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\«r-'-- Th* Tupvr Lmk* Hrnrmld feumnaC, BsttasV Bettor end Anwbber «ti|«iW«aaSaaa»»w»aaapM»aaw^^^^^»^ ' _ •\ Isbnabst •mif»il>y»owfc«<ith>1to sVY». • . v. - . • ' *.\ ,, 9 IJOO Pse.Ymaa. naswtnwYe, Att< italaMMMlAi «; ay.ninnns nates miwin gee* * Pats, nbl as alls ll • —M»«fri»»H. u^^gj| death SSSjSJSS nweftSU •; amnaui.wtivwiHiwtMifijt *» «w» *: THAMKSOIVJMG. Tbe annual feast day in nan* mens* ••4, and eeeia mil (ebb* wffl groan ft* Mr Im* el gee* things to set. a gend yje. Tesa^wsesb BBATTIBBXBCUTBD. Henry Clay Seattle, jr., was executed iA the penltentisry-•* Richmond, V*., Mday monu»t fo* the murder of his y^wfolaet July. While riding with her in MI suscwobfls he stooped on the nod, assent, ssisedagun ksesd coa- id aires, sod asset bar. He pot tee gun faito ta«entomofaQ» and rode home with tbe body. Tl* story be told that a lughwayama fired the fetal denies us he **«**» win ^ that he wt^vle«elie>ine\e|e^ettftted., Inspks the faa* tha* bs was defended by Intense* osu^aw wealthy father sev. nwetsiawea eeevieted tad ssnywa., ejajwanvewjanv weans* w^r^wwernnFent a^^p». ntm was Wryly sbsemnlenriol, bet it left nodosMsem sngnwt. After hie eoe- fieHee every estartwaasnade by hJseoen- eet eed tamOy tea»v* Ires freei the deeth ebnb, the Qmmmm himself being sssatty aaanaled ax witiwmt avail. AdeeterdN erimskes beea wmmted, aad the Vlnisie meiin beve eennsnm- aaatrelid tsnAJuammoeneot U thwarted la that r emnonnsslth by the power of T esbssmsslssln Hnnnlfnl nWwfwwswoln nvppRBIi GOT MSKCKAlfTSL After It aetive lefa oawed toll eet tie CMesaweeftedav b)l Ike verietJesof Mead aad few libadyefe re- M with their ryv id the maltsm tans ^ ntymsntfer theeareieeufeneawagaad connoting tbe good, far the euitomw. Wbwffl be perdtoeed if weovw aafc «eja to t«ak of tbliaowhoat, _ ads ia Tee Herald f real week to week, aad to make proper- etisafor the period of the year, which it hi proper ssjould make both sellers aad nuysn joyous ens nappy. tonne* It MISTAKES JUBILATIOX rae eeeamag to ebeer? e bow nrnt i Taf to* brief teademk die- lef a pondhnity which must b« in every election e^ren though Mbkardry eeawtbiag to be included ia the reckoning, ei eeeee lor jubilation. The pcenfcffity to which the president devoted a few net too serious remarks in that the lopablJMaii party might be de- Thet jnesijiltj ie not one peculiar to the ejection of 1911 It existed in 1906, in 1904, m 1990, m 1896. In feet,'there is u erery riection the peeabflitv that the party which look* to be the eure winner, may be defeated. Ye^beeaneethjeprewdent brought to mini that it would ant etnnady, mye- Herioariy end uaaeeeedentedly dmeppear from the next preeidtwtinl conteet, there wai a wild rueh to the ooadaaon that be had lost confidence. \Tall practically givee up his fight for another term,\ de- clared one beadfiae artist, In whom the wish had on the instant begotten that to him joyous thought. —,\Ietttotangb.\ of your atolonrnjawl aaamv for tan earn and up at the ptment eee- lonef the beard of superrisora, and thow b) the anti tuhwcnweh fight daelre then every taxpayer hi the eowaty which has HUaakted the tatienierasrinpiteJofthaiatr Local AJalrs >oooooooo First of at the —Dwbtkm President Taf t, having found everywhere along bis itinerary the most cordial aad enthusiastic reeeptions, and eonfident expectation of victory for the republican party, thought it well to say a few words that would serve as warning agsiaat letting overooafidence prevail un-{ derwMeh effort hi likely to lag. the repubfican party la going to win, but to meke victory absolutely certain it must never relax its efforte. And that is good doctrine in any elec- tion, national, state or local. at afalooe. The tabereulosis hnjaiaal k tobeaainatrtetkw built and seppoti by pnbfie fnadeand not by popular sub* snketiua. In this way the service to be- mnaityiaetoppiag the spread of eon. wimptien is boras by all the property ovnara throughout the eouaty and ex- pense per capita benomes very small. Ita^aattetaketoaav in the oannty suffcriag from tufaermdaae hnveemnetotae Adiroadacks for their health. The number of tubereular eaem anwng native residents which have come to the attention of phyaieians during the lest year, proves this to be true. Infor- mation gathered during thelajit week brings to fight over a hundred eaees of tabet^culome which should have heapitel tneeatoaee. Yet there is no place in the county or state where these autetwaate be financially able to pay the high ratee of the private sanatorium, but the great majority must stay at - home where- the danger of giving the disease to tome other member of the fsaauy in always present. During the last month a number of people have some to me aad implored that I tell then where they might spend their re- nuuaing days and not expose, their chil- dren to tbe terrible disease. One man mid that ho would gladly go to the coun- ty home if they would only accept him. I aeuld only reply that there was no place for them. The need for a tuberculosis hospital is urgent, not so much to eure those who are ill, but protect those who are well. The taxpayers of this county should not think It nteesssry to appropriate 925,- 000 or 150,000 for this institetion ; 910,- 000 or $12,000 would provide a hospital which would accommodate many a patient in ease and comfort. This proposed hos- pital is not of the nature of city institu- tions ; it is a hospitaU of simple eonstruc- tiou where veraadas are tbe main consi- deration. The cure for tuberculosis de- mands fresh air and sunlight, not expen* sive operating rooms aad large medical steff. Several counties of the state have purchased small farms and using the faAnhouseas a nucleus have extended the verandas, remodeled here and there, and the remit baa been a tuberculosis hospital adequate to care for their county I iantllvs bo wile aad arervmt diftetion. jaundice or pall stones. 1 rejrslate fiver, ejtnsMck sod bowek bwildepyoer beaUh. Only 25c at k GIPT WITH A THOUGHT IN IT. What other Chrhtamai present coats that all UmeH*r 1 ^ , *-*idjnnaii so^njscb •• a enb- arriptioa toTba Yoetk'i COwipseson-- 51 weeks for 9iv75? It U a gwt wnicb braefits wot oaty theosMe who reteivea it, bat every mtsabcr sf tat easae boene* bold. Jfyoaisoaot kaow The Cosjpaasoa, J.O.Gokey Meprndiax TlMaknpving In 8t Regis Faim, the ««nt of Heareseot- ative Maodonald. Bubscnptioos for afl the Isndbjg mega- sinm and papere lesaaved at Harrison Coba's. Ooainf riten ~ets eande. Hotel, bHI of fare to serve to thewMenmom TssatagWng. Hyldn A. Coba and Agnes Aright spent Bunday Isit at the bomt oTsJbCnWls9*i«ta. Mr. aad aba. H. Ceha. Wm. A. Brown asd wonOoedon, have i aim ml bine II after an irfisnwvi enoose bnet Hr. Brown aao vinted the Fbrou- faasdsatrlct. Ifhn Dora Seott apest 6*aday with bat motber.at Hold Ui^aejfc aad went toTaeoma oei Tuesday «Os^nwi the winter with her suet, lelei Woom. C.KxNaison.of Beaaaw, wraj In town tab weak mTifr^-g aCTnaganseote for aa agency to hand hie iilanatve line of boene, rjuggms, wsjamn, ddgfin, cutters, baraam, ete^ and has snjeoaenad Wss. H. 8ebm, at the Imiefwini elegant. rnhmmi f emiy, tsantt-ywaisAl cbfld afalr.and Iftn. Levi I«smnw,wha w anvft»amr<e> eewery. Thaw uabnf dried WM el thnhonnli end thettOsona had to be taken to the honpHal em Tuenday.: Tbe maay friends of sir. n*»V Mrs. Lasnoy wmk to extend tbek hssirtfilt •ympnthy m their great Our polioy is always to treat every customer with the utmost ooarteay---to aee that they get what they want—to extend every buying advant- age voluntarily-^ give the greatest value cpnsistant with correct business methods. We have a large line of Furniture for the Holiday shoppers. n*M40-L. Ttppwr Lake, M. Y. • & The Old Phoenixif Low Coat Life Iniura Safe as Qnverasaent Beadi, QMdee^naidet end of first n ^nyhmreieonn premium it pa^j '•Ot.. Tmt eoeopany now pa* R pere«at,e»mposndiiitrrciit onvi ekitdelefttQ Honuauli. r. , AgV!SL y> * t ^ ior Tui>pcr lAt PHommtx ' LIFE, ***' \r*\' w^nw/w^nwiniaif veasrsj With VeJtf virslent kv Tbry ekand all if yooare at afl wactrtnia, jaat seed as a postal card asking for staple copies, Not only is Tbe Companion the beet gwt you caa choose for the saoney, bat the eeaient to cboosc. Kiep the towing CsuristsasMthoenrtbris^taad sMwearied by making yonr gilt Tme Tonth's Conv paaioa. The one to whom you give tbe eub- srriprioa wifl rceelve free Tbe Compan- ion's Calender for 1913. Utnoe^aphcd ia tea colors and (old, and yow, too, as giver of tbe sabneriptk»n, will receive e com of tbe Calender. The snbecripeioa price is now only $1.76, bnt oeJnnaary 1,1012, it will be advanced to $2-00. TRB YOUTH'S COMPANION, 144 Berkeley 8t>, Bowon. If see. New Sabneriptioas receiwed at tab oflke. The Thrice-a-YVestk Edition oaTMsl New York World Fradsnury a Daffy al mc Price ofvTaskiy No othnr Newaeeaer in tme world fives sommcbataolowaprlcev* m*j Christmas Photos Mow is ftVeyan fee yeas WnveoaUnnvlee early 1 SJep sS 9 WB eSWSS s CeNnnjrS wanMi Was Jeeaj body asks tbie wMcm m ' jaet J M WsMtrneaaiayr^ ' nev lansmffr wSOOJiOaeOO w nwm»ar_ ^enw#na>wsBanmjai aansTW/wsanwew/w^a^s^eaiwr, own jarejhfnpaj;farnn?^^... . not nne In ten. tonam nesas of tat imncy may W has wanV aalnd la '\: ' W v^»a#»m«M'* •'.:'* r:fc _. s w5|MNpr, SORES tfcwl CSSSf* kaow what do law or fatfjrfmur? can ehow yon. foranvdeaV to know Dudley cfc Edwards P. J. McCormlck 9 ^^wr^^pt Tnpner Lske. N. Y. 3S E. majn St* Ualotx* N* Ye SHAWMUTRUHERJ wiS The lev. HH Hkhe 1§12 Almanac. Beiore tbe great drooth of 1901, tbe Hieks Almanac gave timely warning. Por over two yjars prior to 1911. the Hicks Almaiac again sonnded a warn- ing of drouth danger. Aft so on for forty J ears thai same trtend of all tnepeopfc si steadfastly refused the offers ot spec* nlators and continued to Warn tbe pub- lic of the coming dangers of storm and weather. As they should bike done, the people have nobly stood Mr Professor Hicks, their fatdnwl public servant, who hai grown old la their err rice. Send only ooedoller to WORD AND WOKK8 PUBLISHING COMPANY. 3401 Frank- lin Avenue, Su Louis, Mieeoari, sad get hit Magaaiae and-Almanac both for one Tear. The Almanac alone, a fine book of 150 pages, is only 35c by Basil. Let everybody respond aad receive tbe warnings of our National Seer for tbe coming year. It has been the experience of county boepitals already in operation that many of the patients admitted pay for their support either in whole or in part. There- fore tbe question of yearly maintenance sbould not deter tbe supervisors from es- tablisbing a county tuberculosis hospital. Sixteen counties of the state now have hospitals in operation or in construction. Franklin Counny cannot afford to dewy longer in caring for its own tuberculous people. \_\ Thanking you for ihe courtesy which your paper extends, I am Very truly youis, JAY M. STRONG. The grant Prenideatsml campaign soon begin and yon will want tbe news accurately and promptly. The World ong since established m record for im partialitv, end anybody can afford its Thrice-a-Week edition, which comes ever? other day in the wretk, except Sun- day. It will be of particular value to you now. The Thrice-a- Week World also abounds in other strong; fen tares, serial storiee, humor, marketi, cartoons; ia fact, everything that ia tubefonnd in a first class daily. , THE THSICE-A WEEK WORLD'S regular subscription priceje only $1.00 per year, and this paye fas* 156 papers. ,We oner this nnequalkd newspaper and the Tup* per Lake Herald together for one year for $1.65. The regular subscription price of the two papers is $2.00. Electric Bitters Succeed when everything else sails. In nervous proatiaUoa end female weasoeases they are the supreme remedy, as thousands bare testified. FOR KIDNEYtLIVEft AND STOMACH TROUBLE n is the best msdfck* ever sold over a aruggist'e counter. McCsU's Magazine andMcGQ Patterns For rrMOwrien Havo sasre Frissss than any other magasias or patterns. McCaU'ii is the reliable Fashion Guide monthly in one million one hundred thousand homes. Besides show- ing all the latest designs of McCall Patterns, each iwmes is brimful of sparkling short stories and helpfnl infermation for women. k Stria by tub. Elncatonci. Co«ti ludins any ont of icrihinu for McOiU'i M»(Kxltieat'onci^'Ceati only jo canu a ytu, including 4H cekUaUd McCill PattttMfrce fit, simplicity, Mort At*\m «n McC.ll •conomy all oilier* hi tiy V, ami naMbtr toiU. Pittcnw Atn «ry other two m«k««eoi«Wn«<l. Van* Mfhtt than i} cents. Buy from your dealer, ot by Mil ftwm McCALL'S MAGAZINE 2M-24d W. S7dSt^ Mtw York City •* vg-^*islswj»e Anp» STWSWS1> rawseeawM MM ndo)afg 'Nnw'awmi J. P1MSTEIN, v IM i Temfci •SSSSMI yaarii lenaiaaM* Iran _0a» __ ..la year) taanaoo «.( Rvltltwirati If la aa laaSackinhtinwrt. HASTINGS,! Oeaneelor at J WtPKM LAKE, K.Y. Stataai 'aUaaMl V&TAKT MUWkX* IM OFFICE. JpAtlse tn stste aee .tTntjsd^ti rHAirCtB Ha SLATE* Lawyer, j •' Town Lass. V. ' ansa. MaveaaUlas fllsnttoiM c Main Street, fHipper Lake, N. Y. nasm ffa mo**- 1 irrnL-;. ^t JL.-J:- . arjin: <*cu ^y^ A Warm Bathroom ;*rccT!< Every nsotfbtrJwuld be careful that the chiUren take their baths in a warm room. TrSe chill of a cold room ii dangerout after com- ing out of the hot water. A Perfection Smokeless On* Heater brings bsthroom or bedroom |ojustth«<legreoofwatinmyouv^eaktt^ All you have to do u to touch a match. i The Perfection Healer buns i»e rjouri on one iOkg and is ajwayi ready for nee. Taw can move k anywhere it ie needed. There * no waste ol reel sn* beet warming tmoccupied rooms. Justtfje heat yon want, when nud where you want H. ThoPeireclmlisn^v^ that prevents me v^ r^g turned high enough to smoke and is easy to remove and drop back when deaning. SMsMvetsgesjaadtlsniWe sstsMs br say roeaa is say hosaa. ^^ PaaW»a»erywlwiat ar wrsa la aay asaacy af sw SUnaardOU Company J. / TALI-HAN* Atsaraey aad CeeiaseMn AawUv Law and 8arros»t«'8 at>tf OverEo*Onoa,Tnpp«rLaka,y.| IRVING INSURANCE It wftl bo right if hs wrltti I 17 East Mala tenet. MALONEN.] Telsphoas yenrerder at my exp*** BscxH.lt Q. W.DKKWelnOM, Undertakers, TorrsaL***' 2 T*a«ptK»a O.L. liter honw. call wj ntABaHA'a Undertaker and Embalau Torraa LAia'J <^«tK.bn^.eajMwjn» and maBssabfs. OB.K. Deattat, Patnleaa. Tome La»e« of Teeth. Laawsnslty. Tuaietalnfc_ T.maTrmTO> m&smxM. Tme Hew Wlaelner. SaXTA CLARA, V. T. B. Rin.LT M- N.V. Dnechwood Inn Pmacsrtsu) P. 0, flJOper day. THK AaUafftttTOW TCPPBRLAKIJUNttH time minutea* walk tro« ^SiJ,\% ijal station. qg^^^Say. Hot air heat. THK FAUM* TUPPEK LAKK J^ftf fl 1 P.O.. Fa«»*« V 1 Bates II ton pardsr. ^STSSS^ 0. and ICY. A;0.station. .J^fcZgiex* tloa. Wrerv In connection. Tran« temintfdal trade Inrlted, • .-jhrj •::J6M**'.
