BYERS, COLORADO

Altitude 5,000 Feet

An Ideal Place to Rest, Recreate and Recuperate.

The Elliott Ranch is located thirty miles southeast of Denver and within sight of the pine clad hills of the Continental Divide. Postoffice at Byers, Colorado, on the Kansas Pacific. Situated in dryest part of state, with no mosquitoes, no irrigation ditches or surface water to menace health, and sufficiently distant from city smoke and storm-swept mountains, with their ever-changing atmospheric conditions.

The ranch is located along the big timber on Wolf Creek, two and a half miles of heavy timber skirting the creek.

Our water is of the best, not showing a trace of alkali or objectionable ingredients. Our table is supplied with an abundance of nourishing food, chiefly from the ranch, having a large irrigated garden, poultry plant, dairy, etc., at our disposal. Terms, $7.00 per week for room and board. Two persons occupying one room, $6.00.

Saddle horses procurable at reasonable rates. A small pack of wolf hounds are kept on the ranch and occasional hunts are indulged in. No consumptives.

Transporation free Wednesday and Saturday. Mail two to four times

a week.

References by calling at 1450 Emerson Street, Denver, or addressing C. J. Elliott, Byers, Colorado.

hundreds of such, many of which are hundreds of years old and cost fabulous sums.

Physicians on the lookout for the very best in everything pertaining to their profession should read a little pamphlet, reprint from Medical Century, April, 1905, by Amos J. Givens, M. D., of Stamford, Conn., concerning the "Rest Treatment." The aforesaid rest treatment consists of much more than the title would imply and Dr. Given has told the entire story in such a pleasing and practical manner as to cause one to feel very grateful for such literature. The Given Sanitarium, Stamford, Conn., is one of the most thoroughly equipped institutions of the kind in the United States and Dr. Givens, its founder, one of the foremost physicians making a specialty of nervous diseases of every class. Send for one of these little booklets.

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Spectacles, Please, for The Critique's Editor.-The September Critique remarks that "up to the present writing The Critique is the only homœopathic medical publication to publish a picture of the president-elect of the American Institute of Homeopathy. Isn't that peculiar, to say the least?" Was this comment penned prior to July 5th? On that date the July issue of the North American went into the mails, and contained an account of the Institute proceedings, together with a portrait of Dr. William Davis Foster of Kansas City, elected president at Kansas City.-N. A. Journal of Homeopathy.

All of which may be correct; but as no such number ever reached this office, we will gladly take N. A.'s word for it. Please put us on your regular list and oblige; also save one who aspires to being an accurate newsgatherer and disseminator the mortification such a mistake causes.

The crushing blow has fallen at last and The Critique will, no doubt, go out of business at once. At the last meeting of the Colorado State Society a resolution was presented by the dean of the College of Physicians and Surgeons which Progress publishes in its advertising pages as follows: "IMPORTANT.-Resolved, That Progress be, and is hereby designated, the official organ of the Colorado Homeopathic Society; and also that all papers read before this society shall be published in this journal, provided such papers be approved by the publication committee of this society and the editor of the journal; it is further provided, that the president of this society shall enter into an agreement with the publishers of Progress whereby an annual subscription shall be credited to each member, in good standing, for which the publishers shall be paid one dollar out of the funds of this society. This shall not interfere with any arrangements previously made. Adopted unanimously."

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AFTER TYPHOID FEVER.-The convalescent period after typhoid fever is always a trying one. Weakened functions must be coaxed back to normal activity and every effort made to promote proper nutrition. For many years Gray's Glycerine Tonic Comp, has enjoyed the confidence of the medical profession as a most efficient and satisfactory reconstructive for aiding convalescence. It increases the appetite, raises digestive capacity and rapidly improves the absorptive and assimilative powers. Thus it offers the most tangible aid to the organism at the time when it needs help the most.

ECTHOL.-I am well pleased with effects of Ecthol in severe cases of blood poisoning; as an external remedy in all painful affections, especially rheumatic, as was demonstrated in the case of my wife, who was laid up in bed with a painful rheumatic affection of one of her feet, which after bathing and wrapping with Ecthol, to my surprise was about the house again the next day. She swears by it and will not allow me to be without it. I have also found it excellent in pruritus ani and erysipelas. I prescribe it through a druggist in Newburg, and have bought three bottles for myself. I am now using it in a case of ulcer in an old man-on the bottom of his foot-which is healing.-G. A. Gorse, M. D., Meadowbrook, N. Y.

A TOBACCO HABIT CURE WHICH CURES.-It is rarely that The Critique calls attention to anything which savors of the so-called surecure. It is still more rarely that anything of this character is compounded with a view of benefit to anyone outside the promoters, but in the case of Dr. Holloway's "Anti-tobac" we feel no hesitancy in saying that the doctor has produced a preparation, or prescription, that will do the work thoroughly and well. Dr. Holloway practically treats each individual case, thus making his medicine more in nature of a personal treatment. Thus far he has cured hundreds of the tobacco habit, and one of the delightful features of the same is that there is no bad after-effects, as the medicine contains no opiate or other deleterious substance of any kind. It is a homeopathic preparation, prepared by a homeopath of recognized ability. If you are a slave to this habit, write Dr. J. C. Holloway, Galesburg, Illinois.

THE NEUTRALIZATION OF DYSCRASIA. In a very excellent article on "Various Forms of Headache," which appeared in Medical Progress a short time ago, Dr. J. U. Ray of Blocton, Ala., states that

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'Denver, Colo.