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* THE JUDGE. N. HUBBARD MILLER, TAILOR and IMPORTER Nos, 101 & 103 Nassau St., NEW YORK. THE CHEAPEST NOVELTY IN THE WoRLO. Loox not upon the Tom: ry whon it is y for it is a pestilence unto the stomach, it vexeth the liver and it maketh the head to whirl about even as the w of Levanon.— Den uz: r Tribune, Irh cure the boon suggested that Captain Eads should se- ‘ontrol of the Keely motor, It is claimed that this powerfal machine could consume water, and then climb a mountain with a big loa ship on its back.—St. Louts Post-Dispatch. NNETT BUILDING, MOUSE Irisa curioas world, this, im which the fool alon thin f wise, while the wise man knows that he knows nothing. —Boston Star. shin Dt Easily Made, “Wires another yale tide comes round,” her damask cheek nly coat 0 lar and leaving a mark on it like th al of anewly covered with a fleeey mantle and the cedar boughs bend beneath the ermine plamage of the storm, you will feel as happy as you do to-night, will you not, Reginald?” + Yes, darling, I fear 1 shall nswered, fleree grasping the coal shovel and the mad flak on the bottom of his trousers over the Persian rug that fore the fire, 1 fear T shall unless in the strevt-cleaning department.— restin: his m centa, #1 Stock, Seven Shot Revolvers = Watches § failing of Holbay Goce and Trick Ca MANUFACTURING COMPANY, No. 138 Fulton Street, N.Y. 7 REASONS lay lusuriously there is a chang Brooklyn Eagle Wrat is sa co for the turkey is cranberry for the wae. dinner guests.—Erratic Enrique, , Sawrs, take my book and draw that $5 out of the savings bank this morning. I know that bank is going, to burst. The cash e Hottentot eta we vnzecaes. Young Men's An Missionary Society, and I know he cannot afford i—N. Y. tiser. Commercial Adrer= OVER ALL OTHER FAMILY MEDICINES. First-CLEANLINESS IN USE; they are #0 im- ‘neater and cleaner in use, and #0 much more power + and efficaciogs In removing ailments, than lin ated oils, ralves, pads of every description, olnt- 1a, that the fret reason eboald fnduce the publle A rawovs scientist says there is often a marked per- sonal resemblance between husband and wife after th have been married awhile, We have noticed that fact. Some time ago a gallant Philadelphia man, whose eyes were blue, married a jealous black-eyed woman, and in less than a year he had black eyes himself,—PAdadel~ phia News. ments and to preter them, iecond-INEXPENSIVENESS; withoct exception les the cheapest meritorious household ‘remedy ever cou pounded. Third—They are a great and necessary improvement on the slow action of India Rubber Poroas Strengthening Pasters, and all remedies employed exteroally ; they possees ail the merit of the India Rabber Porous Strengthening Plaster, and contain tn addition thereto, necly incorporated active vegctabte therapeutic ‘hich act epeetally with an increased rubefacient, etlg- ing, trengthening, sedative and counter-tiritant ect Fourth—Thett aetion ls more vigorous than electricity, and an a local remedy they are more powerful and penetrating. Fifh-Ore Benson's Capcine Porous Plas- ter will effect more than the use of a dozen of any other rand, Ir costs $340,000,000 a y that the country Is continually going to t haps it would be a great saving of money to bring the 8 to the country, even if a first-class setter is worth about a thousand dollars. —Turners Fulle Reporter. aperintendent — “When you are ance, don't forget to mention the feau without a.cat, Pere — Lowell Citizen. office of postmaster at Norwalk Depot, 0., 3 per ye pays and yet no one will Thereis once in a while an office that an Ameri- er dignity or money.—Detroit a salary of four do have it. Sizth—They will quickly care ailments that otber remedies, after continaons use and wear, fail to relieve, Seventh—Physicians prescribe them for thelr patlents, pre erring them to any other 1, which alone is over: sbelming proof of their value and superior merit. can won't touch for eit Free Press, HT UMBRELLA {3 the most jou can i Nes nade, “The prices are reas % each, with peat-ftting siki ‘and eth Ave., and Broadway and CAUTION. Sco that the word CAPCINE is cut in the Plaster Take no other. Price 25 Cents. SEABURY & JOHNSON, Pharmaceutical Chemists, NEW York. able. and range $5. $6, MILLER'S, ror Pamphlets, Rags, Rope, and Bassin, Copp Leal, “Zine, Pewter, Typ? Riot ete: Piston’ Sterostype Flaten, Tin Poll, and Old Metal of every description. Old Newspapers, Books, Tea Lead, ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. WII send to any part of the City or suburbs, STOCKWELL, 26 ANN STREET, NEW YORK, EATHER-WEIGHTS For Peisante AND crwanps. Neat, Light, Strong. , MILLER'S, BROADWAY, SIXTH AVENUE, PEARSON & TALLMAN, SHIRT MAKERS, BSD Sixth Ave., cor, 24th St, And 22 FOURTH AVENUE. The Wilson Patent ADJUSTABLE CHAIR, With Thirty Changer of P for ti READING POSTION, cular! quote THE JUDGE. Address The Wilson Adjas. Chair MiP C 1 BROADWAY, N Bs Rhipped The grand medal, the highest premium over all nations, hag et ender Millard Tal ve ane refeetion. designs at lowest prices, THE H. W. COLLENDER CO. Bese As aster Pee band Willard Tables i comicbooks.com