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JUDGE. When the congregation of the Brookyn visited the Thousand Islands on Sun- ook along Pastor Talmage to preach to fium. ‘Such people would eat hard-boiled eggs tathe summit of Mont Blanc.—Buffalo Express. Mrs, B. is one of those energetic, quick-mo- men who carry their work by assault. One day rani, but midway forgot what it was, ‘* What Sas I going for?” she asked aloud. Two year- old, seated on the floor and always liable to be swept up in one of her mother’s hurricane pas- sked meekly, ‘* Was—oo—goin’—for— "Chicago Living Church. ‘An ol settler, whom we will call Henry, met another old settler named William, we will say, on Main street recently, They came to Buffalo together half a century or more ago, but had not r some time. Henry,” said William, raside, * I suppose we are living oo borrowed time and h 't long to tarry. y the streets of the New Jerusalem are she had started across the room on some | stones good enough for me, Henry,” added the old gentleman, energetically pounding the pave- ment with his’ cane ;“* cobble-stones good enough for me."—Buffalo Com. Adv, The Jupce remarks with his accustomed acu- men, j‘* George W. Childs would not be such a bad candidate for president, and incase of election he could write the obituary of the defeated party.” Just so, And, as no man ever writes his own obituary, this suggestion is another of the many which augur favorably for Mr. Childs’s candidacy. —Phil, News. ‘THE POPULAR VERDICT. The Jupce is the best cartoon illustrated paper in America,—Bellevue (Iowa) Leader, TH One of the happiest cartoons ever printed in this country appeared in the last issue of JUDGE. | It represents Samuel J. Tilden ‘* in lean and slip- |pered pantaloon,” with carpet bag in hand, | walking toward the Democratic convention of | 1888, —Canajoharie Courier. THE CHEAPEST AND 8 HOTO @ Park st Enc raving @: Plece Han | Ri ewvun NOT A DYE. The Crowning Glory of Man and Woman is a beautiful head of Hair. THE REVIVUM is the ONLY LOW-PRICED preparation for restoring Gray Hair to its origi- nal color. Itis superior in effect to any other preparation, and is AN AGREEABLE HAIR DRESS- ING. Put upin bottles of good size, and sold by Druggists gen- erally. GERMAN CORN REMOVER PIKE'S TOOTHACHE DROPS CURE WARNER, D’FORREST & CO. MANUFACTURERS OF LADIES’, GENTS’ & YOUTHS’ KNIT UNDERWEAR. Established 1871. AMSTERDAM, N.Y. WJ. BENJAMIN & CO. 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Experience has proved that this preparation has wrought. more wonderful cures of SCROFULA, RHEU- MATISM, and other polsonous and impure condl- tions of the blood (from a common pimple to the worst forms of eruptive discases), than any other rem- edy onearth. IT SEARCHES THROUGH THE BLOOD, cleansen tt from all humors, and enrichea tt to a conditim of perfect health, In the treatment of any hum Wes operation is greatly aided by the uso of GLE! SOAP as an ABLUENT for the potsons of the blood asthey come to the surface. To avoid imitations and counter. felts, purchasersof the genuine HYATT'S LIFE BAL- SAM should be careful to examine the wrapper and circu- lars around the bottle and see that the address, 115 FULTON STRE! fs oneach. ‘Ask for and insist upon having the new and fmproved style of wrapper adopted January Ist, 196, Sout by druggists generally. HEART DISEASE and PAINS. ‘Any functional disease of the heart, usually called Heart Disease, readily yields to the use of DR. GRAVES’ HEART REGULATOR, which is sold by druggists generally.—He sure to get the genuine—Pamphlet Free.— Address, Dit. GRAVES, 115 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK. NEW YORK, Beware of the many poor imitations. take no other. Ithas no equal. IN OWE MINUTE. Grogs of ammonia. “Any coe ‘which ‘turns dark, should be instantly re dade "Price a1 per tlie, old vy erseries sok SPD AME FONTAINE: 19 Ease Tain Bes WY. Counsel for defence : ‘Gentlemen of the jury, if there ever was a case which, more other case, challenged careful comparison with similar cases, this case is that case,—Fliegende Blatter, comicbooks.com