Judge — March 31, 1888 — page 13: what you’re looking at

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JUDGE 13 THE LABOR VOTE. “{choost met Justus Schwab, der pig commu: | year.’ suid the policeman, changing the subject. “I | “** But dere used to peen 365 days py der year,’ “You pin going to haf von pig com: | I sayt. ings to-night, ain'd it’ ‘Yah,’ sayt | *** Alas!" said der communist. * [tis choost der fe: | liaf converded some seffen hundert laporers | same now. Dree hundert-sexty-four days dem are ere py this neighporhood, so dem all pelieve in | mine und agree mit all my sendimends, but der me und Henry Chorge. They vill do my pidding. { dree hundert-sexty-fifd day is election day, und den EARS’ SOAP is now what it has been for a century past—a pure Soap, containing little or no water, and no coloring matter, and therefore well calcu- lated to cleanse and purify; while the absence of all irritating substances tends to render it emollient and soothing to the most delicate skin. If common soaps are irritating to the skin of adults, as they unquestionably are, they are doubly and trebly injurious to the delicate skin of the infant and young child, but Pears’ Soap is used and recommended by thou- sands of intelligent mothers throughout the civilized world, because, while serving as a detergent and cleanser, its emollient properties prevent the chafing and discom- fort to which infants are so liable. This famous soap has been established one hundred years; has received fifteen International Awards, and is now sold in every city in the world. | 1 own them body und soul 364 days py der | theory of dera dem leaf me und go mit der firsd bolitician vot gifs dem a twoslollar pill und vote to continue der bre- sent iniquitous und owdrageous sdade uf society,” ” The German Policeman, LOOK THE GROUND OVER. L to visit the 1 will at frequent intervals during the months of March, Apr r June, sell and ursion tickets from: all’ principal points. to vints in Towa, 3 1, Dakota and at the very low rate of one fare for the rl s will be good for return 's from date of ron the going to the nearest sts the first spring it Is published in full.— Detroit , inquire tter with the ba What do vou as water on the brain, Times. “NASAL VOICES, CATARRH AND FALSE TEETH." inent. English woman says the Ameri- can ¥ and false Americar caused. vur dry stimulating atmospl the universal presence of eatarrhal diftict But why should so f our we It is for it. except on the ch action caused by by want of regular i 1 impossil impridence in eating a are unnatural cestors, who -s of purity and akers of Warner's ifully used Of course we dofnot like to have our women kers and false teeth owners. but . ans can he readily overcome in the nner indicated, comicbooks.com