Judge — July 7, 1888 — page 13: what you’re looking at

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\hen a man boards at a restaurant year after year it is scarcely a wonder that he occasionally feels like taking the taste out of his mouth and sending it to a laurdry.—Lincoln Journal, “THE ONE HOSS SHAY,” of br. Holmes, is full of the genial author's exuberant 7. Its fun is superficial and obvious ; but more is t than meets the ear oreye. The vehicle which ran hundred years and a day without a break, typifies thy human body, and represents the natural term of us service. If, however, a man has catarthal, bron- chisl, asthmatic, Or pulmonary disease, he cannot live out half his days, unless he eradicates the scrofulous humors whose presence causes these local troubles. t blood-cleansing alterative of Dr, Pierce, n as the ‘Golden Medical Discovery,” rids the | of scrofulous pollutions, and, by improving the nutrition, gives new vigor to the debilitated system, and cures these diseases, Unequalled—Dr. atarrh Remedy. as_an article on ‘* Wild Cat In- Who, for mercy’s sake! wants to on Courier. \ contemporary surance Companies. insure wild cats Be: ‘The story is told that in a certain edit book, in the transit from the composi room, the ¢ dropped out from the clau: be changed in the twinkling of an ey has to record one by our compositor that passed the proof reader. We had as lief advertise Women’s Hose as any other kind, but we have re- ceived word from the treasurer of the Boston Woven Hose Co., saying that being a bashful man he objects to the way our printer has represented that Co. in our issue of June 16, The Hose sAis Co, advertises is not intended for 300 pounds avoirdupois pressure,” as that would fit but a very small per cent. of the ladies of this country, and we presume the words ‘*Spiral, and one red line” will be of no particular interest to the fair sex. No woman, whatever her weight, if she has a garden x grass plot need be deterred, however, from sending for a sample of this new cotton hose. n of a prayer 10 the press We shail all isn’t it, that after a man has once given his should ‘try so hard to keep it?—St. Albans Funny Messeng FORT GRISWOLD-ON-THE-SOUND. Opened for the Season. On Wednesday, June 27th, the popular hotel and s, "* Fort Griswold-on-the-Sound,” opposite and les below New London, Conn., opened under the same popular management as last year, Messrs, Matthews & Pierson, of the well-known Sturtevant House, New ‘Their table and entire service last year were beyond criticism. Spacious grounds, fine beach inter- sperses the rocky shore. All rooms overlook the water. There is no better summer resort, as mosquitoes are absoulutely unknown, Send for announcement, with plans of rooms on each floor. If you go via. New York, drop in at the Sturtevant.—Evening Post. The Sohmer Piano ranks among the best for excel- lence of tone, durability and finish. THE GREAT JUBILEE. That Begins in Cincinnati July 4. « many days intervene between now and the open- ing of the Centennial Exposition that opens its doors in re ion the nation’s birthday, to continue 100 days and nights, This Jubilee is held in commemora- tion of the rooth anniversary of the first settlement of the northwest territory, and is designed 0 show the grand strides made in the past century in the arts, Sciences and industries of the land, and the advance in civ as embodied in the imprdvements made upon the primitive modes and customs of the pioneers of one hundred years ago, ‘The local management in charge of the enterprise are amply provided with funds to mect the immense outlay necessary for the perfection of the necessary details, the business community having generously voted an appropriation out of their own pockets. in the shape of guarantee notes, to the amount of $1,930,000, With part of this sum’ splendid tem. porary structures have been erected, which, in addition rermanent structure, unexcelled for beauty and this continent, give better facilities for an ise of this kind than were ever before enjoyed URE"! DEAF ve Pe GESE, aracen, Comuonzp tan, Daexs ore ral drum. faviaibte, comfortable and ac Yor tlonarated tence with taster oun F- HiSCOM, 653 Broadway, Ne Ve f Know the danger in using a poorly washed Nursing bottle—it often causes death. Pyle’s Pearline and water will be perfectly clean—cannot be otherwise. Ordinary servants may be trusted to wash the baby’s bottle if you see that they use Pearline. Mothers A bottle washed with Not necessary to use shot, etc., ete. Tt has no equal for washing children’s linen. Forsale by Grocers everywhere. 3 Manufactured only by JAMES PYLE, New York From Babyhood, New York, June, 1885. ° _PEARLINE dissolved in hot water, cleanses the inside of nursing bottles well, if shaken up and down vigorously. After washing, the bottle must be rinsed ¢+orough/y with pure ho: water, then with cold. CINCINNATI JULY 4th to OCT. 27th: 0H GRAND JUBILEE celebrating the Settlement of the Northwestern Territory. UNSURPASSED DISPLAY. 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