Judge — February 23, 1889 — page 13: what you’re looking at

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SCOTT'S |CONSUMPTION, COUCHS, Wonderful Flesh Producer. Scott’s Emulsion is not a secret remedy. | Liver Oil, the potency of both being largely PALATABLE AS MILK. UNITED STATES PATENTS: SCROFULA, cCOLDs, Many have gained one pound per day by It contains the stimulating properties of the increased, It 1s used by Physicians all over Sold by all Druggists, SCHOTT BROS.’ No, 361,088, - - APRIL 12th, 1847. BRONCHITIS, CURES Wasting Diseases. its use. Hypophosphites and Pare Norwegian Cod the world. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. BUTTON -MAKING MACHINE. No. 375,004, - - = DEC. 20th, 1887. Thousands are in daily use in the United Staten. A machine by which a merchant can at once have Fratclass buttons made. ( any size) out of Cos e Mxterinl ax Cont” or No Bother matching Shader tis in-use all the tei ary goods and tailoring establish: ments of the United States Is Simple in Mechanism; Un- aled in ever} gives Entire | Satisfaction, wad has Come to | Sts: i Te cuts the Cloth Blanks, and makes all the leading sizes of But. » one and the same Mucho. Dircetions for ‘using | with every Machine. i Machine is put up in small, com. pact form—weighs § Ibs.; cut is 1/8 Size of machine. ‘The moulds, whose cost is very small, are the same as those used on the finest Braid Buttons. What Metter Match than at le 0 asics sclling and best want agents in every city SCHOTT BROS., Providence, R. I. AT@FOLKS® PROVED. Price $7.50, net cash Machine complete make the three sizes, In “ifuttons can ‘there be Suitable for presents Confectioner, Aneican (5 CA me Cat ee OEE: Pe warily) “GOOD FOR WEAK LUNGS. Monte Cristo Whisky. ‘The best produced, 73 cents and $1 per bottle, Sent in cases of six and tweive bottles, CHILDS £ CO., Proprietors, $8 and 545 Tenth Avenue, and HN W, 42 Street, New York, THE UNITED STATES MUTUAL AcciDENT AssociATiON, Nos. 820, 322 and 324 Broadway, NEW YORK. CHARLES B. PEET, JAMES R.-PITCHER, President. Sec’y and Gon. Manager. Some Figures, Dec. 31st, 1888. Losses paid since January Ist, 1888, “ a . $346,689 77 Losses paid since Incorporation, . . . . 1,374,698 75 Number of losses paid since January 1st, 1888, e 5 3,229 Number of losses paid since incorporation, . 12,422 Death losses due and unpaid, . . . None. Weekly indemnity due and unpaid, None. HALF A MILLION DOLLARS SAVED TO ITS MEMBERS IN 1888 In the reduced cost of Accident Insurance. $5,000 in case of death by accident, with liberal indemnity for the loss of sight or limb, costs about $15 per year, ay able in one amount or in instalments; West Shore Railroad Y.G. & We RR. R. CO., LESSEE. VIA WEST SHORE OF WORLD. |UD: ON RIV Ve: POPULAR ROUTE |FOR BUSINESS AND PLEASURE TRAVEL. Magnificent Sleeping Cars Without Change, So the nine little islands stand, just as be-fo-ah, New York und Boston to Huffalo, Toronto, Detroit, And we hope the German nation a olege chicame nad Stoel Won't do so Se-me.a, Sleeping Cars New York to Toruato Exclusively by this Route Jhany Journal. NINE LITTLE ISLANDS. Nine little islands standing in a row, ‘The German nation wanted them, But we couldn't let them go. Uncle Sam is stubborn, and the Germans found him so— So they navigated round awhile, ‘Then, gently, let them go. Nine little islands away out Germany sent in a claim Which we couldn't see; Tickets via West Shore on sale at all ticket offices in the United States and Canada Ask for tickets via West Shore and see that they read via this Coop NEws ‘The Sohmer Piano has successfully passed the most severe critical test by the highest musical talent in the | ro world. plied the husband, who was a drummer; ‘the boss always told me to stop praising the gous as soon as the| bargain was struck. kb: = Tm | You never sit and talk to me now as you d : T ro LADIES, we were married,” sighed the young wife, * c- cape e oaucemenTe ever of. A Up orders { et eae Tose China Tea Set, Dinner Set, jvm fone Totiet Set, Watch, Hraes Lamp, ‘The Soden Mineral Pastilles, having been introduced in| an Rare icatarsadareas the United States only December last, have met with a very rapid success, and are now generally used for throat diseases, ‘Their merit consists in the fact that they are no patent medicine, but the pure concentrated extract of the Soden Mineral Springs in Germany, where the Pastilles have become so popular to-day that last year over two million boxes were sold ' OPIU AO PAY THLLeTRED, THE DR Ite teen oe Png Rate sae Noes | for 12Rpase all skin ‘Morphin tad od thet treat ment ‘woopnt