Judge — August 24, 1889 — page 12: what you’re looking at

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JUDGE Importers, Jobbers »° Retailers. Rich Silks, Satins, Velvets, Dress Goods, Cotton Fabrics, White Goods, Embroideries, Gloves, Ho- siery, Laces, Ribbons, Buttons, Notions, Dress Trimmings, and Houschold Dry Goods. Upholstery, Curtains, Draperies, etc. Ladies’ Coats, Costumes, and Riding Habits, Bridal Outfits and Infants’ Wardrobes. Correspondence solicited from all parts of the country regarding Materials, Estimates, and | Samples. “saa PackacteavExences Retain BRANCH, 45 West 51..BOSTON. THC GrestAmencan co P NEWS fered. Now's your time to up ofders or our celeb ‘and Comte abeautital Gol oss Tose wi Se Websters Dictionary: For ull parti oS GRE Cie UAS Grosse & Blackwells FRESH FRUIT JAMS, AND REFINED SUGAR, Are Sold by all Grocers IN THE UNITED STATES. Jee THYENTION + ~ AGE. ay THE E. Anes. UNCLE SAM'S CORN SALVE, Certain cure for hard and soft corns, bunions, etc. Contains no poison of injurious substances. Cures without ‘making foot sore or causing discomfort. By Mait, 15 Cexrs. | repeated the broker Made ftom English Fresh Fruits * THE GRAPEVINE SWING. When T was a boy on the old plantation, Down by the deep bayou— ‘The fairest spot of all creation, Under the arching blue— When the wind came over the cotton and corn, To the long slim loop I'd spring, With brown feet bare, and a hat-brim torn, ‘And swing in the grapevine swing. Swinging in the grapevine swing, Laughing where the wild birds sing— I dream and sigh For the days gone by, Swinging in the grapevine swing. Out—o’er the water-lilies bonnie and bright, Back to the moss-grown trees ; I shouted and laughed with a heart as light Asa wild rose tossed by the breeze. ‘The mocking-bird joined in my reckless glee, T longed for no angel's wing ; I was just as near heaven as I wanted to be, Swinging in the grapevine swing! Swinging in the grapevine swing, Laughing where the wild birds sing— Oh, to be a boy, With a heart full of joy, inging in the grapevine swing. T'm weary at morn, I'm weary at night, I'm fretted and’ sore of heart ; And care is sowing my locks with white, As [wend through the fevered ma I'm tired of the world, with its pride and pomp, And fame seems a worthless thing ; T'd barter it all for one day's romp, And a swing in the grapevine swing. Swinging in the grapevine swing, Laughing where the wild birds sing~ I would I were away From the world to-day, Swinging in the grapevine swing. —Samuel M. Peck in Times- Democrat, Do not let any prejudice stand in the way of giving | the incomparable Premigre Qualité Cigarette a trial, It is told of a prominent business-man of the city, says the Boston Courier, that he bought through a bro- ker bonds to the amount of $10,000, and on receiving them put them into the outside pocket of his overcoat, walked to the head of Milk street, where he became en= tangled in a crowd and had the bonds stolen. All this was only a somewhat exaggerated case of carelessness, but what followed showed that the man was a philoso- pher, The usual steps were taken to discover and re- cover the missing securities, but when some days had passed without any clew the owner began to conclude that he should never hear of them. ‘* Weil,” he remarked to his broker one day when he had dropped in to in- quire whether anything had been heard of the stolen securities and his question had been answered in the negative, “‘there’s one thing about it; all I lose is the interest of the money.” ‘The interest of the money hy, you have lost the princi. pal, too, haven't you?” ** Oh, not at all,” was the repl: my heirs lose that. When times are hard and trade is dull ‘The merchant then who wise is Doth not sit down to scratch his skull While he a scheme devises His trusting creditors to gull, But straightway advertises. ‘Then comes a sudden boom to trade, And presto, change, his fortune’s made. —Boston Courier, In tents how sweet to while away ‘The hours in dreamy sense ; Tn summer time there's naught'so gay, The pleasure is intense. But when, at night, swept by the gale, ‘The tent a-tumbling goes, ‘The campers then their lot bewail While scrambling for their clothes, —Boston Budget, ‘The melancholy days have come, ‘The days of yellow shoes ‘The sun does all the ‘shining " now, And bootblacks have the blues. —Yenowine's N It is unkind to make jest of aerial navigation before inventors of air-ships. It is a soar point with them.— Baltimore Ameri The Toronto Glede tells of a man who has cooked his own breakfast for fifteen years. He must like it very ‘JAMES W. STAFFORD, White Plating X.Y. well done.—Press, THE CORRECT THING For Smokers who wish to be in good form and study health, pleasure, and economy is to BUY THEIR CICARS DIRECT from the manufacturer. To all fashionable smokers we would heartily recommend the “La flor de Espana Defina,”’ (the latest and best blend of tobaccos). INFANT. PERFECTO'S STYLE, is box, prepaid by nywhere. Remit by money. OF ver bas, Pier emlioote or ari on New Yor Onder a box of * Espafia Defina.”” You will be delighted with them, “BEST RECORD” CIGAR FACTORY, PORTCHESTER, N. Y. HUTCHINSON’S GLOVES ARE THE BEST. Made with care and warranted. Send stamp to the manufacturer for the book about glover, and how to get them. It will interest you. ESTABLISHED 1862, JOHN C. HUTCHINSON, JOHNSTOWN, N. Y. See what my customers think of the gloves Tam sending them: Prosrect Hannon, Me. June 13th, 188. Mx. Hurcwison, Drak Six—I use, and have used for many: years constantly, gloves of many kinds and makes, and have ever found a Setter glove than yours. Tever have got from you any cheap or imperfect goods. The make and fit are first-class. Yoursete, Cu. C. Laxkanen, M.D. FACIAL BLEMISHES SoS HLWoopRURY, Deraeste- 2, 0 SGaa westvery' Pocal Bong fr toe is end coalps for sale at all druggists. oF by oo = “THE FIRST WEALTH IS HEALTH."—Emereon. DR. JAEGER’S Sanitary Woolen System Company, Combine Pleasure with Safety! Children and adults are equally liable to the ills resulting from climatic changes in the mountains, at the seashore the ocean; therefore be wise, and send for the catalogue ( tree) of descriptions, illustrations, samples of materials. and Pricelist of the Dr. Jacger’s Sanitary Woolen System Co., Send $1.25, $2.10 or $3.50 for a retail C A N D fons by expreas prepaid west nt est cic the Wed put tp as Suitable for presents. es {t once. “Address c pa Bohr Hie conieetoners 12 State St..Chicago WORLD-RENOWNED KNOX’S “ars. ABSOLUTELY PeRrxecr. Retail stores, 212 Broadway. comer Fulton st.; 194 Sth ave. under Fifth Avenue Hotel: 340 Fulton st., Brooklyn, and 191 & 198 State st,, Chicago. Agents for the wale of these high class Hats can be found in every city in the United States. EARL & WILSON'S LINEN COLLARS & CUFFS WEST SHORE RAILROAD HALF HOLI- DAY SPECIAL. ‘The West Shore Railroad has arranged for a Half Holiday Special Train, leaving New York Every Saturday at | P.M. during the Summer Months. This train makes Express time, and reaches all important points along the Hudson River and In Catskill Mountains; Also Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska. This will, no doubt, prove a Popular train. Business men can leave after close of business Saturday, and take supper ‘with their families in the Mountains, Spectal Monday MorningTrain Returning leaves all points in the Mountains Monday Morning, arriving at New York in time for business, comicbooks.com