Judge — September 14, 1889 — page 12: what you’re looking at

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372 JUDGE oun ALNLESS. <= EFPECTUAL. i Be Sale | of any | Patent Medicine before ithe Pub- lic for halfa Century. {WONDERFUL MEDICINE For Weak Stomach, Impaired Digestion, Constipation, Sick Headache, Disordered Liver. THEY ACT LIKE MAGIC. SOLD BY ALL, DRUGGISTS. Price, 25 Cents Per Box. PREPARED ONLY BY THOS, BEECHAM, St. Helens, Lancashire, England. B.F.ALLEN & CO., Bole Agents for the United States, 365 & 367 CANAL ST., NEW YORK, who (If your druggist does not keep them) will mall Heech- um‘s Pills on receipt of price—but inguire first. Please THE CLEMENTS SAFE In a wrought-iron, fire-proof, com tion lock safe: is made In all alzes, sells from $33.00 upward, Including cot Of delivery at any rallroad station east of Rocky Mountains, Send for illus trated catalogue. M. CLEM. In many cities and towns agents are wanted to sell the feinents Safe to business and protes- sional men, farmers & private families, PACKAGESGYEXPACSS Reta BRANCH, 45 Weer St..B0aTON. BON-BONS ABOUT GLOVES. When you are buying gloves, remember that there is such a thing as a price that is too cea. Tt is better to pay a fair price and get good gloves: like Hutchinson's. They are made from selected skins in the best manner, and are warranted to be the most serviceable made. If you want to know more about gloves in general and Hutchinson's gloves in particular, inclose stamp for the book ‘about gtoves, It will interest you, Established ba, JOHN C. HUTCHINSON, JOHNSTOWN, N. Y. UNCLE SAM'S CORN SALVE. Certain cure for hard and soft coms, bunions, etc. Contains no poison of injurious substances. | Cures without making foot Sire cr causing discomfort. By Matt, 15 Cxsts. ‘JAMES W. ATAFPORD, White Patna, N.Y. | your clothes La “Strength can do litte without discretion SOLS WORK HARDEST: Wise folks use Ikis asolid cake of scouring Soap used forall clean- -ing purposes Grocers keep it. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. Grocers often substitute cheaper goods for SAPOLIO to make a better profit. Send back such articles, and taaiat upon having just what yuu ordered, ENOCH MORGAN'S SONS Co, NEW YORK. Prominent Physicians Smoke and Recommend The New York /erald and the New York Times are writing up the British side of the Behring-sea contro- ersy. ‘The infusion of a little of the elixir of patriot- n into the veins of these un-American papers would be a good thing. —Rochester Herald. ‘The firm of Sohmer & Co. has grown constantly in favor with the public since its founding, and this is a natural result on account of its reliability and trust- worthiness, This firm has shown so much enterprise and real ability in the management and * push" of its business, that even competitors freely acknowledge the 1 position it occupies in the trade. Mrs, Filigree = in losing buttons? Johuny—" Well Sister does yor Oh, Johny, why do you persis I never did when I was little. no wonder, If you dressed the way Jn't use any ; you used pins to keep ence American, d man (sadly) —"‘Ah, my son, you have been to the circus. It pains me greatly to see that one so young should have crossed the threshold of iniquity The bad small-boy—"1 didn't cross no threshold, 1 crawled under the tent."—Munsey's Weekly. PINE CHOCOLATES. ‘The largest manufacturer of fine chocolates in Amer- ica is Walter M. Lowney, who occupies two five-story buildings from cellar to roof at 97 to 103 Pearl street, Boston, besides a large retail store and another factory at No. 45 West street. ‘The fine materials and extreme care used in preparing his confections have given them the highest reputation, and lovers of choice candies find is chocolates and bonbons unequaled for delicious purity. ‘The mail-order department in West street is kept continually busy putting up and sending off those dainty metal boxes which carry toothsome delights to fair recipients all over these big United States, and even across the border, THE NATIONAL FLOUR. Upon the hill the golden-rod, With royal grace in every nod, Salutes the sun, as far away Ie heralds forth the joyous day. Dainty in form, with perfume sweet, Arbutus, in some cool retreat, Expands her many graces rare, And shuns the daylight’s ruthless glare. A dainty jewel, richly set, You find the modest violet ; Within some cool and shady grove It welcomes those who chance to rove. But ona crisp and frosty morn Who sees the griddle-cake with scorn ? Above them all its merits tower, The good old-fashioned buckwheat flour, —Merchant 7 reler, THE GrearAmeni Ax —We en send by =) A Qime the Vlad of tea poet are Comeany accustomed to using. Greatest induce- ment ever offered. low's your time to get up orders for our celcbrated Teas and Coffee an} se Sos atultal Gola Rand ce Noes Reve China Tes Sct Die. terse Gold Band Moss Kose Tonle Sete Watch, Hass Lamp, Se Webatcrs Dictionary. "Por (ull eavicalns sadness THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA C P. O. Box 289. grand 33 Vesey Street, Crosse & Blackwell FRESH FRUIT JAMS, Made from English Fresh Fruits AND REFINED SUGAR, Are Sold by all Grocers IN THE UNITED STATES. THE AGEP aye, Famny syouro Aan cans oor at ONE ONE PER UMN. STEPHEN F. WHITMAN & SON, t-luvewtors ano Sove Mawes. -i- PHILADELPHIA. ONEITA A pure, sparkling, effervescent, and exhilarating alka- line lithiated water." It has met with great favor with all physicians who have used it, as the best-known water for Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Gout, and Kidney troubles, the water is an alterative and not a cathartic, and it aids digestion and gives tone to the stomach, ONEITA SPRING COMPANY, UTICA, N. ¥. J. M. BELL & CO., 31 Broadway, New York. FOR SALE OR TO LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS. ‘An extensive Lime Stone Quarry in the Mohawk Vai- ley, at Palatine Bridge, N.Y. The Quarry has an open face of 1200 feet in length, contains from is to 20 acres, and is situated within a few rods of the New York Cen- tral Railroad. ‘The courses range from a few inches up to 3 feet and over in thickness, and are particularly adapted for heavy walls and bridge work. For further particulars apply to S. L. Frey, Palatine Bridge, comicbooks.com