Judge — November 16, 1889 — page 15: what you’re looking at

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Nearly all hotels want it aad are inquiring for it. ‘The revail Cost is only one day's board, and is halt prost for you. “Write for particulars or else send ‘ten two-cent postage stamps for'a SStuple, for which the frst hotel man will give you $2.05 to FULLER & CO., 412 Grant St., Pittsburg, Pa. 138 Pearl JUDGE “SOUP SHOULD NOT FORM THE WHOLE MEAL, OR EVEN a substantial part of it," says that autocrat of the breakfast, dinner and tea-table, Marion Harland, but is the introduction to the ceremony of dining—the overture to the stately opera. The French never omit it. Their preliminary course is soup, light, clear and varied in flavor and appearance.” The reason why Americans are not more fond of soup is because they rarely taste it. Cooks that can make soup are almost as scarce as hen’s teeth. If you want to know what soup is try ours. class grocers everywhere, join in the testimony to its superior quality. The Franco-American Food Co., é tor Warren Street, New York. 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T'd write a horrid thing, no doubt, did I compose a son- net as to the way I dodged about one wretched maiden’s bonnet. It was, if T recall aright, the climax of distortion, al- though its width Kept to its height—a horrible proportion. I dodged about, but couldn't find an open space around it, until T heard some one behind cry, ‘ Keep your seat, confound it! “Oh, ho! ah, ha !" the villain cried. the maiden uttered; and as i some hasty speech I muttered. Now mimic tempests roared their rage—I heard them, that is certain ; but all I saw of play or stage was, the descending curtain ; Low murmurs all the house oppressed at scenic shiftings magic; and at some wild applause I guessed some climax had been tragic ; Talso judged from ‘Ain't she sweet?” and hushed at- tention centred, and all the ‘* lovelies” maids re- peat—the heroine had entered. “ Bang-bang !" I heard a pistol-shot—a dying excla- ‘mation—so I presumed revenge had wrought its tragic consummation. I knew they entered from the wings; heard thrilling bursts of feeling ; but all I saw were birds and things frescoed upon the ceiling. So wonder not when I indite a blue and bilious sonnet ; I paid my dollar for a sight of selfishness and— “| bonnet. — Pittsburg Bulletin, LEADING HOTELS. EW YORK CIT BREVOORT HOUSE, VIVTH AVENUE (near Washington square) NEW YORK. 0. B. Limney, - _- _ Proprietor, HOTEL GLENHAM, FIFTH AVENUE (between 2is: and 221 streets) MEW TORK. N. B. Banny, Proprietor. ee Plan. mEGILSE, HOUSE, Corner, way and Sith Btroet, New York. J. Ut. TS IN & BRO., Proprietors. GRAND UNION HOTEL, ers geisy Cores Depor, 42p Sr., a from Urand Central Depot free. eee? European Plan. % and & Marex Dare, Avpany, N.Y. UTICA, N. gr STA MES, HOTEL, New York. eMITH © ‘PATTEN, Proprietors, ILES FOR ~ JUDGE.” HE SIMPLEST and strongest File made. Will not deface the centre cartoon, and allows each paper to be re- moved singly. Each File will hold twenty-six issues, or one volume. + “THE FAITHFUL ACHATES.” There are so few sible scenes in the life of a ‘student, whether ill ordered or well ordered, not already described, that the author of a college nove! is strongly tempted to indulge in fine writing in order to put them in a new light; and it must be confessed that Mr. athe, Gould ‘has yielded to the temptation in ‘t The Faithful Achates,” and has repeatedly used pages where sentences would have sufficed. For the rest, he has given his readers three very well defined male characters and two women of taken from Dickens, The dog-like ‘*Achates " is the best of all, but his self-sacri- fice is not very well managed. [** The Faithful Achates.” By Anthony Gould, New pa Judge Publish- ing Company. 12mo., pp. 230.}—Boston Herald. betel Price by Mall, Postage Paid, 95c. Marketman —"'Sell you a cabbage, miss?" Girl— THE J E PUBLISHING Co. 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