Judge — January 18, 1890 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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No one who wishes to build economically and well can afford to use anything else. | Thousands of buildings plastered with it B} | within past three years. Great saving of time in completing building Z For circulars and full information address EO REG [eee ADAMANT W’F'G. CO., (> Ed SYRACUSE, N.Y, =>/PLAST CR <S\ TEN Establioned 1608. SS) WILLIAM ROEMER, a rouks aud Traveling Bag, No. 82 Fifth Avenue, Corner 14th Street, NEW YORK. ELEGANT HOLIDAY PRESENT. Fountain and Stylo Pens. A Good, Rellable Stylographic Ren for $1. Fountain Pen, $2. Star Fountain 0 ant upward Best Writing Pen Ever Offered to the Public, ATA PRICK WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL ess or General Writing. ENTS W D. J. O, ULLRICH & CO., 108 Liberty Street, N.Y. WANTED A”, ONCE ~ SALESME ‘manafaetarersia oat tinea th ‘The standard of Purity. The perfection of excellence. Used by the best families here and in Europe. Try it once and you will want it always. Sold by all principal Grocers and Drax gists. mported by F, A. Relchard. 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Don’t give up for lack of air, ‘There is oxygen to spare ; An’ you'll find it, do not dread Jest a mile or two ahead. Never set your tired feet On the by-path of retreat, ‘Though they're bruised an’ barked an’ skinned, Rush an’ git yer second wind. W, Foss in the Vankee Blade The dressed-beef magnates refused to tel committee the secret of their business. tail doesn't go with the hide,—Lowell Courier. the senate 9% running five years. Interest payable semi-annually 9s Secured Certificates of Deposit. | /® the right to pay certificates at any time after one ‘of the Capital Stock of this Company can be pur- the 1st days of February, May, August, and No- FARM MORTCACES Qecomary mane eMee ig eeatenualy, Vowere: ais Coney ee 10 year from date of issue. ’ A LIMITED NUMBER OF SHARES 120 seat per anturs o Diswends which ane paid es Mortgage Bank and Investment Company, FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA, With them the | Established 1801. Bent & Co's celebrated hand-made water crackers. 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She found them at our establishment, and if you want to know how and all about it, send to us for her article on soup- making, which appeared in a recent issue of Zhe Home Maker—free, of oiSinen Zee erent, Caleta, Qomromes peitenares Mon Raclg On tal Fcece rece Sanlion yf Bae ‘Sa- Send us 14 cents to help pay express and receive a sample can, your choice, The Franco- American Food Co., 42 West Broapway, New York. RUPTURE CURED W/!TH our Improved Blastic Truss, Worn with ease at night Retains the rupture under the hardest exercise or severest strain. Examination free. Lady in attendance for ladies. Send for pamphlet. IMPROVED ELASTIC TRUSS CO. 822 & 824 Broadway, cor. 12th st., New York Mention this paper. Bent & Co."s Hand-made Crackers recommend them- selves, comicbooks.com