Judge — January 25, 1890 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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264 JUDGE THE GIRL WAS FORGIVEN. Pwors. FACTS. “1 received a letter yesterday which demonstrated that reform-homes do some very effectual work. Last = = Spring I employed nurse girl of seventeen, and ahe BTudis Werbis. was somewhat of a daisy in her way until she grew weary, which happened just when it was most unpleas- ‘A High-class_ Champagne. ant to happen, She left and. took a very elaborate, eee rere costly basket. Small things will irritate even great men, : és and this exasperated me. "I tried every method to find ® that girl and basket, even to a privaie detective. In | er- @ | S | ec ec vain, though ; but this letter came and said : 5 5 “Dear Sir—T am at St.—'s home, and the sis- ters have been so good. I am so sorry that I took your basket ; won't you please drop me your address on a is as good as any Wine imported, and is sold card, so I can ‘bring it back? And won't you let me in these United States by Importer, Wine comé and see the baby, to0, for I know it’s pretty ? “Lrelented at once, but my esteemed wife only read Merchant, Grocer, and Restaurateur at less the first part of the letter, and sorrowfully declared she profit than any other brand: id est, could not. Then she turned the letter over and finish- ed it. "1 don’t know but what you might write her that she Vy | t C eer re re ae ees Better Value to Consumer. the basket, hubby . ““\What mamma doesn’t know the worth of flattery ?” rsa G Ts. —St, Louis Globe- Democrat. Someuursion cunen: Ly cm “The Average Cook An old physician, retired from practice, had placed in his fiands by East Indian missionary the formula of a simple ts ‘little store by soup.’ If te family insists upon vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Con ° SS yy soup.’ y p sumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all Throat and = having it occasionally she makes it under verbal or Hang, Atesioae. tes positing ant radical cure. fog Nervous, + dumb protest with the grease on. The oils, she con- erful curative powers in thousands of cases, and desiring to ceives to be ‘essential’ to strength and nourishment, habe this recipe im German, French ce Engith, with fal swim in flotillas of globules upon the muddy deeps direc oe F* peeparieg and ae Sent Oy mall by adiaremsing = within the tureen.” This little scrap of accurate de- Block oberon MY Pee NERS eee : scription is from an article by Marion Harland on : i Ax i soup-making. She says that we know how to make KANSAS PHILOSOPHY. ‘f > Ls soup. If you care. to ask for it by postal or otherwise, Sout toes sOOhl never be boca Except lula cram: f é i we will gladly send the article, which we have printed verything that is nice grows on the other side of a 4 ; and illustrated. barbed-wire fence. yoneen Te opin. Chichen, Consomms, A whipping never hurts s0 much as the thought that 5 Meaiaceeeras, Nous Tenis On Tall Feats, you are being whipped. Pea, Printanier. Mutton Broth, Vegetable, < m_ Bro 7 p CR Send us r4 cents to help pay express and «mind to get up early 5 receive a sample can, your choi If you put your eyes on your nei “s row the weeds Z The Franco-American Food Co., will grow up in your own, . Es 42 West Broadway, New York. If you want to sleep late in the morning make up your When a man steals he steals for himself, but when a woman steals she steals for others, We sometimes teach others by our actions the very things we do not want them to know. Only a very pretty young girl and a very rich old man can afford to be independent of pleasing others.—1/chi- son Globe, | { DURING the season in London, Beecham’s Pills are held in A cook who had burned up a piece of veal weighing | i high regard. The exactions of social life, the strain conse- four pounds threw it away and afterward explained to her mistress that the cat had eaten the meat. ** Very quent upon late hours, late suppers, and the indulgence of rich well,” said the lady ; ** we will see to that directly.” S . saying, she took the cat, put it on the scales, t and highly-seasoned food, all combine to leave the system in a that it weighed exactly four pounds. | ** There, Friede- ricke,” she said, “are the four pounds of meat— but 7) debilitated condition and the stomach in a state bordering on where is the cat ?"—A‘é/ner Tageblatt, frenzy, if we may use the expression, Beecham’s Pills, how- - ASTHMA CURED FREE N Ae ever, taken regularly, have a soothing effect on the stomach and SAMPLE bottle of BRONCHOLINE will be - . . cnt ge onapplication fo BH Fowoe Dice the digestive organs. then st har fer. ft Yous oraamie . 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