Judge — August 23, 1890 — page 12: what you’re looking at

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Those who are considering a vacation during the coming Summer will find much information of interest in the new pub- Heations of the Passenger Department of the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad, entitled “Health and Pleasure on Ameri- ca’s Greatest Railroad,” “Summer Homes on the Harlem.” Copies of either will be mailed to any address on receipt of Fourteen Cents postage, by the General Passenger Agent. Address M. C, ROACH, Gen'l East. Passenger Agent, {i3,Broadway, New York. GEORGE H. DANIELS, General Passenger Agent, E. J. MICH ARDS, Ass't Passenger Agent. GRAND CE HAL STATION. NEW YORI. ASTHMA CURED FREE. SAMPLE. bottle of BRONCHOLINE: willbe Me St, Altany, N.Y. Broficholine cures a and hay-fever. Co. Ask your drugeist for it Large bottles sent to any address for $1, or six for $5. Send for free sample bottle and testimonials AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN TO SELL THE TROJAN Sc. CIGAR Big sellers, | FITZPATRICK & ‘DRAPER M'frs., TROY, N. Y. HER BEAUTIFUL EYES. Oh, her beautiful eyes! they are blue as the dew On ‘the violet’s bloom when the morning is new, And the light of their love is the gleam of the sun O'er the meadows of spring where the quick shadows run. As the morn shifts the mists and the clouds from the skies— So I stand in the dawn of her beautiful eyes. And her beautiful eyes are as mid-day to me, When the lily-bell bends with the weight of the bee, And the throat of the thrush is a pulse in the heat, And the senses are drugged with the subtle and sweet, And delirious breaths of the air’s lullabies— So I swoon in the noon of her beautiful eyes. Oh, her beautiful eyes! they have smitten mine own Asa glory glanced down from the glare of the throne ; And T reel, and I falter and fall, as afar Fell the shepherds that looked on the mythical star. And yet dazed in the tidings that bade them arise— So I grope through the night of her beautiful eyes. —James Whitcomb Riley. Teacher —"* Johnnie, you must bring an excuse for being absent yesterday from the head of your family.” Johnnie—" She's away, ma‘am ; I'll have to get it from ime fader."— Brook, The home of the Sohmer piano is at Third avenue and Fourteenth street, occupying fifty feet front on the venue and one hundred feet on Fourteenth street. This is one of the best locations in the city, and the spacious warerooms are daily thronged by hundreds of delighted visitors, “America is a funny country,” said a foreigner the other day in the hearing of the Boston Journal. you ask a person to oblige you with a two-cent stamp he feels insulted at your offering him the money for it, but if you ask him for a match he sarcastically asks you chy you don't buy some. Law professor—"* What constitutes burglary?" Student There must be a breaking?” Professor— “Then, if. a man entered your house and took fifty rom your waistcoat pocket, would that be burg- Student —"* Ves, sit; because that would break —New York Ledver First critic—" 1 tell you, sir, that what we call bur- lesque nowadays is not burlesque at all; it is mere ex- travaganza. ‘True burlesque should satirize something —should ‘take off” something, as it were.” Second critic—"* My dear fellow, burlesque nowadays takes off almost everything."—a merica, Bridegroom —* \tow in the world could you tell that we have only been lately married? Tam sure we did not indulge in any silly manifestations of affection.” Baldheaded fellowztra No; but I noticed that each of you paid strict attention to whatever the other had to say."— Terre Haute Express, Said the modest old maids of Detroit, “Your show is immoral ; withdraw it!” For a statue was there Which had nothing to wear, And, oh, how they blushed when they saw it! ery men, though of sounder on in art and profounder, Gave in, and men cheered When Venus appeared With a horse-blanket buckled around her. in Francisco Examiner, “It | SANITAS © XonParsonous Mesinkectants G,_W. Fay, M. D. writes: Bast Wevsourn, Mass,, January 34, 1888.—I have used the * Sanitas’ preparations sent me, and am much pleased with them ; a8 a disinfectant in the sick room it is more agreeable to the patient than any other I ever used.” FOR SALE BY DRUCCIST:! Yor reports by Medical and Chealeal Experts, pees PACTORY, 636-642 West 55th Street, New York. Liebig Company's EXTRACT OF BEEF. For improved and economic cookery, use it for Soups, Sauces, and Made Dishes. In flavor — incomparable, and dissolves perfectly clear in water. Makes delicious Beef Tea and seeps in all climates for any length of time, 1 Ib, equal to 40 Ibs. of lean beef. Only sort guaranteed genuine by Justus von Liebig and bears his sig- nature in blie, thus: L Ls LIN ~ COLLARS UFFS BEST IN THE WORLD WEST SHORE RAILROAD. (N.Y. ©. & H.R. R. . Co., Lessee.) THE PICTURESQUE ROUTE FOR BUSINESS AND PLEASURE TRAVEL. “SUMMER EXCURSIONS,” a handsomely illustrated book, giving description of the Hudson River, Catskill Moun tins, ‘Saratoga and other New Vor State resorts, will be mailed on reccipt of five cents postage, SUBURBAN HOMES.” inthe vicinity of New Vork. Every head of a family should owns home. “The garden spot for suburban residence Ison the ine of the West Chore Rai road,and what is more, building plots are for sule at reasonable prices. ** Suburban, Homes," fasued_ by the West, Shore, gives ull information and names of parties who have land forsale Copy wil be mailed on receipt of two cents postage. for tourist hooks. time-tables and. information, regarding West shore Railroad, fal on ge address. B. JAGOE, eneral Hastern Passenger Agent, 363 Broadway, or C. E. LAMBERT, General Passeticer Meer 's Vanderbilt Ave, New York, we PROVIDENCE LINE === NEW YORKBOSTON, PROVIDENCE, WORCESTER, WHITE MOUNTAINS. EAMERS CONNECTICUT and MASSACHUSETTS leave New York from Pier 29, N. R., foot of Warren street, at §:30 p. m.; arriving at Providence at 6 a. Boston, 7:15 a,m.; Worcester, 8 a.m, Staterooms se- cured by telephoric, CORTLAND 3828. W. BR. BANCOCK, Ast. GP. AL 0, H. WRIGGS, G. 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