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Kosciusko Murphy —" Wow do you like Miss Jones In my opinion she is not only handsome, but very intelli gent.” Gus de Smith—" Vagree with you as far as her Tooks are concerned, but she is not intelligent. I've been courting her for the last six months, and I don't ink, from the way she acts, that she has found it out Siftings, NO DINNER Is sone’ without Soup. ‘By Using 7 you can make delicious soup for alx per Sons at a total cost of ten cents, ARMOUR’S EXTRACT, p Soups, Sauces, Boulllon or Beef Tea, Str Richest, Most Nutritious, Thine Thedelore the Mat Economical For Salo By Drugaists 924 Grocera AwardedthoGoldliedal Paris 1888. SEATED ETE eNe: DR. JAEGER'S Sanitary Woolen System Company, 827 & 829 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Hasanann Scnaes Exxest Bexcnn, President ; Vice-President NONE THIS GENUINE WITHOUT rereeanees arene enenbenatn es Note our Trade-Mark Closely! BEWARE OF IMITATIONS We ask attention to our Complete Assortment o} FALL AND WINTER UNDERWEAR FOR MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN. 3 These Sanatory garments are positively guaranteed 5 to be all-wool of the finest quality ; they are made undet 3 Dr. Jacger's supervision, and sold by this Company and $ E their authorized agents ON: } Send for explanatory, descriptive and illustrated Cata- logue and price-tist, free by mail. Garments Made to Order a Specialty 3 Mail orders promptly attended to, £ Dr, Jaeger’s Sanitary Woolen System Company. 827 & 829 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 119 Nassau Street, Temple Court, New York 104 Chestaut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Rare, Fragrant, non-Gritty Tooth Powder, Whit: on nettiectis Froventeand Arrests Decay, Hantens {he Gums and Sweotens the Breath. Ask Dru; for Rowland's Odonto, of 20 Hatton Garden, don, England. 4 FIR, 0} DEAF 22k: mi a bewce re Terentia ix outed, ene. With Street,” New Yank: GOERS BERL SLs BS AEE Whistle ner FEOLIANT Seno tor cxratocve. HARPS J, Holbrook Co., 88 Sth Ave,, N.Y, ae JUDGE CARL PRETZEL'S PHILOSOPHY. ‘Too plendy brosberity makes a feller foolish, Der behind hand of a friend don‘d got any sympady in dot. Oxberience vas a compas dot tolds you how to get pooty vell along. Nerf und energy vas bully ingredients. Vhen mixt togedder dhey could make a poor man shmile. Pleas dot you don'd gif der tuyfel his due, Olt Satan mite vant a seddlements vhen you don'd vas pooty gwick ready, Vhen you put much too plendy confidences in a feller it vas yoost der same like you put your lemons some other feller’s shgweezer dherein. In moofin life droo, please dot you don'd fergot dot to-day vill been der day behind yesterday, on a leedle vhile, So vhen you got a goot ting to done, dd it vhen der ting vas foorst shiruck you. “Why did Warren leave the hotel?" ‘ He was driven out.” “But I thought he was so popular?” “He was. But he umpired a ball game one day and awarded prizes to ladies who made the best fancy-work in the hotel the same evening."—Bazar, ‘The Decker Brothers that money and scientific skill can mak manufactured under the personal supervision of the head of the firm, who is an acknowledged expert ‘They are relatively uniform in their excellence, ‘There is no difference in the character of their tone or the quality of the workmanship and material employed in ir construction, and they differ only relatively in full- eas Of Cane: shuzs tijley anid expenstecacis of cose! POPOCATAPETL. Full twenty years ago I trudged, A happy lad, to school, Where with industrious brain I strove ‘To mind the teacher's rule ‘The great “three R's" 1 mastered well, But “spelling” tried my mettle, And, saddest tale !—I ever failed Att Popocatapetl """ No matter if I did excel In Latin or in Greek, Or tho’ of mathematic lore With wisdom could I speak ; My triumph would the teacher quell, And my poor brain unsettle, Whenever he'd but bid me spell Dread ** Popocatapetl"! Oh, snow-capped peak of Mexica Remembered in my past! Like thee, the mountains of our lives Are reached and scaled at last ! Each day we meet and conquer them— Grim cares that try our mettle— All bugbears of the human heart, Like Popocatapetl. Rufus Mandeville in the Vankee Blade, The Daylight We set out to light the world better than any other Lamp. Laud- able ambition, wasn't it? Well, we do it. Lamp. You may prove our say- so by buying of your dealer or sending. for more information to the Daylight Lamp Co. 38 Park Place, New Y: These Lamps are manu. factured by Craighead & Kints Co 35 Barclay St, $75. to $250 150 f) 00. A MONTH can be made work om, ing for us. Persons preferred iho Gap furnit'a horse and give their whole time to the bust Ress. ‘Spare moments may be profitably employed also. A few vacancies in towns and cities. B. F. JOHNSON & CO., 1009 Main St., Richmond, Va. PeSrecUSrSSeteeT Tin rctccciSreteeeeesen) ROYAL BLUE LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK and WASHINGTON IS OPERATED BY THE Jersey Central, Reading &B. GORR' As ‘Philadelphia and Baltimore. The entire equipment is brand new, and consists of the finest Baggage Cars, Coaches, Parlor and J Sleeping cars ever built by the Pullman Company. = The trains are vestibuled from end to end and protected by Pullman's improved ANTI-TELESCOPING DEVICE. 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