Judge — December 27, 1890 — page 15: what you’re looking at

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“Gimme a two-cent razor,”" said placed the coins on the counter. plied the store-keeper, and he handed him a yeast- cake.—American Grocer. f 0 “John,” asked his wife that morning, ‘I wish you would stop at the store and ask them to send me a bit of ribbon, Something that will suit my complexi they will know.” ‘All right; but what complexi will I tell them you are going to wear to-day adelphia Times. _ PERFECTION FRUIT—PURE WINE. A few days ago while at Rheims, N. Y., a represent- ative of JuDGr. made an inspection of the cellars of the Pleasant’ Valley Wine Co., whose celebrated.‘ Great Western” champagne is now used in the best homes of The most extraordinary vegetable remedy yet discovered. An absolute cure America and in many of the royal families over the big | for all hereditary or acquired blood diseases. Infallible in scrofula, cancer, rheu- pond. wes at the fringing eet and st Say ran matism, disfiguring eruptions and disorders of stomach, liver and kidneys of was noticed over two Hundred tons of grapes fresh from | adults and children. Pronounced by leading physicians of New York the great- est blood cure known. If you have diseases of skin, ulcerated or swollen glands, Abscesses or sore leg, carbuncles or boils, hip disease, white swelling, king’s evil, the vines. ‘To show JunGe readers the idea of purity which prevails in the methods of the Pleasant Valley sore eyes of scrofulous origin, kidney and liver disease, headache and neuralgia, bowel or stomach trouble, THE CACTUS BLOOD CURE WILL CURE YOU. Nauder, the secretary, a case of Great Western for every decayed stem of grapes found in that vast aggregation of various varieties of the succulent fruit. ‘This was a Pleasant to take, applicable to diseases of infancy or old age. Sold by druggists, or sent prepaid on re- ceipt of price to any part of the United States, Price, large size, $2,00; small $1.00. Send Tor book. ALVA’S BRAZILIAN SPECIFIC CO., Office, No. 6, Wall Street, New York. johnnie, as he “That I will,” re- terrible inducement for the JUDGE man, but he failed, after careful search, to get’a title to a single case of t Western, The fact is the Pleasant Valley Wine Co, are scrupulously fastidious about their pumices, and therein lies the secret of the excellent wines they manu- facture. Experienced burglar (to new recruit) —"* Great Jubi- ter! Don't make so much noise!" New recruit—"* 1 can't help it, My toe-joints always crack when I walk in my stocking feet." Experienced burglar (much dis- gusted) —"* Then you'd better turn honest. You'll nev- er succeed in this line of business. You're cut out for “It is a craze,” some grocers say, surprised that they a family man with twin babies that need lullin’ to sleep.” sell in a day as many canned soups as they used to Chicago Tribune. 7 *' CM Ogt TEAR in a week. A craze? No. A wonderful increase ? “Did you read this, dear?" said Mrs. Grigsby to Or- Yes. But not surprising, for our sales indicate that lando the other night.” ‘It’s a strange case. A harm- H ivi less lunatic down in Georgia imagines that he’s a grain people believe that we are giving of corn and will not go into the yard lest a chicken eat them a better soup and at less cost him. Isn't it an odd delusion? ** Oh, the world is full ; of such delusions, dear,” replied Grigsby. ‘I know a of time, trouble and money, than oo) harmless lunatic who seems to imagine that she’s a piece can produce at home. Be sure you as for and receive acan of ours, otherwise you might think, you also, that “it isa craze” and that there is nothing in it. A Success, and Why. of cheese, and she will fly from a room when a mouse enters it for fear the little creature will devour he Chicago Times. Green Tart! Prone Sort Up-to-the-times Grocers keep them. A sample can will be sent on receipt of the price of postage, 14 cents, The Franco-American Food Co., 42 West Broadway, New York. TRAVEL MADE PERFECT. ‘The trains of the Springfield line between Boston PBL 4 Bs my MCALLISTER, Ma. Opisins, 49 Nasonu Bier THE BEST PROTECTION | THE SAFEST INVESTMENT ! For yourself, your family, your estate, The Non-Forfeiting Free Tontine Policy NEW-YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, 346 & 348 Broadway, New York. Normixe Can Taxe Tae Ptace of Sounn Lire Insurance. WHY WILL YOU WAIT? Write to the Company direct Vor Results of Policies now Maturing, and terms, stating your age. On your next trip west patronize the New York Cen- tral and Hudson River railroad, and enjoy the advan- tages of departing from Grand Central station, traveling over a great four-track railway, along the Hudson— America’s most picturesque and beautiful river—via Niagara Falls, the world's greatest cataract, or along the south shore of Lake Erie, in new Wagner vestible trains, with unsurpassed service and equipment. Now that the price of coffins has gone up. life is more than ever worth living.— Baltimore American. SPRINKLER ATOMIZER. Sells at sight. Produces Dew on Flowers and House Plants. Causes JUDGE nusi SIGMUND ULLMAN EARL ST and New York leave either city at nine and eleven a.m., and four and eleven p.m. The four and eleven p.m, trains run daily. Dining-car between Boston and Springfield on four p.m, trains. 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