Judge — March 21, 1891 — page 18: what you’re looking at

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Any Article that has out- lived 22 years of competition and imitation, and sells more and more each year, must have merit. Dobbins’ Elec- tric Soap, first made in 1869, is just that article, Those who use it each week, (and their name is legion,) save clothes and strength, and let soap do the work. All that we can say as to_its merits, pales into nothingness, before the story it will tell, zésedf, of its own perfect purity and quality, if you will give it one trial. Ask your grocer for it. He has it, or will get it. Try it next Monday. N.B. There are many imitation Electric Soaps in which electric ity plays no part. Dobtins’ is the original one, all Magnetics, Electrics, and Electro-Magics are fraudulent imitations. ‘Ask for Dobbins’ Electric, see that ourname is on every wrapper, and if any other Is sent you by your grocer, when you order ours,— send it back to him. 1, L. CRaatn & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 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I'll have an escutcheon if I have to send to Yurrup for it, and what's more, I'll have a varnished one, too."—Chicago America. Taking a Pile ws oftena Gappy thougSt. oye ie Beecham’s Pills arethemost wonder- ful antidote yet dts. covered for ALL Bios axp Ner- vous Disoxpens. of these pills, costing only twenty-five cents, constitutes a famfly medicine. and Weakness of the ch Appetite, Breath, Costiveness, Blotetes on't turbed’ Sleep, Sick Headache, Derangements of the Liver, and all nervous and trembling sensationsare cured, by'uslog these Pills. dose often relteves in 20 minutes, be avoided by having a box always at hand wherever you are—in the house, on the train, on the steamer—ready for immediate use. 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Having been a member of the police of this city for a num ver ofJeatpand suri that tine exposed toa the changes ot reather, I became nflicted with blood troubles that caused & SaRNGe baton the atin, and avo caused rhea Tes | As. nds sa Bs de the westnent of rarous physicians witout enege "at | A’ S: teow, Soliton. 135 ay Broadway, 1 take pleasu adding my testimony to the efficacy of nny we of Alene = Catan iges Gure® whi po edly Flommended Yo me san remedy foray perioseal ginent ot ‘One of my comrades on the force advised me to try Cactus Blood Cure. I did s0, resulting ia a complete cure of ail my long standing, inflammatory rheumatism, or what your profes- sioa terms "gout." i ailments. 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