Judge — August 13, 1892 — page 13: what you’re looking at

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The Barber’s Story By J. W. HUTTON, U.S. Navy Yards, Washington, D.C. ** For the past four years I have been employed by the GOVERNMENT as BARBER in the UNITED STATES Navy YARDS. “A sailor's face is exposed to the hot, scorching sun most of the time, and when they came in to get shaved, many were sore—badly blistered—and ‘peeling.’ When I put on the lather their faces would smart and burn like fire, and they were in perfect torture until it was removed. I was using a cheap kind of Shaving Soap, procured in New York. I read and heard so much about WILLIAMS’ Shaving Soap being so very cooling and healing, I decided to try it. “That was the last I heard of smarting, sore faces. WILLIAMS’ Soap did heal. “The creamlike lather drew out the soreness, and the sailors soon learned to ask me to let it remain on the face longer than usual, that they might enjoy its cooling, comfort- ing effect. I consider it a most wonderful cure for Sunbum, Sores, Pimples, and every kind of irritation of the face.?” “Colorado Another new train ments common to the GREAT ROCK ISLAND'S equipment has been added to the Colorado service. The “Rocky Mountain Limited,” between Chicago, Denver, Pueblo, Colorado Springs, and Manitou, leaves Chicago at 10.45 every arrival of all fast trains from the East. limited train, there is no the next afternoon—earlier than any other route. There is no change of sleepers; pas- sengers for Pueblo and Colorado Springs are not disturbed. This train is specially designed for Suminer Traffic, and consists of one baggage car, two sleepers, and one of our far-famed Dining Cars. It is lighted by Gas, and in winter heated ff by steam from the engine. In fact, nothing is lacking conducive to com- fort. drawing-room. Its counterpart leaves Denver dai ing over the same route, via Phillipsbury, Bea'rice, Lincoln, Omaha, Des Moines, and Davenport, arriving. The “Big Five" will continue as usual, leaving Chicago at vom. daly, arriving t Denver, Colorado fl Springs and Puebio the second morning. being out but one day. No.1 will leave as heretofore at 6r.u.,by ff By these additions the Colorado service of the Great Rock Island af- fords two “Flyers” “TAKE THE ROCK ISLAND.” E. ST. JOHN, General Manager. JOHN SEBASTIAN, Gen't Ticket and Pastencer Agt. It is as if you were in your own [I daily each way. | in One Night.” with all the luxurious appoint- morning, immediately after the Though a extra fare. It reaches Denver ZF SIMPLE OF MANIPULATIONG PLATES OR FILMS ARE USED THE SHUTTER IS ALWAYS SET COVERED WITH LEATHER Send for Gtalogue k copy of Modern Photography ROCHESTER OPTICAL COMPANY, ‘S.Water St, ROCHESTER, N.Y. “Hello, old fellow!" ‘Why, how are you, com- rade?" "Let me see, why can’t I call your'name ? Your face is as familiar to me as my own.” ‘And I must have met you a thousand times, but I can’t think of your name to save my life," *‘I'm the three-dollar- shoe man.” ‘I'm! the facial soap man.” ‘*Oh'!” “Oh!” They shake hands with much enthusiasm.— Chicago Tribune. SUMMER RESORTS. FORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL, LAKE GEORGE, N. Y. (they demest best srectated ‘and most liberally conducted SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED SOUVENIR. Special rates for families. WILLIAM NOBLE, Owner and Proprietor, HENRY LINDENMEYR & SONS, PAPER WAREHOUSE. Nos. 31, 44, 45 and 37 Bast Houston srx Beaxcu WB cor. Wintiant & Sravce srsEsTs, f New Yor. GUNS SET ET SEQRTING 4008 IS PRINTED WITH INK ™ Judge AANUPACTURED BY THE comicbooks.com