Judge — March 11, 1893 — page 13: what you’re looking at

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Did it ‘ever occur to you that WiLuams’ Suavinc Soap must be’ good for Tower, Use? It is used by nearly all of the good Barsers in the world. Why do they use it ? — Because nothing else makes such a soft — rich, creamy Lather — because nothing in the way of Barbers’ soap is so antiseptic — so very bealing — the only sure preventive of — pimples — eczema — tender neck — chapping of the face — smarting. e ——= if Wituiams’ BanBers’ SOAP — heals —softens and refreshes the Face —why not the Hands —? Oren pound racinen — § round mee fall — plamp pound. Why not the Neck — Arms? — Why not the entire body? == why not — it? e If you can not conveniently get 2 package of your Druggtst or Barber —we mail a full pound package — neatly packed — and postage paid on receipt of 40 cents In stamps. A pound package will last one person stz months or more. Address. = THE J. B. WILLIAMS CO., Glastonbury, Conn., U. S. A. WILLIAMS’ “Yankee Shaving Soap” - has been known and sold — throughout the world for over SO years. T ITA, The Newest and Most Complete Hotel Palace in the South, H O I 4 A 9 ee GAC? Feta tee ferclobings' ofa Pulse, the able gf ga epee. RATES: American Plan, $3.00 to $5.00. European Pls Free passenger service to and from Depot The Virginia Hotel) --ss2%eq-__ [HOTEL BRUNSwicK. EQUAL TO ANY CHICAGO,ILL, (1-1 BRARY)| !Mporteo ( Pertecto. A MouTmy MAGAZINE oF cIcAR. 400 ROOMS. We prefer you should FUN Exact Size buy of your dealer; if be does i. . Jot keep them send $1.00 for samp Absolutely Fireproof. iT 0 eaten for sample O JACOB STAHL, JR., & CO., Makers, ‘Ammnroan PLAN: 168th Street and 3d Avenue, Ne ¥. City. _SSTem he | SKE! LOE A nd Expectant Visitors tothe World's Patr should portend ageremiarhergaaering dirs Every old man sees signs in other old men’s| _It is when the elevator isn't running that the 0 ‘ faces why they should be preparing for death | occupant of the tenthfloor flat complains of parcel premeag epeeee and judgment.—A{chison Glo the dimb-it.— Yonkers Gasetle. THE VIRCINIA HOTEL CO., CHICAGO, ILL. STUDY LAW OB CGO: mares AT HOME. TAKE A COURSE IN THE pyres SPRAGUE CORRESPONDENCE HAS IT a For afte ‘first-class sent by malt on re ein Sr TLLs8 Pabiten and keno thers, =O IRI a0) OTHE OHIO CHEMICAL CO., ormall "Agaress} 51.53, and 55 Opera Block, LIMA, 0. FIRST AWARD from the Chicago exposition received by the THE MARCH NUMBER OF Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association in the 7 hape of for th ly of JUDGE'S LIBRARY Rago ep is now out, and will be found to be superiatively | of the quality of their brew. funny. Price ro cents. To be had of all newsdealers i | and tain boys. eo ata Byatt, If all the world = could see the immen- " Photographs of of 3) BABY RUTH. iS : sity and quality of There was such a demand for the issue of tie Columb Factors e1 other bicycles on the|| face of the earth. There’s a million dollars back of the ‘'h contained the handsome picture of MRS. CLEVELAND and SABY RUTH, that the } lumbi: ene edition was exhausted withoateee ‘days of the day of publication. The publishers, in response Columbia requests from all over the country for the picture, have bad photographs made from the sketch by the well-known photographers, Pach Bros. of New York. These photo- re cabinet size, and are exceedingly good portraits of little Miss Cleveland asd her 7 = They will be sent, postpaid, on receipt of 9B cents each. ‘Ae money received from the tale of these photographs will be donated by Fran Lustin's Ly fo some childrén's charitable institution in New York City, and such donation might apropriately be considered by her many friends ia honor of the “little mistress of the oe IN ae ead wh i SF i Hi i No photographs of this picture not bearing the imprint of Pach Bros.,orthe words *! nishted by Frank Lusuin's Wuxxty,” are genuine. Address all orders to the publishers, co Annet WEEKLY COMPANY, 110 Fifth Ave., New York. \ Hull HH at sf a ” Sra. gextiare: Seopa as Pane Stay Nevo | comicbooks.com