Judge — April 8, 1893 — page 13: what you’re looking at

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SSS ARE YOU HAPPY aher reling JUDGE? If not, send for one of te T.H. Chubb Rod Co.'s catalogues of Angling Goods. You will then see that you must have one of their celebrated warranted “Trade Mark" Rods and ** go a-fishing” to be perfectly happy. They are pleasing to the eye, Feel just right in the hand, And are in the fight to stay, Send sc. for 100-page catalogue of Angling Goods to T. H. CHUBB ROD CO., POST MILLS, VT. TA lite boy was asked what the Sunday. school text was. He answered, “* Many are geld, bat few are frozen." —Nereark Call. of a non-cycler. “ Dryasdust.”| Th —on a “Sunol.” life. Cycling ona‘ pleased with all the will tell you that LIFE bite Ate without Cycling There's a lack of zest about the life Carlyle would call it ¢ would-be healthy man of the 19th century needs cycling Cycling sweetens “Sunol makes you world, Everybody “the Sunol leads.” Send for a catalogue before you buy. ‘Tue McINTOsH-HUNTINGTON Co. Hanpwane & BIcyctes, “What I really want,” said Jonathan Jay to the agent, **is a lightnin’-rod ‘at ‘Il pertect me from the travelin’ barn-stormers."—Cleveland Plain Dealer, We learn this morning that there's plenty of money in the treasury (Rep.) and that the treas- ury is depleted (Dem.). Let's compromise (Ind.).—Chicago Mail, Kolumbus '—= - Kodaks. - What's Worth secing'is worth remem- bering. There will be so much worth seeing and remembering at the World’s Fair that you'll forget the best part of it. But you can preserve each scene if you'll “press the button.” The Kodak is the World’s Fair camera. As neither plates nor films will be sold on the Exposition grounds the photog- rapher must carry his ammunition with him. This the Kodaker can easily do. His roll of film capable of taking 100 pictures weighs but a few ounces—no bulky glass plates and holders with a liability of breakage. Take a Kodak with you. EASTMAN KODAK CO., ‘Send Postal for ROCHESTER, N.Y. “Kolumbus Kodaks."* “The curfew tolls the knell of parting day,” To each stroke says my weary soul, amen ; Bat still T dread far more than I'can say ‘That bells next clanging peal at seven a.m, —Princeton Tiger. HOTEL ARAGON, The Hote RATES) GA. ‘American Plan, ATLANTA, _ The Newest and Most Complete Hotel Palace in the South. ivacy of a H the furnishings’ of a Palace, the table of an Ej jome, the convenience of a modern New York $3.00 to $5.00. European Play Free passenger service to and from Depot. It your dealer does not sell this brand, we will send yous box, charges prepaid, containing 13 (Cigars for $1.25, $1.40 and upward to$6.00. ‘These Cigars range tn Price from 10c. to S00. each. BUGEND VALENS & CO., 44 to 54 Dearborn St., CHICAGO, ILL. Mrs. Lease says Hoke Smith hired a man to row egys at Weaver in Georgia. If true the ‘Sory is calculated to encourage the throwing of eggs at Weaver wherever he appears. 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