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ve will furnish all but the FISH. sopage Illustrated Catalogue of Fish- ‘shill tell the rest. Adress Tackle .H. CHUBB ROD CO., POST MILLS, VT. ‘ase mention Juoce, * TO-DAY SPORTS, are improvements on the sports of olden times. Today cycling is the best sport of all; but you want the bestcycle. The* unol’ cycle for today people. isthe to-day You want the latest high grade wheel invented to meet to-day requirements,— the Sunol. They say “the Sunol leads,” Send for a catalogue. Tue McINtosu-HuntINGTON Co. CLEVELAND, O. olumbus Kolum| - Kodaks. - What's Worth seeing 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 afew ounces—no bulky glass plates and holders with a liability of breakage. Take a Kodak with you. EASTIIAN KODAK CO., Send Postal for ROCHESTER, N.Y. “Kolumbus Kodaks."* Emulsion arrests wasting diseases by abundantly supplying sound tissue, d nerve force. A MAGAZINE OF WIT AND HUMOR. 6 Handsomely Printed Pages. fasely Mlustrated by the Judge Artists. JUST ISSUED! ests 25 cts., and worth a dollar.) Buy it when offered. COTT STAMP & COIN CO., Limited. 18 EAST 23D ST., NEW YORK, N. Y. RG RS IN POSTAGE COINS. albums at all prices. Our packets , Birds, For amp for phot xidermist, Mfandaa, Popular Clubs, Cafes, Hotels, DEALERS GENERALLY. » New York, Positively and ‘A constant pleasure—JUDGE LIBRARY. 0c. Permanently Relieved. BALDNESS cee G. Wenzel, 623 Sixth Ave., N. Y. Perfect PianoChai ‘Spring back and adjustable. It rests the back. Cat- alogue free. Blackmer Bros. & Coe, Chicago, Ill. 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What will it cost a man to be allowed to chew his own tobacco on the world’s- fair grounds? Has any concession been granted for that?— Wheeling Intelligencer. and east of Denver, of the CAN D best Candies in the Worl put up in handsome boxes. All-stricly pure. |S able for presents. Try it once. Address ©. F. GU: THER, Confectioner, 212 State St., Chicago. ech 8ne Wk gold plated wate ‘every feader of this Goria Out and eengiteo us ‘with your full name and ad- Gresa,/and wo will send. you ese elegant richly \alabed watches Send $¢.25, $2.10 oF $3.50 tor a retail box, by express. prepaid west of New York days only. THE NATIONAL M'FG co. treet, CHICACO, ILL. 59 Explainers shouldn't explain too many times, If Mr. Cleveland keeps on explaining why no other Democrat than himself need expect a second term, with various exceptions, the first thing he knows he will need an extra secretary to explain his explanations.— Utica Herald. 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JACKSON, Manager, from Grand Extract of beef—Milk.— Vale Record. has inaugurated in America the latest English fashion, Tue Missinc Worp Contest. These word competitions have been the rage in England, and have in some instances been partici- pated in by over two hundred thousand persons, each Person contributing a shilling entrance-fee, and the total amount of the entrance-fees of the two hundred thousand or more participants being divided equally among those who supplied the missing word. In such cases some one hundred or more successful " word suppliers” received nearly $500 each. Here are the terms of the present contest: Each person who wishes to try to supply the missing word in the paragraph: that will presently follow must cut the “Missing- word Coupon" out of Frank, Leslie's Hiustrated Weekly, and with name and a dress and the missing word plainly written in the proper blank spaces, send the same to this office, together with twenty-five cents in postage-stamps or currency. The total of the entrance-fees will be di- vided equally among those who correctly supply the missing word. This coupon will be printed in the paper each week until the close of the contest. The contest closes at noon May rst, and no coupons can be received after that date and hour. ‘This is the paragraph, which is a quotation from a well-known American author, whose works are to be found in every public, and almost every private, li- brary’ “He has the beard of the King of Spain. Competitors may make as many attempts as they choose, but each attempt must be made on a coupon taken from Frank Leslie's Weekly and accompanied by the entrancefee of twenty-five cents. But one correct answer can be credited to the same name, In addition to their pro-rata shares of the total amount of money received the Leslie will give the three persons first sending in the correct word $25, $15, and $10 respectively—the first receiving $25, the second $15, and the third $10. To each of the first one hundred persons sending in coupons (whether successful or not), it will give the Leslie photograph of Mrs. Cleveland and Baby Ruth.” FRANK LESLIE'S WEEKLY 1S FOR SALE BY YOUR NEWSDEALER. CARL UPMANN’S BOUQUET CICAR BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. y America's Favorite TEN-CENT CIGAR. For Salo by first-class Dealers Everywhere. Factory, - 406 and 408 East 59th St., N. ¥. BEATTY Sinssre' Bast best . Want agent jWash'ton, NJ. comicbooks.com