Judge — September 9, 1893 — page 13: what you’re looking at

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Aword to the young man disappointed in HAD I BUT KNOWN. | S.W CORNER |!ove—If you must die ‘don’t commit suicide. Had T but known ; Go west and get lynched.—Rochester Demo-| When I gazed fondly on those four fair queens 3e™sT. |" And dreamed of untold wealth and. brighter | scenes s “Barclay,” said the wife of the sick man, That you would bold cmd BEANE. a bees the Rev. Mi i Goodaaae oho bas toe Five little hearts in sequence dread arrayed, cad to talk to you.” “Did he bring anybody to| Casting my royal beauties in the shade— identify him?" inquired the bankcashier fee- Ifeld pat and cold— bly.—Chicago Tribune. | I would not then so prodigal have grown = | Had | but known, When to the dealer you replied, “Thanks, none for me!” | Lwatched your marble brow and trembling lip, And laughed unto myself and thought with gle I've got him dead this trip!" I thought that you had caught a simple fl Bright as a maiden’s blush, Or, quite as sure to lure you to your fate, A tempting straight, And laughed to think how 1 should earn your hate. T would not now be left to wail and moan Had T but know: | — Evening Sun, BSUS" BASASAFALOGUS LIAS ASRS RSASASASE SAS AFIS ir Dealer does not keep them, Order DIRECT from us. The firm of Sohmer & Co. has grown con- = — stantly in favor with the public since its found- “fl have you arrested for making false rep- **Since the Croton water has been so bad | ing, and this is a natural result on account of reectations. | bought that horse of, you only|I have tried everything to quench my thirst. [its reliability and trustworthiness, ‘This firm teatse you tol me he had a record.” ** Very | Please inform me of a good substitute.” | has shown so much enterprise and real ability bet the record is a bad one. You didn't A few bottles of ** Londonderry Lithia” | in the management and ** push " of its business pi me what kind of a record he had."—7%e| would remove the excess of red corpuscles | that even competitors freely acknowledge the file ond Driver, from your proboscis. leading position it occupies in the trade. “Exposition Flyer” LEADING HOTELS. [We recommend all hotels advertised in Juvce.) - Is the name of the new 20-hour train of the | NEW YORK CITY. Brevoort House, Fifth New York Central Avenue (near Washington square), New York, O. B. Lise, proprietor. | tween New York and Chicago, every day in the year. This is the fastest thousand-| New YORK ITY. Grand Union Hotel. nile train on the globe, and is second only in speed to the famous Evurorsan Pian (Opposite Grand Central Depot, suas . yes aadst), NewYork. Rooms $t.a day and uproards. EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS, Barrage to and from Grand Centras depot free. stose record for two years has been the wonder and admiration of the world of travel. | ALBANY, N. ¥._ Keeler's European Hotel. The New York Central stands at the head for the speed and comfortof its trains. A|_Maiden Lane, Albany. nde over its line is the finest one-day railroad ride in the world. WASHINGTON, D.C. The Cochran, F. J. Fora copy of the “Luxury of Modern Railway Travel” send two 2-cent stamps to| Haxr, proprietor. $3 t0 8s per day. Aw. PLAN. GEORGE H. DANIELS, General Passenger Agent, Grand Central Station, New York. | \easntNGTON, DG, Hotel Arnos Anamcaun = — axp Evrorgan Pian. Strictly first-class. BROOKLYN, N.Y. Clarendon. Evrorean Pian. $1 per day and up.” Franxet & Laxsinc, props. Frank Leslie’s Weekly "ARIQN Phun CES fiat tah tds rooms. of superior excellence. AND THE COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION. jagrmremmenre menta $3 per day; $17.50 per week to $60 per month and up. ASBURY PARK, N. J. Hotel Brunswick. Moxcan & Paxsons, props. $3 to $5 per day; $15 to $35 per week. HYDESVILLE, VT. Ellis Park Hotel, on Lake Bomoseen, Send for souvenir book. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Hotel Traymore. Judge Library Judge Library Judge Library Judge Library Judge Library - A : se - ; = 10 Cenrs PER Copy. ; : OF PRINT. i : 2 NeveR Ouy oF PRINT. oN MDD uy, No other American paper will have more interesting a, 1 . ILLUSTRATIONS 1 iablog = or more readable articles concerning the J udg e Librar BY ccc air anes eDs Pus RE ate day for over half a hundred years—! WORLD'S FAIR It is hard work, but there is a satisfaction : at Chicago than will be furnished by FRANK LesLte’s J udge Li brary in reaching the top of the tree of Fame—and WEEKLY. No labor or expense will be spared to from the very topmost bough—to view an ad- miring, appreciative world. make the Exposition issues of the LesLig notable, Jud: Libra and worthy in every respect of a popular and en- ey, ay. If any product of American genius is oc. terprising American journal, Judge Library capylag that position today it bn é ARKE:L WEEKLY CO., 110 Fifth Avenue, New York City. Judge Library (See top of column.) comicbooks.com