Judge — October 28, 1893 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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Dong . joce will give a continuous increase to our business, The dealer who sells you unsiom Unparalleled as Holiday oct makes the price fo suit Mimacif. Ie welll charge you from £6 to 6 a pair f shoes of the same quality as W. L. Douglas £3 Shoc. The stamped name and price ‘ system is the best for you, because it guarantees full value by the manufacturer, for the mé Our Ilustrated Catalogue, containing whed pent ia necks Bout by Malls Postage Press when desler cannct ‘sity Fo = about (00 filustrations, will be mailed no substitute, Send for Catalogue with {ull instructions how to order by mail, on receipt of 25 cents. Colored Cata- Address W, L. DOUGLAS, Box 551, Brockton, Mass, logue, $1.00; amount refunded In case of $10.00 ord GRIMES, HEMPEL, 310 Broadway’. | Tue ARMSTRONG ener Slow, slow, breezes blow; Main House and Feo: QENTLEMEN’S Birds in the nest are swinging. LEIPZIC, CERMANY. Over the meadows the fire-flies go, - G ARTER Each with his tiny lantern aglow. Old gentleman—"* What would you like to be| To the Franklin Vers—Come up to-morrow . Down where the bullrush and cat-tails grow when you are grown up?” Bey—'*I'd like to| and see the circus and the cars.—Oil City Bliz-| Vi ‘The easiest and best garter ever ‘The frogs and the crickets are singing. bea brick-layer.” Old gentleman—"' That's a| zard. ror, Always clean. Always the , commendable ambition. Why would you like — oe Grendign eet Stil Be im, are hello aad hill; to be a brick-layer?” Boy—"*’Cause there's so| 1 tw ies in a bag the : _ The flags by the river are swaying many days when. brick-layers can't work."— | wal Feet gear He abet hath shail bave. THE ARMSTRONG With drowsiest whispers ; but round the mill Tid Bits, btroe e MEG. CO. The swallows are silent. | They had their fl me : : = wiagepect Ca Of romping all day with the wind until The great need of the day is an American]... ‘ i a Bridgeport, Conn. 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