Judge — February 10, 1894 — page 13: what you’re looking at

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Calling a woman's dress a dream is a polite way of saying that the cost of it gives her hus- band the nightmare.—St, Paul Neves, WINTER RESORTS. LAKEWOOD, NEW JERSEY. ce » The Lakewood, —Now OPE: Ove-third of amile tnclosed glass plazzas, Aled with tropical plants.” Mose by Avutian Yaad’ FRED. STERRY, Ma: AA eT .|PARK HOTEL, = "ghdtxnic® A New, Modera-built, Fireptoof and oaly Strictly Firstclats |Family Hotel OPEN ALL THY YEAR. The most elegant bath-house in the country. ‘Superbly appointed. Sanitary construction perfect. ‘Spacious observatory. 7 Delightful park sind grounds. Letters of inquiry promptly answered. RPE'JACRSON, Manager. in'the South, New York Attractions. Abbey's Theatre— The Coquelin- Hading Com. Acadetay of Muste—Io Old Kentucky. Nijgu Opere House Peter F. Dailey fs A Country Broudway Theatre—The Bostonians in The Maid ‘of Plymouth. Jagson says a cynic is a man who overrates himself and underestimates the rest of the world. —Elmira Gazette. D. L. DOWD'S HEALTH EXERCISER. se. Fos Gentlemen, Laden, Youth; ib: id. Complete aytmneatuas; It is hard to make some things dovetail. z '—Canajoharie Radit. Sheet aaa tia St sate Henry Cust is a member of note.—AMinneapolis Times, Florida Times-Union. rliament, Dut | Sar gheagres Willies Hi, Crane st The Sena Mature deliberation—Planning to meet a| it is to be hoped that he did so in a whisper. —| Sta" Theatre, Wahiem lt, Crane se oa Casino “Prince Kam: or, A Trig to Venus Empire Theatre Sowing the ‘Avenue Theatre~Modjeska in Magda. For instance the man who has the grip a quite| Feartecnth Street Th re_barken R Rossa, as likely to become insane as the man who has| Garden Theatre— Rice’ Grand Opera House—The Harrigan's Theatre—The Leather Patch, Hoyt's Madison Square Theatre—A Texas fominee. Lseum ‘Theatre—Our Country Cousins. fetropalitan Opera House—Grand Opera, Moo- day, Wednesday and Friday evenings. Now Park Theatre—The Rainmakers. Palmer's Theatre—Mr. John Drew in The Butter- flies. ‘Proctor’s— Continuous Vaudeville. ‘tre —Charlev's Aunt, Tony Pastor's Theatre—Tony Pastors Own fompany. LEADING HOTELS. [We recommend all hotels advertised in Juvce.) Brevoort House, Fifth igton square), New York. 0. Grand Union Hotel, Bvroraan Prawn (Opoosite Grand Central Depot, aed'st), NewYork. Keoms $ia day and upwards, Bacruce to and from Grand Central depot free ALBANY, N.Y. Ki ler’s European Hotel. ‘Maiden Lane, Albany. $3108 per day. Au. Pus WASHINGTON, D.C, Hotel Arno. Auencax Plan. Strictly first-class, EASTON, PA. United States Hotel. H. A. 1or. Choice and elegantly-furnisbed le of superior excellence. ‘uses and abuses. The Science ‘easily acquired. New illustrated book, 8t. 100 page pamphlet. toe. Address Prof. Anderson, T 9, Ba State St., Chicago. 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