Judge — June 16, 1894 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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Tortured Disfigured Humiliated By unsightly skin and blood diseases. Is there hope of cure? Curicuna Resotvesr Ta the greatest of skin porifers, ‘As well as blood puri Because of ia eval aclon on te pore stguring, Bumilating homors, ies an al The best physicians fall Entirely vegetable, innocent, and effective, " v0. Suffered long and hopelessly. [races upon ihe liver, kidneys and Dowels as ‘well as upon the skin and blood Ita use during the winter and 8) ring Insures a clear skin and pure b As well aa sound bodily beal Bintneonly Puriter acting ‘oa tho Skin and Blood at the same time. Bold throughout the world. Price, $1. Porrer Davo & Cunw, Cone, Bole Prope., Boston. ‘How to Care Bkin and Blood Humors,” tree. S.W. CORNER 39°? ST. tand ISTAve. 0 tae BOUQUET CIGAR ff your Dealer does not keep them, Order DIRECT from us. Buying A Sccond-Class Pistol is like employing a second-class doc- tor, or using second-class medicine. Your life may depend on it. Even if the difference were less than it is, you ought to buy the Smith & Wesson in preference to others, It is the only perfect pistol. Send stamp for illustrated catalog. Smith & Wesson, 18 Rtockbridge St., _Springtield, ‘Mass THE PERFECTION OF CHEWING CUM, A DELICIOUS “Ouiwisatons OF Firsts Ch “CATARRH [PRICE SOCENTS, ALL ORUGGISTS} SOOANEES traatced tat who write tor IDE SPECIAL. $140 surtney WL nave rr. It Commands the Price—~ Because its perfection in every detail is appreciated by those who know how. NOT ONLY UP-TO-DATE BUT AHEAD OF THE TIMES. Our Catalogue will convince the most skeptical, Send for it now, as this ad. may not appear again soon, He IDE’: MES. High Art Bicycles. ae 23 POUNDS, TAKE THIS FOR WHAT IT IS WORTH A REASONABLE Weary Racs—" W yer dude?” Bieary Waccs —" Dude be dered! T'd get washed wid the rain.” t you doin’ wid an umbrella, I was afraid ~ Where to Go this Summer Tho Direct Line to MANITOU and PIKE'S PEAK is The Great Rock Island Route ‘Ticket takes you through Denver, going or returning, at the same price, or take the direct Manitou line. (See map.) “CAR SYSTEM. —_| Our Big 5 81*t2. Leaves entenco at 10 o'clock every night and arrives at Manitou second morning. Quick trip. Moat excellent equipment. Dining Cars, Chair Cara, and superb Pullman Sleepers. Don't fail to goto top of Pike's Peak by the Coe Railroad. Wonderful experience. Your Ticket Agent can tell you all about it and sell you ticket with your Colorado Tourist Ticket, should you 0 desire. JNO. SEBASTIAN, Chicago, May, 1996 Gew'l Passenger Agent, NEW ORLEANS In... Evans’ Ale you have the result of years of experi- ence and consci- entious effort of a firm whose sole aim has been to produce the Best Ale in the World. Has it succeeded ? Old-time Ale Drinkers say so, and so did the Judges at THE WORLD'S FAIR. Sold everywhere. C. H. Evans & Sons, Hudson, N.Y. BUFFALO BILL’S WILD WEST AND CONGRESS OF ROUGH-RIDERS OF THE WORLD. Ambrose Park, South Brooklyn, ADJOINING jor STREET FERRY (New York end of which is at the foot of Whitehall street, Battery). Twice Daily, Rain or Shine, 3 and 8.15 P.M. DOORS OPEN AT 1 AND 6.15 P.M. Admission, so cents. Children half price. Central Grand Stand Chairs, 75 cents and $1. "20,000 covered seats. HOW TO GET THERE: zoth St. Ferry, Whitehall st., the most direct route from Battery to camp-gates; fare, cents. But accessible from all points in and around New York, via Battery, all Ferries and Brooklyn Bridge and clevated and wurface cars connecting therewith in Brook Popular restaurant a feature. ANOTHER Greater New York Number. Frank Leslie's Illustrated Weekly. In the recent “Greater New York" number of Lusuin’s Waexty we illustrated many of the con- spicuous features of the coming metropolis, but great and varied as the exhibit was it was only partial. It is simply impossible to portray in a single issue, or in a volume of ordinary dimensions, the marvelous growth and available resources of the " Greater New York.” It is now our purpose to supplement this issue with another, in which will be presented equally notable features of the commercial, industrial and social life of the city, special reference being had to those great business and benevolent activities which give it commanding eminence. The illustrations will be executed in the highest style of art, and will be accompanied by exhaustive descriptive text. This number will shortly be For Sale by All News-dealers and on All Trains. PRICE, TEN CENTS. The immense edition of the first “Greater New York" issue was completely exhausted two days after it was placed on sale, To those, therefore, who do not wish to be disappointed in getting the new num- ber we woul! suggest the advisability of placing an order with their nearest newsdealer in advance Every patriotic American can in no better way de- monstrate his country's progress to his friends and correspondents at home and abroad than by sendio them these special issues illustrating America’s great metropolis, “Burrelle'’s Press Clipping Bureau, Western Union building, reads all papers pub- lished, clipping therefrom items of designated interest to clients.” College men should read the New Weekly Department, in Frank Leslie’s Weekly. comicbooks.com