Judge — July 28, 1894 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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ABROAD, "Deg pardon, mum ; but isn’t there a better coal-sifter about the Where to Go this Summer _ ‘The 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.) THROUGH PULLMAN SLELPING CAR SYSTEM. Chicago te Denver Pu ‘Kansas City to Denver ‘Lou! NEW ORLEANS. Our Big 58212. Learn chicaro at 10 o'clock every night and arrives at Manitou second morning. Quick trip. Most excellent equipment. Dining Cars, Chair Care, and superb Pullman Sleepers. Don't fail to go to 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 80 desire. JNO. SEBASTIAN, Chicago, May, 1894, Gen't Passenger Agent, in- | sajourner to reach these interesting and lovely places. ‘A young woman bunting for some eggs re- marked that they must have been mislaid. “Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life Away.” The truthful, startling title of a book about No-to- It will wind up the line a * hundred times as fastas any bac, the only” harmless, guaranteed tobacco-babit cure. If you want to quit_and can't, use = No-to- other feel In the world. It bac Up nicotinzed nerves, eliminates nico- Swill wind up the ilne slowly. No fish can ever es weak men gain strength, weight inded. ‘or mailed free. Address The Chicago office, 45 Randolph femed Sty New York, to Spruce St. any other reel. Manipulated en. tirely by the hand that holds the rod Sexo yon Cat LOGUE. YawMan & Eage, Rochester, N.Y A member of kongress earns his sallery try- in’ to git 'lected.—Artansawy Thomas Cat, The Sohmer piano is an instrument that is an ornament to any parlor. BUFFALO BILL’S At Ampnose Park, WILD WEST. Sovru BRooxiyy. Twice Datly, All Summer. THE AMERICAN INDIAN. There is abundant evidence to prove, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that the Indian of the past pos- Sessed an exceedingly sensitive and zsthetic mind, His tepes were pitched on the borders of the many beautiful lakes that abound in western New York and northern central Pennsylvania, which bear the tribal ames, viz., Cayuga, Seneca, Owasco, Skaneateles, Keuka, etc., in New York, and Shawanese, Ganoga, Winoia, ete., in Pennsylvania, Manatoana— garden of the Great Spirit—now popu- larly known as Alexandria Bay. was the Mecca to which pilgrimages were monthly made. The entire section, even to-day, inspires sentiment. Beautiful homes ‘now nestle where once the smoke from the wigwams of the Indians ascended to the sky. Tra: dition and Indian legends scintillate {rom every stone and bush, and prove effective in drawing hither lov- ers of historical reminiscences. Outing parties and campers are found in every spot during the summer months, and the popular and picturesque Lehigh Val- ley railroad affords every convenience to tourist or This marrying of rich American heiresses by foreign noblemen has a kind of longing for the dollar of the daddies in it.—PAiladelphia Times. SUMMER RESORTS. SHARON HOUSE, SHARON SPIKINGS, N. ¥. Most modern .otel at this opular resort. Rest sulpbur water in the world, i irculars on applica: Philadelphia, for descriptive matter. THOMAS K. SHARP, Proprietor. 2 a= Now Ready. SUMMER NUMBER JUDGE’S QUARTERLY. “The laughing sensation of the season.” Sixty pages of Fun, and selling like sixty. For sale on all Railroads, all Book and News Stands, or mailed on receipt he of pric, 25 cents. JUDGE PUBLISHING CO. OF NEW YORK, 110 Fifth Avenue, New York City. will be interested to know that LESLIE'S WEEKLY to illustrate and describe the trip and final has sent abroad its own photographer, J.C. H special correspondent, CHARLES H. 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