Judge — April 13, 1895 — page 13: what you’re looking at

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MISS KATE FIELD, 4s Washington of paper devoted to the cause of In her estimation this would help the cause more than prohibition laws. Miss 4 is level, and as to mild drinks, we rec- / “Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association's does not keep them, RECT from u: Sonal), Constable AaCo. FLANNELS. Imported French Printed Flannels, Stripe and Plain Flannels, “D. & J. Anderson's’? SCOTCH FLANNELS, Spring assortment for houseand night wear EMBROIDERED FLANNELS. tot of FINETTE FLANNELS t very low price. | PBoadwuy & 19th st. ‘cast wet more prompt attention and better service ig Jepow when answering advertise — EE Morning, Noon and Night, You can leave Grand Central Station, the very centre of the city, For Chicago, St. Louis and Cin- cinnati, in a magnificently equip. ped train, Via the New York Central, The Great Four-track Trunk Line. ‘Trains depart from and arrive at Grand Central Station, New York Connecting the east and west, by the New York Central Lines. Chicago is only 24 hours away; Cincinnati 22; St. Louis 30. Eleven through trains each day, Practically a train every hour, via ‘America’s Ureatest Railroad.” | gels. | trust oer ey fhe “The next time I buy a shaving-stick, it will be WILLIASI The Soap—is a rich, creamy white—very delicate in odor—and produces a wonderfully soft—cool lather that never dries on the face while shaving. Enough WILLIANS' Sold in 1893 to shave 20,000,000 Men. WILLIAMS’ SOAPS—in three 0 “Genuine Yankea” Soap, 100. Oldest and most famous cake of shaving soap in the world, Millions using it. Sreciat. or nds indon Ofice? 6 Gy Geear Ruseatt Slt your dealer does not have these soaps—we mail them—to an LiAMS 00. G) 9 SHAVING STICK.” ‘The Case—(patented) is a great favorite. The glove-fitting cover never comes off except when faéen off. Case never breaks—never leaks. No loose piece of soap rolling about in your satchel, STICKS Note—1 WILLIAMS® costs over ‘ho more than others. But—it's worth more, principal forms—are sold by all Dealers. Willams? Barbers? Soap, 40. This is the kind your barber should use. Willlams’ Shaving Stick, 25¢. It is also most excellent for Toilet use. Strong, metal-lined case. For Tourists* early to families nd Travelers’ use. Don't fail to ask for 6 cakes in a pac! Wits and take noether. jress—postpaid on receipt of price.—All three Address THE J. B. WIL! Glastonbury, Ct., U. 8. A. Sr.. W. C. EARL & WILSON'S MEN'S LINEN COLLAR ARE De wust ting ‘bout gittin’ marr'd is, hit| | eabes de couple wid no joy toe look forward toe.—De great diff'rence betwixt men an’ wo- men is dat de men hab toe die toe become an- Dar ah t'ree tings a wise man will not de wind, de sunshine ob an April day, jan’ woman's plighted faith.—Hit is shorely a good t'ing dat w'en people ah dead dey stay dead. | Comin’ back toc life. an’ realizie’ bow well ebery one is gittin’ along widout yo’, an’ how completely yo" ah fo'gotten, ‘ould hurt worse dan stayin’ dead.—Arhansaw Thomas Cat. NEW FACES. LD Fe a Skin Dee - cs, in 130 page Hook Samp. JOHN ODBURY, 127 W. ead a7 There are two important periods in a. wo- man’s life. One is when she has a hired girl and the other is when she hasn't,—Xockland Tribune. 100,000 CIRCULATION. Ad vertisers——— SEND FOR A SAMPLE COPY OF Judge's Library AND SPECIAL TWO-YEAR OFFER. JUDGE PUBLISHING CO., uo Fifth Avenue, NEW YORK. A modern novelist tells us that his hero's proud spirit was humbled in the dust. He shouldn't kick at that, if it was the right kind. —Philadelphia Record. Fhewationacmec: A & Sener ace oon