Judge — July 3, 1897 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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CHALICE AND COMLOR an § 1,800 ACRES LAND, 7 Buildings. 12 HOURS from NEW = n.) a In the heart of the ADIRONDACKS. The Best Deer Camp Known PRICE, $8,000. MERRILL & ac, 90 Yarick Street, - New York. ( “I wonder, colonel got his title eer Mrs. Bluebow in amed- itative way,"* where the re the, “* Probably,” said Aris- tophanes, who is not fond of ‘the colonel, employed.”"— “*in the army of the un- Wash-\ ington Capital, The long, lank pre- siding elder who has fifty-six circuits— meaning appointments —on his district told of the dear old sist who prayed, “* bless our presiding eld- er as he goes from ci cus to circus."—Buf- falo Express. “ Kind lady, will yer let me have something ” There's a well right down yon. der; you can get all the water you want.” ter drink?” “No, kind lady. have ‘an iron constit tios an’ water will rust "—New York Even- ing World. Peace hath her col- onels no less renowned than war, and a great many more of them.— Galveston News. “Yours has been Eminent medical authorities emphatically attest the claim that BUFFALO LITHIA WATER IS_A NATURAL SPECIFIC for URIC ACID POISONING in its varied forms, em- bracing Gout, Rheumatism, Lithiemia, Stone of the Kidney or Bladder, Bright's Disease, Neuralgic Affections, Nervous Prostration, 1| Nervous Headache, Eczema, Dyspepsia, etc., 1a. | ete. _In other conditions also this poison shows itself in swellings of various parts of the body. Dropsical effusion, an unnatural Drowsiness oF Coma and Convulsions, and not infrequently is sudden and fatal in effect. Used as a common beverage or table-water, it will be found a sure PREVENTIVE of all troubles arising from URIC ACID POISON. BUFFALO LITHIA WATER is for sale by Grocers and Druggists generally. Pam- philets on application. Proprietor, Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va. er What are the girls coming to? A South Hot Springs girl was sent to the kitchen by her mother recently to get some milk, and she skimmed the cream off and threw it away, thinking it was no good.—Arkansaw Thomas Cat, A little girl lanched with another little girl the other day. ‘* Now, Mary,” she said as she bade ‘good-bye, ** you must come and lunch with me some time, You see Ubelleve in re ig good for evi —New York Evening Sun. “Small? Why, if you'll believe ft, I felt so small that [ actually went and tried to put on that suit of un- shrinkable underwear I bought last winter.” Truth, it had ever been borne in mind, was stranger than fiction by the usual over whelming majority. — Detroit Journal. The umpire of a base-ball game would very often like to make a home run himself.— Florida Times-Union, wasted life.” said the ‘Springs open for guests June 15 to October 1. lady who produced the pie. ‘* Well,” said] ‘When I say no that settles it,” said Mrs.| ‘Some men,” re- Perry Patettic, ‘‘some | Hardfaze, jamming her delicate hand on the| marked Uncle Allen three years of it has been. I guess I ha spent about that mu time in the work- hous Enquirer. '— Cincinnati | eggs, table so that it stirred the coffee-cups. Mr. we | Hardfaze’s eyes blinked in a face that told ch | plainly of two hours’ restless slumber before breakfast. ‘'Say it to the coffee and save "said he. And for fifteen minutes there- after he wished he hadn't.—Buffalo Enquirer, Sparks, ‘‘are born liars, some by dint of prac. tice become fairly ex- pert liars, and some see air-ships."— Chi- cago Tribune. It is facetiously rumored that a certain Mid- dletown lady with five marriageable daughters is running a ‘* school of design.”—AMiddietown Conglomerate, LEADING HOTELS. KEELER'S HOTEL, Albany, N.Y. Evxorzan Pian. Best in the city. BLANK BOOKS. nsec ccs,” FINDLER & WIBEL, 121 Nassau Str New York. GET RICH QUICKLY, Send for ssi0tnventions Wanted fear Tate & Co.,245 Broadway, New York. MENRY LINDENMEYH & 6ONB, PAPER WARHDHOUSE. Nog. $1, $8 $5 and 37 East Houston Street, Puck Bat ‘Warehouse, % Meekman Street, Naw YORK. ALL utebo te CLES WabEeS Cobar JUDCE’S PICTURE PUZZLES-- Below will be found the correct answers to Judge's First Series of Forty Pictures, The nan puzzles and who have thus secured the prizes offered by Judge, will be published in next week's paper (Ni F . Washington Cleveland Little Rock Wheeling Beaver Falls Pullman Buffalo Chicago Key West Ann Arbor Milwaukee Bath Deerfield 0 Ni . . WOHONAM SA . 10. IM. 12. 13. 14. No. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. No. 28. 29. 30. 3}. 32, 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. Long Branch Carson City Galveston Bowling Green Haverstraw Newark Dickens Shakespeare Browning Lever Voltaire Hope Longfellow 821). Correct Solution of the First Series of 40 Puzzles. es of those who have been successful in solving the Rider Haggard Marryat Burns The Virginians The First Violin The Minister’s Charge The Houseboat on the Styx The Seats of the Mighty Great Expectations The Man Who Laughs The Bostonians It is Never Too Late to Mend At Bay This contest has been so popular and so instructive that the publishers have decided to make the Prize-Puzzle Department a feature of the paper for some little time to come. To this end they publish on another page of this iesue an announcement of a new puzzle competition. 4 comicbooks.com