Judge — October 9, 1897 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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Judge Publishing Co., 110 Fifth Avenue, NEW YORK. - tm HAS A DROSEKYT.. Dr, Woodbury’s Russian Carriage the Only One of Its Kind in This Country. A novel equipage, which is drawn by a handsome | he collar. which stands high above the horse's neck gapplegray se, is the object of great curiosity in| like a yoke. The harness is silver-mounted and of New York. Itis driven by a coachman in smart cos-| very light but strong leather bands. Dr. Woodbury tume, and is a low, four-wheeled, rubber-tired open | for some years drove a pair of elk attached toa wagon, carriage, built in Moscow, Russi and quality such as only Russians of distinction use, | sian drosky is even more ‘and ts called in that country a “drosky,” of “deruitz- | quit schka,"" as it is sometimes written, It resembles in build and finish a miniature Victoria, and is the only | tat ‘admired, and has created among the four hundred of New York. |. Woodbury has gained a world-wide repu- for plastic surgery and for the changing and A RUSSIAN DROSKY. vehicle of its kind in the country. Its low steps, only | correction of featural irregularities and blemishes of und on either side, make access | the face and body of every nature, and among his le a matter as possible, and it is | patients can be named some of the highest of the no- adapted to two persons beuites the Coachman. Twas | bility of Hurope. Dr, Woodbury and his staff of sur. ‘sent recently to Dr. J. H. Woodbury as a present by | geons sailed for Europe the first week in August to a Russian nobleman of unpronounceable name. who | perform the operation of placing a gold bridge in the gratitude for services rendered to | nose of a duke whose nose was broken by falling the well-known doctor. from his horse while on a hunt in the early spring. fess to match the drosky is also | He has also booked a number of a ti odd to American eyes, One of its striking features is | ia London, Edinburgh, and Berlian = Pe Jupce's Prize Puzzles Series No. 4. and winning the prizes will be published in next week's Jupce. ALKS| It is of the style | which was considered a great curiosity; but bis Rus- | ~ Correct Answers to JUDGE’S Fourth Series of Puzzle Pictures. The following are the correct answers to the forty puzzles comprising The names of those who have been successful in solving the puzzles Grand Rapids No. 21 The Wandering Jew 2 Boston 22 Every Inch a Soldier 3 Johnstown 23 Called Back 4 Cheyenne 24 Twenty Years After 5 Spokane 25 The Pathfinder 6 Dayton 26 ATerrible Temptation 7 Manchester 27 Very Hard Cash 8 Indianapolis 28 A Sailor's Sweetheart 9g Leavenworth 29 Looking Backward 10 Baltimore 30 A Family Affair 11 Lisbon 31 Pierce 12 Lima 32 Johnson 13 Glasgow 33 Taylor 14 Morocco 34 Monroe 15 Madrid 35 Adams 16 Brussels 36 Polk 17 Cairo 37 Hayes 18 Athens 38 Fillmore 19 Marseilles 39 Tyler 20 Pekin 4o Jackson “Do the police suspect anybody of the mir der?” “Yes.” ‘Whom do they suspect” “Oh, that they don't know."— Roxbury Ga- selte, If this was an advertisement of something you are inter- The Chilkoot pass doesn't resemble a rail- road pass. It is good for only a limited time. —Fargo Argus. 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