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“* My busband has an attack-of the delirium Nature’s Great enum puted he wa eer tt Go. | "Ra ce yeritel norsar acca ay] BD. gldtman & Eo, . not. , it's only when dear George Secret Discovered delirium tremens that he lets me water the ine = * |dorars withthe sew enrenboes! Stelnge | MEN'S GOODS. FOUND IN THE WILDS OF AUSTRALIA) "**=s*— 2" Zeurnet IGH Class Neckwear; Shirts,| | The Only Remedy Which Nature Per-| Sith * Mi Jarvis {s suing bes hasband ready to wear, and made to for divorce.” Jones—** Why, 1 t . + ‘ mits to Enter the Bronchial aeived bape aip topeinee rein ed measure; Pajamas, Underwear, Ho- Tubes and Lungs. id until last fal, when Jarvis ran for mayor, |siery, Gloves, etc. ‘Thirty-eight hundred physicians in the United | and his wife found out what a vi was : States alone are now prescribing *" Hyomei,” | by reading the opposition newspaper.” — CAi- | Complete lines of Imported and Do- the New Australian Dry Air Treatment for Ca- | Cage News. tic Hi Robes, Smoking Jack- tarrh, Catarrhal Deafness, Bronchitis, Asthma, Hay Fever, Coughs, Colds, and Consumption. | 7,_"--They say that George Hartley has i h i having found in it the only germictde | peer talking a alot deal ‘behind sour’ beck ets Toweling Bath Robes and Dress which at once destroys the bacilli of these dis-| iately,"" She (turning pale)—" I'd like to know | ing Gowns, eases, and the only method by which they can | what he's been saying.” /7-—" Oh, you know bbe reached and cured. No liquid medicines to well enough. It was all done on his tandem.” | Also select lines of Canes and Um- injure the stomach. "No sprays, douches, nor | Then she drew a long sigh of reliel.—Cleve- atomizers to destroy the hearing and senses of brellas, Steamer and Traveling Ru; taste and smell. Nothing but Dry Air | "4 “<4. me Fee, impregnated with this new discovery, and car- set Carriage Robes, etc. ried to every part of the head, throat and lungs} _‘* Those,” said the proverbial boarder, ‘* who Every pleco a bre re one BP. in by the breath of life. dance must pay the fiddler.” ** Oh, not abso- | NINETEENTH ST. & SIXTH AVE., RS lutely necessary,” said Asbury Peppers. ** Many New York. pele INSTANTANEOUS CHOCOLATE a man has danced on nothing."—Cincinnatr \ 6 LE; rfect in flavor \d quality, de- 6 99 | Enquirer, — j NY Hefous “and ‘heattntul, Btade tn ing water. 7 Tee “Is it true that Pslugger, who abandoned LE ih Am hey fj the prize-ring last year, has become a base-ball Cures by Inhalation. umpire?” "Yes. There was a story out that he quit prize-fighting on account of cowardice. Piilerniebolnp faves ariaeierlR deal money | and he thought it best to knock that rumor in J the head. “What's the matter?” asked the penurious dlord, ‘The plasters fallen off the ceil- said the tenant's son. ‘* Well, 1 hope you are satisfied. The first thing you did when you moved in was to complain that the ceilings were too low."— Washington Star. ~Chicago Tribune, “ Hyomei” outfit, $1.00. Extra bottles, so cts. “ Hyomei Balm” (a'wonderful healer), a5 cis. Sold by all druggists, of tent by mail, Send forthe Story) A West Philadelphia nian named Button is - aon the father of six young children, and he always R.T. BOOTH CO., speaks of them as the “‘six-button kids."— 23 East aoth Street, NEW YORK. | /Ailedelphia Inquirer. ; revent thet annoying dryucas of the threat aad iasure| _‘* What is this telegraphy without wires?” ee se hacia Well, when I was young they called it ‘ mak- It not on sale in your nelghborhood, send § cents tn | ‘DE EVES at the girls." "—Chicago Record. -atampe and we will mall a WALLACE & Ct Jupor’s Linnary {8 fall of pure fan. No politics. 16. THE JACHIN. THAT TALKS The Latest and Most Perfect Talking Machine, The “ Eagle” Graphophone, MANUPACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR US BY THE COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH COMPANY OF NEW YORK. _ The “Eagle” does all that the most expensive machine will do, and | quite as well. Reproduces clearly and brilliantly. Records naturally and with startling clearness. ‘We want YOUR name on our subscrip- 04 cane, {tno yon don't acd one tf you sold tagen w | OUR PROPOSITION 1S THIS: yon'ikeUt.name onus eesti A 4 é; 100,000 new names during the present year. To secure this number we will supply hearof soy. one wantleg’a\well:bred popey..thlak of me, don't You know. you with one of these machines and a subscription to any of our periodicals practically aaa at cost. Therefore, we supply | 1“ le” Graphophone, Aluminum Reproducer, Horn, and | P Trabe- producer, Horn, ant 2-Way Hearing OPPENHE IME R CU R Ya BuTron Hook ‘With One Year's Subscription to Demorest’s Magazine, $10.00 OMers a0 Rem Or, with One Year's Subscription to Leslie's Weekly,” 12.00 ALCOHOLISM. For Link Cuff Buttons, Or, with One Year's Subscription to Judge, - 14.00 ‘ | San ankttl On Bationer. Carrying Case—Polished Antique Oak, - - $2.00 extra. MORPHINISM & |B Bureenieeatinr ss Recording Diaphragm—Genuine Sapphire Point, $5.00 extra. 50 cents each, $5.00 per doz. NEURASTHENIA Coven ms Blank Oylinders, ready for making your own records, 20c. each. ‘The Craving for Li Re egiag 5 ‘ 5 . There is nothing in the line of talking-machines Gag eke ratte ime ||" Slt bin last evening." said the maiden IMPORTANT! thee bucetirg inthe des of catking achat ITHOUT DANGER. No Ht Nes. 10 beat), ry << afd te x «¢.,| terms and prices, and full particulars. Correspondence solicited. NO INTERRUPTION OF ORDINARY HABITS. ‘And he’s written me a poem that is beautiful Gearstedtagiibecrareg citealt semen. || | and sweet.” Judge Publishing Co., 110 Fifth Avenue, NEW YORK. For other iniermation, ee ‘andret-}| Then she mailed it to an editor and sealed it erences, in complete booklet, send or call with a kiss, Witn this writing on the margin—"' Send a cheque along for this.” —Allanta Constitution. comicbooks.com