Judge — April 16, 1898 — page 11: what you’re looking at

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Dr. Slegert’s Angostura Bitters, the great and cures dyspepsia, diarrhoea, fever and ague. |ferial Champagne. Is the taste of champagne-drinkers a fickle one? Everybody knows that brands of cham- pagne that were popular a few years ago have been supplanted by others that are more popu- lar now. Either the American taste is fickle, or the later brands of champagne are consid ered to be the better. At present the demand of good livers is turning strongly in the direc- tion of the ‘* Montebello Champagne " from the old vineyards of the dukes of Orleans. The Montebello house is one of the oldest in the champagne district, and in Europe has been popular for many years, especially at all the great banquets, including that given to the the ache itself begins to ache then comes fering.— West Union Gaxette. Need a tonic? You will enjoy life while ing Abbott's Angostura Bitters. Enjoy tonic too. Nothing but Abbott's will do, original. sal hay trust. The men behind it are as unknown, and it is a wise hay trust that kn: its own fodder.— Mail and Express, It warms you in the winter, cools you in the South American tonic, imparts a delicious flavor | summer, and is good at all times—Cool’'s Zm- Headache in itself is bad enough, but when Western monopolists are organizing a colos- suf- en the top of your take the The head begins to ~~ xlook like this + ~~ yet ows admiral and Russian naval officers during the Franco-Russian festivities by the city of Paris. It was also served at the banquet given by the French ambassador to the emperor and empress of Russia during the coronation festivities in Moscow. Li Hung Chang. daring his visit to France, honored the Montebello establishment with a’ call—a mark of distinction conferred upon no other producer of the seductive bever- age. The ** Montebello” is a dry, sparkling, amber or pinkish-colored wine, according to vintage, and one of its attractions for Ameri- cans is that so much of it can be drunk without unpleasant results. Being made of perfectly ripe grapes, it does not require additional alco- hol as the majority of foreign wines do SHAMPOOING is made delightfully refreshing, and a real luxury, by the use of Packer’s Tar Soap.) Its known purity, excellent cleans- ing, invigorating and antiseptic prop- erties have secured for this soap the highest commendation of physicians and hair-dressers for cleansing and SS ==S TOSTBS? iegiegree SOLO PA Pape! re: Tesieg a 1S pa pasasupesessasesa! ae TIT ——= mare PUIVIVIUM pe ana u ge alpepa pepe! 3 USe ~ AN preserving the hair, and for use in EARL & WILSON'S treatment of dandruff and baldness. NEN COLLARS Al ARE TH itis time to THE CELEBRATED HEADS THE LIST or THE HIGHEST GRADE PIANOS. It is the favorite of the arti and the refined musical public. SOHMER & Co., Piano Manufacturers into the muzzle of a Smith & Wesson | Revolver. Keep one in your! house. ge Descriptive Catalogue.| SMITH & WESSON, 9 Stockbridge Street, SPRINGFIELD, MAS: New York Warerooms, SOHMER BUILDING sities, ie. | FIFTH AVENUE, COR. 220 STREET. Manufactured by R.P.HALL & Co,Nashua.N.H. | sts BY veers of persevering endeavor, we have made possible the fact that shoes can be made to Sell at poputar prices and have the same material, _ What avo, Are “A MODERN ECSTASY” is ‘Shakespearian definition for a “ Cocktail.” “Kings it makes gods, and meaner creat- res ‘Wherever good livers are found, wherever conviviality exists, even t the most remote corners of the earth, COCKTAIL” reigns oes oi ee ible drink. Me as a ional The “CLUB COCKTAILS never vary; they are alwa’ The secret of their perfect , drawn off and bottled. “ Cocktails’ pensable Seven Varieties: Manhattan, Miar- = Holland Gin Vorb, 4 tini, Vermouth, Tom Gin, Whisky. For sale by all first-class dealers. 39 Broadway, New York. N.Y. OUQUDJUDDUGEIOOOO | Hartford, Conn. London. concen ex! 1202000000000 RUC TUCOTOG OA A IU90000 005000 Club Cockiails?: the same, is that they are kept six months before being ” that are served over the bar do not contain these indis- ities. G. F. HEUBLEIN & BRO., Sole Proprietors. stvles and wearing qyalities to be found in high price shoes. It Is our carnest desire to please the public, which we endeavor.to ido by giving the best value in shoe leather that experiesice and skill can produce. eee Our spring and summer styles dre made on many new lasts, especially designed to counteract the annoyances usyally found in summer shoes, and still retain the latest shapes. We have ail the popular leathers, such as Black, Tan and Brown Vici Kid, Brown and-Tan Willow Calf, Calf, Patent Calf, French Enamel, ete., made in 155 styles and widths from A to EE. ob NONE GENUINE unless W. L. Douglas name and price Is stamped on bottom. If not convenient to our stores or dealers, trv our Mall Order Department. We send shoes everywhere on receipt of price with 25 cents extra for carriage. State size end width wanted, we can fit vou. caravocue ron W, L, DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass. MER SEN in BREATH PERFUME ALL DEALERS R TLSE Sen “t 4 a "3 od | 355 comicbooks.com