Judge — June 4, 1898 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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ABOUT THE BUSH. When your mind is overheated with the rigors 5 of debate You have You must have a care of what you do and SURBRUG. S sy; F | You must curb your disposition and be certain | Abandoned your rt a . Your feelings in a Chesterfieldian way. Trip to Europe. 3) vor may car's man a "corener," 4 cally,” OLDEN SCEDTRE | ora "tramp "— , You want to get your family Your right to be severe no one denies; i Seay Ham inom dF S| Oe Se cs The man's smoke that women , But don't abruptly tell him that he li A p don't abruptly. et him tat be, lee like, for it smells good. — Fe eblaad Bees Mes In language hynothetic you can vow, **If thus : | ‘and 0, the Continent, Why not see The conclusion which must follow is quite = ! oe . “ 1a? your own GREAT WEST? — 3]. Pt ea be, can be hauled out|COFFECE SOlution of “Judge’s” Puzzle Contest No. 12. The climate and attractions from below, atthe PACIFIC COAST ar $y. Cafaye andes moun by bis ait iyPonbele: delight poe win- note bel aati J 2 Cabbage, 22 Galley, ter, os t he'll tell a taradic in disguise"; i . He's “elusive” and“ delusive and “ illusive,” 3 Turnip, 23 Gangway, Visit COLORADO en route ityou wiles 4 Spinach, 24 Deck, The mountains of Switzer- Bat don't abruptly tell him that he lies. 5 land are no grander. Renew — Washington Star. 5 Tomato, 25 Cabin, your health at LAS VEGAS a ae 6 Potato, 26 Hatchway, : Richard Hovey, a poet of worth and reputa- er SEE tion, rises to sing in a Boston paper after this 7 Carrot, 27 Stern, in 5 When a king laid a pitiful tax on you, This is to scenery abroad what Hold not your hand {rom the fight g Cucumber, 29 Hold, daylight is to a candle, When freedom cries under the axe on you. 10 Beet, 30 Sail, We do not know what Mr. Hovey got for that, Be patriotic and but if it was less than thirty days he escaped 11 Port Royal, 31 Dombey, SPEND YOUR MONEY $|™2bYy lightly. —Chicago Times-Herald, 12 Washington, 32 Thomas Joy, AT HOME. _ Lane a CARUE WITSONS 13 New York, 33 Westwood, ‘Ratwav Agents can give you all the \_ MEN'S LINEN COLLARS A 14 Key West, 34 Chuzzlewit, facts regarding this Western trip. / ae AR THE BEST 15 Boston, 35 Spiker, 16 Norfolk, 36 Bagnet, 17 Portsmouth, 37 Fleetwood, 18 Mare Island, 38 Mansel, 19 Newport, 39 Smithie, | 20 Pensacola, 40 Hunter. The names of the prize-winners will appear in next week's | JupcE. | Coins of the Bibleee Exact Reproductions in Color, Weight, Size, Hi No. 1—Half Shekel (sacred tribute money), See Ex. yo:13-16, No, 2—The Denarius (referred to by Christ). See Matt. s2:10. No. 3~The Sestertins Judea Capta), Seo Luke igigt and at:0, Tho Bible Student Should be Without Chem, Special Terms to Classes, | ents wanted i Sunday- . XL CLUB SPEECH. | os eo ia erety, Saetey sched ‘The originals are worth over $10, and Fourth Installment. navernerer belore been dupiientel Sent You understand now, gentlemen, what a genuine VINTAGE WINE is, and you Prepaid, with complete description, for 10 é é may well imagine that, after a fine summer, when the wine promises to be of superior qual- centseach. The set of 3 for a5 cents, ity, there is a very strong demand for it from the different champagne houses—particularly evirom tose which ow no tacyard and strange a this may neem to you, dese are Syracuse Classical Goin Co., the majority, even among those who constantly boast of their large importations. 310 Lemon St., Syracuse, I. Y, They have to buy what they can get, irrespective of quality, because even in the best years all the wine produced in the champagne district is not of the same quality, there being ‘always three or four grades, very different in value and in price, according to the sectian where the wine has been growing. From this you may see what a great advantage it is for a champagne house to have its own vineyards; and I may state here that the vineyards owned by the MONTEBELLO House are as fine and select a property as may be found in the champagne district. Most of these vineyards, together with the chiteau and its out-houses, were the property of the Dukes of Orleans, and were sold by Louis Philippe d'Orléans, in 1792, to the Marquis de Paoge, who transferred them on the 2th Floreal, thirteenth year, to the Baron d’Hunol- stein, from whom they were purchased In 1880 by the DUKE of MONTEBELLO. In these days they planted vineyards only in the best localities—on hills facing the south, ‘and where the sun would shine from early in the morning until late in the evening. From The Fitchburg] rs7ee sess i. RUBBER AMIR OOD POISON IS THE BEST ROUTE. | Pinar, secondary orTeniary BLOOD POISON Y SHORTEST AND permanently cured in 15 to »5 days. You can be time to time the MONTEBELLO House has added to its vineyards the most desirable parcel Toon preter to tonne err ee eal eee offered on the market, paying as high as $6,000 an acre, and they now own vineyards in a VW S'='. railroad fare and ‘hotel bils, and bo charge if we fal dozen townships, being thus able to secure the most perfect blends. 12 Size, jf you Rave: taken merenry. lodide yotsth Having been subjected, for centuries past, to most careful cultivation, these vineyards mouth, Sore Throat. Pimples, Copper Colored Spots, naturally produce the choicest wines, and that is why it may be asserted that MONTEBELLO J. R. Watson, GEN'L PASS. A Ulcers’ on any part of the body, Hair or Eyebrows falling out,it fs this Secondary BLOOD POISON we Champagne combines all the highest qualities which can be found In any brand, and happy HH BOSTON, MASS. falling out.it ts this Secondary BLOOD POISON we are those who know how to appreciate it, ‘and challenge the world for a case bi obati caaact ALFRED oc MONTEBELLO 4&4 CO All kinds kept in stock | cure. This disease has always baffied the skill of the 127 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK. Jand made to order by | Ost eminent physicians. $soocoo capital behind oct LEON RENAULT, Manacca. TELEPHONE, 1870 BROAD, FINDLER & WIBEL, ‘onary Sorlog nas COOK REMEEY re 121 Nassau Street, New York. 1480 Masonic Temole, CHICAGO, ILL. Six Trains Daily for Chicago-NEW YORK CENTRAL. comicbooks.com