Judge — November 26, 1898 — page 13: what you’re looking at

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tan CRUSADERS 1x rarm arrack oN THE sTnoxcuoLps oF IxYIDELISM WERE THE ADVANCE GUARDS OF MODERN CrvmizaTion. LIEBIG G PANYS EXTRACT OF BEEF A PRopucr oF MopeRn Crvi1izaTION, 18 ONE OF THE PAR REACHING PEACEYUL DEVELOPEMENTS OP THE 19TH CENTURY. Ir YoRTirixs THE SYSTCM ACAINST DISEASE, AND RENDERS UNTOLD SERVICE I¥ THE MODERN KITCHEN, AT ALL GROCERS AND DRUGGISTS. Nore Tum SIGNATURE or Justus Vo Lrenic IN BLUE ON Mrs, Pressley—* Mrs, Bingle says her hus- band has kissed her regularly every morning and every evening during the fourteen years of their married life.” Afr, Pressley—" I have often wondered what gave him that expression of settled melancholy."—Chicago News. Neighbor —* Did that artist who_ boarded with you paint your doors and windows?” Farmer—"\ie did not. At first he refused to do such common work, and after I had seen one of his pictures I refused to let him do it.”” —Fliegende Blatter, 22nd ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT. 1899 Columbia and Hartford Bicycles, PRICES ON AND AFTER NOV. ist, 1898. Columbia Bevel-Gear Chainless, m jis 6O a SL Columbia Chain Wheels, . . $75.00 50.00 Models 57 and 68. Columbia Chain Wh Is, je! 49, 1899 Improvements. Vedette Bicycle { We clso have a few Colambias, Models 46, and Hartiords, Patterns 7 and 8, oa which we will quote prices oa No need to purchase poorly made bicycles when Columbias, Hartfords and Vedettes are offered at such low prices, The best of the riding season is before you. BUY NOW. POPE MFG. CO., Hartford, Conn. 40.00 ttern 22, for Women, «| thing at ail onddeaual correspondence tavited sclatly PHYSICIANS. ST, Sait S SOCIETY, lst BnoaDway, N. ¥_Crev. Myrtle Miges—* 1 have secured an enj ment on the stage at last.” Becky Biggs— deed? What are you going to play?” Myrtle Afiggs—"* Ob, Mr. Slowman has just given me a‘ thinking’ I don't have to say any- Becky Biggs—* What do you have to wear?” Myrtle Miggs—'* Nothing— just tights, In a ‘thinking’ part you have to think with your legs, don't you know.""—Rech- ester Herald, ** What a little drum-major that band has !” remarked Miss Gaswell. “* He is a mere bo “A drum-minor, so to speak,” added Miss Du- kane.— Pittsburg Chronicle. Telegraph. THE CELEBRATED SOHMER HEADS THE LIST OF THE HIGHEST GRADE PIANOS. It is the favorite of the artists and the refined musical public. SOHMER & CO., Piano Manufacturers New York Warerooms, SOHMER BUILDING FIFTH AVENUE, COR. 220 STREET. tor is that it gives every customer a majority of chickens. —Philadelphia Ledger. ‘The great beauty about the political incuba- ONE-PIECE ___m- us for booklet, KREMENTZ & CO., 41 Chestnut St., NEWARK, N. J. ALL PROBLEMS SOLVED by the KREMENTZ COLLAR BUTTON to button and unbatton. Btass buttoned. No lever nor twist to bother, Absolutely un- lo in wear, new one in A better Cocktail at home than Is served over any bar in the World. HE CLUB= T tee | MANHATTAN, MARTINI, WHISKEY, HOLLAND GIN. TOM GIN, VERMOUTH and YORE. ‘Wo guaranteo these Cocktails to be made of absolutely pureand well matured liquors ‘and the mixing equal to the best cocktails served over any bar in the world. Being compounded in accurate proportions, they ‘will always be found of uniform quality. Connoisseurs agree that of two cocktails made of the same material and propor tions the one which 1s aged must be the Detter. ‘Try our YORK Cocktail made without any sweetening—dry and delicious. For Bale on the Dining and Buffet Cars of the principal railroads of the U. &. AVOID IMITATIONS. For Sale by all Druggists and Dealers. G, F, HEUBLEIN & BRO,, Sole Props, 39 Broadway, N. Y,, Hartford, Genn. 20|Plocaditt W. London, Eng. comicbooks.com