Judge — November 15, 1902 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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Primary, Secondary, or Tertiary Blood Poison te trentnd at bome ander te Cored f Lyeteows fil, for, proofs of ‘Rpt pun ia an egret see Topas You will jens eaten ad Dever erie by mentionlg Jone when 3 Smardcas "Why ie politis: Be. a) sree door: c particus—" Can't imagine.” Smarticus—" Because the ‘push’ and | the pull’ are 20 often on opposite sides." | —Los Angeles Herald. “I ran into town to-day to do some | shopping, dear,” said Mrs. Subbubs, «: tering her husband's office, “and 1""—— “T'see,” he interrupted, “and you just ran in here because you ran out.” Ran out? “Yes, of money.""—Philadel phia Press E. J. Arnold & Co., of St. Louis, Mo., | Race-borse owners and bookmakers, invite the spec- ive public to an investigation oftheir methods. re ‘concern, amply respon. | sible, and reliable in all ics dealings. "A raged inguary into their business will develop a tondition ‘unattained Sylany other investment ‘Proposition ever offered fee | pabtic participation. molten Chat capital ma: in amounts o rea “ drawal a fall on demand tron every Je | kythe country” 7 paramere ‘Companies, Commercial Agencies, St. Louis business nent men everywhere. For tall particulars, address Arnold & Co., oth and Pine Streets: St. Louis, Mo. You il get more prompt attention and beter service | by mentioulog Juoce when answering advert RECIPROCITY. ‘Wire—" I've been think! ing, dear, ever since you gave me Hugo's works for my birthday, which you said you'd been longing to read, what present | would make you on your birthday. Now, what do you say to a pair of Flam- marion opera-glasses, like Maud’s? They are heavenly, and you know how I long for them every time | go to the theatre." MEN OF BRAINS IGARS “MADE AT KEY WEST.— ‘These Cigars are manufactured under } the most favorable climatic conditions and from the mildest blends of Havana to- bacco, If we had to pay the imported cigar tax our brands would cost double the money. Send for booklet and particulars, CORTEZ CIGAR CO., KEY WEST. SAAAAANAAANAAANAAAAANNAAOIISY, For KIDNEY TROUBLES and CATARRA of the BLADDER ‘SUPERIOR TO Tage PURE and CORNECT ARTIFICIAL ERAL WATERS sold In America to-day. CARBONIC, ARTIFICIAL VICHY, SELTERS, CLUB SODA, Etc., CARL H SCHULTZ, Tet_142 Madison Sq__ 430-444 Pirst Ave. N_Y. ‘Pears’ the soap which began its sale in the 18th century, sold all through the roth and is selling in the 20th. Sells all over the world. Blood Poison Cured Free. A Wonder New Discovery Mas Bova Made that Cares the Bloed Polsoe that Makes Urs and Copper- Colored Spots and Eats Flesh, Booe and Hal. No matter how had your case of blood poison terno matter im what Hage of axpbile you can cure you quickly and permanent ted casa = the legs drawn up over hair pope, the internal organs badly brain aft ihe bones ofthe nose at Hct “te two wens the goren ware.aried Healeds the limbs had ible, and ina very Ahgrt time the patient wan completely cured ‘Ki ca male fs ln pia weapter” Wells: any. ed Rute, 3508 Elektron Bid. eal Tastitute, School-teacher, examining the class, lights on the youngest, and is so struck with his intelligent aspect that he ques- tions him forthwith: * Now, my little man, what do five and two make?” The little one remained silent. * Well, suppose now I were to give you five rabbits to-day and two more to-mor- row, how many rabbits would you have en Eight," promptly answered the ju- venil “Bight? pat? Why, how do you make that ‘ause I've got one to home already.”* —Cincinnati Enquirer. [BEST FOR THE ___ BOWELS KEEP YOUR | BLOOD rit 09 tgwer Mabit Cured win ey aa Wp See an beg Mebanen, Obie. FREE !X LEFETAE BE Keipworth gan AML parmeea eeaee it 1 Beets ow do wo free.” Write today. Niassa MEDICAL InetITCTE, tbo Deurtore SC Coleage (EAT COORK’S FLAKED RICE FOR BABY TOO. DON'T COOK. 1. Pour the dry flakes from the pack- ‘colander. age in'> a 2. Put a J.deral amount of salt into a little boiling water. 5. Pour the boiling salted water on the colander. tice, yh the 4 Drain, shake slightly, and tum out mi tnd. the rice is, Perfect SEND OWE COUPON AND 10 CTS, Tice eA Pereecay FOR OUR DOLL. eens serve with s sk. minute, . That is NEW BORN INFANTS—One cup ot Cook's Flaked Rice, one quart water, boil ten minutes, add a pint of milk, pinch of salt, and a very little sugar, and strain. THREE MONTHS OLD CHILD— Use double the quantity of Cook's Flaked Rice (two cups) and do not strain. COOK'S FLAKED RICE CO., 1 Unlon Sqvare, New York. comicbooks.com