Judge — February 28, 1903 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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Caller (behind the scenes) —* You have | been doing this kind of work for twenty | years? And acting the part of the vif-| venty years. sa real detective! A Cured efore I went on the stage." — Chicago $ Without M ed icine La Oh, what caused you to drink| ard, m: 9,000 Persons Permanently Cured’ by Magic Foot Drafts Lost Vear. | °") 7) i * What of that?" FOR MEN They Will Cure You. Tramp—" It was a champa as Pair FREE on fipproval to Any- ket." —Chicag will be introduced on Try Them. Braces the nerves, builds up the blood, — = strengthens everyway—Abbott’s, the Original A'T URDAY F BRU A . ‘The Drafts cured Mrs. W. D. Harriman, | ADgostura Bitters, : i ,FE RY 21st bi Net be er oh Ann Arbor, Mich: | man was asked recently by the grufl| ‘i beat clerk at the stamp-window, after he had | nh Rd Wie ~ |clerk at the stamp-window, after he had | i sioner at lack River Fall: of Rhew- | Ge nosited two cents RETAIL STORES: b svere rheumatism of the arms, | “Well. what do you want? necked teak eT Ce Pencletens Jackson’ | He answered gently,""An automobile, 478 & 180 5th Ave., 567 & 569 Sth Ave., Mich. Please. near 23d St bet. 46th & 47th Sts. Mrs. Casper Yahrsdorfer, Jackson, Mich., | Verily, a soft answer turneth away | 70 years old, was cured ina few weeks, after | WFath.—Albany Argus Suflering for 30 years. Path —— ' ‘The Drafts cured James Gilbert, Locomotive |‘ Pat has got an awful gash in his face.""| ‘1 ; , Dept., Mich. eee Re peclsear Miche, | ‘Does it Seem to hurt ham much? 914 Chestnut.St., Philadelphia, and Palmer House, Chicago after 27 years of pain. “No. He uses it to cat with."—New They cured Dr. Van Vieck, Jackson, Mich., | York Sun. And Accredited Agents in All and he is now using them in his practice. =——_ — Principal Cities of the World. Letters from these persons and many others arereproduced inour new bookleton rheumatism | Hi DN WANGNY KO INS DE L — also sent free with the trial pair of Drafts. 181 Broadway, near Cortlands St. oncredt ee Cea This town,” said the western boomer —~— sod Aininote Sccaky: and the published eaten practically built ina day. We de Asstfuniness pega the biggest thing that the sockety | things in a hurry out here.” has yet publnhed.| The figures show that the magni. | “No doubt,” replied the man from the ; year, und that Re strength and securty are very much |aSts “but I am more interested in re- = S fer than they were at the beginning of the year. ceiving some assurance that it will not Send no money—we only ask your name—and we Tec lle canicnncs company, ererath and socurtyare: ‘ 7 Chi D, will eed you, prepast, pair of Magic Foot Drafts. foricaeti cetccary' Nic tants etine Eanes | Coens 10 8 day. —-Chesako Fost If you are satished with the relief they ive you, then Sire aaeser-te of mek $75,057098.77 are send us One Dollar. “If not, don't send usa cent.” We SHAUN! hamish an ‘unexampled’ secur inevs in every pai, and ange amount of assurance outstanding. we ant you to have them: huts why we are wing That the assurance in force now amounts 10 $1,292,- “Ihe drafts ave worn on the soles of the feet, bat they 595 ard Ua Carine gon the Sc Ny wae enoe | Siudent—"Then what is optimism cure rheumatism in every part of the body by drawing 3 pular the Equitable society has become. ‘The new | ., Piilosopher—"The faith of fo out and absorbing the poison from the system, besides Business was larger than ever belore, and a greater in- | Vew York Weekly. eatly benefiting the geoeral health.» Try ‘them ~ crease in amount outstanding was recorded ree: , Weisto-day to Magic Foot Draft Co, RaSB : ‘The other items in the statement show very favorably Oliver Building, Jackson, Mich. | for the conduct of the company, and for the results se- —| cured. The premium income amounted to $: A man in Somerville is planning to go Kd TAS Tea am lu wl nea i ian ree Day Sanitarium to Europe next su * remarked the frugal man, |total daburements were S4aaaiiorasy leaving 10°11 attords strict privacy, home comforts and eve that he has sav vinter by :- | “is, terrible thing . Ha eae ee eee the | J convenience during the treatment of all ores ing able to buy co: crvill =|, {It is." answered the cold citizen. | {2ceey “guards its policyholders, and. what a Targe | 9 6rug habits, such as sachusetts) Journal, Nothing annoys me more than debt.” |amount of assets it Sccumulates forthe benefit of fs MORPHINE ida't knew vou owed anything.’ | Members. Hoth the officers and the members are to Sohmer & Ce . Joe dont yt refer to what other people | and on the prospect fora splendid fatare. |] Opium, Laudanum, Cocaine, etc. We eliminate nish every varie povems Cail lok ee rte — the ltt of there. 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