Judge — December 17, 1904 — page 6: what you’re looking at

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Areadia “When he was at school, : Jimmy Moggridge smoked al fi cits é te cane-chair, and he has since }*4, said that from cane to ordi- nary mixtures was not so noticeable as the change from ordinary mixtures to the Arcadia.” J. M. Barrie, Brains plus energy make capital. They are often the whole capital—especially 01 ayoung man. Prudent men insure it- make it sure for the family. Full partic ulars free. No importunity. PENN MUTUAL LIFE, 921-3-5 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. “Are there any new improvements in the auto line since I was here ?” inquired the enthusiast. “Yes,” said the salesman; “one just came in this morning. It is a folding horse, to be carried under the seat and used in case of accident."—Detroit Free Press. 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It must be, then, that the buttons were sewed on too strongly."—Chicago News. DURING THE PAST SIXTY YEARS SooTma Srecp bas been ased for MILLIONS of MOTRYES ‘sold by Sire: Winslow's Soothing Syn stake D £ aloo Eyrop”*'and take no lund. Twenty-ave ceata a bottle.” Van X.—""Is Miss de Cleverly really going to retire from the stage ?” De Q.—"Oh, no; she’s only giving a farewell performance." — Detroit Free Press. that coat I) Binks— So you think there's a world of hidden meaning in my sonnet 2?” Miss Gushley—" Oh, yes! And so well | hidden, too !"—Cleveland Leader, Tired brain and nervous tension relax under the potent action of Abbott's Angostura Bitters. Label on bottle tells Abbott's. He— Did you have to pay any damages to the man you ran over 2” She—* No ; fortunately it happened to be my husband."—New Yorker. 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