Judge — July 7, 1906 — page 9: what you’re looking at

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BETTER THAN A COBBLE-STONE. Jonnxy—" Don't move, gampy: I've got only half a bai i _more 0” these torpedoes, an’ your head is the bulliest place I've found to set ‘em off on!” HOPELESS. se TELL me the worst, doctor,” she said. “Twill nerve myself and try to stand it, ‘Well, if you insist, I will be frank. You don’t need a change of scene.” With a hopeless groan her husband sat down, for his business made it impossible for him to get away himself. AS TO love, no one will ever have the *+last word “—not even woman. Don’t Forget to take a supply of EVANS’ ALE with you wherever you go The best health insurance Any dealer anywhere will supply it, or write direct to the Evans’ Brewery, Hodson, N.Y. Bstablshed 176 CLEVER DOCTOR CURED A TWENT WITHOUT ANY MEDICIN A wise Indiana physic years’ stomach disease | cine, as his patient tells : T had stomach trouble for twenty ried allopathic medicines, patent and all the simple remedies suggested by my friends, but grew worse all the time. ithout any medi- prominent physician in this part of the state, told me medicine would do me no good, only irritating my stomach and mak- ing it worse ; that | must look to diet and quit drinking coffee. “Lcried out in alarm, «Quit drinking coffee! Why, what will I drink 2° ‘Try Postum,” said the doctor. drink it, and you will ‘like it when it is made according to directions, with cream, for it is delicious and has none of the bad effects coffee has." : “Well, that was two years ago, and I am still drinking Postum. My stomach is right again, and I know Doctor hit the nail on the head when he decided coffee was the cause of all my trouble. I only Postum in its place." Name given by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich. Never too late to mend. Ten-days' trial of Postum in place of coffee works won- ders. There's a reason. Look in packages for the famous little book, ‘The Road to Wellville.” wish [ had quit it years ago and drank | ¢ n cured twenty- qeesseescesesenscesosseeoceseoses: BALLADE OF THE FOURTH. ET me not sing Threnudies or That which might wring Teardrops galore. and shore Who can ignore Fourth of July? Crackers a string, Rockets a scure, Sizzle and bing, Rattle and roar. See how they soar Up to the sky! Who would deplore Fourth of July ? This is the thing : Burning and gore ; Arm in a sling ; Juvenile war. Leal-to-the-core Patriots ; my ! How they adore Fourth of July f Would you have more? Neither would I. ‘That's enough for Fourth of July. YRANKLIN P. ADAMS. Esranunsnen 1868. 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Stein, rector of Christ Episcopal Church of that city, and formerly assistant to th Rainsford at St. George’ New Vor viously, rector of Christ's Chure fn facing conditions as they exis ‘am one of those,” he says, “*who believe in the use of wine and beer. The surest cure for the misuse of them is the proper use of them. The man who drinks beer in his home with his family and children about him will get no harm himself nor do any harm to anyone else because he drinks, The man who spends an hour with a group of friends, among whom are women he respects, over one or two glasses of beer of light wine, as do some European peo- ple, will get no harm from it. The beer gardens of Germany are positive forces for good in the social life of that country.” ‘That is the reverend gentleman's tolerant and rational attitude on the question, and had he gone farther and ‘examined into the merits of the various beers be would have agreed with some of our most eminent physicians that Pabst Bioe Ribbon Beer is tie best means to tem- perance because of its small percentage of alcobol and Ms great food value. He would also have recommended Pabst Bloe Ribbon Beer, as do the doctors, “in air except sterilized and filtered air from the time it is brewed till it is poured into your glass.” That is w! one well-known doctor said of it. Other doctors say Pabst Blue Ribbon Deer is the cleanest, purest, most wholesome beer brewed, and our readers will agree with us that the doctors ought to know. Some men would never rise in th world if their wives didn’t blow them up, Exchange. 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