Judge — March 12, 1910 — page 15: what you’re looking at

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Gains 30 Pounds in 30 Days ee ; SINCE THE WORLD BEGAN | . j AND WHILE THE WORLD SHALL LAST MANKIND WILL NEED A GENTLE STIMULANT FROM TIME “Leannot tlt hove the truth may be TO TIME Remarkable Result of the New Flesh- Builder, Protone, in Many Cases of Run-Down Men and Women. Tay the tale as ‘twas told to me. A FISH STORY. THE NEW CHAPLAIN. Prove It Yourself by Sending Coupon \ luncheon in| When Dr. Butler re- WIN Below for a Free 50c Package. Burs\\ ; Stuy- tired from the chap. |//7 “By ver ea . ris i laincy of the Senate, | f: eee that * trotone, for the Pe A fl good-humored Mr. Blackburn, of i) \\\3 Te Oe eee ethan & iealteton GA ery of the suffragettes, Kentucky, moved the |. ‘If they keep on, | Senators to tears and their outiook really even sobs by the pas | D/i7y4/ BALTIMORE ras rth that could make me fat. tried tonic om, will become as naively thetic eloquence of his heavy eating, diets, milk, beer and almost every: selfish as Mrs. Blank’s. | speech of recognition. “Mr. Blank, as his young wife posed| The next morning Dr. Butler, his suc- | before the mirror in a décolleté gown | cessor being absent, unexpectedly offi- from the dearest shop in the Rue de la | ciated again by repeating, in impressive Paix—Mr. Blank, regarding the pretty | manner, the Lord’s Prayer. Blackburn, little lady indulgently, said with a sigh, | who was unusually early, listened to the “You do look nice in that frock, dear, prayer attentively, and 8 close re- marked to Vice-President Stevenson, 1S THE PERFECTION “*You dear old boy : ied; ‘what| “I tell you, sir, I like that new chap- do I care for money when it's a question | lain, What asplendid prayer! Now, there! OF PURITY, AND of pleasing you?" ” |is something original about the man.”* AS A TONIC ITS HIGH QUALITY AND GENERAL EXCELLENCE IS UNSURPASSED * If you don't come ‘ome this minute, John Philip, I'll tell muvver abaht yer gettin’ yer feet wet !"" -London Punch. J insist that its insures your HIS LUGGAGE. Johnnie Poe, one of the famous New Rupture Cure riven rata amily, a ine Yes, friend, tally a great-nephi dgar Allan Don't Wear a Trus Poe, was a Honduras in one o} Snox- Finally, when. things look ‘* rat Binds black with peace and the American gen- discove at hi ely pa calimp. |S? when translated into United States Sent on tral. money, was about sixty Ys CATALOGUE FREE Seu oe mates Sate i me MILWAUKEE C. E. BROOKS, 2773 Brooks Building, Marshall, Mich, * commander told him. glad to have you. Come you like and bring *Thanks,"? said Pe warmly. ‘I'll sure do that. I only have fifty-four What!" ex redo Heemen exceeésthe supriy. claimed the commander. ‘What We willteach youto te one bymailandassist vou think I'm running--a freighter? “Oh, well, you needn't get excited urred Poe. ‘My fifty-four pieces consist of one pair of socks and a pack of playing cards.’” A TOAST. Here’s to the man who plans things— ~ | Builds things—makes things; TEACH Who prates not of wonders of old, enmanstip | Nor gloats upon ancestral gold, BY MAIL @ | But takes off his coat, and takes a hold, "re anehip. ‘And does things. Ask for Ut at the Club, Cafe or Buffet. teach Book - 797) Insist on “Blatz" Sorarpemusa cit nati oan GET MARRIED —i.tiventa of marrace: o. one of . le le from. tions, ric! of ne ape wisi pacomis ose | Rnsaiafemcneseee VAL. BLATZ BREWING CO., MILWAUKE od S08, a8 ‘SiuuseE BLDa, KL ‘Ba58a8 CITT, B. P. GUNNELS, Taieds, ‘Obio. ‘ In answering ativertisements please mention JUDGE. It will be appreciated. comicbooks.com