Life — February 13, 1896 — page 19: what you’re looking at

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= | ——— =I THE serpent smiled affably. THE ART OF ’ b > GOLD MEDAL AND DIPLO-4 “ Have an apple 2" he insinuated. BREWING WAS | r fi 4 {Ma. CONSTITUTING HIGHEST | | The mother of the race shrugged her shoulders. | “Not this Eve," she rejoined.‘ S'm‘other Eve." ED BY | 0 DEVELOP PARALLELED VICTO! ae nl apy At “This,” mused the tempter, with a dazed look and a slight shiver, THE GERMANS.{ «: ( is RUSTE TACT SAT MAND] | “must be the woman's version, Ah, yes." Detroit Tribune, A pases wera yal I WatTs—There won't be any European war. Those rulers are all sari 2 é . related to one another. Now §tbe time to take 1% ; NW .......Milwaukee Beer is PotTs—That's the very reason I think there will be war.—/ndianap- Pabst + & 0 if \ famous, Pabst... | oli Journal. Malt Extract . aoa 4 :\ has made it so. Tue Discuise.—"* You folks were pretty smooth with your wooden sie peed builder, Y ‘The sales of horse,” remarked the Chicago shade, with generous warmth; “but if Abracer,a bl Ider, | Pabst - Milwaukee’ ff | we'd had that job we'd have sprung the beast on the Trojans in the quiets the seheer? brings i : exceed by 40 Zo the total shape of canned beef, that’s what. Yes.” sleep to the sleep ore output of any 2 similar The wraith of the Greek hero, thus addressed, had no alternative but gives you strength ¥ ) } " institution in the world, to smile feebly and ask what it should be.—Detrost Tribune, Boy ister, shall I carry yer satchel? Do it fer a dime. Dupe— hel is not heavy Boy—Well, let me carry your cane then.—/'rt/shurg Bulletin, Wuex Dr. T. De Witt Talmage was in Adanta recently, he told the following ancedote of Heary W . us Atlanta editor : “Grady said to me one day, aking of journalism, that he made it a rule never to correct mistakes and to run The Constitution on the policy that no mistakes were made. ast he would never acknowl- edge one. One day Grady said an obituary appeared in his columns of a man tolerably well known, ‘The dead man appeared the next day and demanded a correction, saying he was not dead, and that the obituary was all a mistake. Grady said he never made mistakes and never cor- rected errors. The dead man that was insisted in saying he was alive | and wanted it understood. Grady then told him that the only thing he could possibly do would be to place him in the birth column as a new arrival."—Atlanta Constitution. N (Gans Giolets) ov en amal THE OLD STORY. Break, break, break, PERFUMES Thou ten dollar bill, and flee ! - ‘ Fortis a ‘oken that being once bi L. LEGRAND (ria Perfomer) 14, place do la Madeleine, PARIS For tin sure pias, Boe e broken SEN EN —New York World, LIFE’S COMEDY. ii first number of Lire’s Comepy, devoted to THE AMERICAN GIRL, is now out. It contains 32 pages of beautifully printed illus- trations on heavy calendered paper, with a specially decorated cover printed in colors. PRICE 25 CENTS. Subscriptions One Dollar a year. Postage paid. Drawings by Gibson, Wenzell, Van Schaick, Johnson, Sullivant, and. others. MITCHELL & MILLER, PUBLISHERS, 19 & 21 West 31st Street, - - New York City. comicbooks.com