Life — October 20, 1898 — page 18: what you’re looking at

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ee little speech on the “new history " was delivered | by Lord Sherbrooke at the thousandth anniversary of his own college at Oxford. He took the spirit of the age to task for | resolving so many things worth Lelleving tnto mere inyth and fable. “For example,” be sald in concluding, * we have always held that certain of the college lands tn Berk- Mu. Bones: 1 am opposed to intoxicating Mquors as a beverage, yet I belleve that Iquor rightly used ts a benefit to nity. 1am fully convinced that whiskey was once the sof saving my life. 188 CUTTING: Perhaps It did; bat I full to see how that proves ita benefit to humantty,—Lanuton Budget. Every Drop is Perfectly Pure. Every Drop Cleanses the Mouth, Every Drop Polishes the Teeth. Every Drop Hardens the Gums, | THE GREAT INDUSTRY OF FRANCE. ahire were given it by King Alfred. ‘The new historians show P ‘The reports from the Champagne district show that the | us that the lands were never hls. But they prove too much. Every Drop is Free from Grit. i present grape crop 1s 4 very fine one as regards quality, | Had they been bis, be would have kept them. Uelng un- Every Drop is a Fragrant Breath. : other's, he selzed the occasion to make the college # hand- Every Drop is Delicious and Harmless, The fruit 1s now belug gathered, and, as usual, the great f bulk of the cholcest grapes are being forwarded tothe estab. | Some present.”—Argonaut, —_— lishment of Veuve Pommery Fils & Co. at Rhetms, whtch, Popular price, 25 cents. Send 2-cent stamp for sample vial, E,W. Horr & Co., Lowell, Mass, because of 18 enormous business, has had thls year, asin the past, the option on the crop of all the vineyards which are known for the fine flavor of thelr grapes. There 1s no house engaged in making Champagne which pays such careful Attention to the selection of the fruit used. This accounts in & large measure for the fact that among connolsseurs the world over, Pommery, elther “$ “Brut,” ts the choicest of all wines. The Pennsylvania Railroad’s [Magnificent Service between New York and Wash ington. Nowhere in America can be found a superior train service to that on the Pennsylvania Ratiroad between New York asd Washington. The most magnificent equipment which Ape A Texas Jadge was robbed of a horse not long ago, and ee the thief, being apprehended, was brought before him for i} trial. The Judge eyed the prisoner with deep satisfaction for {can genius has produced ts in coustant use on this lise, ant i} @ minute or so, aud then delivered biinself of the following: 2 all that the Pennsylvanla Rallroad stands for In safety, if “Owing to & personal prejudice, the Court will not hear this —From Polichinette, | Comfort, In speed, and tn general supertority ts exbitied i case. It will be tried by the bailiff, who will find a verdict in here. The “Congressional Limited,” which ts acknowiedge it accordance with the facts. In the meantime,” he added, 7 to be the finest Pullman parlor train In the world, leaves Wee i} impressively, “ the Court will go outside and bend a rope and Twenty-third Station daily at 3.20 p.m, The New York sat j pick out a good tree."—The Green Bag. Washington Limited, another example of Pennsylvanis ib road excellence, leaves, weekdays, at 9.50 a.m. Additional fast express tntins leave West Twenty-third Street State 8.20, 9.20, 10.00 w.tn,, 4.20, 4.50, 8.4 sand 12.05 nigbt, cals, and 7.50 a.tn., 12.50 and 1.50 p.tn, Weekdays, affording s sere ‘as conventent as it Is superior, Trains leave Cortlandt and Desbrosses Streets ten mlostes later than Twenty-third Street. Pullman parlor or sleep. cars are attached to all the above tralns, and Pennsylrasia Ratiroad dining cars are attached to the “Congresses! Limited,” the New York and Washington Limited, sod © trains leaving at 10.50 a. m., 4.20 and 4.50 p. m., dal. ‘The return service ts equally complete and convenient ls fact the matchless trulu service between New York 9! Washington presents the “Standard Ratlroad of America” {ts best light, and shows on what a solid foundation the fast of the Pennsylvauta Rallroad rests, terbrook’s .fens, E IN SIGNING THE PEACE PROTOCOL Secretary senescemeresall No. 048 Falcon de <E Sie © No. 313 Probate ture 150 other styles Ask your Stationer for them. The Esterbrook Steel Pen Co., Works, Camden, WN. J. 28 John St., New York. The Best is the Cheapest A story characteristic of General Scott ts told tn connec- b tion with the sword presented to him bg the State of Loutslana, naan iH through the Legislature, at the close of the Mexican War. Rae’s Olive Oil is both the best H He was accosted one day by a man who sald, “General and cheapest, quality considered. Scott, I had the honor of doing most of the work on the sword presented to you by the State of Loutstana. 1 should The Chemical Analysis of S. Rae & Co.'s like to ask If It was Just as you would have chosen.” Finest Sublime Lucca Oil, made Sept. 15th, 18%, “It’s a very fine sword, sir; a very fine sword, indeed,” ‘ by the Lédoux Chemical Laboratory, declares it to said theGeneral. “Tam proud to have It, There ts only one L be “unadulterated by admixture with any other oil thing I should have preferred different, The inscription or other substancé it is free from rancidity and all should have been on the blade, sir, The scabbard may be n 4 i i Superior taken from us, but the sword—never!” ; Bi ots, tndesisable, qualities, and it ts of Sup ‘The sword cost about five hundred dollars, the principal expense being in the scabhard, which was richly chased and Ss. RAE & CO Leghorn, Italy. 5 ey Established 1836. aicinat ANGOSTURA BITTERS RICINAL COMICDOOKS.cOM MODERN CIVILIZATION. 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