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THE JUDGE. JAY GOULD'S COGITATIONS. Man wants hut ttt here below."—Hynmotogtat. Toy not much in mundane thi And tind Of common n In m tw lowlier need: So blessed with full profusion’s store, I care for very little more. nall comfort in the Ambition’s sp A few more ‘ast and West the seas between, 50 pleased with what I havo— Only dozen m not muy n still maintain rollin Jo supreme th at span, | he continent, f ment. metimes, to tak hat of Black Fr not ts only just the fun, millions won, ‘oal fields (anthracite), Lhave a penchant, merely Enough to keep t ket And upward—careless of the dust With Pennsylvania's t F'n quite content— ured store re's a bore, I might scoop in a State or +0. "Tis not the land I seek—-God wot!— Only the ges got. journalistic walks to tread, T nurse no fond ambitious prid Two ailies, owned instead Of bribed, arv worth a sco incognito. The luxuries of life to me Are nought!—I hold them A country hut of m: Anil tow Both inexy ‘They're built on tas alr. house eas the clod aay a million odd. front the square:— Pictures and books Only in moderatig rs I prize "8 boun wherein hes fen thousand pounds: At cost of fifty thousand mo Voici tes choses, my life to cheer! Of humble wants, cest tout a fait! And if T miss a trifte here Maybap “twill come around some way. Content with what the fate's beget, Pil try ton e IL you bet!” ‘Tue American joke that is without honor in its own country sometimes finds an asylum in | the columns of the London Punch, Vide— A SPLENDID “OPENING “JAY CHARLTON.” A Love of a bonnet must have a beau, Tue cooper , aripstaving man, Some pf the water color socicty have paint- THE wor a gan’ gre n who is chronically jealous must ne Jo} int Convry makes a good secretary of the rior—of Sing Sing. Cartrorsta is said to be full of O'Briens, ‘They are probably old salts, T proy E boy who steals into the preserve closet, s to have a jamboree, SHERMAN fons command. At le: remembers his large the is true to the corps. Tue little boy said, as he | er’s knee in the wood she rubber.” y over his moth- Ah! there's the When a Texan brands hi horse, he claims it for his own, ‘orse it. initials on his «| means to around a stove, you may be sure that there are piping times of peace. THE most beautiful bit of painting in the rejected water-color exhibition represents fine rollers of boarding-house coffee carcering in mid air and fondly breaking into foam on a level beach of sugar. Blain 1 they still cling to tuberoses ‘oni because it reminds them of the old pipes. A GheaT many of our moderns go about as es did, with a lantern in broad day- oking for an hon of it is that to the honest m: speechless commendation scems like 1 lanternjawed. Liman, worst 1 this sort of ings Tue military cocked hat of France is to be Iis thought that ther the soldiers to their hats nd drinking absinthe. to knock other people abolishe: chanee enough shed when off duty In battle they propos into cocked hats, for ‘Tur: English princes sometimes go bare- logged in Highland costume, and most intricate and bewilde f whirls, as the old volunteerdepartment did at the fire- men’s ights they make lance the just Mrs. Taxon, of Ohio, is a kleptomani She stole many things, and by d lumber yard, What in the world sh do with a lumber ys children to punish, w discovered that she ho’ stole a could rd, when she had no bad A mystery, until it s ted to rebuild her ‘Tue beautiful ¢ has anolive-brown back, and claws are shaded with a delicate violet blue. Ilow this ferocious wsthete spars! His elegant gesticulations would make Talmage and General Jack Logan writhe with envy. How he smiles with those | claws as he comes up to the serateh! | he grins like Sullivan. | pairs of jaws wi | most die of despa His ten or twelve 1 make a Congressman al- comicbooks.com