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THE JUDGE. Oscar's New Breeches. A New da Osea Yous man-nilliner—we learn from press—has built two too-too suits Wilde, from designs furnished by himself. It appears, trom th , that they ar ‘ the Queen-A\nne-Renaissane qque-Darnphool One of the to be a sort of coleur de shellac au fait my on-the-Rhine velvet, and the other blach ‘The latter has a with 1 but flounces and hemestiteh 1 velvet sleeve: ul for the asthet seviy bination Inliot ve period. ished doublet, tight-tittin: entrain, consummmately wid Ide trop. embo: suntlower trimming. lilytul ieved with more with flutings and fifings cut en wriggle puffs at the shoulders, and antiquity donjon lapping the seam. ‘The bre the knee and twenty-seven dol lete, with kneeplusn ttre and fastened with rec tons of applique chenille and patti de nun’s veiling, with a ‘al stockings are of black silk, with ¢ side-pleatings of jubejube match, the whole to be worn ieces, as-may be preferred. low in the neck, buckle of the Silurian period. description is given from memor be found to correspond in ever particular with the original. W! appears on the platform in one of th the unanimous verdiet will be that he sweet to live id some one may shoot him, to put him out of his misery. wy. rutabaga brocade over will come to and of camel’s-hide, rehe mesallianee but- so he ulaut il polonaise or in 11 shoes Emersonian—Isn't it? Tue late Ralph Waldo Emerson must have had Senator Blair, or some other Granite State statesman of about h mind's eye when he wrote: aliber, in his New Hampshire Blasted the lofty land With little men; ! bat and wre Hoase in the oak.” ing s nothing as to th material employed in bls land,” we desire to call attenti that Mr. Emerson, in the spelled God with a little g cire i man of quality of the ting the lofty n to the fact above extract stance in a his edueati training goes to show that the writer had a very small regard fo New Hampshire n the t the Deity ral. Mer timony of the New Hampshire the Ce incline to the Latter cons ning Senator before ygressional Investiga tion Comm How would: it do for Blair to write we clusion, | his own name with a little b, hereatter 7 | without Not This Elizabeth—Another Elizabeth. train approaching station after Newark, OLD Lary (tddressing Youngish Damsel in same seat)—ts this Elizabeth ? Youscisit Damsen (Unconcernedly)—Wt is OL. 2, whe evinces no disposition to make way for O. 1 (Looking daggers at- to pass outy—1 asked you if this was Eliza Certainly it is, ma'am, but P don't know you. 0. thi and 1, if abeth, I would thank you to get up {me out, .D.—VIl do nothing of the sort, ma‘am, decent young woman, that’s what 1 and I'm not going to be insulted if 1: PLactp Panincrvs (From neighboring seat) Pardon me, ladies; but I think this is a of mutual misune ES Ae (Frantic with impaticncey—N m— h station, I take it? 0, L.—Of course Ido, and this impa— D.—Of course Tam, sir, but this old— ~ P—Very well, t seats and tempers. ‘This s You will reach Elizabeth [Requiescat omnes. ] . keep both your in five minutes, A PATENT inedicine testimonial winds up | with: “I have taken only two boxes of your tely restored, It must look odd to ike a horse—it his nd munching his victuals. pills, T now nd my appe like a horse 1 eat trough see a ins head in nsing No ma aide lik and abetted hy pills, | ahorse. It is a violation of the | etiquette, Rover on tramps —h ation is Waverly. | \ New editorial, showin Jersey editor that ** toman.” TI wrote a woman is phy inferior n he went home looked on approvingly while his wife lu ride wer-hed his itles of coal from the cellar spaded up a cooked supper for a family of six, up two se 1 pao man was so exhans! ler writin torial that he hadn't strength enough Ie his wite in labors, A wRITER asks one?” Yes; who has never a ‘Does the 1 Mi world the we Va husband, A PRovosITION Was 1 in the sh the Will wany, that no womar laugh amendment to allowing women to vote at allowed to enje ranchise until, she was bad what vote fifty years of striki = Was quite x out the enacti to clause, wanted that she wa: however bad she ald acknow age? It was ju there now! ‘The idea that laughed out of Albany every y and by-and-by th thing about it. such Wuat are the wild waves and see v ing? “Come ¢ has broken up. nck of marble comicbooks.com