Judge — December 16, 1882 — page 3: what you’re looking at

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Tur earth is deeply ¢ And cold amd distant ight The winter's chilly winds | w savy frust re Anil as the The ~ tramp” break | The snow anit sleet h thet Now th And ofttimes t is way Ami on thett reat firm of Boscot rd deserilved in Un ntleman ina whe els of the was not dispe cond bottle ¢ It is not the mor great merch: 1am paying th Jepar, No. 4 the pablic | fuses to shine.” second be “LT have six dauzhters, Boscobello, plainest of whom Mrs, Lani than the least learned! of wl better educated. The youn DECEMBER! est is fered with a mantic pure an as come, upon the a he lovers must thelr *yum-sums” stop, ins its away o'er eity and o'er plat, ly o'er Fiver att ter quarters at the work. Jone Its work Add sleligh-tells with their weleom ring. glad spring, will come again, the bints will sing | | pear if linen auite take 1 tour forget the win | The Bull-Dog and the Boot columns, I fc Cextreme he and | were well of uncompromising ca , nor is it my f the New York Steam Compat as you know,” six lovely, accomplished girla, than tl ry is not_me through » Montig At last 1 ventared to brink of THE JUDGE. | Uut never mind, Why are they not, each and all, happy wives, adorning: brown, fronts, or at w | least $150 a month French flats, te with ya levator, dumb-waitera, apparatus et hall carpets? Jevery winter 1 | speaking-tubes, elect ¢ bells, and vel They have given two parties enough, al nts, fon ass-ware and silk plush fu heen fearful. Yet still these dear itation, and their bills lof ibuted a ure has perce us throw b agaln, remain in maid- six other able ng dis usdied men, where they properly beton Here 1 marmured something about my unworthi- qolekened ee Of course, I don't want you fora son-in-law, Black. vray, | bridge: 1 to add any more deadheals t at's stating in | the Ui very well to help drink my wit but not ton Fry my daught ir. But there are el [shoukin’t object toa three-thod F hank clerk even, be use he might cotn and then what princely chanes But just see how shy the F some day foung ten are vely and affecti this, You can'topen a news menty to thee & ial tal er with- et that when a young man of ¢ jured visits a young an ine trazed father awaits | ten boot heavily loaded! with iron nails, at a bile BY JOUN BLACK BRIDGE, | tos turks for ns tot = out a large pattern fr of his pant Os the occasion of my last visit to Boscobello, head | It is fed with a fiendish disn for truth Bolaro & Co, that at youth aforesaid ve streets with a young pe + him, or drags him by «| ervain lair of an oyster honse j appetite ¢ expend | this last dime, and frequently to be held in pawn for the These st into the public Wer sex, ste ene al depression anced foto th pain ste hi, into an ies k where his devo. 1 | ton to her insatial ements, if persevered in hy a venal ruin of s must i And yet a young a termarry, ‘or ti ns, nor the Tava: n canno’ man and taking ut first calling on some young but here lurks the cause in this mountain of bills for | her views on the subject, and how can he call, if he is fem’ ontinued he, lifting a pile of papers | informed ty all t nals, comic and ¢ from th “connected not remotely with co he will be ejected by a nun en boot, and his raiment torn and turiated bullto; nn gledon his way out by an in. ws poetical with his | “So deep is the impression ervated by th ments, my boy, that individual efforts are por face them. When at home I wear soft lamb's wool lip pers, and tak {pains t Thus it is impossible that the alleged ten boot could this fact be e beautiful alia Ward Howe is not er be heard on my Doresteps. 4 seventeen, the okl- | Not only do Teep no bulldog, but a doz-eatcher is XQ Ws \ oh \ a aa VISITORS ARE NOT ALLOWED TC CLIMB THE TREES which the de- | thud’ of a num. | { | hire! by’ me to pateol in front of my hows Jui 1 remove walk. The worebell has instruc: jer, une 8 delicately wrapy venture on my: sid Ne of tick ne 7 Arrangements 1 F their refemption, Bat my dang remain at hom the piano, and collecti rac, and the tickets that a sented for redempti oyst this wan. fe by me sadly pract Something must be « ne to check The fathers Fy must rice in their mi vile slanders of ty by th on the burdens impo: nafacturers of 8 al-shin sacques.” Feeling deeply. the | laid upon me, Task the jou | not about time to call in | nl upon the sand nendous responsibility thas alists of America, he kicking father at the front pull-dog at the front door, and the trous; gate!” Eschewed Henceforth. SUMMERBKERZE'S fu | Ie chews a certain bi put his foot in it ¢ mas. 1 of tobacco that draws prizes of knives, lockets and mon just at Chris His paper of tobacco 3 time drew a beautiful gold-plated nted it to his adored one. A few days | later he called on her, and was met with a reception s that hethought she'd been keeping herself on i for a few days previous, She handed hi nd fer f the mos n the locket with a look of dramatic se face, nd in tones This locket. this token of your love, as ML brass trinket, tells me, in words nisunderstood, what your affection for Base man, can you imagine my feelings when I opened it, expecting within to find your miniature ph, a lock of your old g 8 in a fore derstand, bat that To casm, sai you called it, th in to be ‘y hale, or som se that Tcoulda’t un. 1 suppose were words of undy- love and devotion? No, you wretch, 1 found noth- he kind! T simply found in p United States language, the vulgar, disgusting wonls, ‘Chew Copper Coin fine. bacco!’ That settles our relatic Leschew son henceforth, 9 trate in my list of friends, pidore ! iF eXpee You are a vile cuss Guase a ney: The man with a political ap- pointment in his eye. comicbooks.com