Judge — April 7, 1883 — page 10: what you’re looking at

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i4 10 Why not arrest sume of the Chefs On the Road. BY HENRY CLAY LUKENS Wit and Beanty, out sleigh-riding On a frosty day Nimbly o'er the ice-crust sliding, Speeded far away F he valleys way, acr Thro’ the leatless world: Beauty simpered at the sallies Wit to Echo told. Echo laughed, and loud the chorus ¢ thro’ f and Love are gay be Never mind the miles! Thus spake Wit nd foolish Beauty sine: sof stern-faced Duty ne, not long thereafter— Beauty's tears towed fast All forgotten, Wit's wild Grimly smirked the past ring spectre y «dream and ey we bedecked her Woe drove Wit's tired team Drove it slowly thro’ t OF Death's drea Life and Love, like Wit, 4 flakes melt like rain A noon just published is entitled “ How Daring t few Years some pe high price for ¢ ion preveiled that they wanted to 1 ristown Herat. “Time, at the foot of yonder nodding beech, That wreath » high" — Unless vor The idle A NEW SUGGESTION FOR MR. BERGIL fur boiling lobsters alive? This would make a | dixplay for him. Mu. Eprr to ma 560 Yearly Profit with 12 hens.” it of 8500 a year with one hen,—Nor- THE JUDGE. Dividend Ne Divid Home Missions to Society for iigens Indigent, Impectinious Dividend No. 4, devote tw Relief of tre- land. For the remuinder, the good sense_of the subseribers will best decide what use is to be made, {Nore.—Should the needs of the breth- ren, for the time being, require personal use th ge dividends, their own con- ences will dictate that at the earli tunity they should m Freely ye have receive Apply at once to Rev. DOS. Wisp. Carson City. Letters to the Editor from Victims. } Draw Eprren 1 have only in DLW needs live. With a hearty a | Thave never been able ays. When T heard the mi in Scomed to me a special dispensation of Providence, and took « hundred shares, Since ling the money [have never heard a word from puld “expect dividends ours respectfally WiTeHING AND Wvttixe: Brother Beec 1 UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINING COMPANY, | form Prospectus Brevines:—A mi years’ experience (and more, toc ting for his health in Col crossing a stream, ‘The Autumn was tinting the Peak, and the murmurin unconsciously on, eag to which it owed 4 of the immat space. He essayed to swing himself across this stream by means of a sapling, slender but powerful er of over twenty while triv- was one day during Lent with weepi Doctor Dix de females, to invest the money T sent to the U Mice that it, too, will rise and glad. ‘our hearts with a dividend. Jeux SULLIVAN Kxox brooklet seckin Urrom a Rapatet) When the U.P. Mining Co, wax formed, Bap shed by the choicest | tists were excluded. From that time the doom of chance the sapling Vin the | mine is rasa rebuke to this narrow tail of his coat, r of his | sectarianis is no denomination that 1 clothing and the a shock of annoyan expe {into trouble than the Presby tion terians. They were the first ones who w and he fain oe then aa eal jump. “Pleas would fling the offending sapling into the {ie of the Pretivtertune f whirling stream, when | nt the roots golden glitter attracted his at- All inten! and glowing with emo. | ‘THe butcher's prudence can never out- tion, he perceived that it was true, native | Weigh his pluck gold, After the kindly resuscitation of a bottle of pop bitters, he marked the place afterwards purchased it, and bethot of the followi 1 work, viz. talize a minin| Kissine the wrong girl in the right corn- field iscnumerated amongshock-ingaccidents, Isy by tr F dividend ‘a goodly sum and store for the church. The U.P. 000) shares, nt of- Epis- lians taken in at $1.50 per share. Bape not allowed, as the stock will not be The following plan is recommended to shareholders for disp : turns sure to accrue when the ld n harvest is gathered in: pobre Dividend No. 1, devote to Sunday School petals Library. y do rt ft me Sry, Fadie, t+ them the only pair of t home, but ft anotier 7 — peo comicbooks.com