Judge — May 19, 1883 — page 4: what you’re looking at

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Trishma: jetectives were i He way parcel track, suspicions Look! is pocket nd SUNDAY-SCHOOL STORIES. WITH PATENT SELP-SUGGESTING MORALS, NO. Iv. Oxcr upon a tim ain stream, and y es were aby dant in the neighborhe abundane amount their tranks in gre: sure, ther among th the case where a number of eith: or that matte the w no colony in the nei $s comfortab! of riva aur ut, sh borhe severe drow ed the industrio famine. ‘This would rs, or for men cither, for that nd the united wistom of the called on t mine the question of h and whence the water supply was to be plenished And out ipose tissue be a serious thing matt n'a beavor'c who carried much “LT know asi weight w am not far hen and by damming that and diverting it into another channel, we can have all the wat we want.” “Is that so? Ly hide and whiskers on it, the adipose beaver who had su: schem he stream be damned, then iding beaver, and on putting the tion to vote such seemed to be the prevailing sense of the assembly, But the question now arose, Ho: stream to be dammed, and by whom F though beavers in general, anid espec beave: i, dam a go present promised to tude that the on. at it for a moment. “If it must be done, iet it be done,” s presiding beaver. I will undertake the work, pose beaver, Hear, hea sembled. “ But if [undertake the work, it is up the understandi for my assistanc naturally stood agh th * chorused the beavers and carrie ¥ of beavers lived py and nd supplied food} from their bark, and building material from or me ht threaten- swith a water ony wats considerable ad- inquired the presiding bea- answere sted th 1 the was the ally the s in which we are at present interest- 1d deal upon occasion, yet the 4 job of such magni- said the adi- that the colony must unite ‘They must labor upon the OF THE spicious loki ediately put upon bis TIMES. Ata convenient timeand p) he arrounded, held searched. Thisis what they found. dam or provide substitute they must cut down required for the work Phis mediatel, have been thought little y-whisk an obscure ve cut down the trees who is to have the bar tion created tion, for bark is valued am as money is valued “Oh, Vil take char adipose beaver. “Oh no, you wont! “the ko must mong all of u pongh, and was im- and nothing more would f the matter h dl beaver pi And nd 1 not one up from n= » when w profound ser mig, beavers mnt men eof tha Iry h said the on vod chorw bl be And right on that que and the dam is not b is rapidly running out of water, but the del sppointed to consider the dam a lock, ‘Their bark is worse than their p, and they refuse to bite down a sing! till they know exactly where the bark is to. ‘The adipose beav ntainst e bark which is picked from the trees usec the dam is nothing more than the legitimate pickings of the j the beavers in general think that they as well do without water as have th tion issue was join- for iltvet. The colony er, WW re- ith ter . whole stripped of bark for the benefit of aver. | have less water but more bark, Will Hubert 0. ‘Thompson kindly run over the principal features of tl aqueduct scheme in his mind, and furnish us with w moral for the foregoin, new r, GIVE usa man with an aim exchange. Quite so; but before THE JUDGE echoes this aspiration he wants to make up his mind what use he is going to put the man towhen he gets him. If we want him to shoot prairie chicken and quail for market, or if we desire to match him against Carver or Bogardus, by all means give us a man with anaim. But if'we are likely to fall in love with any of his female relatives, or to tread on his favorite corn, or to interchange Texan compliments with him, the less aim he has the better he will suit us, Wuat relation is the stoop? A step farther. st id as- mat to the front OUR BROADWAY E=ZAUTIES. by TUE JUDUR'S CITY Ls cast NEVER 4 scent of the sweetness 1 clover, Never a breath of t whys wn bh of the “farm” 1 ently past me € er a tra As tits Only the odor of musk or patchouli from a handkerchief, lace-trim'd and smutl Only the flush of a ribbon unruly Wind-waved from tip of a sscover s day; 1 parasol Countrified airs! She knows nothing about them 7 as she walks she's a type of them all. Ladies of Broadway, we can't do without them Belles of the matinee, sidewalk and hall flits past with a toss of her pretty bead owned, like a queen's, with her own golden curls, Stately and beautiful, thorou: Matchless, bewildering, 1 and eity-bred, 1 of the girls.” try or city bredy fe me the latter; Give me the grace that refinement U's a different matt winning. amiable fri id <, blue view you yes, reseby pret eches: We have girls here that they cannot eclipse. my Well, hat ie as soft asa dream, let the 11 feel the le with vour ys todo you cally ted 1 ever a charm. streamlet Hy runny you, “mid m pressure steal int waist arn Cir As the strains ble If you should £ Thrills in the soft hand you hold in your owny | Flirts, youcall them? Well. then, what Li i the love he Prudish old maids may grow gray Terrible tales of the mischief it makes. Why cent Where we pay nothi | What need we care if | Stir not the heart as ne for nominal » tis as in parlor fu or unredeemed chips Pretty they are, you ack: Bi Son F brunet or the tall wise Lookin, | And do Than t kK out with the girl of you If she be all de rig an F lovelic man's chief dutios ree with him, and Parisian every part? They understar Wateh ther Look at their dresses Tints harm Look the Shows 1 From the h perfection, Down to the trim fitting little Lottine step into the matinee; out shopping tine afternoon rich, silky or satiny «like all over. ‘The closest inspection ~ Tween, se in talkil Ta hate to try But, while I'm stand —we can't do without them— myself if we might— and. dreami My special fair one has passed out of Well, if they placed m To pick Td scarce put them, ht nA committee » best, the most dear, wander beyond our own city— wh « prettic We have a comer « May isa month of comparisons. On the first of May we leave our late home; during the month the gr geniality of the weather i and at the end of the month we testify our grati- le to those who fought and bled for the country by decorating their last home. De- isa progressive month to ev- erything except the oyster. comicbooks.com