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THE JUDGE. BHITIY'S na OL STOP ORGUNS ONLY $57.2 sila, Tre A Magnificent Holiday, Birth- % Coe day, or Wedding Present. ‘a the A SPECIAL AL _OFFER. 4gorrgtsr Sail soe DANIEL Fe BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey. At the Depot. shelves and spelling out a title, * Phutareh’s | To Cleanse Brass. lives—who, how many lives on earth had the one: you sure nr trunks are allright?" mun?" = Tavoney! exclaimed Mrs, Milas Grey your hook agent, hol hiny under ine burst of contempt, “don't ¥0U | she pump ~ him with with a bar You iotie ee of sand stroy weeds—introduce her} : New York Life. idow to a bachelor, and let. nature And you have tel y “Dip vou see that big meteoric display | take its course.—Marathon Independent. t night?” asked Gus De St heclie e When didl ie colne ita?” EAL Skesea, chief of the Umatilla tribe in nine o'clock. Did you see it? , Jamaica ginger for a new course | didn't, I live out eve t both cheers and ine- of Austin, and never get a . , and drank twenty bottles of the anything:the " " stuff, A few minutes later a more aurpel busincss portion of the city. : In as never scen, He tho ia | canie er where he ce djing he urg his braves to look not upon the Js when it burneth like a prairie on fire. ‘orristown Herald. at the station with his | d that we would stay old weather.” it; but how about the “Tlere they are, all ready to mail as soon as I can get stamps—‘ Mr. and Mrs, Dead- and their interesting family will sum- matat Saratora* nding Tines, A Los ANGELES rancher has raised a pumpkin so large that his two children us “Ou, Grannie, Grannie!” exclaimed a a half each for a eradle. ‘This may Brooklyn boy, glancing up from the paper very wonderful in tl ald but in which he was reading, “Java ha - this city thr wn policemen“ Brcorra!” said an inebriated Iiber- ited by a shower of fi a have been found ep onasingle beat.— | nian, the other turned the old lady, not exactly ig San Francisco Post. the full import of the communication, “dea “Y ps. ; is OT ¥6 me, you dop't tell me Well, E thoug : Vm very his morning tasted a little burnt.” ad sticking out of a n the pave- phat do thim haythin divils care for ‘at all, at all, When they’ve dug a the seeond woo) | tunnel clane through, so they have? ”—San customer [’ve robbed myself of in that way | Francisco Post. ton girl is compelled to suffer this year.”"—Soston Post r from the illiterate western ‘Tae your t wh journalist on account of her superior culture. One of them recently wrote that the young lady is * so awfully cultured that she won't call it the ‘sweet ‘by-and-by.’ She calls it The aceared tae eet t ane calls tt Ir is now certain that the wreck found on Blag. will ery no harder if a pin is stuck | Mount Ararat is the remains of Noah’s ark. “ ; into him than he will if the cat won’t let | ‘They know it by the grease mark in the “ PrLutaren’s — lives—PI s_ lives,” him pull her tail, It is cheaper, therefore, | bunk where Hum was stowed.— Phila. Her- muttered Midas, pausing his book | to pin him.—Chicago Telegram. | ald. Tue difference between a bakery and a is ambitious to rush | printing office lies in the fact that in the into print she e ber that, although | former the pie is formed, while in the latter his genius may be understood, his ve occasionally the form is pied.—Somerville will never have a good run unless their feet | Journal. are perfect. —S Ne Journal. comicbooks.com