Judge — November 8, 1884 — page 6: what you’re looking at

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THE JUDGE. ! Thavn't had so much with a Democrat * Mapleson's Enterprise. until he hhad bean throu, ri Then, commencing his round until the pol » to have enough names registered before clection city and town or county, 80 we can take a ers and work the s Seizam did in the city ele you think of it? say anything about it works clection d He laid his head on the platter of boiled crow and fell asleep. and we shall sec how il try Gluck, Weber, “You surprise but still Lecocy is | a1 honor to The three wi: » men of Gotham, to sea in an Independent bowl—what come of them? Picked up and ca others report them abt vid Jones? locker. “He is a Frenchman.” I will “What the dickens does it matter?” nd candid politician, tion- tarifl-free trade rusty alittle, | thing: re about, | the Republic and ask stand on, but on! selpmegawd or A rural contemporary has the following of what it c: alls a “ electric fluid.” respectable Jersey strange freak of , the doctor says that I | duty Twas | Yanke » always just run | They « forced to tell him y of it, whenever and that it wi science ventures to give inexpli phenomenon is the fi the Olympians who sent the stroke themselves been first struck by Jersey Tight I must need a | made Ireland Ain’t you ashamed at deal of chan; Hut he was’nt. | A Masher and a Dude's Opinion of Himself. Oh, I'm quite, quite a‘ Masher,” nd a too, too Dud Like celebrated Paul Pry, Hope I don't intrude; Lean say a cut Witho ut being ru Am clever, not very! If Pm not Who on carth’s to blamey uy iety Iy T've no claim Do intend to marry? Certainly! Not yet - Tho’ often in Br here's a nice T've walked with more than one When the sun has set T may make her a Dudess— Will you hold the bet? vod evening, The theatre's be But Daly’s has | Temem! Tm second to From **Varmount.” | Dean Jeper [ thought I ¥ yew what yew thin have turned over my calcalations in regard to which way Iam zoing ter vote. I'll tell | ver. Yer I live up ‘in the hills of Varmount, a t go down to York ayear, | don’t hear all what's t I want to tell yer what the bout here say. I knew I hearn the folks re talkin’ about gland ey over to this country fer to | speculate on election, T hearn them say as how they had given the New York me man a heap of money fer to goin fer ter hel clect Cleveland, and had given your other per man, Puck, a lot of gold to make bad ictures about Jim Blair 1, wust of , [ hearn that two of the best parsons in the country had actually accepted the cash from old Johnny Bull fer to come out and talk about Jim. I am referring naow to his | Rev. Freeman Clark the one that lives in Boston, for one, and the other one is Mr. Ifenry W. Beecher, who lives daown in your town. Naow, when I look at all these in ternal can I help votin’ on n side of the fence. tha | , There is one more thing I want. to sp ° | about, they say that the Jolin Bull country has given us Democrats money for to buy votes for Cleveland, so that they could send their pauper-made goods over here free of and knock the e nterprise all out of us on this side of the Atlantic ocean. n't beat us with their powder and shot, so they are going to try the sn game, and make our country just like they Blarst their bloody eye, I | doant care fer any of the other boys, fer Lam going ter cast a solid vote for Bratxe & LOGAN. » to yew and : vround ¢ first th. down in the sending mon comicbooks.com