Judge — January 23, 1886 — page 11: what you’re looking at

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ME JUDG rt does not object to balls. vil pli hat is one of the pur heel and toe. But the ball at itlemen occasionally the of dar CAPARGM It is proper, at certain tines: it is walk or run poses of the which verse them on their selves for purpose sealps, and from which ladies depart wearing their partners’ hats, and swinging them by the. stri this is not the rose, or rather the ball, forme. If Tam not mistaken thers is such a thing as propriety; and the individual who breaks his neck or his reputation in onder to have fun is too excessively The f it mild, stion to the youth who serves Hy with beer. G 1, th Vin those three words that tl given to jl and this is my inva once requested the bow nthe re is such ought to be sung by the morni stars, the Elevated nd will be of success ineers will nobody, Denetit toa ant-worked class of men. It will also seeure reater safety for the public, for worked man is nota safe man in an: You can water se xtent, but you cannot water labor with its value. The tr with the nd thy ut they do stocks —the n do the work of two, as they have contrived to make 1 if It won't work The value of paper is for the titious; of responsibility HPS, jrinies as well, is t labor as the; would like to swer tho rentleme t part fics rtain fixed amount of and you ean’t inflate f profit or safety. Lwish pipes and smoke it pees of two. but men hav and enduran them with any kin you would put this in dinvetly the Court adj wit Aen, », if there is anythi that is necessary to self-respect Gentle n this world vd fair play it ssid Cardinal > wonls, 1 fell the Y THING IN BOARDING-HOUSE BUTTER DISHES. way all arious wed because ters and newspapers are handed out to n by De There is J sss mm of political boycotting which is very Ini tfrom the E gh a mugwump, is an able postmasters, ke this extra ning spite en hundreds, and where this syste ntroduced ats were installe A recent estimate b; tment puts | and few in The system h excitement whi hus se Hh it exuses in st reely been paralleled since the war. Gentlemen, what kind of civil service reform is that? It is beliew at the President is the appointing power, and that he has been so powered by a majority of the We must respect th uals and factions tion their wisd however individ munities may If we appointments the question : major ques partisan snot the zht to be partisan as we s much LAUNDRY. THE ASIATIC COLLAICER have £ But is it a local question, as General Hancock very properly su, tothe tariff?) Is it a matter of squatter sov- erignty, according to the doctrine of the late Mr. Douglas? Of course it is not, for the postal system belongs to the National Govern ment; and of course it is not, for the main question as to local and anger federal offices was settled at the last national election, Why the President with malice exactly what the Hee should we cl when he is ¢ ed him todo ¢ —Gentlemen, Jet us not reform * pe ask of the civil myth ul ant. Let not this n at man Ferguson, or the other he isa Republi is an excel is entitled to mor his Democratic ighber, Th ken, and the best civil: service reform is that which respects the ri demands of the people, Let the victors ha the honors, That is reforn all partisan opposition to it is either overgrown childish- more assume, be to be sur ion—that he hts than hess or mere mal The boys have celebrated There } on banquets the flow of wit and wine has beer Jackson AN EVENT IN IHGIE LIFE. probably good. It is trae that he fought a worn Who should for extra connmubial Kurs honors; that he was 1 believed jous shapes, in his ad with others a cob-pipes bacco in its v sionally snubbed men w better t ity but, after all, he was a sturdy honest man, and the courage of his convietion whether it was right or wrong, was so. strik yand ady thly exhibited as to make of Hent history itself an epoch itlemen, L observe t yo promi nent De ed as second Jackson. that no, body has yet been mentis third son, ao numibe though there been hay ions since Andrew's departur the second Jacksons up te the present have either died or been forgotten is this Let us investigate it. Is it de there isa dearth of the fighting Democratic el nt or an absence of sb pipe L observe no disposition on the part of the President or our Governor to marry widows, or tom Ms and they never think of them tay be a new New Orleans les standpoint it looks ten there with but from the present Possibly kind some its attending cotton-t ws if the supply of Jacksons had rin out SORVERYTHING COMES TOMI WHO Warts.” comicbooks.com