Judge — January 30, 1886 — page 5: what you’re looking at

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THE JUDGE'S LETTER-BOX. TC. Platt—Verhaps the better way would be te play fair, Did you ever hear of the thi walled he ty) Sometimes itis werth having | Tirenty seven away, vou forwanl thir What do weeare for that kindof curlpaper and Hannel? Go over te fotry iton Geong All lice cat our Min M. Synive is edited by th wccepted poctry 1 Mary informs us that she wl te L has enough on ut her thr ntury dear boy: bat you sec Beek Senator sir You are right ernment o for the superfluous leather of the Swamp di trict, and leg to keep up tl leather util the demand shall equal the supply Society tion that ladies adopt in its entirety occasions, the evening dry + worth considering; but really, really! is not the evening vest a little too high at the fry hin Stetson F pluribus uuu” s not exactly a pair of twins, but veral unspecified nun ne aware that plursel in the tr asour mutual friend Vir rectly, “A public trust isa public office nd thes to her shoulders ung lady with eurl y wt sides of her lead, the Sime descendin but they were very pretty» r child extrer ne twenty or mor: years they we ly becoming. It would dl likew Thomas F. ayard—Tt is not so bad a thine JUDGK. * THE COL D SNAP. this “ere coal tobe deaf. When one is deaf he If the mean things that ane sid «othe hearing that is with the eyes ly exalts the maliciously inelined a that malice ar hy pee: nowhe T that er than the deaf one is blind too. r Biblical Student fonwhen Lot's ler train Tn onrepin wife | was eomenely: te: see her rs do that quently remarked wheth wins proper way emotive ch sult, they nit that they earn There wasn't a fair show for Mrs. Lot, especially as Lot himself Wt turned inte a pillar of sult too. Meventir we Jpar he ns Sadiet. Wn there should I a high reg rely rey rer Rowen in tppropriate that the only. pro ease of middle with at de bat eng stuile whieh fits him like a well-made garment eut on the bias, and who could aiford protection at the sune time that he proffered and affection, — The young ladies of the peri Montagties were very enticir the ability of pr tical business, mond suys progress will he mostly indicated at | some: future the top of the Dalaneed by When this time s. They will go on at last, the ideal uss this question on herself. presently with Miss Ande Warmed through enngehly WHY? A streteh of al The idle w A bile sky « Anal all the w sand along the hing on th Hsp eh Mis just within our reach, Strete eet upon the vielding Le beside wn, eauding, the sunaner kates are shinings just beyond the bl Ned doubt sane este are bit a memory Two laughing eyes beneath a tennis hat, A lot of wind-tossed itr all out of curl A shadowed face, a freekle on the ehin Aid there's at piet sutmier girl Oh, why Nad t Why ar Oh, why full of vain regrets in thunder did weever meet? Why did Lever leave the Why am not al Where will Lever meet owd 7 Who reads * Lucille” with wind-t erimpy hair soon we'll stroll up te the big hotel Awl TL, with many a sigh, will pack for town Anil Wh Pehance tosmerrow down this way Vil tind her—reading Meredith to Brown, KITE THE DISTINCTION NO DIFFERENCE. Stamp departinent Ne Gentleman (pushing | Nin w York post office A quarter t B} rough the uid the diame een ones rst in twos, ph Smart Clerk Wiiat is the nest?” G.—" Three twos, of course S¢ When you a stone you ask for what you want, don't you! G—" Yes, and if the clerk doesn't know enough to make change his employer kieks him out.” comicbooks.com