Judge — February 6, 1886 — page 3: what you’re looking at

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rof le nd to the Star. nhesitatingly en Anum express their views with res the New York Beecher Collyer vse it, but all the others oppose it, most of them with great nday newspape Messrs. ak tors and newséde that day Ay of rest 1ers, Cor te paper devoted entirely tor id be proper cnough—so that the qu of rest may be skipped in some eases. Tn the othe aps the men pitied by the eler gymen might be trusted to express ration views. Most of them have very indilferent silaries, and any eb to add te them is a something contributed to their personal con fort and that of their fev uper Do they insi sterifiee of this ilies, rest at the What, by the way, is ats V “l by attendin, them havi every Satunlay night and bei wdditionsal Aad the morning servi ees, many + vv to work very lite | Sunday morni r that re in whieh afford rest to the tined body a but to aman whe has exerted his br Up Sue it is not rest to wrestle with the better and lar oem d Chit yer brain work of the a preachers with whom New York and Brooklyn are so amply sermon, he would perhaps get net mor blessed ne, Of course, churehes must be supported. The FUDGE looks upon the daily newspaper world eann withoutthem, But there aducator of the period ane regular ¢ mers enough in every cont yall the year round. Of course, there munity men and women who get their chief | gaw Tad newspapers, but then thers are bad comfor and there be all, however, these good peo und pleasure from churches pulpits and bad clergymen too, peir number will ever deereased, A GREAT SOCIAL EVIL, ple much of the Sunday sermon | case of the three aera of Toledo, of this period as many of the men they eriticize | Sanaa Slap fhe: tiost lo, ‘They have their favorite preacher, and | conausonneand. The step having heand his sermon they may think they acid have heard all Monday morning paper Recently it made up, bear in mind, on Sunday and Sur ntleman had ed by the two persons who " en or | It presents the tl | In more of the pulpits of ti hts of prev | been grossly be us day en most loyal to him, ‘That was igh, but he should hay conscientious men ¢ e the gems bad ew tl folly Itiplied his ori roth to the nearest: police his folly and his noworth ments hy two by rust art and thus} to the world ny hh, has ten ideas wherewith sha were ing where, listening toa rested; but happily the brief, there the hy cerned it is to be hoped t proceedings w will be ssofalleon and stepmother will win; otherwise t wide be stie tragedy as well asa whol continuation of ther ivf. here appears to be somethir to the widow woman youn: im th daughter m wil thes lis! 1 poignant of nestic ¢ ene his eyes affection t entertain, kind. and give respect that There ai as habitual readers of and the the appreciable effect upon the foolishness of any of the others. These frisky « not understand th rwers of tha pers know pul «d foolishness of v has no and those wrinkles ral in the: ture of Ke preset lent. + of perpetual surprise and iT SUBLIME RESIGNATION. Hey! moment as t Farmen—* cases of other men scoundrel 2” CoLorep Panty this heah fowl takes me.” If a young « ate eh tin ache avenient for th war you goin’, you black SD know boss. Whereber 1 purpose, it WHISKY IN THE AIR. | my breath if 1 we nt downy or your reputation if you did wuld be very euri ous if she equally generous in behalf of th ms the 1d purity look Ther sis t out from is no guile in nal of ves, though in all but Jet we claimed a hundred Tt will be the mast abject of suf 1 ept the deve for it and s lived to learn neat the ve ninety-nine respeets he siliation tte hea society for the preven u. and foolish: y lies of the al the HIS OCCUPATION GONE. (to friend) You remember that It young fellow who used to shine my boots Friend Qhinking a moment) —" Yes: smart boy that.” Broker dubiously) "A Vite toosmart, He's Hf with old R's dau viend (with a whistle)" So nothing by Broker (vv nd has mar ru 6 young re heiress would suit “Wel tively of nie but I fes Friend afraid he won'tshine in society fine far it’s a terrible ° CONCERNING MONOPOLIES. Harkins (to traveler)—"* Oh, yes, we have — | some very wealthy people her monopolists, OF the latter, E thi the tl i man, is about the w fe hards nd several Richards, althiest | “TD do detest these grinding mon | opolists ! comicbooks.com