Judge — January 15, 1887 — page 4: what you’re looking at

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4 (. A floral design sent young Cluverius, the Senator Evarts’s great speech on New-year, Mist of the Cott. ncneren tas the words Heaven is thine.” day gave cheerful evidence of a firm, defn iene The design was good, doubtless, but the re-|and unwavering policy. “Thank you," The unkindest cuts of all—Those of the pic-| minder wax ghastly. said with remarkable clearness of utterane. i ili eae “fille again.” torial dailies: A recent and necessarily an elegant picture!‘ fll 'er up again, the foot of John L. Sullivan gives that Don't know when we have been more pleas |member six tocs. Insatiate smasher! would |than recently when a copy of the Butfalo Mi Literary Life is dead, and there is no a-|not five suffice ? = |lionaire was sent us. It is an excellent pabj The new Tombs warden is accused of fatty | of degeneracy of the morals. cancy in the space it formerly occupied. | Itistrue that our governor and the presi-|Cation. It is sent only to the class which i ‘ . . |dent haven't dined together lately, but there is|TePresents. Job was not a professional agriculturist, but} it was his opinion that ten achers were enough. no significance in that. The fact is, victuals, [tis true, as Henry Grady say Shep are deuced scarce in Washington. \man had a bad habit of handling fire careless. eae Toa but this may be said of him—unlike the soub ern brother, he never made it an article ¢ diet. Why should a cold snap be so inva . a soft snap for the coal monopolists ? |. caswroman cont plains tothe Mochester, Urtion — \about the tall hats in front of her at a recent Let us hope that the Rev. Mr. Messaros in-| theatrical exhibition. Retribution, retribu- , dorses the logal judgment which pronounces |tion! And this is the beginning of the great) ‘The editor of the Rochester Herald speaksot him innocent. | work of reform. a ten-jug-power corkscrew. That man is “ LEFT.” Young Tapley, having sent a bouquet to Miss De Speyser. adroitly leads the conversation up to that subject. ; Miss De SPEYSER—“ Oh yes—it is very pretty. But judging from the price card attached I think it must be a sample from my flori It is believed that Mr. Stone of Pennsylva-! The Cincinnati Gazette declares that woman |larging his scientific knowledge altogether nia, who waited to be kicked out of office, is! does not possess an immortal soul, and conse-| fast. What better is such a corkscrew afte gathering no moss. quently is barred out of heaven. The man |all, than one of the ordinary kind? . | Who talks meanness like that ought to have| This will not do, Mr. Czar of Russia. Here- | an immortal cowhiding. The Philadelphia News ushers in the ner after you will please take your alcohol solely year with illustrated nursery rhymes by Lady by substitute. oo Colin Campbell. There is nothing remarkable ; | ; a ; ._|Colin Campbell. There is nothing Th al service will have a new code of _.The_Year has fairly opened, and yet Blaine) about them except the fact that they should : ; and Edmunds, Thomas and Fursch-Madi, |?" sri g mething that will announce Gleveland and the De te ‘d Gen. | Have been written. only the gentlest kind of spring weather will ¢ Q'ghe ath dpi ares a ty, an adel about fill the bill just now eral Sherman and the universe have not made 1 1 A very sad story of domestic infidelity § their peace one with another, told by the Washington Critic. The woms — was complaining of her Christmas present. The Rochester Post-Express has this conso- |‘ Don’t look a gift mule in the mouth,” si lation in connection with the Andover trial—|her husband ; whereupon she said, “Ke there is no woman in the case. It is as odd as| your mouth shut then!” Of course there #ill it is consoling ; but we dare say she has merely |be a divorce. Nobody but an angel would postponed herself a few minutes. submit tamely to such a retort as that. The editor of the Saratoga Jonrnal was en- tirely sober throughout the holidays. It is true that he did some slight walking on his illustrious ear ; but that was a result of absent- ‘ Iness, and he always goes through the ve season in that way.