Judge — June 16, 1888 — page 15: what you’re looking at

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By mait, postpaid, %e. JUDGE PUBLISHING Co., Park Row, New York. Read Zim’s Sketches TH public. Price $1.50 use. Unequaled for | hospital, peel yourself, and fight to a finish with bare ers pen, warranted and | hands —Burditte in Brooklyn Eagle. «1 Ki Nard Tubber holder, fed sith a superior | In ordering specify style of “Morphine Habit Cured In 10 THE WAY OF THE REFORMER. Yes, my son. yes, yes. A prohibitionist is rather apt |to be a fanatic. “ Soisany reformer. A man who spells reform with a little rand compromise with a big C may be a very pleasant and a very well-meaning man, but | he never reforms anything. Somehow or other, in or- | der to accomplish anything in his line, a reformer has to smash things. He has to do it in his business. He mustn't take time to look at anything else in this world except. his own cause, and he must look at that fying lenses of extraordinary power. A | prohibitionist is fanatical. So also the drunken man is, immoderately violent when he howls and. breaks win- dows, smashes furniture and fires bricks at the street lamps. If you must choose between two violent men, stand by the one who knows what he is violent about. I like to see a reformer smash things: then I know he is in earnest. The firm of Reform & Compromise, after being in business one year, couldn't pay two cents on the dollar, Luther had to smash things; so did Crom- well ; George Washington and his crowd and the Adams family had to turn things upside down; the old Aboli- tionists foamed at the mouth and rent the heavens with shrieks of fury every time anybody said “Compromise.” When the Christ came into his ** Father's house” there | was no three days’ notice and a gradual eviction, but | the scourge was applied at once, the tables overthrown, the polluting money strewn upon the ground and the offenders, man and beast, driven out, What have you there, my son, a pair of pillows? And you are going to bind these things on your hands and beat down some jevil? Oh, well, if you are going to give an exhibition, and play that you are going to do something, all right | these soft gloves are harmless enough for a kinder: garten. But if you are really going to do your level best to ‘knock out” some wrong, send pillows to the THE LITTLE RED RIBBON SHE WORE IN HER HAIR. I sing not of battles nor conquerors laden | With trophies their valor has won in the strife ; My song is the love of a shy little maiden Who smiled upon me in the morning of life I whispered my passion ; though clumsily spoken, With tear-shining lashes she heeded my prayer With the ring of betrothal I plead for a token— ‘The little red ribbon she wore in her hair. Though now i faded I picture it braided The way that it shimmered that night on the stair: And often I kiss it, And think how I'd miss it— The little red ribbon she wore in her hair. The years have fiown by and her locks have grown whiter; T smile when she speaks of the gray in the gold: I whisper to her that her glances are brighter, Her dimples more witching than ever of old. ing : We chase with fond kisses the footprints of care ; But my own little wife never dreams | am keeping ‘The little red ribbon she avore in her hair. ‘Though faded and crinkled, And rumpled and wrinkled, ‘The bonnie, bright looping that glistened so fair, Far down in my pocket It lies in a locket— ‘The little red ribbon she wore in her hair. —Samuel Minturn Peck, A very charming book for summer reading is “* Mrs. Lord's Moonstone,” from the press of Wynne & Wayne, 28 Seventh street, Philadelphia. It is from the grace- ful pen of Charles Stokes Wayne, who has done many good things for the Jupce. Our love-life has witnessed more laughing than weep-, 40TH STREI . PL Rooms $1 per day and upwanis. "HOTEL GLE! FUTH AVESEE (between 2st an NEW YORK. N. B. 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