Judge — September 28, 1889 — page 15: what you’re looking at

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Price by Mall, Postage Paid, 95c. THE JUDGE PUBLISHING 60., JUDGE BUILDING. 110 Fitth dion NEW YORK CITY. where in the State cents. Remit for 27 cents, or with Federation holder, 4s ‘alts LAIR MeNEATIH, Solo Agent, toy ax sof Town Stee a York Cr ORMISTON & GLASS EDINBURGH Cure for Con THE BEST egpin tho (ORATORY? ache re JESSIE. When I renurk her golden hair ‘Swoon on her glorious shoulders, T marvel not that sight so rare Doth ravish all beholders ; For summon hence all pretty’girls Renowned for beavteous tresses, And you shall find among their curls ‘There's none so fair as Jessie's ! And Jessie's eyes are, ob ! so blue ‘And full of sweet revealings— ‘They seem to look you through and through ‘And read your inmost feelings , Nor black emit such ardent fires, Nor brown such truth expresses— Admit it, all ye gallant squires— There are no eyes like Jessie's ! Her voice (like liquid beams that roll From moonland to the river) Steals subtly to the raptured soul ‘Therein to lie and quiver ; Or falls upon the grateful ear With chaste and warm caresses— Ah, all concede the truth (who hear) ; There's no such voice as Jessie's | Of other charms she hath such store, "They'd fail me in the telling ¢ Rut now discretion stays my hand— Adieu, eyes, voice, and tresses ! Of all the husbands in the land ‘There's none so fierce as Jessi vene Field in CI John H. Woodbury, the noted Dermatologist, form. erly of 210 W. g2d st., New York city, has removed to the brown stone front building, 125 W. 42d st., which he has leased for a term of years. FUN AND PHILOSOPHY. Talking about wheelmen, when they toil not neither do they spin. The only thing that a person cannot find by adver- tising is fault. ‘The smaller the calibre the bigger the bore. not speaking of firearms, e-trothal naturally creates a buzz in socie quite as naturally leads to a honeymoon. ‘As cremation gains in vogue it becomes more and more rash for a man to say he will never smoke again, It matters not how it is regarded, the shooting of We are ys and | Judge Terry was another victory for the American Nagle. ‘The young man whose poem is rejected should re- ice, His reward comes ten years later, when he looks over the manuscript of that poem. A Cleveland bigamist named De Kay is wanted by the authorities. Why not put old Aunty-Septic on his track? | She is reasonably sure of arresting decay. Sunshine and shadow come to us pretty evenly di- vided after all. ‘The Chinaman who robs us of our col- lars occasionally brings us a neighbor's shi In the social lexicon a ‘*good fellow" is one who drinks to the health of his friends until he ruins his own. After that he is a misanthrope and a'crank. No wonder pretty women are getting into many lines of business heretofore monopolized by men. ‘There is nothing fairer in the world to do business with than pretty women.—Hinghamton Republican. | \ | and in analy: A ar pssoriment kept in stock, and BLANK ue Nassau Surcet: New York. |A NEW NOVEL. The Faithful Achates. By ANTHONY GOULD, AUTHOR OF "A WOMAN OF SOREK." Bound in Paper, Price, 50 Cents. ‘The author shows not only the hand of the practiced writer, but the acumen and comprehen- sion of a close student of human nature, Iis facile pen glides easily in descriptive writing, in dialogue, is. He is bright, cynical, humorous, Ie, dramatic, and, for want of a better word, magnetic. That he is daring may be believed from what has been intimated.""— Tribune, Detroit, Mich. 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