Judge, 1892-09-03 · page 5 of 16
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THE SULTAN’S SMOKE; OR, A TALE OF MISPLACED REVENGE. HER WINDOWS. SAID to Maud, who loves to shade Her earnest orbs ‘neath lashes brown, ** If eyes be windows of the soul, Now tell me why, most charming maid, You always keep the blinds pulled down.” NEVER KNOWN BEFORE. Biggerstaff—"1 saw.a most remarkable thing to-day.” Gildersleeve—" What was it?” Biggerstaf—"A chatélaine watch, car- ried by a young lady, which indicated the correct time.” SUPERSTITIOUS. se YOU DIDN'T succeed very well with the young heiress?” “No; she was superstitious.” “What was the cause?” “She said she had twelve engagements on hand, and feared that the thirteenth might be unlucky.” FouND WANTING, THE HUNTER HUNTED. THE RESULT long ago I foresaw, For his character carried a flaw. Ilis chances seemed not at all slim, Bat now they're exceedingly grim, For five years he followed the law, But now ‘tis the law follows him, SO APPROPRIATE, Katherine —“ She's intensely musical. What would be a nice wedding present?” Sitvia—* Why don't you give her a dozen solid silver tuning-forks ?” NOTHING TO READ. dollars.” PoLty—'* What did the others lose?" CHantiz—* Nothing ; they were dudes.” CHARLIF—" Three of us sat in a poker game last night with a mind-reader, and I lost forty ; | comicbooks.com