Judge, 1892-09-24 · page 5 of 16
Judge — September 24, 1892 — page 5: what you’re looking at
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THE NEW GOLD-CURE. . + JOBSON is a different man since he tried the gold-cure.” “I didn’t know he drank to excess.” “He didn’t. He was poor and he married an heiress.” PATIENCE NEEDED. New arrival—If you'll show me where it is Ill take a spin on that lake that you advertised.” Landlord (ot country hotel)—“‘ Can't you wait for a day or two?” New arrival—" What for?” Landlord—“ Until we have a shower.” OUT OF SEASON. Mx, TavLor—* What is your trade then? You say you're not working at it.” No Frittex—'' I'm Santa Claus every winter fer de Sunday-school. See?” MRS. MAWKINS ABROAD. + [JID you see Vesuvius, Mrs. Mawkins, when you were in Italy?” “Yes, indeed. We spent a morning at the ruins of Pompey. THEY HAD IT. It must have been awful when that volcano began pouring out them ashes and saliva over things.” WAITER (through the kitchen windore)—"* Spill some catchup in de consumme. Dey’s a gent wantin’ tomato soup.” p= Z GZ = I must have that money to-day. Stop practicing and Proressor Foorer—" What !— pay me, [need it.” —You mean— that a-way tome? I'll shake you out of your skin. THE NEXT TIME HE USED THE TELEPIIONt. comicbooks.com