Judge — February 11, 1893 — page 10: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

“What i “thin THE DIS- ? why TANCE. : / “ 66 OW faris “a ¢ EY eh lt? ask- STU And he ed the Boston : 3 vrcrvies 2063. Ae LE GL girl. 44 Bx NS an —— ee, Wy “About two : Wy) ae See |, squares.” MN baie 7 “Two Tect- angles,” replied the Boston maiden. NOT TO BE = = "7 CAUGHT. THE CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGA Strawber — “Old fellow, 1 have a great scheme. The other day I got acquainted with the cutter at a very swell tailor’s and he offered to make my clothes for less than half price. Don’t you want to go in with me?” Singerly—"No, sit; you don’t get me caught in any such j Gir 5 Z p Wa) | social, trawber—" Why not?" aA if) | or any pic Singerly—* We'll want cash.’ une, F Hy Hi, THE COTTER’S SATURDAY NIGHT. ; Wa < NO : f SS \ Brot Auence And bh Pat—" Won't worruk, yer honor! Won't suppoort me woile an’ childer! Shpake, Bridget; don’t Oi kape th’ wolf frum th’ ‘ \ teu dure?” , = : ing Bridget —Vis, yer honor, he do; an’ it’s only to lave it open elect he has, EVIDENTLY HIS IDEA. HOME ON FURLOUGH. Mrs, Gazzam—"\sn't it odd that Mr. Skidmore’s first and Mavam RanpeccaR—"' Eloise, after noting you critically for the past half-hour second wives should both have been named Catherine?” I regret to say that you lack that repose of manner which a three-term residence at the ars : i si x Wellesley school ought to have given you.” Gassat | suppose be was: 0) satished ith the frat:that be HeR DAUGHTEX—"* That's very staggering, mother. The hall-girl a/teays had wanted a dupli-Kate, to call me four times before I got up.” A man with this innocent expres- Meditating a bluff Draws two cards. He is holding up a Somebody has raised his sion is ** loaded,” ™ * kicker.” “pat” hand, “Tl pL ” Sees his ‘ighbor's I—and Tl play these, egy aces full band—and Has bluffed successfully. ‘This man has had a full hand beaten. EXPRESSIONS IN POKER, comicbooks.com