Judge — November 11, 1893 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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But when it rains you can roll the grass; When dry can water it well. You say you can't wet your boots—alas !— Nor work when it’s warm, ma belle? And yet your wages you claim. I should like to know what you do. In truth, I can't bear to blame Such a sweet, pretty girl as you, So stop as my gardener all the same; T'll be master and workman too. Queen rose of the rosebud garden of girls, Rough work should never be done By delicate hands as white as pearls. You only began for fun; So sit, with your parasol over your curls, Whilst I dig like mad in the sun. —Punch, A disturbing feature of the love-feast between France and Kussia is that France is providing the love and Russia is doing the feasting.— Exchange, When one receives a letter stamped “ Due 2” it is due to the other fellow’s carelessness. — Lowell Courier. Easily Taken U Cod Liver Oilas*t a | appears in Scott's a Emulsion is easily taken up by the system. 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