Judge — December 9, 1893 — page 17: what you’re looking at

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The man who goes to the chair should be told his hair wants trimming. If it's only a shave lower the chair with a bang; a sudden shock will not hurt the man, even if he is suffering with heart- disease, Catch him by the nose and apply the lather ; a little taste of soap will not poison him, Now let him rest while you strop your razor, Then grab him by the chin and pleasantly remark on the beauty of the weather. be i Spread your hand over his face and twist his head around and shave his neck. Now is the time to tell him he ought to have a hair-cut and shampoo, | Slap him on the cheek, poke: him in the eye, pull his nose, ‘and almost smother him with a towel. And when you get through with him tell him he looks like a different man, Next! HINTS TO BARBERS,