Judge — December 9, 1893 — page 24: what you’re looking at

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

“THERE ARE MOMENTS WHEN ONE WANTS TO BE ALONE.” MANAGER —"' Before the strong man exhibits his marvelous strength by ae A r f lifting the barrel in his tecth, will four of the strongest spectators try with \,,,, WANAGER—" Vou see the great weight, ladies and gents | ‘They try in their combined strength to raise it from the floor?” i HE SE EL. DISCOURAGING. uals el a ! Mr. Fangle (to Johnny Cumso) —“* Well. Mio bare els uocked Johnny, are you praying for many Christmas Cisne hee orev presents this year ? : as feast! The Hopi ain't’ E GAY gel bell By wromed under the weight of good é “That's very nice.” “But, ab, after the feast it was little Tommy who groaned under the weight of good things.” Raw WAND (appearing from below) — didn’t give me time to git de tope unketched INNOCENT JAMIE AND HIS PATENT CONTRACTING BUGGY-SEAT. Paterfamilias remarks that buggy-driving would be all right if all of the young men would follow Jamie's policy of using a seat wide enough to allow a good circulation of fresh air to both parties, But he didn’t see Jamie's patent in full swing in the soft twilight of lovers’ lane. comicbooks.com