Judge, 1895-09-21 · page 5 of 16
Judge — September 21, 1895 — page 5: what you’re looking at
A restored page from Judge, 1895-09-21. Page through the whole issue in the reader above.
📄 Transcribed text from this page (OCR, searchable)
Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.
OUT OF HIS ELEMENT. CHoLLY—"* What's this I heah about Willoughby's losing his mind since his yacht lost the lawst race?" CLARENCE —" Why, he claims, ye know, that his yacht was clearly outsailed. ye know—actually stated that she was in perfect condition aftaw the race, and wouldn't even allow the skippaw to lay her up faw wepairs, bah Jov CHoLLy—"* The deuce, ye say! e's eithaw dead cwazy or a dawmed poor sort of yachtsman, bah Jupitah !* AND SHE DID. BETWEEN intervals of sobbing the Boston dentist remarked, * Little girl, just evacuate into this receptacle the fluid con- tents from your oral cav- ity “Mamma!” wailed JUDGMENTS. A TRAMP cat purrs the loudest. Tt is never too late to mend a boy's clothes. The proof of the pud- ding is in the heating. If you explain you might as well acknowl- edge. So few of us know when we have said enough. There is many a ~ shrewd woman posing for a simpleton. There is nothing bet- ter for a’child than a little wholesome neglect. On the most com- monplace level and with- in the narrowest limits men and women love and suffer. Some people are so fond of butter that they would rather have poor butter than none. Same with music. MADELINE OnvIS. the child, “what does he want me to do?" And with an amused smile the woma OVE.W ii'lWie THE! BLOOMER GIRL. She can make that shot now, ger blind. AN OCCASIONAL NECESSITY. Mrs. Otprimter—* Why do they put yachts in a dry-dock, Josiah ?" Mr. OLprimeR—"' To sober ‘em up, Mirandy. That's the only time they ain't full of liquor." IN WAYBACK DIS- TRICT, +6 LJ OW’s politics down H here?” “They're hot and they're gittin’ hotter, and they're goin’ to be bilin “It's all on account of the money power, I suppose.” : “Yes, sirree; and we ain't goin’ to stand no foolishness no longer.” “You're going to make the money-men come down?” “We're goin’ to do what?” “Make them come down.” “Not by a jugfull. They've got to. go up. No two- dollar limit carries this deestrick this year.” HE size of the woman has nothing to do with the size of the devil she carries. LITTLE.