Judge — December 10, 1898 — page 5: what you’re looking at

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TOMMY CHRISTMAS* THOUGHT. OON Chritimas will be here. ‘The ‘whirlwinds Wildly blow, Ait from the sky’so drear Descends the ‘flake of snow. I know just why'the snow Is falling from the'sky In curving drifts to blow And’er the touritry fly. Tris to fill'the road,’ That Sauta’s heavy'slelgh}” With all its'Christmas toad, ‘May skim along’ the'way: NOT .BLAMABLE,’ Tae ruc—"* That-blind man’s dof'ts rapidly go! ing to the Bad.” __ THE BOODLE—"* Well, he's got nobody to keep an’ eye’on him.” A CHRISTMAS THOUGHT. IF THROUGH the cramp of poverty Your Christmas offering mast be One'saiall by worldly standards judged, Remeribér this—there’s One above Whose" measuring gauge fs but the love Contipariioning a gift ungradged, SUE o, nest. ON BARREN’ GROUND. Parson’ Primrcse£ Did you, say anything’ to your*husband’in refard to what I had told you INDISCREET TESTIMONY. about'the ‘evils of ‘gambling 2” BGHBY’ SLICK" Oh, please, Miss Whacker, put off my lickin’ until day after ter-morrer, Please ‘MY: mpecune—" I was afraid it wasn't a very 2s rine WICC" WhYuo'poh'wisk Xt puroff until day after 2c fete tere'> - BOemumneta, do, 20. He Cold me, that oaly, for, tbe 38 : do youwist St put’off until day after to-morrow? Come, out with i ; : ; Bossy Suick—"* Please, mum, de gang says you can't remember anything over twenty-four hours," turkey raffle we wouldn't have had any Christmas (Aad right Uheré Bobby caught a licking he remembered & toeek.) dinner. TROUBLE ENOUGH. Mr. Sconcurr—* So yon don’t think’ the government ought'to tax bieycles?” Miss Wuterter—" Dear me, no! Don't we have hard work enough evading the tacks now?” comicbooks.com