Judge — April 1, 1899 — page 7: what you’re looking at

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IN THE CHURCH ON EASTER DAY. HE kneels as rapt as any saint ‘That from the painted glass looks down ; The softened light that glimmers faint Makes of her golden hair a crown, The violets I sent her lie Above her pure and gentle heart ; And yet I dare not believe that 1 Have in her prayers the smallest part. But on this resurrection day. ‘When the earth breathes of love and spring, I cast my doubts and fears away : My heart it hopeth—everythi MARGARET WENTWORTH, Rio ee JANEIRO ello, Bob! How are you making it out here on the farm 7° PEARL OF BRAZIL. Oh, I'generally manage to get a full crop. Or BEAT The Amazon river HIS OPINION. Pubes caecash I ‘Of an aren of the sea, Se [e iShsadzton be Rare daughter of Rio, all alone in the No bounds can hold thee > world.” remarked the bee Folin rong ors Kohack philosopher: “to have no one whom you can love and by whom you will be loved in return; to feel that nowhere on this earth is another life which is knit to your own by the tender ties of blood-relationship. It is sad—sad almost beyond the power of telling—to be all alone in this great, bleak worid: but I believe it isa dum sight better to be in that fix than to have the company of a pin-feathery nephew who plays the concertina, like that unlicked cub that calls me uncle.” THE REAL TROUBLE. NO CHANGE FOR THE BETTER. Jack—"* He has plenty of money, but she hesitates to Mn. Gasstrt—" The doctor told me I needed rest and to keep away from the marry him because of his age.” Tom—"* Is he old?” Mrs. Ganbitt—"* Ridiculous!" Jack—"Oh, no. They say he may live ten years.” Mr, Ganatrt—"Certainly, I told him that was the only rest T had.” comicbooks.com