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WHAT YO’ GWINE TO TELL DE LAWD? ‘am a shootin’ an’ de owls dey am a hootin’ ia de trees, When de earf it am a quakin’ an’ de dead dey am awakin’ an’ de people am a shakin’ in de knees, When yo! hea’ de rollin’ thundeh an’ de rocks am rent asundeh, an’ de hosts am in deir wondeh standin’ awed, to tell de Lawd? When de planets git a knockin’ at each udder ¥ in’, an’ de tempests seem a mock- am_a fallin’ an’ de buzz'ds am a squallin’, an’ de angel am’ a callin’ yo" to go, When de sun hab quit its shinin’ an’ de brack wolves am a whinin’ an’ de mou'nelis lay repinin’ on de sod, An’ yo! asked to tell de story what yo" doin’ up in glory, ob, sinnah! what yo’ gwine to tell de Lawd? | When y9" see de righteous swingin’ up de road an’all a singin’ twell de earf Il be a ringin’ wif de psalm, When dey fol’ deir wings an’ rally in de golden- riveh valley, singin’ hallelujah-hally to de Lam’. When de hills dey am a crashin’ an’ de sulphur fia’s a flashin’ an’ yo" feel de cuttin’ lashin’ ob de rod, When de sheep am bein’ chosen from de goats, what yo’ supposin’, wicked sinnah, you'se a gwine to tell de Lawd? ‘Oh ! befo' de vial ‘s broken an’ de wrathful fiery ~ token with its awful flames is chokin’ up de sky, “Fo! de dragons git a barkin’ an‘ de earf begins to darken, ask de Mahsteh fo’ to hearken to yo’ cry. Stop yo" sinnin’ an‘ transgressin’, lissen to de wahnin’ lesson, git yo’ wicked knees to pressin’ on de sod ‘When you’se at de bar an Satan am a eyein' yo" an’ waitin’, tremblin’ sinnah, what yo" gwine to tell de Lawd? —Denver Evening Post. You will get more prompt attention and better service by menuouing Jubes when answering advertisements. When de trumpet am a tootin’ an‘ de stahs dey | ‘An’ yo' fin’ yo'self a tremblin’ while de nations | am assemblin’, oh, sinnah ! what yo" gwine | Che Weeder - Cyclometer | Is as necessary as your watch—one meas- ures Distance, the other Time—the es- sential factors of every bicycleride. Ita merit has eliminated competition. Ninety per cent, of modera eyclometers are Veeder Cyclom- cetera. For sale by all high-grade dealers. Book eta Pree, | VEEDER MFG. CO., Hartford, Coan. Mate for 24, 26, 28, 20 and 32 tn, Wheels, ‘Hts Hotness Pore Leo XIII awaRDs Gow MEDAi. In Recognition of Benefits Received from N MARIANI MARIANI WINE TONIC For Body, Brain and Nerves Send for Book of Endorsements and Portraits, Free and Pe id. ee tee See et MARIANI & CO., 52 West [5th St., New York. Geld Medal Presented by His Holiness Pope rar. Por Sale at all Druggists Everywhere. Avold Substitutes, ‘Lep XIII to M. Angelo Mariani ot Ps ‘L | SMudve- TBRARY MAGAZINE The Record-breaking, Direct-returns Advertising Medium. THE ADMIRAL DEWEY WATCH SOUVENIRS OF THE SPANISH WAR Dally Reminders of the Destruction of Our Good Battleship ‘+ Maine, IF YOU MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY YOU WILL REGRET IT and the Magnificent Victory of Admiral Dewey READ CAREFULLY ALL THAT FOLLOWS CASES ARE MADE FROM STEEL TAKEN FROM THE WRECK OF THE BATTLESHIP “MAINE” Dewey Watch For Gentlemen. WE consider ourselves fortunate in being owing to the fact that the number pounds of steel were saved from the battleship ; and while this will make able to offer these watches to readers of Jud Re, of watches is limited, because only 1,200 Dewey Watch For Ladies ood many watch cases, the demand will exceed the supply a good many times over, so it is safe to say that if you want one of these watches VOW /S THE TIME TO GET IT. THESE WATCHES ARE GUARANTEED.—The movements of these watches are of the best American manufacture and are guaranteed. If, with fair usage, either of these watches fails to keep good time. the manufacturers agree to repair or replace it if returned to us within one year Ties date of sale. This is the guarantee of the manufacturer to us and to you, You are thus doubly protected, THE CASES ARE GENUINE.—The back and the rim encircling the erys- tal are made from steel recovered from the wreck of the battleship “Maine.” All of the steel saved, about 1,200 pounds, was sold by the United States Government to the W. F. Doll Mfg. Co., who make these watches for us, and the letter of the commander in charge of the delivery of stores for the Government, given below, is proof that these cases are genuine. The steel has been chemically treated, giving the case the rich deepibloa color of gun metal, which is so popular to-day and used in the manufacture of expensive jewelry. ooee WITH HANDSOME CHATELAINE U. S. NAVY YARD New York, February 11, 1899. This is to certify that the U. S. Government through their representative at the New York Navy Yard has delivered to the W. F. Doll WHAT ADMIRAL DEWEY THINKS OF THE DEWEY WATCH Fiacsirp OLyapia, MANILA, Oct. 21, 1898. Co., beg you toaccept my hearty Manufacturing Company, New York, the Steel recovered from the wreck of the Battleship MAINE (about 1,200 Ibs.) being the entire amount of steel saved. thanks for the beautiful watch you.so kindly sent me. It reached me yesterday and is the admiration of all who have seen it. I wish also tu express my appreciation of the kindly sentiments contained. in your note of Sep- tember 3d. Very sincerely yours, In Charge General Delivery of Stores. GEORGE DEWEY. «HANDSOME... »HISTORICAL.. »PRICELESS.. «PRACTICAL.. WE want it distinctly understood. that these watches are not cheap affairs gotten up simply to sell. The movements are 3 the cases genuine, fiu: !v finished; open face, accurate timekeepers, and will prove thoroughly satisfactory. In a few years it will be impossible to buy one of these watches from : »y ‘one at anywhere near their.jntrinsic value, for they will be treasured and handed down from father to son and from mother to daughter as reminders of one of the most «- portant and thrilling epochs ia the history of our great and glorious nation. SPECIAL TO SUBSCRIBERS FOR JUDGE. We will send JUDGE one full year and the Dewey Watch for Gentlemen for a remittance of $7.00 “ « « JUDGE « «© «4 «© Dewey Watch forLadis «6 «© «© 9.00 ‘The price of these| watches to persons who do not care to subscribe to JUDGE Is $10.00 each, postpaid by registered mail. ee ————_ Adress JUDGE COMPANY, 110 Fifth Avenue, New York. W. A. GIBSON, Commander, U.S. comicbooks.com