Judge, 1900-04-21 · page 6 of 18
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VERY CLOSE TO IT. +s NOBODY,” said the sage of Ko- hack, addressing his small nephew in an admonitory tone, “is infallible""—he caress- ed his neck- whiskers thoughtfully for a mo- ment and concluded— “not even the young man who has just grad- uated from a college.” A PHILOSOPHICAL LOVER. Tom—"* So she sent back your rin, Jim (across the golf-links)—" Ves I can buy a wheel now.” STILL MORE REMARKABLE. “Well, Mistah Johnson, how is yo" today?” SSHLE'S an old fossil, that's what he i “No bettah, Mistah Lee.” ring to Mr. Willoughby. “Nov bat'l bia sleepin’ uadah ' countahpane fo! a week an’ I can't see But would it not be more worthy of remark if he were a young ® tition Pas $€€ fossil?" asked Miss Frocks. * remarked Miss Kittish, refer- Tue TRACHER—"' Look heah, Mosey Sunbeam ; whad yo' two lil’ cons * chewin’ de rag’ about, ovah dar?” Mosty—"'Rastus Morningglory says Tw. TeacHeER—* Whad was de result?” Mosey—" De result was dat de doctah bin subtractin’ beans an’ buckshot from his back all day.” * can’t subtract three from one; but mah daddy subtracted three chickens from one hen-house las’ night.” comicbooks.com