Judge — January 19, 1901 — page 11: what you’re looking at

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“satisried. Love wore a threadbare dress of gray, ‘And toiled upon the road all day. Love wielded pick and carried pack, And bent to heavy loads the back. ‘Though meagre fed and sorely tasked, One only wage Love ever asked— A child's white face to kiss at night, ‘A woman's smile by candle-light. Margaret E, Sangster in Lippincott's Maga- sine, alittic nine, Just a lttle ran, little banque 8 Ripans Tabule, ta) fa 'vata ‘your ladigestion, inakes you emile again. Housekeeper —"* Now, you clear out right off, or I'll call the hired man.” 7ramp . mum, I only wanted to borry a ‘ou have one to spare.” Housekeeper — I've got about forty.” 7ramp— “Well, mum, will ye please lend me one a few minutes? I want to read about Belshazzar’s y it will stay my appetite till I git here people has fewer bibles an’ more pies."—Wew York Weekly. Dr. Null’ Congh Syru ughs or colds, This reliable rem- fone day, As Beatrice shaded her eyes from the strong light the detective observed that her hands were red with the blood of her last husband but one. He immediately called her attention to this, “Be that as it may,” said the woman in that wonderful, vibrant voice, “* my fingers are not stained with cigarettes.” With a start Potter slunk away, blaming himself for ever having suspected her of being the adventuress in the story.—Detroit Journal, The Feast of Reason and the Flow of Soul Promote contentment— the aim of all mankind Until the millennium life insurance will be a necessity for all except a very few— those who escape the law of average. If you are sure to escape, no need to apply to yw Meruat Lire, 1-3-5 Chestnut Street, Philatelohia. Since the weather has taken on several de- grees colder J. F. Fulton, the eczema special- ist, has taken to his bear-skin vest. 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