Judge — January 11, 1908 — page 15: what you’re looking at

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uae OF HER OWN ACCORD. AS OTHERS SEE US. , The day the doctor called to treat little Kitty for a slight ailment, it was only by Roosevelt as Seen by English Cartoonists. the most persistent persuasion that he succeeded in getting the child to show him her tongue, A few days subsequent to this the child said to her mother, * Ma, the doctor don’t | have to tease me to obey him any more 2” Why not ? use every time I see him going: by use now, I stick my tongue out at Lippincott's, | Only BROMO QUININE" | That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE, Look | for the signature of E. W. GROV World over to Cure a Cold it ACCOMMODATIONS NEEDED. “But why do you wish so many clos- ets?" asked the puzzled architect. I want you to understand,” replied y. with dignity, © that ifour family isn't very old it has more skeletons than : any other in the social bunch,""—/hila- THE STATIONARY CRUSADER. delphia Ledger, Presivent Roosevett —'* Follow me!” (or 35,000 words to that effect) [See the President's Message to Congress. | — Punch AGRICULTURAL HINTS, i Wiyou wish to raise a good crop of WHAT WILL BECOME OF ROOSEVELT WHEN HIS TERM OF OFFICE vachelor's buttons, it will first be neces- IS CONCLUDED? sary to see that there are no widow's weeds in the vicinity A good hay-rake has about fifteen teeth dependent, of course, on the age of the 9 f rake. Do not drain off your swamp land. Plant tadpoles and raise frogs, and ship the hops to Milwaukee. Here we may | ta welcomes Pears’ St that the hop is somewhat larger than The skin welcomes P; the skip, though not so large as the jump. Soap. It gently cleanses, |p rehinye, freshens id — beautifies. 7 Never irritates uor acts THE BEGINNING OF KNOWLEDGE. Then you really don't believe that a sed Pears? MUS ever too old to learn 2° you use ars rtainly not. I've known men to get n at the age of seventy-five or more." — Catholic Standard. SIMON BROS, WHISKIES, Lawwille, Ky THE JUDGE COMPANY’S MAGAZINES Sworn Circulation Over One Million Copies Sail a craic fall ayadiaue ater Riera three-years’ engagement in Europe at £500 tion of his muscular Christianity, give him a a week, fora fifteen-minutes’ turn of bronco- curacy in the Shadwell or Wapping district, busting, revolver-shooting, etc.? with the prospect of working his way up the river to something better ? EASE allow us t all your attention mir two monthly agazines and our ttetly, as advertising Hiains,suitabh ar ticle intended for family use. 1 idl circulation of Fo Sa LIBRARY, 1. s furnished | 5 i 5 HOPKINS EE atts ee OWN Book [iia HOPKINS’ OWN BOOK, ac cording ity, aver ly, 4 total of over 400,000 jes a year. The circulation of JUDGE'S QUARTERLY averages more than 26,000 pees if each issue. ‘Will he become a city alderman and Or will he accept an Invitation from the the quarterly fur twenty-five cents a copy. eventually rise to the title and dignity of | Emperor of Sahara to actas deputy Emperor, ned. ‘The sulseription list is large Sir Theodore Roosevelt, Bart., Lord Mayor under the name of Tedi Rozuv-el-Tin, during States Government, but probably of London? his Majesty's visits to Paris ? Punch's Almanack for 1908. satisfy the requirements of the Un Yoriglt per cent. of all this vast output is sold for cash through the news companies —_ Some romantic people think that just Specimen copies and advertising rates on arnished where an advertiser uses th ire twentyseight magas — y abacbdadidhed ca The most conspicuous case of trusting MADE OF LINEN J faith that has come to the Penciler’s at-| Jy Two 4 tention lately is that of the little MB sts 156 FORQ5¢° Sixts _ —-— The — JUDGE COMPANY, 225 Fourth Ave., New York City f)}ici who planted a tot of b : : flower-pot last week, in the hope of raising | Still a_mottoless coin will go further a canary.—Somerville Journal. |than a coinless motto.— Omaha Bee. comicbooks.com