The Funnies - Cured with One Bottle (1894)

Cured With One Bottle

The Funnies - An Out-Late View (1894)

Brown - "That's my new house, sure, but (hic) I didn't notices it was so awfully crooked (hic). It's not safe."

Judge's Library, January 1894

The Funnies - A Dog Worth Having (1894)

Young Tutter - "That's a splendid big dog you have, Miss Pinkerly. Is he affectionate?"

Miss Pinkerly - "Oh very. Come here, Rover, and show Mr. Tutter how to kiss me."

Judge's Library, March 1894

The Funnies - Following the Market (1894)

Mr. Bond (the broker) - "Let me see. Cotton remains steady, flour is rather wavering, and - Ha! It is as I suspected. The worst has come. Wheat has taken a sudden - drop!"

Judge's Library, March 1894

The Funnies - A Goat Tea (1894)

A Goat Tea

Judge's Library, January 1894

I'll admit, it took me a while to get this one. Think hipster or Maynard G. Krebs.

The Funnies - Bank Failure (1894)

Judge's Library, January 1894

I think this one qualifies for the Everything New is Old Again category too. All too often we think that bank failures only happened in the 30's during the Great Depression. Before FDIC, depositing your earnings could be risky business. Hence stuffed mattresses and buried Mason jars!

The Funnies - The Moral: Stick to Your Vocation (1894)

Judge's Library, January 1894

The Funnies - Laconical (1894)

First Dog - "Are you going to eat?"

Second Dog - "Gnaw."

Judge's Library, January 1894

Special Edition: The Funnies - Bike Meet (1894)

In honor of the beginning of the 2015 Tour de France