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  4. Funny Fragments. A HARD HIT.

    As a country physician was driving through a village he saw a man amusing a crowd with antics of his trick [?]g. The doctor pulled up and said:— ...

    Article : 87 words
  5. THAT TERRIBLE CHILD AGAIN.

    "Mary," asked the young lady's little brother, "did Mr. Evans take any of the bats or umbrellas from the rack when he was going home last night?" ...

    Article : 107 words
  6. GRAPHIC.

    The palm for brevity in speech should be awarded, according to a contemporary, to a marine who testified about the explosion of a gun on a war vessel ...

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  7. A WHISTLER STORY.

    We find in the Washington "Star" a Whistler story that is told by Joseph Pennell, himself a distinguished artist. Whistler, when an art student, used ...

    Article : 102 words
  8. OF COURSE HE DID.

    A Scottish laddie, delivering milk, was stopped the. other flay on his round by two police officers, who asked him if his employer ever put anything in the milk. ...

    Article : 140 words
  9. TRUE, AFTER ALL.

    "What the dickens is the matter with you?" furiously demanded the warder of Patrick O'Brien. "Kicking up a row like that at this time of night!" ...

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  10. BROWN'S LITTLE JOKE.

    "It's curious," said Brown, "how coming events cast their shadows before them. I'll wager a sovereign none of you gentlemen can guess what was the ...

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  11. A CANDID OPINION.

    Mr. Henry Smith, if not ambitious for himself, was ambitious for his son. and for some time past had been considering the advisability of approaching the ...

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  12. SHEER BLUFF.

    He bad proposed and bad been rejected. As be left his darling Fanny be felt that the "light of his life had gone out." He arose the following morning after a ...

    Article : 162 words
  13. FAITH CURE.

    The other day a distracted mother brought her daughter to see a physician. The girl was suffering from "general low[?]ess." The doctor prescribed for her a ...

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  14. THE TRUMP SUIT.

    Jones did not want to play cards; never had wanted to play cards in his life, and said so. But to no purpose. His objections, conscientious and ...

    Article : 193 words
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  16. LOOKED LIKE IT.

    Old Peppercop did not like waiters. He could not hare told you why, or what he disliked about them; all he knew was that be bated them. Some people ...

    Article : 159 words
  17. CHIPS AND CHAFF.

    "I say, Jack, why so sad?" "Asked the governor for £10 to pay my ta[?]or, and to-day I received the receipted account." ...

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  18. ALL MADE CLEAR.

    Wonderful! That was the verdict of the Chinese mandarin's eight little wives on their English lady guest. Forgetting manners in their curiosity, ...

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  19. VERY CUTE INDEED.

    He was only a smart young Englishman taking a holiday in America, and of course it became the duty of every Yankee to take him down a peg. One day ...

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