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Facts and Fancies.
A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men.—HUDIBRAS. THE Albany Argus thinks that if Tennyson's play is too our for the stage, as has been alleged, ...
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Flotsam and Jetsam.
THE comet is a kind of astronomical parody on the planet Comets look some like planets but they are thinner and do not hurt so hard when they hit anybody as a planet does. The ...
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Sold Again.
"CAPTAIN, I like to shpoke to you a few times," said Mr. Dunder as he entered the Central station yesterday forenoon. "Well, sir." " I puys me a hone last week, and I was ...
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A Matter of Policy.
A BEAUTIFUL and bashful young woman of 19 summers called recently at the office of a life insurance agent, and asked him timidly if he could tell her how long people of a certain age ...
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A Canadian Humourist.
THERE used to be two Canadian humourists, but I left, and now there is only one. This may sound like a plagiarism on the "ten little Injuns." but it's a fact. Canada has always ...
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Sam Oppenheimer and the Stage Robbers.
"SHELL out your money, or off goes the top of your head," remarked one of the robbers, holding a pistol under Sam's nose. " Three hundred dollars vash every cent I ...
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The Language of Love.
" MISTER JOHNSING, I want ter confide a great secret to yer." "What is it, Pete?" " I'se got a notion ter ask Sway back Lucy ter ...
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