High! Life in the Country .—Doctor—- " I am pleased to say, Mrs. Fitzbrowne, that I shall be able to vaccinate your baby from a very healthy child of your •neighbour, Mrs. j oneg ," Mrs. Fitzbrowne—"'Oh, dear, Doctor ! I could not permit that. We do not care to be mixed up with the Joneses in any way." Artless Youth- According to the Cologne Gazette tiierc is in that, city a booth in Wfiich is exhibited " a bearded lady." At the entrance is stationed a girl to take the money, and the other day a'visitor having feasted his ,eyes, upon the strange phenomenon, thinking on his' departure to have a joke with the little money-taker, said to her, fondling her under the chin the while, " Well, little one, so I suppose the bearded woman is'your mamma, eh?" "No, sir," replied the child, " she is my papa."
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Hawke's Bay Times, Issue 1549, 10 February 1874, Page 110
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144Page 110 Advertisements Column 1 Hawke's Bay Times, Issue 1549, 10 February 1874, Page 110
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