there, m* low T, he wnfrp^tough a hole in the fence of hit beloved a Jbaok yard. «J Yes,; dMlMg^ c wjftV^^J * " jump right orer.,- i^p did^ pp >t and •• lighted in the presence of, .J^gr |m^ther, a broomstick and a policeman. \l\ lu f V Exfxbibhtia ."tDocM.-~rJira.tf; : jovng lady : " Mr. Coxildeelareyoßrimacihuies are the wont-I^erer'; MirJ-rUierv'f not er^n a looking-glass!" Proprietor of bathin|;machines !;*' WHyymiaiii'if there was idoking-glttse? 1 we ''Atri&tib »-fet^ you ladies out 1 o' them 'ere matlnie* for .howew ana tib'wehi 1 "—Poifhi ' CHBBISHIMa OXD KECOLIJtCTIONS.— The leoond night after her r fir^t husband died she wtby t^e open chamber window fire hours waiting for the 'eTiif'to begin fightwg.^he^Vky^^;^ ".This thing of going to sleep^wilhout a quarrel of some kind, ii -tojnffi that I can't Btand it. Let me alone till theyrbe- - gin; then I can dose off gently." Countbb-Ciaims.—Your life's shop* •„ ping bills.
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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2523, 6 February 1877, Page 2
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