Punchinello, Volume 1, No. 18, July 30, 1870 by Various
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page 53 of 81 (65%)
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Most remarkable in the history of mathematics are the calculations
published by the weather-prophet of the _Express_. Arithmetic turns pale when she glances at them, and, striking her multiplication table with her algebraic knuckles, demands to know why the _Express_ does not add a Cube-it to its THATCHER. * * * * * Comparative Industry. It is reported that "the journeymen lathers demand four dollars per day." As a question of comparative soap, the latherers will in due time strike too. The ultimatum will be-"Raise our pay or we drop the Razor." * * * * * "Omnibus Hoc," etc. What is the difference between theft in an omnibus and the second deal at cards? One is a Game of the Stage, and the other is a Stage of the Game. * * * * * OUR AGRICULTURAL COLUMN. Memorabilia of "What I Know About Farming." Profound subjects should be well meditated upon. A man may write about |
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