Punchinello, Volume 1, No. 18, July 30, 1870 by Various
page 66 of 81 (81%)
page 66 of 81 (81%)
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An Anecdote of the good old Square Kind. MRS. PRINGLEWOOD, having been afflicted with a chimney that smoked, sent for a chimney-doctor to cure it. When the cure had been thoroughly effected, says Mrs. PRINGLEWOOD to the chimney-doctor: "My son, a boy of but fourteen, smokes awful; couldn't you cure him as you did the chimney?" "No I couldn't, marm," returned the chimney-doctor, who was a wag: "but I see what you're arter, marm--you want me to teach him to draw!" * * * * * O Deer, Deer! _Trichinoe_ are said to have been discovered in the flesh of Oregon deer. If this should prove true, Oregon venison must be anything but a benison; but it is more than likely that the report originated in the fact that there is in the East Indies a species of the cervine family known as the Hog deer. * * * * * |
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