Punchinello, Volume 1, No. 23, September 3, 1870 by Various
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led out on the grass, "Sleep, barmy sleep," got the best of 'em, and
they laid down and slept like infants. Both nines were then loaded onto stone botes and drawn off of the field. The friends of both sides _drew_ their stake money, and the Umpire, _drawin'_ a long breath, declared the match a _draw_ game. Basely Ewers, HIRAM GREEN, Esq., _Lait Gustise of the Peece._ * * * * * Bad Eggs. The following suggestive item appears in an evening paper: "Illinois boasts of chickens hatched by the sun." Well, New York can beat Illinois at that game. The chickens hatched by the _Sun_, here, are far too numerous for counting, and they are curses of the kind that will assuredly "come home to roost." * * * * * Disagreeable, but True. |
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