Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 1, August 7, 1841 by Various
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page 28 of 65 (43%)
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Yours truly, Charles Delaet Waldo Sibthorp (Colonel). * * * * * "MY NAME'S THE DOCTOR"--(_vide_ Peel's Speech at Tamworth.) The two doctors, Peel and Russell, who have been so long engaged in renovating John Bull's "glorious constitution!" though they both adopt the lowering system at present, differ as to the form of practice to be pursued. Russell still strenuously advocates his _purge_, while Sir Robert insists upon the efficacy of _bleeding_. "Who shall decide when doctors disagree?" * * * * * PUNCH'S INFORMATION FOR THE PEOPLE.--NO. 1. BEING A VERY FAMILIAR TREATISE ON ASTRONOMY. Our opinion is, that science cannot be too familiarly dealt with; and though too much familiarity certainly breeds contempt, we are only following the fashion of the day, in rendering science somewhat contemptible, by the strange liberties that publishers of _Penny Cyclopædias_, three-halfpenny _Informations_, and twopenny _Stores of |
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