Punchinello, Volume 1, No. 07, May 14, 1870 by Various
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insolvency, etc., etc.
A dispatch, from the _Cincinnati Gazette_ states that the utmost public distress is prevailing in both, St. Louis and Chicago. A frightful pestilence is raging, complete anarchy prevails, most of the merchants have gone into insolvency, etc., etc., etc. The most painful part of the matter, in Mr. PUNCHINELLO'S benevolent eyes, is that each city appears to be perfectly delighted with the misfortunes and miseries of both the others. Instead of getting up subscriptions for each other, they chuckle and crow in a perfectly fiendish manner. Until they can behave better, we shall postpone the subscription which we propose to open in their behalf. * * * * * [Illustration: PERSONAL GOSSIP. (From the Daily Press.) "THE WINNER OF A $25,000 PRIZE IN THE HAVANA LOTTERY IS A BOOT-BLACK OF BROOKLYN."] * * * * * A Capital Letter. The property-holder who Lets his houses at reduced rents. * * * * * |
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