Punchinello, Volume 1, No. 08, May 21, 1870 by Various
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to this wonderful undertaking. It is more important than any event which
has taken place since the election of Mr. SUMNER to the Senate. It is a subject which will interest all your earnest readers, who will be greatly obliged to me for calling your attention to it. A FRIEND OF FREEDOM. * * * * * OLD SAWS RE-SET. That must be a pernicious agitation of the circumambient atmosphere, which conduces not to the benefit of any individual. The common table utensil which is too frequently conveyed to the fountain, to obtain the thirst-slaking beverage, will ultimately become fractured. By devoting our attention chiefly to the smaller copper coin, the larger denominations represented by paper currency will require no _surveillance_. Persons who inhabit residences composed of a brittle, transparent, silicious material, should refrain from forcibly casting fragments of granite, etc. When the optic image of a given object is not projected upon the _retina_ of the visual medium, that object fails to be desired by the chief vital organ of the human anatomy. |
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