Punchinello, Volume 1, No. 08, May 21, 1870 by Various
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When the vigilant feline quadruped, frequently observed in the abodes of
man, is absent, the common domestic animal of the _genus mus_ may indulge in various relaxations of an entertaining nature. * * * * * Common Pleas. Pleas of Temporary Insanity. * * * * * A Standard Work. J. RUSSEL YOUNG'S new paper. * * * * * Drugs in the Market. An English chemist has discovered a process by which wood of any kind can be dyed a beautiful and permanent violet hue. Should that chemist fail to succeed in his profession, he might profitably turn his attention to writing for the stage, seeing that he has a decided turn for Dye-a-Log. * * * * * THE PLAYS AND SHOWS. |
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