Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-03-01
PLEASANTRIES.
DooroRs live by pillage.
CALIFORNIA is raisin' raisins.

DooroRs live by pillage.
CALIFORNIA is raisin' raisins.
A HKALTH4aTvINa number-Quinine.
The man who had so elastic q step
wore rubbers.
How man decides how he will build
his house-By lot.
The chiropodist first dates from Will
lam the Corncurer.
HE term Mormon means the NOR
mon-y you have the more wives you can
be sealed to.
THE man who hesitates Is lost. That
is why Charlie Ross hesitates abont
coming back.
In the voyage Of life every man is
provided with a skull, with which to
paddle his own canoe.
WICKED New York men want to be
buried in Greenwood, because it won't
burn so quickly as the dry.
DARWIN says: "Man, only can
whistle" )" Darwin certainly never lived
anywhere near railroad crossing.
A PROCESSION of men passed through
the Bowery and were an hour passing
given point. The given point was sa-
loon.
WHArEvER you have to do, do it with
your might. Many lawyer has made
his fortune by simply working with
will. 5-..s ao
QUEEN VIcroRIA's children stand in
great awe of their regal mamma. No
wonder; she is SO much great awe than
they.
"ALwAYs pay as you CO." said an old
man to hisnephew. "But, uncle, suppose
I have nothing to pay with2" "Then
don't CO."
"Do TRY and talk little common
sense" said young lady to her visitor.
"Ah, but wouldn't that be taking an
unfair advantage of your"
WHAT swindlers there are in college
business An institution in this State
which claims to fit young men for the
ministry doesn't own a single croquet
set.
"WHosoEvER shall smite thee on thy
right cheek, turn to him the other Also
is a biblical expression. In modern
parlance it is termed ga reversible
cuff" @-s4
IT seems that competition has forced
the price of false teeth down so low that
it isn't really worth body's while to
cut his natural ones.-Bwlisgton
HaaOk-Eye.
SCENE: Bridal reception. Several of
the guests, after shaking hands with the
bride, and all speaking at the same
time: "Where is the bridegroom ?"
Bride, naively-" he's upstairs
watching the wedding presents. F"
ONCE more my eager, searching eyes
A sight of thee hath gaddened
q
To him thine absence saddened r.
Too long thy pearl-white hand hath pressed
That Of some other felier,
Come let Inc clasp thee to my breast,
My loved and lost umbrella
ALL women are naturally afraid of a
cow "Madam," said the oleomargarine
dealer, when she uttered shrek at dis
covering that it was bogus butter she
was handling, madam, you need6t be
The COW it was made from is
too dead to hurt you."
AN Oil City boy was recently taken to
the opera house by his uncle a few
evenings subsequently there was COM
pany at his house, and the uncle and
aunt were among the number. The lad
was relating what he saw, and among
other things said: 81 was a little bit
afraid, COZ every time the curtain rolled
down uncle went out to see a man. and |
left me alone"
"PAPA," said an inquisitive boy,
"this morning the dominic prayed for
more rain, and this afternoon Deacon
Bixby prayed for dry weather to get his
hay in. Now, if the Lord loves the
deacon and the dominic just the same, |
what do you suppose He'll do about it ?"
" My son, answered the old gentleman,
sternly, whenever you want TO ask
foolish questions, go to your mother;
don't come to me.
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