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fs t.- a5ac z11I That betw cen. Fires, Catalogue and Peddlers, that the merchants of Flagstaff have pretty rousf time off 1t. It has been. SO in my individual case, at any. rate. It does not seem. 10 make very much difference with the
 majority of peo..
 pie. what you sell goods
 at. About five persons out of forty-ive are good judges of goods and their value, the other thirty five don't know very much about them and if you. should sell an article away below the real cost to the manu-
 facturer, 1t will
 not cause any
 
 suprlse They would think that you were making a great big proht and want some article theoaa in. 1 have known peobie that would put any amount of confidence in what d peddler tells them & very little iu their
 resident mere.
 hant. Balance
 of my re
 marks Will be found Tn the Democrat. shall stIli continue to sell:
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Notice. FLAGSTAFF, ARIz. {
 April l6, lS9O.i

l am not running stage line, but l still have a few teams left with which l can take parties to he Cliffs or the Grand Canyon (
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 FLAesTAFF, ARIZONA.
Ths Oldest Bank ia Northern Arizona Interest paid on Tifne Deposits,
 Collections Speciality.

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 Your Baking Business Solicited.
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skirt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-20
Es EL MAS BARAT0.
uiElSAs N II DeC1lIIL ClIsflln
ssspSssts rsr 81 Psdrs R;ps.GA.

1exto parA las Escuelas Dc d Isl,
do Pusrto-Rico seg6n Dscreto de
Rxemo. : Limo. Sf. Obispo do sstu
Di6essis d. juan Antonio Pug en- |!
Do Dicismbrs de $780, rubIcado sr
q BsIsttH EdIssiGstiss On l.: Do Hnsrt
do 1854, que dice ed,
"DessAndo fAcihtar, segGn su impor.
tAnsiA rsquiers, laiaaquisici6n del Co.
tecism0 dc II DoctrinA OristianA & tods
clase do psrsonAs, vsnimoa On declanI
tAmbi6n do tsxto para ID Di6cesis .,
antiguo J popular OAtscismo del p
RipaldA que { pesar dc "a rsiucido vo-
lhmsn, eomprends On sus sencillaa '
concisaa pEsguntas y respusstas Ii GA.
ma teda do In ensefiAnsa cat6lica; reu-
aienao ( ID YES 10 inmsnm vsntajn as
astAr pOr au innmO prscio q Alcanes Dc
% familiae pObres."
PBAmO.--3 chavos Hn0, 30 ctG. doee.
nm y $50 cts. graesa,
Ne venda en- ID AGrRnnxA, ALMAcmm
IN nPArHLY ! LnAARfA del BoLnxm Mns
sAMzu FertalskA -, } snla dsD. Josk
GoNEALss EOHTs Foitalsxa 81. s.
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AMIGOS DE ToDOs
lPfLDORkS HOLLOWAY.

Aillonss Dc psrsonaa, sa todas Las parties
msado, rsoomisadan dichas Pfldoras como
Me1or rcstaarative dc Ia % I'd que u eonocsI
aias cuxaa todss las a4sccl - del coraa6ni
dol higadc, dol sst6mago, do NJ riAonss
les htsstines, y fsmaeYsn h acrimonis Il
aatalsneis y Il eardialgiA, sxpalsAndo dc IL
sAR9rs toda lmpsrsxa, fortalscisnde compile.
tameats. 81 sstsma nsrviese dKnds IN taAe
<dAbIe ID erRanixaai6n general.
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IIBROS

A11LOo gsnr
reoibldos por 81 1ltImos Va - !.
por-correo ep IaInprentas
| del BoLETlN NERO
/ TIL. ~ -
Pereda Los Hombres a. e1Sss9iaos q
slnues -Hlja ssposa ! ssds..s. Z. /.
g.. ia.ss. a.ssisA ! -an -al MAJ Marai da eass.s
O6digo Penal 1lilitat. gas
,..;ne Aneora ~ de salvaci6n lDexo = =.
oasta1os. Tsnsduris H. 1iih.s.,..' -.
sfuia del oomercio y ds Is 49, I
N0YHLAE DE- PnRnz aAT-ss M !.
ROS.zMem ! orias Sienn Corr, a. /
1915 E[ Grande Oriente. IN 49, E u, !,
de 1924, On VoluntarioI 8 49,. |
Los Apost6hcos, Juan Nssts.s q
SamPecinado, Los Glen mil hiio. ~
San Lula, On faccioso MA n 49,.
de Julio, Batalla dc los XraniIe~
HailAn, III 'eQuipaje del Rev Te
Napoleon en- Ohamartfn. mi Ia -
Mario Mario = q 2 de Mayo, GerOna. n.
falgar, Ia segunda casaca. - do- 8
g g oe CARLOS Nv, Okdiz EAraroS,.a.- ,..
;Iormentos III DR.. Oenteno. r. -
niDido, La FOntana IA orc -,
Amigo Manso. DoHa Perfecta az
rla fortunata y Jaclnta. - q
niiia q de Leon ROch, Ia DesheSsda-
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20 Mas CalenturaS!

/ VA29 Las PeT'IdS de Slttfdfo
( 6 q = - { Sde Q,tint,ad, ,Bronlh ifrato
de Oalntlaa, ClorhtdrdtO. Tdteriandic
dc Qabstno, ETC., etc. del Dr. Clertan,
Gentlemen eada una diez centigr; mos
tdos granos) de sal de quinina q,.inat
cdnaente p1trd, de fabrication fran
cesa, Y estan preparadas por un
procedimiento aprobado por Ia Aea
demia de Medicina de Paris.
Bajo una envoltura gelalinOsa.
traRsparente Y muy facil de digerir.
Ia quinina Sc cOnSerpd iadPfHidd-
mente sin alteration v Sc brGgG WH
Qte dje ntn0'n GDaGr1or.
Cada frasco contiene treinta palf'.$
o sea tres gramos de sal de Quinlnt
En- adelante cada perla de qninin
del D. Clertan llevara imprtsas J.
palabras "Clertan Paris.
kOTA - Es absolusamenie >RIs-Se.sJ.,
indispensable exigirIa n,arca 3 1~on ~
So vsnds al oor msnar on IA mayor ~ 4
De ias Farmzcias.
FABRrcAcIoN z vEngTA PoR NAYtE
,CAsk L. FRERE 70. RE Jaccb. Va,
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KOIENOlA DE TENKDURIA Oh
LIBRoS stnplincada por 10 apllcacion d
una Hegla Il .alibls para acertaf el deudcl
y el GCreedol, acompaNada Do numsrosoa
eiemplos Do eklculos meFcantiles, por @
d. Marsh, traducido Dc Ia 20: sdicien In
glssa por a. g. BeOk, bajo IL Immediate
srpeOoi6n del autor. Un tomo elegants.
mente enouaaernade t4-sE, en- la I'm
del Boletin.
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The Proprietors of the BeIstia
Mercantu " have the honour of re-
questing English advertisers TO hand
their orders to Mess. AMEDEK
PRINCE 3 c. who are the sole
Agents for all EsgHsb = Esch
AdV~tidHg.
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PARA FAKlLIAS., =. !. .....' !. &. !.
- 7 : = - eaa saasu1a
Lista de ropa para nm at,o. ,I,aap i .
26 ctvs. una, y 900 docena a1.. M ''.a
#tt B ids 81 ~
MA RRENTI DEL BOLBFIN.
C A r II Ell 6

con las .pesas y medidas del Sistema NIX .
trico Decimal, en- La Imprenta del BOTE
TIN MERCANTILE = s4 =. -''>'- =
Sc hallan ademas otras muchas novada-a
des y Sc esperan mas del extraniero
En- trabajos de Imprenta, Encuad dernac;6,..
" Litografia, Sc pueden yer satisfechos r.
pos los gustos y cumpIidas todas Ias 'or;.
|gencias. Baratura en- los precios; eleoanciias, =
EN- la ejecuci6n. ,--o-'
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COKTkBILLDkD
MUNICIPAL. L.

Juego complete de Libroa arre-
gladoG 4 los formularios publica-
dos por el Gobierno General.
Impreaos de todas classes par q
los Municipios.
De Venta en- Ia Imprenta del
BoLRrIB.
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BOletiQ NeFeantil de PuePtO-RicO.
PERIODICO CONSAGRADO
la DEFEISA DE Los MTERESES TACIOTALRS Ell AMERICA
O2sMOD DE LOS ESPAaoLRs MCOaDOIOHALB II Pro -RICO
|CoNDlCIONEs GENERATES acordadas por la Direction
para toda case de remitidos anuncios

La PnShcacion De los Anuncios medic de pe
yencionalss que determnaFan los msnnos.
Ls comunizdo renidos gsceas
rA del Autof qen aurA rsponsabdad
mas con In de persona responsible dc "a pago
Los originates de comuncados sitdos Raa anunc akn
dsvnetos Aunqus pubhqusn q 4
No % respOnde de rotura nj exayos de clichGs
La columns del ps6dco cOnadA por sesen seta nstrcs
de largo
9nuncAnte no tenda derscho xr
Ito pS Bobre 81 precio de taTifA -
AnuneAnte envie uuhcacu da .na .nne
IdfA unA bonihcacion de 10 pS sob los prscios
Ouando xceda de x yssa,
Anuncante ba pe6dco conuo = h
viafa el primer ntmero 81. II. .#s#
Para BOLxT ds gaes.
rsmiGo en- seccon corepcndtente cOstAfA 9sx
Los uscpoes tendn 3 p2 boriHcnc6n sohrs py. S
cstilAs, eomunicados remiddoA .
importe do s supcone Hnuncos rscstas rsmios ouni
cAdos anticEAdo. 1lE"s : -
por mpvsA dsAse Dc eI el p6djc tsmporAmnte
Ie negdo con Ans pabeaccns Ian que hubssE
Tarifa pam la publication dc anuncios.
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CODIGOPENAL.

Sc ACADIA de reCibir
On sSta Impranta al Co
'digO Penal para Puer-
tO-RicO y Cuba; alegan-
to ediei6n economics
para bOlsillO, esnara-
danants sncua darnada|
tm talai
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| BlDAlOT
De cOMERcIANTE.

KIEf0KIk DEL OOMRROI0 ls
dAs las nsclonss, deSde loo tiempes naa 70
motcs hasta Auestros dlas pOs Ms. Sehsvs
traduclda del francis por l0a AlumRos Dc Il
oIass De este idioma establsCidA en- 81 As
no MwoasM d Maskid, , publicsaa { sz
pensas Do ID misma asooiaolOn.
Dos tomos graesos, pasta ospahola, %
Oh 10 Imprenta del BOlStas.
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ENCUADERNACIoN,.iI',-7
DEL "BOLETIN |NERCANTIII,, q y .

Kn esta secci6n de Ia casa, montadas 3r. s,,,,,.
tOdOs los elementos necesari0s Y Droyisfaa a.
materiales de primera clase, Sc hacen f,,S.;.. =
dernaciones en- holandesa, cartonS. naafa =.
pamela, piel de levante con relieves. todoz I,es.
fecto y precios reducidos. s. - Z.
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-'Administrztion du BoIetin Ner-
Sanku PhOnneur de prier Messieurs
- Annonciers franSais de vouloir bien
.smsttrs Ieurs ordres de PublicitG 4
~. AMEDkK PRINCE g. ci., qui
'enG les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
bee journal pcur = Psblssik Frssssiw
<mrInise.
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ORp,BREA:::
. tVeGetal :
) nWI !
. pa GONZALEZ: /:


Ounce Aiios Dc exito = mas {
Dc Setenta MIL enfermos eura- {
dos, alganos de una manera pro- Z
digiosa, son Ia mejor prueba para I
4 demostrar que 81 LSC0a B0ks@- i.
sssic0 de Bre0 VegetGE del |!
IL DIR. Gonzales es el que mejor
ii eombate los Catarros cr6nicos,
Teses reeeldes, Espectoraciones
abundantes, Asma, Bronquitis y
dsm&s Afecciones del tubo respi- Z,
ratorio. Preserva de Ia Tisis, es 4
It'll en- los Catarros dc La vejiga, I
& purifca ls sangre de sus maloi !
q humores J tiene una aecion t6nica 7
sobre todo 81 organismo, de tai <
81 suerte que con 81 uso se abre G
81 apetito , se engorda.
~ Los enfermos cansados de tomar (
- otras medicinas han reeurrido al 4
$ Lfc0a' de BreG de Con
sales, y 4 su bene6co inhujo han
recuperado Ell don mas precioso de !.
Ia vida, que es la salud.
81 Ell piblico no debe confundir el :
LicOs. de .BreG de GOss- Z
N0ke&, con otros compuestos que
% anuncian con nombres pare
cidos y que no SON mas que imita-
= clones sin efcacia-
70 LicOr de Brea se vsnde
On todas hs Boticds Gcreditadas
Dc Ias Llds de Cuba y
PHsrtO Rios y q Rep10l 0licu d. Mksice.
b De venta en- Ia Farma-
cia de
eM r GuiVsrmsty. sc,
CAssscesseosp 70
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little ones in their nursery, while the sen
iors discuss their more elaborate morning
repast in their own sale manger.
Usually and wisely American children
eat at least two of their meals with their
parents, and thus have what benefit may
be derived from association with older peo-
pie. 1t is only when the father and mother
fail TO guard against letting the little ones
gradually assume the reins of government
that affairs reach a point that makes one
long to banish the babies TO the nursery,
or even further, if by such means peace
might be secured at meal times
Nowhere does the spoiled child appear
to worse advantage, or make more of a
nuisance Of himself than at the table. His
incessant chatter, the constant Interrupt
tion his appeals for attention make in the
conversation of the older people present,
his clamorous demands for any article of
food which happens to strike his fancy,
his loud protests when his wishes are de
MED him, his slOvenly, often disgusting
habits of eating, make the family meal
times pandemonium and penance to the
hapless guest upon whom the youngster
has no claims of affection 10 render his
yagaries amusing or interesting-Mrs
Christine Terhune Herrick in Harper's
BaZar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-26

No maiden in the world resents an af-
front with more injured vigor than the
kissing girl. She has a code of morals all
her own; she knows with minute accuracy
when il is infriu,Ced upon. She is pretty
snd wholesome looking, otherwise she
would never become a kissing girl for lack
Of material upon which to ply her art
She is young. Likewise uusophisticated.
Nor are her kisses 20 be bought; favor rests
upon their gift, for all kisses worth the
having 60 by favor
II SRe were less unconventional she would
be naughty. As j. is. sae l. unaware that
the spirit of propiiety-s powerful genius
In its w0y-sust3ins a rude shock with
every Kiss she gives or takes. Her com
blaoency Is her safeguard. Fragile barrier
HAT it is il stands her in rare good service,
protecting her from further folly IL rude
impulse strives 10 break it down.
Sne Is an American production. the kiss
ing girl, like Indian maize or the domes-
ticated turkey. You viii find her no
where in Europe-nor in America. for that
matter. save In that form Of middle class
life that knows nothing Of social distinc-
tons. life iuits way 50 independent Of con
geut.onal sUpcrjorIt,os hat even If il would
accept or recognize them its charm and in
dividuahty wouid be broken thereby.
At her best the kissing girl i found in
certain church societies, where she is quick
TO express her opinion of sermons merit
or raise her sweet voice il sacred song. As
rule she means no harm, aud nine times
out Of ten she does no harm; but. all the
same, it will be matter for congrstuls-
tion when this peculiarly American prod
net becomes q thing 81 the past -Philsdsl
phia Press.
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TRANSATLANTIC.
Continued from First Page.

1882. after the terrible murders in Phoenix
park, Mr.. Parnell, although totally reliev-
ed from any idea of responsibility, had
spontaneously written me and offered to
take the Chiltern Hundreds, an offer much
to his honor, but which | thought it my
duty to decline.
while clinging to the hope of com
munication from Mr. Parnell, to whomso-
ever addressed, ] thought it necessary,
viewing the arrangements for the COM
mencement of the session tomorrow, to
acouaint Mr.. Mccarthy with the con-
clusion at which, after using all the
means of observation and reflection in my
power | had myself arrived. 1t was that,
notwithstanding the splendid services
rendered by Mr.. Parnell to his country,
his continuance at the present moment In
the leadership would be productive of
consequences disastrous in the highest
degree to the cause of Ireland. think L
NAV be warranted in asking you TO so far
expand the conclusions given above as TO
add that Mr.. Parnell's continuance as
leader would not only place many hearty
and effective friends of the Irish cause III
a position of great embarrassment, but
would render my retention OF the leader
ship of the Liberal party, based as 1t has
been, mainly upon the prosecution
of the Irish cause, almost nulIlty;
''This explanation Of my views / begged
Mr.. Mccarthy 10 REGARD as COhHuenOi'ii,
and not intended for his colleagues gener-
silly. il he found that Mr.. Parnell con
templated spontaneous action; but / also
begged that he would make known to the
Irish party at their meeting tomorrow,
that such was my conclusion, if he should
find that Mr.. Parnell had not in contem-
plation any step of the nature indicated.
81 now write you. in case Mr. Mccarthy
should be unable TO communicate with
Mr. parnell as | understand YOU may
possibly have an opening tomorrow
through another channel. Should you
have such an opening, beg you 10 make
known to Mr. Parnell the conclusions laid
out in this letter. have thought it best
TO put it in terms simple, and such as |
should have liked had it lain in my power
TO alleviate the personal nature Of the sit
uation, as respecting the manner of con
veying that which my public duty made it
an obligation to say. I rely entirely on
your good feeling, tact and judgment.
[Signed. civilian +. GLADSTONE.
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WEATHER BIIIIFTIN

SIGNAL OFFICE. WICHITA. Kan, Nov.
P5.-The highest temperature was 81 Q, the
lowest 36o, and the mean 46o, with
light to brisk northerly winds stationary
followed by rising barometer and falling
temperature
Last year, on Nov. 25, the highest tenn
perature was 40, the lowest IS :, and the
mean 81 . aud two years ago the cores
pondiDg temperatures were 56o, 35 and
46o.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHING roN. ID. c.,
Nov. 25, S p. m.-Forecast until p. m.
Wednesday:
For Kansas and Missouri-Fair till
Thursday night, cooler.
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ELOODSIN GERMANY.

BERLIN, Nov. 25.-Dispatches from Eber-
field say that the Wupper river has risen
and that five persons have been drowned IN
the foods Two bridges have been carried
away and other damage done. The neigh
bering town Of Barnum is flooded. AT
Rostock, on the WaTnow river, the timber
Yards are submerged and at WarnemUnde,
the outport of Bostock on the Baltic, the
esplanade has been destroyed. Both rivers
are still rising
CARLOAD, Nov. 25.-Yesterday's food
had its oril in in the bursting of the dam
enclosing Tehl pond. When the dam gave
way, the river instantly rose to Il fearful
height, and a volume of water ten feet
deep poured through the Alte and Neue-
wisse, Marienbaderi street, the market
place and the Sprudel Gasse. The gas and
water works were completely ruined. The
food continued for four hours, when the
waters gradually subsided. The river
Eyer, into which the Tepl flows, is now a
vast lake. Several corpses have been seen
floating on the surface of the water, but it
is believed that there has been no loss of
life in Carlsbad itself.
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NO" said the merchant TO an applican
for place. Il don't know how can Civ
you work without discharging some one
You see the situation. hope2"
mo, sir" replied the applicant sadly; g.
don't see it.'-Munsey's Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-26

THAT suit doesn't fit you very well,
Chollie"
81 know it," returned Chollie, "but ]
cahn't help it. | sent my valet TO be meas
ured for me- and the beastly fellah's larger
than l. must weally get anothah man 4"
-New York Evening Sun.
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Sure cure-Preston's "Hed-Ake."


Mrs. Heysede-I say. Joshua. what's thet
light of thar
Farmer Heysede - Thet's the Boston
light, Maria.
Mrs. Heyse1e-Wal, wall them sailors
must be purity patient. I've seed it 90 on,
more'n twenty times, and they keep
a-Ightin' her up.-JournAl Of Education.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-26

Waxed paper, which is verv useful for
wrapping mp articles that are 70 be kept
dry and no, exposed 20 the air. may be pre-
pared f-cn tissue paper. inciose piece
OF Wax OF paraGIu iu a piece OF mu>lia, iay
the paper on not, fat surface. rub II WITH
the wax, and - u uaelts spread II evsaiy
over the paper.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-26
RRITISA COINS.

LONDON, Nov. 55.-The Official Gazette
publishes government proclamation
calling in 10y March 1, all gold coins issued
prior TO the accession of Queen Victoria
TO the throne. After the date mentioned
such coins will not be legal tender.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-26
CouIda., keep ri. Eye eu Ii.

Doctor-A.lneut. may not be serious.
v0u know, b1t ia always vel % keer
your eve on them.
Bronsop-Bu: ooe can't always 90 tha,,
6Octor- Fer insts-ce. last mouth lad ?
-.0i' on -'c hack of nT u-cA--I-Zat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-26
A Pointer for CanVnssarR.

GentleInan-Why do you always be-
gin to beg on the top floor instead of be-
ginning at the first fioor2
Mendicant-Well, you see, if 1 begin
at the top floor and am thrown down a
fight of stairs can keep right on beg
ging on the'next fo0--TeIas Siftings.
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Black-I hear that our old friend Gay
boy has married Well, l suppose he
has settled down, and now is as true as
the needle to the pole?
White "a professor Of natural science)
Yes; with the customary allowance
for outside attraction, of course.-Low-
ell Citizen.
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Letting Him OF Easy.

Prisoner-I an an old man, your honor
SO on my last rthdAv. Be leoieBt With
me, sir.
The judge will Being s. years old
you have not long % live | therefore
make your term a. ii-h: & can Instead
Of ten years Won 80 ~- f-- '+fe.-Puck-
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Teacher ~ natural history class How
many species ot kangaroo are known g
exists
Bright Pupil-Tvo. Jss' n same 81
any other kind o cTitte--the ksr garoc
an the ksngArneoSter Chicago Tribune
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Don't get so hot. You sayhe's hbeled
you. but then you stop What did ne
say"
He said I talked like a book"
That's no libel"
But he specified the book. 1t was
McAliister 's.-New York Sun.
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Professor Bumptious-It has been truth
fully remarked that "a little learning is a
dangerous thing"
Sophomore (sctto voce)-Wonder if pro-
fessor realizes the peril he's inl-Boston
| Courier
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whsrs the Child Eats.

In comparatively few A-rsrican boulss
does the caStoIn prevail OF giving the chill
dren their meals apart from Jaeir parents.
Domestic arrangements wou.d be sadly
complicated wer" 10 common in the ordi-
aarY household, as j- Is 70 England. &C