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_ Manacua— Say, perfess; yer kin have to-morrer off, an* ait paid for it.” Paoresson Fanc—* W'ot, St. Patrick's day 2" Manacun-—" Yeo; I'd druther settle fer a day’s wages dan settle fer any ov yer anakes dat any Iriahman might take notion ter settle. See?” “Yes, friends; this is the absent-minded individual that made the remark in Grady's crowded saloon, that in his estimation St. Patrick was a myth.” ‘The first “harp™ that played to plenty of “greenbacks"” was badly “strung” for it. Par (ia convulsions" Py ear. Biddy! Oi'0l niver make an eatoire meal aff picl other day.” . COMMUONT 1897 BY THE JUDGE PUBLISKIRG COMPANY OF KEW YORK. Patrick's day of anny ST. PATRICK’S DAY IN THE MORNING. “ Pouceman—" ‘The manceuvres of the sevem»Bounderello brothers brought | tthe house down, St. Patrick's eve. for more wages 1" rr. Would yez moind runnin’ y recy wat! ane amon on St, Patrick aay but clear abslathe.” as ‘ ™ Seca Wiheims Ltho Co New York comicbooks.com