Life — April 11, 1889 — page 19: what you’re looking at

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Retail Branch, 45 West St., Boston BEWARE OF IMITATIONS *CANTRELL & COCHRANE” DUBLIN & BELFAST. Street Car Driver: Me and that off horse has been working for the company for twelve years now. Passi ‘That so?) The company must think a great deal of you both. *+Wall, I dunno; last wake the two of us was taken sick, and they gc! a docther for the horse and docked me. Gid-up there now, Betsey."—7ribune. JONES (who ts canvassing the Borough): Oh, what very charming baby! I've a/tbays taken such an young children, A—how old is it? IF E (toith pride): Only just fourteen y! A-and is it your youngest ? —Punch, Cross-Examixinc Couxsti: Now, Mr. Brown, you say this Louis C, Brown is a distant relative of yours. MR. Brown : Yes. Cross-Ex <¢ COUNSEL: What relation is he? My brother. EXAMINING CO us he was a distant relative. MR, BROWN : So he is. At present he is in China. —London Fick-Me-Up. HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & C0.'S NEW BOOKS. Passe Rose. 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The island of Nantucket is off the track of the modern world. The people and their customs are very unlike those in any other part of the world— the ‘* off-island part,” as the Nantucketersare wont to call it. They know but little about the new-fangled manners and methods of modern social life. They follow the beaten paths of a century ago, live simple, thrifty, laborious lives, and furnish little business for the doctors. A visitor at an evening gathering on the island, not long since, tells how one lady, aged ninety- one, presided at the piano, and another, aged eighty-five, danced. ‘*And you may take my word for it,” adds the visitor, ‘* that the dancing was sure-enough dancing, if one might judge from the lady's snapping eyes, nervous speech, and de- cisive character. 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