Life — September 17, 1891 — page 13: what you’re looking at

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NEVER JUOGE BY APPEARANCES. The Summer Boarder: UATTLY Noy, swim, Is THE WATER VERY DEEP? The Boy: AW: ONLY UP TER ME NECK “OEE THUS MAKES ME PEEL YOUNG AGAIN.” “LITTLE BOY, WHY DIDNT YOU TELL. ME vou WERE HUILT LIKE A GIRAPRE A TERRIBLE TEMPTATION. Vorris: VMAVE JUST REEN DISCHARGED RY THE BANK, Miss Mary, FORK MAKING USE OF MY CONFIDENTIAL KNOWLEDGE OUTSIDE OF THE BANK. “How was THAT?” “TL PROPOSED TO A HEAVY DEPOSITOR, AND WAS ACCERTED.” HE thing Lire most admi high-bred modesty. The reti women and children thrust themse! in the Harrison family is its ¢ way in which its men, on the public notice indi- cates an innate refinement and delicacy comparable to nothing but the bashfulness of an experienced book agent. ‘The genial way with which they use government property nce is also a re- cle of the United asury Department slapping the face sight. The spe of Collector Fassett so that a couple of obscure women might be glorified in the eyes of their {cllow-passengers, impresses one foreibly with the dignity of our government under the Harrison régéme. ‘The protoplasmic atom that happens to be the President's son seems to have inherited the family modesty and good taste in their most virulent form and rarely misses a chance to display them. All of which goes to show the advantages of a Republican form of government. Just fancy Russell Harrison possessed of the right of inheritance to the Presidency ! comicbooks.com