Life, 1894-11-08 · page 13 of 14
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“What did you study at the University ?” “We had ten lectures on Materia Medica, ten on Physiology, ten on Anatomy, ten on Pathol- ogy, and the professors vivisected" some three hundred dogs for our entertainment.” “Mustapha, did you ever see the woman's daughter ? “I have, your sublime highness.” “Was she as beautiful as the woman hath said ?” “Yes, truly, your high- ness.” “Allah knows that beautiful girls are none too plenty so, slave, you shall be punished not only for decreasing their num- ber but for pretending to know how to heal when you have learned only how to kill, Mustapha!” “ Here, proprietor of all knowledge.” “Do you go to this man’s house and seize all the medicines and instru- ments therein. Then let him be put on a platform in the public square, and each day let him be given a generous portion of his own medicine and let each of his instruments in turn be tried upon him. If by any chance he shall sur- vive this, then let him be’ publicly bow-strung.”” “Tkiss the dust of your sublime feet, oh creator of justice,” said the woman. RSH TaN THEY GOT UP. McManus: GoOD MORNIN’, SOK. CAN ME AN’ CLINCHY GO UP ON YURE ROOF AN’ SEE TH’ ORANGEMIN’S PERCISSION GO BY ? Slattery: PUY DON'T YEZ GO T’ TI PLACE PHERE YEZ BUYS YURE DRINKS? MeManus: SURE YURE CHIMNEY HAS DOUBLE TH’ BRICKS IN IT, SOR, “ Allah Kebur—God is great!” remarked the Cadi, as he THE ELEGANT. retired to his harem. ‘ Mahomet is the Most High Prophet LUBBERLY : Come to lunch with me, old man. and I am the only original Cadi from Cadiville.” Afefcalfe. STUFFER: Sorry. But I've been invited to a very RUDER: Mr. and Mrs. Greenleaf are very happy now. THICKHEAD: Indeed? Is it a boy? BRUDER: Of course not. swell dinner. CLUBBERLY: What! At noon? : i STUFFER: Yes. It’s over in Brooklyn, It's a divorce. ’ IS strangely appropriate that when a Miss becomes a M°* chickens have no hereafter because they have Mrs., it is merely a qi uestion of changing zs to 7. their necks twirled in this. comicbooks.com