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The doctor told him to take a pickle just before going to- bed if lie could keep it on jus stomach. Next day he told the doctor it rolled off when he turned over. In the Country.—Landlord, you said there were donkeys for all strangers who wished to ascend the mountain, and I can only sec two.” “Wait a moment, sir. When more tourists come there will be more donkeys.” “I advertised that the poor would ba welcome in this church,” said the minister; “and after inspecting the collection I see that they have coine.”
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Evening Star, Issue 20346, 30 November 1929, Page 29
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