KIBBLINGS.
A llttlo nnnsenae row And then. Jb relished by th* wistti mei>.
A WOMAN'S POCKET. Just where it is one never knowe — Beneath the folds it never shows, Above, below, bofore, behind, A puzzle to tho human mind ! Man nevfer know 3 his helplessness TJniil he tries in woman's dress
To find the pocket. 'Twas sooner found in early days Before thoy had tho polonaise 1 Dreßsniaker9 now nre soro perplexed To know just where to hide it next ! In these hard times of scanty purse 'Tif> hard to find tho dress — but worso
To find the pocket. A fact by husbands too well known, She finds his pocket, while her own Is so concealed about her dress It long since lost its usefulness. Sbe bears her purae now in hor hand Because she never cm command That hidden pocket.
*' Why. boy, how is it you are so short for yonr age?" " I'm co busy, I hain't time to grow," tho youth replied.
" Here, Freddy, there's a nice book about si eood, kind missionary, who waa killed by the wicked swages." " Thanks, mamma. Dj you have to read far before they kill him."
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8756, 18 April 1890, Page 4
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194KIBBLINGS. Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 8756, 18 April 1890, Page 4
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