AccojiMODATiNa.—Lady—"Before I engage you I should like to know what your religion is." Cook—"Oh, ma'am, I always feel it my duty to be of the same religion as the family I'm in." An exchange says : —" It was a thunderstorm that made Beranger a poet, a another's kiss made West a painter, and it takes a salary of 4dol. per week to make sa journalist." OKJKEASONABLE EXPECTATION.—-An eX--cited railway man, who shouts into the <e*r« the came of the station, and who hcara a great deal of complaint because £he names are called indistinctly, wants to know if the public .expects tenors for 40dol. a month.
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Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 1892, 26 January 1875, Page 2
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