A Farce.
by the Author of
“Thirty Minutes for Refreshments,” “Sylvia’s Soldier,” “Once on a
Time,” “Down by the Sea,” “Bread on the Waters,” “The Last Loaf,”
“Stand by the Flag,” “The Tempter,” “A Drop too Much,” “We’re All
Teetotallers,” “A Little More Cider,” “Wanted, a Male Cook,” “A Sea
of Troubles,” “Freedom of the Press,” “A Close Shave,” “The Great
Elixir,” “The Man with the Demijohn,” “New Brooms Sweep Clean,” “Humors
of the Strike,” “My Uncle, the Captain,” “The Greatest Plague in
Life,” “No Cure, No Pay,” “The Grecian Bend,” “The War of the Roses,”
“Lightheart’s Pilgrimage,” “The Sculptor’s Triumph,” “Too Late for
the Train,” “Snow-Bound,” “The Peddler of Very Nice,” “Bonbons,”
“Capuletta,” “An Original Idea,” &c., &c., &c.
Boston:
Lee and Shepard, 149 Washington St.
Charles H. Spencer, 2 Hamilton Place.
Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1871,
by George M. Baker,
In the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington.
Stereotyped at the Boston Stereotype Foundry,
No. 19 Spring Lane.