A FABLE.

A Suffolk Sportsman, wandering out with his Gun to get what he could,

once brought down a Pigeon.

It was a fine Bird, and he popped it in a Pie and made a hearty Meal of

it.

And then he began to feel most horribly ill in his Stomach.

The Moral is that one should not eat German homers, for Evil

Communications Corrupt Good Digestions.

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"Who has not read the humorist W. W. Jacobs? who has not spent many

an enjoyable hour over his books, such as 'Three Men in a

boat'?"--_Timaru Herald._

Obviously the writer of the above paragraph.

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Illustration: NOTHING DOING.

IMPERIAL DACHSHUND. "HERE I'VE BEEN SITTING UP AND DOING TRICKS FOR THE

BEST PART OF SEVEN WEEKS, AND YOU TAKE NO MORE NOTICE OF ME THAN IF----"

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