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Title: Penman's Art Journal and Penman's Gazette
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: D. T. Ames
Contributing Library: The University of Scranton Weinberg Memorial Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation

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he*class. Hans.That means you are at the very foot ! 1, papa, howca - - ■■ _,j-e bovs in tl: Bldttei: John. said a New York school teacher toa boy who l^d come from the West, you mayparse the word town \ •Townis a noun, said Johnny, future Think again, the teacher interrupted. A noun couldnt be in the future tense. I dont know about towns out here. said•Tohnny stoutly, but half the towns where Icame fi-oui ai-e that way. JUST POR PVN, A most laborious task—Wheeling, Va. A letter is wiser than some people. It neverattempts to give information till after it hasl>een posteA.—Binghamton Republican. What has become of the old-fashioned manwho believes in a hell i—Alchinnon Otobe.Gone to verify his belief, probably. Awoman who favors equal suffrage wantsto know if it is a crime to be a woman. No, THE penm:ans leisure hour. When Business is Over Theres no Reason why we Penmen Shouldnt Have a Little Fun as Well as Oth Way of Having it. (Both Photo-Engraved.t er Folk, and this
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but it is not manly. We will say no more.—Boston Transcript. The coat-tAll flirtation is tbo latest. A wrinkled coat-tail, bearing dusty toe marks, I have spoken to your father. Servant : Whats yer Visitor here in the hall i Mrs. Joi this clock down , und axed them Young Miss Wilgus: Where are yougoing, papa/ Rev. Mr. Wilgus: To the tempeiaucemeeting. We intend to inaugurate a move-ment to save the young men of the coimtry. Young Miss Wilens : * Try and save a realnice one for me, will you papa, dear ?—Rrho-both Herald. Edward Bellamy has earned $16,000 by FIno Draulnif Paper. We call special attention to our new rolldrawing paper. We belie?e that there isnothing in the market at thf price that isits e(iuttl. This is iu roll 30 inches wide and of any length desired. It is speciallyadapted for flourisbing, pen drawing, en-grossing and all large specimen work. Wewill put up four yards of this paper on straw-board roll and send by express for $1, fortrial. We prefer not to send it by

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