. Penman's Art Journal and Penman's Gazette. g systems and stenograph —whatsthat? Hold your tongue, sir! Type-writing, any machine; commercial geog-raphy, civics, ethics of business,—shut upor ril break your head!—special Englishdepartment, &e., &c. Long and shortterms, with or without music, vocal andinstrumental. Pupils may enter whenthey please, study what they please, andleave when they please; with the full Wnlly B-f,r and rcadc.) i*unkinvillewild with excitement! Men, women andchildren actually fight their way to ourbargain counters—which goes faster,clothes-pins or bitters ?— Truck-load


. Penman's Art Journal and Penman's Gazette. g systems and stenograph —whatsthat? Hold your tongue, sir! Type-writing, any machine; commercial geog-raphy, civics, ethics of business,—shut upor ril break your head!—special Englishdepartment, &e., &c. Long and shortterms, with or without music, vocal andinstrumental. Pupils may enter whenthey please, study what they please, andleave when they please; with the full Wnlly B-f,r and rcadc.) i*unkinvillewild with excitement! Men, women andchildren actually fight their way to ourbargain counters—which goes faster,clothes-pins or bitters ?— Truck-loads oftine goods literally given away /?. M.—How dare you, you insolent Prof. — Large cor[>s of affable clerks—One-eyed Bill sitting on a soap-box,playing a mouth-harp.—Many timesthe largest and best-selected stock everlirought to ^ B. jr.—This is outrageous! /Vw/.—Must have had a pull at the bit-ters before you came over—hey, old croco-dile( Better mind. Your corps ofaffable clerks told me while he was saw-. Fancy Card Design by M. H. Moore, Monjav, Ky. of receiving an elegant diplomaand a fine posi— Pro/. —(Rising and spitting on hishands suggestively.)—Sir, you carry thistoo far. B. if.—(Astonished.)—What! Do youmean to defy — Pro/.—Just get out of this W. P. A. B. U. pretty lively, you cross-eyedold hyena, or Ill kick you out B. M.—I am amazed Prof.—O, none of that shenanegan, yousuperannuated hypocrite. Wasnt it youthat yanked me out of the train beforeit had stopped and wheedled me into buy-ing your second-hand ramshackle chairs ?(Kicks a hole in the seat of one B. M. hasjust vacated, while latter retires to right.) ing wood in front of the mammoth em-porium last week that the last time youfailed was because a rat gnawed throughthe candle box one night and eat up the B. M.—Scandalous ! You shall dearlypay for this atrocious libel on Punkin-villes business men and— Prof.—Crack your whip, old business


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