Harper's Round Table, October 1, 1895 Part 14

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[Ill.u.s.tration: HOP LEE AND HIS FAITHFUL MULE--AN EXCITING SCENE AT THE HOANG-HO FERRY.]

JOHNNY'S IDEA OF A JOKE.

"Pa," said Johnny, as he watched his father filling cartridges for his shot-gun, "wouldn't it be a joke to load one of those cartridges with quinine pills and shoot a bear with 'em."

AN ERROR SOMEWHERE.

My pa says if I don't keep still Some time, I won't get strong; But when I watch the moving sea, And think how strong the waters be, I sort of think he's wrong.

EXPLAINED.

"Why, Howard, child, how did you cut your lip that way?" cried Mrs. B.

"Playing," said Howard. "I was playing I was a goat, an' I tried to eat a tomatter can."

BOBBIE'S COMPLIMENT.