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The Spelling Class..

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Parent Issue
Day
17
Month
September
Year
1884
Copyright
Public Domain
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Únele sam - President. Jimmy Blatne, with au eye on tlie recoid - P-r-e-c pree, e, prece, d-e-n-t, dent, precedent. Grover Cleveland, watchlng George WMiam Curtis, who is shaking hla heud and working his tnoutk very fast, holds up his hand. Uncle Sam - Wellf Cleveland - confused betwecn the inarticulate mouthings of Curtis and the slate wliich Oarl öchurz holds up with "$200 a night, in atnawc rtllct;r,M writtctl OM it, at length eatehes John Kejly's cye gbulag flei'cely at him and ventures - P-r-i-z, priz. Kelly excitedly- If ye "playze taycher, ould Tilden's teilin'. Uncle Sam- Catchins sight of Tilden standing on a barrel with his head in at the window - What, you liere? I thought you were confined to your home witli an attack of cholera morbus, brought on by eating sour ajiples. Next! Beimy Butler, the most impudent boy in the class - Just hold on, wil] you, till I hear how .Cleveland was going'to spell it. Uncle Sam - St. John, what are you snapping your fingers tor? St. John, a new boy - Mease may I go for a bucket of water? Uncle Sam walks back to Blaine's desk and hands him something which very much resembles a persiruinon. Blaine offers Logan a bite. Chorus of whispers frotn the Independent corner - Gimme a bite! You know me, Jim ! Gimme the core?

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Ann Arbor Courier
Old News