MANS ADVANTAGES.
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A man may say what he likes Of his neigh
boIs, without being called gossip,


He can enjoy a cigar after dinner, while his
wife is washing the dishes. A.


He can 60 on a bust and spend that dol
lar, and his wife may 60 without the dry
goods


He can 60 into the street without being sus-
pected OF spinning street yarn.


ne can brandy his face if TOO pale. and
gin it if too red.


He can 60 to war and escape .Caudleiz-
ing, rag sgt4'IE .IIG.I


He can get the dyspepsia if tso thick, and
drink porter and eat chicken fxers' il too
thin. W.T. @ sa.s 6 M
He can eat, drink, and be merry, and then
60 home and blow up his wife for being 50
expensive (p aea


And he can run in debt and then run away,
getting rid Of his wife and his debts al the same
time. ,a.sa m m