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INDEX.

Page INDEX.

INDEX.

  • My Watch—An Instructive Little Tale, 17

  • Political Economy, 21

  • The Jumping Frog, 28

  • Journalism in Tennessee, 44

  • Story of the Bad Little Boy, 51

  • Story of the Good Little Boy, 56

  • Two Poems—By Moore and Twain, 62

  • A Visit to Niagara, 63

  • Answers to Correspondents, 72

  • To Raise Poultry, 81

  • The Experiences of the McWilliamses with Membranous Croup, 85

  • My First Literary Venture, 93

  • How the Author was Sold in Newark, 96

  • The Office Bore, 98

  • Johnny Greer, 100

  • The Facts in the Case of the Great Beef Contract, 101

  • The Facts in the Case of George Fisher, Deceased, 109

  • Disgraceful Persecution of a Boy, 117

  • The Judge's “Spirited Woman,” 121

  • Information Wanted, 123

  • Some Fables for Good Old Boys and Girls, Part First, 126

  • Some Fables for Good Old Boys and Girls, Part Second, 137

  • Some Fables for Good Old Boys and Girls, Part Third, 144

  • The Facts Concerning the Late Senatorial Secretaryship, 149

  • A Fashion Item, 153

  • Riley—Newspaper Correspondent, 154

  • A Fine Old Man, 158

  • Science vs. Luck, 159

  • The Killing of Julius-Cæsar Localized, 162

  • An Item which the Editor himself could not understand, 167


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  • The Widow's Protest, 166

  • A Medleval Romance, 171

  • Petition Concerning Copyright, 179

  • After-Dinner Speech, 180

  • Lionizing Murderers, 182

  • A New Crime, 187

  • A Curious Dream, 192

  • A True Story Just as I Heard It, 202

  • Personal Habits of the Siamese Twins, 208

  • Speech at the Scottish Banquet at London, 213

  • A Ghost Story, 215

  • Legend of the Capitoline Venus, 222

  • Speech on Accident Insurance, 229

  • John Chinaman in New York, 231

  • How I once Edited an Agricultural Paper, 233

  • The Petrified Man, 239

  • My Bloody Massacre, 243

  • The Undertaker's Chat, 247

  • Concerning Chambermaids, 250

  • “After” Jenkins, 256

  • Aurelia's Unfortunate Young Man, 253

  • About Barbers, 257

  • “Party Chies” in Ireland, 262

  • The Facts Concerning the Recent Resignation, 264

  • History Repeats Itsely, 271

  • Honored as a Curiosity, 273

  • The Late Benjamin Franklin, 275

  • The “Blind Letter” Department, London P. O., 279

  • First Interview with Artemus Ward, 283

  • Cannibalism in the Cars, 287

  • The Scriptural Panoramist, 296

  • From “Hospital Days,” 299

  • Curing a Cold, 300

  • A Curious Pleasure Excursion, 306

  • Running for Governor, 311

  • A Mysterious Visit, 316