t His Mother Did, and Where She Went to--Cuffee
Triumphant--An Unexpected Smash--Demolition of The Hero.

NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

"We said of Doesticks' first work that it was a quaint teacher of
morality and a promoter of good works, we are ready to reiterate in
respect to this volume. There is not a vulgarity nor an indecency in
its pages, but clothed in unusual garb, the burden of its song is
morality, virtue, temperance, economy, patriotism. It rebukes
pretension, it scathes deception, it withers arrogance, it exposes
emptiness. Chapter IX.--What a Woman Did--is one of the best
arguments for national union to be found."--_Newark Daily
Advertiser._

"'Plu-ri-bus-tah' is a burlesque--broad almost beyond the scope of
the imagination."--_Charleston, S.C. Standard._

"Doesticks loves to indulge in a merry laugh at the expense of his
neighbors, as a good Christian is bound to do."--_New York Tribune._

"This is far the cleverest thing that Doesticks has done."--_N.Y.
Evening Post._

"It overflows with fun, and doctors should recommend it to all their
patients who may be troubled with the spleen. Every leaf contains a
sketch worthy of Punch."--_Boston Traveller._

"It is full of wit, sarcasm and fun. It is longer than Hiawatha,
broader than Hudibras, and deeper than Punch."--_Philadelphia Sun._

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[Illustration: DOESTICKS AND HIS FRIENDS.]

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THE GREAT AMERICAN WIT AND HUMORIST!

ORIGINAL VIEWS OF MEN AND THINGS.

BY Q.K. PHILANDER DOESTICKS, P.B.

_Fully Illustrated by the most eminent Artists, 12mo., bound in muslin,
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12,773 copies of this remarkable book, were sold in five days following
the day of publication; and from every part of the country the demand
still continues.

DOESTICKS:

WHAT HE SAYS.

This volume, abounding in mirth-provoking sketches of persons and
places, filled with humor, wit, and satire, convulses the reader with
laughter from the title-page to the close. In the language of an eminent
journalist, who speaks of the book:

"From the first word in the introduction to the last of the narrative,
Doesticks' book