Charles Lamb's Little Jokes.

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Common repute sets Charles Lam!

down : humorist, and often enoug!

as A

& reckless One. The world remem bers him asa Yorick, with bis “jibes. his gambols and his flishes of merriment.’ He made many enem'cs by these things uttered in se€a+00 tnd out of season, it his lifetim« snd I care say they otltend many grave persons 8&8 il But the fl ppa lcs of a i n oft genius ur rut vithout ‘ ‘ flavor of that u W h L wb Was travelins ! bstug ha with evident marks

oD n ofluenza a tellow travel

Ix ympathets ubly ‘7

ave a Ve bud cold, sir. Ljimb repli Well, its the b-b-best [’ve gl | Gar say that Old ventiemal! wi home and related bow he had met a very odd muo—all but uncivi!

heed tO the coach. [ homas Carly! as he has recorded, thought Lamb ver:

‘“ ill-mannered.”’ aud po wonder, if the

story be true of what took place on th cea ion of one of tho-e visits to Lamb at Eotield. Cariyle was watching th movements of a flock of ptgeons wit 80 iosity and Lamb inquired (we imayine with what gravity) Mr Carlyi ere you & p-p-p-pouilterer! agene ODDS AND ENDS

Four new postotlices have just been established in the U i States with the euphonious names of Pigys, Damps, Pulse and Malaria

A lotry editor spent a great dea

+ time io pedestrianism, saying

that that was the oaly way he could lpcrease His circuiatiol

= y-oo0’s wife doesnot write poetry Che frizhtful example that she has right in the family deters’ her from making the attempt

A Burliogton reporter asked an a°tress if she had ever suffered from stage fright. She replied that sbe

never had, except once when crossing the roces\ M pUuLtains, The s age Cime

Withia an ace of being tipped over a pree pice,

Farmer Keith, of Runnels county Texas, is noted for his big beard. It is said to be five feet tour inches

long, and 21 inches wide in its broadest part. dtisofa rich chestout and its owner, a prosperous

grower, is very proud of if.

color, sheep

An ingenious American grammariab thus the verb: * Buss, to kiss to Kiss avain; plus ibus, to kiss wilbout regard to number; sillybu-, to kiss hand instead of the lips; blun jerbus, kiss the

every

conjugates

reodus,

tne

lo wrohg person,

omoibus, to kiss in the

per “OD the dark.”

room: erebus, to kiss j

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