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OF WI y j \ b eon rta? ihe motley month of sand tears i \ Wit shambling ¢a jot? ome ri pied with rly And eager eves a H ‘ weer ; w And backward k tears { W Ready, wi any a furtis : baa The wavy ek | Vaste ath t \ ( } And send 1 t rr ar } ' Strange nothings to 1 ‘ And laughter mt ine doth ring l er s ret \ i a And from the y ge sche 8 Ge W Ale \ Wail § ilat The Pear ! Throw a mel tha The grassy lawns are all aglow nay bring yment W } t and wy ~ rent s¥ And cewslips tha Ay W in a meeting of Chicag A 1 key Whetl ts how ne of them argued their immense politica power ‘ beoquse ail the politicians frequent Vatin th ls hard by the town iking places Where munching cattle rest oe : . : . Thought for a school boy's theme—Leauty The meadow-iark, at of] vn nd bash! f ; rt And saffron-color:od vest, 5 - ec i Velest maiven ig admired lor hb eer From topmost bouglof some tall t it is estimased that it takes a domesticated His vernal song doth pour fiy a twosbillionth part of a second to wink Piping his little tur « of glee while an industrious musquito can do it in Agairat the Way's roa one-tenth of that time Correct s ted The robin from the orchard sings Dried tongue,’ was the answe: whi ba The joy screams f;oin the copse, minister, just going out to ‘exchat ve she jac oa oe pats Oe some » who asked bim what he had in 2 his » ont tree tor Among the sp: tree tops carpet-bag — which nlaimed seve se! * ‘ ous And hark! the distant campanile Rings outa merr: chime, snore ea Bipot. Page | mri c pretty g Saluting with its bells of steei prompsu mars Peers © Maker th wrong Ad t

The festive Easter-time single wher there was n

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how crimmally wrong are the eld bachelors ve it. and he not say unto them,Such A cattle king " "aE R © OF WO V : ' ve it, and will he not say unto them,Such THE RIGHTS OF W MB! with the world full of pretty ¢ were the men whom thou gloriest in being head of cattle, 20,000 = ad of sheep, and 10, 7 ml Measured by th: stand f gs, id ed from? ; head of horses. He owns 220,000 acres of Yes, injured woman ! rise, assert thy right! intellectua progress is 4s the shadow w 5s the substance | Mae Womeu! too long degraded, scorned, op- pared to advafice in | so true honour a feth upon virtue A Western editor apolig rizes for the deti~ prest ; love fhe lowest im x > i i tH ae hiht of B ency f the first edition of his paper by © bern to rule in partial! law’s despite the dullest and most ignorant most | : ce rpolage rary OF life | 3 saying he was detained at home by a second Resume thy native empire o'er the breast. hwnfeeling « and the hichest is not the cleve ness, nor believe thou that hazard of life sion in hia feos ‘ " estar most leerned, but ho has the | #lonercan pay the price of if; itis not to Ue A 7 mene Go forth arrayed in panoply divine warmest sympathie faction that it is due, but to the manner of ; you uns mag lla op said to have com- ,0 forth arrayeu it . i 7 Warr s atinies Z mit vicide recently b Nitiinet Field. That angel pureness which aUIMits ng ri. 8 : j : - | perforining tt ted su f ntly by d it FasChy trix oo Be not stingy k words and 8 2 de ail i to the guiding the helm }/98 @ ma@ilinto his head. Whata blockhead a for } , nt . Ai are i! t eS PuIdIng iw flesah acis for such are grant whose | : ; Go, bid prowd Man his boasted rule FesgD, | fume w gladden t! i park a “ { state, neilher are armies to be c mmanded 4 A Peunsylvania town has produced a no And kiss the golden :epire of thy reiga, a ie whe ot sins by every one; do well in that which is com- | velly in the shape of a hen’s egg, having a ; i i receive sem hd + Fr ’ : A tissle. a ape a Dlikted to thy charge, aud praise shall remain.! well developed snake inside the shell. So giodk of i ice, Coluect Lhy gtor A Uftie Aimerican oO a ist com re " Go, gird thyself with ¢ ce ce te .e Jeg e ; ’ ad ee ia ets fall ve upon thee Portraits of living personages are not to be | } Of bright artillery glancing from afar menced reading newspapers, asked Bis futler : ; . ° ’ ; if the nar f Say not that diffienities must be conquered, | inscribed hereafter on United States bonds Soft, melting tones thy ndering cannon’s the word*Hon,' prefixed to the name of a y : ve Nee or . member of Gongress, meant «honest and thatdanger ust bein the way to re-{ netes and securities . he w in who is chaste, is she not 1 Aveo ‘ , Blushes and fears thy magaz of war The Californians have been telling us for "?¥" iy rl a fe : i. : a In Australia, asin California, gold mines | many years that Donner Lake on the Sierra eagap to] c a - ad ae a » being discovered almost as rich as those Thy rights are empire, urge uo meaner) yoyey 3 was: fathom! ea OM tow they ee which tempted the pioneers a quarter of a ciaim, fc id b sail ver il. and | a the thirst of fame is violent; the desire of | century-ago. ’ ined an f debated, lost A au - =" oe ae os tk i snl! Such eatin 2 ther . ie Pelt, not defined, and Jebate "i I ost ‘ai | | oat dept! th i 200 feet honour is powerful, and he who gave them to Au exchange announces a death in high

; spa vate whict Gi t us. @ e ther or great p ose ty eS . :

Like sacr d mysteries 1 with! l ‘The petit ine town in fowa wanted a{ U9 ga%e them for great purposes life in this fashion: + The Dowager Duchess fame, ila sat, | flouring mill,and finally they got it; and When desperate actions are necessary to | of Richmond is dead. She led an unevent-

Shunning discussion, are revered the most. hey are very anxious to have a bank esta! the public, when livas are to be exposed | ful life, and was passionately fond of boiled

Try all that wit and art suggest to bend lished So that they can b w money to buy | (9F | 8 seta * any what can add salmor Of thy mperial fue the stubborn knee, fl Nothing xe Uf ng eve g 7) fishin An lowa judge has decided that a‘ feller Make treacherons man (thy sub ect, not thy handy Is it not there ae that d& ight can wink ata gaiin pg school without 7 } Ci i6 ante ‘ ’ . af Ga thle. ‘FE ds in a ey a ' friend. | “A Georgia paper tells us of an attempt by the neble mind | have de. | laying himself liable to a breac h of promise Thou may'’st comman:!, but never can’st | a powerful eagle t urry off a girl 14 years t men but alas the Spit ug School season has be free old It says that-the bird lifted her from [s it not beter men should say, Why hath | closed ' } several times and carried her | no/ this man a statue, than they should ask A Kentucky breach of promise suit where- Awe the liceniious, and restrain the rude; anon Ra Sk gae anveraiy w why he Aath one in ferty thousand dolla wore Claimed: 3 B aan = a ie eerieoueee, oy, ita} site | 1 talons, her sides and arms The ambitious will always be first in the ) been settled for thirteen dollars and a mule

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‘teens a tn whos the aah allow. | being terribly laeerated row; he presseth forward, he looketh not | Which is just al the igure the jury would

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. ‘VOSeras OH, wh It was the policy of the g snties } behind him’ more anguish hath he in his nave FeTarned.

But hope not, courted ido! of mankind, man to make his chil wee n oe ul at hom W&S | soul to see one before him, than jo¥ to leaye A custom house oMicer in San Francisco

' the he in ! ‘ } : : } ing . } }

On this proud eminence secure to stay : ee “eehe tast pl teak the [I value | thous is at a distar having casually mentioned that there was a

h¢ ' Ss . us ymesfeelir g e i . a um Shae Subduing and subdued, thou soon shalt ov rein a ae rhe » root of ambition is in every man, but | ~?* { sma pox next door to him, was find eg parent cab Lesiow.— Weal ey epr a te crag ame | promptly given a six week's vacation, to his

Thy coldness sofien and thy pride give : > te ae jet 1 its growtl in some; im many, thodesty | §F@4t sausiacuion

way If thete is’adything which wilia essar | suppresseth i ft is observed that certain politicians were : iy agitate a person, il is pas cr i , rc I 1 blood-suckers, and got some iod rhen, then, abandon each ambitious thought, | crowd of small bovs who : ce Ambit 1 3 ciuteea a igceia an hea g° :

. sla . « yiv : ¢ . the tir With the fles! ind the las . . wg

Conquest or rule thy heart shall feebly | snow:balls under each arm : i sd the Aleaatubine bites out of them, and sucked their blood.

move >, . M4 Me ee aie 4 As Swift s

in nature's «¢ by her soft maxims I ressing for an Ause er! air Dams: Ambition is an honour to thy nature wh: n a ey aes

ree : putting on new gloves—Tvo tight? Ob x = } _.. ‘ So naluralists observe, a fle taugh 7 & . worthily employed; when thou directest it to he ? a ilea

Thet seperate ‘Hbht'd ord: lost uty auntie, Mot at all—besides [ like thema lit. . # paaees it shaelicaae aera Has smaller Meas that on him prey ;

hat seperate right ¢are lostin mut aly i” wrong purposes, it shameth an Stroyeth : ; } ewe ie gt! .Troubl: some rothe: a Feels S| heb And these have smaller still to bite ‘em: "4 We path eel if x nehody w aS squeezing her hand } And so proceed @ iin finiium ' rs. Barbauld ye see, Auntie in the breast of the traitor ambition eae === ——— |“ ‘ ‘red; hypoeras\ leth the face under A North Carolina editor thus writes : LITERATURE. 7 ine Toarny lida’td ¥ mamma, and ; it ead ‘ } furnishes |. ith wearied brain and fatigued limbs » wimming } oe ae oe ret" * ' a ah - }

g° 4 swimming, did he? ‘No, mamma isl blll, Reedait alo dde* Bukans ithe a : from the duties of 1 lv, as i“ bend over uri chtcdabed nde tenn. | dina wrowh aa the ret af the bove t auil what she a manuscript, the s nud soothing strains | THE ASHANTEES. Be ee pemvernnges | you said, anid The serpent loseth not } of music, such as ¢ Johnson’s band ean |

ae idn’t disobey yor An mmy net ee ae th of a : make, fall upon ou and lbe revivifying . , s » leiis *S +s he,? No ma; | wo i regen ae” haa ! 7 fluence is as thouevh some ric wand /

{From a late English paper.) nt tell a for all the wa ‘Thea } broken, thoug the s Si, apnea Or - eT ee eee

er } does i mmy happen io have on Ju ta pity 1 his state, and he will|" |

The women are much handsomer and | prow ‘S$ sbirt® That’conan ih) ie . te wthee his spirit; warm him in thybosom A Mis ”s ppl paper proposes this motto fer more coquettish than in any other parts ef) much for Tommy | he will reguite thee with death ne ¢ tab i Africa, some of them being really beautiful —_——————0 + am oo I { th Virtua * Corn and Economy,

’ vs saveraeas Gosia ol log and U ' In many instapces they have regular Grecian DICKENS LOVE OF APPLAUSE AND f ge i Hog and Hominy features and figures of the vreatest symme- MONE) ami n aimeth after. Vid you ex e this tustrument without wieeaeta ee oo al ; f | \ f| fear of compulsion from ur husband?’

i si illia a = | The uw ant that D + é i weak 7 4 , Ue ouspand =

try, and their movements are even more : t it his io heha . - blandly asked t fudged Fear! compu! graceful than those of their civilized sisters, | 'O] *2!'Mg ip tue least cegree, the prospect | gh. jc I {| sion He : You den’t know me, es ie but nature: considering the diiference of retaining: the publoby readipg the older | be rewarded, judg

of trainiag. Their beads are shaved in gros} S°r!®s, and tasting By nearer and persona The higher the san ariseth, the | W How Patrick ses lo get over his tesque patterns, little tufts being Jef here | COMMct the pungency ot r applaus hl even $0 Mie greater the ¥ irt eS Vasari By proposing to bridg

. . : i ‘ * » | was fascinat > and aids eae H t covet praise; vet cannot .

and there until the scalp resembles an intri- | ee mee ee an eee 5 ols | avoid the reward of honours ee hol. aed p sugar house ore| a i : | pleasure in it s one of hon alist s 4 ‘ v . A l8dleés school ‘ s LaSF e) eate pattern. Their eves are soft and tender : A : : 5 i eo eae Englisty critics Glory, like a shadow, fleeth him who purs | kindred Institutions, inasmuch as both 1¢e- and the expression of their seuntenances is ays, isa liitie humiliating 4 man *!sueth it, but f weth at s of him | fine what is already sweet. usually pleasar t and cheer? For dress, | | great genius It is the mo so when he! who would fly from it; if am u deserveth it ily @ 1 theerfil. ‘ ee eeaenNNNNS they wear far less gorgeous garments than | | listened bo the chink of the guinea as well | eens pene yu hidest thyself, it will never fo . Sake thee. the men, the principal one buing a top-cloth | (to theimurmor of de! ight. Yet no man need- | Pursue tl ut whicl } ible, do that T H E f X A M | N E R ursu¢ thé Which is honourabie, do iat made of coarse silk. What clothes they de|¢d money more, nor might more rightfully which isr and the applause of shine own rt l | f ~F T * Ce Abt AM . ‘ : _ r 7 T Wear, however, are kept wonderfully clean, earn it. His family was very large, his es- | conscience will be more y to thee than the | IS NOW PUBLISHED IN and they themselves have also an abhorrence | #4» was costly, and his manner of living pro- | shouts of millions who know not thy deserts. | . : ' . ° Pa . > r ler present sme wit a | ni ” | ~y - ’ ef personal filthiness. They dance, with | fuse, Butthe reader presently sees with sor- setniaih cen aeamenen Measrs VW elsh & Owen 8 much elegan “a One evol on resembles row that, @s with his great pre lac essor, } ! Ind hablel Scott, the chief question gradual t healer tgevaie op we a of the mind of | T ° . . our oWn waltz ndeceancy is punishable by | VCVts. there fue m gracuauy ca 0 ti f the rk f : N y Br kB ld yur own icy is § ai aes be coat eee nne 1° | mam, is it not the study of the works of his! New Brick Building. stringent enactments, and in-ontinence isa | be how much money be could make out of real | heinous crime. A chief or Captain generally his genius And as with Scott, althong! To} 9 itt de ( " Kiar pave a large price for hie wile, and the poor | !2 4 smaller legree, the sum wa n 3 t ery ! tt Qrner need all {i treets. ‘ . ‘ ~ hie veeiines alos : 1s fevery thing that proveth this yen has als ise his helpmate. The By his readings alone Dickens made made ei ieahiate ' ‘ert he ' ie chief esr his w » \lease, but not | 162 lv a juarter of a million oliaa ne} ~ H net . BUSINESS OFFICE :— First floor ‘ Madrad thiweand ik dies : & every. moment tea UD 50) & ntil her family have refused leem her - | hwndred thousand of them between the ‘Ist | teas his life is one continued act of| fiyst door to the left. and in the same wavy he may pot her to dea of December and the Ist May in the 1 8 rer infidel f her family refuse to pay him 1 States. The physical labor and ey Cast ve towards tt ind @ ceria g f » } ty arries | ¢ f travel! g, and the ner: us exli I t the he L\ ans fuil of wonders? p 3 J j “ ving’s 2323 | the reading:, with the tremendon Casteth he down to the earth, and doth not| Attention’ 1s directed to our on @ ‘ Hirtetion 6 Ring's 3533 Pit e per aN: SRS TOMENEENS PECS, A | hia y win proclaim to him—Could less than | wives the result is th, but(he King hime; be woul whee See 1 ene the | Omai ace have formed me CLUB RATES. self is very ¥ ng io bestow n dozen or two) rest of his life, were enough t < iny While the planets perform their courses Dee, 8, 1873. of these ladies upon a warrior who has diss man During all his travels, |! the | wh the sun remaineth in its place; while ee tinguished himselfin batt! Should a wo- | later and and the earlier day, wher tn | the comet wandercth througl the liquid ; nan dislike her husband, her family “may | over to the Continent or course! a! t Ene. | 2m ra : re (arn ee its el Tobacco. ete, ” who but thy God, in, could have formed | onan i a : release her by paying him back the purchase-| land to find inspiration or seclus wan > What but miinite wisdenucenid have | 500 Bexes all kinds, choice — brards money, but the wite thus diverced must nat | citement, he constantly wrote th st s| appointed them their laws. | than en oat abe m| fe om we oe . . ic now be 1 red, marry again. If a wile has ne! heard of her! pions letters, fullof fun and sh: s and B { hor their splendour, yet c ARVELL EROS ' ' ri ot f Al tid PuOS: husband for tls years she nay take an-! fine fancy, nd walked miles and miles, and doth it not Lo! how rapid their Aug. 11, 1873 if 7 a4 ( t ‘ : om te he way a ’ ‘ ‘ other, and, ifthe first afterwar!s return, the | devised entertainments, and acted plays, and | Motion, yet not one in the way of : : é ther. 1 elaim of the second is super though the | presided at meetings and feasts, and made ee . CARDEN AND PLOWER SEEDS shiidren of the second marriage belong to | delightful ae and seemed to have al] Look duwn tpon pind e pe ‘th, and .vanelé be | + . tice Pxamimne eT yels, ifit jONOIG . rchan : may ft navn ri th -_ " a et itic id ma proae ’ “ the firei husband ind may pawned by the oceupation of a very ac and busy man what they contain; hath not wisdom .and SENT BY MAIL TO ALL PARTS OF THE ~ } } f lide ar af * “ himself if he so pleases. It is forbidden to| before considering the real busin ss in band | power ordained them all DOMINION. praise the beauly of another man’s wife—~a@) at the time. Such animal spirits as in his Who biddéth the grass to springup? Wh OUR CHROMO, law which has its sign ance, and shows’ earlier years were cettainly never known. | watereth it at due seasons? Behold the ox | By in e i. i tt I Fi i t ealouss the chief passion of savege | They bubbied about hin and overflowed all | croppethit; the horse and the sheep do they | ' e oris Ss, that jealousy is i Dy x ii “ey, . eng } it? ho i that pi et} euntt > DS bie, > natures. Should a man marr a Woman, Who came in contact with him. They affects | ” J upon i Ve eile A beautiful Parlor I icture, 17 = 22, h : very powerful, he does act | ed his style of writing 1 deapite’ the s t Fore: | is sent free to all who favor us with orders whose family are very | OF1U1, Ne GORS OF this style of ing, and despite the sa- |} tothe amount of Fiwe ° kill her if she prove unfaithful, but conteits | gacious Taine. the gave his deseriptions muc! Who giveth increase to the corn thou sow- |" — : ; cE ane Dollar ng : ie, r ' rot : a. fh st? and returneth itto thee a thousand| Send for CATALOGUE, which we mail himeelf with eulting. of her bose atid n~ | of there atngutar vitality ka power Edit- } foid | gratis to all who wish.

j hy to marry the most graded of | or’s Basy Chair, in Harper's Baz f il as i E |

pelling her marry inhi i, WM Bary 2aZar tor May. | Who ripeneth to thee the olive in ils time,

his slaves. There seems to be hut little re I Awcandis. \ I thee grape al though thou knowest Chase Bros. & Bowman, iLiy } } Mr j i - 5 , - } att : » .

gard paid to the female weaknesses which ; a samy ms : MUSKID. | not the cause of it? SEE DSM E N,

{ + ft fp | SYS the’ Daiiy News,’ is now the anost mys ‘i eR n are overlooked if fi v } , oe wT ee : ahs mee : i “ Can the meanest fly create itself, or couldst ee H 4 W A, ONT os RI }. ‘a women it found tstening \0.conversp- 4 a mew movement for the combination of st nas sulist thou have fashioned it ? Feb 16, 1874.—38m

: D ty, the culture officald 1} ——-— tion between her husbonm! and his male beauty end uti mr re nu Fhe beasts feel that they exist, yet they For Preservin guests, one of her ears is cit and # she | ‘es! cation of shor, and ever so many | wonder not atit; they rejoice ia;their life, ues . &- betray any of his secrets she fenuden of other ina purposes. Me has long chafed at | but ie +y know vs that it shall end h} HITE Su ‘ar, and Gran ilated Sazar, ta ' a Gad to Say these vices of civiliza- | 22 @mount of strength, nerve, patienee and | animal pe rformeth its course in suecession;| bere Is, jet the kind and quatity fr her lips. sad re Fe Sy eh | time wasted u 1 such unt es ek ne nor is there a loss of a species in a thousand | private families. e Sted upon such unproductive ane be : } ee . tion exists amon est these r . people, and : t pon such unprod A ind Un- | generations. | CARVELL BROS, the same evil which exists in - uropeat sos ornamental amusements as cricke boat- | as ? : ‘ ' a : ‘ Aone, it Lava if i ot! fi f een Thou who seest the whole no less admir- ie i ‘et ¢ he discovered in the same firm in | acing, and oll@t friyoloug and fashionable |...) 0 4 ' og we y me : fe . ls aslime tle pro} Uses that il wun ne rad an yao 7 pees Gad EOE eet 10 ws . - = - ony D—Male me ~*~ . fa Ss wvuracir 1! é C i a ! ne “Bri - thine eye i racing t rt er yr | Coomersc. OF allt Teo eee ain't ; ; thine ey than in tracing out thy Creator's | male, forthe ‘* Transmission of Life,” ous capita » who hare the most jiberty | SAtes, for instance Who aré now given up to | greatness ? or thy mind, than in examining | and the “ Physical Life of Woman, * both ere the King’s sisters. Not only ate they | os? exercises, showtd, instead of them, de- | such wonders. | by Dr. Napheys. Agent's profits, $150 to free s eir lovers for themselves, | Vole their superflusus time and streagth to Power and mer re i in their | $250 month, Testimonials from most " } ; € any unust handsome | the cause of industry and improvement. His rmation; justice an [ goodness shine forth | rn Divines, Physicians and Editors in at Se ey ee ee } ' f 1 ; i : ; in the provisions that is made tor hie ali} America, Immense sales everywhere. ae street. ane tenderly af- | tea, to begin withy is, and of under t nie { warriors im % reas, ates am ERE Dan "| are happy in their several ways, nor envieth | Send for Ter we and Circulars to C. W. fected by their appearance, ibey have butto | BFacuates should provide themselves with | | one the other. | MITCHELL. John, N. B r ‘ wf | | =. express such a des and 1 are obliged | spade, pick and shovel, and set towerk al} What is the study ef words, c mpared with | 488, 2.3 per ili to become their husbands, -Oflen infants | onee toclear the and beautify the country this? “Wherein is knowledge, bul in the PARK’S COTTON. WARP! are married to wn(@ats, in order mbine | about Hinksey, so as to transform it into qa} Study of nature? i ate be 4 two great fianles, an 1 itis said that the | neighborhood suited to the « loveliest town | Whne thou hast adored the fabrie, « nquire | WiTh, bLI E, RED, ORANGE AND GREEN, contracts thus masle are religion siy ratified | in England.” Fired by the eloquence of his | uta i Suse; know, the earth _ produceth No's 3's to 10° , ’ on ‘ | anewsl. Gft ei sated | nothing but may be of gocd to thee; are not | OS 08S 10 S. when the interesting uple reagh tserage | appeal, Sfty or sixty undersgraduates have, | -_ ca ar ; ; ; fi

} hev are capable of feeling le-grand® | we jearn, already enrolled them<elvesin tht food and raiment, an 1 the remedies for thy W ARRANTED to be FULL LENGTH

prancing ’ | band d M a ‘i ’ ndmeeives in Chis) diseases, all derived from the earth alone ? vend weight, STRONGER AND BET- ; and, anc s ri lf j hen his - ee er wwe onde age pcg ents win Bimnself is, when his} Who is wise then but he that knoweth | TBR in every respect than any. other Eng-

Look beyond the clouds, uever despair. health allows him, to join and iead them in} this? Who h ith understanding but he that | lish or American warp. :

The spoken word cannot again be swal- their generous work, We donot know how | contemplateth it? For the rest, whicheve rie Brew te ov IMITATIONS. ee is genn- lowed. their superfious energy could better be turn- | Science hath most utility ; whichever knows a yn “sy Rated = on the labels. For a : ' * ? } . , Pos 8 . e by Salers.

the aces of ur ladies who died within) « i ie ll a : ledge hath least vanily ; prefer these unto the | " “

phe ages o ed to-profit. Every lover oi his race must | | eatete J i Wat. PARKS & SON,

the past few months im Anpapolis Omani were 0%, 93 and 96, respectively. They | belonged to the Harris family—~—not the ol ahs rig so famous in history, but rusticus Garris, | Mere pastime. without! romance or mystery.—iir, Kxpress.

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hamentery secre’ary of the freasury, by Mr: | Disraeli, the prime minister of England, was | a newslhoy. less than 25 streets from » in the morning Ul! 8 at night | problems of civilized |ife; Presentiy be hada booth near the Strand, Rana then he had t assistants finally he! ‘*Twosweet pledges of affection! hitupon the idea of buying the exclusive | the nurse, addressing an right to se!) newspapers and other literatere | onthe stairs. “Ah, at the princi; @ raitroad stations in the Brit-| pared ish isles, and tat made his fortune. He has | cate.” been in parliament for fire years, and made |

fashionable movement,

employ

” sighed he, **

end Mr. Disraeli puts bim now thet is regaried as the stepping stone to promotion

will not be satisfied until they the fruit.”

cried anxious husband i was pre- for the pledge, but not for the dupli- 7

Sir Antheny Absolute was right when he the reputation of a good speaker and thigker, | said that ‘those who are so iatent upon | creatures, in @ place | turning over the leaves of the tree of evil |

of a Woman on earth,

veasionally have sighed over the frivolity | !

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rhich lime is wasted in the pursuit of | If Mr. Ruskin can only sues | }ceéd in making his new scheme of wthetic Witham Henry Smith, jest appointed pare} and utilitarian amusement a suce essful and ; he will have solved years so, on the | on Oo! the grandest and most perplexing |

have -tasted | form thee of the other, like unto the study of | | greeable lo take as the finest cordial,

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