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'Iil'dl' : ill;,. is and deeds. stl'iv: t.» xilll out :l' '\ ien' lll'llg'allly.'I gg'lr rich men as \vl as vulgar poor lllell.

Being poor is not of itsrlf a disqualifica— tion far being a. gentleman. To be a gentleman is to be elevated above others in scntimellt rather tllall situation: and the poor man, with an enlarged and pure nlilld, lllay.be happier, too, than his rich neighbor witllout tllis elevation. Let the former only look at Nature with an en- lightenenll mind, “ a nlilld that. can see

and adore tlle creator ill his works. cant

consider them as demonstrations of his power, his wisdom, his goodness, and his truth; tllis nlan is greater as well as happier ill his poverty, than the other ill his riches. The olle is bllt little higher than the beast, tlle other but little lower tllall the angels."

chzv'rv Max. — Your jauniy mall wears his hat a little on one. side, and cultivates a rakish appearance generally. 11' a handsome woman passes Ililn he throws at her, over his slloulder, a glance which he intends to be at once careless and killing, but which is simply pert alld presuminW. Jannty men often amble along tllc fashionable promenade in paris. They delight in vivid tints, and indulge, if llature has been propitious to tllcm ill tile matter of hair, ill a good deal of wille whisker; and, if their teeth are good.show them frequently. Thejaunty man looks as if he thought his “ mission" ill life, was to make an impression, es- pecially upon the ladies; and when they smile at him he supposes them to be smiling on him. So he goes on his dap- per way rejolcing—a much deluded in- dividual.

A Goon W.\n-Honsn.—At a club- dinner with a. party of Nantucket people not long ago, one of the guests remarked that Nantucket horses were celebrated for theirgcn alworthlessness,imbccility, and slown He said that a citizen sold one to a cavalry oflicer during tile war, and warranted him to be a good war-horse. The soldier came back afterwards in a towering passion, and said he had beell swindled.—“ As how P" said the Nantllckcter.—“ \Vhy, there's not a bit nf‘go‘ in him; and yet you warranted him as a good war-horse."— “ Yes, Idid, and by George! he is a good war-horse ; he'd soonerdic than run 1"

A Gentleman, fond of using high-flown language, sonledlnes makes very laugha- blc lllistakcs. llo had the honor of pre- siding at a. Sunday-school celebration, and, after one of the speeches, he all- dressed the audience, telling them that they would now have some vocal music on the brass balld 1"

“'hell Theodore Hook was asked for a donation to the Society for Conversion of the Jews, he returned :ln answer that he had no money to give away; bllt if they sent him a Jew, he would try and convert him. This was not quite what the So- ciety required, and l'Iook never llcarll from them again.

'I'lll; Cocllsl: or Tact: Lava—A sporting young lady says :— -“ If the course of true love never does run smooth, wlly don't they water it, anll roll it regu- larly so many hours a day, until they could get the. coarse so smooth that a donkey could run upon it.

A Curatc having been reprimanded by his bishop for attending a ball, the forlner replied, “ My lord, I wore a mask."— “ Oh, well," said the bishop, “ that pllts a new face on tile affair." v

A little fellow going t0;.(‘.l1111‘Cl1 for the first time, where the pews were very high, was asked, on coming out, what he did in church, when he replied, “ I went into a cupboard, and took a seat on the shelf.”

“ \Vhat is that dog barking at i” asked a fop, whose boots were more polished than his idcas.——“ “'hy," sail'. the by- stander," he sees another puppy lll your boots.

“ Ah, John, since you have been to town the donkey died without any notice whatever." — “ Gracious mercy !" ex- claimed John, “ how fast we are passing away."

‘t-My name,” said a. gentleman, “ is composed of coma letters ; but take the first two away, and there will remain eight." His name was Speight.

“ \Vhat letter of the alphabet would be ofmore service to a deaf woman than a patent car-trumpet ?-——'I‘hc letter a, be- cause it would make her ear hear. '

“ \thrc are you going E” ssid Selwyn to an acquaintance. “ To Ice a friend." 21-“ Well, I'll go with you, for I never saw one yet."

Feelings come and go like light troops following the victory oftllc present ; but principles, like troops of tho line, are undisturbed and stand fast.

A country dentist advertises that he “ spares no pains" to render the opera- tions satisfactory.

A Man got so deep into debt that not ono of his creditors was able to see him for months.

The bee and the butterfly are both busy bodies, but they are differently cul- ployed.

\thn is it difficult to get onc's watch out of ouc's pocket ?——\\'hen it‘s (S)licl(- in: there.

The law is a pretty bird, and has cbarnlingnviugs. I’ity it has so terrible a bill.

He who turns spy for pleasure, would not sticklo to turn hangmall for business.

Why is the letter 'I‘ like your nose ?—- Because it goes before you (1’).

A lew ltI-tanlNo.-~<l7ncasy lies the, head that lacks a crown.

Taking babies to church is rightly

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——"I have brill lulalill‘; twenty-two v ‘. The first four years 1 was unml ‘llL‘tl. I began farmng with 2-31) acres, ill the lilac (fr-ass region. I handled cattle, hogs, sheep, nlld horses ——prilleipally the first two named—and lived I thought tolerany economically, spent none of the money for tobacco, never spent a cent for dissipating in any way; and yet at the end of four years [had made little or no clear money. I i then married a younglady eighteen years 'of age—one who never had done any house-work or work of any kind, except making a portion of her own clothes. She had never made a shirt, drawers, 111m“. 0! waistcoat, or even sewed a stitch 0“ O'CUilt; ilml yet before we had been lnarrlcd a year she had made for me every one of the articles of clothing named, alld knit numbers of pairs of socks for ale—yes, amt mended divers articles for me, not excepting an old hat or two. She had also lnade butter, sold eggs, chickens, and other fowls, and vegetables, to the amount of 8600 in cash, at the end of the year ; whereas, during the four years that I was single, I never had sold fivo cents worth, besides making llle purely happy and contented with and at my own home. And as to looking money, we have made money clear of expenses every year since we were married, in everything that we have undertaken on the farm, and she has nlade from 8350 to $500 every year except one, during the time, sclling butter, eggs, lllld marketing ofdifl'erent kinds. My yearly expenses for fine clothing, &c., before I was mar— ried were more than my yearly expenses were after I was married combined with the expenses of my wife and children, and our farm has increased from 250 to 650 acres; and I believe that if 1 had not married it would have increased but little, ifan '; and l have never been ab- sent from home six nights when my wife was at our home, since we were married, and her cheeks kiss as sweetly to me as they did the morning after I was married.”

l‘orxrs or A Goon selecting amilker,look well to the lldder, Before milking, it should be wide and broad, not hanging,' down like a sack ; and hard and shiny, nearly destitute of hair, and what there is should be fille, short, and bright. After milking, the udder should be soft, and apparently a skill bag. If, after milking, the udder is hard alld full, it shows that it is flesh, not milk, that distcnlls it,

FEED FUR Cuws.—\\'cll-saved clover hay is thought to be the best forage for milcll cows; and badly-saved, dried up, dusty clover buy, the worst. A Maine dairyman says that his cows never gave so much milk from any kind of feed as with a mixture of cats alld potatoes. Potatoes alone increase the quantity of milk at the expense of the quality, but the addition of cats improves thequality. A IIIXT. — Those who would keep their waggons and carriages in good order, should place a wrench on every nllt at least once amontll. This will save nuts, save bolts, alld preventrattlillg and wear and tear. There is a great deal depending upon looking after the running gears of vehicles as well as the harness. For want of a little attention, accidents have happened and damage been sus- tained ; therefore take a hint.

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