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... Indinnopolis reporter ealls the late unsuccessful printers' strike in that city a typographical blunder. A morning paper speaks of thieving in the outskirts, which may be interpreted, picking ladies' pockets. Why is it almost certain that Shakepere ...

PRESTON GREAT HORSE FAIR

... a capital horse for agri- cultural purposes, rising 6 years, at 180 guineas. TUESDAY.-This was the second, or practically speaking the first, day of the fair. On Monday night a large num- ber of horses, though of inferior quality, arrived, and something ...

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... VAEIETIE S. aIMS OF TIHOUGHIT. ADvicE.-Bc gainsled in disecolslC, attentive, and slow to speak. 13c not forvard to assign reasons to those Vho have no righit to asic. SILESwCE.-Silel1Ce alkoie is a powcrful wve apoln. An Arabic proverb says, Sile-ncc ...

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... but no men is ever discontented with the world if lie does his duty ill it. Who sedulously attends, pointedly a8ks, cablily -speaks, coolly answers, and ce'4's vwhen he has no more to say, is in possession of some of the best requisites of wan. Profanity ...

A NOVEL RAFFLE

... dressed it the height of fashion, to lend a charm to the occasion. She stood loaning gracefully against a show-case, never speaking a word or betraying the least emotion, or showing the slightest preference for any of the contestants, except- ing there ...

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... inspriring natural sight whisir a glazier carl contemplirte is the gleame of early, daty breaking tirronigir the windows a. Speaking of the newly-discovcreil r rock in maid-ocean, Spiner infers that it is thre rock in mid-oceani that sickerra so many people ...

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... started, and then suddenly dealt the corpse a blow on the head, exclaiming at the same time, When a man is dead, he should not speak. It was the last time they tri4to scare that shoemaker. ...

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... and virtues of infirmi- ties to which they arIC subjet. Speak kindly in tile uorninig; it Lightens tile cares of the dlay, and mallice tile household and eli its affairs move ?? SMOotliilY. Speak kindly at nighit, for it may be that, before dlawvo some ...

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... conversation, that will make you agreeable in all companies. It isecomnmon to sy VThat a liar w ill not be believed al- though he speak the truth. The converss of this pro. position is equally true, but more unfortussate-tflat a man who has gained a reputation ...

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... IT-One ?? lately, at at well- knuown aotreis's; performance in hise 'lHunchblacko, whelie she said, Clifford, Why don't you speak to mle ? one of the Rpectators replied, in an anuhible voice, 1Do, Clifford; I would if she'd talk to mc iii that way So ...

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... ;C for it is as old a, thue delugie, wimich, in may opicion, thilld more thams it eured. . c A quiniti old gentleman, in Speaking of ?? difl.1-reiit o. allotnuents of menl, by which some becoine useeful cirizeus, in, and othmers worthless vagrants, by ...

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... ; andi and absent man is, for thle tiae, without it. As nightiigales los's tost to sing neere en ceco, so does the heart -speak loudest near tones of music. We are too opt to mistake the echoingq of our own vanity for the admiration and applause of the( ...