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New Worcest
Real Estate fer Sale.

rh THE two story HOUSE and Lot corner Of Salem
Asz Il and MGfisoa Street. The House is nearly new
ana very conveDen arranged for miies With good
and lasting wafer aud every thing conveniently arranged
m ana about the house The Lot is large, well stock
ed With bearing Fruit Trees also Shrubbery and Plns
n b. Those wishing TO purchase pleasant and con-
venient place will do well to all and exsmne the above
premises, where the subscriber now lives
Also, one COTTAGE HOUSE and CT. Nc. 81 Salem
Stfeet, convenient Tor one or two tenem0Pts.
Also, WARREN'S BLOCK, situated or Mod son 81 /,
with four tenements
Also, BUILDING LOTS on Portland Gna P1ea,ant SIS.
u Inc above property will be sold low and liberal
terms. JOSEPH c. WARREN,
corner OF Salem and Madison street.
Worcester, July g. eodtf
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EACroRY TO LEFT.

<TN SPENCER, su table for Gotten or Wooden
tEN | Goods or other manufacturing or mechanical
,y nnrposes said FAC DRY is situated in the Centre
lage Of spencer, on never Ealing stream oil wafer
living sufficient power for operating go cotton looms and
preparation, than sufficient for ore sci wooien
machinery The b0dng SO by 80 Il. three stories and
ittic nearly and in trs>IAe order, with "a bres
wheel with main drums and belts. COnnecte ed with the
bt We is Dwelling House for two TenemenIs, and
seven Land.
Reference may be had TO WARREN BAKER, Worcester
JAMES DRAPER, ESQ., Of Spencer. Of The Subscribers IN
Warren, KNOWLES q SIBLEY.
lime IIy dwu
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FARM FOR SALE.

kzA HE subscriber offers for his Farm, situated
f.nAl about mile south OF Grafton centre, ain
= ing about 65 acres OF good Land, well wateed-the
Bulh ass are in good condon-ihe House is large and
convenient for two families, with never failing we'll OF
within few Stsrs. The Farm is divided into Pasture
Wood Land, Now ing aud Tilage. There is good Water
privilege on the premises where dam be raised with
out moving other premises. Said Farm will be sold low
and on easy terms For further information apply TO The
subscriber in Sutton centre, to HENRY Prentice
on the premises HENRY b. HOWARD.
Sutton, Dec 5. dwtr
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81 A CoMMoDIoUs Store, Tenement. and Barn
sTA n situated at Webster Depot. II is well cacn
yiSs the Beet and shoe business Abundance
hep for branches az business is be fouhd in as
yciny. 1t is also well arranged for merchandising, for
which purpose it has been occupied for several years.
Tor terms, which will be liberal good tenant, apply
0 the Depot Master or CLEMANS q LARNED, near tina
remises d Webster, Nov 2.
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HOUSE LOTS F0R SALE.

BUILDING LOTS Wellington Street "a new Street
- running west from Main Street the residence
OF Aoie Jaques, Esq Also. Austin, Chandler Chat
ham, Newbury, and Quincy Streets.
The above Lots for the first time offered for
sale The laad adjoining them being built upon and their
pleasant location near Main Street, makes them the
desirable Lots in the city, Terms lie to suit the pur-
chaser. l.. 8. p. HARRINGTON,
Aug 80 dwu IL Portland Street
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FOR SALE.


"a A VERY convenient Cottage IIouse, and about
INN IA OF Land suitable for Building Lots,
saslA situated side Grove Street, near the
Cemetery. On the premises is variety OF young Fruit
Trees, and valuable well OF good soft wafer As the
present intends leave the city in the Spring, ne
will sell the whole part OF the md suit the pnr>
chaser Those wishing pleasant situation will do we'll
call and examine the premises.
Nov 49, d3m= ISAIAH uOWEs
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C LII young persons should have a standard
IA DICTIONARY,
at their elbows. And while you are about it, GET THE
BEST that Dictionary is
NOAH WEBSTER'S,
The great Dork, undb,ids 3D. If you poor save
the amount from of your back put into your head"
Phrenoiosicaf Journal
Dr.Websters great NO is the best Dictionary OF the
English language London Morning Chron. Gle.
This volume must hGd its way into all public and
good private libraries, for provides the Eng student
with mass OF the most valuable information, which he
would in vain seek for elsewhere L9ndon Lit Gazette
The very large and increasing demand this work
affords the best possible sUdence the publishers that
is highly acceptable to the great body The American
people +"
Continuing three fines the of err of any
eth English Dictionary compiled in this country or any
Abridgment OF this work
Published by G & c. MERRIAM Sprin field Mass
and for sale by all booksellers.
Webster's Qua;tO Dictionary for the Sch DOL
Room.
Al meeting Of The Board OF Public Instruction of st
Louis March IS, Ie49:
Rcs0ived That copy OF Websers Unabrii gel uarto
Dictionary be placed upon the desk teacher ia The
Grammar Department OF the ST. Louis Public Schools MS
book OF reference Tor teachers and pupils"
As m American, proud of the work. 1t is Qratl-
lying 10 see that II gives such universal satisaciinn
shall recommend II as the standard in The public schools
OF this State.n THOMAS II. BENTON In
Superintendent Of Public Instruction in Io,ca
The town OF North BrookGed noted for hrI and pub.
lie spirit hive vo;ed to place copy the school house
in each of their lime disricis-SpriRefeM Republican
Oct 49, w3td6,A
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House, Barn, Shop and Land for Sale,

~~~S>SNt A0A&A5 bAAOp o4AN AdUu 1OI CdlGs
~. PLEASANTLY situated about halt mile from
EiUI n the center OF BoYLsro1 and about miles from
rae Land well stocked with grated Fruit Trees House
Barn, ana Shnemakers Shop, ard good well of water
u VIII De sold low For particulars, inquire OF JOHN
FAKWELL, SnFt Wore. Poor Farm; HENRY E. WAR
KEN, Shrewsbury, the subscriber the Spy OFFICE
Worcester, Aug II. JAMES L. EsTEY
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Rice's Improved Lightning Conductors

RiCes Improved Lightning Conductors
TlHE subscribers would respectfully inform the inha>lq
tants of Worcester and vicinity that they prepared
to erect LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS the ensuing sea
son. in manner superior any thing of The kind yet
offered to the substituting for the rude connec>
lions commonly used copper points and =tenngs gIded
spires and copper bottoms, adding thereby materially to
the beauty, strength, and durability 81 The work.
Orders by mail promptly attendedto.
c. RICE,
Worcester, March 8. dwif j. p RICE
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no he LET.

gA ID ART of the Brick Factory. (about two thirds)
sssM L situated hall a mile OF the CoNgreg3>
S@tional Church in Leicester, heretofore occupied
~ Joseph Sargent Co., for the manufacture Of Hand
.ad Machine Cards.
Also the east Tenement in the large House, east
o 1.-THE brick factory above named.
Also, Shop suitable for shoemaker carpenter,
he premises OF The la'e J. D. +rgent.
INQUIRE OF MINDWELL SARGENT, Admir-.
eicester, Ocl5. DIFF
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BATHS.
WORCESTER LAUNDRY.
w A SHIN AND MING

NE snbscrib rs give notice that they are perfectins
4 arrangements or The above blsiness on GROVE
SHEET, where every facility will be offered FOR doing
work nice and at ow prices. The approved appar
AUS ann the best help Will be obained End no effort in
DC obtane5 and no ecrt will be spnred 10 make such an
warihy Of public confidence and
which is respectfully aolicited sAs5-- -f-eS'
5iih rs, BosOMs, &C, for manufacturers folded in
neat form, tbs bosoms glazed beGes sarch.d and WI
warranted eqaa to aAy in the market
Goods r ceivel al 253 MAIN sTaEEr, l. L. MASON.
Agent and AT the Laundry on Grove ST Articles called
for End returned, il desired, free 81 charge
Lists Of prices can be oStased as .toye
Eepl5. IT. Af.ANs r. 70 Il
~ The Dyeing bu-i,ess win De continued As
usual oy the spt.ciitef II. ADAMS
'eP9 wltdtf
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TO RENT.

sAA A STORE on Southbridge Street, with good
fll n Basement Room, suitable for Grocery or Pro
T!sion Store. Apply to OTIS BRAMAN,
June 4. dtf Washington Square.
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Rev. DR.. Lands, a Clergyman
sIpNEr, New Jersey, July u, 1913.

d. A. H. CHRIsrIE-Dear Sir: You wish to know
Of me what has been the result in my 'ase, of the
application Of THE GALVANIC BELL NECK
LACE My reply is as follows:
Fr 1t t1centy years had been SUI, 4om Dys
pei cry year the symptoms became worse, MOI
COZ ain permanent relieftrom any course of msdi
calf. Int whatever. NV physicians were skilful and
excellent men but here their prescriptions failed About
fourteen years since in consequence of frequent expo
sure to the weather. IN the discharge Of my pastoral 1u
ties, become subject to a severe Chronic rheumatism
which Tor year after year, caused me ndescrba5e
suish In the severer parox ysms the skill my physi
clans sometimes afforded me great relief but this
lief was only temporary. Farther in the winter of rs
and 49, in consequence of preaching great deal in my
own and various other churches in this region at
tackled by the Bronchitis which became so severe
as to equirr immediate suspension of my pastoral Ia
bors. Ny system aDas Too orouei prostyqtsd
and as my bronchitis became worse also did my DyS
pepsa and Rheumatic aectionthus evincing that te.r
disorders were connected with each other through the
deed severe, and had prospect other than being en-
rely laid aside from the discharge those duties and
the performance of those abors in which nv soul hes
ever foand the highest Of her joys.
BHt reasoning from effect to cause, concluded that
the Nervous System must be reached before any hope
could be INDUCED OF my obtaining relief from these
distressing maladies In the whole pharmacopnia there
seemed to be remedial agent which could reach and
recuperate my Nervous System every thing that lad
tried for this purpose had completely failed At last
was led by my friends to exahne your inventions and
Though with no very sangune hopes Of their Efficiency
GALYANIC BELT AND NECKLACE with the MAC
NETlC FLUID This was in June, 1886 To NY cKEAr
ADJOURNMENT, IN TWO DAYS Mt DrsrEPslA HAD GoSE
IN Eight DAYS WAS ENABLED rAsToEai
LABoRs, MOL have SINCE OMITTED SINGLE
ACCOUNT OF THE BRoscHITIs; AND My RHEUMATIC Arrpc
TioS ALSO CEASED TO TROUBLE If time permitted
could fill sheet of paper with the details of particular
but can now only furnish this brief abstract Nv Dy
pepsia has never returned; the Rheumatism once in
while visits me, but not severely aud is easily arrested
and is manlesty being driven from hold upon my sys
TEN and my Bronchial affection is entirely cared Such
Is the wonderful and happy results Of the experiment
have recommended the BELT and FLUID to fnon3
who hare been likewise suffering from neuralgia aec
Tons They have tried them WITH HAPPY RESULTS, BIS
LiEYEis EVERY
nm, dear sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT w. LANDiS
Or sale In Worcester by the Agents NJ, D. GREEN
70 j. GREEN s. co. M&Sweoply Nov. &.
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- IN the 81 Story of Central Exchange roum l9
S5aesA by 50, possession given immedately Also
LIE. or two TENEMENTS, pleasantly situated. In
uiry may be made at The rpy Office, or OF
July 81 Ie49 DIFF AD0LPHUS MORSE.
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

TO MARRIED LADIES.
DY the strong solicitations of her friends and partrons
ID Mrs. GooDw.S, has at lat reluctantly permitted her
to be brought before the public for the benefit oose
rtd who prefer not to rsK their lives the hands
male Physicians at the most delicate period Of woman life
Mrs G. experienced and aceouchease holds
herself readiness 10 the calls Of all who wish her
services and she ef confident by her long experience her
profession 10 give entire satisfaction to all who may wish
employ her.
Mrs g will be found at her house, No. IL Browns
Block, Salem-street.
Worcester, Feb 81 dit
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BLACKSMITHING,

A BARGAIN,
a ND A RARE CHANCE is offered to
~ business man who would like TO engage in the Dry
and West India Goods business in pleasant and ,hriyg
village on the line Of the Western Rail Road miles
from the City Of Worcester. The subscriber being about
ochange his business will sell his stock and stand
al very great bargain Any individual having modtr
ate cash capital and wishing to engage The business
Country Store, where money be made may apply
personally or by letter, post paid 10
July IA dtf JOHN I'll, ClappUiNe, Mass.
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Farm for Sale,

Earln for Sale.
TNlE Farm known as the TIIAXTER FARM is offer,
Ell for sale, il heing one of the best in the county
containing hundred and forty acres with all the
necessary buildings thereon in good repair and
supplied win running water. Three hun red dollars
worth Of frut is annually sold from said place
Worcester une 20. dwtf A. NJ. MERRIFIELD.
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Three Cottage Houses,
CITUATED on Southbridge Street will be sold
- low. Apply to l.. & 5. p. HARRINGTON,
Novl2. dtf ~ Portland ST.
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REMOVAL.
nR. E. A. KITTREDGE has removed his
~ Office to his ITydropathic Institution, No "a
Franklin Place, Franklin Street, BOSTON, Vapor and
all kinds Of Unmedicated Warm and Cold Baths always
n readiness at the Establishment.
Transient boarders in diseases can il desired find
the best of and treatment the house, till restored
?Or SUCH two dollars per day, and upwards For pernas
boarders from dollars per day. according
TO rooms, &c. dwlf May 90.
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$4,000,

MAN well acquainted with mercantile business W it'll
the above Cash Capital would like associate him
self with good mercantile house in this city Please
address T. p through the Post Office and an interview
lav be had diff Worcester, Nov
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Wet Nurse.
COAL! that is COAE!!

CtAN always be found at the City Coal Yard, an will
~ be delivered in the best possible order. Orders IN
sc lett at D. F. TH0mPs1N's Shoe Store, or l.. b
FLAoes Grocery Store, Main and School SITS
Worcester, llth mo 2. DIFF u. BUFFHM.
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BOarders VVanted

4 MAN and his Wife, or four Gentlemen can be accom-
"A modated with Board at MRS 5 A. GALLiGU MS
asst house on Union ST., leang to Lincoln So dlmNf
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Situation Wanted.

A YOUNG WOMAN, accustomed TO general homework,
wishes 10 obtain place. Inquire at JAMES O'CON-
NOR'S, Sc Front-street If Nov l.
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WANTED.

4 SUITABLE person take the charge of Wo len Ma
"A chinery for Cardng and Spinning arn take he
same by contract Apply TO SiLAS DINSMORE.
Worcester, Nov z. diff
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SituatiOm Ranfe0

A VERY respectable English GIRL aged about l9, VIII
"A hiss been accustomed 10 washing and ironing, am
n'her house work, except cooking, place where
or reasonable compensa! n, may make hersel
iseful. Inquire at this office Gtf Nov 6.
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For Sale,
BUILDING LOTS,

BUILDING LOTS.
subscriber has for sale Of the most desirable
BUILDING LOTS in the City of Worcester, il is sit
na on The north side Of Chatham Street. on the hght
81 and near the Dwelling House OF Rev Mr. Snalley and
cont"ins about $500 square feet He ha also other lots
on the same Street, containing 5000 So each-and three
Lots u The same vicinity Quincy Stand several Lots
nehr the Red Mills on Taylor street
June 4. DIFF CHARLES WHITE
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FOR SALE,
"a VALUABLE ESTATE, No. II Summer St,
s.laa a consisting OF House. Barn, and Building Lot
A supply oIgood and durable water, with many de.
rable privileges, when examined dit March S,
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WamtcA E7lsg,.ediafesy

A COMPETENT MAClIiNlsT 10 lake charge of the
repairs in a Cotton and Wooden Mill. Apply by let
personally TO BENZ. DEALING,
Nov IL. DIV Bridgeport, Conn.
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ROarders Wamted

TWO Gentlemen and Gentleman AMI his Wife can
1 accommodated with Board by applying ut 81 SOU ri
FRIDGE st. DIFF Sept %.
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Wanted Immediately

TsNEN active and enterprsing ing Agents.
l. for the sale of and valuable compound (never
hefore discovered Apply (ree) No. "a FRoNT ST.
Room No. |, up stairs. d6t* Nov Is.
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DY the subscriber at his Mill in Oxford, one hst-rat
- Wooden Dresser Tender. Also three four goo
english Viewers. c. il. HARDING.
Oxford, Nov 2. dwtf
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SITUATION WANTED.

by Woman TO do h3usework-c cooking, Washing iror
y ing. DC References gwen Inquire ESTHE
AOONEY'S. the last house Salem st. d No
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Get the Best

&c A LII young persons should lave standard
N DICTIONARY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1849-06-30
Turning in Green Crous.

To Samuel l.. Hinckley, Esq, Secretary of
the Hampshire, Franklin, and Hamp-
den Agricultural Society.
Sir. present to SAID society the follow
ing statement in relation to my expert
ments in ''turning in crops, either green
or dry, as manure" submitting the same
as an application fora premium, under the
first division of % Experiments on Manure
This experiment has occupied several
years, and / have devoted no little time
and attention to the subject Il am happy
to say, with the most satisfactory results.
] had about two and halfacres OF meadow,
which was worn out entirely; and when
SEEDED it down, the grass would not take.
l commenced by spreading green stable
manure over it, at the rate Of about twelve
loads to the acre, and ploughed it in, rolled
it, furrowed it, and planted to corn, adding
about eight loads of manure to the acre in
the hill, making in all twenty loads to the
acre. got fair crop of corn, and next
year seeded it down to oats, with about
eight pounds clover seed to the acre. The
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Law yer and Witness.

There is noted criminal lawyer
and by this term we mean a lawyer in a
criminal c0urt-we remember, who in
aIno.t every case which come under his
charge, puts the following question to
witness at the closing of bis cross exami
nation.
"Hcm' Witness-verc you evsr in the
State Prison."
OF course the almost invariable reply,
amidst the establishment Of the embarras
sed witness, is ''.No SIR"
!'You can step down." continues the
lawyer, without syllable in explana-
ton, and the jurym-n stare at the wit
ness as he moves away, while the coun-
sci pauses, and utters an expressive
"ohsm''-as much as to say, gentlemen
Of the jury, you can judge Of this fell
lows character Tor veracity; I say 10th
ing-l don't-I couldn't prove it readi-
ly; you may believe as much as you
like"
Occasionally, however, the learned
counsel alluded to meets with his match.
Not long ago he ran foul of "knotty
customer whom he sifted thoroughly to
the end of mis- customary chapter, and TO
whom he put his final stereotype ques-
ton, 'Ahem! were you ever in the State
Prisonp when, to the attorneys evident
surprise, the witness replied, in subdu-
ed tone:
yes sir?'
'Ah! thought so.' continued the coun
sci. 4 thought so. Gentlemen you will
please give your attention to the wit
ne-s. You have Been in The State Pris-
or then?'
Eyes SIR continued the other, meek
ly.
sAnd how long sir!'
about two years ago sir
Two years ago ge2tlemen-you will
please bear in mind-this witness now
by his voluntary confession, admits he
was in the State Prison.
'Yes sir
'His memory, as | have already taken
pains to impress upon your minds. gen
tlemcn, is most extr onnely, and you can
place as much confidence as You think
proper in mans testimony who has
been an inmate OF the State Prison
'How long were you in there W.T.
ness
about an hour, SIR
'Eh! A-hem! How long''
Il was there sir; about an hour, on
visit Of curiosity to examine the prison,
and I very we'll remember seeing you
there, at the time, and you seemed 10 ts a
conriH,
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Hints on Etiquette.

In all your associations keep constantly
in view the adage, "too much freedom
breeds contempt"
Never be guilty practical jokes if you
accustom yourself to them, it is probable
you will become SO habtuated as to com
NIT them upon persons who will not allow
OF such liberties; I have known duel to
arise from a slap on the back.
Ifthere be another chair in the room, do
no: offer lady that from which you have
just risen.
Always suspect the advances ofany per-
son who may wish for your acquaintance,
and who had no introduction: circumstan-
ces may qualify this remark, but as gen.
eral principle, acquaintance made in pub
lie room or place of amusement are not de-
sirable.
Never converse while person is sing
ing it is an insult not only to the singer,
but to the company.
The essential part of good breeding is
the practical desire to afford pleasure, and
to avoid giving pain. Any man possessing
this desire requires only opportunity and
observation to make him gentleman.
Always take of your hat when handing
lady to her carriage, Or to public room.
If in public promenade you pass and
repass persons of your acquaintance, it is
only necessary to salute them on the first
occasion.
Do not affect singularity of dress by
wearing anything that is so conspicuous as
to demand attention; and particularly
avoid what believe must call the rutiian
style.
If a person in conversation has begun
t. say something, and has checked himself
you should avoid the tactless error SO of
ten committed, of insisting on hearing him.
Doubtless there was some reason for this
change of intention, and it may make him
feel unplcasantiy to urge him forward &C
cordlng to his first impulse.
Let presents to lady be characterized
by taste-not remarkable for intrinsic value
Except under very decided circumstan-
ces, it is both ungentlemanly and danger
GUS to Il person if you wish to rid your
self of any ones society, cold bow in the
street, and particular ceremony in the cir
Giles of your mutual acquaintance, is the
best mode of conduct TO adopt.
Never introduce your own affairs for the
amusement OF company; it showsa sad
want Of mental cultivation, or excessive
weakness of intellect recollect also that
such discussion cannot be interesting to
Others, and that the probability is that the
most patient listener is a complete gossip,
laying the foundation for some tale to make
you appear ridiculous.