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The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-06-18
HUMOROUS.
Il little Humor, no,c and then,
Is relished Ly the best of men.

A MODEL ORAToR.-The Buffalo Cour-
Ter is the reputed parent Of the following
sprightly bantling:
81 want to get some man to 60 down
into our district 10 make Wing speech"
said good honest farmer, as he bid good
morning to couple of Wing lawyers who
fourished in the vicinity of the Exchange.
Cant you 60 DOWN.
mo, can't. really. I've some bust
ness on hand that can't be delayed"
"Well, I'm sorry for that, for all the
peighbors told me that you was the best
man to GET"
Sorry | can't go; but so it is"
Look here, my friend" said the other
lawyer, Il sometimes make speeches my
self"
do you?--then spose you CO."
"Well. can't tell about that. Imight
not do very we'll. In IA made speech
one night at Wing meeting, and it took
me until midnight to get through with it.
The folks seem 10 like it well enough for
three or four hotrs, but when it got into
the big hours, every man Of 'em left bu.
one."
That man was good Wing know
ooh, yes--certainly-but he staid to
dun me-
BETTER AS GooT. -'Mvnheer Won Schmitz
if may be allowed the question, how
long have you been married?"
"Yaw, dat ish you shall say how long
time ish it when says to the minister
da, shall pelong to mine WOW, and tell
me no questions?"
"Yes, that is what ] mean; which is
the same as asking how long yol. have
been married"
"Vel, dis is ting vot ] seldom don't
likes to tink apout, but ven l toes. it
seems TO be SO long as never vas"
ANEcDoTE- wag had kept up a con-
tinual fire of witticisms al a social party,
when a puritanicaI gentleman sharply
observed:
eff you keep on, you will make every
decent person leave the house"
"Tha: would be sorry joke was the
dry reply, "for you would certainly be
very lonesome when left here alone"
"ls your uote good?" asked woodman
the other day, of a person who offered a
note for a load Of maple. We'll" repli-
ed the purchaser. 81 should think it ought
to bs--every body's got one!"
The young Ladies short Catechism.-
What is the whole duty Of woman? To
dress--to sing--to dance--to play on the
pianoforte--to gabble--French or Ger
man, and to preside gracefully at the tea
table. What is man? A thing to
waltz with--to fiirt with--iO take one
to the theatre--to laugh alto be mar
ried toto pay ones bills--and to keep
one comfortably. What is life? A polka
"a Scottische-a dance that one whirls
through as fast as possible! What is
death? H'm-something that it's un-
fashionable to talk Otto whisper of. to
think OF; so the less that's said about it
the BETTER.
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Wv ~ nO4 Hs-Th16 Institution d situated In
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years. very Few OF serious indisposon
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AMERICAN HOUSE. HANOVER STREET, BOSTON.
MM THE Undersigned hav,og entirely rebuilt and en-
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