, 1858-08-27
Atys is too happy"

Atys Is too happv.
A preacher asserting that tho Deity had
made all things well, was listened TO by a
hunchback who, after the sermon was over,
approached the priest and asked him il he
thought he was well made. "Very well for
a hunehback," was the reply.
allow cruel to little fishes, for people to
angle for them!" exclaimed lady to Charles
Lamb, as they looked out Of his window,
upon the new river. "Not so cruel to the
fish as to the worms answered Ella, for !
have noticed two hundred and fifty worms
are used as a bait for every fish taken"
Mons. Fourier was blind of one eye.
One day, while pleading in court, he put on
apair Of spectacles, TO read something to the
Jury, saying to them at the same time, Gen.
tleInen, will produce nothing which IS un-
necessary"
"Lay aside one Of your glasses, then"
replied the opposing counsel.
In the time Of Conrad II. Of Germany, in
theeleventh century, Ernest, Duke of Suabia,
was put under the ban Of the Empire. II is
one Of the first examples Of that prescription
Of which the following was the singular form
awe declare Thy wife widow and thy chill
drcn orphans, and we send thee, in the name
Of the d-l, to the four corners of the
oarth.n
Jean Daons, rich merchant Of Anvers,
being very desirous Of the honor of having a
royal guest, urgently invited Charles ", Of
whom he was . creditor, to dine with him.
Tho king grati6ed him, and Daens, full Of
eIulitnde for such a distinction, sclved up,
with the desert, his mAies.y's bond for two
millions Of francs, dish which Charles rel
ishsd very highly.
An actress in a French tragedy, wanting
both memory and good sense, came 70 part
where sheshould have esaidtot two Of her fellow
performers.
let one Of you Kill me, and the other
nvcpgemeln (nle Veage.
Instead Of which she cried out (: .-.a
aLel one Of you kill me, aud th other eat
meP Inc mango.
AWoallhy merchant had spent a whole
day calling upon his various correspondents
IN Amsterdam, accompanied BY one Of them,
who said 70 him ns the evening approached
q We have walked about enough for one
Iavt IL ~ now % and aaa Caster and y, N
Inv y
1cu.sor ma polIur y, rc.nondea The man
..r ,r-I,.s al a, ,,ot tno,, s,,b :. 49,,
n .-.-1 ki new er,, y ~ 80
He vas leaning against the door, looking
vory detected ATS great loss,' sad he, /
surely" ] reminded him that Il was inev.
H. lsec IA. s,,d shnf ,he Condition. NJ. IT. III
dss -. ~ ~ f;nI.b M ..nsence ~, I,-,to
"a, ~ish energv- aOs dsng 4 ,,sin,t he
donl csre ~ sbe. I'M sIes y. tool a,ss,
m H., ehino- y j ! , 8. -
1850 ~.
me Duke o. h'spefnon was man of
mnca oeeentfleitY, ana remarkable io' ab.
acnce OF nlna' h was nc WHO inquired
.peincf ~. Kings dogs went on loot to the
c...r y len ne was told tlas Cicero spoke
WIN greet e.o4eence, ne inquired whether he
studied WIN ne Sesniis. A LADY having
80 bs,bS, bsr n,lr IL, W., - a NM y
-h-,h.r m. I..,,,. ,s,, n, ~ e.,,';I NY y
- - = - '''''''
Neyland saya what we believe TO be true,
that ne zoo eager, governed BY their i'm
aglnal'on rush into needless danger. The
600 c.n'ions ALLOW FAIR prospect Of advan-
..ge 70 pass ~ lpimproyed: The one Is as
h.nls % .1 a. INC oher; ne who, BY the
rrnrNce oi neneFolenee, mas learned more
nes.iato e,iln,Aie o. .ne blessings o. wealth,
WI more probably than either Judge cor
rec'ly' tne m'9er and sensualist will Gall
,s.o opposite eA'Fspea' one upon each side Of