The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1860-06-14

road side and heinz of IN iaouirjpy turn
of mind he stunned his h.-ta and ,hus
addressed the vontb.
'MF son. moss farm is this?'
Dads replied the bay
Deas yoof father raia.s any STOCK
Yes, -slr-'e. lo;s Of EN-
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the conductor, while he looked a.. his
lqcafa,ed lmhs. fhqt's too bad 7 didn't
mean to hinder ycu- train
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one were 70 run down ali :he iasinuations.
uptrutls. aad suspici0gs that are started.
,f.- ~; ,;-,, 3.,,
ediied bv a view OF the vessels On Long
Island Sound to ing their .ittle boats be-
hind them. and exclaimed: How perfect
are Ite WORKS OF nature even Inc grea'
o'S sn'es nave 'ne'r h'tie ones running
"''"Y aitef 'he'n I'9' As p'ayi"i as iahlos'
In Europe people take of their hats 10
greet mon. In America yroat n,nn take
off their has to the peopie-5efore an
electionl
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'''', i'7''Id '''e 7'@'g.'istt Q. 3 counsel
ana c exclaimed: 5 l d'dh lHlAA Aad SUI
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When ~ read the ala,ost intermineble
sentences Of soma writer's. We cannot help
.h'nkinS 'n"' lheif feaae : a.e ia oaassr
% o'''S '0'''s" 's'' . '9"'i'
The most attentive man to business
We ever knew was be who wrote on hs
'1op "oOi uo"e 70 o"'} nay "Ae' VIII
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People like man when they MIKE HIM.
but rather change their feelings when
they find they cannot unnake him.
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otbar ;o'rs,sLrsI7 R.oa,,ss i,sy H. .xa,
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r. bone. asl sare.'
We'll. them said she. holding Up her
needle with she eye broken On:. 'yoa and
have done nearly the same thing.
'iow sa?'
Why, don't you see. ! have broken the
eye cf tis aes3le, naan. ant yon hare bro-
ken the kaes cf he de mar
An eminent temperance man would
only consent 10 81; for HE portrait. on COW
di;ion that il should bs painted in srr5Pr
coioEs
I,d. w,s ono, ohI;.,oa =, .l.,b,o.
with an freshman IN a crowded ho'el.
when ,ae following conversation en-usd.
Pat. you would have remained in sh~
old country long fiane be'or- voa ronia
have slept with lpige. would yog Drt?'
Yes. your honor, said Pas, 'aad yor
would have been long time in the cid
country ps'oiS - 'Se" J11ae' 900
An original way OF answering two
questions atonce, e,occnrred tae otaer niga.-
Here, wife, rAst's the fime o'uisht? anl
where's me eus'sra pLooias
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Somebody says that Young la,iv shonl
always ask the following Questions before
accepting the hand Of say yauDr man:
/ Is he honoraAle'
! Is IA Of kind heasie
/ Can IL support ne comfortably?
I Does be lake paper, ahd pay for il in
advance?
: 4 cotemporary says: 'Ifyou would keep
your children in health. give them plenty
OF fresh ai.. Children put or So many
airs OF their ovu, that /. Is almost impa--
s'oe 10 g''e 'hsm ''e7A '.s every dAs'
Al la,e trja tbe defendant, Who was
nos familiar with the number Of words
which the laS employs TO make a triaing