The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-07
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branch OF the General Assembly, yester-
day, both Houses adjourned until Mon,
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Mr.. Charles p. Maloney las been ap-
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PHGNIxIANA.-Now that the seaeon
for kindiing fires has arrived. oriRinsl
poems arc more acceptable to editors
than usual. -s'''i
Duty first and pleasure afterward, a.
the man said when he first kissed bis
own wife. and then went out to make
love to his neighbor's. RI.
The man who has turn for music
an organ-grinder.
A bat that frequently 8ies In the day
time-a brick-bat. go
Use soft words and hard arguments.
We live in deeds, no. years--in
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Strongest minds are often those OF
whom the world hears least.
Christian grace. like the stars, shine
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Absence destroys small passions and
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Dainty precision and freshness in
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flower.
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