Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-08-23

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YoVsG Ladies. il they only knew how dis
gushing tohnben sloyensiness is and how at
%tractive are displays of n~eatness and taste,
would array themselves in the simplicity
and cleanliness of the lilies of the field or,
if able to indulge in costly attire. they would
study the HARMONIOUS blending of colors
which nature exhibits in all Of her works.
A girl of good taste and habits Of neatness
can make q more facinating toilet with 4
shilling calico dress, a few cheap ribbons
and laces, and such ornaments as she can
gather from the garden, than a vulgar, law
dry creature who is worth thousands, and
has the jewelry and wardrobe of a princess.
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OSEfriendto$ another, who had just re-
turned from a trip to Europe: "Did you
greatly enjoy your European tour % avery
much, indeed.''2essDid you call on any Of
the big 'ones?' yJ.'Yes,a Il called on two
~queensZ'one evening" @'ssCalledi on two
queens! ''a Was it a pleasant affairg' No,
not very ; for after I called / found the other
chap had three kings.' blth .sg9lsis 79'!H'a
HATE NoT.-Hate not. 1t is notsworth
your while. Your fife IS not, long enough
to make 1t pay to cherish ill-will or hard
thoughts. What if this man has, cheated
you, or that man has played You false?
What If your. friend has forsaken You ia
time Of need IL that one having won your
utmost confidence, . warniest love, has
concluded that Ii, prefers to consider and
treat you as a stranger. Let It all pass.
What difference viii it make, to you" in d
few years, when yous gos to the undiscov-
cred country aoq A few more smiles, a few
more pleasures, much PAIN a little longer
hprrying andfworrying through the. world,
some hasty greetings, abrupt farewells, and
our play will be = played QUIZ tho, injured
will be laid away and, ere long, forgotten.
Is it worthy to hate each otherl 93 Jefl 3~81
"A CHICAGO girl broke ali engagement
with her betrotl}ed, Mr., vyse, on hearing
that after marriage she might be addicted to
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The painful perplexity and indecision OF
a,yonng lady who has the, ankle ola Venus
bpt . foot like an ironing board, as she
clutches her dress and steps OH admuddy
crossing, is the saddest thing we know off,
~ A4rrooE1.ooes1sz;E' ,tttor! saying You Il could not
open your mouth without putting your foot
in it, " said the editor, sternly regarding the
hooftsewhip she held over his. head. II sol
EMMY assure you that when | said it I had
no idea of the size of your FOOT ~
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9"SuPposEJswe pass a law,'i said Ia severe
father to, his %dauEhters,c s'that noigirl eigh:
teen years old who can't cook a good mea'
shall,get married,til she learns ihowto de
it?p ri Why, then; weld all get hurried "a,
seventeen ~ responded the g~irtsiifl sweet
chorus ,susi9isloq cit .alHy9H aHid9tg
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'TEEToTuM[ tells us that q Miss Buchanan
once rrallying 4 brave Soldier on his courage.
said :'"Now, Captain do you really
mean to tell me you can Walk up to a can.
nom, mouth without ffeaur'?' .pYes,h va,
the prompt reply, !" ora BuucAauasaan' either
And he did II. ta1"',3oi '''.f 9'N '"" 8a'"'
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