The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-08-12
THIS AND THAT.
Tee great American dessert Pie.

osil ol ~ occur nine lll' 9 times.
! Ms1oTH [Es wisdom Stick TO your
MANNERS lCa until they stick to You.
A WAC save of = to,,or. ; Hid noaa haa
passed the rubicund
How roxa doa, J, I mid o1,,1,r 4, ourn for
his wife9 For : sec,md = - a. 6 Il
Can. anv one ;nn,ove h;s eond;tion h
wh;n;naa Tue ~ r b;aa ia rs eonuis1on ~
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LIE person who ret1res with the sun
M Z,
WIZ !, should 9 the letter "g pc greatly
Prized by farmers "a me Because It changes
ram INTO gram.
a PRINTERS girl fell exhausted INTO
ms arms rs at 9 ball. ltswas feint to
Work =; n an EN- brace IA
WHAT need is thers to worry and fret.
When We know that after the sun has sss
To-day viii be yesterday tomorrow
The New Orleans Picavu,aee saws:
g Never marry a woman without sense.
ulliesS you are 9 !; 1901 s yoursel1. ,3
SHE may dress in silk, or dress in satin, @
Nay know the l an Greek a and nd; Latin,
But she ain't no good Ii she can't make pie.
u t'WHAT do you most like next to your
self 2" asks an exchange. A gau1e-silk
undershirt, if the weather is very hot.
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solemn looking person. OF course, and
tears may end in smiles.
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80 ,,rdn,,1,toa1p Il = ,aasast e.a 49, aO =
perpetual motion that the world has VET
known. !, @
xu
como when sleighs will be fitted With
mosquito-nets. :"
81
Dos nlean ~ re - ~ u y, YOU, saa1
ply, ssyou're not polished enough to
reflect upon anybody"
~ 1,a.,-. n,,:,
odainh;e 1 mbero tha bSnTa 20 ho, - X,
SO much alike that a man is, puzzled to
know when he gets home. \.
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DA * lli nas :an ainleu Ona
;na ~ eta ,tau sGe , u Ivy - 4na.
GOT his cue.
WE .ne Iolu 1aat zen; - was a.
Ways coo,es1 Wnen " 1ne poinG u az
"a tack. Mose PeGPle are Ao''es1 " WV Oh
!, !,
LIE fanny man, says s. WIS 1s,s sspllR
- resembles ~ al oyster On me ha " !.
Inc shell Is ), SHOWN ''' az nome-tne SOLE
SlO6 dDIOdu. tlg@& FIJI ss II
HON can y We Slus5s y w tne ?, p!ac1.
Iype lnqu - ~ y 1 M - = u
~ CONSEQUENCE: -, MnoM Gan We u
d'lce 70 crllsC us " cne SOU a1seonlzer.
Mr.. FRANK BUoKLAND, the naturalist.
recommends recommends q goaS nelng kepI u az
large stables, because It VIII lace ire ana
horses VII iono" i's 1e''u'
line And SO, by the way, does the
washerwomen. And the line of the lat
ter is the longest. -No,7isto,y, Herald.
!, = ); 8. n
I'D, lie fhlladelphla l4oats ], A 8 can
Mhen q nan man Is gwen Up y ne Ph 81
ms money IS all gone. KS
(. e. NEVER be AFRAID OF q man who ChaI-
lenges YOU to fight duel. He will feel
all that you can feel, and more too. The
man who rushes at you with spade is
is the chap to look out for.
m-n. - u,;.>o., az III
There are tnngs 1nat VIII make 9
man "a mao puc Que y enough Wne. .Ms
wlte tells nun ne cant o. IL nave "a any 4nnef
because I she coulan get tne Was ~
on tne IS stove II tame.
A Young LAWYER in Kentucky when
the Judge decided a case against hin.
said to tIa conrt: s.Well. now T sh4lf
take the case to another Judpe. and feE
him oness what the law i.
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NEW YORK GT02ohac: When Old Mf.
Lamb, the confectioner, found hs
daughter Jerqsna sampllng MS sweet
meats, ne exclaimed 4 J, N anguish ~.
Jerusha Lamb, Jerusha Lamb, thou thas
hllest the profits.
heard on the hrst moor. fond mo mother
What IS me mayer Win blly
Coi !d servan1- flease, mann, ngs
Crying aDOuI 10 JeWDerIles. ne 4