The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1893-01-13
THINGS WISE AND OTHERWISE.


And Yet lie Wanted Peace Dca-
con Clatter-I'his meeting has been
l>alled for the purpose Of getting suc-
chirrXRs' a1Ou1 . new oeil. Some want
Ither x9s xllu r some want; The Bro
My idea s Rves beside inc church
IN. i. Adylgs. y % use dumD bells
~ eael. far ,vou'
80 IL f5;sohsd;ert soSSboy," said Cumso |
every time am compeh Ieei Tor you
you.b "You find me, too, "ho punish
boy, as he rubbed the chastisedfR the
of his anatomy."-B Brooklyn Life. eon
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~ leu'ouo .as."~ Pes. sS s.s
Of toll DIGGING ditch. "Prettv hard
work /" suggested the railway maVnate.
The laboreerT put down his pick and
shovel. and replied With deliberation,
"Well. II amt lawn tennis. ."-H Harpers.
The Waning Of the Honeymoon I:
She--It was right here that accepted
you, John. Had you forgotten2 lie
My dear, there are some things lean
vSs'ner Mn:. iOrge' nOr i0rs''e'-Di"cA anu
""l'e'
Knew It was Fast: "Is this a fast
train 2" asked the travelling man of the
conductor. 'Of course it is" was the
reply. II thought so. Would you
fast fast 10 81
CUSTOMER want oV cents ,9I worth
OF coal. Ooai Dealer ou Il nave 70 -
70 ehe piaoe across sne s1ress y you Wan.
saIl less than one Iumn : chicago Tr1b.
nne
IL Is oimcui' lot tne Deiateo ciuOman
70 realize tnat the covering Iemaie VINO
STANDS AZ tne neaa Oh tne ssaifs . sne
arrns a. tha sicht oF a mouse -T;d Rits
Mrs. lI.-Nora, did Mrs. Richly
leave any message when you told her 1
was not at homer Nora-No, mama,
but she looked pleased.-Life.
Toto s,r,,cL HE hood oco,rst Soma
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o"v,S'. ho's ., ..;a k;s ~ rooth"r I ayo - sa;S
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s"s L~so sT - possor % Co,,.;o,. 80 w
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Johnny Bellows Papa, buy me a
dog. won't you? Papa-Perhaps
Johnny Bellows-Do please, papa.
I've got can and string.-New York
Sum-
Why should any man in the bosom
of his household, reading aloud of
the capture Of female pickpocket,
look with q hard, hldden-meaning ex-
preston at his wife ?-PhiladelphIa
Times.
No human actions ever were intend
ed by the Maker of men to be guided
by balances OF expediency; but by bal
ances of justice. lie has therefore rem
dered all endeavors to determine expe-
diency futile forevermore. No man ever
knew, or can know, what will be the ul-
innate result 70 himself, or 70 Others Of
any given hne Of conduct. But every
man may Know ana most Of US 10
Ano~ =, "lsas " :, 80, L.. Ino'r @ a,so ,bat the
no a. :. - IS , ;:,ss;cs c vii h. ultimate
'9 = h.as ss'ecS .so.;Gie = hoth 70 otbers and
crrsSI,ss snJ Ds'' tbov9b o0 va % can neither saw saw
what is best, nor how it is likely to
come. to pass.-Ruskin.
.s,,t; so;d .ho a;sconsol.te
lnlS o'g"u' .,s.Iaos;,, S@iI s,s hss ;1stS,
mspt msa1 e tort,,re ss' and moving on TO the
next corner, "can absorb more music
and give out less cash than any audi
ence I've struck yet" Chicago Trib-
une.
., NJ. =.
deep distress) oh, mamma! | went
to the trunk room and what do you
think found Mrs. Pretty-lm sure
/ don't know, dear. Surely the moths
haven't been at your new sealskin
ssOrv 20 tE"s bnt = moth was shut no with
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