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Rare Proverbes and Quainte Sayings

FOR YE FIRESIDE.

Collected & Published by Mr. Francis, atte hys shoppe, opposite the Goal of Newgate.

"Christmas comes but once a year,
And when it comes, it brings good cheer."

Aye, and a right good time it is too. Father, mother, aunts, uncles, grandfather, grandmother, and children galore, with happy, beaming faces, all seem intent on doing justice to the huge sirloin of good old English roast beef, which, flanked with bottles of goodall's yorkshire relish, makes so grand a display on the groaning table.

A wise head makes a still tongue. Quite so, so far
as tittle-tattle is concerned, but we maintain that by telling
far and near the virtues of goodall's custard powder, we
are doing a good and wise action.

Don't spoil the ship for a ha'porth of tar, and don't
spoil a good dinner for the trifling expense of a bottle of
goodall's yorkshire relish.

Health is better than wealth, and the best way to
keep health is to take a glass of goodall's quinine wine
after meals.

You cannot judge a horse by its harness, but you can
judge of goodall's egg powder by its magnificent results.

You cannot catch old birds with chaff any more than
you can make good soup without goodall's yorkshire relish.

Women, wine, and horses are ware men are often de-
CEIVED IN, but they will never be taken in by using
goodall's ginger-beer powder, which is a right good article.

Good counsel breaks no man's head, and our counsel
is, don't fail to use goodall's brunswick black, if you wish
your stoves to look bright.

All's well that ends well, and a household that keeps
a stock of goodall's world-renowned specialities will never
go wrong in the culinary department.

"Ring out the old; ring in the new;
Ring out the false; ring in the true."

\*\* In the above collection, the Capital Letter G hath "gone
wrong," for which is humbly begged the reader's
most gracious pardon.