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We aro told to ‘take care,’ but most of uo have too much of it for our comfort already. ‘ To atop aside is human’—especially when a runaway team is coming down tho street. Tho whole thiug in a nutshell—The worm. An old saw now aot—A miss is good at a smile. The Mon who always goes to Work with a WiU—A lawyer, 'la that clock fast?’ asked a stranger in a country hotel, pointing to tho timepiece over* head. ‘ Yes, it’s screwed fast,’ The Chinese Euoyclo).'£Elia meets a longfelt want, and no family should bo withoutit. It was published in Pekin in 5000 volumes, and at the price of £2OOO is the same aa given away. Fashionable California squaws, ire are told, bang their hair. History repeats itself. On the plains the Indian husband bangs his wife’s head daily with unfailing regularity. Whenever you see a woman talking straight at a man, and beginning to nod her head and keep time to it with her upraised index finger, it is about timo for somebody to climb a tree. The Czar and his Friends.—Tho Ozar says be is ready to meet death whenever it comes. It may not bo out of place in this connection to say that death is ready to meet the Ozar wherever he goes.— ‘ Boston Transcript.’ An Unreasonable Judge.—The Court (austerely)—‘Prisoner, how did you have tho audacity to break into this man’s house at midnight and rob him ?’ Prisoner (piteously) — 1 But, your honor, last time I was before you you wanted to know how I could have the audacity to rob a man on the highway at high noon. When do you want me to get in my work ?’ Complimentary Notice— 1 Don’t you know that it is a felony to steal a pocket-book out of a gentleman’s pooket ?’ asked an Austin justice of a hard case. ‘ Yes, I know it, jedge, but dat ar pockot-book bulged out de sides dat I b’leove you has so much speret in yer dat yer would hab made a break fer it yerself, jedge, if nobody was watchin’ yer!’ An Obliging Sporlsman—Drs. F. and P., two Lowell physicians of repute, annually go on a hunting trip together. They were getting ready to start, and, in conversation with a lady, Dr. P. gallantly asked, ‘ Miss 8., what game do you like best ?’ ‘ I like whist best,’ responded the lady. ‘ I’ll try and shoot one for you,’said the courteous Dr. P,—‘Lowell Courier.’

H. 8 TRIES®, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Of Berlin, May be Consulted at Mr F. Biggs, Chemist, High street, Christchurch, Hours of Attendance —10 till 11 a.m.; 6 till 7 p.m. 1912 OPENED TO-DAY. AND BOUGHT BY DUE BUYER AT A Large Discount for Gash. FOUR OASES FRENCH MILLINERY, BONNETS, AND HATS, All the Newest Shades and Shapes In Plash, Velveteen, and Satin, Which have been marked in “four ranges ” to clear—--1 CASE, No 300, containing 25, at a uniform price of 9a lid each C CH C 1 OASE, No. 301, containing 23, CH at a uniform price of 14s (id each C 1 CASE, No. 302, containing 25, CH at a uniform price of 21s each 1 CASE, No; 303, containing 25, at a uniform price of 25s each Sse windows. C. R. C H U R O H, C CH THE CASH DRAPER, KIYER’S BUILDINGS, CASHEL STREET. N.B.—Opened out a magnificent range of Now Dress Goods, at 6fd, Usual Price in Town, 1085

GOOD NEWS. « SALVATION THROUGH THE BLOOD OP CHRIST” PROCLAIMED EVERY SUNDAY EVENING, at Half.past Six, at the WALTHAM PUBLIC LIBRARY. All are earnestly Invited. 1459 Davies Williams; CASH DSAJPELiS* COLOMBO STEEET, NOW SELLING FOB c A.SH: ALL KINDS OP DRAPERY AT PRICES LOWER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE TRADE, Strangers visiting Christohnrch are invited to inspect our stock, and we guarantee to give them every satisfaction, eoe cash only. DAVIES & WILLIAMS.

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Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2517, 3 May 1882, Page 4

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Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2517, 3 May 1882, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Globe, Volume XXIV, Issue 2517, 3 May 1882, Page 4

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