FROM OUR CONTEMPORARIES.
Faint purse ne’er won fair lady.— Life.
Our adversity should often be spelled perversity.—Rum’s Horn.
Do not mistake excitement for amusement nor idleness for calm.— Good Cheer.
Dyspepsia, with all its terrors, can't keep a man from eating, but it can make him wish he hadn’t, good end hard.—Puck.
The love a loyal man feels is always poorly expressed—only the cold in love make fine speeches about it.— Town Topics. A Pan-American sight recently was a Japanese in American clothing riding in a jinriksha drawn by an American garbed as a Japanese.—Buffalo Express.
A man get a mad if any man looks at his daughter of 16, and if she has reached 26 without any man looking at her, he begins to look at her critically hi a If .—Atchison Globe.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3611, 13 February 1906, Page 4
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134FROM OUR CONTEMPORARIES. Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3611, 13 February 1906, Page 4
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