If you -wish to get waited upon with alacrity, when you are purchasing groceries or proyisions, give your orders, and then commence eating whatever good things you see around you. Two or three trials of this plan have never been Ijnown. to fail.' 4 . : "The young African brought to this country by Mr. Sta,nley is said to have ah excellent ear for music. He spends much of liis £ time in singing a tender song which, calls up recollections of his home, The refrain is—-'..',".';, S.bruliiiyaya; ambpbodoyou Matatafcal allalegont lilibulu Trallalititi bullgullbu mqotQg, '
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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 234, 29 August 1873, Page 6
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92Page 6 Advertisements Column 1 Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 234, 29 August 1873, Page 6
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