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Thames Star, Volume VI, Issue 1805, 15 October 1874, Page 3

WINTEB CzOTHiNa, comisting of Gentlemod's Overcoats, Real Mackintosh Coats, are being icld to "suit all purchasers at Joseph ; Mosbi, Thames Cloth Hall.—Advt.

EiVMtY deicription of Dyeing »nd Cleaniug don^ on the; afeortest notice at the Thames Djcing EafcablishmeDt, near corner of Bichffiond nnd Eolloiton-Btreeti.—Advt. SiGiss and T6kens.:—When a friend to

whom you Lave lent five shillings begins earnestly inquiring respecting the state of your' health it is a sign that he will not be able 1 to repay the loan. If your butcher makes a ball, and talks about the badness of trade, it is a sign that he would like his littla bill settled. If you meet a policeman more than once on his beat, it is a sign I that a kind cook is kept at one of the r houses in the street. If your host desires you to try a glass of his best champagno, ifc is a sij»n that he keeps gooseberry wine ill Iris cellar. your wile demands why ywTobjecttol' old mutton more than twice a week, it is a sign that^she wants a new bonnet. If a young lady asks you if you have seen the new play, it is a sign that ' she wishes you to treat her to a stall. If

a cabman ''leaves it to you" it is a sign that he will not be content with his proper fare. If your country oousin sends you a couple of wild rabbits and a bottle of elder wine it is a sign that he is about to pay you a visit. If the friend with wfcbm you are staying begins descinting upon the advantages of economical food, it is a sign that he will ask you to pariake of some Australian meat. If you receive a visit from the member of the borough of • which you are an elector, it is a sign that ,a general election is imminent.—Hornet.

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