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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2524, 7 February 1877, Page 2

.Taking a Mean Advantage.—"yes,", said a distinguished French politican to a jfriend the other day, "LrisitM. Thiers occasionally 'now,- for he if troubled with bronchitis, and between two fits"of coughing one can sometimes get in a word."

Testamentaby-. -Obmoatiokb.^' Cute little girl:'(who has heard conversation between her parents of the.Jike import): !'Uncle^ t have you made your willP" Uncle (startled): : « Eh ? "-'-,' Cute little: girl v" 'Cause I-hope you haven't forgotten my dolls!"—-Punch. .. ..

A Mm Stewart, of Hamilton, Ontario, has,, recovered 700*161. .'damages from a lover, wh» forsook' lier after, an engagement of ,26.years." A llittle over half a dollar a month, which is cheap' courting., as he always took. tea and supper witli her.'' •- -■ . , ,:. ■•. • ' .

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