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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 3883, 9 June 1881, Page 3

.-'-• It is chimed (hat a "younu lady reporter," in Illinois, " will ere long set her autrk upon th« «15««" *nd here is a sample of the way- the will do it; uYi hen an enthaiiaitie editor describes a bride as bonny, ttdut canons eomposifor sets her ap v )Mp» M was done at Jacksonville, the othet iaj* Iwpf for » ••««* J'^s the world farewell, and freedom shrieks as the eqpMtaitor fi^U) at kit 'form, brained by the brother of the Woo«ing bride," WMIII itt India tWPrinc* *f Wales was ■MMnMA by the Bajah of BlwkaUiek'Dolabad : with a pipe valued at 2000 ropwf, or aboat £100 of our owm currtiwy. ', Sqch * pipe is worthy of being PedwilhMoLlTfili Venn, or Strakbt Oat, .and enoked by Sir Walter Bal««b7bini»elf.—[Advt.] . f Bats Diiftld: "Hod *n you, -VpS**" «Am#«w«el •«,Dagald." Pugald: "Ay, •y 1 witt I »eke of you a cup of tea P I h«y •one •' MeCkman's bere.'' " No, no, Dogald, I*ll M-n*9*& n- ""Will? make you a new ' mm m*J>" " It's no use, Dug*ld; I'm no w3iWlSirfhr.tnan»V i .«!W«el,-Maggi ? , will ISn7nn ?f f "<>*•. Dugald, you make me lauch. an 7 me no weel. Get me mow o thrttiXi»oP.'VCA»TX.]i