A clergyman and a lawyer, in an English village, determined to hare some fun with • half-witted character, So, walking np to him, one on either side, the lawyer began : " Are you a fool or a clown, Fred P' 1 Tk* " softie" looked up at each in tint and replied, •• Well, I hardly know ; : I think I m between the. two. The fan suddenly oame to an end here.;.. :, .5; " BuoHr-PxißA."—Quick, complete cure all annoyiug Kidney, Bladder; and TJfiatrj Disease. All druggist*,—Kempthorne, Pro* »cr and Co., Agents, Auokland. , u^ Eidmkt complaint, one of this ntoik eon njonand yet most neglected disMMS of toil wintry, oao be readily ourtd by tbt list ff Hop Bittetf. See
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Thames Star, Volume XVI, Issue 5011, 3 February 1885, Page 2
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114Untitled Thames Star, Volume XVI, Issue 5011, 3 February 1885, Page 2
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