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  3. TALES & SKETCHES.

    'A SAD story!' sad the doctor; 'a very sad story? but I cannot say that I believe in these things.' 'Nor I.—'Nor I!' responded a dozen voices; ...

    Article : 3,394 words

  4. 'MUSIC HATH CHAEMS,' ETC.

    THE Mayor of Glenn Innes, having been elected vice-president of the local brass baud, declined the honour in the following terms:—'Gentlemen,—Many thanks for the display of ...

    Article : 467 words

  5. FUNNIMENTS.

    IT is a dreadful bother to be a woman, and do the business in good shape. In the first place, you've got to look well, or you're nobody. A man may be homely, and still be ...

    Article : 664 words

  6. ABOUT THRONES'

    From the papers it seems that King Kala kaua has recently ordered of a Boston House a new throne for his sitting-room, Thrones come high, but if a man is in the king business ...

    Article : 2,558 words

  7. GWINE TO THE POS' OFFICE.

    ONE of the oddest sights in the South is to see the negroes hang about the post offices. They are the first ones to cull in the morning and the last to leave at night, and it is by no ...

    Article : 356 words
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