0 f Central Argus. M.J. MtI.ol ii a ii l i: i , s c . NQVEMUKIi 4, . 188' ) Mnko the lUst of Tiling. We excuse a man lor an occn aional'deprevi u j'ist as we erj dure'a rniny day. Cut who could endure 305 days of cold drizzle ? Yet titers are thusr who, without cessation, continue to weari .som ber look, as it chared with evil progi! 's:ication. We tn iy be lorn with a melancholy tpmperamenf, but tiiat'w no reason why we shuul.i yield to it. There if a way fi nhuflYmz the burdeD. In the lottery of life there are more pri ze drawn th in blanks, and to one misfortune there are fifty fit! van tages. Despondency is the'most unprofitable teeling a man c iu have. One ood lauli is a botnb shell'explodin in the right place while jj1si and discontent is a jjuri that kicks over tha nnn that shoots it off. Some must have got into heaven backward. Let us utand off from despondencies. Listen'Tor xweet notes rather than discord's. In a word where God liius ut exquisite tin'e upon the shell washed in the stir! and plrni teil a paradis' if bloom in a child's cheek, let us leave it to the 01 t hoot and the to id to croak, and the lault-finder to complain, 'fake ut-duor exercise iml avoid late euppeis, if you. would ever have a cheerful dispos tion. The habit of complaint lijially drops into peev ishness and people become wasp ish ai.d unaprofichable . . . Bap. Week. IIo letlItatc-M Over the Oys iter. It was ritfher late yesterday morning when Mr. Wi'daby got up and he wa vaguely conscious of a confused recollection of the things, that happened the night before, and he didn't say mucn,aid tried -to appnar as cheerful as he knew how. Presently breakfast was an nounced, and the family took their places at the table, but Mr. Wil laby was amazed, as he sat staring at six little round wooden boxes of axle-greuse solu,uly in trout of his plate. Where under the sun,' he said, with puzzled ironatiou, 'whi.t iu thun-ler wh did all tin- axle grease come !.";n, aud wba ia ii lor? . 'Oh, is it a;ve-grease?; aski 1 his wife, with charming sim : i ' icity aud innocence, just a trille ver doue. 'You.c ;i i last night when you brought t!.e.-a cans home thai they were oysters, and would be nice hu bieak:.fct. 1 thought you had b. KvT eat them right away, us the. didn't wnell as thuutiii they wi-uld keep much longer. Ai.'l then .Mrs. Wiilahy ret:.ov ei t'.. ..-uus, and her husoauii sat and oked i.t the teapot aud thought so lo'ig that his coflte was as col I as a rich relation when he began to drink it.. to forg- If a man blows his own trump et, can his opinions be Round ?" W hea may a smith be said commit fedony ? When he en. Oblige people to pay as they go i ana tne majority or them would go slow. Sparking across a garden fence admits of a great dea-1 being said on both sides. A. tombstone in Maine, erecsejd to the memory of a wife, bears the inscription, 'Tears cannot re store her therefore 1 weep.' 'Hope deferred maketh the heart sick and a liberal supply of cu cumbeis causeth the colic. UCHTNINC SEW WILSON OSCILLATING SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE 'D straws rowning meu clutch at Yes; and so do drinkin men especial y in lemonade seas on . uu tI wl i VJ & ! A Chicago widower has a fine Louse ofbrowu stone and brick aud he w,ts to know, Utore choosing a secoud wite whether a blonde or a hrLnette would best harmonize with the colors of the fctructure. To procure a divorce is called cAurtiug alter marriage. a seni-iimemai geutiemaa in tends to petition for a grant te improve the chauels of affection, so that henceforth the 'course of true love may run smooth.' A modern surgical operaUou : to 'Take the cheek oat of a young man, aud the jawbone out of a woman.' A sagacious philosopher ob served tnat if the earth really is hollow, w; all live upon a mere crust. Aunt: 'Has any one beeu at these preserves ?' (Dead silence.) 'Have you touched them, Jemmy?' Jeiuui): 'Pa never 'lows me to talk at dinner.' i Huxley says 'there was a time whn men walked on all-fours. He probably alludes to that inter esting time in erly life of us all, when we approached a neighbor's melon patch trom the hack way. A Vassar Co. lege girl ead a paper to prove that piithologa yrrh spelled Turner. Her argu ment was that pbth, as iu phthis ic, ia t; olo, as in colonel, is ur; gu as ia gnat, is u; yrrh, is er. I am afraid it is mixed goods,' said the lady to the clerk. 'Oh no madam, impossible,' replied the polite clerk. 'All our camel-bair shawls are made of pure silk di rect from the worm . ' lhen a boy falls aud peels the skin off his nose, the first thing he does is to get up and yell. When a girl tumbles and hurts herself badly, the first thiugshe does is to get up and look at her dress. Goods injured by fire have such a ready s a.e when advertised, that we really believe that if some one should announce a sale of powder saved from a powder-mill explo sion, it would go off readily. A Galveston man met a gentlft niau from Northern Texas atid asked how a certain mutual friend was coming on. 'He is doing very well,' was the reply. 'What busi ness is he at ?' 'He has got the softest tiling in Ihe world of it. He bought a lot of Mexican don- kies at iSan Antonia at $3 a piece, and having taken them up to ranche, he cleares them.1 Do they b. L'..4 . ' Jjfhe lets the company has tot piece for them.1 PaJ Don't read THE BEST SEWING MACHINE XIV TKH SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CATA LOGUE No. 230. -AN AGENT WILLDELIVER A MACHINE AT YOUR RESIDENCE, FREE OF CHARGE, SUBJECT TO APPROVAL. Address WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. 12a & 131 State St., Chicago, Illinois, U. S. A. 4 "W c mtui t; ho has once ued tho I 1 0 pre Ter lie whiu the- i i , It R DKSCJU! iv:: i i.:-.t;r.A :n: uid;t i ri.i. 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