{"newspaper_name": "Holly Springs gazette.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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The Law oF The FISoEa RINe.-Ifa
gentleman wants wife, be wears ring
on the flrst finger of the left hand If mar,
rIec. on the third and on the fourth. if he
never intends to get married. When
lady Is not engaged, she wears a hoop or
diamond on her first finger; il engaged. on
the second; if married, on The third
and on The fourth ii she intends to be a
maid. When gentleman presents lady
with fan, flower. or trinkets with the
left hand. this, on his part. is an overture of
regard should she receive il with her left
hand. it is considered as an acceptance of
his esteem but if with the right hand, i, is
a refusal of the offer. Thus. by a few
simple tokens explained by rule, the pa.
sion OF love is expressed.


The following rs an inscription on
tomb stone in Massachusetts. lis beautl-
full


81 came in the morning-it was spring,


And smiI led /;
walked out at noon-it was summer,


And | was glad:
| sat me down at event was autumn.


And was sad
laid me down al nigh HIT wa. winter,


Aud | slept