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Lord William Lenox, describing ride to
EPSON with Theodore Hook, says:


CAS- we reached Vaukhall bridge, I wonder
II. this bridge pays?" | remarked


$50 over il, and you'll be tolpd," replied
the eyer ready punster.


"So," said he, addressing the gatekeeper,
who was hoarse, ''you haynt recovered your
voice yet?"


"No, sir" was the answer, "l've caught a
fresh cold"


"But why did you catch fresh one! !" asked
Hook, "why don't you have i, c,ved?"


A rumseller in Chicago calls himself A. N.
Angel. II puzzles US TO know what kind of
'.qn Angel man possibly could be, that en-
Cages himself in dispensing death and ruin
around him. Such spilit as that must be a
fallen yaagel.


TRuTH.--Somebody says, (and somebody
is always getting rid Of good things) that there
is not an honr in the day in which man SO
much likes to see his wife dressed with neat
ness, as when she leaves her bed room, and
sits down to breakfast. Vor. Egis.


Written for the Spirit Of the Times.
WORDS FROM AN OLD SYCAMORE


TREE IN INDEPENDENTS SQUARE.
h No. II.