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Quietly cured Of play by his wite.--A gentle
nan Of the West End. (says the Boston Po't.)
who for years had been ia the habit of mectinga
small pprly at all fours on Wednesday afternoons
aud evenings, was recently discovered at the reH-
drzvous by his wife, who haHponl bv accident to
cast her eye at the win low. whi,h was rather
low one. She wisely determined to reprove him
by .cXprcs,ve silence" On tho night Of the
discovery he went as usual to the cupboard for
his supper, bat found nothing on his plate bu,
jack Of cubs. with the name and number Of the
street where she had seen him mlrked on it, face.
lie asked for no cXP,7nG:ioiS, bat on the Wed,
ncsiay following he sent word to his ..old sIoige"
venicnt 10 attend their pGrlies