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Hastings Standard, Issue 15, 13 May 1896, Page 4

•• tht. - "'a iu!y ? ' if.uiif-l the t.-:i - ' made tk u.*mi i - .n nl :Liid wrote the iiiscripn<>n m his rui. i liook. •' He had been nifuned three timti,' was the reply. " The motto 'At rest" would just fit thia blank space below the inscription," suggested the agent deferentially. " It's a sure thing that Blanks has last his mind." '* Well, it reflects a great deal of credit on his doctor." " Great Scott ! Why ? " " That he was able to discover the lost* of such a tinv thing." The grasshopper ha?, according to ite size, one hundred and twenty times the kicking power of an average man. It must be a warm time for the young grnfphoppor tvhc £r~"> a " coi:r*irr* rind the : !:.» »:> - • v.> ■ . i!VO 'i <_»!;! ''V'.T'. 1- t< • th'it t-M»;rly Mi-i." ' i «'! : .• -.'i- ♦ \|f- ■ -I. i-- ci i attiv .-.l* - • • * ' *' " ' ~ "O else."

—JpiS W. G. FAULKNOR, COACH DUILL>Ei:. HASTIXUS, S prepared to Build all Classes o! Carriages to order. First-class Workmen only employed. For neat and artistic Job l*i-ilitiißi?. Call at the HASTINGS STANDARD OFFICE, KARAMU ROAD. jo t■! »/,■/;iy~J>h:sT*. Our columns will be open to the free discussion of all matters which may be of local interest, but the Editor reserves to himself the right of rejecting any matter which may have a scurrilous or personal tendency. The Crt p>'U'i'>rsdo not identify themselves \\:ia in- opinions of eorres-pomlents. it i->; tr*. .aummicadons should be :ulJ: -set :o the Editor. Jjtv.xr- • for publication should be ~ie<l by the name and ;u!,lr.the writer, not ncct.ssa.rily :V ■ pa as a guarantee