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New Zealand Herald, Volume X, Issue 2790, 7 January 1873, Page 4

Two Now York nssembly men wore walking dowu State-street, in Albany, after the passage of a certain bill. "I feel," said one of them, "as if I deserved to be kicked for voting for that bill." His friend replied, " That's just the way I feel inysolf; let's go up this alley and kick each other." Wishing proclamation of banns to be made, a person waited on the session clerk at Dundee, and, inquiring what he took "for cryin't a' in ae day," wne answered " Thirty shillings." " An' hoo muckle for twa ?" "A guinea." " Ay, werra weol; an' gin three days were ta'en ?" " Only seven and sixpence." " It's aye the less, I see, the oftener a body's cried. My name ie ; juet cry ana' till ye hae paid yereel'," and left the official without giving any deposit. Mara villa Cocoa.—Opinions of the Press.— " Those v/hn have not yet tried Maravilla will do well to do so."— Morning Post. "It may justly be ctlled the perfection of prepared Cocoa."— British Medical Journal. Makavilla Cocoa.—The Glebe says, "Taylor BnoTHEBS , Maravilla Cocoa has achieved a thorough success, and supersedes every other Cocoa in the market. Entire solubility, a delicate arouin, and a rare concentration of the purest elements of nutrition, distinguish the Maravilla Cocoa above aU others. Fer invalids and Dyspeptics, we could not recommend H O agrecaijlo or valuable beverage." wl>ich I< ha.fni I i 1 !i Ia 9 OIJOA -—'l'his original preparation, manttouA ! by < TAv UCII worid -^ de reputation, ti homeopathic ad y v^l;?^v 0 J I!E l^, Und ? I " the a - MeSt of the inventors, ami w \l? bl found n «P er ? ence botLT'^.e'S^iS^^"" 6 mi r e r u . hout by Tayi.oi:. Brothecs, the %.t rt , exclusi7ei ' v "• EXPOrt Chic ™'