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Southland Times, Issue 4483, 22 November 1882, Page 3

RoBWt Bro^ingJ && English poet, rcßemblei a prolffib Ken. He doesn-t-own-a complete sei oftis works. V "-[;a.i?'A:-v: a};.;-- _ _. m M»rriage ifl like a corset^tnng. It is the tic ~ thajSbinds,! .'/. [} V» £ A good thing to Have, especially in hot weathei . —acooljniHipn, .jv, ■■ v - ' •- ••■ ■'■;■'' a & tMTmpining 'a mah ' get9;np;btit m the even'Amari^fchere wi&ddm by financial 1068. Like a^raSpr he is sharper for b. ing 6trapped, y Down South, where chicken^thieves are prevaleot they Way tha^thW^arkeyrs hour is before When> Adolphus placed his arm around the neck of Angeunti, he s^idit" was for a heck's press purpose. \\ lO ' ' .. - ♦Angelina^Eatihg onions' tiofe 'only prevents the lips from chappirig,*bßt usually keeps the chaps from lipping. • i — - -~ , A<New Britain missionary? -i writes to an Australian paper that 'mission life in the islands is not air roses and Jioney.' Here is one of his neiißporlt/^perienceß-^^arawa^am lost; his] favorite vrit e] Xeckabll, r aii4 lie. Js mconeokblte] He says he doesn't I dare ' a 'bit for his other wives ; toe only, ,one 5 he, cared for is gone.' He poit'itie^bo&yiiti 1 a'canb^.'and kept her in 1 his house till I^couldn't stiina "the i smell anydoriger. You must understand-taiat thei^^palace'is at our gate, about ? 6o<yards ; to Windwardiof-theniission house. WBenl fbund;^he intended to keep her there altogether, I paid to get her buried, and n<^we caii breatheiagaui;! t ;*.•?; ;,;