Believe in Youbself and Others will bel »EVE in You.—Monsieur Bilboqucfc (" Peiutre academicien ") : "It^^ you, sare, zat ze secret of all true art it lost, and zat painting is a zing of ze past. Zare are not more than sree men living who are irorzy of ac name of painter!' 1 ' —His Patron and Admifer: Yes, yes. And who are the three men, Monsieur Bilboquet?" Monsieur Bilboquet: " Veil, I am one of z?m! I have forgotten ze names of ze t«ro ozers I "—Punch. : Br-00-tiful .'—Those calm and beautiful July evenings, as Claude and Pauline stood gazing up into the breathless heavens, after they had grown tired of guessing what star should be their home when love becomes immortal, they tu i r.ne4 their fond eyes upon the comet, and then, mid her exclamations of delight and wonder, he incidentally wh.spered into her ravished ear, f Each particle of matter which composes the tail is supposed to move in a hyperbolic orbit, with the sun m the focus qf the opposite branch, under the influence of a repulsive fopce emanating f^qqi ifye sun, a>d 4e? creasing by the law of the inyepse squarq of the distanpe." • . Hepeived.—Six hundred and ninetythree gdes to autijmn. — Washington Chronicle, «-"
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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 1879, 11 January 1875, Page 2
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205Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 1879, 11 January 1875, Page 2
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