A pressed glass tumbler nine inches
tall w ith a capacity of eighty ounces, tho
largest in existence, was made in
Kochoster a few days ago. A t-tx'oial
press was constructed to &haie the glass,
and gla-.s workers regard it as much of a
masterpiece in its line as the great bteel ;
gnu cast at Pittsburg recently. I
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Of all your friends none is so er-:
r i ., i i -c- ,.urr.,i !
fectly companionable as the cheerful
person, lie is the ever welcome vis-j
,1,.. tlcTrf-nr of Qiir.t,!iine and I
me uiiu u. mwwii.. "-Mon aH ciose margins as any
this were a world of cheerful people, j dealer.
William Cullen Bryant, in anticipation j
of age, asked nothing more of the years j
in their flight than to "leave the heart;
unfrosen and spare the cheerful mind." j
What more could anyone wish to ask?.
An unfrosen heart and a cheerful mind
will turn hoary Winter into glorious ;
Spring.
" Life appears to me
says Charlotte Ihonte,
wrong or cherish hate."
too short,
"to
register
And
so it
would appear to any one. And when
we but reflect that a mound of wav
ing erasses is some day all that is left
nf f,nr iriv ml unmtinns md loves I
ot our jos and anumions, ana iots ,
nnM hitp b(e seems almost too short 1
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