–there is no fool like a rich fool.

to be very sprightly or active–he is not made that way.

–there are mightier things to-day than ever before.

because home manufacturers charge you too much–your neighbor may have sold the goods to your New York or London merchant.

in procuring a lottery prize just won–he may lose the money, or may lose himself.

on the floor of a car–it is an evidence of a filthy nature.

jist or dist for just.

because in many instances the wearer is glad rather than sad.

–it proclaims you a fashion idiot.  The man or woman who wears such boots or shoes, and produces corns and bunions, is a mental crank.

with something pleasant if it is offensive.  If you cannot find anything better, eat onions once or twice a day–anything is preferable to an offensive breath.