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THE dO Der A JAPANESE FAN. Miss Bessie Chandler (in thus discourses of the Japar ding trees, Imy bi other things We have learned to expect with recurring springs; Others of them—those who can— of the Japanese fan, nay sin Of the Japanese fan, with its wild, weird birds; ind peculiar flocks and herd: Its sunsets and thunder-clouds— Of si that are comin peaked pi Its flowers of a juite unknown to ma But which flourish and thrive or Its stran; joomy foreboders ri las; Japanese fan. n there are the women, those curious creatu With their fortified heads and their queer bias fe tures; And there is the bird lightly poised on a twig, ‘The twig very little V very bi And those intricate t Th mn from the the bi . for sides of a Japanese fa > often see Mount Fi Thibet's Grand L are les, withor or plan, In the back; Ax sacred an object The shrubs and the Bat th Vac Ww tea, can they be, hard as they ¢ anid on a Japane ile sitting ar Perhaps they ar Perhaps ‘tis a rule —they have rather that air; fart over there, ‘¢ break lest he be undone, ross their legs and the storks stand on one— For thus, since their i They have always ap portation be peared on a Japanese fan, nd all, As I pin them around over spots on the wall, As L carelessly stick them in jars and in bowls, And cover adroitly the black stovepipe holes: No matter how bare be the desert, [can Make it bloom like the rose with the Japanese fan Whatever they're meant for, I bless or Ob, Ja fant if you Td lay down before th In praise of With which you ean cover And, believe me, Vl Long may you wave, O Japan panese ly had feet aricht F beauty and use, pute meet nd the grace tly placo— Lawyer—“ You ination of the find?” Witne quence; a b as Shake Lawyer—* Never mind what Shakespeare says, He will be summoned, and ean testify for himself if he knows anything about the ¢ Ix Paris now hut.” We th to pschutt down 0 Herald. y you made an exam- premises, What did you Oh, noth of ¢ called a time stown the dude is ight it was the dude. or to turn overa new leaf, terpillar remarked when he had su ruined the one he was on.—Balti- ry Saturday. as more E Davip Davis naturally couldn't see any- thing very the big trees of | California. —/ Tuts is the down-trodd —Jersey City 7 ‘THe Delaware cabba This will be pleasing smokers of cheap cigars. turns—and gets beaten, crop is all right. ntelligence for the —Oil City Blizzard. Tue weather bureau is the storm scenter. —Cincinnati Drummer. Boston | | on when even the poor, Jol B., | punster. | get a lickin | many public A PUNSTER'S NARROW ESCAPE. Mn. Bursiys, | up that abominable said the good lady to fast this mornir You don’t li with alfed + You know very well that I rather have a hedgehog in th do wish you would gi Invest 8S for manning, ! st nnd place 4 Sear wil Va than a | | don't. hoi “Tse said “hedgehog, eh? the incorrigible brute H'm—hog! “Ah, y for pork-you-pine,” and he slipped wi cnd of the table just in time to dodge the bow! of mush hurled at his head by the now | thoroughly exasperated woman, —f Exchange. uvageous A titties sketch going the rounds of the | # collection. press is headed ** A’ young Woman with History.” A female book agent, we suspec She frequently visits this town, Sometimes 1 thut she has a history—in fifty-two parts—and sometimes a volume of poetry, that “should be in every intelligent household."”— Vorris- town Herald. A Iv is the and break his lr where pnt the Ruchester Wem all col to the Past Masy of note be you w POLITE man railway carriage, : re smoking furiously. The « assenger courteously: “1 beg your pardon, gentlemen, but [do hope that my smoking doesn’t inconvenience you French Fun. Tuery were boasting about “My forefathers,” said John, from England on the Mayflower. And my ancistry,” said Pat, “kim over from Quanestown on the Sunflower, — It’s wsthetic Tam, begor rell Citizen. Evverty philanthropist to small boy, cho” ia eatuly striving to pull a door bell | above his reach—* Let me help you, my little man.” (Pulls the bell.) Small boy— | vv you had better ran, or we'll both | —F liegende Blatter. | G0) aus So Beam STOP ERE ! truly: The eis laid where seven seen is not anes me * Don’t sit so near r you,” said he, Tain Then you will No I won't, eith “Then y home, for I ain't got no u ‘0 cards. —Cin, Drnminer. ‘Tuey were courting. * she said. I ain’t nea better g for you. | exclaimed young Dudiboi, “the weathah is getting so mild. yer know, that [ must have the ferrule taken olf my cane. IV’ too beastly heavy for a warm day, yer know.”—Boston Transcript. “Ban Jov Lon- everatl great nd fiel ummer, BuiLpr will have don during the coming prominent’ Fenians predict that buildings will go up th Baltimore Every Saturday. in ‘Tie man who has been shouting to every one the past nine months, “Shut the door!” will be wondering for the next si months why every fool does it when he ge out.—Harlem Times. Dvrine the winter we feel that we c hold our own pretty wellas an average lia but now that the cireus bill is beginning to adorn the wall, we feel our utter ae | cance.— Evansville Argus. 0 and Tur, New Yorkers might ¢: ed the 1 ),000 for tl the Bartholdi statue, if the subj Liberty—had been a little better known to the in that city. — Lowell Cit. ee “Boarp wanted” —as the young lady when she came toa mud puddle in the alk.— Burlington Free Press. sternly, ually thinks th fash people to wea: when a fly lights on it he'll neck, ant to the children lest ye Itiptic aman who th a natur CHAS. 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