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The lovely young women who lately illuminated those suburban groves with lawn and ribbons are now baking buckwheat cakes in the frosty calm of these October mornings, or are bestowing fairy touches on the rare beefsteak beloved of the citizen, Therefore, the picnic ground at this season is a melancholy place, only popu- lar with cows and suicides.—Chicago News, An amusing book is “Little Baron Trump and His Wonderful Dog Bulger,” by Ingersoll Lockwood, a thoughtful, imaginative, and deserving writer, with illus- trations by George Wharton Edwards, and from the The title of the book suffi- ciently indicates its purpose. CARL PRETZEL'S PHILOSOPHY. Der oxcellence of firtue und der humpback of vice should leave imbressions on efery people's mind. Old age dond nefer dooks you mit surprise. It vas besser you look pooty vell out und been dhere vhen he comes. 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