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“I'm in luck! Got it all to mysel 4“ Reckon I'll try it from the top." 5. "There wasn't so much that trip because I struck the cross-shaft.” 6, “Well, here goes for another tunnel,” THE GREEDY RAT AND 2. “A real good old one too.” WHERE BAD BOYS GO. A LONG time ago, when the boys of other days Forgot their mothers’ cautions and fell into evil ways+ ‘The preachers used to preach and the teachers used to teach That they'd have to curb their tempers and reform their naughty speech Or they'd bring up in the end, they might certainly depend, Ina place no longer mentioned lest the mention may offend. But now, oh, later recompense ! when boys of modern days But shame their decent training—fall into rowdy ways And learn to rave and tear, to pull each other's hair, ‘To call each other dirty names, to fisticuff and swear, And thus to manhood grow, we send them off, you know, To Washington, for congressmen—oh, oh, oh ! And there these maddened creatures, abandoned to their ways, Obstruct the public business through many stormy days. They quarrel and they fight with all their vulgar might Until the storied halls are blue with wrath's profanest spite ; Till at the sight so base Columbia hides her face, And all the nations idly look with sneers at her disgrace. MRS. GKONGE ARCHIBALD. LIKE THE WILD WAVES. Gaggs—""Why do you liken Swellite to a re- ceding wave?” Waggs — Because he's always just broke.” SARCASM. Wife —" Mother is coming to visit us, Charles.” Husband —" Lucy, you know that your mother and I always fight.” Wife (hysterics in the distance) — Now, Charles, I don't see why you always object to my happiness, and"— Husband —"All right; let her come. for peace.” Anything RHYMING. “This miserable subjugation of intellect to the clink of well or ill matched syllables. ‘Until at length a feeble-minded child can make outa sonnet." Dr. Holmes in Over the Teacups.”” DEAR words, alike yet deftly different, Sing me the joy of rhyming everywhere. ing me the leaves the pot-tree doth bear, One thought through many a matching variance sent. 1g me the clouds by minstrel breezes blent, isters that one white robe diversely wear. Sing, with cleft chord attuned, the rhyming rare Of master’s hand on some rich instrument. And hither dance, twin sisters, of a height, Twin miracles of mated loveliness, Yet in the eyes of each her own dear light, And on her lips a differing caress, Come, dancing words, this delicate, fair sight Be shrewd in rhymed divergence to express, AMos ®, watts. ANOTHER EXCUSE. Tramp-—"\ regret that I am unable to cut your fire-wood with this proverb, madam.” Madam —" Why do you call it a proverb?” Tramp —“ Because it is an old saw, madam." THE DUTCH CHEESE. 3 pretty quick.” iS 7.,‘'T can’t eat much more, but I hate to waste it.” 8. BripceT— It's funny how that chaze moulded so in wan night, Oi must t'row it Fe =" 9. ——"‘Howly murther! Oi've heard tell av live chaze, an begorra! Oi've found it.” comicbooks.com Jose alifor in Fr