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D no answer came to greet me, No sweet voice to mine replied ; But I heard the waters rippling And the moaning of the tied. FRANCES’S PRAYER. IVE-YEAR-OLD FRANCES was indisposed recently while away from home, and the physician called in to prescribe for her gave medicine more unpalatable than her doctor at home is in the habit of giving. When Frances said her prayers that //M night she added, “Dear Lord, put it into the heart of that doctor to give me nicer medicine. I don’t want people to monkey with my medicine. Amen!” AFTER THE THEATRICALS. Hy—"' I felt like an inspired idiot.” Sute—"* Yes, but you didn’t look a bit inspired.” Resecca—"' Oh, Levi, Levi! Liddle Ikey has got killed.” Levi—* Oh, Moses and Aaron! Oh, oh, oh, mein liddle Tkey! BOTH EXHAUSTED Vere vas he kilt, Rebecca?" : Ca teal had a goot head on him, ie *¢]M COMPLETELY used up!” exclaimed Miss Bleecker as she and Miss knew his fader could get damages. He alvays had an eye fer Emerson of Boston came in from a shopping expedition. pizness,” “Lam utilized at an elevation myself,” said Miss Emerson. A GREAT IDEA. EWSKY—"' Tear me! my hair —ell, that's good. I have an g so long that I can't see the idea, It'll work too, I'll bet a cheese —A, it works elegantly !" sandwich,— comicbooks.com