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McFrecan—"* Shure yez black oye do be turnin” gran Mr. McF AN whoy wada't it? Oi got ‘ishmon on Saint Patrick's Mas. ke MATTER OF TASTE. SAlD a member of a house- hold economic associa- tion to a lady of society, “The city water is so full of animal- cules | wonder you dare to drink it as itis. We always : INFALLIBLY. . boll ours, SALATHIEL—" Mofnin’, Neighbor Pealeaf, We air goin’ ter hev rain—it allus rains when I hey rheumatiz ketch me in is “Dear me!” returned th’ kneejints.” a Mrs. Mundane ; what a dis- ader ‘tall—we orter hev snow perty soon nacow, hedn’t we ?* tressing thought. I'd rather roid es pl colnet gl Monday, an’ then we'll hey it. I be an aquarium than a grave- Satariitei—" Not edzactly ; but my wife allus washes Mondays, an’ I never knew it ter fail a winter yit thet I didn’t yard, so I drink mine raw. hev ter git up an’ shovel a path so she could hang aout her washin’, b'gosh !—never.” | AN EXAMPLE, in PAT serves as a terrible warning ef To those who'd keep out of a : fight, . hi By the way he goes out in the morn- an ing pr And the way he comes home at tr night. - RESIGNATION, ! Mrs. Boscawen —"Is Lent a season of rest with your hus- , band?” Mrs, Cobwigger— Indeed ' it is, my dear. 1 make him ac~ company mg to church every day, and he never fails to go to sleep during the service.” E HAVE found that the easiest way to pronounce HOW THE LAST FALL OF SNOW AIDED POLICEMAN JOHNSON TO LAND THE FIGHTERS IN certain Indian names is to play THE COUNTY JAIL. them on a piccolo, DISENCHANTMENT. “sPNCLE LOTHaRIO, said Tommy reflectively, as he was about to leave the ( room in order to disburse the funds unexpectedly bestowed up- / on him by his giddy relative, when I said that the new nurse- w girl had dimples all over her face I think I made a mistake ; 0 it wasn’t dimples | meant, it was G another word—it was the oppo- tl site of dimples I meant.” Tommy and his uncle gazed uu at one another in wordless per- oe plexity. Then a ray of intelli- E gence dawned slowly behind | te Tommy's freckles. “Oh! ob, yes, Uncle Lotha- y° rio; I meant pimples.” comicbooks.com