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The man who has troubles of his‘own is not) ‘Which would you rather, Johnnie,” asked @ unfortunate. It is the man who has the! the fond mother, “have the measles and stay troubles of his wife, the troubles of his own | at home, or be well and go to school?” ** Rath- relatives, and of all her relatives, who needs|er have the measles and stay at home. But, weeping with.—It is always a matter of sur-| then, I'd like to go to school, too,” said John- prise that tombstones, in extolling the women| nie.‘ But why, darling 2” urged his mother. uoier them, don't relate that they were active | ** So I could give all the other fellows the mea- at church socials. —Artansaw Vhomas Cut. | sles." —Tid-Bits, Bereaved husband—"* Ves, my poor wife was a great admirer of pearls.” ‘Aenuster e's entered the gates that are studded with them, let us hope.” Husband—"Ah! fear they could never induce her to pass them.” —/ewe/- “hear that some of the ways in which old | ¢7!° Weekiy. Gcrrox made his money were rather shady."| 1) . sather is hardly the word. Why, even his| The Sohmer pianos are recommended to the chirch came near firing him "—/ndianapolis| Public for their power, purity, richness and Sponal quality of tone, and are considered the most — durable and reliable pianos ever made. Physicians will tell you Dr. Siegert's Angos- tara Bitters is the best of all tonics and stomach regulators. Druggists sell it. You are not angry with me beeause I threw a \iss to you, are you?" he asked. “Yes. 1] «No, si an,” she replied, ** Why?” he inquired." Be- cave there was no impenetrable barrier be- twccn us that made it necessary,” —Brook/yn Ea_te. " exclaimed the legislator emphat- ically; "I never accepted a bribe.” ** Ts that so?" was the reply of the man who knew him, “The representatives of the corporations are really honest, then ?"—Chicago Eveni Ve best tonic extant—Abbott's, the Orig- oe . | Angostura Bitters. 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DOLLY'S CHAPERON. “You are far too sweet and beautiful to To parks and plays she’s gone with me murder me,” protested her husband confident- For eighteen months or more ; ly, Fora moment her hand trembled as-she I've found her best of company mingled carbolic acid with his Hamburg steak. In trips on sea and shore. “Oh, I don't know,” she faltered, blushing. And yet of love she’s never framed “A woman has to be very sweet and beautiful A word for me, I'll own ; in order to be acquitted of the charge of mur- Yet for this lack she can't be blamed— der these days."—Detroit Journal, She's Dolly's chaperon, She never views in listless way Brown—"* You can always tell a young man ‘At Bower-shows the prize who is just out of college.” Jones—"* That's She quite appreciates a play— just where you are wrong. You can’t tell him | __ You see that in her eyes. anything.”—Ohio State Journal, Her sphere of action ’s limited, —_—— ‘The escort ‘s not her own ; But unobtrusive, be it said, Is Dolly's chaperon. Well, what do you think of Chicago?” “It’s a wonderful town—so swift, so sure, such amazing results, It's full of fresh young blood.” “Say, you must have spent ail your time in the stock-yards."— Cleveland Plain Dealer. She's twenty-five, if she’s a day, And Dolly ’s but nineteen ; Her eyes are blue and Dolly's gray— Blue eyes are true, I ween. Since * three 's a crowd” I think, mayhap, I'll woo a maid alone. I've half a mind to set my cap For Dolly's chaperon, —Detroit Free Press, The mistress—* Bridget, 1 don't think it Jooks well for you to entertain company in the kitchen the way you do,” "he cook—* Thanks, mum; but I wouldn't want t take ‘im int’ th’ parlor—he spits Cbaccy."— Philadelphia Bul. letin, Platt will never cut much figure in the na-| Zhe farson—"* Dear me! 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