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* LIFE: Pit S2S5ORS AT NLL N attendant at Mount Vernon, not long ago, found a lady weeping most bitterly and audibly, with her handker- chief at her eyes. He slipped up to her and said: “Are you in trouble, madam?" ‘No, sir,” she sobbed, ‘‘I saw you weep- ing.” “Ah,” said she, ‘‘ how can one help weeping at the grave of the ‘ Father of his Country?’” ‘Oh, indeed, madam” said he, ‘‘ that's not it. The tomb's over yonder. This is the ice- house !"—Argunaut. “*T TELL you what it is, gentlemen,” said the foreman, solemn- ly, ‘if this sort of thing keeps on, they'll be having Chinese jurymen next, and the business will be ruined entirely, It’s al- most time we made an example of some one. ‘Spose we give him fifteen years.” And they did.—San Franciscan. THE cashier of the East Saginaw Savings Bank, who recently skipped to Canada with $350,000, has just sent back a check for $10,000, to be used in enlarging the Almshouse at that town. He says that no one shall accuse him of not feel- ing for the poor depositors. Tue jury in the case of the man whose child was run over at Visalia, has just returned a verdict against the C. P. for two thousand dollars damages, instead of the fifty thousand de- manded. Of course, the only inference is that the jurymen themselves Pperesse a job-lot of children which they are willing to dispose of to the railroad at the same bedrock price.—£x. 363 “Joun, did you go round and ask how old Mrs. Jones was this morning, as I told you to do last night?” ‘*Yes, sir.” “ Well, what was the result?” ‘She said that seeing as how you had the impudence to ask how old she was, she 'd no objection to tell- ing you she was 74.” **A CURIOUS negro superstition is that a man who has been struck by lightening can not swim,"’ says an exchange. We have noticed the same thing, too, about negroes who have died from yellow fever.— Puck. TRADE PROTECTION. Tue terrible depression in all classes of business was aptly illustrated in one of our criminal courts last week. When the jury retired for consultation, the foreman announced that the prisoner had just conveyed to him the fact that he had only ten dollars left to ‘‘ put up.” “Ten dollars!" exclaimed one of the dozen, indignantly. ‘* What does the fellow take us for? We are willing enough to do the fair thing, heaven knows ; but ten dollars! I call that rubbing it in.” ‘He might at least have made it a dollar apiece,” snorted another. “Ou, say, ma!" exclaimed a bright little girl at the Hoffman House while at dinner, “‘hasn’t that man over there got awful big cars?” * Hush, child ; the gentleman might hear you," cautioned the mother. ‘Well, ma,” returned the precocious youngster, ‘if he could n’t hear me with those ears he ought to haul them down.” —N. ¥. Journal, Fienay. Hott & Co. be Have Just Published : One of Turgéniefi's Representative Works, now for the First Time Issued in America. Toilet Has the lai soap. ANNALS OF A SPORTSMAN. Ivan Turckxtnry, Translated by Franklin :. Abbott. 16mo, ‘* Leisure Hour Series."” te This is the book which made Turginicf, fam- Cashmere Bouquet t sale of any superfine toilet erfume novel and excep- tionally strong. Send four cents in stamps to Colgate & Co., N. Y., for sample cake. KRAKAUER, Ladies’ Tailor and Habit Maker. 19 EAST a1ST ST., N.Y. And Bellevse Ave, Newport. ‘Would inform Ladies that he Soap. ous. It abounds in the qualities enjoyed by his admirers, presented with the vigor of his carly years. THE GENUINE FRANK 8B. CONVERS Jotfeed 6. Carroll, TAILOR & IMPORTER. In view of the increasing demand A Story by Mrs. Alexander, gener- ally Considered to Equal if not to Surpass, “ The Wooing O't and Her Dearest Foe.” A SECOND LIFE. By Mas Aurxaxpny, 6g. Leisure Hour ries, $1, Leisure Moment Series, 35 cents. OTHER WORKS OF TURGENIEFF, In the Leisure Hour Series at $1 each. Fathers and Sons, On the Eve, Smoke, Dimitri Roudine, Liz, Virgin Soil, Spring Floods and A Lear of the Steppe. Other works of Mrs. Alexander, in the Leisure Hour Series at $1 each, aod in the Leisure Moment Series at the prices marked L.M.S. BANJO. At Wholesale, 49 Maiden Lane. FRANK B. CONVERSE, 136 West 47th Street, N. Y. (Formerly 61 West 42d Street.) THE BEST PICTURE OF GENERAL GRANT. A Seay Sosy and printed om esr U. S Grant, en- ce, ra ry plate paper. size aaxi8 incl ladia proofs, proofs. $2." Mailed to aay address on os AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE; to whom liberal terms, will be piven. For terms. etc., apply to CLEAVES, MACDONALD & CO., 45 ‘Tunis Fi, BOSTON, MASS. or garments of elegance and HIGH CLASS STANDARD of style, at reasonable prices, we are prepared to meet the emergency with an unusually select line for sprin ‘wear, acceptable to: the most refined taste. Riding Costumes and Liveries in English Styles. 166 Siccth JSbve., NEW YORK. Lundborg’s Perfume, Edenia. Lundborg’s Perfume, Maréchal Niel Rose, Lundborg’s Perfume, Alpine Violet. Lundborg’s Perfume, Lily of the Valley. Lundborg’s Rhenish Cologne. comicbooks.com