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I never see a life just crystalizing from youth into manhood's prime, like yours, that I do not feel impelled to impress these great truths upon the mind.” “Excuse me,” replied the young man, languidly, laying down his paper, ** but—er—did you speak ?” —Epoch, Miss Canaba (d/ushingly): I am sorry, sir, but I can never be anything more to you than a sis— UNCLE Sam (aghast): Christopher Columbus, young woman! You misunderstand me. I’m not courting you I am only offering to bea father to you.—Chicago Tribune. “* HELLO,” “Is this 257? Oh! doctor, my husband wants to go down to business, but I tell him this weather is only fit for beasts! ‘Won't you come over and per- suade him to stay indoors ?"— Yale Record. Mrs. SpraGuE is a member in good standing of the first church (Presbyterian), and brings up her children in the way they should 'go. They have all, upon reaching a suitable age, united with the church. While I was in there one day last week, making a friendly call, Fred, the youngest boy, came’ into the parlor in avery ‘demoralized condition. He was covered with mud, and looked very much as if he had been the under dog ina fight. Hiselder sister, Alice, said, by way of an explanation of Fred’s appearance, that he was going to join the church at the next communion Sunday, and there were three boys on that street he wanted to whip before then.—/udge. HERR HIRSCHBERG, a member of the Chamber of Commerce, noted for the elegance of his manners and the stylishness of his ‘get-up,” was standing one day in a meditative mood near the Exchange, when there stepped up to him a seedy-looking fellow, and said: ‘tI say, my dear friend, how are you selling Russians?” Visibly annoyed, the stockbroker turned round and spoke in his, most dignified(manner: “ First, you will please in future to address me ‘as“Mr. Councillor Hirschberg ; secondly; I am not -your dear friend ; thirdly, by’ when: do you* want them?”—Berlin Lustige Blatter. SPECIAL NOTICE For Ladies to secure AT HALF PRICE WY MODEL GARMENTS. f IMPORTED AND , DESIGNED FROM = LATEST IDEAS NOW REMAIN ING ON HAND, INCLUDING cial Design. JERAKAVER LADIES’ TAILOR, 19 East 21st Street, New York. Westminster Kennel Club THIRTEENTH ANNUAL DOG SHOW, MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, NEW YORK. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY, February 19; 20, 21, 22, 1889. 1 PROFESSOR PARKER’S TRICK DOGS. 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