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‘LIFE: SAGGERS A Nall A PAIR in a hammock Attempted to kiss, And in less than a jiffy “syya aq popary oy 1, —New York Sun. © HeLto, Central! Is it true that you girls are not allowed to listen to what is said ‘over the wires?” eves and what's more, we wouldn't waste the time if we had to it throw away in listening to the silly stuff that people pour into each other's ears. The public must think we are dying to hear something when we try to catch what it has to say.” “All right, then ; give me 1314." “There, you've got 'em.” + Hello, 1314! Say, I've got a secret I want to whisper to you, but first let_me tell you that yesterday I saw the telephone girl who answers our calls at the central office—the ‘one with the cracked, rasping voice—and, suffering saints! she's got a face that is naturally s» homely that any sort of an accident that might befall it would improve its appearance ; and her hair is such a bright red that persons with weak eyes can't look at it except through Smoked glass; and she’s got freckles as distinct as the squares on a checker-board, and— “Say, you horrid man! if | hear any more of that kind of talk over the wire, I'll Do you understand ?”” T'll call around this afternoon and tell you what I've got to say. to the manager ! report you “Er-rer, bello, 1314! I'm afraid it won't do to send it over the ‘phone, because—well—you understand how it is."—Pittsburg Dispatch. A NATURALIST, who is absent-minded to a degree, recently celebrated his silver wedding. | Just as the first guest arrived, one of the daughters was sent to summon the father, who was all ready, and came into the parlor. The daughter noticed that her father carried in bis hand a small wooden box, and as he shook hands with the nearest guest, she saw him drop it. The cover rolled off, but she gave a sigh of relief when she ‘saw that the box was apparently empty. The naturalist, however, uttered a cry of dismay, and instantly went down on his hands and knees in an attempt to gather up something. “Have you spilled anything, father ?” she asked. «Spilled anything!" he echoed, in evident indignation at her calm tone; ‘1 have lost fifty fleas that I have just received from Egypt!" The effect of this intelligence on the family was nothing in comparison to the effect the catastrophe had upon the company before the evening was over.—drgonaut. A New York woman, who has a very poor opinion of art as presented in Chicago, was recently visiting in that city, and under the espionage of that dilettante and scholar, Mr. Eugene Field, she went one day to the Art Museum. “Possibly, Madam,” suggested Eugene, with a courtly bow and in classic English, “perhaps you had better leave your sun umbrella at the door.” ** What for?” inquired the lady, who was rich enough to own the best. * You might push it through a picture or break a piece of statuary with it.” *Thardly think I shall," she retorted, marching right in.‘ T think too much of my umbrella."—Detroit Free Press. “ Wuat was Helen crying about, Polly?” asked Polly’s mamma, as the little one came in {rom the playground, ‘+ She dug a great big hole in the garden, and her mamma wouldn't let her take it into the house with her,” said Polly.—Harper's Young People. acker’s Tar Soap. IS PURE, ANTISEPTIC, LATHERS READILY, ESOVRICHTED SOOTHES IRRITATED SKIN. 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