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JONATHAN TO JOHN.

Far better than we thought, When all the world we faced alone And Cuba’s freedom sought. e shown your hand as well befits he glorious fighting race, 1.8 Zenith proudly sits onor’s chiefest place.

And we have read the signs, John Bull, And feel the sweeping tide

That makes the bearts of nations full, While battling side by side.

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And so, while England tonches strings With no uncertain sound,

The Yankee dreps all meaner things To meet on common ground,

Where Anglo-Saxon can attack With “bands across the sea,’’

Aud Stars and Stripes and Union Jack Can make the whole world free.

The “thin red line” that never yields, The “hearts of oak” tha’ dare,

Couid face the fire on any field, If Yankees, too, were there;

Could dare a frienzied world in arms, "Mid shot avd bursting shells,

Ana answer Europe’s wild alarms With loud, triumphant yells.

There’]! nevermore be war Between two nations that must stand For rigbteousue*s and law; Our differences have passed away, The days we fizht are done, Ard Jubn aod Jooathan today Behold the rising sun.

And soon the world wil] beara song

[n every plain and valley,

As resonant it rises stroug,

While millioas join the rally;

And Yankee Doodle will awake

Your Eoglish meadows green,

While Yankee tongues from eea to lake Vill sing “God Save the Queen.”

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The reported sydden moving from Jam-~ aica to West Africa of the second battalion of the Leinster Regiment, the wemen be- ing left behind, may have aserions meani- g. White troops are not usually sent to the unhealthy coast, the colored regiments, native police and parties from the warships performing all orainary miktary operati- ons. It isonly when something out of the way is expected that a white regiment is called on for duty. There is one thing much out of the way there uow, but it has been hoped diplomacy would settle it. The movewent of the troops may be meant to expedite diplomacy.

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givesand maintains good HEALTH.

Yon’ve used us well, John Bull, we’ll own,

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STAGE GLINTS.

Charles Hoyt has returned to New York improved in health and will be- gin work soon upon several new plays he has in mind or partly under way.

Nancy McIntosh has quit Augustin Daly for a long rest and when she re- covers her health will star in a musical comedy by her brother, Burr McIntosh.

William H. Crane has bought of A. E. Lancaster an original comedietta,

character, entitled *‘His Last Appear- ance. ’’

One Chicago critic notices in the first

the schoolroora scene—a close resem- blance to the principal scene in Robert- son’s school.

Duse may come over next fall to act in D’Annunzio’s play, ‘“‘The Dead City,’’ which seems to have made a prv found impression in spite of a most re- pulsive subject.

Ween Alice Neilson starts out to star next season in ‘‘The Fortune Teller,’’ her place as prima donna of the Bosto bians will be taken by Helen Bertram, who held it once before.

Henry Miller has earned, by his act- ing in Mr. Ogilvie’s study of character, the title part in ‘‘The Master,’’ more of considerate praise than by anything he has hitherto accomplished.

Puccini, the composer of ‘‘Manon’’ aud ‘‘La Boheme,’’ has just signed a contract with Publisher Ricordi to write the music for a new opera, the title of which will be ‘‘Marie Antoinette. ’’

Gladys Homfrey, one of the London **‘Geisha’’ girls, has just secured the American rights of Arthur Law’s new play, ‘*The Sea Flower,’’ and will come to America next fall for a starring tour.

POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

The well man often forgets the sick man’s promises.

A man never realizes how insignifi- cant he is until he attends bisown wed- cing.

What the very young man doesn’t know he thinks he knows, and it an- swers the same purpose.

An old bachelor says that a woman’: change of mind is an example of an effect without a canse.—Chicago News

Mail and Empire: Pacand, the hero of the Bale des Chaleurs scandal, is going to enter the Quebec Legislature. Thisis a pity, he ought to go into the Commons. Mr Tarte is there, and itis a mistake io break the set.

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