Pape’s Opinion, he more I hear about classical liter.

tare, pike it. ‘Gut, st ¥ of Giret mird and - pnw ledge of our own language. é ‘[ don’t object to the study of Greek . but it does seem to me that of filling up their books with mt back number heroes, they : making good pie, thev’d have canbined with the orna- Land saved a great deal of time s,’'— Washington Star.

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The Artless Irish.

The simple artlessness of the Irish ball appears in these anecdotes which Cardinal Manning used to tell: An Irish waiter on being asked at what o'clock the first train left in the morn- ing answered, ‘‘You see, sir, the 7 o'clock train now goes at 8 o’clock;: so there isn’t no first train at all, at all.”’

“IT got up at 7,’" said another Irish- man, ‘‘and thought it was 8, but on locking at my watch I found it was 9.”’

An Irish valet, seeing his master fill the waste paper basket with torn up let- tesexclaimed ruefully: ‘‘Oh, why did you go for to tear them up? They might have come in so useful for me, who am always so bothered when I have to write a letter. ’’

That valet must have been nearly re- lated to the Irishman who, having only one match to light his candle in the morning, struck it overnight to make stre it was a good one.—Youth’s Com-

panion.

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**Naw. Waat’er you talkin ‘bout vol- caneys? I said airthquake.”’

‘“*I heerd you. Brt [ went through that same deestrict that year. Them Apaches got arter us, an we hustled up into th’ crater of a volcaney, so as to stan ‘em off. We built a kin of a plat- form inside, am they couldn’ a took ua in 1,000 years if we'd had grub. One mornin when we wus jist about starved that ole wolcaney kim to life, cut loose like a dynermite explosion, an we wus blowed $0 miles to th’ west afore we lavded in a san hill. Not a durn one of us hed a scratch.’’

The long legged man reached for his weiuse] asickly grin and sala, ‘‘What’ll you fellers taker?’’—De- troit Free Press.

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The Way She Worked It,

“Of conrse you can take a hint,’’ she said, looking at him thonghtfully. He couldn't, and knew it, and that’s why she said it. It wouldu’t hive been nicessary otherwise.

‘Of course,”’ he replied. been hinting at anything?’’

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“Thinking of what?’’

“Why, suppose—just suppose, know—that I wus a hint.”’

Aiter pondering the mutter deeply for several minutes he decided to take her. —Ciicago Post.

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Tenfoid Sweetness.

The other duy Manager Wardlow of a telegraph office in Brazil took a tele- gtam which read:

**Miss ——, will you be mine?’’

It was delivered to the proper party, and soon she came tripping into the ciice to wire her reply. It read:

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Ten words, you see, and she paid her quarter, and then tripped out of the room with the sweetest kind of a blush, —Lvausville Courier.

Yes.

A Great Man's Nerve.

“Yes,’’ said Lieutenant Peary, as he Jeoked about him preparatory to start- ing tor the north pole again. ‘‘ Yes, we huve made every possible arrangement for our journey. We are prepared to face ihe coldest kind of climate.”’

He paused a moment and sternly:

“We shall even start from Boston.”’ —Ciucinnati Commercial Tribune.

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dle. We wanted to give her a vote of thanks,”’ ‘““Well, how did she receive you?’’ ‘“*‘The inventor turned ont to be a

mau who wanted to get off to the base- ball gu:nec.’’—D-etroit Free Press.

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Slis Reputstien Maintained That brute.’’ suid the indignant borer, ‘‘balked for three hours the first ”?

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Might Have Had More.

Griggs—Little Jack there is a Chi- 20 orphan.

Briggs— What in the world is a Chi- cago orphan?

Griggs—A child who has only one father and mother.—New York Sun- !

tay Journal.

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murmured the robber, as be abstracted the actress’ diamonds, ‘“‘this is an awful chestnut, but what is a starving man with a large family to do?’’-—Pick Me Up.

ED, A Bicycle Term,

'> oyT FOR A SPURT ON THE ROAD.” —New York Sunday Wor!d.

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Properly Located,

“They may say what they like against him,’’ said the convicted one’s defender, “‘but his heart is in the right place,.’”’

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. Popular Girls,

“The Quest of the Golden Girl’? is popular, but the quest of the girl with gold is still more so.—Pick Me Up.

Her Cou:promise. Patiently, with prudence proper, Mary Ann McCorkadel Waited, like a brass trimmed “‘copper"* Or a daisy in the dell, For a husband made to order, Framed and set off with a border. - Mary waited, waited, waited, While her timid heart debated On the qualities, surpassiug, That her lover must adorn. High in virtue, all outeclassing, All dark vices he must scorn. = He must have a roll of money «= Anda temper sweet as honey, ~~ With a college education Suiting his exalted station. No good qualities were missed As she slowly conned the list. Thus she waited, waited, waited, Longingly and still unmated; Bat her path he did not cross, S So she wed a section boss. —Chicago Times-Herald,

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“‘Keep your seat, judge,’’ said the lawyer. “I ain’t goin to shoot you—if I can belp it!’’—Atlanta Constitution.

Tit For Tat.

A country curate, calling on the great lady of the village, introduced

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