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The dress suit is the most democratic raiment in the world. [It meets the re quirements good form, ik Was made six Years ago or last month. Attired in evening costume, whethez the swallowtails are Jong or short, nar- row or wide, all men look, practically epe: , whether they are wage earners or millionaires. The dress sult levelsall distinctions and illustrates the potentiality of a correct style. The yourg man who has made a good selec- tion in bis rented broadcloth serenely greets his wealtby rival who has paid for his London clothes a price like $250. How the fame of this world grows small when wrapped in a swallowtail coat among many others of the same cut! When the dress suit becomes the regular evening calling and theater dress for Kansas City men, as it shou!d be, the poor chaps will profit by it a full cubit of serenity and self respect —Kansas City Star.

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His Justice In a Fortnight. Lord “Chief Justice Cockburn, whet

at the bar, defended a Scotsman for murder. A Jong and eloquent fight was in vain; sentence of death was pessed.

Then began the condemned Scotsman to abuse bis counsel. ‘‘I ba’ nae got jus- tice the day,’’ ne declared. ‘‘ Possibly not, but you’]) get it in a fortnight,’ was the crushing reply.—London Out- lock.

rad Models to Follow.

He—A self made man is common enough, but we uever hear of a aeif made woman.

She—Considering the kind of arti- cles the men turn out who are in the selfmaking business, you can hardly blame the women for not taking up the ocou pat.on. .

A Bit of Vanity. She—I’'m not afraid of the best man living! He—I hope not, dear. ever gave you any reason of me.—Yonkers Statesman.

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I don’t think I to be afruid

The eye is the first feature to show

the approach of old age in man by the fading of the color at the circumference of the cornea.

In almost every school of the mikado’s

empire it is the custom one day in the autumn totake the pupils out rabbit hanting.

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She Hadn't.

There ig a young lady who has a Ht- tle private school, and the other day she overheard the following conversa- tion among her pupils:

It was Monday, and one of them had evidently been much impressed with ber Sunday schoo) lesson of the day be- fore, for as soon as another little girl came in she astounded her by the an- pouncement, ‘‘ You are my sister.’’

**I’m not,’’ said No. 2.

**You are,’’ said No. 1. got a Father in heaven?’’

‘*Yes,’’ grudgingly.

**Well, so have I. you miy sister?”’

No. 2 was entirely nonplused at that and No. 1 correspondingly victori- ous, so when another little girl arrived upon the scene she announced as before **You are my sister.’’

Now No. 3 bappened to bea young lady of a very determined dispusition, and she declared just as firmly that she was nothing of the sort, and the ‘‘I’m nots” and ‘‘Yon ares’’ flew very fast for a minute, until No. 1 brought out

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her knockaown argument,. "fiaven't you got a Father in heaven?”

Eut imagine her chagrin and’ the teacher’s amusement when the other sputtered forth: ‘‘No, [ haven’t, and you know it. I’ve just got one grand- father up there.’’ and strode on to her seat, leaving the enemy vanquished be-

hind her.

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tlow Insects Hide From Linemilea,

How many have ever noticed the skillful way in which many insects dis- guise tbemselyes when in danger from some larger animal or bird? Probably you have all observed that the caterpil- lar ‘‘plays dead’’. when he is disturbed, and that many imsects choose for their

foliage matches themselves in color There isa certain variety of moth, quite common around elms, which fixes its wings so that they closely resemble spots or lichens on the bark of the tree and gev anly be detected bya trained Another moth, whose principal

itself on the blossom of a: primrose so as to wholly escape notice. In the East

reposes on the upper side of a large leaf in such shape that it perfectly resem- bles decayed matter.

trunk of a tree by a lizard. Suddenly the insect settled itself in a small de- pression in the bark, spread out its

that the lizard actually crawled over it and went away without ever knowing what bad becomeof it.—Lewiston Jour- nal.

Deserved It.

**Sheriff,’’ remarked the condemned murderer, as that functionary proceeded | to put the black cap over his bead, ‘‘I | seem to be the sinner, sure, of all eyes.’’ | Without any further delay the trap

was sprung, and the hardened wretch went to his doom.—Chicago Tribune.

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