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POPULAR DELUsIoN.-'Co believe that be-
cause dandy's straps are drawn tight upon
his trowsers; they will lift him up into res
pectable society.


Dow, Jr. says that he believes that wo-
nan who scolds and li-treats her husband is
no gentleman, and that the husband who is
forever fretting and inding fault, makes an
old granny of himself.


Dr. Franklin used TO say, that rich widows
were the only piece of second hand goods
that sold at prime cost


In the city of New York, society is div
ded INTO the supper ten,'' "middie humid
red, and working ''lwo hundred tbous-
and" 'oU0-


"A London paper states that cat, ha wing.
ost some kittens, was seen following a
s'reei PIE man, mewing very disconsolate
~. This is regarded as one Of the most
wonderful exhibitions of animal instinct ON
record.


Thousands are making desperate efforts
to kill time, but he is in fair way 10 ONT
live them, after all.
How TO KILL RATs.-A man down East.
who has had much experience in this kind of
business, has at last found out simple, but
certain way of destroying this abominable
pest. He promises TO inform US how it is
done, when his wife gets better.