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The Home Journal gives some "sparkles from the French press," of which some are extremely clever:

 There Is nothing more necessary than supert|ui- ties, nor more useful than pleasure

 Men of genius say things the least foolish and do things the most foolish In the world.

 A sensible man docs not seek consolation--he seeks forgeifulness

 Mankind make parade of their sorrows as they do of new coat.

 Keep your heart always ready for mister tune.

 Women never pardon man for losing an oppor- tunity of loving them.

 The evil of grief is in the struggle against suf- fering. Consent to suffer and you suffer not at nil