It was Summer. And Long Branch. He came there. 
We met . 
He was handsome and hasty, and I a coquette. 
He proposed. I refused him. I loved him. But then 
I thought—don't you see?—he would ask me again. 
But bt> didn’t.— Life. 
Oxbkrience was a bully teacher. Der 
only trouble mit him vas dot he gifs his 
knowledge out vhon it vas pooty late. —Ne w 
Age. 
A man must look up and be hopeful, says 
au exchange. How can he. with three 
plumbers working in the cellar, and his wife 
housecleaning. —Da ys' Ou ting. 
“I do love dress!” exclaimed a youug 
society belle. “Then I should think you 
would wear more of it,” replied a cynical 
bachelor .—Buffalo Commereiol Advertiser. 
A LADY entered a drug store a? asked 
for a bottle of 11 Jane’s Experience” (The clerk 
informed her that Jane hadn't i" Mod her 
experience yet, but they could furnish her 
with “Jane’s Expectorant .”—New Age. 
A pretty maiden fell overboard and her 
lover leaned over the side of the boat ns she 
rose to the surface and said: “Give me your 
hand.” “Please ask papa,” she said, as she 
sank for the second time .—Boston Courier. 
“Is your rector going away this Summer, 
Mrs. Pew i" “Yes, indeed. The vostiw has 
voted him three months’ leave.” “They 
realize, then, that he needs a rest?” “No. On 
the other hand, they realize that the congre¬ 
gation needs a rest .”—Yonkers Gazette. 
German merchant (on his return to his 
office, to clerk, who informs him that a lady 
has called during his absence): “Laty? Laty? 
Vat kinds of a laty she vas?” Clerk: “An 
elderly lady, sir, with rather a commanding 
presence.” German Merchant: “Laty! Dot 
vas no laty; dot vas mine wife!”— Austral¬ 
asian. 
Two tramps, a man and his wife, have re¬ 
cently been making a good living in Scotland 
by means of their baby, “We just gets ’im 
christened,” says the father, “at all the towns 
we pass, and then you see, parson, he makes 
us all comfortable vi' summafc to eat and 
money for beds. On days orful bad we have 
to do "im twice .”—Credit lost. 
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