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CHIPS. The fishery treaty is rapidly being codified—Boston Transcript. If silence is golden we know why the mint is in Pailadelphia.—Pack. An engagement rivg—--The theat- rical bureau--Comwmercial Bulletin. The greatest hard-ships in the world are England’s ircaclads- - Ocean. The man who ruleth his own house is greater than he who paint- eth a town—Texas Siftings. Dice throwing by men is about as uncertain as stone throwing by women. ~Danville Breeze. The cat is versatile, and if you give ber a chance she'll become a- lap-a-dairy.--Yonkers {Gazette. General Adam Badeau will not write Phil Sheridan’s memoirs. This is official-New York Star. She--You can’t eat cake and keep it” He--“‘Oh yes you can--- the kind you make.”--Town Topics. The moon was full last night, not to mention several other visitors from out of town.--New Haven News, The Treasury Department uses eighteen thousand towels per month, and yet the surplus is not wiped out.---Boston Post. Men have arbor days, and cats have arbor nights. Why not plant the cats instead of the trees ?---Yon- kers Statesman. It is one of the peculiarities of things in general that the freshest men generally tell the stalest stories.---Bangor Commercial. Speaking of the tariff, the time will soon be here when the small boy will put green apples on the free list.---Syracuse Herald. The love for poetry is almost as universal in the human breast as the hatred is for self-sty led “poets.” --Somervill Journal. The days are getting longer but the promissory KOfe seems to ma- ture with gs much rapidity as it did 4ast winter. Graphic. Tescher---The object of this les- son is to inculeate cbedience. Dv you know what “obey” means? Apt pupils---Yes, ma’am,I obey my father, “Teacher-- Yes ; ; thats right. Now tell me why you obey your father. Apt pupils---Cause he’s bigger’n me !---Tid Bits. The man with an Ouly Son-- *sWhat kind of scholars do you turn out at this institution?” Prin- cipal---‘Those who won’t study.”-- New Haven News. The cable announces that Gen- eral Boulanger has gone to live with his family. The French va- tion appears to think that this act is highly revolutionary.--Chicage News. The tenor in a fashionable church choir found to his horror that his voice all at once had become un- pleasantly thick. He strained it, bet without any good effect.- New York Tribune, Medical Professor(to student)—- “In acase which you find difficult to diagonize correctly, what is the proper course to take? Student—-‘Look wise and say nothing.”---Epocb. es SPECIAL NOTICE! St. Paul oa M. E. cbtirch Sth bet. D. and~iz siveets s. w. Rev. C. W. Fitzhugh, pastor. Services at 11 a. w. and 8 p. m. Sabbath Sunday School, 9:a. m. J. W. Butcher Superintendent. ROOMS TO LET. FOR RENT —Two _ furnished front rooms on the second floor for gentlemen or husband and wife. 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