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But now, when he is coming home from the club at 2 A. M., is it considerably more. It is astonishing what changes a lamppost can make. It ties itself into bow-knots, makes itself into a sky-rocket, does the most remarkable feats, and just as Cholly approaches it to see if it is possible that he is dreaming, it forms itself into a torchlight procession and marches off, leaving Cholly to find a soft board on one of the park benches to reflect on it till morning.

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PAUT SCISSORS AVT NULLUS

MATHEMATICAL.

IN Vassar's halls a tutor young,

'Tis said, once met his fate;

He taught her in the Calculus
To differentiate.

They're married now-at meal times oft
Discord invades their state;

For he has found that she with him
Would differ when she ate.

-Lehigh Burr.

THE late General Meigs was responsible for that architectural monstrosity, as some people designate it, known as the Pension Bureau. The story goes, as Kate Field tells it, that General Meigs once took General Phil Sheridan to see the building, and asked him what he thought of it.

"Well, Meigs," replied Sheridan, "there is only one objection, so far as I can see." "What's that?"

"I'm told the d-d thing is fire proof."-Argonaut.

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By Mr. Edgar Saltus.

IMPERIAL PURPLE.

"No other book is now recalled which condenses into such narrow limits such a union of splendid rhetorical pigments with so much of bold, just estimate of character."-Chicago Times.

"Mr. Saltus is an artist in words."-San Francisco Chronicle.

"A brilliant essay that shows deep study and philosophy. The book is a gem in its way." -Chicago Mail.

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THERE are strange chambermaids at Sheapherd's Hotel in Cairo. A lady declares that the one who waited on her room and attended to all the duties of the calling, even to making the beds, was a Frenchman, dressed as if for a dinner-party, with white waistcoat and dress-coat, and having the air of a refined and educated gentleman. It was really embarrassing to accept his services in such a capacity. One lady, on arriving at the hotel, rang for the chambermaid, and this gentleman presented himself. Supposing him to be the proprietor, at the very least, she said:

"I wish to see the chambermaid."

"Madam," said he, politely, in the very best English he could muster, "Madam, she am I!"-Argonaut.

THACKERAY was not a vain man, and he disliked vanity in others, and made it the subject of ridicule and sarcasm. After long pleading, his family induced him to have his portrait painted, and Lawrence, a famous London artist, gladly undertook the task. Soon after the picture was completed, Thackeray chanced to be dining at his club, when a pompous officer of the Guards stopped beside the table, and said:

"Haw, Thackeray, old boy, I hear Lawrence has been painting your portrait ?" "So he has," was the response.

"Full length?"

"No; full-length portraits are for soldiers, that we may see their spurs. But the other end of the man is the principal thing with authors," said Thackeray.-Argonaut.

AN Englishman, in an article on Americanisms, mentions the word "jag" as meaning umbrella. He is positive that that is the correct meaning, as he says he saw in a newspaper that "Last Friday, when it was raining hard, Mr. Smith was seen coming down the street, carrying a large jag."-Harvard Lampoon.

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LIPPINCOTT'S FOR JUNE Contains a Complete New Novel, entitled

"JOHN

GRAY

A Kentucky Tale of the Olden Time.
A strikingly beautiful and interesting story.
Partial List of Contents:

La Crosse. An illustrated article for the
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Smithers. An illustrated story. By MAURICE
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The Struggle for the West. With illustra
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Being His Mother. A poem. By JAS. WHIT
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Herbert D. Ward

Angeline Teal

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