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VINO is the Man If the Hour I" asks a
modern poet. We know; the fellow who
never keeps dinner waiting a minute.
(Our wife told Us that answer. The one
we thought up had something in it about
quitting work promptly
"a SON of the late confederate pirate,
Raphael Semmes, is seeking an appoint.
ment in connection with the Howgate
Arctic expedition. oh, by all means let
him go. Even if he does inherit the
family traits, there's nothing up there he
can burn.
LEWIS, of the Detroit Free Pres, is q
man of broad views and wide experience.
His humor was originally developed by
being blown up in steamboat; now be
has been blown up in his own Office he
will be funnier than ever.
THE famine in China is so severe that
people are buying children for food" I"
1t seemed to US there was something
funny about that news item when we
read it, but come to look it over, we
couldn't have been looking at it from the
childrcn's standpoint.
Mrs. HANNAH KING, of Natick, Massa-
chusetts, cowhided policeman last
week, and to the astonishment of the peo-
pie and the unspeakable amszement Of
the policeman, the immortal gods looked
down upon the unwOnted spectacle of
policeman arriving at scrimmage before
it was over.
~ DEALER In Vermont State sends usa
circular, in which he asserts that he can
sell us handsOmer mantels than can be
made in marble, all the way from $40 to
$3.50. We like his starting point for
prices very well, and now if he could just
60 as far down the scale from that point
as he runs up. we believe We would take
one of his cheaper samples.
Cny-r nN',r NJ El;onn I'm ook co,v,o bind
OF phone or graph that would be acted
on by the cry of an infant in the night,so
it would instantly grasp the cradle and
rock like the tossing pillows on the
oceans breastf We have thought great
deal on this subject, and in fact have a
rude kind Of machine that performs this
labor with tolcrable perfection, now,
but it is rather complicated, and as it
wears our night robe de null, and We have
to wake up every time it operates, 1t
doesn't just exactly fill the bill. Speak
up, Mr.. Edison.