The Quality Of Real Fun.

One man said to anotner in an eievated car about something that he had just read, "Now, that is actually funny, " and then he read it over again. The iníerence írom thi8 is, of course, that many of the things written in fnn are not really funny, and, making due allowance for lack of appreoiation, it is doubtlees true that much of the matter ■written as fun actually does lack the true spark. It may be well intentioneel, good natnred, even cheerful, and yet lack the peculiar fllling, satisfying, energizing, refreshing, uplifting qnality of real fnn. The man -who has this kind of fun in nis heart and who has besides the power of coinmunicating it to bis neighbor need not go to the Klondike for his ward.-