A Grand Concatenation

"Did you hear any of Wagner's operas?" asked a Boston cviüc of a Cincinnati lady wlio had recently returned from a tour of Europe. "I have heard thern all," she replied rather languidly. "I suppose the first time you went you were quite overcome _ by the grand concatenaron of sounds?" "Oh, I didn't mind it,'' was the response. 'Tve been married twenty years, and my husbaud is a fearfu gnorer." „, Law, justice, our interpretation of the terms right and wron, aie, in a grea measure, the resultsof oustoni and educatión. No justice can be perfect unless the motive that prompts to action can be fathomed- something that is not always easily done. The proper nieans of increasing the luve we beur our native country is to reside sometime in a foreign ono.- Shen stone. Comniend a fooi for his wit, oi-aknave fnv his honestv. and ther will roceive you