Wanted The Date Of It

lom K. has a younsc brotuer and a young lady sister, and ïom 11. is a hard one to keep up witli. His sister had nboau tho other uight, and just as the conversation becdnieinteresting the little brother walked ín. "YVell," said his sister, "what do you want here?" "I want to whisper soiuething to you," was tho reply, " 'Tisn't polite to whisper m company; speak out like a little man." "Oh, Idon'tliketo." "Yes, but you must. so Mr. J. can seo how biight you are." "All right, then. Brother Tom told me to ask you what was i he date of your bustle, for he can't lind to-day's paper high nor low, aud he left it'in your íoom just before supper." Tom left on the midnight train for a trip South, and his house does not expect him back before the lst of May. The young lady may recover by that time.