Helping Her Husband

It U oftcu suid that onc difTeraiee betWCOD men oud womeu is Ibat witli men second Ihouglits are beet.wbile women ate likely to be Qcarest righl when ibcy act or hpoak upon the flrsl nipulse; hul tnerean somt: tilines which eren clever women uan nol du pi'ifccily without Bome preliminary practico. A woniim irkow husband is itn editor OBe ilay ¦-aitl to lui, "'J'ypc-sctliui; lookt BO easy, 1 know I could do it just as wel] as anything. Let me help." AJumugb Bansoom bfiisown compositor, 1: didn'i accept tbis offer at once. Bui liis wlfe uu n the office alone ono day wbeo a wedding nolice was brougUt In uy Ir. Jolin .lackson. "Oli," she saiii. gloefully, "111 jusi iet tliis up and slip ii in lbo form, and won'i Georee bc surpriaed when be sces ii in print?" It Lbcrefora appeared ns follows in Uie ml i=suc of the paper: bwBBIBd! ui i'ii' ReSponoE 01 be Bi potantsta on Urehday oveoR 8op! sSDTKil Mr! Jnüo Jaokaaa to mto78 ka Ij asKLu? thq i i nu f, i' si'Mnra in Kavv.mtt Deoco In" tbc renem i oV a ltgi uuw t ui Klteldsii icdUOj Blij .¦ JHjpful "¦ teinti (u. . -' .- ii' ¦