Her Dream Came True

"When General Vane was quartered ' in a small town in Ireland he and hi lady Were regularly besieged wlienever tbey entered thek earriage, by ■an öid beprgar woman who was always pnovided witli a ?resh taaie oí dlstress. The charity and patience o ithe twO distinguished persons were lonjy exlmusted without any diminutlon in the beggar's powers oi inven■Won. One raorning they were accosted as usual, but witli the following new plian of attack : "Ah, yer honor, succiss to her honor's honor, and yer liadyship's honor, on this nv a-li mornin's. For didn't . f. dream Jast nlght that yer ladyship ve me a pound of tea and yer honor glve me a pound av tobacey !" "But, my good woman," said the general, "don't you kuow that dreamg go by contraríes ?" "Welil then," replied the ready tongue, "it must be yer honor that Is goin' to give me the pound oi tajan' yer ladyship that will give me the pound of tobacey." She got the value of the dream. - - Detroit Free Press. Republicana whose memory reaches back to 18G0 never expected to see the day when Kansas and Xebraska, then Territories, wonld be the political partners oí Sonth Carolina, and tlie minoi members of the firm at that.