Some Pointed Paragraphs

Many a blessing in disguiee effectually eludes detection.- Puck. When a man starts out for blood he generally has to furnish H. - Milwaukee Journal. Fight your troubles one at a time and those in the front rank will run. - Ram's Horn. Sotne men learn enough in a year oí travel to bore others for a lifetime. - L. A. W. Bulletin. There are .few wieked actresses as wicked as their press agent would have the public believe.- New York Press. When a boy says "No" at the tatile it doesn't mean no; it means that