I ones thought I could never take a locker to this 'ere honest old heart, but as I cast my gaze over this audience, and observe among the Bulls and Bears, a cuple of Dears, I will retract that, payin' in the follerin' Jew de spree: Come rest on this buzzum, Oh! butiful broker, With your arms clinchin' tite, This innercent choker.

As our hands clasped each other, we was both revitted to the spot, and the rivets was clinched tite.

But he is one all the same becos he had only a weeny litle Army at the Begining of the war and he helped them to hold tite until more Men came.

NTATION "POSSON JONE'" JEAN-AH POQUELIN 'TITE POULETTE 'SIEUR GEORGE MADAME DÉLICIEUSE MADAME

"'Tite Poulette," the daughter was called; she never went out alone.

She put on widow's weeds, and wore them still when 'Tite Poulette "had seventeen," as the frantic lads would say.

The instant she was gone every tongue was let slip on the marvel of her beauty; but, though theirs were only the loose New Orleans morals of over fifty years ago, their unleashed tongues never had attempted any greater liberty than to take up the pet name, 'Tite Poulette.

'Tite Poulette was nowhere seen.

Why, by any one of ordinary acuteness the matter was easily understood, but, to tell the truth, Kristian Koppig was a trifle dull, and got the idea at once that some damage was being planned against 'Tite Poulette.

and not 'Tite Poulette, stepped through the wicket, much dressed and well muffled, and hurried off toward the Rue Condé.

What vocation have the Tite Barnacles, red-tapists, vote-mongers, of Downing Street to discriminate and determine this supreme poetical excellence, in regard to which the nicest critics, or the most refined and appreciative reading public may reasonably differ among themselves as widely as the stars?

* * 48 ap' pe tite ha rangued' sus pend' ed min' strel sy THE NIGHTINGALE AND THE GLOWWORM.

"Pe-tite-a ma- dame-a !" rattles some little newsboy, ingratiating himself with an indifferent lady of uncertain age; and the porter will bring your boots in no time-in "une-a pe-tite-a mi-nute-a." The war is in everybody's mind, of courseno one in France thinks of anything elsebut there is none of that silence and tenseness, that emotional tremor, one feels in Paris.

"Pe-tite-a ma- dame-a !" rattles some little newsboy, ingratiating himself with an indifferent lady of uncertain age; and the porter will bring your boots in no time-in "une-a pe-tite-a mi-nute-a." The war is in everybody's mind, of courseno one in France thinks of anything elsebut there is none of that silence and tenseness, that emotional tremor, one feels in Paris.

Tite Peebles well known frisco not professor keeps faro bank.

Letter from Tite W. Peebles, delegate to the California Constitutional Convention, Sacramento, to Messrs. Pixley and Sutton, 98 California Street, San Francisco, California.

Yours, TITE.

" In response to the growth of dissatisfaction at the continued closing of certain picture galleries and museums, either wholly or in part, the Government has appointed a special commission to investigate the matter, under the presidency of Sir Tite Barnacle (fifth baronet).

The race of Tite Barnacles, they learnt, was now to become extinct.

Miss Gray was with them, and car-ried a bas-ket on her arm in which were some dain-ties to tempt the sick girl's ap-pe-tite.

S.A. William J. Thoms, Esq., F.S.A. William Tite, Esq., F.R.S., F.S.A. John Webb, Esq.

"Graece ergo praetor Athenis Id quod maluisti te, quum ad me accedi, saluto [Greek: Chaire] inquam, Tite: lictores turma omni cohorsque [Greek: Chaire] Tite!

"Graece ergo praetor Athenis Id quod maluisti te, quum ad me accedi, saluto [Greek: Chaire] inquam, Tite: lictores turma omni cohorsque [Greek: Chaire] Tite!

" "Pore old Tite Harrison," said the storekeeper.

"Tite Harrison, hey?