AN EQUIVOCAL COMPLIMENT.

"Dundee," said one of its leading citizens at the luncheon,

"will stand by Mr. Churchill to the last letter."--_Daily

Chronicle_.

Evidently "l" itself would not sever Mr. CHURCHILL'S connection with his

old friends.

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"$20 buys a horse, good in his wind, if sold at

once."--_Canadian Paper_.

Better not wait for his second wind.

* * * * *

"Coow wanted, first week in August, for Lads Brigade Camp, 120

Lads; must be used to Field kitchens."

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