MR. BALFOUR'S GIFFORD LECTURES.

"As everything is illusory, we had better make our illusions as

pleasant as possible. 'That,' he said, 'has been my

view.'"--_Times._

"As everything was necessarily illusory, we had better make our

illusions as pleasant as possible. (Laughter.) That had never

been his view. (Applause.)"--_Westminster Gazette._

Which of these reports is right must remain a matter of philosophic

doubt unless Mr. BALFOUR can clear it up.

* * * * *

"At once, respectable Youth, for small milk round; a good

milker; dive in."--_Advt. in "Liverpool Echo."_

What is the good of a Pure Milk Bill if this sort of thing goes on?

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