... behold! something neatly folded. Could it be only paper again ? Daniel Gordon spread it out upon his knee and real: “April Fool! April Fool! The whole truth flashed upon him once. He remembered that was the first of April. He recalled tbe tricks be had played ...

... AN APRIL FOOL I Dever keep sccount of any particular day in the leer except , perhaps, it le Christmas Day, It. first 01 Noreacher, which I day of being the one in my calendar I wet mad .torn by, inn natural. Aocordingly, some four years ago, when the ...

... AN APRIL FOOL. ‘Who he was is not Hs had bought a new of any iinporiance, and as nobody will to attempt to this story, it is excusable, bogin it as I do. He had bought a new povket-book, and having put bis into it, had some doubts as to the best way of ...

... APRIL FOOL. On the lit of huit month an anteing April joke way played in New York. A hpotdu.l of the Rettorder writeai—Tbe wife of a downtown busbyeey man received tele. on Weineedny, the lot Your in bank is overdrawn. A. P. Rilfirst. She went ...

... niel Gordon -proud it out knee and real : I have dressed of this meeting so Imo : she April Fool.' mid to herself, pemionately ; of thanking him for April Fool! Toe whole truth flashed upon him at all he has done for me, of triumphing in what I have ...

... APRIL FOOL 'awards ( Word., Pacts, aid Plinues)sors, bat 0111.1 his authority. that neowdleg to • tradition earnest the Jews, the of inakiog fools oath. Ist of Aril arose free the fact Noah oat the dove en tin ant of the usanth corresponding to April ...

... AN APRIL FOOL. • TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNINO POST. Sin,— History, whether of gieat things or small, is ever a repetition of itself, to wuich the Preacher, the son of David, beats witness as follows :— The thing that hath been, it is that which shall ...

... THE APRIL FOOL. I fuun(La letter lying upon my table. I picked it and gazed nervously at the prescription. ‘lt is from some one my numerous lady frirnds,’ I inwardly mused, hastening get into its contents. ’April fool!' were tin* only words that met my ...

... AN APRIL FOOL. Mr. Olilbtick (» fiuc old English gentleman) Mr. Crozier. I,’ - f(a fast young man) Mr. R. Cook, y'’-* ‘l'Mcs {a mild young man) Mr. H. A. Hose. nnilios (a charity bo?) Master Rison. ' , J?Whttck (daughter of Oldhuck). ...

... footman, burst into a roar of langhter. It was water! . g * Oh, April Fool,' they all shouted, as pleased 'uhr:ihmdmnhv'lutbynfldit Yes, there I was, gentlemen, actually made an April Fool for the second time that morning. Too bad, that it was. pay A T ...

... AN APRIL FOOL. A> Helen was the cause Troy’s 'trnrtion, ao Miss Bomer-tl wan the eaase of many heurtburningH and much tribulation our tillage. It may necessary, for the proper understand* of this veritable history, that I should give a brief description ...

... APRIL FOOL It was in a private boarding-house We were a jolly crowd, Who had with talents for rich jokes Been liberally endowed ; But every now and then the men Would get the upper band, And that the girla with one accord Declared they could not stand ...