... made to shame good togs-cut like a lady's muff. Too many April Fools we sec--that shun the p igeon's silts, That pay a heavy price for stugf, devoid of braid or silk. The artizan's an April Fool that Beady clothing horws, When lie from Josuicen can obtain ...

... for him who scorns the comfort of array, The Wardrobe serves a sideboard well, for fair or rainy day; B. Jaesn makes no April fools-his friends are all the wise, If men should make a stumble once his prices ope their eyes. So, as the day of folly conmes ...