The Presbyterian of the South : [combining the] Southwestern Presbyterian, Central Presbyterian, Southern Presbyterian. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1909-1931, March 31, 1909, Page 33, Image 33

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March 31, 1909. T] Story Corner The principal owners in a new Nevada mining-camp were an Irishman and a Jew, and, as a compliment to these leading citizens, the camp left to thein the bestowal of a suitable name upon the new community. The Irishman stood out for a name that should suggest his native isle, while the Jew was just as insistent for a name suggestive of the chosen people. The rest of the camp finally insisted that there should be a compromise. So the new camp was called "Tipperusalem."?Lippincott's Magazine. Captain Foretopp tells a story of a noted divine who was on his steamer when a great gale overtook them. "It looks pretty bad," said the bishop to Che captain. "Couldn't be much worse, bishop," replied Foretopp. Half an hour later the steamer was leaking like an old door. "Looks worse, I think, captain," said the bishop. "We must trust in Providence now, bishop," answered Foretopp. "Oh, I hope it has not come to that," gasped the bishop. On her w?v home from morning service. says a writer in the New York Press, Mrs. Scott complained to the friend, who had Joined her, of the exceeding dulness of the sermon. "Yes, mamma, but it was verv chean\" little .Tnhnnv lma. tened to say. "You only paid a dime fc?' It.'' "Walter." said a traveler in a railroad restaurant, "did you say 1 had twenty minutes to wait, or that it was twenty minutes to eight?" "Nayther. Oi said ye had twinty minutes to ate, an' thot's a1', ye did have. Yer train's just gone."?Everybody's Magazine One day a raid was reported, in which the Confederates had 'captured a flumbar of mules and a major general. "How unfortunate," said Lincoln. "Those mules cost $200 apiece." The Lancet says that golf is a dangerous game for persons having nervous depression, or inclined to be irritable. This must be sound medical judgment. We know a minister who sought recuperation through this game, and took hi3 little five-year-old daughter one day to caddy for him. 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