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Ok choice flavors and
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Grocers sell it.
Illustrated Recipe
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Story Corner
The rector of a church in Aberdeenshire
was greatly pleased by the knowledge
of his Catechism displayed by a
bright urchin. After a series of questions
about religious knowledge, all of
which were answered satisfactorily, the
clergyman next asked, "And now, my little
friend, have you ever read the Thirtynine
Articles?" "No, sir," rejoined Ihe
youngster, anxious to display his knowlOflfTP*
I'vp von/I 1 Ho ' Pnrt f * *?
In the course of a lesson on the subject
of domestic economy and hygiene,
recently, at an Oldham technical school,
a mistress got a singularly smart and
apt answer from a girl. Speaking of
milk and its importance as a food "the
lady asked. "What is the best place
wherein to keep the milk perfectly nice
and fresh during, say, a hot summer
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it was ar. easy one?promptly answered,
"Please, teacher, in the cow."
A Welsh curate having preached sev;
eral sermons which were considered superior
to his own powers of composition,
was asked by a friend how he managed.
He replied: "Do you see, I have
got a volume of sermons by one Tillotson,
ana a very gooa oook 11 is; so l translate
one of the sermons Into Welsh,
and then back again into English, after
which the devil himself would not know
it again."
A gentleman was walking along the
side of the canal one evening, enjoying
the balmy air and a smoke. Presently
he saw a little fellow intent on fishing,
going up to him, the gentleman
asked Mn kindly t?:nes: "My little man,
how manv fish have you caught?" "Well,
sir," he said, looking, up brightly, "when
I've ketched anorher, 1 shall have one."
PlophJor Rifilmn r*f Vicmoa woo cs\i%
of a tallow-chandler. A proud and highborn
prelate once endeavored to mortify
him by hinting in an insulting manner
at. his humble origin. To which Flechier
replied: "My lord, I am the son of
a chandler, lis true; and, if your lordship
had. been the same, you would have
remained a tallow-chandler all the day3
of your life."
The class was given "Oliver Cromwell*
as the subject for a short essay,
and one of the efforts contained the following
sentence: "Oliver Cromwell had
an iron will, an unsightly wart, and a
large red nose; but underneath were deep
religious feelings."
Some gentlemen who had just returned
from a trip through the West came to
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During their visit one of the men spoko
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bore an Indian name. "I cannot recall
its name now," he said, in a vexed tone,
"but it signified 'weeping water.' " President
Lincoln instantly responded, "As .
'laughing water,' according to Longfellow,
is 'Minnehaha,' this evidently should be
'Minneboohoo.'"?New Orleans Picayune.
May 5, 1909.
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