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"THREE ERs''--LudicrOus Scene. One
Sunday recentlv, during high mass at l2, in
The village of Glentarff, Ireland, three ladies
of the Protestant faith were obliged to take
shelter from one Of those heavy summer show
ers which SO frequently occur in the south of
Ireland. The officiating priest, knowing who
they were, and wishing to appear respectful to
them, stopped down to his attendant, who was
on his knees, and whispered to him, "three
chairs for the Protestant ladies'" The clerk,
who was rather an ignorant man, stood up and
shouted out TO the congre cation, "three cheers
for the Protestant ladies!" which the congrega-
ton Immediately took up, and gave three hear
ty cheers, while the clergyman actually stood
deElb-founded.