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JoISiEe THE CHuRcH.-If the following
anecdote is not original in the Saturday Cou-
rler, IL certainly is worthy of so being:


In village Of Pennsylvania, situated on the
banks of the Susquehanna, there lived a man
who was respectfully connected. but who had
fallen into habits of inemperance. One night,
having drank deeply, he was discovered by a
neghbor leaning against the church for sup
port tt


"Good evening, Mr.. JONES'" said his neigh
Dor, ''are you going TO join the church !"


" / incline considerably that way at pres
ent," said Mr.. Jones.