MUTUAL CONSOLATION
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An old clergyman, who had an old tai- Tor as his beadle, or officer, for many years, returning from neighboring sacra- ment where IH0mas was in the habit of attending him, after thoughtful and silent pause, thus addressed his fellow traveller. the minister's man: " IHomos, l canna we'll tell how it is that our kirk should be getting aye thinner and thinner; for I'm sure l preach as we'll as Ger I did, and I g,ed amang ye ?'' 6 Deed," replied Thomas, auld ministers, days, are like auld tailors-for Pm sure sew as we'll as e'er did, and the claifh's the same, but it's the cut, sir--lhe ncw cut"