/" II to be taken
Should be well shakcn." Z"
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" told the tale as it was told us, and if
cir faith is less easily shaken than a bed
pit, we can only say to them, what "a certain


rs,n in New England said in his prayer of
brother minister. After the usual forms
prayer, he commenced pleading for "A spc-
aI blessing for fhe clergyman whose pulpit


was then occupying, in the following
pms" May thy blessing rest upon the
pad of our brother, man of smut parts; -
Ere the congregation, who were not partic-
.arly loving of their pastor, pricked up their


rs, and began to pass the wink at the hit
US passed upon their worthy leader, when
X minister added" bm mcN odapted to the
Fnis of Mis congregation. Now we can
y of the earthquake, it was small one,


t sufficiently well adapted to our wants at
fcsent. Perhaps they will improve upon
5actlce.