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SUBSTITUTE FOR A SoUL.--The cus- tom of judging whether man has soul or no soul, by his disposition in regard to money matters, IS not badly illustrated in an article from the Vermont Free Press, of which the following Is an extract: A stut- terlng man, Tn great wrath, was rating neighbor, who had overreached his wife in the sale of rennet- bag. Fl know you, you sti-i-ingy dog you. know yol, and you ia-a-ther found a so-o-oul would cost a shl-l-illng and he could get g-i-gizzard fora nioepence, and so he bought a-a- a glzzard, ,"-.M Y. Transcript.