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HE MAGIC LANTERN "sHOW' AT THE
 CONGREGATION PARSONAGE ON
 SATURDAY EVENING LAST BRINGS IN
 GOOD RETURNS FOR THE LIBRARY.
 Don't you appreciate good
 ldience necessarily, though, they numbers-but really don't hkes in the good points and is bub. ling over with delighted interest and
 ppling enthusiasm? If you had ever one anything in the public speaking,
 me, you would know what all that beans; you would know what it means b speak against a blank wall, and to peak to an audience that losses back nd reaches your words even as the ray cliffs toss back the beating waves If the sea. Booker T. Washington lays that, more than any other, he ap- (reciates an audience of colored broth- IFS and sisters who shout back to him: Oats de trooth and no mistake. |Ieah! Heah! You're right, Brudder, fOu're right. You'se done hit de nail lis time." The audience of children hat came to the parsonage last Satur- lay evening, March 16, was an audi |nce of the right sort. It was good in |umbers; it was good in enthusiasm, b one would doubt that who, heard he mighty shout that arose when a lnny picture came on the screen. It as good audience to show pictures
 or to tell stories to; but it didn't lre snap about facts or figures. Rev
 Barker, who had prepared rather aborate lecture about the scenes and
 w 1o nfn Cli
 nted, found that his lecture was bomAd, like many a flower," to waste it's sweetness on the desert air;"
 hat the children came for was to
 ugh and have a good time. They
 Obably remembered MT Barker'S
 ory about the little yellow dogs at fbraltar who, with bags of tobacco on leir backs, ran the blockade into the orders of Spain, and about the Malay
 lief who outwitted his people in get hg census; but the rest of the
 etoric went to the winds. "Let's have
 me more funny pictures, exclaimed
 e editors young daughter, when
 me views of jinrikiShas and pagOdas ad passed before her eyes. The tots AjOyed "The frog who would a-woOing p," Tommy who took ride on the lck of strutting chanticleer, the
 nous band where one played on htering-pot and another punished be big dish-pan instead of big brass
 um. Let's have it again." came a porus when the clowntappeared jump
 g through whoople; and so they ad it again, and probably they would |ave had it again until this very hour the lady of the house, who was pre- iding at the lantern, had not thought hat perhaps the children had about lad their moneys worth and that it vas time some of them were tucked way in their little beds. The older mes present enjoyed the pictures, of curse; but they were not of conse uence in comparison with the enjoy nent of seeing how mnch fun children an get out of a few artistic(?) slides nd little oil. Let us all say it ogether, as our thoughts fit away trough the mists of departed years:- Backward, turn backward, o Time in your
 flight,
 1ake'me child again just for tonight"