Evening journal., 1907-09-26
Personal and Pertinent

young lady entered omnibus recently and her
rich and elaborate toilet seemed to attract considerable
attention Drawing her skirts around her she gazed
presstenty out OF the window of the bus ON the op-
posite side sat neatly attred young with very
white hands and an air generally suggestive OF the
He glanced at the fair Vision in the corner from
time 60 time In a reproachful manner.
She looked furtvely at him from beneath her ashes
and with pretty puckerng Of the brow seemed try
ing TO recall where she had met him
That his face familiar evident and, finally
deciding that he rghfuy belonged the army cap-
tvos that had laid their hearts at her feet she
cluded toi end his misery by recognizing him
He well dressed and apparently well-bred. So
turning with little start of recognition their met
and she bowed stmy .
He delighted changing his seat to her side
you are very kind to remember me-"
oh no. she replied. with an air Of polite
Il recall perfectly the occasion ON which we met"
A few commonpaces followed and embodened at his
success the gentleman said gravely (as he produced
Z hope you will permit me to call upon you again"
She glanced at the card, OF color swept
face and the omnibus stopping she drew down her veil
and bounced out with the swiftness Of tennis ball
The address the card J Goldsmith chiropo-
dist Corns and bunons extracted without pain"-Tt-
Bits
little girl was being put to bed summer night
and after she had said her prayers her mother kissed
Now. go to sleep dear. Don't be afraid for Gods
angels are watching YOU"
In short time while the mother and father We're at
tea. small voice from upstairs was heard
"Yes. little one; what is it?o
Gods angels buzzng around and ones bitten
mel"-Harpers Weekly.
It clergyman with for souls in one Of
the poorest parts of London who went down a pro-
vincial town 70 plead for support for his They
had large meeting for him. and he made telling
appeal at the close Of which up jumped good man.
The clergyman was overjoyed Il don't know your
name. sir" he cried "but thank thank you.
May your business be doubled in the coming year"
Then solemn hush settled down. and the meeting
it were, looked at itself
1,otu
iously to the chairman. Whats the matterg"
'Er-well-er-that gentleman is undertaker"-
Pearson's Weekly.
The smallest eheerest and best-loved bishop who
DR.. William Gaul, Bishop Of Mashonaland. who has
Just resigned his been described When the bishop
who was known to his intimates-and they many
as Little Bil' was ordained Bishop Of Mashonaand
in 1895 he had very tough job before him. as the
country was little known at the time and the
mediation and methods of transport We're primitive in
the extreme 1t is told Of him that coaching in
the Cape boy driver for il-reating the mules. The
boy thereupon said III YOU a bishop I'd
coat and said; "Now I'm not bishop-just try" The
result was the discontinue Of the driver That is the
Kind OF man Bishop Gaul is,-Tit-Bits
young newsboy had brought suit against another
newsboy who had tried capture his corner of the
street The paper sent lawyer TO defend its repre-
sentative while the youngster had TO present his case
himself lie had been watching the progress Of several
cases before his was called. and justice
said Jones VS. smith he jumped up and yelled: Il
State your objection" commanded the Justice
We'll he's got lawyer and haven't and that's
Don't you think you and take care Of them;
young man ?" inquired the Justice
"Oh, we'll II the courts my side. I'm ready in
stantly replied the youngser, and the proceeded
independent
Limmers famous restaurant used 70 have a character
OF being rendezvous of vveurs; in averred
that so many Of its habitues suffered from deirium
remens that when some one. who not of that
persuasion. was dining there and mouse came on
the table and began to nibble piece Of bread sym-
pathetic waiter observed TO him:
Beat be afraid. sLr. its real mousse Graphic