A Natural Conclusion

At the new home for fresh air childron at Ridgewood, N. J. , tho rector of Christ chnrch of that villag-e was addressing the children. II e told them how sin tended to mar all that was good, and held before them the illustration of the blossom in its blight and the young fruit in its disfigurement caused by the worm that seized upon them before they mature d. "So sin enters the heart and defiles it," he said. Then, after a moment, added: "Now, boys, what is sin?" "Worins!" carne back the answer from bis ju-qsnile aurlienoe.