No "conscience" In Auburn

Harry Dayton was a widower unti] a few weeks ago, wken he married a Jersey widow. His children had been living in Auburn, and be nat.urally brought them to this city upon his inarriage. The inorning after his son's arrival in the course of conversation Harry usad the word "consciente." ''What's conseience?" asked the little fellow. The fond parent assumed a knowing look and replied slowly, with great feeling: "Conseience, my boy? Why, that's a gift trom God whicb. tells us when we do anythiug wrong." "Hum," commented the little fellow thougbtfully, "we don't have that in