Should Not Be Crowded

It is not every child who realizas that, ;is a popular writer expresses it, "something gets crowded out" when people attempt to dotoomuch. A littlefellow, whose love of Bible history is indttlged at all times and in all places, was recently reproved by his mother for lack of order. "You must get into the habit of putting away your muddy boots and overcoat, " said she, "aud not leave it for others to do. ' ' "Well, mamma," said the young teasoner, "don 't you know that a person's head can only contain just so muoh? Now, if I put boots and overcoats and such thiugs into mine, then Moses and the Kings and Proverbs would have to be crowderl out."