A Pilgrim

An inspector of schools was one day exaniining a class of village school chi) dren, aud he asked them whai; was meant by a pilgrim. A boy answered, "A man what travels from one place to anothfir. ' ' The inspector, with elabórate patience, hoping to elucidate intelligence, said: "Well, btit I am a man who travels from one place to another. Am I a pilgrim?" 'Whereupon the boy promptly exclaimed, "Oh, but please, sir, I meant a good man!" I may mention that no one enjoyed that cheorful jest more than the inspector himself . It