He Drew Out

A year or two ago a certain neighborhood in Dakota got crazy over futures in wheat, and even the clergyman was carried ftway for the time being and took a hund Ín. Tlie craze carne to a climax, however, before any great amnunt of money liad changed liands. The clergymun relamed f rom a thrcc-day trip to Fargo to find one-half his congregation holding a prnyer-meetiug for rain and the other halí piaying iqually M liard for the droiight to continue. "Brothers and sisters," said the good man La his ntxt Sermón, "all who hive the Lord will let go of wbett with me and turn to sliver stock. It is giving the devil too tnuch of a show here wheu we are divided upon prayers and the weather