His Good Reasons

A man who does business on Griswold street was yesterday holed at the Postónico by an acquaintanco, who observed : " Thoy say that you have left the churcli and jointd tho one over on street." "Yes, that'sso," was the answer. " Didn't like the preaching, eh?" " Oh, the preaching was good erough, and tho pow-rent wasn't too high, bnt they i,ro a queor set np there. Most auy oí them wui lend a man ten dol ara íf ho s pinchccl, but it isn't three days beEoie they come spooking around and want it back. I want to get somewhere whero the brethron are more absentnainded, or where they won't walk i milo in a heavy rain without an umbrella to remind me that time's np. " "And you like it ?" " I tliink I sball. I borrowed 815 of i member nearly three weeks jigo, and ie hasn't said anytking about it yet." Exchangn, ITise Caution. Two Seniora, diligently ponying Pkto's 'Apology,"mot the seutonce, " ïo fear leath is nothing elo thíin to s?em to be wise when yon spejk not." Krat S nioj-, nquiringly - "What does that mean?" Sepopd Senior, thoughtfully- " Well, I ' don'tsee; but we hftd betfcer üot fooi with it, for it may lead to Panthoism for