The Utmost Limit Of Indifference

Two men of tliis city w(;rt out the other ilny poücitirif; CBttüey for a charitable object. T)icy come to the olH ;e of a oortaia riet) nwn, nnd iiertitatod tibor t approncbing bim, One of the pair inally concludcd that he would try it. When he carne out his partner asked ïim wliat luck. " Not a cent," said the man -who had " bearded the lion in his den " - "not a cent. I told him all about ;ho distress of the family, but it was of no use. He was as indifferent as the rear gunrd of a funeral procession." -