Not In The Menagerie

Yon havo seen tho curreut storios about the bright savings of tho littlo nephew of Henry Jatnes, tho novelist. Let me add another, wliich Henry James, Sr., used to teil witli jjreat gusto. He took his little grandsou, then a very small boy indeed, to tho circus ono day. It was tho small boy's first visit. On his return homo his grandfather asked liim how ho hud Iiked it. "Oh, it was splendid!" he replied. "Did you see the animáis you expected to see?" asked grandpa. "All but one,"said the small boy. "Which one?" asked grandpa. "The transcendental ego,'' replied the small boy, who had not listened to his erandfather's discussion of current philosophies in vain. - Philadclphia Record. A correspondent, who witnfssed a maniate ceremony performed by the CheyeDne Indiana, eaystbat the bilde was dreêfed In a tir-ind