Religious Impostors

- 'lerKYmen uro greairy pesterea iy religious impoatprs. " What a list t woulil be," i the reverend editor of the Con tionalist, ■■ if we had kep1 a record of Uu men we have helped to get to New York, Providence and elsewhere; the one-armed men, the sick men, the men with feeble wives, with pockets pickefi, with trunks tnigcarried, Bummoaed by ram to the deathbeda of dear parand children, euterprising young men who were hasteniug to enter on .luiir ïnst remunerative engagement, sveryoneof whm was shortirom$3 to $20, and haring heafd father, or ünile John, or Ur. What's his name our lass-mate, speak s often and so warmy of iis, ventured to cal!, conflde to us mbaiTa8sing posïtion, and ask for a oan." Finally he arraiïged with a shrewd businessman to deal with all inknown applieants, and tliat gentlenan had littlo dilticulty in detectine he frauda.