A Church Usher's Humor

Kven a chareta uehei can show a keen sense of humor lo thc purault of his dnUea. Not long aso a prominent young business man ol Rocherter prom:ed bda little daughter that she mii?ht have a party 011 her birtliday. The birtliday liappened to come on the Sunday beíow Earter, and the little girl ceme Qp to her father the (av before to remtad him oíhis promi.-e. Her tather tolil her that of coure' he coulil not let her have a party on Sunday, but that he wouW take lier fo churrh. As the father hitmseU was Uttle gtven to church gollng, and the daoghter had never been bul once, the dra struek her ae absulutely antque aml absolutcly deüirhtful. so accept nl the alternative eagerly- nnicli to lier father'a regret. Tiiey went clown to cbarcb together in ih morning- Mr. Bobinson and little May- and by ilint of careful examinlng nf ebarts, Mi-. B. locatd his pew. He had hanliy aeated hlnueli wheii up tanif an uebec with a humnvous twinkle In his eye aml wonder im his eountenaiH-e at ihe unexpeeted appearanee of Mr. B. at cburch. Him (lid the uslier make straiiiht for, and leaning over he vhi.pered in a ïmiii Btage whteper : "I leg your pardon. Mi'. BobJnBon, bnt havon't you made a mintake? Xext Sumlay's ICnster.-