An Effective Remedy

A preacier'fi rjghteoas soul was sadly vexed ly tbe 1 a and giggUug oí Borne of the junior memlx-rs oí lii.v cmgnegatilon. Breaklng ofl Ín tlie mMdlo oí liis disiMii-s.' he looked straight at h8 torment ors and said : "Sonue ycars airo vhrre happetied to sit rigllit in froiiit oí tlie iulpit a younií man w3m) vas porpotually lauLiliinp: and talking and muking silly taces. I stopped Siuort and took 'Jiim wvcn-lr bo lask. At the eloee ót tJie service a geatlemaa stepped up to mO and said : " 'Sir, you miade a gTe&t niistake; tJimt yminj? man hs an idiot.' "Slnoe tibat tim I have not venturcd to roprimand any persons wlio be.have tlicmsclvcs indocorously in dmrclí, lest I should n prat the same mistak; end iuiTict fonsiii'B upon an idlot." 'llierc was expmplary silemce during tlub rest ol si.TVice. - Ueler Ijmd u.nd Mirr.