Enough Of It

A clergyn ai in a rural parish was remembered at Thanksgiving with a monster turkey, one of the kind that hang at the door of the markets Thanksgiving time. Tho family waa small, and meal after meal that turkey "bobbed up serenely." At last one day that minieter's young boy manifested a prodigious appetite. Again and again he passed his plate, tint il his father and mother beeame alarmed and asked him what he was eating so much for. With his mouth full of turkey ho answered: "Father. I mean you shau't havo to say grace over that old turkey aeain." 'l'he rlchest ancT most envied man unshorn of his wealth of money, but deprived of all the common benefits which his poorest brother man enjoys as an in alienable right, would be poorer than the poorest pauper.