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Jimmy: "What is a retain«r, pa?" "A retainer, my son, is the money people pay to us lawyers before we can do any work." "Oh, 1 see. It's like those slot gas meters. The people have to pay their money before they get any gas.' The tobacconist had a cough so bad, Ho looked as pale as death; His "pipes" were stuffed, ■ lie only "puffed," Could scarcely "draw" a breath, He looked a "weed"' "cut up," indeed, And thought he'd soon be "clay," But Peppermint Cure, that remedy pure, Drove ills and doubts away.—Advt. 11 The Archbishop of York preachwl at Cambridge on a recent afternoon (says the "Manchester Guardian"), and in the evening addressed members of the univorsity on the Church's call to laymen. At the beginning of last century, he said, England was ruled by men in top hats, the E-eform Bill ushered in tho rule of the men with round hats, and to-day it was the man who wore the cloth cap who was the ruler of the country. The Church had to try in the spirit of comradeship ■to get alongside that man and inspire his ideals. A professional army of ckrgy alone could not carry out that work.

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