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Show Did It, Ail uuuitelf. The late Dr.' Cook, of Haddington, after assisting the late Dr. Forsyth, of Morham, at a service, repaired as usual to the manse. While in the enjoyment of a little social intercourse the minister of Morham which, by the way, is ono of the smallest parishes in Scotland quietly remarked to his brother divine: "Doctor, yon must be a very popular man in the parish." "Ay," replied tho doctor, "how's that?" "Why," rejoined the other, "our usual collection is threepence, three-pence, but today it is ninepencel" "Oh, is that all?" said Dr. Cook; "then wae'a me for my popularity, for I put in the extra sixpence myself !" Churchman. |