stooped in bcaroh of something on the floor, which, When found, ho had. taken to the vostry. And what was thlB something, do you think? An Injured butterfly which was Outtorlng about on tbo ground. Doing unable to fly away owing to lta hurt Kingsley was afraid it might lw trodden oo, and so ho had Interrupted the scryloo of tho church until ha had removed the wounded insect out of harm'sway. 'Vpnlntodcannotale blue or palo pink, and whlolfc u to bo exceedingly becoming.MAUDE'S NEW CLOTHES. Hero aro Maudo’s now clothes. It is hoped that they will satisfy tho expectation of Maudo'B numerous parents, who have bcon so patient over the Sufferings of their child during the recont warm weather.nooBX Bown.Then there Is a ball drees for the hops whlA Maude will naturally attend at the sonflbor*, and two vory fine hats to go with these co^ tuotea.. MACDS.It will bo noticed that Maude has the variety of clothing suitable to a young lady of such high degree. There 1b a cool, comfortable house gown, In which she can receive her* *.• 'u. », jiHTrJtVENINO OOWN.Tho outflt was cxponalve, but tho odlto* docs not mind the vulgar question or coot aa compared with the liappluoss of The Woau» She honos, too. that tho cbllarea will not hoeltate to notify nor U Maudo Bhouia neod anything cioe.At Um Homo Me.Toddy (aged ton)—Effle, won't you be my little wife r Effle (aged eight)—Yos, Teddy, I wllL Teddy—Then take off toy b’o:s. I'mSa wp 1 a:,lt;1 you Bla7 ,lior® aQdhli'Jur fJrny.Wo bo to » eat. a fiitXtj oil,II to namo la Major Gray;Ha bid mo pay lilo bait roopacto To tho Wow York Would to day.B»r« ho. “ Altboogb I'm rathrr young, Oaroloao and foil of play,I well romamber »b»t momma Bald aro Ioamo away.»• Bald oho. 'la your naw homo, mydoa* Toortrootmontwlilbotoodor, •. Tot9*«b of your now pJaymatoa It “A lltlto Wobld Dofon lor.' * /'!'£?, h*t* 1 “• *»* ‘f leaa‘A*®. »!■/. S/'