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Church review . in visit the UnitedStates, sighed Mr. Tody. Is that so? queried the , I dont see how he is going tokeep out of it if we go on spreading.—Life. Well, well, said the absent-mindedprofessor in the bath-tub, now Iveforgotten what I got in here for!—Fliegende Blatter. Brown—But why do you stop sooften? Cant you keep up with me? Typewriter (who is rather shaky inher orthography)—Oh, yes; but yourlanguage is so eloquent that I frequent-ly find myself spellbound.—Selected. Papa—See the spider, my boy, spin-ning his web. Is it not wonderful? Doyou reflect, try as he may,
Church review . in visit the UnitedStates, sighed Mr. Tody. Is that so? queried the , I dont see how he is going tokeep out of it if we go on spreading.—Life. Well, well, said the absent-mindedprofessor in the bath-tub, now Iveforgotten what I got in here for!—Fliegende Blatter. Brown—But why do you stop sooften? Cant you keep up with me? Typewriter (who is rather shaky inher orthography)—Oh, yes; but yourlanguage is so eloquent that I frequent-ly find myself spellbound.—Selected. Papa—See the spider, my boy, spin-ning his web. Is it not wonderful? Doyou reflect, try as he may, no mancould spin that web? Johnny—What of it? See me spinthis top! Do you reflect that, try as hemay, no spider could spin this top? Mrs. Hendricks—See here, Dinah, Igave you four flannel undershirts in thewash this week and you have onlybrought back three. How is that? Dinah—Deed. I dunno, maam lessndey shrinked. Flannel does shrink somethin awful, maam.—Brooklyn Life. 16 THE CHURCH Conducted by Mr. George Whipple on musical subjects of gen-eral Interest will be answered in this de-partment. ELEMENTS OF MUSIC. The term Elements of Music ismore or less comprehensive in itsmeaning. However, as it is used bymusicians it includes a fairly well de-fined range of subjects, all of which areof practical importance and are neededbefore one enters upon the study ofHarmony. Brestenshaw includes underthis heading: Notes, Clefs, LegerLines, the Great Stave, Origin of formsof Clefs, use of Clefs, Octaves, shapeand length of Notes, rests, accent andtime, time signatures, accents, beatingof time, triplets, syncopation, semi-tones, sharps, flats, naturals, majorscale, minor scale, keys, acoustics, dia-tonic and chromatic semi-tones, chro-matic scale, intervals, chromatic inter-vals, inversion of intervals, transpo-sition, dots, abreviations, etc., gracenotes and musical terms. Other authors vary the above some-ree(tones. forU slfipi what. In the e
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