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| 'The Time Hat Come/
There is nothirtg so sublime as samples of domestic tranquility.
Mamma put the shampoo in the peroxide bottle. (Don’t ask me why.) Daddy came along, and to prevent a cold, decided a gargle was in order. Yes, he got the shampoo. Being a good-natured fellow—and married for enough years to learn—he took the affair as a joke and told of his experience “foaming at the mouth.” Daughter was next on the list: she took down the peroxide bottle, remembering the story that mama had placed the shampoo therein. Daddy had purchased a new bottle of peroxide, and discarded mama’s shampoo. There’s no use for daughter to worry; it’ll take only about six months for the streaks to grow out of the hair.
Yes, there’s nothing so sweet on the ear as stories of happy homes and domestic tranquility.
There’s no record of a sermon on the subject, but I’ve heard a lady voice the opinion that while people extole the patience of Job, she has remembered Mrs. Job. “Recall,” says the lady, "it was Mrs. Job’s interests, also, when Job lost all his cattle. Those children were Mrs. Job’s, as
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