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A Poor Substitute
Jests Home
THE Rev. Mr. Johnston was one of those rough but quaint preachers of the
former generation who were fond of visiting and good living. While
seated at the table of a good lady in a neighboring parish, she asked
him if he took milk in his tea. Yes, ma'am when I can't get cream,
was the ready reply.
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