PUBLIC SPEAKING

A greenhorn, who had never seen a great banquet, came to the

city, and, looking through the door, said to his friends who

were showing him the sights: “Who are those gentlemen who are

eating so heartily?” The answer was: “They are the men who pay

for the dinner.” “And who are those gentlemen up there on the

elevation looking so pale and frightened and eating nothing?”

“Oh,” said his friend, “those are the fellows who make the

speeches.”--T. DE WITT TALMAGE.

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