., zzzz
j which i. «mw'mtmmmmr nah-leery: m.
0'“ 3-000“ We sold I: the put your teufly to um popuhrfly.
quuevuneee C. D. .03.
“COW
mm ”mun.
”mum-ham
lndi to mum I’. keen.
WWWWhI-h
heath-ml.
Punt, April tin—7b divorced of
item Perle: line-— In mud
in?!“
iiiU
‘ '0”, new mom
‘ I
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r v
CALLING THE STATIONS»
......_._....
little Natalee m ”then “an In
Their Prune-t Inpatient
“Gamma”, ”H “ m. “m eh l of Aheiile four
hears a guard on the elevated rial all, “9‘ ”,3
the next station back instead of the m} ‘7‘” ’ triei to? m ”‘ lie on
ahead. Corning down on the Sixth Ivor ; an 'I "u I"
'uuo road. for instance, he Wr 0' .fiéflfiiu cur-in:
leaving Grand ltl’l'tiefl, look in and any, i 1‘ Mom: u. m
‘The next station is Elmira! met}; man. to have ears hie letter! that he in
i when he meantI Franklin. ritill, this is I led- teeny W to her for coupleto
rarely done, not nearly no often no one? ”WM” 0“ who
might think it Would be. by walk} ”m“ “‘ m “m m WI”
ing the stations over and over again all
day long. To be cure“ it mightnoeru that
the names would be by frequent repeti-
The Sahara is a Garden
‘ that there would be thel imd
l‘tllnmfl'li to a dreary «tenure of blank . calling them wrong. but out I «up»
wall. Nothing you can do to a room— ' pose happens in this—that mainline»
tion so deeply gravou on their mommy up.
nothing you put into it will make it
cosy and cheerful if the wall paper is not
what it should be. We have a iitock of
wallpaper at reduced prices that will
lcaiuialltastcsaud suit: l iockct-lx ke.‘ .
p a I m ' station he lets it gin—perhaps he er't ‘
. Painting, paper hanging and “(month
iiig. .
It” not. t'iith‘llil'lli for you to call at the
Ftorc, drop a natal, :iiid Iwill be pleased
to call on you with a lull Iincof samples.
E . E . GO R H A M ,
~ 10 FIRST, AVEN UE.
East New, , - - Connecticut.
Spring Stock l
Suits formerly 38.00 now
$5.50. All wool pants,
formerly $2.00, now $i.00.
‘All goods made to order
in first-class style, and at
low prices. ,
7 H. GOODWIN,
Tailor, Hatter and
Furnishcr.
3“ no w-ehington serene
“$3. Bridger.
‘(
‘irounm - MAN!
“le take the chance v.0! ID‘ i
blag "1
Jud.w _. .-,._-.. i
i} .
Without Insurance, when
Cents a day will
iNsl'ii'iiE vouR'LirE
FOR $l.OOO!
()r Six (Its. a day will give you an Endow-
ment of $1.000. payable to yourself if you
> live. With Insurance, like everything
else,thebest Is the cheapest, Insure in the
. Connecticut General
Life Insurance Co.
Of Hartford.
5. s.L’iionMi:iiii:u,
ill “Washington Street, 50. Norwaik.
‘ix
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
NATIONAL BANK.
43 Wall Street, lerwalk, Conn.
Incorpora‘ ted, 1824. Capital, $206,000.
EDWIN O. KEEliEli, President.
DAVID H. MILLER, Vice-Prest.
1‘. C. GREEN, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
l'lmvmn. lx’csmcit. MOSES M. Guwnn,
DAViii ll. MILLER A. .l. MEEKEII. "
19‘.Hr..loiisl.v.icnwoon, 'l‘iiico. E. SMITH,
IRA (Joint, CIIAh‘. 19'.'l‘iiisritAii.
Accounts of Manufacturers, Merchants
and Individuals Solicitor].
Safe Deposit Boxes .
Free to Depositors.
o 8 1y
I
an... foriwoinen
MRS. DR. N. A. GUILFORD
Can be consulted at. her office
342 BROAD Spacer, BRIDGEPORT, Comm,
From 10 a. in. to 7 p. in. any day except
Sunday.
Thmlrwtor is a regular physician and for
the [out nineteen years has made the diseases
of “‘Hlilf‘ll:lsllt‘l‘liliil'. Ladies suffering from
aiiyditllciilty illl‘liililli to the Hl‘X can consult
llrJliiiIl-ird iiitlir- sti-iv-ttwt conlidmipr‘. with
tlicaiwiimiivo of receiving the moat. skillful and
Ei'ltllii‘lill' troiitiiimit known to nimlcrii surgery
and medicine. Home care with nurse fur-
nielii-d wlimi ronfiiirod. 'l‘crnis moderate.
All letters iii‘oiniit v replied to. Iiiclose stamp
—i
voU‘cAN'T no BETTER
Than Leave Your Ordeie for
The mind unconsciously ewitcheu our,
and the guard calls from the up he: loo
stead of the down, or vice versa.
“Sometimes when a guard it)”.
think of it himself. ancient-calico“)!-
roots in a mild tone of Voice, mi though
the least said about it. thi better. rion
times he sets it straight clearly and on.
niietukably. I rode up town the other
day on ii Sixth avenue Harlem train
with a guard who, an the train left For:
ty-eccoud street, looked in and mid,
'Fiftierh next. Fifty-eighth street train,
change there for Buriern.’ But the next
minute- he looked in again and! said,
with equal if not greater distinction and
deliberation, ‘Fiftieth next, Harlem
train, change there for Filly-eighth
etreet.‘
“Here was a case that was it little
different: A newamun who got off a
Sixth avenue train with a bundle of [134
per to the guard and asked him to give
it to the ticket chopper at ”no Hundred
porn at Fifty-third street handed a pw'
and Thirty-fifth street. The guard Imkw
i know- In the whiny, town". and lire.
,lleuwn. who he rerouted her meldwi
i me tllddwil). «outlaw-l her Included
inserted lite lain hotel in linedetire-
ll» lo ”muummpubiicly
that more {much-mu!» received-g
letter from Ir. valtten in line»;
too ”between-imam» who;
were given let- liie ehetebcoetodybyf
the urine at the dean-o‘er the divomi
court..hd W ”mac-meal
me their mother humid mount that:
I ”3.29, mum. "I. gums.
lthey rhumld W the Easter holiday.y
' witb'hn if rho would go to America 4
‘ Thom girl. had been planed at dilicrent f
[rebuilt m m by Mr. iii-neon. nor
. two being In the m retool. l
‘ rm Baldwin “have: called at oncel
’ and manned by the Mriisiiip Ilretugnel
P-rmliey. bringing the elder two «longtime ‘
with law. leaving the thini still at eclwoi. l
9hr: already lml bed the Tmlllml of the ;
: nation were well nigh liiiiitlees, extend-
. lug and nu another street. The metal proved 1
ed into the car as the train started mil (not! with hot. that momma living inride‘
said, ‘Hundrrd and Thirty-fifth strum to hour by Sir. More at the time of the
next,’ but this was so for oil that it 0""le
really needed no correction. and very? It". m”*‘”‘lmum “Ml a"
reasonably the guard let. it go at that, l
l with the exemption of A visit. to her hr
11:1“: J];21;El:: :3 b3 6105*“ the m'n-Q c7, )lr. (harlot Baldwin. or bi- plec
_.....'
Barney and the lmrllcm'. '5'
, _ . r.
Many years ago. when the Versatili- intro ,1 Mr. "M“ ls evidenced to he in
iicy iiiiriiaio bail out. t'Vt'n enough. min in? anionic health
his pockets to perform Htllllfl‘ui‘ his invorittm “fl ' a
.. . , - mm"! the: the children If
juggling tricks, illi'fl‘nf-t‘d a little boom in: 3' won t
one of tho frontiertownsotlfiimth Africa!
mid prm-ooded to- horn trouble with Me?
landlord. Barney spent. eonsi‘rbmblu- ll
improving the house, but tho-(puma!!! luri-
t-woen landlord and tenant continuing
Mr. liiiriiiito decided to move. By true-imp ‘
iiig the following advertiseuiciit in the I‘n- I M“ IW 1" ‘ etrlklngly ”’M'
cal paper the pi'ospizctivii millionaire Iii) filial «k‘" “W“,”“ I. the duugh’
some iiirasiim got. even with hi»: L'bl'iil-liitrti: 1 the EM" Admiral Charla "' ”dd"
‘ hinted, by :i gi'iitleiiiaii who iigrri-il. to 3+" s” “m D]! Hill: "m" than not
ll‘llVl‘ lth‘iIlll;( occupied. by him: in (’l iii
iion in which he found-it. rowmu l‘i-"ln‘, ,
liidt'it lil‘lllit'e‘." ’l‘licii rilllthiiiI “it"riitfiri
1h Min; of Alarlllr.
, film»! Parker lie-rum found in”
ng’illo with 1m. Ikmm in the i l
:‘tple'mlldflafl Comm France. on the Y ”I!"
t you
I tun
i We in Sew York. ileum- II a me,
of am of the mildew New England fan
ti-iiipoi'iiry, which tells the following or , Tm: :3hwfi’fiml?;nlmflunsflarzgg 2
citing story, Mr. (lilailntonn nwrvly pummel-e, internal. ciao: the «arm of m“, quarrels be- i
the habit of eating it: too hot am a prryivv tween beyond her limeliend. ”we than -
(lice. “(inn day, not long ago, he won 1 one rwnmilintlam mm; mm lotwoen
going for a (trim into Ulicnteraitcir lluznnhw : them but «m )' Alielllie retrained in at-
ooii. His pudding was very hot. so hwl toddhdmettpmllke m
Wont. away from the table. cliangi-arli ballet ”Wham the Marlin! went m Cannes M
clothes, got ready for the drier. and («new AIM-“13;“ followed [loom 0n the night. of i
suck and finished his pudding. thuiisiwiznig‘ “w gm”! Mr. W on retiring tel
the it'll'IlllnuiOs duringwliich lira piiih‘iina hire norm. ”.3“ mined with suspicions of i
“"010‘1' ,,..--.__._..-. l Midwife; who attempted a mom on the liner 3
, 0549:9003“ WflMl'Mv 1 below. lie mt to‘the dowuf her room
As a Frankfort]. man was or» Info may ‘ amid limit-mil and helium be recognized '
hmnu long aim midnight two more nipr ‘ the rumored M. .lliwill-i.
proachod him and. taking oi! their butting. 1 He“ murmur: to Me mom and procured !
bowed low and; bonded“ Mae 3 place or! mmclvm "I‘M kimono! we minty
paper with the address or a {annuity living . of rib-.- hotn-i to accompany him to bin
some distance beyond; their point of meat: :‘lio'i‘wmm- 0” Mm“ lmrh ”0330!)
mm d at the «r m y. saying,
to be Poles, and neither 0! them; could: ”limit?”
spunk a word of English. Th1! giinitll‘cmvvilr Mar "to «than minute! the door was
accosted piloted the strangers to their. “Wm“ "'9' “fl WWW”- l‘brdnz 111‘ “BY
street and by sign. language made mu Milt” "‘0 my “will“ Wk M a 5018
understand how far they had: yet to m. I IN. "6' “M “M “M 3* “- then
Both men were profuse in- their tibamko loci WWW“ W” W“ “W and revenue! “-
thc attention, uttered in their own W i AMIW" T‘mflf «News mil; effect. end
gauge. , A ll that their benefactor coividdio , 3L J‘I’MW" 01W dining “16 ”133m The W"
was to how his own acknowledgment; in E “W wimp WW 3" 3311 3"- “flmfl 88""
return. J ridge of his surprise. however, ‘ MM“ up to 3m
when the Poles grnspodlhis lirrntlmnmw , “WW” 7'” WW “Willi“!-
forc he could comprehend what they i It; were finally timmght when Mr. Dea-
mcazit. each had imprinted iii an» on! them coin m brought to trial at Nice he Would
and thou trout on their wax—W liar autumnal. Thetriiai excited much in-
iita Record. error anti the «nurtwee crowded. The
9 'I‘nore aroquccr ways oi? making reliving . hwy” family mg no W in the care.
In New York. One Sunday a. man-i Miiv'tt'l" i ”will“ up“ 3 gm Wider matched the
tised that ho had found a wallet. with: at l petiiccerlliimw in! mm Mull.
largo sum of money in. it and: gtwu stirrer. l [Armour trans “mp“; .51 manslaughter
and number whore he could: be :u'lrliiiiimzid. ! gym Marni» antiwar sentenced tonne yum-'5
Thirty-tho men called-,andl l5 culture were i momentum“. 1W: Carnot. howev-
him lctters. The losers stated. the simii am i a, northerner! him on W 22, 1592.
all the way from “.000 in Without, twill . 5““ m thrice unit! for divorce were
most of them gave the denuniiinMiom of , mum in Past.- by Na. Bacon.
the hills. Ho wan prominent all} tllar may i monitor in pm. and one in New York by
from $1,000 to 37.000 to‘ restovo‘tlie' l‘nat . a“ hmm'llanltm tried lint and
wallet. but thereiheing mono iioiiieaiiorniiw , mmnm in sundae mime her. Then
couldn't; do it. No person miivnrtilwo a . Nile! «rmrentadtoamttlemnt. The condi-
"'f0iiud" that lie doesii‘tirrccirocalls from 11mm memtb‘ttho fatherehauld
"0%:le a dozen people who resin: to» unalte- K have mm: oil. the three older children;
a business of trying to gut pmseiiani of i ulnar (NWO! cruelty brought against
lost articles belonging to ethnic. They I him by human” he acknowledged to he
must. be successful sometimes. or they ml”; ammunition” more hermidcn
would not keep l'.iip.—-Diitroit Free Price. ‘ mm. and that she aha-id forfeit all
—-———3——-— l «New on he: Rimbaud for summit. In re-
wiggimz—inu grass: minivan one of «mi tum iatltieebe war to have theeuetody
.linii- museums in stinyingat our hoiiiiitliiiiugl “INW child... '
house just now. i ”Rum mm been 59'9“] ru-
Wagglos-Js that. no? , , mom of with reconciliation, but all
Wiggii-s—Yrs, and you: jmtl oinzl‘it Mi Mfimm
- ._.._,
‘ big”?
oil Ibo- inane-ruin; innit rennin l‘: about it.
i t'allfmnla. end to her aunt, the wider brow)-
; Admiral Baldwin. in mm two it though.
i I
am."
It i.- said um i... “in. Hunt.
_ accompany their number luck in Perl,“ indeed
ol I'm 17, int”. and chat Ind kliltllu-d it,"
- girl when chem married in ”We“... (30]qu—
Whfi'l it)
t Alt-w marriage the young couple'i‘mflm‘v‘ “1
name and address. . . .
Mfg , , _,,_ .- l in lime in Pam only going to A: “Stilllatctl. I0
“mum“ pm”, , for the .‘O'WW moon. Mu. lieeecv . plum. , _ , .. rid
Shelley ouiu blurted our light painting ‘ - “A”, l" Ih ' I” . ingrown-s H 8611‘ M mm“ c. ~lj‘f
was a prejudice; but, according to author m m t ' WM capital. 0’ man...“ ' “'m “”“8' '5“ “115.614“ no to orni a
' weather, and later on, with an air of
morning kicking about: lille. toughncaooi‘
. the steak l-Soua-rville' Journal.
Print-
ing!
There are said to-hc in the Unite-d Stilettos
about Loco paper mun. having more than
:i.iioo machines In almost commit ow
til)!!- . .
At the Sentinel
Office
Great men are the coinmi'anionr-d miles
of manki ad. who rule their leilowii boom
they are wicer.- -Curlyle.
have heard him at- tho l‘ircakfmitl millio- litter ‘
l 1m For-ml Wing- against the
, no mm W.
l attire, mania. April 21...“. re-
: pained! mm of the detained American
$915!“an (W W. I’bltl'onl have liv ‘ally
reunited in Mr violence. lot while was
preparing In «melt the harbor t-‘uturday
; overall-gm woe run into and slightly in-
l W wrung-am manor llarrlnt
.3th been been weppodonrbeiatm
of the Whit-
tumult-expense
thalamus" but.
“'9
3 . t,
w" a utmobuthoiyeyur
All ion} do til ' Ww‘h tun-
‘ be firm.—
And m I run their burnout.
can: Whl Into.
Bee-m of little peliid lipl. Which once
[at name did mil.
X0 chitin-h voice in «in own! upon
' Hy mire doth full.
1 meet it all my Joy their )0in to share
And narrow: mull.
Hiram of little diinplcd hands
Which folded llé.
All little hands henceforth to me do have
A pleading cry. '
lclup them on they wrru small waiidi-rlm
birth
‘ ,Lurcd ironic to fly.
Bomuso of little death cold feet. for earth's
Rough roads unum-t,
I'd Journey lvzigure to save from sin or harm
Such llltlc furl.
And count the ion-limit service done for tin-in
lilo mortal-ween
-I. E. Paul in Altrulet Interchange.
A QUEER ADVENTURE
It happened about seven years ago. 1
had been transacting some business in
London. and was returning by the after
noon mail to my home in the country.
Being the only occupant of the carriage
in which I rode. I broke tho todium oi
the journey by reading. in the dim light
of the chill December day. some of the
neural periodicals with which I had
furnished myself at the hookstall pre-
vious to my departure from the station.
The papers at that time were full of
accounts respecting some startling out~
rages committed just previously bye
band of desperate Nihilists, who, in
their own particular manner, wrre levy-
ing war upon civilization in a well
known European capital. The reports
were alarmingly graphic. and an air of
insccurity was engendered by reading
them. for rumor had it that tho raini-
fication! of these champions of intransi-
ing into other lands bosidcii their own,
and it was plainly hinted thutih‘ngiand
was shortly to receive a special share of
their attentions.
head on until the growing darkness
rendered the operation too difllcult to be
longer indulged in, and thou mused upon
what I had read until. half my journey
being accomplished, it became necessary
for me to change my train. With ii quar-
ter of an hour to spam. lentercd the
' "uptaa on U"! geluiim gt “'|\lCil
of little use. The jail was in.
better condition than at presonlng
the end the county will find tin“
of the money expended has “ii
about a saving in {1010113 run. 'p‘
At the County Home it
found that the place is sadly ii,,,
a hospital building. When out)“;
taken, sick with any contagion.“-
they have to be kept in the tun ir-
iiig because there 'is no ward ’10
them to. In most institutions“
kind a. separate bulking is prov;
the result is that (lim‘ecs ramly‘m"
conic epidemic. Soou‘r or ii
county will have to prwidc a“.
building. The expense o“ coiisl,
would not be very high llllt tlio )-
wliicb would follow can " and
3“!
mu II
law
let
sure
loop for the fingers that held it.
On starting my fellow traveler made
a few commonplace remarks about the
decided sociability, offered me his flask.
I am aware that it is not ordinarily nil-
visabie to accept hospitality in this way
from a stranger, and it is a thing I al-
ways set my face against. but in this in-
stance I broke through my custom and
took the proffered drink, and than, draw-
ing my wraps closely around me, snug-
gled into my corner and tried to make
myself comfortable for the rest of tho
ride.
I had not been long time ensconced
when a kind of drowsy stupor hogan to
creep over me, which stcudilyincrcused,
despite repeated climb; on my part to
shake it oil’. As I sat in this semicon-
scious state my thoughts reverted to tho
niliiiistic literature I had been reading,
and instantly it occurred to me that the
brandy I had been drinking was drpg~
god. The thought was not a pleasant
ciie.niid, somewhat alarmed by it, I made
a further attempt to rouse myself from
the lethargy into which I was falling,
but without success. Suddenly I lost
consciousness entirely, and everything
became a blank. ‘ 0
It was only for a few moments, how—
ever. for my senses returned as quickly
as they had left me. although my power
of action was quite gone. I seemed like
a person under the influence of some
mesmeric spell, from which there was no
escape. In this condition my gaze in~
stiuctiveiy turned to my companion, and
I noticed, as I thought. a mysterious‘
change in his appearance. His complex-
ion had, assumed . a malignant air, his
eyes were a wild look and round his
month there curled a cunning smile.
As 'I sat watching him, he began to
undo the parcel in his hands, and draw-
ing away the paper in which it was in-
closed exposed to view a box apparently
madeof tin. A littlehiuged door on one
of its sides, which he presently opened,
showed that the interior was filled with
ii species of Clix-.‘gu'ork arrangement, and
instinctively I guessed that the thing I
beheld was one of those diabolical in-
ventions which have come to be known
by the term of infernal machines.
0n lit-holding this horrible engine of
destruction, which, for Might I knew.
might be fused ready {or its dreadful
work, my first thought Was to stretch-
cut my linud for the communication
cord, and, by stopping the train, let. the
authorities know the manner of man
rage. his eyes glared wildly and hit-
‘notlllilglllul'o injurious to the system
tlier were carrriav: but. on attempting
. mil
. ., . j Tit inhibit!
Milt » m in I I ‘ ul deooctit‘ui
1% will ‘ on your rt
lot Willa “a. to court; 80 “biotin and
lineal You know. doomed. what this
ll." lip continued. pointing to the box,
which be bed placed on the rent beside
him. “and most likely you snore what
1 ill!) at w mine time. in case you do
not. lei yell you at once flint I To
one of that noble band who have or
their object in lite lie emancipation of
mankind from the” tyranny of palliat-
it i" -
y"In other Words, you emu nihiiipt—
u dynamiturdi’” I suggested. . >3!
“Use those terms if you like)” lie 1%
plied. "There is nothing in u‘uunm.
Arte are the things whereby innit are
judged. Hear what I have to fly! The
society to which I belong has docrce'i
the immediate (IOOIII‘OI an authoritattvo
rule, and with that object has dispatch-
ed cmisxuriea far and wide to carry out
its behests. A big blow iii shortly to be
attack. and there is not a cimntry iii the
whole of Europe which will escape it.
Russia. Germany, Austria. France. all
are modern ed, and even England, the
vaunted be e of the free, is not to be
exempt. {it tho present moment there
are llil picked ineu. armed with the most
deadly honihn, in London itself. await-
ing the signal to commence. One more
worker In required. and I am commis-
sinned to find some one to supply the
want. I have done ed, and my choice
falls upon youi'
I started in my seat “those ironic.
uttered in a fiercely cornea tone. He
concluded :
“You; yes, you must become one of
us; must. enroll yourself under the ban-
ner of emancipation, and strike a blow
for liberty l" _
“And what if I rofnso?“1inqnlrt?d.
as quietly as my excitement would ul~
low. He leaned forward and binned reth-
er than spoke in my car:
“if you will not do this, then you
yourself are doomed! Mark me, uiileer
you join our ranks you will never leave
this train alive!"
"Who will prevent me?" I 883K].
again making a vain enticm'or to rise.
“1 will 3" lie shouted fiercely.
“I defy you!" I exclaimed, with a
firmness I did not really feel. thinking
that a dcti-rmiiicd attitude might possi-
bly ovcriiwe him, for assassins are in
Vill'lllblyt‘ti\\‘llrtl9. I was mistaken in my
man, however, for on hearing my worth
he put his hand under thocioak that on-
vcioped him and drew forth a poniatd.
the sharp pointed edge of which he felt
critically with the tip of his finger.
“I will give you one minute in which
to consider your decision. " he said,
“and if at the end of that time you re
main cbdurato, then this blade goo.-
straiglitwuy through your heart!"
in order, I suppose. to amuse liiiiiselt
during the interval. iii- pricki-d several
holes with the point of the instrument in
his arm just above the wrist. from each
of which the blood squirted in small.
purple jets. showing how sharp was the
\vcapoii‘s edge. In a little while he said
“The time is up! What 5in you
now?"
“What I said before," I replied. “D1.
your worst. l"
Instantly he sprung to his {rt-t and
clutched Illt' by the throat.
"Coward l" I cried, half choking as l
was. and struggling in his iron grasp.
Tlioepitlict seemed to madden him.
for his face became livid with sudden
breath came in thick and hurried flilSllh‘.
“You shall never say that again!" lit
shouted, tightening his hold till tlii
blood swelled up in my face and my
eyes seemed ready to fly from their
sockets. .,
With the energy of despairl made our
final attempt to recover my pmrcr of no
tioii and felt that lwiis succeeding. 'I‘lic
otfoct of the potion was evidently work-
ing oil, and with use returning to my
limbs I realized that now was my time.
Concentrating all the strength I had iii-
to one tremendous effort, I iiiaiiiigcd tc
free myself from his grip and llllillt’lil-
ateiy closed with him. We struggled
‘violontly together for a few seconds,
neither gaining the mastery, and then i
stumbled and we both full to the ground,
he uppermost. It seemed that my hour
was come, for in his hand he held the
deadly weapon. As I saw tho gleaming
blade descend in one swift stroke, I
raised my voice and shouted:
it o it e . o
"Tickets, please! All tickets ready !"
It was the. summons of the collector.
I rubbed my eyes and looked around.
There was my fellow traveler sitting
quietly on the scat. opposite, regarding
mo with an amused expression on his
face. - '
"Boon sleeping?" be queried as my
gaze caught his.
”I suppose I have,” was my hazy re»
ply. ‘
"And dreaming, too,” he added.
with a smile. “Unpleasautlyl should
guess by your manner!"
It Was so. The substantial rcpust of
which I had partukeu had been the
means of bringing on ii lit-avy slumber
which lasted right on to my jouriicy's
end. and the fearful adventure through
which I had been passing was not, as I
had imagined it, a thing of reality,’ but
only a horrid nightmare. engendered
by the reception of a mass of indigesti-
ble food into a constitutionally dyspep-
tic stomach.
My companion of course was no more
a iiiliilist than I was. The only fusible
article inside his brown paper parcel Was
a box containing a hundred choice ci-
gore, and his flask, he assured me. hold
it .
than a quantity of fine old cognac.
As I related to him the experience.
through which I had gone. he iiiilulgcd .
in I hearty laugh, and while Icould not !
refrain from joining him, even at my}
own expense. I inwardly .rcgistrrrd a
vow to give German sausage n vcry with i
berth for the future-«hindon Tit-Bits. ]
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