The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-02-17
Z WONDERFUL DRTAE.
The Skeleton in the WeII.

| 'n'i'i''S niue to"N OF AfsGiiitfe. near
the foot of Cevennes Mountains, in France.
The day was charming. Many OF the in
habltants we're ,iaverslng the highways.
erjoying the agreeableness Of the weather.
Among the uamber there was tall
young man apparently &c: more than
twenty-five years of age In his righ.
hand he carried ane, and 10 his lett a
small carpet bag, His gait was quick,
and from his expression lie appeared TO be
| bent upon some important errand. 10
this manner he went along, occasionally
gIancing around TO view the surrounding
objects. lie had hardly gone more than
quarter Of mile when he came 20 a
small street, which was in the suburbs OF
Of The town. He turned and proceeded
up this. Presently, after waking a short
distance he arIiveti at an inn. Here lie
hesltatei; and after viewing the exterior.
he muttered 10 hiuself the following
words
" 1t Is very singular that this is the frs,
mn have seen throughout my route
However | will pu, up here"
30 saying he entered the building, and
having registered his name, be was show n
to a room. After ordering his dinner he
went into his apartment 10 rest himself
lis order vas Immediately responded to ::
and after eating lie prepared to retire,
intending to partake Of long and hearty
sleep, so that early next NOTING he might
visit the various merchants Of the town.
lie accordingly went 10 bed, and was soon
wrap. in slu'nter. While thus sleeping
| ne lad Il dream thu; made the atrorcest
IMPRESSION Oh linn We will give ii as
from the lips of the dreamer:
d" though: Ina, / lad arrived at :he
same town bu. in tie middle Of the exc.
nlng, which was really TIE case that j
had put up at the Same inn, ard gone I'M
mediately, rs an unacQnaiG'ed strau ger
would dc, ii order TO see whatever was
worthy OF ob. ovation IN the place
walked down the main street into another
siieet apparently leading into the country.
had gone no Crea, distance when came
20 church, which | stopped to examine
Alter satlsi,lug nv curiosity, advanced
10 typaIh which hrauchei off nom The
main street. ObeJiny an Impulse which
''u'o uei'nes account 'or nor con'ioi,
- n mo ''i'S PAM '"""9n 1t was WIND
,"5' 'ong', ana unh eGncnieo, and present
~ reached q mi>elabe cottage in font Of
which was q garden full Of weeds. had
no great difficulty in getting into the gar
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