Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06
EA1rtJNyI OHIO. 11iJyRSl RSl5;SySs,,y q
Ipylla pte f,aIn !! rtheE lnrllned 70 lAmll

mon, ana ram mthee lnrllMed 10 think
~ NM yuNtseiE" eat .'sust ls,l 80!
!" fbpIAns wNs NOV shouted At yaEAin
Very annfiiy,o and shis answer hrennht
two N thfee petheF5 rbuntl thea sArflagh
Hodf fnehst1 noiiataqatl fHf 80 Htean
etasN ow, w hat'A alr thla ltlelay sahoatS''
Ahfd AsmAn IN n ~'ery sNHnHer ring stans Il
stibboaei he wuHl III som AsH authority ,there)
AHwhHtlEWll tAls About, popklnAYfr 4
aaNhySessela tltS guariy n this party
hasn't RoBN tlelSets tslle says hei gave lt
un ~ EonaenN aud, not Aatlatisd with
tkAtgb6ys lie gave tup 30 uiep ssk,i
p May onuy s1g an not eartalnJ abppt
tlntt, "Gaid thdiuld Kan tleman.~ Htanlx
eaSdb bHaFe itHap t6 some guard, who told
me ttwaSha new rule, y and tha HaasmuSh'
such anothet ulall .ass yoursalfe'
.d,t'0h, tllAu w6nN do" said the chief
l0floersVmy hAFshly, Ateelnust have your
tiolSSt, or yonr naoheyy er'velse .was AhAll
remove you frelnputhal OanriaRe, az We
hatets stheseo games tried on us vary'
.oftaA. ',tt4 diFv bssalaarsa ats .,
S'iD0youyinde esd a -sAitl the old gen;
Nleman. lstt Dos 0oay indeed 2a There is
hmt card usif, ,anGh&L shall Leave You to
btalS0 \ our .azah ooGlpaesA yllaees, ass.f ~
2 rdWelt sshsn they saw Nhp.h .halwas, they
naturally cooled down n bit, and grew,
more 6ltfl n hnt bt itlIis time The other
fassengere had got snxioqs. and lywere
putting their heads out of all the VIM
dows, and asking What ives the rattersa
q Perhaps @tliss gentleman" says the
euhrdT niAnniHg,TH VpuEeB Vpyself,
0lAliol must hakeJhbkn "a TIL ca1f ikge,at
the time, can tell us something about iki
oaaa aoS sit nc ~ a1,aagS sS dfs'' Il. sir =.
N "VRfwtunPsSY," Iesia TIN dean,
gentleman was not in~tAe cay lags he
came in Just as the train was startine,
and after the 0olleeti iofrOf tile tickets,2
The men 1oolSetf 1T one aa.HotAef, aud
IHcopld see they did snoVp 4bsl1ste the
STORY at M. d9Iav assa 80. .aRt t@FS ,sar
iS am AFRAID, = sir, yotisare ikander,a a,
great niistaR9,'h saiti th3a chief one !;
al a and. We shall be eompelled -toswiite to
/ you for tins money If you do sn6t pay
Inow..a We can't keep the teamIhere Iall
night; so you must do as you please, as,
Sesai Tist SStTS 700 TEY
The old gentleman looked angrief
than ever, and, pulling out his purses
ekelaimed, 90 Hhere, sir. there is yoor
money! bnt,o rely on it, YOU VIII hear
from, lesson 4 lesson, my solidi tors,
SIP on the @etteHa 1T isl an .sF9cisSdss sss
j., & You viii have ,!srif Your skst. siyen,yop
at the next station" !" said the othefa !"
will not delay the train by going TO my
Office now will send word on by the
guide. But depend upon it, sir, you are
laS aSIrssS Sss% ityss E1r sssi All right
Error, sirl errorp' exclaimed the
see! 4 deP ticasesfd2 yoaarstieket.I You
r.ay naalse me pay again, it you please,
when get to my nestinatiOn,7 I be-
lieyel this eompany is capable of any
thing but will teach thern-a lesson
This gentleman shall be my witness of
the transaction-Iw will take your roard,
sir" The man cleared from the win
doynfe. the. Iengipe whistle sounded,
Sn,,r Sna on S5SS we MsPt csn obhgs me with with
dnsea haSSlS Ssk i sS0R sysrsaw SO
Neysr sir sbsoisteI.y scSs,d is,isPs
REPLIED. pis But do yea tisVS tSinI IL win
be worth your while to take anyihlr-
| ther notice of it 2 1t will involve you
in p great deal Of ftr6nbls.r - -.
@alh TFouble, siF4 . what de u care for
that ?" demanded the dean, indignahti
Duct; and I win do itk1iwilI thank
you for your card, sirY'
felt it would be dangerous to refuse
q card; So expressed my sympathy
with him, and gave him the card oof o
foreign gentleman of my acquaintance,
which l luckily had in my pocket.
Then theTpld gentlsmaR ssemed 70 be
spoke another word. When we came TO
the refreshment station, the guard
brought him his ticket, which he. took
without syllable, and at OUR next 9stas
ton we both got OUTS Issaw his caPriage
was waiting for himJ and T. have no
doubt that Mrs. Dean had zall particu.
lars before an hour was over.yAs for my
friend whose card I'gave, i never heard
whether the dean had trisdzto find him
or not; in fact, although called him.
my friend, we were by no means friend
ly. You think the whole trapanction.
rather fishy, ehH" calculated my cofn-
.pahion interruptipg himself. &
- think Nit downright dishonest, p
said frankly, "unless you repaid the
DEAN" To a1r
"oh, did that" responded he, =: j
sent Che Old gentlemanTa,g b postofhoe
order IN The name Of my foreign friend.
I'm a racing man, and up to . thing
or two, but I'm as straight as "a. die for
honesty" 81 Nzs DfE.& 4
3 Well, we'll, won dsrf where my COM
municative friend is now. dare say
the pitcher has gone once too often to
the we'll in his case, as with the thou
sand other clever fellows we read of IN
their appropriate histories. n -s42s'a -
''sfn fr g-......... -. }1C-sG =
rha2 = 19F The Foreign MaIIs. 8 "a
70 Indicate the magnitude of foreign
mail -7xua 0iva af Off oial
stateinentsof the number of letters sent
and received at New York in the month
of March, instant, as follows :: sai 80
!. sSo0& sd 70 q 4Stters .Lst,ers
Great Bfltain z7I7O2 2ss 66s
Belgium and Holland z,7b 35,440
North Gornan Unon -.-l4Ay3I7 l2aQa2
FRANCE 3S assl46l
5alqiun. 5,1V 6,6lS
Ne! herlanos ,.'....'. oD2 h,zs6
etgl gltzerland-ss. A0s2 1850
4talS lZHy
Wess 1ndiea.. -~...+. .IS1 Sl,6oal
.sjis So sssss::ss5 'ss. '''ss
TotaI.. ...........l OoS,l2
) an average OF three letters
to an ounce, an estimate can easily be-