The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-02-01

nv use, his patent leather tipped boots
buff trousers. gaudy waistcoat, scarf
and pin, white coat and hat. More
over, he had not forgotten to draw the
blinds. He had, however, discov-
cred. taken my pnrse with him, and
had forgotten to leave his own behind
Between yawning and anathemizing,
a few more moments passed away.
Suddenly heard the shrills whistle,
and then the deep groauing of the
brake. Into my friends troWsers 1
tried 70 jum; bat alas! eitherSin my
confusion put the wrong leg in, or
poked it between the lining and the
cloth, or the wretch had played me a
schoolboys trick, and had fastened up
the lining of the neither garments.
] The train was stopping--O, horror
of horrors extracted my leg from
the eonfoanded trap and rushed to the
window. The train had stopped u l
verify believe that from that moment
my first gray hairs began to appear.
With desperate tenacity in q state of
almost perfect nudity, hung on the
door and window. Good Gracious!
q scurry of steps outside - What is
coming into my carriage aas An old
lady who win scream and give me in
to custody? A young lady ho will
faintP Al father of family who will
kick me down from the platform a
ticket collector who VIII an an
the handle of the doorbg Oh, the ago.
ny of those secondsi / would rather
live with six scolding, fault finding
thnsa Wls ,nnsnsgts .nSn ~ -, aos;yt.sPen 0 ca9not
daos,.;ha ,rhat s7,ffarad' ~ Reads Of
,,ess,,;,.e g., rac.5I 5os-,l nv ,,ooy.
prsi5 ~; ~ ba;r atood
o.aa ooio siI,' ol-A ...n.sJ. @ h,,t, -
ell on eau a m .eesl "ass hs,,as CLING
.ls uoor anu y ia1om ny .ha4 Is poi;ea.
VIII serehg NJ "a sIaspp - sno. a.,id Ias.5
,llTl "A "a aliu ~. = NJ,
;ueers a : from, : their sockets. % 8.
bs1, gn.r,5. wb;st,ei and am en-.
"a, T.is = nie'. - - -.
gines shrek < 2 uTran, an we start again; n
"a, an sayeuIeav 80
Leel uespelrateiy ''.l'i' ialh'' ous IN tlnio
iesose s.' f.s5a-...fs
saved lndeed !Efoor Wretcn' r iiILIe
new =. a WAY IVES ~ s.1rs loE ins. 5log.
~ NV eT-f.;anJs clothes IJnaccns-
tonoad - ha dacLo5 IN o,,s ,.,.o :
/ began with half collected senses to
think what a figure I locked. s.5.e..-
&. (, Halo! what's that2i What's the
sfalh ssoppea again LOT 50 soon. a.o
IL Ise :. ein a. " eSorass o a"ght nh nc net o 4o
ana knew the e1pIess oushs hoe 70
stop al the next statioh. Noihe aooi-
uent, though. i
Ilckets, tickets, al ready mere.
What on earth was the meaning OF
all TINS dreW out my 1rlenus LICK x
etI-a. his only 70 am going 70
Lonoon: never mlnd its OF no con
sequence, 1 Gan pay .tAe uiiier5nce. a15,es's;
An, gu. tnen nave nS. purse, ~ sDs-
pore, Z can oraW ascheek AT faoolhg-
son, anu wall llAl iiii ~ ~ 10 casnoo
The door was opened and beheld
the guard, station master and two po-
licemen. -. sss..z.s.
= All right, said one OF the latter
20 tne sIalIon master, ,l .nis Is our
lIan alrec.iy ne Is out oi tue cafrtases 'sf
Lhe tram may 20. tszs -
All wrong" snid l. You have
made mistake have no Intention
of getting out here. 1 am gong TO
LOWn. -egirfarre4 FaeeI .Fasfet
+ never saw policeman on duty
laugh before; but over the stern hir-
suite face of w. (Which stands for
Wits Constabulary-No. 1,172, there
passed something ike grim smile as
be replied 39 tEa..ft3 81. 8d ss.as
It's of no use, my man, you must
come out at once ;you are fairly caught
If you obey us and accompany ms
qnietly, we will give you no unneces-
sry pain but if you hesitate or resist
for one moment we shall at once put
on these 3i.,f. ~ 80; fs.,.2r.s .zss1zges
Ao he snoLa ba ootson the ton etar
. "a no 49, ne " ,5 "a snI eCp o.op :,
- Iaa:ssI S:S Sa ana 80 of ~ bonJe,,fES
.h;.L ii at.iS an .st = pn, ~ GooS
wni.n lo,.lou moSs 9,an "a ~
gracious4 Wnat t'coeiu De Inc goKeI "
II mis-. .Meenanleally, ulo Hnat
Itners y. MouIo nave nv acne-1g got 9ut o.
Ine car.iaS o. Ho; a;ra sra.n n,osSu .h oI.
n ass - s.neu anaa' ssen nun 10 Ae. 'A4 :