The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-10-11

fOS ff0lf0,i we were faih to Ip1tiEk tlp 81
scaretyow FROM the field yondeuj and.
hang that instead Of the, witol.l apd Iit
may pot displease ye.v
ThS chifdrehss wlkl firth 9rewistnf
when theygssw how he hsnt his head
and hjd bis ,fiee,witll uhjs bends. They
drew back wondering aud swe,struck
atiiis silence, aIid Jeit him alone. Az
he bariIed bri<ileat last, and rode away
home once m0fe, two Words repeated
themsel yes Q,yer. ana, over Within him,
bot this tibie they Came ffotn q joyf nj
aRuwgr4nsIdl hllearVI What sc0uIH 3niy'
think guld sAJsi'VhankvGod : Thank,
Gsaaisdisea .s.ii,snGe H. RtEEcE, ul
% .s.NYsnaaltic FfffEatrBsr.ioslls'n
10 ,1sjsDri sd Aaa odW .soTg1b .
From the New. York Ti9s4 yiIsU,sq,ei od
Nomadicflirtatipp ,I0r the sweet com
Verse OF two souls who travel I'm one
railway ear, isthe most iecstatic pleas
uremkhOwni 10 fhee milsi young man
who Ioyes tR put on the appearance yof
vice. There are multitudes of Young
men whOlly,devOid Of vices WHO labor
to- Produce Upon uiie lfijusis OF oAsnar
strapgefs that tbeyo ara Esmenga thu
most feck less aud abandoned. of youth,
TIE rural undergraduate, who never
SinkSlabyt hing stronger TRAN icdrYAht
wine, and whose nearest appr06ch 10
gallantryI has. been a. game ~, back
CANNON with his maiden aunt, no
sooner enters d railway train on his
way himeItO sfenda vsintionthan he
j0Iis with Sthers of his kinds In sing
ing Toarlng bacchanalian chOruses, and
Loudly wishes that he had 'thoug6t to
bring q pack Iof cards with him, sU that
u, rgame Of .,euchre 'sfvr the drinks.
might be practicable. 1t d, this long
ing to nbe credited with the vices
which IN his inniost heart he ispuriis,
That Leads him 70 seize with avidity
any oppottunily to enter into ,conyer-,
81 ciotT with The first silly girl whose
attention heI may attract. Many q
youth who would blush Az a. glimpse
Of his sisters ipnOcent stockings hOat-
ing front the clothes line, Is exalted, to
the, summit or bliss If he- cab imagine
that some icensOri0us person .mhtakes
himrfor hardened rQve. In point et
fact, this mistake Is never made, since
he tears the brand OF innOceDce upOii
his brow. and prOciaims by every 'ac.
ton the harmless idiocy. OF bis: chari
acter. Nevertheless, his, self concei
is wounded by THE suspicion Of tire
truth, and he firnliybelieves that i,is
innOeent ears are hidden by the ll0p's
skin Of vice in which he masquerades,,
The delights OF nomadf, Irritation
were recently signally illustrated by
the experience OF u youthful student
ofone Of the colleges OF this State.
While In a railway car this young man
saw an unprotected, young lady, and
marked hef fort Its may.il Taking II
seat beside her, he began conveIsa-
ion 10y powerful and convincingrc'
mark iuponltbeIweather'g Yhei y0un1e
lady, who was quite luis peer ip, ann ;
able si1lint IS, at first answered bin in
able mono ,Hliables, and finally yield-
ing to tie wiles iOfiher, new . cquaint-
ance, join with, him ia deyouripg
the SEDUCTIVE peanut and in trying
cheats but does not inebriate--runldis
we may regard collie as, an intoxioa-
ton Of the stomach, For nearly an
hour this rare and radiant maiden,
whom her parents named Sarah Jane,
aud this iiinnocuous undergraduate
whose name h eharitably suppress i;
fitted to their own. Immense satisa
ton, and lindulged In that curio,
though innocent amusement, know
as 'fee-heeingY until the ,pther pas
sengers even wished they were dead.
Finally the yodiigl man felt that he
must retire in order To- chuckie lin pri+
yate and ease his strained mind by ex-
ultingly calling himself "a wild young
devil" and he thereupon sorght the
smoking car aud painfully began the
consumption Of u mild Connecticut
cigar. ....o,.f,,;,,. .,,..,.,..,...,a.,;
His dream OF bliss was soon enter
rupted by the appearance of the con-
ductOrs who abrup pity demanded hat
watch." Now, the. young man had
no watch OF any .kind,and said SO with
q clearness which didlhim credit. The
conductor then explained that he had
stolen y young lady's watch, and that
he must come with him and restore it
without delay. hKed as a rose was he
when he confronted the young lady,
with his collar in the tight grasp jof
the conductors hand, and timidly
denied her fierce accusation that lie
was a piekpocket.E OfGcourse, the 1jif-
cidspt created iinuense excitement IN
the car, and the. yplng ,lady's tears
were accepted w every body as conclu-
sine evidehce' of the truth u of Her
charge. Que Obj gem leman, who had
been unable TO read his, newspaper in
consequence OF theplolonged "tee. hee-
ing' ALREADY 'fnehtiored, remarked
that q man whip would force himself
upon an INNOCENT girl, rs YtheI under
graduate had done, won d unqpestion-
ably pick pocIets Or perpe.fate ally
other -detestabie S1crime. ~ 1t wAs the
unanimous opinioH oftths passengers
that he should he made to disgorge
and should then be either throw"
from the train while In notion. q
should,be tied hand cand foot In tlie
baggage-car and delivered, 10 the POI
lice at the next stopping place. One
large man, with short hair and q par
TALLY levelled nose, took the ground
.that.what - hau fall NaSlIil sHali 1.ussantsd
was, In substance, change of head,
and that, he felt 1t bis duty, to provide
him with a new head without the
least delay. =.
Meanwhile the young man. begged
for mercy, and'iinpl0red the young
She cSdid not ft}d the missing watch.
The conductor, who was married
Pr s1ss llSS asi asS sef SsE.
ssiisa w ,5is sn %sssa ss
that lac, called u. bra KEENAN, to hold, the
young MAN, go that he couNi
Ego through him. as he metap hor-
.fcally expressed It.; The young man
was accordingly searched with great
,th0roughnees,A but, withrno notable re-
suit save the discovery Sof i, small
comb, which lie providently carried In
his pocket In order 10 be prepared IA