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said. Yes, they could, it they come
straight back now"
The poor stranger rested her aching
head on her hand, and wondered If II
were better to sit here alone all night, or
make her way on by the next train, anu
present herself on her wedding trip, with
her DOG ut the house where she knew she
was not tn he very welcome under the
best of circumstances. She forgot there
was no train going 50 far that night.
The dcpot-mastcr saw her trouble, and
was just volunteering to take her home
10 "Miss Doane" for the night, when they
heard distant whistle, and saw through
the gathering gloom several men running
towards the depot, swinging lanterns and
shouting words which could not be heard
for the distance.
II bet he's bribed 'em to come back !"
cried the old gossip. SIS your name
Sally2" he asked, putting his hand to his
ear.
Yes"
"rhen it's for you, for l thought l
heard 'em call Sally" said the depot
master.
They've left the train beyont brakes
Crossin', not DARN to run her back here !;
you better 60 meet 'em half way. Les
all run along with herv' cried her first
friend, glceiuIly.
When they met the deacon, he ex-
planned that the sleepin'-car was one of
the train they were in, and that he thought
she was close at his elbow till he secured
seats and put all his "things'' in the rack.
Then he Looked for her, and could not
find her. Concluding she had got into
another car by mistake, he sought her
through the long train in vain.
BY the time he had explained the stu
alton to the conductor, and dwelt at some
length on the fact that his poor wife was
very ill, it was too late to run back to the
junction with safety. But the conductor
WAS tender hearted man, and he voIun.
teered to return as far as the Crossing"
and wait till the deacon could walk back
for her.
OF course there were curious men on
the train who were glad to stretch their
limbs by run. These borrowed Ian
terms of the train hands, and with the re-
Inducements from the junction, they
formed double quartette around the
Lost and Found" AS young wag from
the train called the deacon's wife,
Youths Companion.