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The Huron News-Record, 1887-02-16, Page 40 r£' illi OKME 1,T. ; t0lEtlil, N•SIV Ij141$+IhC E. • • We Witt aeon flaw •be,pletleed tv rel -'lice items l f (6Oli front' ottr at ri1t� t s: i 1 e Moot l4 (/(f eorrgs. 1,04 (14 he every locality, rwt tki'reuciy reereddrttcit, to demi 'us 1t Ltau4 nom. HE t'i:I lliERtS. Patrons wily du not receive their Paper regularly from the currier. or timing', their local post offices will chafer a favor by reporting at this (Vice at once. Subscriptions may commence at any time. •Ai IVEIt'i'I$'!EIRS, Adred iser•s will please bear inmind Goat all "changes' tf adcertise7nents, to ensure insertion, should be /caroled in not litter than MONDAY NOON of each «<'e/•. (ldK(`ft•LAI'ION. TIIE \Llvs-1ticunu ha.s a larger circulation than any .other purer in Weis section, and as an advertising ,towline' has ,few t'ria'ds in Ontario. Our boo/,s «re open to • those who 7rleclrt. business. JOB 1'ItIN'1'iNG. Tlec Job Apartment of this jour- nal is one of the best equipped in Western Ontario, and a superior d9a88 rrurk is guaranteed at very irurderute rates. OR ��u UR fTyTORY-tlEADCBS. HE BOUGHT HIMSELF. While seated en one of the level- es on the • market square, Guderich, Inst smellier, I was accusted by a rattler seedy looking individual, who made the following erroneous assertieu : ".You haven't twenty-five cents about you 1" "You're wrong ; I have." • "Ali ! 'There is nothing I can say, I presume, that would cause you to transfer that twenty live cents from your possession to elide "You're right ; there is not." "11aiy I venture. to ask yo'i• per- mission to sit, clown on this seat'1'' "Elie seat is as free for you as for anybody." "The permission," said the man, as he spread 'his tattered .coat tails and sat down "is nut as gracious as it might be, perhaps, but I have got past the point' where I object. to 11'aanneis ; yet" lie '.continued with a sigh, "I was a rich rnau My- self once." There was a delicate flattery that hovered . around this reuraril, fur it seethed to iudicato' •a belief ou the spoarker's part that I was a rich Mian. -'"''''"`Drink 1" I asked. "No," he answered. "I wish it had been. It would have many ad- eauteges. I would have the ploasnre of spending the Money: Besides 1 find that the general public seem • tu:have made up its mind that drink must have been the cause. 1 hato to disappoint the public, and as all the-appearauces'are agaiust Inc and • tend to carry out the drink theory, I would ranch prefer to lay the cause to undue indulgence iu stimu- lants, but a regard .for truth Wo'n't allow Ino to do so." He sighed again. "1 have always been a victim •to nay too sensitive regard for truth." "You look it," I said. "Yes, I always like to meet en appreciative sou and if you don't mind I wonld iko to tell you the remarkable circumstances that led to Inv chaugo in fortano." "I should like very inuch to )rear it." "Well, to begin with, I was born of —,t "Oh, come, corse, now, none of that poor but honest . business. Don't take advantage of roe. I am not protected with a chestnut boll." "rwas merely going to say that 1 was the only 'non of a rich Ivan, and when Ile died ho left me a comfort- able , fortune, consisting of stocks, bonds, and one thing and another that I speedily converted into cash and placed at my disposal in a New York bank, I intended to look around for a good investment and glut the money in it, so I placed the money there fov safe -keeping, tell- ing tliom 1 did not expect interest, but they wore to be prepared to have it drawn out at a moment's $otice in a lurrlp K "Foolish ua:u.--the catchier sk ipp- pd tot. Cauad ~t, I�atlp toRee't ti., " Ni 114. d14 44104-inld,. gee beret Have -no: ebeetuut: bell either". You'll hrive to• let 'up on those au• cielgt plitttudve if I do." "Mt right. Go ahead." "At my hotel f put on a complete Change of dress." "It wuuldu't hurt you much to do that now." Ho did nut hoed the interruption, but continued : "1 forgot to transfer my pocket- book—any papers ur any 'cash to my maw suit. NV 11011 I mounted the stair of one of the elevated road stations I found that I had nothing with ole. I turned to go home. It was a t'eurful slut day and 1 was not very well. Wheu 1 had walked about half a block it seemed to Inc that some nue put his hands on lay shoulders andbegan pressing me down. 1 'oohed back to see who had takeu that liberty and found nollody there. The weight pressed ale down on ono knee and then on the other, and with a cry I fell for- ward ou the sidewalk. When 1 awoke I seemed to be on tho side- walk still, but thele was something covering ale, I was lying on a hard substance, and when I moved the covering from my ''ace I found 1 was in a room that was nearly Lull et' tobacco smoke. A lamp that looked hazy was burning on the table. A young man with a shrewd, vulpine face sat in a rocking chair. It seemed to ho the only seat in the room, and lie smoked a large bowled pipe. He was in his shirt sleeves and swayed gently to laid fro, and seemed to he consulting a huge volume in his lap. I sal up in haste,' to ling myself on a table of - huards, Enppurted by trestles. The sheet I had covering 1110 was all I had ou. The beards creaked as I sat up, and the 'young man lboked suddenly towards ale, then sprang to his feet, letting the huge volume fall to the floor, "Now, look here 1" he cried. `What the old harry do you mean by •such conduct as •this 1" • "What do you mean 1" I said. What do you nleau by having lea hero•?" • "That is what I mean," said the man in his shiitslecves, waving his hand towards a box of surgical in- struments. "An operation ?" I asked. "An operation ? Well, yes; and after -the operation is Over there will he nothing left of yon bat bones. You are mine_- won't say body and soul,— but body at • }east. I bought trona, You aro to be di.sseel- ed, and 1 might as well tell you now as. later that 1 don't like a body to act as you are cluing. 1: don't like it, I say, and I ain't 'used to it. 'I never had it happen before, so lie down and keep quint. I will be ready for you in a moment. I em loukiug up soliie authorities on the' subject now." "But see here," I said. "You're joking I'm not goiitg.lostaud any More af' fhis. 1'1n going away.". • "I'd like to see you,"' said the stu- dent. "The door is locked, and it is six stories down from the window. NOV don't interrupt me. I am read- ing up this work on anatomy, and a fellow "can't give his Blind- to a serious subject like this with a corpse making °a• i.'uss right along side of him. You are dead, so lie down and keep quiet." • lie resumed his pipe and book and locking Chair. "You don't mean to say," I cried out, "that you are going to murder me 1" IIe smiled, puffed away at his pipe, and waved his hand at me to lie down. Instead of that I arose cautiously and sprung at his throat, upsetting rockiug chair, book and all. Although 1 had hire clown it was not for long. I was too weak to make a struggle, and he lifted rite up and placed me on the boards again. He picked up his pipe, put his liande in his pockets and came over and looked at me. "Yon are at fine, lively specimen,' he said, "but you're laboring under a groat mistake. • You think you aro alive. Well, you're not. You're dead, and have been dead for sever- al days. The coroner's jury sat on you. Perhaps you don't know that 1" I shook my head. "Well, they sat tho sante. Ver- dict, died of prostration, or nervous prostration, or something like that —no ; sunstroke, I think it was. Now, you aro dead, physically and officially. The state of New York has pronounced you defunct.. You have petered. Now, I put it to you as a reasonable rnan if you think you are acting as a respectful cadaver should acts' You are trying to make out that the state of New York ea•u bo wrong officially, and, besides, you aro trying to got away with the body that have . bought. and paid for and 1 con assure you 1 have not got talo muol2 cash. I don't buy bodies fur amusement or to have there walk away either, No, mfr." ",Mow Much did you pay for me V' 1 asked. "Well, you came high, besides the bringing of you up stairs. You cost $60 and $1 cartage." "All'right. 1 will give you $100 for myself. 1 think my body is more use to me than it can be to you." • `The student sat down in his rock- ing chair, threw nue leg over the other and eyed me critically. "Seo here," he said : "you aro wealthy, aren't you V' "I have about $T5,006," I answer- ed very foolishly. "How is yuur property fixed 1" "It is in the Iinickerbocker- Maallutttan bank 1" "All right. I will tell you just what it will cost. You slake Ilse out a . check for $75,000 and you can have yourself. You know you ar'e.legally and officially dead." "Otherwise I suppose you will murder me 1' "Call it what yon like," ho answer- ed jauntily. "•I am nut particular as to the terms used by a cropse.' "I wrote him out the check, in- tending to get down to the bank before hint and stop payttient, but he remarked as he tied me down to the trestles with a stout rope thet he 'wasn't born the day before yester day' and if • the check was all right leowould buy me a suit of clothes and set me at liberty. IF not dlis,r section would proceed. He got the money—took ale down that eight blindfolded to a cab, drove me round and round -and then left me. I have been hunting for that man ever since, and that's how I come to be in Guderich now.. Don't you think you can advanea inc twenty-five cents on that story ?" "Oh, I guess so, if you don't ask Inc to lealieve it," ' "Well, seeing it is yon, I don't. Thanks—fifty cents ? Well, I will hand you back twenty-five cents the next time I meet you." I L51iI\G FOR )1 WIVES.. Ab Lehman. drove' into 'Eliseo and bought a $100 wedding trous- seau', so `to speak. Tho outfit was really an elegant ono, consisting of dress suit, toothpick boots, .derby flat and black kids.- With his gray hair cut close, clean shaven and atm -cited, Ahrese nblt'd a college pro- fessor. To the obliging clerk who suggested silk socks and uuderwoar lie replied : "Young ratan. I've married three gosh darned fine women, 'an I didn't spark ':one of 'em week. 'They're - dead now, au'd PM goitl' to marry 'pother one. I donno who it'll he, but the gal.wl4 gets -„m41. have to be — quick'bout irailf,'Atrit hive to. take me 'without no frilled night• shirt an', fixiu's.” Accompanied by \V. Fowler, the sheep bouailzito; he started for Fill- more, Utah, by teals, where they intend to rustle for a wife apiece among the schoolma'ms. CHESTNUTS FOR TOYS WHO LO.N'T GO TO OSDAY SCIIOOL. 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