Eating ON Railroad Routes.
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Why is 1t, Mr.. Editor, that our countrymen, the
moment they begin to go abroad, begin TO eat and
drink ! To Judge from the practice, so far as my
observation has extended, ! should conclude that
these people must be fed short at home.


This indulgence, venture to say, costs the com.
munty, by loss Of time, many thousands Of dollar
per day. The Railroad companies ought to regard
economy Of time more than they do now, by aba,
ting this nuisance-it only requires frmness and
courage to do it. Therefore do il. A.