YANKEE BOARDING,
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'What do you ehargo for board ' asks cd a tall Green Mountain boy, a. hs ! walked up to the bar ofa second rate l.o> tel in New York. What do you nsk [. week for board and lodgings!' Five dollars Five dollars that's tno rluoh

 but s'pose you1l allow fer tho -i7,cz l'm absent from dinner, suppor!' Ccg'- ;a

 iy--thirty seven and half cents cach,' Here tho conversation ended, and tie iankco took up bis quarters for twa weeks. During this time, he lodged and hrcnkfGsfe2 at the hotel, but did not take either dinner or supper, saying his busi. i ness detained him in another portion O the town. At the expiration oftwo weeks , he again walked up to the bar and said. 'S'posc we settle that account-I'm go, l ing in few minutes The landlord 1 handed him his bill Two weeks board, nt $5-$lO' Here, stranger,' said tho Yankee, this bill is wrong-you'vo made a mistake--you've not deducted the times l was absent from dinner and supper

 li days,2 ? meals per day--23 meals at 37 l>2 cents eaeh--$l0 50. If you've not got !he fifty cents in change that's due mo I'll take drink and the balIcnco in cigars. a.Hr t a' a-