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-Afecfed Deafness A stranger dismounied at the door e! the - Hotel. and gave his horse to the officious waiter. The ba,keerer opened th. Register to take his same

 ''You are right" sa;A he. "s single room would be more agreeable" and he walked into tke supper room 10 ~hich the crowd of boar d. ers was pressing. The barkeeper ;an after him, screaming in his ear-

 "Wha. name dld you say 2"

 "Thank you," replied the traveller, '1 can find the way-dont give yourself any trouble.'

 On his return into the bar-room. a waiter took up his saddle bags. and told the deaf stranger he would show him his chamber.

 My friend .who will spend the evening with me. preteIs pale sherry" said he. "yoo may send up bottle and few cigars"

 "l did no, exactly understand your name," :" said the barkeepes.

 "i think a little ice eoou'd improve the wine." was the answer, "and now think of ii, you may put the bottle Uf wine in cooIer." :"

 His friend now joined hin, and they walked to his room together. The deaf lodger pairo- nized the house to the extent Of another bottle before he slept. The waiter who brought it Up venlured once more to enquire his name.

 Nothing more" said the deaf man, except slice of celd ham, pickle. and a little bread and cheese"

 The next morning after breakfast. when the strangers horse was at the door. he asked for his bill. He was told it was six dollars and three quarters. Y" You are very kind." said he. "l hau expected to pay you but if this is your custom. to charge nothing for the first visit, you shall lose nothing by it-all my friends in Spongeville will certainly give you at leas, one call when they come into the city. Good morning."

 "I would thank you to pay your bill before you go," screamed the barkeepes.

 "I am obliged to you." said the deaf gentle man. "l can put them on;'' and he took up his saddle hags and departed. Ashe mounted ahs bys,andsrs began to laugh immodersiei' at the awkward embarrassment Shieh sf''eted che barkeerer. who was i" despsis while he Sawled ailer the delinquent. ~ho continued Sowing and repeating his assurances that he Sgould certainly remember the aeeommOda' IIOns, civiliiy. and liberalhy OF the house. and reeOmmsna it to all his friends whO might Pss' Gheough the city.

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