He'd Made A Mistake

He was a keen, sharp looJsing young man, and he said to the lady of the house as he stood in the hall: "Madam, I have called for the snit of clcthes which needs pressing and doing up." "Wbat suit?" she asked. "Your husband's Sunday suit, ma'am. He called as he went down this morning." "And hesaid I was to let you have them?' " Yes'in." "Did he appear in good health and spirits?" "Why, certainly. " "Look and act natural?" "Of course. Why do you ask?" "Because he has been dead 18 years, and I have eome curiosity on the subject." "I- I havemade a rnistake perhaps!' staminered the young man. "Perhaps you have. The man you saw go out of here an hour ago is my