Base Ingratitude

- .vu edrtor who occupied a room in a hotel not a thousand miles distarrt, atsonted himselt from town for a night. The house beiog crowded with guests, the obliging landlord put a í-tranger in the editor's bed. This kindness the ungratetul fellow requited by scrawling upon a piece of paper, which he lelt on the table, tka following line: " I slept in an editor's bed last night, And others may say what they please ; I say there's one editor in the world Wlio certainly takes his ease, When I thought of my Imrable oot away, I could not represa a siijh, Ainl (honght as Irollofl in the feathery nest, How easy rdi'nrs: He !" Eg? .Typugru-piiiu a.)xnfi in very odd -ometimes. The othei1 Jay we were reading a descriptK n of enthusiastic domoiistrationa ata political gsthvr ring, whea the type went on with - " The air was rent with the snouts of three thousaud people."