How A Schoolboy Got Lost

The pet of a family rusiiliiif not far from EJaGrange stroet, Boston, is a boy who bas recently passod his $fth yoar, i umi, having just donncd Lis first jacket and trowsers, is attending a primary school. ,. . , The other afternoon he failed to come homo at the usual boor, much to the alarm of the houseliold, and aftor a" long Bearoh }v w:ts fouad, kouio time after dark, at the Providence depot. He mi sent to bod without ïnuch explan&tion, though it is possible his treatment was wliiit Solomon would liave rccomineiidcd in such an emergeixy. Thu ncxt ïnoining he was down to tho breakfaet table, evideaÜy none tliu worse for the lesson, aml perqape tho wiser. ïaking aciyantugy of n lp.ll in tlic conversatios customary at the moraing nieal, he turned his grave ocrantenanoe towai-d the head of the tablo, and, giving free vont to his overoharged mind, In: exclaimed : " 111 teil you, inamnia, Eow it happened. After school I went at uli Üm vay home with Mary -, and at the corner of a stnvt whëfa li:t't me, I kissed her, and she kissed me, aud then I found I was lost," There was an explosión avoifnd the table just about that time. It is suspected that this ja ïiot tUo first young gentleuiiMi who hos been lost under siiuilar cumstiinces.-