He was taken into the family room, and passed a very pleasant hour with the jolly brewer, his friendly wife, and the two "nice girls." They were all delighted with Catlin's election, and Peter had to tell them about his part in it.

They did not let him go when he rose, but took him into the dining-room, where a supper was served at ten.

In leaving a box of candy, saved for him from the Christmas tree, was given him.
"You will come again, Mr.Stirling ?" said Mrs.Bohlmann, warmly.
"Thank you," said Peter.

"I shall be very glad to." "Yah," said Mr.Bohlmann.

"You coom choost as ofden as you blease." Peter took his dress-suit to a tailor the next day, and ordered it to be taken in.