VOLUME IV.
'WASHINGTON, N. C, lUESOAY, APRIL 9 1889.
NUMBEU4.
DIRECTORY.
MAILS
Northern and Greenville Due daily
. s p m, Cfoses at 16 p m
, ..hand South side river mail Due
londav, Wednesday and Friday at
6pm Closes at 9 following mornings.
0Bce hours-9 a ui to io p m.
Money Order and Registry Depart-
inent-9 a m to 5 p m,
. SUPREME COURT. "
.. .- ' r
navk of Franfcnn. james c anepncra
!oi Beaufort, and Alphoaao Arery,
f Burke, Associate Justices
JUDGES SUPERIOR G0URT.J
st District, Goe H Browiijr. of Beau
1 fort. " -
Second District, Frederick Philips, 0
f UJgcconibe. ' ' . J
hird District, H G Connor, of Wilson.
'our'.h District, Walter Clarke, of
Wake.
Fiftli District, Jokn A Gilmer, of Guil
1 ford.
Sixth District, ET Boykins,of Sampson
Seventh District, James C MacRae, of
Cumberland.
Eighth District, R F Armfield of Ire
Ninth District, J F Graves, of.Yadkin.
Tenth District John G Itynum of Burke.
Eleventh District, W M Shtpp, of Meek
leuburg.
Twelfth District, James H Merrimon,
of Buncombe.
TRUE LOVE.
I think trne love is never blind, - .
Butrather brings an added light;
An inner vision quick to find.
The. beauties hid from common
sight.;;.:;.':.)..; k: J'-
No soul can everclr.rl see
Another's highest, noblest parti
Save through the sweet philoso-
Chief Justice, Wm N H Smith, of Wake j : i - : . ,
.- Augustus S Merrimon. of Wake. J J And lOVlUgWISdom Ot the heart.
- n Ty ir 11 ti 1 iiiihv n .iipti 11 - .....--' -- - . . i - -
Your unannointed eyes shall fall
On her who fills my soul with
. light;
You do not see my friend at all. --.
You see what hides her from
your sight.
I see the feet that fain would
climb, -You
but the steps that turn
astray,
I see the soul unharmed, sob-lime,
You but the garment and the clay.
You see a mortal, weak misled.
Dwarfed over by the earthly
- clod,
I see how girlhood; perfected.
May reach the statute of a god.
Blind I stood, as you now stand,
Till on mine eyes, with touches
V jSwset,
Love, the deliverer, laid his hands,
Apd . lo I I worship at hgr
jfice that may never come.
The old, old, story of a man sr
denly trying to come greater th:
his Creator is being once more t
tcted here, Wanamaker, wK
was made j Postmaster-General 1
Senator Quay, has dared to recou.
mend a Pennsylvania appointmen
without conselting Quay. Foolisl
Wanamaker. Does he think tha;
Quay and Clarkson propose to al
low him to monkey with te big j
offices under the Post Office D.e-
jtK PRi V 1
ONGEKSS.
Senate, Zebulon B Vance, of Buncombe-Matt
W Ransom, of North
hampton.
Houyeof Represcntat' .'es, First .Dis
trict, T G Skinner.
tnd Dist. H P Cheatham, (col.)
3rd Dist. C W McClimmy. '
4th Dist. B H Buun. ' "
5th Dist. J M Browjr.
6th Dist. Alfred Rqwlani. -7th
Dist. J ii Hendersou.
Sth Dist. W H H Cowles. '
thDist. H If gyai:
STATE gOYERNyEf.
Hor.ors Easy in Cincinnati.
Cincinnati, April 1 IThe inter
t in to-day's election was occa-
incd by the reform? movement,
d 1 y Daniel lOne, - to strictly
nforce the law regarding the sale
f beer on Sunday. The contest
esulted in the election of a mixed
icket, four Republicans and four
democrats. : - ss -
Mosby, Republican,' for Mayor,
ias a plurality of about, five hun-
14 red. Moye3, for! judge of the
partment ? Such friws . as Superior Court, : Herstman, for
Governor. Daniel G Fowle.
Lieut. Governor. Thomas M Holt.
Secretary of State, William L Saunders
A 1 Ut'jr, W L San.lcrhu.
Treasurer. Donald Wiiain.
. vSupt. of Publjp IqstrnfiQrt. SM Finger
Atttrney;GeneralrT a pjjdsou.
cq'JtJTy.
Sheriff and Treasurer, R T Hpdges.
.Superior Court Clerk'.' 0 Wilkens.
Register of Deeds, M F'Wjllan,spu.
Surveyor, Mavo L Waters. -
Jiomunssioners, ur. vy j buiio,;
chair'n Tho I Waters,' PI' Hoqge$;
Hoard of Education, P. P Wnkiflgn
chair'u, P IL Jokusou.anJ )iB hi
I ford ; ' - J;' - - .'-"":"
Superintendent of Public TustrucHfWl,
Rev. Nat Harding. '
Superintendent of Health, Dr S T
Nicholson. ;
CITY.
Mayor, C M Brown.
Clerk, James H' Hovt.
Treasurer. W Z Morton,
Chief of Police. E T Stewart.
C ouucilmeu, C M Browni J G Chauncey
rohn Small, C W Tayloe, fcd
Alfred D Peyton.
CHURCHES.
Baotist. Rev. Tosiah Elliott, Pastor,
Services every fourth Sunday, morn-!
nd niht. Sunday school at 9:30
1 m W W Thomas, Supeiinteae.
-Episcopal, Rev Nat Harding', "&$$p.f
Services every Sunday morning nd
night. Sundav school at ' 0V m
Rev. Nat Harding, Supenteiident
Presbyterian., Rev S 1$ Smith, pastor.
Services erery Sunday morning and
night. Sunday school at 3:30 p
Superintendent, Jas L Fowle.
Methodist. Rev W R Ware pastor,
Services every Sunday morning and
night. Superintendent, Warren
' Mayo. Sunday school, 3300 p m.
TEMPERANCE MEETING.
Wastiiugton, March ajth 1889
Harrison has rewarded another
inslgniflcient son of an illustrioi s
father by appointing Robert Todd
Lincoln Minister to England. It
is certainly a queer appointment,
when the delicate relations just
now existing between the United
Spates !i4 England are taken into
cpnsidertion. yould naturally
eenj a man of gre experj
enc and ability wftuld have bien
selected as cur repjefeutative at
ih, g cqur fof"St - Jarue s.;,Robert
liucpln has peiiher; le is a lawyer.
oj rather ?as been permitted on
account of his pame to join a firm
of Chicago layyers, Rud imagined
hat lie was by legal work earning
living for irrself and family,
4iis ability was tested h orn. Si ta
Peed, 05 when ne was secretary 01 wa.r
and the general verdict of the
great mnjority of these that had
business yilt hiu yas ta,t 9 yus
I regular 'chnn,' offering y)
an agrayated cae of hig Va-.
Jhc only reason that 1 ca.t se for
his appointment is that Blaine pre
fers a nonentity to represent us in
London, because iu case of anv.
complications he w:R have f:bettej
excuse for pers-mally taking things
in hand, an i Horrison in making
the appointment was doubtless ac
may have wandered .through, thij
craniuiB a few days ago, buf it is
very safe to say Jtl?ey ae jiof all
gone glimmering npvst' 'xetyzri
again. Wanamaker actually had
the impure wqe jto? ojfer jtb Post1
mastership ,of hfjadelpiiia fto a
highly respectetf ? M that
staid old tow;) $?ho Usd - beea
known ip tjie pe$f past to vote
against thefiij n.onjinees of the
RepubJI.cai) psrty. Wanamaker's
selection applauded by the
business interests of Philadelphw
rre$p(ejetive of politics, but when
ua.y iard .of it he got Don Came
ron and together they read the riot
ac tp,oor Wanamaker aud de-
niau,dfd the positipo for a machine
politician. Wanamaker bravel
slui? to his friend in spite of all
threats from the Senatorial pan.
JJig war was then carried to the
White House and Harrison was as-
fiured that if the Jiominatiou -of
Wanaraader's friend was sent in it
would be rejected. Harrison hav
ing more political experience thau
"Cheap John," saw that a ctmipro
mise would have to be patched up
so Wanmaker was sent for and toli:
that the best way out of the whole
trouble vould be to get his friewt
to decline atid then, to confer will:
Quay an I CanierQ:! as to wh
should bg selected, This was not
at all palatable to ' 'Cheap John."
but he finally agreed to have his
man decline if yuay and Cameron
would withdraw their man. And
that's the stauuing of the - muddle
ity :" Sohcfjor, and? iefler, for
Tf"asurerrwere elected.
J.vT.er peuiocrats who: worr were :
eyensCToitontrollerik;;"Eriristoi
for ptjjice. Jude, Corcoran for
Prosecuting Attorney of the Police
Court, and Hooker for ; Infirmary
Director,
Stone, the citizens' candidate
for. Mayor, received boltt seven
thou and four "hundred v&tts. '.
The election . shows a heavy
Democratic gain. Harrison car
ried Hamilton county jlast year by
4,900 plurality over Cleveland and
in 1887 Foraker 6,730 majorit
over Powell, the Democratic nom
nee for Govt rnor. , .
. : An Enemy of his Race.
In the last No., cf the Fonim
Albion W, Tourgee has otie of his
infamous articles libelling the j
southern i people and threatening!
that the northern people will" re-;lovdy that would be."
sorttodesnerate measures in order!
- . r4. , . He Appreciated Them
HUMOROUS.
Took Him at His Word.
Chalmers' 'Love you? Why,
Id jump off the bridge for you.'V
Roman tique "Oh, how
Miss
man in this section, He even
goes so far as to suggest incendiar
ism as a remedy for the wrongs
against the negro which hecharg
upori the 7 souirieru people. Wt
Submit that ; neither The Forum
nor any .other respectable moutl.ly
ought to allow such articles as
Tourgee 'writes lo appear - in its
pages: ' He is self confessed, ene
my of his own race! ' He hasn't
enough; of. sympathy, with the
white people to enable . him to
know that United States soldias
sent to the South to put down race
troubles would, side with ' the
whites;; The negroes would stand
mrchance of assistance from that
quarter. Richmond Dispatch.
Arts of the Chicago Dfttmel.
Cathard. "How beautiful thi
roses bloom on Miss Sigourney '
cheeks!"
Say sit Anyhowe. "Yes, I a
ways did aJmire hand-painte
flowers."
, Nothing New. '
Mrs. Fangle "Well, this i
strange!" " '
Mr. Fangle "What is it, my
dear?" .
"A man in Paris has taught an
ape to black his shoes."
"Oh, there's nothing remarkable
about that, my dear. I've often
heard of monkey-shines- .
Wasted Sympathy.
"Ethel When does your breach
of promise suit take place, Clara?
row.
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BANKINO HOUSE
OF . .
O. M. BROWN
Mala SlrtcJ, , WasiiuKiii, D. C.
ollectious soliptcd ard uoiittatceri
made promptly. '
ISExchange hought and sold
E. S. SIMMONS. ;
Attorney and Ccuneellr-t-L
Washington, N. C. I uir
Office on Market St. near CourtHons
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W. B. RODMAK, W. B. RODMAN, Jl .
w. b.:rodmajt & sow,
Attornev-at-Law . ! '
WASHINGTON, . . Nit
f J. B. ROSS,
now.
To use the hnguige of a sport
ing man newspaper men of the Re
publican party are playing it big
luck.
Reform Club, ' Regular meeting every
Tuesday night at 7:30 p ni.
Y C T U, Regular meetings every
Thursday, 3 p m at Rooms of Reform
- club. - . :
Club and. union prayer meeting every
Sundav. in Town Hau, at 2:30 p m
Mass meeting in Court1 House ever 2d
Thursday night in eacn mourn.
The OUest Inhabitant."
In his description of fu Presi
dent's reception New Year's, Wil
Ua,ro, 1: Curtis tells the Chicago
News this incideut: In the socie
ty of the oldest inhabitants of the
District of Cotumbia, which always
appears in full forcfc on New
Year's day, were, several of the
characters of Washington. One or
them, he v&nfcrable Mr feeder,
was very anxious that Col, Wilson.
who, Was making the intr dacaons
Oideredto Samoa.
Washinton, April i; Secretary
Tracy has received repliea to tele
grams sent by him to the comraair
ders of the Alert, the Adams and
the Richmond, to ascertain how
soon these vessels can be made
ready for sea service, in order that
they may be sent to Samoa.
The Alert is in excellent condi
dition and can leave Honolulu,
where she is now stationed, al
once. She has been ordered to do
this, and wi:l reach Aphi In about
thirty days. The Richmond is atr
tached to the South Atlantic
squad:ou, aud is,now?at the mcutl;
of the La Platte River. She is ii
good sailing order, and will proba
bly be a: Apia shortly , after . the
Alert arrives.
ten ajys to get
:or sea. She will arrive at Api
within a week atur the arrival 01
the Alert, and following closely 01
the Richmond.
Commodore Ramsey, the com
mandant of the Brooklyn Navy
Yard, telegraphed to the Navy De-
paitment to-day that the Yantic
van be gottou ready for sea by the
ioth inst.
She thirsts for mate admiration, m de wmdow las m?ht an eu Specia, ' attentjon vea
. tw0 de young lad.es play.n on coIlection of cIaims and (
itllU bAU , UHU l.Vh t'twv
It wiU r take about
the Adams real
tricks to obtain .it. If she sees
some old man in her car some old
gentleman whom she knows
hmiah hpr mrents. but whom she Fond Mother. "I admire Mr.
r
would be very chilly to under ordi- Quillhoover greatly Julia."
naryScircumstances she hastens Fond D a u g h t e r.-- W h y,
to recall herself to him, in order mother?
hat she may bring into play, in ? "He is such a spleuded and sue
chat with someone,; those , pretty cessful business man.
ittle arts of conversation which "I dotrt think sR' He lias been
Ue President, should get hi
tuated by sentnnent to associate jnam.c ont
TTCNTION is called to the fact
that while working in the interest of
prohibition I have not neglected my
Mercantile Interests, but bought Goods
hile North Lower than I ever bought
them before. t .. A " ,
utke public has given me a large share
f its patronage, not because of m
Prohibition proclivities, but because it
knows where to get the best value for
its money. . . ,
"Business is RusiueSS," and I ask no
man to trade with me on the grouvd i
personal friendship alone, but because
it will be to the interest of both of us.
This is-a free country and every man
hs the legal right to vote to sustain
the liquor traffic that wants to (I don't)
but remember when you want GOOD3
that money saved is money made, and
be sure to get my prices before buying
It will cost you nothing to do so.
Respectfully,
Aurora, NC. J B -BONNER. .
Logical reason in e and thebries may
convince a superficial observer but
earnest seekers after truth demand ex
perimental nowledge, found only in
the the testimony of those who have
e xperienced th virtue of an article.
For this reason the thin ing world
knows that B. B. ?. (Botanic Blqod
ilm excels all other blood purifiers,
ju dging it as they do from convincing
truths they see publisttea irom time w
time..
the name of Lincoln with that of
Fred Grant who had already been
appointed to ofHce, . tnd besides
can never forget how much he
himself owes to being the grand
son of William Henry Harrison.
Murat Halstead, editor of the
bloodiest of the bloody shirt organs,
the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
has been nominated minister to
Germany. Let Bismaik beware
now, how he discriminates against
American pork. , - , ..
Allen ThorndykeHicev editor of
the North American Review, has
received his re Ward for. publishing
the notorious 'Arthur Richmond"
attacks on iTx-Secrctary Bayard,
by being appointed . minister to
Russia. It's pretty big. pay for
very small work. ;
Blaine had paid off some . of-his
Irish debts by having Pat Eg in,
who was once President of the
Irish National League appointed
minister to Chili, It is to be hoped
that there will be no more guano
claims brought against that country
Genrre B. Lorinsr. who was a
,-0 ,
conspicioui failure as Commission
er of Agriculture, has been ap
pointed minister to Portugal.
The army of office-seekers here
is beginning to thin out considera
bly. binding that they could not
hurry matters 1 y remaining here
the most of them have filed - their
applications and gone home to wait
as patiently as they can for the o-
vit is an easy and a common
name1 nesaia. ana mere is no
reason whjr it should be mispro
nounced.."
"Mr. Decker,v- shoAtel Col.
Wilson, without entervi Jin to the
discussion.
"How do you do, Mr. Decker?"
said the President.
'It's a pleasant pleasant day
He Gave the Robber a Ride.
St. Thomas, Ont., Marcli -ii.
An American sheep exporter, who
registereu at the Uake House as
J. C. Biggins of Palmyra, 111
came here on Thursday for the
urpose of purchasing breeding
sheep to export West, He vis
ited a number of farmers on Friday
and returned at night and related
.he coolest and most daring case
of highway robbery ever reported
ii: Ontario.
" Biggins stated that he was pass
ing a piece of woods," two n:Ues;
north of the city, a mau standing
in the road asked him to give him
a ride. He stopped his horse and
lithe man grabbed the lines and
pulled a revolver, with the remark
Good Fit Guaranteed
Repairing done at shortest notice and
at reasonable rates. ,
Thanks for past patronage and hope
it will be continued. ' yriiry
Why it is that a young lady ma "Ethel ( sympathizingly)! am
street car likes to appear vivacious sorry to. see you so overcome r
and pretty in the eyes of the stran- Clara dear.
gers about her? She does, though. "ClaraOh, it's nothing, Ethel,
There may be nothing of the flirt 1 am simply practicing for the
about her, and she may be quick to juryt
wua a wautu6 j Convincing Evidence,
adrflnrs nnon the nart of a strance
w nvm- fn Bink s Coachman, (colored )-
aDoear bright and winsome in her 1 1 ni yu sayeu yan IU1K5 . W
mnnfr Shrill slvlv wet her was 50 dog-gone nch.
. ' . .. e link's Coachman, (Celtic.)
nwy lips to give iuem more " .;L4 ' . i:.. mm l A
color, and will cast arch glances Will nratice in the Conrt nf
W. Z MORTON.
M
V
rom her more or less pretty eyes.
'Huh! I guess not. I
lnnVd lJli"-C ill liic VOUriS OI UI
district ana in martin county.
;de same -pianny.
Guess you all ancing.
has ter economise.' ' - 2
Ik,
Not lv;nch of a Business Man.
Convcy
Office formerly occnoied
by the late C. U. Hill. ' 11 '
Z. HABOURJN,
-DEALER IN
will cause the men sitting across visiting rae for two years and
.he vjay to lay aside their papers has not talked business yet."
:iid watch her. if she can do n0 wanc
his, she has gained her point and
is happy. Chicago Herald.
he
Confectioneries,
Ht wThey Fcut.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
ALSO ...
Napoleon laid it down as a spe
cial rule that professional study in
some form is ihe first condition of
practical success. .
Wellington,-at the close of his
last ereat campaign, confessed to a
junior staff officer his persona) obli- business I am yours truly."
Cation tO daily Study. An O.dlnary Case.
It was Frederick the Great 'who
Miss Breezy, a charming girl
from Chicago, won the heart of
Mr. Gotham before she had been
in town a week. So he declared
lis passion in fervid words. Miss BOOT & SHOE MAKER.
9
Breezy considered the matter
houhtfully for a moment
remark 1." G. Telfair. My Boot and Shoe si op is
u .1 r mi a hn the rear of the building. With
"Mr. Goiham, if you will cross competent workmen I shall endeavor
your heart and say that you mean to sustain my previous reputatibn in
.v. vuimi iauwduuiiu vitrei w, m
men I tV.A ctnr fnrmoi'ln nnonn!..1 k1 . IV
this, my old line of business.
A full supply of Leaferand
Shoe FindiHg in stock. - '
una. iiy. liuuJviiii' uy jiuui inTTTMn at w dXTn!t .
L.'irf thof m4r ic o cmphop 111 cnrw. 1 it. : ht... . . l H ' I
-v...... ... --r- cue paoer.)' isn i mis stranger j ,
nor men, an art for ordinary men U Californian after a fit of illness ATTORNEY-AT-LAWT And
and a trade lor ignorant men. was absolutely unable to remember REAL ESTATE AGENT
Marshal Turenne, the greatest of his wife and did not believe she WASHINGTON ; N C
those great soldiers of the age of was the one he married." be at Aurora every 'ist
Louis XIV., thought that the art Mr. Testy. "Well, I dunno. and 3rd Wednesday nights" and at
.
. : - ! ' i r. . , '-a ,
Mr. Fletcher," said Mrs. Cleye -it. still, or I'll blow your brains emerging from his study, , where he
of war was learned more from It's pretty hard work sometime for Pantego every 2nd and 4th Wed-
hnoks that from. battle fields, and hi min fn rpaliA that hie wifp ic ASday nigntS. - i.VU.
feis great talents were the fruit of the'sarae woman he once went
th't deepest study.
The Archduke Charles, who first
showed the general of Europe tha:
Napoleon could be beaten, formed
hi . reputation as a strategist uponj
Mr.
land. " -
I "Delighted to. see you,
Thach'T," said Miss Bayard.
"You have, seen a good many
INew.Year's Days, kr. Thackery,"
said Mrs. Whitney, who always
has a pleasant word as people pass
down the lane. - ' ' A
"A happy New Year, Mr: Flan-
nery. exciaimea miss raircnuu;
aud then when the poor old gentle
man, who was so particular to have
his name prouounced correctly, got
to the end of the line, Mrs. Dickin
son called him Flanniean. aud he
staggered into the east room and
pulled some envelopes out of his
pocket to see, from the addresses,
who he was when he started.
But these things can scarcely be
helped when there are thousands
coming and going, and the ladies
in the receiving line have to jcatch
the names as they are pronounced
by the one that procedes them.
Wiggins had $5 o in his pocket,
and the robbef seemed? to know
just where to find it1, and immedi
ately seized it. Me then' made for
the woods and Biggins drove to
the police statioir and told his
story. -;r";- .''y .Af: ,f'-.-':-'-':.:'
FOR IJVSI'EI'MIA
Ve Brawn Itnu Bitters. :
l'hvsicians re oairacnd it.
All dealers ket-p it f 1.00 per bottle. Genuine
hat trade-mark aud creased red lines on wrapper.
Another Letter From Stanley.
London, April 1. -A letter from
Henry -M. Stanley, dated Smupu
turi, Sept. 4, 1 888, has reached ' a
friend of the explorer in Edinburgh
Iu it Stanley says he is well and in
good spirits. He met Emm Pasha
on the shores of Albert Nyanza.
They were together for twenty-six
days. When Stanley left Emin
Pasha the latter was enjoying good
health. a A
Sir. Frands de Winton is great
ly rejoiced over the contents of the
letter, which, he says, will occupy
five newspaper columns. He' says
that the letter will not be published
until to-morrow. The Govern
ment has 110 knowledge of its contents.
had spent many, mouths , pursuing
the theory of war, , haying previ-
Even the Phonograph Laughed- Washington, N. C. Colum! ia, N. C.
Funny Man "Have seen the A LEXANDER & M AJ E'i TE, -
phonograph? It is the greatest 1TL - . , l A W-h::" '
lliug out Why, is almost ATTOEVs:AT,LAW d a;
human." REAL ESTATE' AQI TS.
Funny plan's Friend" What CqLlECTIOK' pROMPILY,KAD- '
2" Practice v in1
. j .1." i can it uo I'caiucs ituciiu i avntc ui iw-. vun; w
runny ftiau-r- ii can apppreci-1 " ,:"M,,au"
PhiladdphuVCalU-
one of my best, and instead of re-
' 01 etiquexte. no,t;nr -hat T coirt It Af WW
"Will you send up a card?" said ha!
the girl, to a 5aio Bill cowboy, Funny Man's Friend "Which
who called to see some friend in shows it is liable to go insane."
New York.
"Will I send up a card, did you
say?" he inquired, , as he reached ,he breakfast
into nis overcuat pocKeu
"Yes, sir." t
"Islhat the fashion here?"
"Yes, sir; at least it's customa
ry." .
"Well, of course, if it's customa
ry, why I'll have to reg'late ray
self accordin; which style is con
sidered the most genteel hearts,
diamonds, clubs or spades?
Here's the whole deck, just take
yer choice.' Merchant traveler.
1 IF Vfl''.' Mi A A HKS
Or you are all wo; u out, n-alir ouil Eur noUiing
it i general oeMifty. Try
llhOHS'S lltOV t. ITT hits. ;
It wiU cure yon. and give a tok1 nnpytittt. Sol-'
liv nil di?jiliiis 111 niLiikiuti. . . HOU
Adding Insult to Injury.
"Mr. Lusbly,' 1 said his wife at
you are a
btute. Nobody but a brute; would
add insult to injury the way you
did last night." , ; . .
Lushly made no inquiries, but
his wife went on. "
"You came home in a state of
beastly intoxication as usual, and
I didn't say a word to you except,
So you are drunk again !" '
"What did I do?" inquired
Lushly, his curiosity getting the
better of him.
ClViocVi iitcl fliof'c wVtot A'. A 1
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