The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-15

ny usual hour; met - Colonel isney very near Mrs.
%ss. va; sS@tss$ g Inc house ihsy had Just i%shsd
SsissfS had promised Colonel Ionsy dine with
hi, HAVE SON. "A. rAsrs E, AND CREAM;
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wine and asnss ss
Gay SstsTs hs bottle was brought in by Ellen Diedreh
white Lobe. 'esI b
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Nellie tasted and remarked that she perceived nothing
s1nsss on, DC pIsyicSs sysains Just
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leaned against the rail; remarked to Mrs Wharton
sns saed me III you'd not not and TIL
ss' snd rcS S &c
Sns fpGn s Sys Up
had ne feeling q
81 the back; Se sinking feeling thoaES could
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the parlOr threw myself down the with feeling
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it was merely spasmodc effort; felt very weak ex.
sf ss
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SSriyiSs out sspi verbal commanicaticih to Mrs
AZ ?iSss was objected to- as 1t should
When We reached The Park saw Mrs. Wharton and
Nellie and two friends sitting the steps OF the mansion
War told her Of the attack had adm rom M drinking
Miss Nellie remarked that she had '0'' 70 account 0f "
out when sa Of 1t Sc table that
day. Mrs Whar!9n remarked at some TINS
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but few minutes when she asked me il would not
malt Gp
serve tonic, was my way to dinner we went
,, drew the cork and Remember
The bottle had not been opened before got
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the rom friendly f detr
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Obliged drinking H %e
her ase
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Of
and sss s h s Mr. e Phillips of
she s.d Tis sEIaE TO MAKE HEB WILL
risht ana fsnyIhns should happen to both Nellie and
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n1s III Ms NSGsP Of Pa to Whom she
conversation about liz insurance matter DON'T se
Sss S on % that aa nv i'm
sSTsd o n hi. eS Sr e asked s %
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ssdH xs H.. like saas
tons get sS Of tea and pess Of Mrs
n 9gs nd dining
ss
the kitchen; the bread was on the table;
Or ts 'ssSS"r in
leave in uncomfortable state; attended TO my
SSs I saass sa'sy
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togo to market ys;y g sas Ss l.; e saturdays
ket who never reached the market I'M halpast four
sS a e sne @ ss but w nes
beer s Sna Would ss to have we went into
about "s the see to orders to the
tn ss
sHf brought WAS E p E large
on S1i e PEI left ON ns
soaias s ss sssa na a.
WRIT uT s standing directly front Ct
fia Il ss sis e. md
Wharton M % that r ins going
s. Tr 10 n S,'s aa With MD h'S
Liquors. she went to the pantry and
which she brought to the table the contents Of which
she nsS si sd ana Ct to
some intoit can't say whether She did not she went
ssS
had Gosman Co.'s label H. and 'Gentian Bitters"
written on the label the bottle almost fill-not
more than quarter fifth gone; after shak
Ing my tumbler with the ice In TO mix the ingredients
took three or four small swallows OF IT. found
excessively bitter that could not drink any Mrs
wharton seemed TO be drinking hers before saw the
tumber at her mouth she remarked to me that
II seemed very bitter; remarks had been made up
to that time about the
BrTTERSEss OF THE BEER BEFORE;
she made the first remark and replied found 1t so
bitter that could not drink 10 and set il down Mrs
Wharton said Il found it bitter could pour
and take some beer without the gentan in minute or
SO we moved from the table to the windows sat d.
rcctly ut the window and Mrs. Wharton short distance
oh sue was seated at the time discussing
matters appertaining TO army AFFAIRS I asked Mrs
wharton for the Army Register which she had she
went up stairs and brought the book down. she handed
II 70 me- attempted to fnd the place wanted, when
SEIZED
OF gddiness so that could not 10 read not wishing
70 alarm Mrs Wharton said uld take IL home and