Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-16


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ar;s and wiles of some other woman :
He had said the other day that the
highest type of beauty was the
blonde, and she had brown skin,
brown hair, brown eyes-no one
could have been more brunetty.
He had joined a club lately-so
he avowed-and staid out till II
o'clock every Tuesday and Friday
evening. He had taken to whist
ling love songs and reading poetry,
and when she asked him for sim
pie ostrich feather Zone of those that
go all around the hat and enough
left to hang gracefully over the
crown), he had growled that he had
no money.
Circumstances looked awfully sus-
picious, and, as circumstances gen.
orally do, the more they were looked
at the more suspicious they grew.
But how to find him out in his in
iquity-how to gather conclusive ev-
idence with which to confront him
and cover him with confusion as with
garment?
His pockets! In the days when
she had trusted him implicitly, and
when he used to remain up long
after she retired, reading and writ
ing-(He had taken to going to bed
early for several months past, giving
as an excuse that he wanted to get a
little sleep before the baby awoke
him by sitting upon his head at mid
night, whereas the dear child never
sat upon his head before two in the
morning)-she had never thought of
them. But now she was deter
mined each night to investigate
them.
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spite of all their precautions, were
always sure to leave something in
their pockets to betray them at last.
She had read of hundred cases,
and heard of a hundred more, where
a lock of hair, photograph, q wo-
mans glove. and worst of all, a
note, had led TO divorce, or at
least of separate maintenance.
So night after night, when John
Margerum's musical snore pro-
claimed that he slumbered, his wife
stole quietly from his side, and in
fear and trembling, with many fur
tive glances at the sleeper, it must
be confessed (for John, like most
good-natured men, was the maddest
of the mad when lie was mad), she
carefully aud conscientiously ex-
amined the pockets of trowsers, vest,
I upIarcoat on1 nvarcoat
A month went by and she had
found nothing but flask with some
thing more or less in it. handker-
chief smelling strongly of beer. .
pair of gloves ditto, some coffee
beans, few cloves. piece Of ea9
root. a mcer-chAGm. hall q dozen
cigars. a paper Os cigarettes. tao OT
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