Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-27

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". ale inj1riag tie laiys nerves,
sir, interrupted the Bur-e with extreme
severity of ok. Il think. sir, the past
man h1s jlst come with some important
letters for you"
Never mind said Mrs. Sheridan,
with an expression ofp.tient resignation.
"This must come to an end some day.
We may as well understand each other
now. Philip, l have decided that the
boy shall not be a military mar--be
shall be Clergyman"
"Heavcns!' exclaimed the old war
horse with a violent start, his lower jaw
falling and his eyebals standing out
with extreme establishment. 'What is
this heart "A clergyman, with
smooth face, and hair plastered in front,
and white neck, tie, and extreme sleek
ness of cloth and elevation of eyebrow,
and look Of meekne,s, aud words with
out the faintcst sign Of gunpowder and
exclamation point7 Madame, do you
wish to break my heart2"
"Do you wish to break hers, sir2" ex-
claimed the nurse with excessive indigHa-
tons. care you not aware, sir, that she
would probably not survive domestic
broil2 I pray you, sir, think of her con-
dition for one moment. Oh, d. behave
sir--do behaved"
81 won't do i'll" exclaimed the bold
cavalrymal,, angrily. He looked ut the
pale face of his wife moment, however,
and his heart smote him. II say, my
DEAR" he stammered, ~ wish you would
think differently of this. assure you
it is great blow to me. 1t completely
whips-I may say it demolishes my en-.
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Tho face remained pale, but firm, and
in addition there was an expression OF
disgust at the military terms used by the
General.
"Oh, WE'LL" said the latter, rccklessly,
''who cares2 But will insist on one
thing, by Jovel The young man shall
wear an imperial aud a rhoustache, any.
how. shall insist on that as long rs l
live. shall never give in-never! He
NAV never hear the music of the guns,
the clasliing of the sabres and the cheers
of exultati0n; but he at least shall look
like hero or III know the reason why.
Hah, hah!-I say it again, hah, hahl l
defy you, Madame Sheridan, i defy
you'll"
The nurse had remained quiet until
submission had ceased to be virtue.
"You wicked, wicked mani" she here OK
claimed, and rushing up to him, she
pushed him violently out Of the room.
81 thought had some rights in my
own house." said the war-wOrn veteran,
reflectively, as he walked away, "but 10
these times, thunder and guns seem to
be regarded as of no more account than
u whipped enemy, demolished worm
And he added. after moment, in an ab-
sent manner aud with countenance in
dicating extreme trouble. "And Sheridan
five or six thousand miles out of the
way."-BuGalo Erpress.
TnR AwKwARDNEss OF GOLD AS
MoNEY.-The temperance of gold coin
in retail trade, after fifteen or sixteen