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cost to continue above work for two squares
10 Fifth street and report to this body.
Referred 10 Street Committee.
BV Mr. Straus.

cost to continue above work for two squares
10 Fifth street and report to this body.
Referred 10 Street Committee.
by Mr.. Straus:
whereas that part OF the city known as
Oregon HUI has up TO the present time
been deprived OF the use Of the city gas.
and the mains having now been laid down
Pine street 10 China street, and as the
streets on Oregon Hill should now be
lighted by gas therefore be 1t
ReSotced tthe Board OF Aldermen con-
curring), That gas-plpes be laid through
the alley near China street TO Maiden lane
and First street, ard that gas-lamps be
erected on the corners OF Bevidere,
Church. and High streets, and Maiden
lane, and on said route as may be advisa-
Bile. ~.
Referred to the Committee on Light.
BY Mr.. Mcdowell: Petition from citi-
zens and taxpayers OF Oregon Hill asking
for the Improvement OF Green street by
filling in its continuation. Referred to the
Committee on Streets.
BY Mr.. Allen: For paving gutter and
curb on the east side Of st. James street
from Jackson to Duval. Referred to the
Committee on Streets.
BY Mr.. Archer: A petition OF citizens
OF Navy Hill requesting the Council to Gil
and extend Duval street through from
Sixth to Seventh street. Referred to the
Committee on Streets.
COLONEL CUTsHAw's SALARY.
On motion Of Mr.. Clarke the ordinance
increasing Colonel Cutshaw's salary from
g., 100 to $4,000 was taken from the table.
Mr.. Hayes moved to amend by putting
the amount Of salary at $4,000.
Mr.. Rose moved to lay on the table until
the city could see its way to increasing the
salary Of all It's employees and officials.
Messrs. Higgins and Clarke and Frisch-
korn favored the increase OF salary by
speaking in Colonel Cutshaw's favor.
The motion TO lay on the table was lost
bv vote OF IA noes TO II ayes.
The motion to put the salary at $4,000
was adopted. The vote on the increase OF
salary stood as follows, and the ordinance
was adopted
AYKs.-Messrs. Allen, Bahen. Rowie. Brauer,
Campbell, Clarke, Catlctt, Elicit frischk"rn'
Gum, Hargrove. Hayes. Higgins, Mcdowell.
Miller, Patton, Straus, and Ellyson-lS.
NOEs.-Mcssrs. Adams, Archer. Hooper, Hughes,
King, Meizeer, Phillips, Randolph, Rose, Turpin'
and Weisiger-ll.
Mr.. Elicit changed hs vote twice before
the result was announced.
Adjourned.
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ID 0 l S o n

i'm the blood Is apt show itself in the spring ana
nature should by AL be assisted In throwing
II OF. Swift's Specific does this effectively IL Is
a purely vegetable non n-poisonous remedy "hieh
helms nature 10 force all the poison or talht OUT
through tie pores Of the skin.
Mr.. Robert A. Easley, of Dickson Tenn'' writes,
under date March 10, 1884: II had ehiIls ana
fever, followed by rheumatism, for three years 70
that was not able " attend 10 my business; mao
tried almost every Kind Of medicine, ana iouhu
no relief. A friend recommended swifrs Specihc'
! tried one bottle and nay health began 10 improve
] continued until had taken six bottles ana IL
has set me on my feet, sound and well as ever
/ recommend II 10 all similarly afflicted
Letters from twenty-three t23l OF the leadihe
retail druggists Of Atlanta say, under date March
"a, 1884 We sell more Of Swifts speeihc thSh
any other one remedy, and three 10 ten nnes a.
much as any other blood medicine. We sell u W
all classes and many OF the beat families use IL as
d general health tonic"
Our Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases maiiea
free 20 applicants. 90
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga.
New York Office 159 west Twenty-thlru s'iee''
between Sixth aud seventh avenues
ap 80. lw
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rhe virginins Lose Their First Game ut
WjImiugton--l3 10 4.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.

Special telegram TO the Dispatch.I
WILMINGTON, DEL, May 5.-The Vir-
ginias were unable to hit Nolan In the
game with the Wilmington club this after
noon, and ended the nine innings with
three singles and a run made on an error
by Cusick. The game was close and excl
ting to the sixth inning, when the home
team ratified DOYLE and made six runs.
Both clubs played strong in the field,
the work OF Glenn and Johnson being ex-
ceedingly brilliant. johnson, in centre,
covered himself with glory by wonder
full running and leaping catch, and pre-
venting the scoring OF two runs. Glenn
filled his field In magnificent style, and the
superb work OF the two men was enthusl-
astically cheered. The visitors failed to
make q hit until the fifth inning. The fol-
lowing is the score:
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HOLLYWOOD MomOrfal-Day.

The ladies OF the Hollywood Memorial
Association have fixed upon Wednesday,
DIST instant, for the annual decoration OF
graves OF soldiers buried in that cemetery
Invitations have been extended to the
Stuart Troop, the Howitzers, Blues, and
First regiment, and to Lee Camp and to
Phil. Kcarney Post, and to all similar as
sociations OF both armies, to take part in
the ceremonies.
The chief event OF the day will be the
reinterment of number OF bodies from the
Seven Pines battlefield. There will ber re-
ligious services, consisting OF prayer and
singing OF hymns, and probably brIei
address in connection with the renter
tnanf
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H1HPION.
The New Mni.,er-!ntere.t' Cccnsio---
Court.

The New Niuister-:nteTest'n Cccnsio-.--
Court.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.J
MAY ,. 1884.
Rev. A. Il. WOodlin. the new pastor OF
the Baptist church, was formally welcomed
on yesterday afternoon. The church was
well filed. Addresses OF welcome were
delivered by Colonel Thomas Tabb. on the
part OF the church. aud Rev. X. Tolman on
behalf OF the ministry. The pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal church and rector Of
st. Johns church took part in the eXer-
cises. An interesting address 10 the church
was delivered by DR.. Anderson, president
OF Rochester University.
Judge Spalding Is expected 70 hold court
for Judge Booker next week.
HAMPTON.
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Tho ArmOry Approximation.

To-day at ) O'clock p. NJ. the Finance
Committee will meet at the City Hall to
consider Major J. d. Patton's resolution
appropriating $1,000 for the purpose OF
completing the armOry OF the First Virginia
Regiment Of Volunteers. Major Patton
has worked faithfully to get the Council
TO adopt this scheme, and this evening the
officers Of the regiment are requested TO
meet the committee at the armory for the
purpose OF explaining the needs OF the ap-
nroOriatiOn.
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Ambulance Calls.

About half.past 8 o'clock yesterday
morning the ambulance was called to the
corner OF Second and Broad streets to JEFF.
Lee (coDored), who had gotten his right leg
broken above the knee by the caving OF a
bank on which he was working. His leg
was set, and he was taken TO his home, on
Clay street near Seventh.
Again, about 2 O'Clock, the ambulance
was called 10 Lottier's tobacco-factory to q
colored woman who was taken with an
epIleptic 6t, She was taken TO her home.
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Ghi.nns nG NnrnlnnIX.

Next Friday and Saturday nights one OF
thc most brilliant amateur performances OF
fine season will be witnessed in the presen-
tation OF the "Chimes OF Normandy y
Given under the management OF Mr.. and
Mrs. F.. w. Hof. The rush for reserved
seat, YESTERDAY morning clearly shows that
the audience will be one OF the largest ara
most fashionable seen at the Theatre TINS
wear. The proceeds Of the entertainment
will he devoted TO the benefit OF the oid
Ladies' Home and the Retreat for the SICK.
Secure your seats at once, II you cam
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Military ut tho Fair.

The following has been circulated for
signatures:
VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL. SOCIETY,",
RICHMOND, Va, May ), 1881.
To the People Of the city Of Richmond:
To make the exhibition which the Vir-
ginia State Agricultural Society proposes
10 hold in October. 1884. such a success az
will do credit TO the city aud promote its
business Intercourse with other portions
Of this State and contiguous states il Is
necessary that some contribution OF funds.
beyond the probable ordinary receipts OF
the Society. should he had.
TO this end the committee OF the SOci-
ETY. charged with raising this fund ask you
10 unite with them in petitioning the Coun-
Gil OF the city OF Richmond to appropriate
TO the Society out OF the funds OF the city
the sum OF $4,000, to he expended for the
military features OF that exhibition.
WILLIAMS &. WICKHAN,
|. DAVENPORT, Jr.,
A. 5. BUFORD,
john Z. BRANCH,
JOIN :. ELLETT,
Committee.
The undersigned, citizens OF the city OF
Richmond. approve OF the purpose set
lOTln III lUc dbONc dutiltHS' anu Ndlh'Ntlf
request the Council OF the city OF Rich
mond to make the appropriation OF $4,000
therein asked for.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board OF Directors of the Chamber OF Com
merce will be held Thursday evening. A
committee from the Agricultural Society
will probably be present to ask Of the
Chamber its cooperation in securing money
to have fine military display.
We must by all means have the military
here; but we must lodge and entertain
them better than we did last year. We
must guarantee to every soldier coming
a good, clean bed to sleep in while here.
II we can't do this much our reputation as
"a city," is undeserVed.
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Seriously Hurt at the wooIen Mills.

Yesterday morning at s o'clock Marcel
lus Mcdaniel, an operative at the Rich
mond Wooden Mills, while cleaning off the
flyings from the cards was caught in the
machine and seriously injured. The flesh
was torn from his left arm, leaving the
bone bare. He was also badly hurt about
the face and side. Mcdaniel is about fil-
teen years old. and resides at 2l2 south
Laurel street, on Oregon Hill. DIR. Frank
Cunningham was called in, and amputnted
the arm above the elbow.
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lakewood Memorial.

A meeting OF the ladies of Oakwood Me-
mortal Association was held Thursday for
the purpose Of making arrangements for
the annual observance OF their memorial
day, May 10th. Citizens generally, other
memorial associations, and military COM
panies OF the city, are earnestly invited to
unite with them on that occasion.
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Fire Last Night.

The tire last night about a quarter TO Q
O'Clock was IN the boiler-room OF Mr.. Otis
II. Russelps tobacco factory, Cary and
Twenty-second streets.
The Fire Department arrived in time to
prevent much damage being done.
II is supposed the fire resulted from ac-
cidpnt
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Uoysferd,s Ereoa FERMENTATION

For THE MAINTENANCE OF HEALTH.-Dr.
Samuel Jackson, Of Pennsylvania Univer-
sity, says " Your Bread Preparation, while
t makes a light, sweet, and pllatabe bread,
restores to il the phosphate OF lime which
is lost from the flour in boiling, and thus
adapts It as an aliment for the maintenance
of healthy state OF the body
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, Cusick, Snyder, aud Nolan. Three base hits-
Burns, Lynch, and Bastain. Base on bals-Wil-
mIngtons. 1; vlrginias. 3. First base on errors
wilmingtons 5: virgInas, I. Wild pitcbes-No-
Ian, Doyle, 3. Passed balls-t'usick, 2; Nor
gan, 1. out on strikes WilmingtOns 2; Virgin
las, @. Flies caught-W -Wilmingtons. /; Virginias,
II. Time, two hours Umpire. Hoover.
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RICHMOND.
INNINGS.
Doublc-play. Lefebyre and Burr.

The scorer, Mr.. X. III. Steger, began to
keep.a record Of the errors, wild pitches.
passed balls, &C., but they came in such
rapid succession and were so numerous
that he gave up the attempt in despair.
Only half game Qour and half innings)
was played, and 1t took over two hours to
do that.
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Supreme Court Of Appeals.

Galalee against Calvert, and Black
against TrOwer and Others. Argued by
+. W. Christian. Esq, and Charles S.
Stringfelow for defendants and su omitted.
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Contests.

Messrs. J. c. Smith, Henry Metzger, and
Leopold Spies have filed notices OF contest
Of the returns Of the primary. as referring
to them. The City Democratic Committee
will meet to-night TO consider Same.
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Illness or the Empress Augusta.
TB, eabl. 10 ,h, Dispat ,h.I

IBy cable 20 ths Dispat'hl
BERLIN, May 5.-Bors Ea Courier states
that Empress Augusta has suffered re
lapse, aud grave fears are entertained with
regard TO her condition. Prayers have
been offered at Domkirche for her re-
covery.
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OPINION or DR.. MOTT, LATE GOVERN
MENT CHEMIST, on

MENT CHEMIST, on
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTER.
NV vestigaiion Of ALLCOCK'S PoROCS
PLASTER shows il 10 contain valuable and
essential ingredients not found in any other
plaster. These Ingredients are so perfectly
p-oportioned that the ALLCoCK's Porous
PLASTER will not cause blisters or ex-
ces,ive irritation, and find 1t superior to
a Il more efficient than any other plaster.
HENRY 4. MORT. .Jr., Phi. D., r. C.S.,
Professor of Chemistry New York Medical
College, &c. NH 25-eod2m
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Florida Fruits.

For BRoNCHIIL, AsTHMAIIC, AND PULMo-
NONARY COMPLAINTS, "BROwN's BRONCHIAL
TROCHEs" manifest remarkable curative pro-
perties. SOtd oHiy IN bores.
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DYT THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
\ PROCLAMATION,

Whcrca, By proclamation dated April l6, 1854.
a reward Of 800 was offered for the arrest OF
WILLIAM HENRY WARE, charged in Gloucester
county with murder:
Now. this is to give notice that said procan1-
ton IS REVOKED. AND THE OFFER or KE'
WARD Il CA NCfLLED.
Given under my hand as Governor, and uHder
the lesser =, al of the Commonwealth. ut Richmond
this 9Th day Of May. 1884. .....
lSEAL.l WILLIAM T.. tAMfhON'
BY the Governor;
II. W. FLOURNOY.
my6-lt Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
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ZINE CHAMBER-sUITs, IN WAt-M
NffT Ann MAHOGANY PARL0R- ~
SUITS. siDFBoARDs, HALL-sTANDs;-"
We have lust received fresh ssqgPly q aoops vi
LOW Ssisfessa would do well 10 examine euI
steeE. A fuiI supply Of medium goods always On
hjsa; Mss Terms 's''''aiG9 E. 9ArHRiGHT SON
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THE TROPICAL REFRIG GERAIoh'
i THE BEST IN THE STATE,
with great variety OF ..oo,,
CHAMBER. PARLtJR, AND DfNlNG-ROOh
FURNITURE
of the very latest STYLES. ,
shMtifL w. HARDWOOD a son,
ap 4-tMy16 So.e Oo'erho' sIoe~
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CLEAN HOUSE,
CLEAN HOUSE.
ENOCH MORGAN's SONS SAPoIO.
FNOCu MORGAN'S SONS SArOTin

with the condiments generally attlinable II is
not possible to produce a mayonai-e dressing
for salads that will compare with DURKEE'S
SALAD DRESSING. Buy a bottle and be con
yiucpd
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GOAL AND W0OD.--i am now pre-
J pared 10 offer inducements to all In want OF
FUEL for future supplies uns1rpassed; Nest Al. Az
ruRACITE. SPLlNT, GLOVER HILL, sOFr
cnKE. and all kinds of ENGINE COAL, at low
ert prices. 1905 Cary or 7Q5 Broad street. reie-
phone No., 163. p.nr
my " W.
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Florida Fruits.
Florida Fruits.
Excellent Green Tea. 7Jc. III.

strong and dehcateIy favored, for sale
only by JOSEPU VI. BLAIR, Grocer,
Pace Block.
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE, FURNITURE.-M
IT Largest and most varied stock Ia tne In
city, To make room will be sold low IM/n
ties IN want Of Furniture VIII De tuo",n sx
away money by purchasing bcfo,e cainns nn I,os =
amining my stock aud prices. DO the DannnoId
and carry the stock. snd cannot ee as sasei Main
WILLIAM DAFfRoN, 1886 ana is'o
S'ee'' DiahoN w. ap 12-3m
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BEAUTIFUL PARLOR FIRES.

Having the agency OF the Kanawha Cannel Cosi
Company am prepared 10 furnish fUhr CA,NS CAN.
NIL COAL as cheap as more ordinary fuel also
fuil supply OF CROWN HILL sPLlNT COAL
WIZ 8. r. LATHROP,
Sole Agent for Richmond
del Seventeenth sTcyt at draw-eTidgss
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAI-CHANGE OF FIRM-NAME.
The COAL BUSINESS heretofore conducted by
T sTtIROP 4 co. s.P. LArHR0P,
T.. y. LATHR0P,
Seventeenth street, at draw'bridre.
u.xI 1854 my4
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CATHARTIC, Alternative.
A specific for

DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH, LIVER AND
KIDNEYS. ECZEMA, MALARIA, AND
ALL IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.
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CCC 90 M GGG RRR ZEE sSSs ssss
8 oS SSSESSSS ERF Eh En- ssss Ssss
ooS GO 90 on m M { GGe c. ( ZEE ssss sssS
SSSs PPP RRR HIM GGG
Sc P PpB PB RIIXX G
sssSP I Elm Elm M NJ { GGe C - "
THE STANDARD MINERAL WATER.
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Florida Fruits.

Florida Fruits.
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SOLDIERS HOME.

Mr.. Mcdowell offered the following
In recognition OF the patriotic services
30 the LARGE number OF soldiers OF the late
Southern Confederacy, who, in their de-
yotion To the interests and rights OF the
southern States were manned or disabled
while i'm the service Of the same; ana III
further recognition OF the efforts being
made by the Lee Camp, and so generously
ard heartily seconded by the people OF the
North and South 10 establish Home,
where these gallant men can spenu the re.
mainder OF their days in the enjoyment Oh
peace snd comfort: -,
Be ii resolved by The COuncu cJ We cay
of Richmond the Board OF Aldermen con-
curring). That the property owned ny Tue
city and known as the CIarke-Sprlng pro,
pertv, be, and the same is hereby, uonalco
10 the Lee Camp Of this city for the pur-
pose OF erecting building thereon as
Home for disabled Confederate soldiers,
and the Mayor Of the city is instructed 10
execute a proper deed on behalf OF the
city. 10 be prepared by the City Attorney
conveying said property to the Lee camp
or such legally constituted organization Is
NAV properly be entitled TO receive the
same for the purpose hereinbefore men.
tjoned. the Treasurer to afix tie sea- Oh
tbe CITY TO said deed without charge there
for.
Referred to Finance Committee.
Nv Mr.. Higgins Petition from ueneraI
Williams G.. Wickbam asking the privilege
NJ running steam-cars on Broad street rom
Eiohtb street TO the Fair-Grounds during
the Fair next fall. Adopted.
By Mr.. Straus:
Whereas the new paving on Broad from
Seventh 10 Ninth streets has demonstrated
n have given general satisfaction. ana ss =
citv interests demand the continuation Oh
tbis work: therefore be II
'' Resoiped, That the Committee on streets
no reouested TO ascertain what Will DE tue
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-04-26

The repetition in our midst Of crime While
= only too common upon our Pacific coast an,
throughout the entire county the pfobaht
laIal 'Iabbing ARRAY Of Monday nirht tcacbe
9 lesson which TO him who will seriou.Iy telert
may be easily understood and profted hy. TIL,
motives OF cfimc are as numerous A, the Grin,
Themselves and though In some instances In,
law dchue' the causes Of injury to life or lmi
as iu'tihable, yet Is the effect UNCHANGED. ih,
crime remains, though the criminal ca. ,re
BuI when upon examination II Is found tb,t
ne Is iakon' or wounds are given without tbe
'a'nle'' shadow Of motive thereof, then indeed
must the eanse which produced the terrible ell.
Gel be such as ought to merit the everlasting
condemnation Of moral thought, and in lrum
pei tones ring out U.s. awful warning. To.da,
there wriihcs upon hospital cot. n man yvounJ
Ell 10 The deathi another, manacled behind mi
son bars awaits the results Of his knifc's blow.
aimed with deadly purpose, his trial. which
must result in years Of confinement or unnatural
DEATH These men met casually; they wer
scarcely acquaintance even there had been.
ne previous quarrel OF grdge between then
and yet one assaulted the other, stabbed hin,
with knife, and without any possible reason
on motive left him upon the verees dark river.
while he, himself, by the act stands shudderip,
under the dangling rope. "Did YOU have an,
'h'''g against The man YOU stabbed1 the prison.
CT was asked, in his cell this morning. "No.
and II he had anything against me do no,
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Doctor Hollands He,,ef

Shortly before he died ]. G.. Holland and " o C
in ST. Nicholas as follows; "What do you think
young ..iends, Of the hundreds thouss 1ds
who are trying to cheat themselves and Others
into the belief that alcoholic drinks are good
for them ? Are they not 10 be pitied I'd blam-
ed DO you wan, 10 be one OF those wretchod
men II we are to have druniards in the III
ture, some OF them re 10 come from he boy
10 whom am w,itirg (; and ask you a. ain it
yon want To be one OF ,hem9 Mop OF course
you don't1 Well, | have plan for you thai,
is Just as sure to save you from such fate as
to rise tomorrow mornry, 1t never allied
/. never will fail il 6 mot fail it Is w. Il
knowing. Nicer Touch HgRoy in any form.
That's the plan, and tits not only worth know
ing, bu, it is worth putting into practice.
know you don't drink now, and it seems 10 you
as IL you never would. But your temptation
will come, and probably will be in this.way
You will find yourself, some time, with mum
Der of your companions, and they will have a
bottle Of wine on the table. lacy viii drink
and offer it 10 you. lacy will regard it as
manly practice, and, very likely, they will loo
upon you as milksop II you don't indulg
with them. Then what will you do Eli
What will you do ? What will you say, Boys
none Of that stuff for me ! know atricl
wor,h halfa.dozen ofthat ? Or will you tax
the glass, with yous own common sense pro
testing against, and your conscience maxim
The whole drauehl bitter, and feeling tina
, you have damaged yourself, and then go .
with hot head and skulking soul that at one
begins 10 ma c apologies ior i.self. "