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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-03
FROM BOARp OF ALpERMEN

The following were received from the
upper branch:
Resolution allowing Messrs. John Nor
ton and j. W. Thomas, Of Henric0, 10 con.
meet with the city main, they 10 pay all
connections and regular water rents.
Several members OF the COuccil opposed
the concurrence in the resolution, inasmuch
as they thought 1t 4 dangerous precedent;
that the persons making application were in
Lee district, and that If city privileges were
granted them they would never wish 10 come
into the city and pay additional taxation.
The resolution was lost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-03
PHYSICIANS FOR THE POOR.

The ordinance in reference to the employ
ing Of four physicians for the poor OF the
city. each physician TO attend gratis the
poor in the four districts Of the city, the
boundaries Of which was published in the
TIMES several days ago.
Mr.. Mann moved that six physicians be
employed. one for each ward.
Mr.. HI. Carter moved that the matter be
laid on the table as he wished 10 hear the
report some time later Of the committee
who have the city hospital scheme in
charge.
Mr.. Guigon said that ii was the general
sense that the hospital would not take the
pla e Of the physician; that such an institu-
ton would only accommodate about nifty
persons, whereas there is great deal more
INDECENT poor in the city; that TO carry many
Of them 10 a hospital IL would cost a great
deal, and many Of them could be cured
much better and more speedily with ihe
poor.
Mr.. Grimes moved that i've physicians be
employed, and that one OF them have both
NJ adison and Monroe Wards, as those wards
10 not contain the poor that is prevalent in
lie outer wards OF the city.
MIR. IL. l.. Carter spoke in opposition to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-03
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THE TIMES o0ers Special Rates 10 pcrso,
eekng employment.
Evening journal., 1891-08-03
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

There is talk Of new depot at George
town.
Peaches are selling In Sussex county at
90 cents basket
The pilot boat Bayard OF Lewes is to be
reftted In New York.
The daily output OF peach baskets from
the Smyrna factory exceeds 10000
Reports from Milford state that the
sweet potato crop will be enormous.
The Breakwater at Lewes will have
ninety foot flag pole erected upon 1t.
Counterfeit half dollars dated 1887 are
telng circulated in the lower Tart of the
state.
The heavy rains OF the past few days
have badly damaged the grape crop in
Kent county.
Direct Tax Commissioner Wllds will
give the Sussex county claimants a
chance at the $40, 900 direct tax pile next
week.
The Treat canning factory at George
town has been rented by Brooklyn men
and will be run by them during the fruit
season.
Benjamin Smith, years old, was
drowned at Milford on Saturday. He
was son of Cashier John Smith Of the
Milford National Bank.
Evening journal., 1891-08-03
IT LOOKS IKE FoRceRy.
A Talbot Comnty Man Disappears,
Leaving Behind Strong evidences Thai
He is FsIon.

Talbot Cownsy nan Disappears,
Leaving Behind Strong evidences That
He is FsIon.
EATON. Md. Aug. 2.-Richard Cohee,
agsa 30, with wife and one child, who
for several years has resided at or near
Cordova, In Talbot county, recently ar
rested on charge Of forgery, has gone
away and the officers Of the Law are
hunting for him. He is native OF Caro-
line county, and has been working in
Talbot on farms, on tue railroad and as
engineer Of fam engines About three
years ago he was married TO the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Mary Il. Callahan, a widow,
who lives on the st. Josephs Catholic
Church farm and has property.
Cohee had good reputation, numer-
ous friends and excellent credit. Re-
centlyshe was sued before Justice Hubbard
10 Easton by George e. Warrington, an
Ea ton merchant, on note for less than
800, to which the names of Cohee and
his mother-in-law were appended. The
latter appeared on return day and denied
the signature. writ was then issued
for the arrest of Cohee on the charge Of
forgery, and on Saturday, July 20. he
had hearing before the magistrate. The
case was continued until Monday, and
Charles R. Wooters, the secretary and
treasurer of the Nlckerson Manufactnr-
ing Company, went bail for bis appear
ance on that day. Cohee had been EN-
ployed by Mr. Wooters.
Monday came, and there was no Cchee.
and he has not been seen In these parts
since. 1t Is said number more Of notes
are out bearing the name II Mrs. Gala
han the siQnatflra of which ara a1Iauad
not to be genuine
The week ended yesterday Is remark
able In Talbot county as being character
lied by the heaviest thunder and rain
storms known In this county 10 many
years. They were almost of daily occur
ence and have caused great damage and
loss in some sections of the county. 1t
is es mated in the county commissioners
Office from reports Of road supervisors
already filed that 1t will cost at least
$1,000 to repair the damage done the
roads, and several supervisors are yet to
be heard from
Evening journal., 1891-08-03
lie NEWs IN eRIEF.

The German colonial Office, it is alleged,
Is preparing TO repudiat0 the acts OF Emin
Pash in German East Africa
Captain Townsend, of New Haven, will
Introduce bill at the next session Of the
Connecticut Legislature for the establish
ment OF a naval reserve militia of $50 men.
Melbourne. the Australian, says he Is
going to take his rain machine TO Death
valley, Cal, the Sahara and other dry
places, where he will produce lakes.
George w Taylor, Of Tuttle, Morehouse
& Taylor, Of New Haven, died Saturday
night. He was the oldest printer in Con
necticut.
Jacob Seemiller a director of the Balti.
more aud Ohio railroad and of several
banks, died at the Deer Park Hotel, west.
ern Maryland.
From 1880 to 1890 Cuba exported $751;
1850 tons OF sugar, D2l6 per cent. of which
came to this country.
The Arbeiter Zeitung, socialist organ at
Gelsenkirehen, in les issue Sunday con
tains an article advocating a resort to pei
jury by socialists In political trials.
Hiram Wood. one OF the oldest business
men in Rochester, N r., is dead, aged
sixty-three years.
The well known periodical comet Of
Enecke was re-dscovered at Lick observa.
tory by Il, r. Barnard. II is very faint
and Is following closeiy the path predicted
for 1t by DR.. Barklund
james Harvey Ransom, retired New
York dry goods merchant, died suddenly
at Saratoga, aged sixty-fve.
The great race at New York for $40, 900
side between renny and Longstreet was
won by l.ongstreet.
II is rumored that the dispute over the
will Of Samuel J Tilden has been amicably
settled, mud 30 per cent of the estate Is 20
90 TO the heirs and the other 50 per cent 70
the city.
Evening journal., 1891-08-03
No sIrna nf \ snnmn-
In Love with Ms own sis,.r.

DANBURY, Conn, Aug s.-Thirteen
years ago Erastus Beckett came 70 Dan.
bury, having left in England a wife and
four children. Six years ago Beckett mar.
ried Danbury girl Last year his Oldest
son, John Beckett, went TO England and
met the oldest daughter OF Erastus Beck
eft and his deserted wife The young
man, unconscious Of their relationship TO
Erastus, fell desperately in love with the
girl, aud secured her promise TO marry
aim. She has just arrived here and they
have discovered their relationship John
says he will marry her just the same
Evening journal., 1891-08-03
DTmrl.

James Belt. at her late residence. No. a03 West
street.
CROZIER. -On July %, Jane Crozier at her
late residence, No. sos West Third street.
GARRETT. July n, at the residence OF
his son in-law, George M. Comley, a0i Adams
street. q. Alfred Garrett.
GREER.-In this city, on July 2e, william
J. Greer. In the 2hth year Of hiI age
HUDSON.-At Deger, Del. on July %, Mary
e., wife Of Charles l.. Hudson, aged 40 years.
L0NELL.-In this city, on July %, Sarah
Haylet, daughter OF Amanda ID. and the late
Wilkin J. Lowell aged II months and d ,ys
McD0WELL.At ParkeshurR, Pc, oa July
81, James b., son OF hey Thomas K. and
Sophie p. Mcdowell. aged IA months.
S7IDHAM.-In Christiana hundred, on
Juls ~, Sarah c. Siidham, aged about 46
yaara.
Evening journal., 1891-08-03
lTEMs or INTEREST

HuBBY-"Tve just been in to get
weighed. Have gained ten pounds. !"
Fogg-', SoG What did you have for
breakfast" Hubby-"Only couple Of
biscuits" Fogg- Your wife'sl" Hubby
-"of course Fogg-"And only gained
ten poundsf Something must be wrong
with the scales Boston Transcript.
WHERE does sthis milk come from,
anyhow2' asked Miggles. "Oowes, l
fancy, said Wagg. THAT accounts for
IL, said Miggles 'Cowes is famous
watering place. '--Harper's Bazaar.
THAT tired feeling is entirely over
come by Hoods Ssrssparilla. which cre-
ates an appetite, arcuses the liver, cures
headache and gives renewed strength
and vlgor to the whole body. Be sure to
get Hoods Sarssparills. which is peeu-
liar to itself. Sold by all druggists.
OLD LADY" Doctor, do you think
there is anything the matter with my
lungsY Physician latter careful ex-
amination)-"I find, madam, that your
lungs are In normal condition" Old
Lady with sigh Of resignation)-"And
about how long can e1pe5t TO live with
them In that condition."
EvELINA-"C Come, Chawley, let's ca
home now Charles -"What for2 Aren I
You enjoying the entertainment" "Oh.
yes, but 1t isn't good form to be very
much interested in anything. People
won't know but we are from the country
II we stay until the end"
MAUDE-Well. mamma, how do you
like III Does It look like met Mamma
Humph The face Is good enough but
no one would ever think that dress cost
your dear papa $4,000 :. Puck.
SHE-I love ell that is grand, noble
majestic aud beautiful. He-Thank yor
vesy much, Miss Boston-hut -er-really
you embarrass me -Muusey's s Weekly
Evening journal., 1891-08-03
1he COW. 1y.rn poi.on.,,

NEWARK, n. j., Aug. 3-Milch cows
were poisoned by some unknown persons
in Newark and the owners tried to save
their customers by rushing through the
town ringing bells aud shouting to their
customers not to drink Of the milk. sew.
Rral persons were made sick, aud the cows
are diving
Evening journal., 1891-08-03
The Rones Removed.

HonoKEN, n j., Aug. s-The bones OF
St Quietus that were enshrined in 1856 il
the Church Of ouR Lady of Grace in He
boken were removed with elaborate cere
monies to the new church built by the
congregation at Fourth street and Willow
avenue, Hoboken
Evening journal., 1891-08-03
Re.cued br ) Llfesarer.

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 3-Alisses Mary
Dougherty, Annie Hennings and Mar.
garet Gallagher OF Philadelphia, were
bathing In the surf when the undertow
dragged them beyond their depth. Their
screams attracted the attention Of Life
saver Charles Davis, who rescued them at
great peril 70 himself
Evening journal., 1891-08-03

The surplus OF the Equitable Life is
&23s TAO, AT, which is S13. 759, 214 greater
{ han that OF the Mutual Life, $21, ,2S2, :
800 greater than that of the Provident
Life, which has only 90, 457. .45l. The
Penn Mutual has $1, 634, 452 surplus.
which Is $22. 1o5, 905 less than that Of the
Equitahle.
Evening journal., 1891-08-03
Nm presldanl cInrll n..lnna

NEW HAVEN, Aug. kit is rumored that
President Clark, Of the New York and
New Haven railroad, will resign on his re-
turn from Europe The story is that a
large number Of conservative stockholders
are not satisfied with Mr. Clarks financial
management
Evening journal., 1891-08-03
no snip Paper siaehinsry.

The steamer Wetmore Is expected to
@rrive In this city In about two weeks
she will stop ct the wharves of the
Pusey and Jones Company and load with
paper machinery for Puget Sound. A
large part' OF the machinery Is already
packed and ready for shipment.
Evening journal., 1891-08-03
sundnv "A Cnpe nTny.

CAPE MAY, Aug s. aPresident Harrison
and Postmaster General Wanamaker at.
tended services Sunday at the Old Brick
church, Cold Spring, where the Rev w
E. Stewart Of Allegheny City, preached
Bishop Scarborough, diocese OF New Jersey,
took supper with President Harrison
Evening journal., 1891-08-03
The Horrors ~ uydronhobia.

SAGINAW, Mich, Aug s.-Morris God
frey, the seventeen-year-old boy afflicted
with hydrophobia as the result Of dog
bite on July a. has died ia great agony.
He called frequently for water, but when
brought he was unable to take drop.
Evening journal., 1891-08-03
Fr-MinI.ter Hanaa Dead

CRAwFoRDsvrLLE, Ind, Aug. 8 -Bayless
w Hanna, minister to the Argentine Re
public during the Cleveland administra-
tion, IS dead. Mr.. Hanna was born in
Troy, o., of Scotch-Irish parents, March
IA, 1880.
Evening journal., 1891-08-03
rwo rer.on. Rnn orer Nnnr Rnnhnste

Two Persons Rum Over Near Rochester.
ROCHESTER, N. A., Aug. 3-Barbari
keil, aged eight years, was killed at oil
by Central train. The child was tryin
to escape from one train and ran in froi
Of another u S Jeffrey, son of the LAT
Rev. X. ID. Jeffrey, was also run over by
Central train at Ontario Beach, Charlotte
Evening journal., 1891-08-03
Three ohIldrsn rnl.onsa.

Bosr0S, Aug. 3-Joseph, Annie and
Fred Willard, aged respectively eighteen,
thirteen aud eleven years, living at 30T
Federal street, were poisoned by eating
canned salmon. Their condition Is criti-
cal
Evening journal., 1891-08-03
secretnry nIaIae Improrinr.

BAR HARB0g. Me-, Aug. 3.-Secretary
Blaine is showing much improvement in
health. He takes long walks and drives
aud is steadily gaining strength. lie sell
dom visits the village.
Evening journal., 1891-08-03
rexn. rover N Knnsn.

ARKANSAS CITY. Kan. Aug. 3-Texas
fever has broken out among the cattle in
this county and over two score have al
ready died The people are greatly excited
and have taken steps to establish quar-
antine
Evening journal., 1891-08-03
NIr. spurgeon,s condltIon.

LONDON, Aug 8. Inquiries made to-day
elected the information that Mr. Spur
geon is in tranquil condition aud is able
70 eat and sleep, but evinces no decided
progress toward recovery.
Evening journal., 1891-08-03
stan,IIng of lhe Cluba.
The Northwestern League DIsbnnds.

FoRT WAYNE Ind, Aug. 3--The North
western league has disbanded and Presi-
dent Meyer will divide the guarantee
money between Evansville, Terre Haute
and this city. Fort Wayne stockholders
lose 81. 100
Evening journal., 1891-08-03
GLOVES

Black Lisle gloves reduced to 10c.
Co,ored Lisle gloves reduced to 1Oc.
Black tsffsta gloves reduced from 25c to
22c.
Black silk mi.ts reduced from 25c to 22c
Colored tsffsta gloves reduced from 25s
to 19c
4-buttou colored and black kid gloves re-
duced from Soc to 44c
Shook Black and colored kid gloves re-
duced from SOC TO 75c, 81. 90 to SOC 81 25
TO Csc.
Evening journal., 1891-08-03

thousands of Russian Jews Coming.
HAMBURG, Aug. alive thousand four
hundred Russian Jews left this city the
past week, most Of them for the United
Sfafes-
Evening journal., 1891-08-03
Attacked by a Drunken Mob.

OMAHA, Aug. "A mob has attacked
the Omaha Granite Smelling works and is
driving ont the workmen. The police are
powerless. Great damage will result, as
the fires are unprotected.
Evening journal., 1891-08-03
ono nurhnnd rno nInnr.

DANBuRY, Conn, Aug. 3. 8.-Rose Hawley
accused her husband Jerome, of non-sup-
port, but be has turned the tables by pro-
uucing her first husband, James Reilly,
whom she believed dead Hawley has fed.
Evening journal., 1891-08-03
the weather.

The weather promises to be slightly
war--ar and fair.
Evening journal., 1891-08-03

The sbave list Is from the cfieial com
pilstions as made from the returns t,
the commissioner of Insurance for tn,
State Of New York.
ANsoE A. MAHRR.
General Agent.
Evening journal., 1891-08-03
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Cincinnati M H.
Cincinnati. IL / % 2 3 3 lis Is 0
Washington % 0 0 0 0 l. 3 IL s
Batteries: Dwyer and Kelly, Eiteiiorg and
Sutoliffe
AT ST. Louis RH. n
81. Louis. 80 002 251 0 O-sl IA /
Boston. n......0 0 2 0 0 o. 8 3
Batteries: Easton and Boyle, Bufinton and
Murphy.
At Columbus a. e,
Columbus. So 0 O. o 1 Ga 8 /
Baltimore .0 0 o o 0 Ia =
Batteries: Dolan and Donahue, MoMahon
and Robinson.
At Louisville RHK
Louisville. 30 0 OIL 0 0 l-5ll 4
Athletic 1 2 9 3 0 0~8 5 g
Batteries: Meei1m Ryan and Cahill; Weyh
ing and Milligan
EASTERN ASSOCIATION.
AT Charlotte RnH
Rochester......0 0 0 0 oil 0 o. a 4 !
Buffalo. .......3 0 90 x-9 ~ K
Batteries; Neal and Urquhart, Calhan AMI
McKeogh.
AT Albany RnK
New Haven. i o 90 o 0 - o q
TIoy...........l 0 KS y
90.
Evening journal., 1891-08-03
Ribbon Department.

Plaln gTos grain llbbon, all eolors, extra
heavy. No. 16 reduced from 25c to tic.
Fancy black stripe and plaid libbon No,
% reduced from 29 TO 19c.
Fancy black and white stripe ribbon No.
% reduced from 29c TO 1Dc.
All c1lors satin stripe sash ribbon re-
duced from 25c to l9c.
Daisy ribbon, all colors, at 12c piece.
Black velvet ribbon, satin back, No. z,
reduced from 25c TO 19c.
We have large assortment Of surah
silk, Cbiaa silk and satined In all colors.
Hosiery Department
Ladies black hose, reduced from los to
Ladies' black hose, reduced from 1910 to
lie
Ladies' black hose, seamless. fast black,
15c to i25.
Ladies' Isle nose, reduced from 374c to
29c.
Ladies fast black derby ribbed, full
regular made, 25c.
Ladies fancy hose, reduced from 1910 to
10c.
Boys iron-clad hose, reduced from 25c to
f9e
Cbidren's black hose Especial lct at Sc.
125c and 15c
Evening journal., 1891-08-03
Ladies' Shirt Waists.

Ladies' Colored Shirt Waist, reduced
from 39c. to 29c,
Ladies' White Shirt Waist, reduced from
72c to 46c.
Ladies' White Shirt Waist, embroidered
collars and cuffs, reduced atrom 9Se.
70 49c.
Ladies' White Shirt Waist, embroidered
collars and cuffs, reduced from 81 80
to 81.
Evening journal., 1891-08-03

The percentage of assets TO liabilities
OF some ell-known life companies is as
Evening journal., 1891-08-03
ChiIdren's Caps.

Children's Caps, embroidered. slightly
soiled. reduced from SOC, 75c, and 81
to 1Sc.
Chlldrens Hats, white embroidered, from
50c, 75c and 81 to 23c.
All our Cbildrens long and short Cash
mere Coats, white and ecru, reduc d
Evening journal., 1891-08-03
Coat Department.

One Lot Ladies' Striped Blazers, light
colored stripes, reduced from 81 to
Soc.
One Lot Ladies Striped Blazers. light
stripe, reduced from 81 90 to Csc
One Let Ladies Black Net Wraps, silk
lined, reduced from SO and So 80 to
81 70.
One Lot Ladies' Black Embroidery Net
Wraps. silk line. reduced from 81 80
and 80 to 81 49,
Evening journal., 1891-08-03
Umbrellas

Reduced to Coo, $50, and 81 25,
81 70 reduced from 50 90,
81 9S reduced from 80 As,
81 25 reduced from 50 93,
81 4e reduced from SO 25
So SO reduced from SO 60.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

The State Board Of Tax ComOlesIon'
ers completed tbs eQualIsstIon Of ap-
psaiooment Of lhe soveral ooOutioe o. ln-
diana On last Friday. except Wander
burw. 10 which the county Board or
dared The eatire ro-aoooeemont of Evene-
vile, % order 70 dodgs. % possible, their
fair proportion Of 6lale taxation. It Is
thought the re-aeoosomont nay yoe -
IN ume GoF the oteto Board
70 s6s upon ie. IfDot he too State Tax
CoDulssloooss will probably assoos It
themeelves. Fro0 the Indianapolis
Sentinel W copy the 6ollowlag sable
showiag The action of The Board. lt
viii Be seen chat Dubois county is len -
ehe county Board Of Review determined
~ fair, although they noli6ed Auditor
0ramelspsches 70 appear betore them
end chow caOss Why he county sseess-
msne OF real estate should not b raised
ilve Der cent. The Auditor accordingly
vent to Indianapolis. and convinced
them that Il ought not % b rsised.
The following table eboWs the avora-
ges Tor Lest yoar. together With that ol
1891. end lhe increase and reducttoue
made b. the ststs board. Il shows net
increass Of shout 80 per cent On land
alone:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

Several days ago boys captured tor.
toiss as MareDgo On the she'll Of which
vs. carved "Chas Conn, 1885, 0r
Conn lives q EuslIsh. end b roposll
that be had The tortoise = : PCT iron
lo6l % le65. Then he moved from
.esvenW0sth 70 Cairo. H., q which
point b released The tortoise n tho fall
lof rs. Ths supposIlion q that The tor.
toioe q making &c way back . lte on
home. antS NJ. Conn will reclaim hIo Old
pet Chrissey Sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04
u. G. 2. y. COLUMN,



At this hour II : Christian man 3
bound 70 do right anywhere Il u at The
hallot-ooy There, there only % The
critical point whore The uslovoleul
sgeucloa of evil In THE day ere battling
for decisive advantage over he moral
forces.
But just here Il Il that the cltIssn.slds
|oe the church Of God d both false and
|treacherous Chrisiian men, pro fessing
Ito serve Christ and under most solemn
|v0we 70 forsske evil, deliberately 20 for.
ward 70 the ballot-box and deposit votes
that sanction and uphold : trsilc system
which Il scousgIng the whole shore line
|of humanity, and making gospel work
halt and staggsr under The calling 6re Il
|is pouring upon the church.
And among those that thus openly
|crucify alresh the Son OF God aro found
|bIehops, elders and deacous, aide By
side. with brewers. distillers and dog.
gerry keepers, voting tickets that elevate
bad men to Office and approving party
2olicies and Legislative ensctments that
|outraee I'll moraliiies, thereby putting
Chriatian ethics 10 open shame bs6oes
The world.
This they do o Democratic snd Re.
publican partissns. Under thu speci0ul
logic OF not mixing the church with
|polilics, they entrench The devil 90 poll.
|tics. placing party fsalty suprsme oves
loyalty 70 Christ, snd then 80 hence d
their pulpits and pews to pray and
|prsAch that Gods will be done, wheu
they have veted Il impossible for Hi
will to b. done. yea. asked b. their bal
loss that the will Of the Democrats and
| Republican whisky machine b The sul(
lin lststo and Nation.
| The church muss be delivered from
this fAlsenesh or lose at . vital point
There % politically no moral difference
between such bishops and deacons ant
1.-THE brewers and disiillers. They ar
lone 10 aim and work. They al serv
the same liquor Sin, and God win o
Judge them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-09-04

Temperance Song.
Mighty men are around % falling.
viclims Of an unseen foe;
ON it lurkelh IN The wine cup,
OIL how ed that it 10 %.
10 the cellar stand the hsmpevs,
There The costly wIDoo aso 60unds
Puse and clear - oloasoot omoPgs
Ne'sr gives q : warning sound.
|see the sle % madly fosming.
See men qusG The p0isoned cup
|see the beer In glass and barrel
Thousands he'p 70 drink Il up.
Here Il whiskv, gin. and brandy.
Every class can take their chOice;
| Has no one told them OF danger
Who will liz warning voice Z
Who will beg their triends and neighbt
| Not TO touch the stuff 90 vile (?
He who drinks will fail Of heaven,
| BE : failure all the while.