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s4.9s Mixed Cheviot Suits. actual
value $500.
s5.5o-Plain Broad Cloth Suits actual
value $1,000.
S6.9a -All-wool Cheviot Serge Suits,
actual value, $1,000.
S10O0--Your choice OF any $500. $500
and $1,000 Tailor Made suits
All our ladies' and misses garments
are made by frst-class men tailors.
S3.98-Misses Covert Cloth Coats, made
with Box Plaits and Belt, actual
value $3.50.
5000 popular Priced Ladies' Coat.
We have $500 coat at this low
price.
Child's SILK Pongee and Infants long
and short white coats at very low
prices.
SAMUEL LEES co.,
n. Ie. CORNER
FIFTH AND SIAWHkIgT STS.
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RoOIinE ana heaters. wnianis, los W. 10Th
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Woodward & Bro. sen Door Screens.
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Woodward & Bro. sell Ice roois.
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I TELL YOUR FORTUNE FREE IN
love, marriage. business. future: send
birth date ana nve &c stamps 10 cover
postage, otc. Prof. Lazargo Bridgeport,
Conn. Dept "a. apr27-0t
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If YOU WANT A NICE HOUSE WITH
al modern Improvements cn Broome
street. near IMfth. call or write. j. b.
OberlY. sSs Market.
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PERSONAL.

MATERNITY PATIENTS ADMITTED
free at the Homeopathic Hospital. II
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PATENTS.

U. S. AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
trade marks and copyrights secured.
Send drawings or models OF your inven-
ton. II. $. BREwINGTON & SON
Registered Patent Attorneys,
al Fidelity Building. Baltimore. Nd.
apr15-26t
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FINANCIAL.

This classification y cent per word.
FOR sALE-A FEW SHARES OF
stock OF the International Broom Com
pany Ltd. are fer sale. For particulars
address J. r. w, The Evening Journal
Office. nov2-tf
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woodward & Bro. sen Garden SEEDS.
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&C wANrep-EEMALE.

90 c-as.IaelII0n }. e.nL ~ w0Td.
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SIGN PAINTING.

WAGON LErrERlNG.
we letter wagons for nearly all the
shops IN the city. That's a sign we do IL
right. HARTlNG. 7l2 shipley. Phone Us.
apr21-tf
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LIAR And SCOUNDREL
One Congressman Makes Use Of This
Vigorous Language
IN HIS REFERENCE TO
Author Of Report That Members Of
the House Of Representatives
Had lnGnlged Ia Actions
Deemed Questionable.

Washington. March 10.-That an In
vestigation Of the postoffice department
by the house will result In the publica-
ton OF a report involving members OF
congress IN that connection was ind :
Gated by every expression possible
short Of vote in that body Wednes
day. With a whirlwind OF protest
the report was taken up by indignant
members and epithets hurled at Fourth
Assistant Postmaster General Bristow
The BrIstow report was conceived
In iniquity. born in sin. and has trav-
eled its course until it has struck the
public OF the United States as a great
attack on body of men as free from
wrong doing. corruption. crime and ir-
regularity as any number of men on
the face Of the earth" This was the
parting shot OF Representative eros
venor Of Ohio. In paying his tribute to
the report.
That document is the production Of
liar and a scoundrei." shouted Rep
resentative Hin of Connecticut In
AUdhtfIE * bl@idllDfi OF ms connection
with certain leases.
Mr.. Hepburn OF iowa said any inves-
LEGATION OF the postoftice department.
would not elicit any facts not brought
out by the committee report
Il say an investigation would elicit
sa,t4. nnI ,irat ,f,- facts nave
been suppressed" retorted William Al
den Smith. amid loud applause from
the floor and galleries.
Mr., Williams, the Democratic lead
er, said he wanted the corruption in
the postoffice department TO be inveS-
tigated. not by the friends Of the men
who have been guilty of corruption.
but by the house Of representatives.
II "A point OF order Is not raised By
any member he said. we will have
opportunity TO investigate the well
known and already partially veutilat-
ed fraud in the postoftice department
by committee from the house TO be
elected by the speaker, in whom every
one Of us has confidence"
As 10 the Hay resolution. Mr.. Will
Jams said it did not touch the ques-
ton. that somebody at the postoffice
department somehow included in the
report the name Of man after man in
the house Of representatives and in the
senate. guilty ~ no apparent wrong,
guilty of no vjolat ON OF any law. guilty
Of no moral obliquity and guilty OF
nothing that bears even the tinre Of
criminality.
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JAPS SCORE VICTORY.
They Are Said to Have Captured
Fung Wang Chang.
RUSSIANS RETREAT.
Correspondent OF London Telegraph
Sends This Information and the
Paper Says Makden Can
BE Now Taken.

London. March 10.--No further new,
has reached London OF the reported
fighting at Port Arthur or or the fats
OF the Russian vladivostock squadron
Up TO late hour Wednesday might
the Japanese legation here had heard
nothing OF these reported occurrences
but Il is considered significant that noe
OF the Russian dispatches make men
ton OF the vladiv ostock cruisers.
The news from Washington or the
appearance OF japanese forces at Flung
Wang Chang. about forty-fve miles
northwest of Antuug ia Manchuria and
Tashan. few miles inland from the
mouth OF the Yalu river. is regarded a.
most important
According to the Tten TSiu CORE
spondent Of the Daily Telegraph. the
Japanese advanced from the YaIu
river, captured Fung Wang Chang, and
drove out tire Russians ia the vicinity
10 The Ia ku Lang eastern pass. and
are ~ force seventy miles east OF
New Chwang The Russians. with IS. r.
0gg men. are eutrenched strongly at
Lao Yang and Hal Cheng. where fight
Ing * imminent
Some small engagements already
have been fought the Russians retreat
Ing with losses The correspondent
- 80 further ::;.,.s ;;.~ .;ararr-~- ARE
using the SO me tactics and advancing
along the same route they followed
during the Chinese war
The Yin kow correspondent 81 the
Paris edition 81 the New York Herald
also vaguely reports the japanese 70
be nifty miles northwest ~ Antung
and vel 10 the westward of the Yaiu
river
THIS is the only news ora this subject
yet received in LouaoB. and To some Of
the military critics 81 is conceivable
that Japan really can have executed
such a sudden. unexpected and sue
cessfal turning al the Russian posi-
ton on the Yaiu river. which IL is
thought would have uecesssitatea the
employment II much larger force
than II Is believed Japan can possibly
have at this point
THE bail Telegraph. commenting on
,hes~ reports says II the news OF this
strange and marvellous collapse OF
Russian power OH land - true, there
IL nothing To prevent the Japanese
from setting Mukaen and the railroad
There HAS been nothing 90 compare
wljh this move the raps continues
since Napoleon staggered Europe by
appearing on the plains Of Italy after
he descended from the Alpa as from
the clouds The effect throughout the
east wiii be stuprudou9
7 he other rrwspa per@ prefer to
swat authoritative details before ac-
csptibg the news
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"DO 1T TODAY. :"

The time-worn injunction, never
put off"til tomorrow what you can
do .oday," is now generally pre-
scented in this form: "Do 1t today
That 10 the tsrse advice we want TO
give you about that hacking cough
or demoraiizing cold with which you
have been struggling for several
days, perhaps weeks. Take some
reliable remedy for Ii ToDAY-And
let that remedy be nr. Bosehee's
herman Syrup, which has been in
use for over thirty-five years. A
few doses of il will undoubtedly re-
lieve your cough or cold, and its
continued use for o few days will
cure you completely. No matter
how deep seated your cough, even If
dread consumption has attack ed
your lungs, German Syrup win sure
ly effect a cure-as IL has done be-
fore in thousands of apparently
hopeless cases of lung trouble
New trial bottle, &c; regular size,
zoe. at h. W. Fess.s'.
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Topic-"The Worship of God a
Source of Strength, +" Ps. %: Ill.
Leader, Mr.. Brooks.
Our worship is due to the most
high, Ps ~; l-2. Mr.. Lee Ingram.
The mighty are called upon for
this ascription OF glory and might
and also Jehovah is TO be worshiped
In the beauty of holiness, Miss
Myrtle Pridemore.
Jehovah rules personally in ma
ture and in the affairs Of men, Ps.
70: 30, Mr.. Jett Thomas.
How detailed, then, is Gods rule
in the affairs Of meu, MIR. Lon
Thompson.
He is especially revealed in His
government of His people, Ps, %:
i0-1l, Miss Leona Sensabaugh.
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URGED TO LEAVE.
There Are Reports Of Fighting Hap
psnins Along the Railroad.

There Are Reports Of Fighting Hap.
psnins Along the Railroad.
Yin Kow March io.--The British
oensul strongly and ofFseialiy urged
the foreign women and children to
leave New Chwang before the river
opens. The British station gunboat
SspisgIe viii leave as soon as possible.
and win be replaced. The family OF
the United States consul. MIR. Miller.
viii leave at once. II IS understood
the powers viii not embarrasS Rus
sia by the presence OF warships in the
river here, and therefore neutral in
terests al New Chwang viii be eficial-
ly abandoned. The tension among
Russians continues.
There are circumstAntial reports of
hghting on the railroad. and there il
strong evidence OF a Japanese ad-
vance.
II is reported that the action Of the
Russians in ordering New Chwang 10
De fortified was due to the withdrawal
OF the foreign warships. thus removing
the last possibility Of naturalization OF
this port
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SEVERAL ON STAND.
Loren Harner Gave the First Test
mony For the Defense

Loren Harner Gave the First Test,
T1ony For the Defense.
Washington. March lo.-S@veral Of
aeials Of the Mormon church testified
In the Smoot case Wednesday that
they had plural wives, and had con-
tinued to practice polygamous cohab-
itation since the manifested Of 1890
lust before adjournment for the day
the committee held an executive ses-
sion for the purpose Of having read the
unprintable testimony ia the Trues-
dale divorce case. The prosecution
stated that 1t had 10 more witnesses
ready to put on the stand on account
OF failure of several summoned of
hcie " Of the Mormon church to an
pear. President Smith was asked to
use his influence with the witnesses.
and promised to get into communics-
ton with the il il were possible to do
SO.
Loren Harmer. formerly "A bishop in
the Mormon church, gave the first tes-
timony I'M favor Of the defense that
has been offered. He said he was con
victed Of adultery, and that he be-
lieved Reed Smoot was responsible for
his arrest The charge against Har-
mer was unlawful cohabitation with a
woman who was not his wife. and not
q prosecution on account of the CO.
habitation with his plural wives
President Smith and a number of
officials OF the church who have been
witnesses in the case we're excused
from further attendance
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LAND FORCES.
Japanese Soldiers SAID TO Have 40
peared al Two Places.

Washington. March io.-The govern
TTsent here has received advrcrs by ga
thur. that the Japanese land forces
have appeared al rnrng Wang Tang
and at Tashn No details are furnish
ed. The first named place is about
twenty -four miles north ot Antung
Ia Manchurta, and the latter is a few
H1iies inland from the mouth of the
Isiu river. II ~ believed this move
nent has placed the j.. panese on the
Russian flank. and perhaps in the rear
aud on their line OF communication
IL Is believed Tuesdays attack upon
Port Arthur and Tai1en Wan was a
diversion. perhaps Ia cover this expe
dttton'S land movement OF the Japan
ese force
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Dallas, Tex.-Madame Patti con-
cert, March 10th, Rate Sl.30 round
trip. Tickets on sale for morning
train, March 10.
Houston, Tex.-State convention
Y. NJ. e. A. Rate $500, March Is
and 10.
Los Angeles and San Francisco,
Gal. Rate Si5 90 round trip. Dates
of sale April x to May lst, inclu-
sive. RetRrn limit June 3th.
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Gives Health, Vigor and Tone.

Herbine is . boon for sufferers
from aneamia. BY It's use the blood
is quickly regenerated and the color
becomes normal. The dropping
strength Is revived. The languor is
diminished. Health, vigor and tone
predominant. New life and happy
activity results. Mrs. Belle ii.
Shirel Middlesbourough, MS,
writes. II have been troubled with
liver complaint and poor blood, and
nave found nothing To benefit me
like Harbiue. 1 hope never TO be
without it. | have wished that l
had known of it in my husband s
lifetime soc. Sold by Hood Il
Martin
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Cured Consumption

Mrs. Il. w. Evans, Clearwater,
Kan, writes: my husband lay sick
for three months. The doctors said
be bad quick consumption. We pro-
cured a bottle of Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup, and ii cured him.
That was six years ago and since
then we have always kept a bottle
in the house. We cannot do with
out il. For coughs and colds it has
no equal" pic, soc and Sl.00. Sold
by Hood * Martini
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NEWS IN BRIEF.


During February 1000 Texas war
rants were paid
Law Clerk Riley OF the Dawes com
mission has resigned.
President OF Panama Canal company
saws transfer will be easily effected
Fruit growers OF Smith county.
Texas. say liberia peaches are safe
William T, Parker. member OF
Tervy's Rangers. died at Bastrop. Tex
AT Sherman. Tex. Joseph Kilgore,
charged with killing James Pauley.
eas acquitted.
Near Malone. Tex. eight miles east
Of FL Paso. an unknown man was way
laid and killed.
r. II. Russell OF Menardvile, Tex.
purchased OF Neville Fleming Of San
Antonio 10. 900 cows
While drawing water from a well
near oklahoma city Mrs. w. II. Dye
fell in and was drowned.
Southern brewers held an important
meeting at New Orleans. They will
carry their own insurance.
Two miles from Herbert. I. T.. john
ny Tallyrand. eight years old. was
gored TO death by a steer.
President has nominated II. $. Rich
ardson Of Louisiana a member OF the
Mississippi river commission.
Congressman Pinckney viii ask con-
gress for ar SSSo. 90 appropriation for
the Houston government building.
In a heroic effort 10 rescue ora
Brown. a little girL Who had fallen
into tire WJaAmetss river near Port
land. Ore. Sumner smith was drown
ell The giri was saved.
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nsA Net Arrl~a.

New ToTk. March Ie.-Th< report
that Mrs. F1orsnes MAyertek arrived
here Tuesday was aeni@d BY Attorney
Decker. counsel fer Mira. Maybrtek IN
sAa Imigafioa gslag en- absas her prop
ewty.
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FOR RENT-5-room house on Water
street, reasonable. See p. = Willis
1t American Express. "a
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FOR SALE-A Studebaker wagon,
good as new, cheap for caSfl or Tea-
aonable. j. q. Cornwelr, Box 81,
Waxahachie. II
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FOR RENT--A. business /house,
second door north Of Citizens sNa-
tfonaI bank. Cheap. AT. bishop. n
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JApS VICTORIOUS.
Dispatch 20 the london Times Says
Russia Was Defeated

London. Marc ia dispatch to the
Times from Wei Hat Wet. dated March
=, says Il is reported or good author
iiy that collision has occurred near Hal
Ju. Korea. tnfty four miles north west
~ Chefnulpo which resulted in the de-
feat Of the Russians
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WANTED - Lady stenographer
Prefer one with some knowledge of
bookkeeping. Address MERCHANT
care Daily Light. State qaalifica-
tiOns. "a
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|VANI COLUMN /


FoR REET-A nice 5,F6om house
IN Jefferson street NctEy water and
sewerage system complete. Close
in. A. T. BishoP. Il
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FOR SALE Choice Hay Grain,
Coal, Alfalfa Seed. ETC. Get our
prices. Sleeper Grain CO "a
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SUITS CLEANED. pressed and re-
paired on short notice. Matthews
EFoM. II
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FOR SALE have on hand anum-
Der OF gentle driving horses. Zee J
ID. Rockingham, at EasteI&oed' s
wagon yard. Slopd
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FOR SALE Old news payers at
the Daily Light office. II.
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wANTED-A part Of your Cleaning
aud pressing and repair work NJ
Thee Farley's tailor shopy Ladies
unIined skirts speciality, 1904
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RI .UJ accident insurance IN Fgonu
company for ell 90 a year See W.
l.. r. Leigh. ,aA
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for IL il the place 20 get your clothes
cleaned. repaired, pressed or dyed
In flfat class order Ladies' tailor
ing aud alterations specially X.
Perrin 4 Son, South side Square,
Phone 54. n
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NEW YORK COTTON.

~ private wsrs 70 :. .. mePeak : Co. r
wilson, msnsger.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1904-02-18

all the villages, towns and critics are
controlled by the Central OF Imper-
iaI authorities in the capital, the
Chiefs receiving their appointments
directly from Tokyo.
With reference to her national
progress, in every department., tx
ctpt home life and the relations Of
men and women, to say that Japan
has been rev ,lutionizei is to express
it mildly. In former times polite
education consisted in an acquaint-
ance with Chinese authors, which
was largely a matter of memory, one
having to know forty to fifty thous-
and characters, i~deographs, to become
at all proficient. The study of mathe-
MATES embraced a bare s~mattering
of the four fundamental rules of arith-
metIc. Civil engineering was not
taught, and the attitude of the gov
eminent (and for that matter of the
people, for the history of Japan is
one of ruling or being ruled or fight
ing to ruIe) to this indispensable
branch of knowledge may be best ex-
planted and understood by relating
, an historical occurrence. Up in the
mountains net more than twelve
hundred feet above tide water, is
Hakone Lake, a magnificent gem
set in the hills, a scene unexcelled
perhaps on this earth, the paths along
and near its shores lined with tall &C.
dars centuries old, and the hills that
tower above it, in season, literally
covered with the wild tiger lily. Its
waters naturally flow out in a north
easterly direction. South and West
of the lake rises a narrow ridge of
mountains, beyond which there was
formerly a large ares of country bar
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Better IMAM Gold.

| was troubled f r several years
with chronic indigestion and nerv-
Gus debility. " rites F. j. Green, of
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me until l bt gan using Elet trio Bit
ters, which did me more good than
all the medicines l ever used. They
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Bitters r just splendid for female
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and invigorator for v eak, run down
women. No other medicine can take
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by j. III. Hill & S n, druggists.
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Escaped An Awful Fate.

Mr.. H. Haggins. of Melbourne,
Fla. writes: "My doctor told me I
had Consumption and nothing could
be done for me. | a given up to
die The offer of a rec Trial bottle
of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
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Results y ere startlinr. 1 am now
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druggists. Price 500. and $I.OO.
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A Cure for Eczema.

My baby had Eczema so bad that
its head was a solid mass of scabs,
and it's hair all came out. / tried
many remedies, but none seemed to
do any permanent good until | used
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. The
Eczema is cured, the scahs are gone
and the little ones scalp is perfectly
clean and healthy, and its hair is
growing beautifully again. 1 cannot
give too much praise to DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve.-Frank Farmer,
Bluff City, Ky. In buying Witch
Hazel Salvelook out for counterfeits.
DeWitt's is the original and the only
One containing pure Witch Hazel.
The name E. g. Dewitt & Co. Is on
every box. Sold by Goldsboro Drug Co
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THE MIDDLE MAN.

With the eyes of all the world To-
cused on the thrilling naval clash in
the far East and wondering whether
Cossack or Monaghan will find a
watery grave first, it is a little sur
prising to note that so many of the
great newspapers in this country are
showing unmistakable signs of solicit
tation about a single individual who
though apparently steering between
Scylla and Charybdis is taking
things on faith and making the best
of the situation under the circum-
stances. That individual is none
other than Heui vi, Emperor of
Korea. Now, according to the war
correspondents who are spinning
yarns as fast as the cables can accom-
1nOdate them, both Nicholas and
Mutsuhit0 are landing troops in Ko-
Tea, both are moving along slowly
but surely towards the point where
Heui vi officiateS, and still his ma
jeety doesn't seem to be worrying
himself into a nervous collapse
There are probably several reasons
for this. 1t is altogether likely that
he has grown accustomed to trouble,
for according to the latest statistics
he is the husband of something like
300 wives, and the Eastern bonnet
problem for this year is still unsOlved.
Furthermore Heui vi is understood
to be a constant consumer OF Chinese
tobacco, if we may rely upon a Chic
ago contemporary, and fairly dotes
on French champagne. This trio as
a feature of his environments would
seem to "hold him for a while''
without working him up into an uu-
necessary perspiration about a little
thing like a scrap IN the part of two
rank outsiders. And so, Heui vi.
like a true philosopher who refrains
from accommodating enough informa.
ton to perceptibly jolt his mental
poise, dreamily puffs his mammoth
pipe, quaffs at frequent intervals his
AAAhS NAdLIPdSAO AAStNOo " % q
his %faVorite beauties among the three
hundred better halves, and lets it &C
at that.
This is his way of attending to his
own business while he holds his job,
and he doubtless serenely reflects
that any man who has succeeded in
supporting three hundred wives un-
der one roof without having a rough
house constantly on his hands should
certainly be immune from further
military trials and fluctuations. And
that's about what's the matter with
Heui vi.
After the disturbance is over and
the influence of French champagne,
Chinese tobacco and the numerous
Masdames Heui vi has worn Off
long enough for his imperial majesty
to make some trustworthy observa-
tions on the situation he may dis
cover that he has a collar button and
a pair of suspenders left, but very
little reputation and no constitution,
and the world may then sympathize
with Heui vi.