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dollars, and in default thereof, committed her. "There," said the
worthy justice, "there's the remains of beauty and elegance.
The bottle has not yet effaced every trace of a handsome face,
but it cannot stand it long."
A little girl entered a temperance grocery and asked for two
cents worth of fl.our. As she held up the corners of her apron
to take the fl.our, the dealer observed a bottle containing spirits.
"How much gin have you bought this morning'?" said he. "Six
cents worth," was the answer. This explained why she had no
shoes, stockings, or bonnet and her parents lived
in
a wretched
habitation.
Temperance Text-book, a collectz"on of Facts and Interestz"ng
Anecdotes Illustrating the Evils of Intoxicating Drz"?zks.
PUNCTUALITY
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I'm not at home from the party to-night at ten o'clock,"
said a husband to his better and bigger half, "don't wait
for me."
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"That I won't," said the lady significantly, "I won't wait.
I'll come for you."
He returned at ten o'clock precisely.
Fz"rst, Fruits of }emperance,
1869.
The Leonard
One part Cointreau,
One part Anisette,
One part Curacao (white)
Shake well with finely cracked ice and serve in
small wine glasses. This is popular after-dinner
cocktail.