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Being in public Office few days ago, in
came man of about forty years of age, his
face flushed with whiskey. or some similar
poison, and spoke out, loudly, 1'll drink if !
please, and IFS no mans business but my own,
if ! pay for it, *


io why we replied, it's much better TO drink
water


But he insisted, 4 pay for all drink, and
owe no man. - es tlaaa


All, how true Yes, a man pays for all ne
drinks He may have a little silver change
now, but how soon will come change Of cir
cumstances, and when money will be scarce,
or the pockets completely emptied. and the abb
lity to labor gone! I'l drink if | please
Well, dear sir, please not 10 drink