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A LITTLE For MEDICINE. party went
out fishing and stepped up TO the bar to
drink. One Of the party feeling guilty of
course, as any decent man ought to be in
these days, as sort Of excuse when he
had poured his brandy into his glass,
apologized in the following manner.


believe in temperance, but once in
a while take little as medicine.o Upon
that, an old swelled head who was about
drinking at the time, shrugged his shoulders
with delight at having such an excuse made
for the practice, and took very satisfying
advantage of it by saying, swell, that's the
case with me, have been in the habit ol
taking little for medicine these fifteen
years" So much for this medicine exam
pie.