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4 Temperance Journal tells the follow
ing good story sOne of our Washington
ans says, that he served his time at the
grocery business with rum-selling deacon,
and that his master was in the habit Of max
ing his own Port wine. He says that he
had often been told to go up tairs and grind
some iogUood, as the Port ,Dine was most
out. One Sunday the deacon was hard at
work over q large cask with pole in his
hand stirring up the homemade wine,
when . member of the same church enter
ed ,un0bserved. After looking with aston
ishment some minutes, he exclaimed, Hal
10! deacon, what are you doing = The
deacon jumped round in great confusion,
and after little hesitation replied, why,
! was afraid Of getting off in boat some Of
these times, and was learning ho,o 10
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