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THE DRUNKARD NOT THE WORST MAN.
"A gentleman stepped into Hotel and
saw filthy drunkard, once respectable
man, waiting for his liquor. He thus ac-
costed him:


"G-,why do you make yourself
the vlest of men 7"


6 amt the vilest of men,o said the
drunkard


" Yes you are," said the gentleman
See how you look diink that glass, and
you will in very short time be in the gut
ter.o


deny your poz-zi-ton," stammered
the drunkard. 6 Who is the vi-viIest, the
tempter or the tempted' Who-who was
the worst, Satan or Eve?"


" Why, Satan," said he.


Well-well, behold the tempter," sale
the drunkard, pointing to the bar.


The argument was irresistible. Th,
bar-keeper flew into passion, and turned
the poor fellow out of his house withou
his dram.