{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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SATIsFAcTIoN.-A Detroit correspon lent of the New York Spirit of the Times writes, tha, by the read ng of Mrs Caudes curtain Lectures he was re- minded of small yarn;-"An elderly gentleman not far from hence was fonder of seeking society else where than his wife liked. On one occasion ndug- ing this propensity. he remained the greater part of the night. On his return home, the old lady nat uraliy wished to know where he had been and wha he had been doing, and accordingly asked the ques- ,ion. The old gentleman being somewhat under the in1uence listened win great gravity, and after hav- ing heard il twice or thrice repeated mildly and qui tv repled 'Hicl my fear. an ybody asks you, tell Fem you don't knoW.''