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A 1$ �. indented ala +lit pone i lits autlasscs heavy' enough, but
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a tier+ bay, the northern ,little better than so unsay clubs; the midway, by p four omelette being the only modern
affair at hand. Ile woe brave, and bib
alien were brava; but what could they
do a,ablet such a horde as wall UOW
cooling upon them ? '11TH ship new
lay with ler starboard side next to tie
shore, tied it was evident that the
Malays would strike in that . iatiati<on
{# mg mu Ime
ntLDAY' , Nov em 7. ,It33O '
woe u?' the point of lowering 1us
Tse Twilight Thasheithrlie .•+ it,
lelass, for the purpose of closing
The day has teutltlieued into eve+
headland of which was a high bluff,
whereon he 'disc ivtreil something that
had the appearance of a beacon. 1qO
;sad over all the meudowa f ween the fancy struck him Le take cue
The twilight's,stleut shuttles weave s more nook at the uuluwit of the head-
Their
eadTheir sembre web of shadows t ,l t rql dts(over
With uartharu lights and cloudless
skies,
Are faiutly phosphorescent,
Aird lust above yon wooled rise,
The new utuuu shows her ureeceut,
Betere the eveuieg lamps are lit,
IA Rile (ley met eight commingle,
%l t, • :re twi in;atrou entne atilt s,t
i:t•••etlt: the c by iue!lo: low. Pretty soon a sero• hi man ap
Aute : aftty speak of the delight peered at the t)e,L4 pr1; ay>d tJrh two
V','inn their bosoms sweltiug,
13e se beneath their roof to•toght eyrie evidently in eager conference. It
light t that
,,,,, ellen around the cheerful blaze
13tLbaoll 000Id distinguish objectsvery
Ut; y0UUK folks take thele paces, ee
W blissful tlrextns of other days clearly ou the island. 11e could •e
land. lie did so, and plainly • „ i :� their oath nought",
ed a human being there, staudin„ `1,11 y would lay t rs and then pear ,
close b the beleo,n, lie watuht.d inn,, 'emit their ntappll b , ruin
Y t sti culated with. ever the rail like so many tigers.
in
thud really that lie g'' heal civil, l Aye,
ins anus, ,,;s though s,0naliz!ng to whet should keep t ��il,lnea the
somie one 011 the shore of the hay be. and when'itht v had once of ted
Pok—a hundred. and fifty
with their knotted war clubs and their
cold the
u u
I gleaming knives, how loug
crew of the ship staud against thews 1
One inan alone uf the ships crew
allSte ell to''be thiukiug to a definite
Tice queatiall wee asked : S aft w`'
Bre upon them 1 It lytta deuided h
the uegeitiye. 1• was eteitlt•al that the
prod was "cooling tit reeler the walr
board uhaine, mat 13 Lt,au,1 bale lite
men , r.eser.° their bullets, awl their
euargkes until, they hail tilt; euetUy its
their pewter, Tee urew was !)uttered
ill the port g;thigway, et,uh limn with 0
piatot and i puttttee,. while iiai1dgpikee,
hatchets mad ether weapons of like
character stood isithie cagy ruttela
It was while Delaney had the glob
it laaud that one of t11e- Well 'war tut.
wheel uttered t, ery of cutanfteutital
mid when Ct,pt. 13tabeou looked for the
u,tuee be wee voluted to tt dtataut
ripple on tile sariaue lit the bee. Aye,
a bre,ze was uowtttg 1 --•too late to
enable theta to avoid the Louie ; 1,U
t it
,night help them, uevertiieiees.
t was the Book—a As ate pelta cane up to the quarter,
purpasP.,.aud that
t. so i,.l
• t f air dear Hues all tare dwelliu `. hail now grown to be n
lit,
tU •ii a,gedfacesl that these ttvo leen were sa,viLges —
1,t ;a1t ftp a
¶tb' pa>t y agar whit all ire ac ys, robahly Malays --their only °loati e;
And hey again etre living P
*rhe y •gal, ii, whioh, as t iris anal Buys. I the generic gree oh.ciout ; and that.
Tb tr ctSiltlrau ktppxl,anksKiviug, tlhey held conference witlh othersbe,.
j+Uc hen. ime tt reeaI1 the limo low them; This upon the promontory.
t\ben, urged to the en eav"r,
S
• eC 1
]is
as
•r tn.1 g
�1 to
1
' b tar
olim oa
eto , 18
}ill �:rar•d lira well-nreasecl pct l liars t l p
,l.utl atatled of fame forever, y qll alae deep buy, and vYalt able t0
!I'),e (it,ughte tells (•f tzar emprils4 . P share,
fa
h
q t
• etc .@
'i;Vheu; ells a ueav pegfuuer. d1bCU1;'er a EhUrt t,G1
SIhe tisir,ed the mother make the piel3 ,vherN prasently,he saw other saVtLge
4.
Fpr the lhuuksgivi.,g diuuor. t n lune spell
nd thus. der laude 3,ne1 jest and soot, o if ly toward a point be -
Al ti tender rec ulleotioas,
your st•,eds the bapp9ltnnrsalou;' ueath the headland. Ilan counted at
And fasters fond affections ;
While Fancy, listening to the mirth, least a .hundred of there baked Islane
Aad dre atnine pleastant tictione, U tiers—all I tatazys--looking for a point.
Imr he heaven bre tUe windy on earl
the heaven breatlnesbeuedict:ons. bryRlld the 1`Haeh of h13 vision ; thea
_ _��,_—__: he descended to the deck, where he
"' "E'• c,oeSSfu1 ESpbdier t gave his gloss to one of his moot rte '
s 1tC liaLle topr,:en, aua sent lliuh aloft to
By SYLVANUt3 COB8, 3P.. keep watch, and to report what lie
c arryiu rs in their hands,
rttumui sty !
pir(ttes to lite wltvee lives hots bee
once so cuutpletely witltiti his paw, -r,
,,idler to take, .'r to aparo;: bot two
einireeeref Cuubuktti,)n were his : i114S"�
lie had net the blood of a de:fencelesN
fellow ureattire upuli his Metals, at.t ,,
cit'o"iral, he lead caubad thosts huut1reeL
wretuhett to suffer An agony of terms;
to wlleuh Hoath is tght leave bee far
pt'fYfa,rftblH.
(,upf. G, l�, LL. uat.,s, vt•Iten bm litre "
tolel u(e tltr stury, smilingly added
fila ,treat twit. 1. utaav (J tp.utn 13nbsuaa
he teak hutn ti,s puuaet buutc,where he
artted it nelttty tuttta-t,.aeexbliieateof
tion-imie•btf:dLese, ins due for11, trout,
ilia ethialetlees tot Stugapatt, wller`em
they t:ui.ue;ele:,.lp;ad the receipt of lt•
jaat aha ,satltftt(,twy equivalent ter
twelve ertl:xa of Oupper cauvus ttaekr:,
by kiln expenuad, fur tae list• of .lull
self and crew, vii tsuipbuard 1
.S' easona4i)te-a'a„gutltivrof,
An eaaey wiay ,uf ;;uukillg l:tllupk!►rs
\Vaau flim putupele, awd sit it, witole
and nopare'tl, lir tree uvea. IG wt.l
graatually suttee. 4k lit:it it is so quit
that it 1$111 ylbld tU Lite LtAle t, tette it
out, and beooil oat 411e il.altit', steuernu)
it tlllut1Tll d sieve '0 get rel of tae
Need. IMS tai lutseh Gabler a{h,a,a p,arii,e
the etew palupltut.
Two waay s of uttrug opt•okt-i1 apples
Pitts is a very poor apple year. !.'here•,
fore the feria:mato uweer Ufa thrifty
and hetraau to mould to, with ha,f rile
acestout limbed Cluuao negro, black . the addles taken an ()apt. 13ubttun hailed;
ace of spades. tied- with a Ioud ' iltallua !' he deelanded to
Outy'h few days before he had ae
know who they were, and what t he*
dentally troalcltm upon a common oar- I wanted. A terrific yell ryas the on y
pet tacit;, Svhiult had stood upon its • ,aria iu a t11u111at.t inure the
ct upon the deck, its sbtarp poiut answer,
lie& P ow tt.ueilca the ship's dine
,-t1
lir
a's b
,astir p
L4
that U .
upward. Elis howling on lidu,t'
hl 1
4 , n
the
mizzen , t
'L•
itu
td
• and
creta,,
had frightened the woeI kl alou,r5ide; when grapphn;,t}
had required a stout pair of pineere,,quip y
strongair of bands, to get it 1 were ttlrowu, and aeoured, after which,,
with a P { with a howling and a yel:ing utterly
out from the tough hide of the baro I ri ghtiva the Malays rnuttnted' to the
1 0 ,
foot. ' � I rail. They came up Like so anally eats.
Ho, ho ! Chas r, let 'pm calve, said I
os:k Jo Potts by name,exhiletingItheir light bodies: held puwt.rtul tuuncles
the U , Y! tallying thrill perfect cliothets;--collie
a double row of teeth that might have -i u b scores, until fully a hundred of
shinned a shark. 1 say, let 'tau come. p Y
lent oh dee, big- 1.hetn were epun the rail, with tier
Ila 1 we've got plenty Golly! ; lou;; knives held Between their ! eeth.
tacks,. stall as stuck in ray `cot.. Cx y. ,
what'll de brook rascals do when dey ( Despite the strange dressing whioh
`um outo'ete ? Git a tar bucket and I had been put upon the sip's s theher P • ; oleo we`re terror strickensight
cite fur em befote tl.,etn. It seemed as though
►u what he had dere livered. to I those dreadful ktlives Must reach
Tilt: eiCttatiun was not a pleasant 1 'lhedatkeyispt.an 1$'a resolvted lnder agan• f thHtn.
oite. With the first break of day the 1 stood, and as q i rly �ti woes d apo a Aye, full a lhuutlred of the pavane
light bi eeze that had held ti,rou.:;ti the r7n board werOt s�s in a box—of laarge moa. ct:rs Lad gained the ship`s r'a411
night had entirely died away, so that hundred paettitg 1 cul harts ba, when deo tuts ss rt d
the slti lay ins dead ealm,ullder headed copper canvas tacks, the points , ai be there Hutt —a tall who s Shed
nod P
t{le fuiiazenee of a current tl-at ter The a� ' P d
was setting her nearer" to the shores:
a sh•)re then t:ot Morel than four nni es
distalit; where a horde of blood.thirbty
pirates were making ready to corue
down upon thein.
As soon .as I3atl.sou had told.Ilis
,nate tvilat he had beet, the drew were
mustered epee the quarter derlc and
clearly informed „ f the probab a situs
tion. ,On board thy gaaci:c were five
antl-twenty able the u, including the
captain, ;Ile cook, the siipercarga, the
mates, and the 1.tatn l)rtore tthe utast.
For weapons they had four muskets,
twenty-five large lhoara?in:,r-lristols,auid
about a b0're of collation ehip's cut•
lasses. These were brought otit, alld
while the firearms were neitg'loaded
the look -out iu tithe luain-top reported
that a large pruat ryas ill sight.
Capte Babson left the work of pre.
nd
- o his mate, a
pur:nl the wvapolib t .
spran; aloft. IIe was an experienced
hand in those st-eta alt(i" knew eve-ry
sign and signal. Taltin,; the glass
froth the land of the topnlan,� he
levelled it upon the bay, Hua saw the
proal just running the northern, head»
laud, It was oue of thea Ittt'gest ' he
het'I ever seen—tt Malay war ;canoe,
capable of carrying two hundred teen.
Thmte was two clouted savages.in her
atei11 sheets, twenty tit the broad-blad
ed pa(ldles—tell on eaalt side—anti
two tuore in thel,ows,:making twenty
forte in all, `these wee in plain•sight,
tttt,<l aO lenemata]. tl!ut it would appear
IItis though they 'Were all ; but DDabson
could st•e that othrers were lying 1►t
upo a the proa's bottom, \Visititeg,
howeveer, to snake bore, Ile shun; the
{ iX ire over his shoulder and sprang up
saw.
Durileu the spring of 1867 the Eng- d t! ca talo tutued to ht
fish nierul,atit ship Gazelle, hailing.
froth Liverpool, and conitiiuttde.d by
Capt. W pliant Babson,, crossted the
(. hiva sea, un iter wry from . the ]Phil
ippines t„ Singapore. Pie was lattdt.d
.vital au ametiletl cargo of great valuef
r)esidt-s euh•t ying a large amount a
luo•hey, whieh had leen cous.gutd to
her nate at .N; atti ht.
Lying at 'Maanil a, with the Gazelle
lie,l been the Yai tee slhlp �tltiterait,
tutnande:ci l,y Capt. Charles P:Hues
cu
tis, aur it had been plaanurd that the
tit;,, w,•uld sail tugether,as a measure of
sate.;y; f,•r it alias kuotvtt t!tat the Oltina
sea,et that purtieular titne,ivas ,ufested
by the most des;;etate and tltu,geerous
piratical angs tli:.t evt•r ted been
I.ehlo,Vt1 n1 tliobe waters. 1'3ut when
the titre lend come for the English ship
to sail, the Ya,mltt'e waas tot ready, be
wo furued to welt f r tele uwuer,whuse
business hitt coded hiul away to
u)ta Iter island. L'abbau would have
waited a day or two; but Ile cuuid not
waste ,Hare tilue, so he sailed alone,
bidding adieu to the E'hililipiees,on
the ;;7th day of May
On the eveui ig of the 3rd rf Jnue,
havrug ran +teat ly t welve `hundred tt, .nes
t r course, Lapt.Dab-
,
-wea r
L
soutt y
"u 1
1
:earl ttaPti,Na it Nru(lellt to Ilei l,is ship
tottutil taunting. During the fear.
and -twenty !hours lust part he ltud twet
' a strong a,cean current tlhat had bu tar
perplexed hila its to shake his cohefi-
. • he
clet,cr in Ilia t'eultuultts; , earl, ;ill+
knew that he tuuot ne very near to tint
most northerly of the Great I.atuna
Icrands ire slid not Cate to rush nil u,
the dark, 11ur two' days he hall, been
UuuUte to take iliry obserVatm,hl, a and
the uigtlt befule Ihtm prutnh.ed to be
u..uuttaily dark. tit), as the nii3ht
° closed int, Ile wrought ins ship to the
Wind lead lav Il"1k wain topsail athueit,
Ve.itit the tiawnlug of cootie r (ley
litti.rlu„ l<,Uli,l wase: of tltanktuiiuss
fur his t)e' n,tatiWti, During the night
a 4r rot; verraltt turd beet, bett1Itt the
slily tar tate southward atild westward.
with the wiu,l in the tante direction ;
:dial, ),ow, Naito the ur'etikiug of dey,he
dux...veted 'atad not mole than five
mile di'itunt. The ship wits heading
'mote smith, and this laud was directly
uta thf= d
This one, he p i is
chief `nate—Tota Delaney—and told fix de deck;, tri' den . set up dein ) ai
1
Iii
app,e true wul value even the vial
falls that he oil the around la various
stages of decay. •LJt►l,ze the nest parts
by tnaklmg theta lnw apple settee,
wheal a tau be put up 111 atr tight caus
for nee ad through the. winter, b `'
especially its tLe sprung, when the
desolation of emptiness coitus Mull
the preserve closet. Apple sauce pia
is a delighttul F priug dessert. Soule
of there same apples can be used fax
tmuee meat, which can tie cauued,au'l
put away fur Christruas. It will nut
hurt the eitiiiee treat GU zit,tt W..1,
reoutlia•
sharp as needles,with broaad,IL t hem ds,1
�e with a yranlid of feathers ort
full half tat) inch in diameter. his head,—took his knife in his hand,
nieu caught the idea and sprang to the r and scut forth a mighty yell ; where
wore: with a will. One of the largo i the others took their knives in
upon
their brands; gate each an answering
yell—`incl ietaped dawn upon the deck.
boxes was l,rokeu nut, Aird brought ou
dick and opened. Two ,neu,'tivith each
a huuket of tar and a large bhusit,eave{
tile et(al'baxaid side. n1' the thck,frotn 1 Instructively the crew 01 the Alp
to
knia bighead to tuifrufl, a caref,atly laid crouched back, aur brouglit
up
of
..t r f the inteut:elg visi:uus stud', pistols ; brit there was
on co
1 the rest of the crew—captain striking yet, Each turn of that pirate while
all—worked smartly at setting up anted, as •bis feet struck the deuk fro
and uptat n at least a dozen of these
tacks
the tacks. They tut re bet up thik•y, , Into the leather like stilus of those
the beads planted firmly in the ad-
•v tar, .with the long, ktleedle like; Malay feet the horrib.e treks were
he,l e ' driven to their hoods ; stn 1, under the
pointe; atatte;iug upright.
d been accomplished Hirst stroke of territio parlh dutvu,•eth• y
The hp ha I went -the whole let of then li orad
bofore'the proa bad come within pistol: their hands tlald fumes, l fled rhes
shot, and the craw were teacly for t11° air wait llotvls of anguish. Worse,
result. The mlestion bad arisen : l uP' i aur wore of it 1 Into .heir knees and
pose the pirates shovel came up unlet I
the port rail' But 13abson had no
fear of that. Tltey epee steeritrg for
:d not
the side neatest to t}lem,atud wou:d
further without cause.
As soon as the tacks had been set
ante the breed p'tlm l of their hands
Whet et p ueet moss.
Gott evening, uncle.
Ebeian , boss ; eheniu4.
thaw care you gcttitig lii.,tit„
ti mtl'ble, sal) ; toilete ; '1.',wltte to
leetle slow case de ruotuattsLo gut t;r
grip in dese binge er lane.
You are nut z.uita as' airy Lul yeti
used to be.
No, 1 aint that.
' Where is your brutle.r Steal .
went the; torturing tacks, until tau
were literal) h .imne
to y
bore
savage
With the extj•aisitti pain.
Bulletin could not find it in his
•
Oh, he -dune dies oat o' cis lit hull;
years ergo,. lei del.
Did he the in bed i
No, and he didn't tvuttt to neither ;
four or five loon tried to melt hila do
it, but dey couldn't lhul lobi dar, so
dey couldn't.
Why, whut'•v<as the remitter with
hill? `
\Veil, de dnetalls will ez haw he
had de hilaaric.oe ttelhle us, but I guess
r
it was de suaikes, and day wuz Uri,
ones, regular boa tetrictor3, dey wuz,
! rt to firm a istol, nor to use a cut -
but
Yes, he has "eta large, `nighty ,large,
up—seeeiel thousand of then: —the 'heart pboss: DHy doom got ertvtty will 11i11t,
to take a look at lass ; but he (tithed upon his thlen to ae aid.
men were at leisure
t lletrty and consider what next seize their haul spikes and strike, and
y
the .,
should 110 dont".
The pros was one of the largest
Babson had ever seen --larger than lie
had at first thought, and capable of tell it. Of course, nota one of
g ore Ikea. When within two those Malays could hold a knife; for
[folding to loan
• . •ea � with the
or three cable's' lengths of the ship the ! every hmunl was peau
:savago crew arose and sett ap, cont.! taints; they could not defend them
letel� filling the space. Its nearly as selves iu any way, exeeht by gettiug
P y
thuFnglislrnlett could wilco late, withottt b 1 to rlaetr 11roa its gu y
a critical cucilt, there wt -re a bemired
and fifty of them i►t least, each, roan
armed with a knife and a club. Arai
tow a dozen more paddles were added
to the prod's tnotive power. Tom
lielansy was a strong thlan, with a
they did so. Just imagine your wile not tieing able
¶fine story of the next; leu minutes to speak tor ten days. What a ohtatit`
, there ttoulci bo in the house 1 wha`''t
eau he imagined much better than we tlunatural silane(,t ease of this laud
occured in Hamilton . some tittle a ago, 'and
oue bottle of Wilson's Wild °berry cor.,red
the afflicted lady in four days.
ine
tnodfciue has no ee;ual for the cure of
Coughs, °olds, Whooping (,lough or ckoup.
Sold by all thea ellets.
t t e above' tvllere lie took 1
tt) t Te cruses t,' • ,
another obetl'vation, being bete enabled stout bear` end steady nerve, but as Ito
to look down into the bottom of the
craaft, a here he sew the savages pointed
away like ties tit a drum. 11Ft' inside i e wh!e11 he 1tualcl nr,t re5press.
t t,tr board l,eai,r',aul it regatire up his utitid that there could not tie fratn
tto ct,nsulting of the chart to tell them tear; Hutu a huttclred. anti fifty of the Never erous before
bad he see yaalugl ng 50 I braceu, alt le ,. t 1(� a'sitlat tin,, ; +�rlt
tiler It was au islatt(1 of tkstl Nurtllern piratical crew. a\• d with tit!°s itsfor a tnotecl eefel awa trot` d in a. s4
d t tl da O' fsil{Istful, ThH;v tverO ail 141>tltnys; df pulaac3nu j y, y r y 1 • r oI(I <taur;hter 1 f' •icim lay
raised the teleeeope to Ilia eye And took
o oenrer riiew t.f those bloodtlhirsty
creatures, a shudder crept through his
back ill iokl tel `
possible. And this they dill. Though year,.as far as r'eoord breaking 15 con.
heir torture was dreadful, and through corned, was the oue lately held ea
t
the net of either walking or creavling kiteshaped traelrat 111dependena:ce,lowd
the torture more dreadful still, ,'Phere is no longer any :tool t thtLt ilia
Mede
yet, to save life, LI oy endured the 1 track with one turn and and two lou;;
'lesser evil fur the time. stretches is the faetest yet devised.
'Manager,' the twee)ear-aid pacer, by
It was just as ,thtt Malays had a g ', `vent at mile in :3elG;
thrown their grap.p'ings that ,the 1 Nutwood,
brees0, from tl.e north watt lladetruck j "Itoy Wilk` s,' Paced n Mile
theship;and, as the last of the pirati. ` t Alabaster,' by •At•erdeen,' dam by
'Almout,' toots a 4 ;year cold tyottiilg
eel 'crew wtetO ttticwremou:uttsly help- ,race record of :?,15 ; `Mai Wet the
Ott beck into their prow. the yards were
d tl (Thedie with a thrill four yettr•ulti daughter of 'Director.'
The greatest trotting 111n0tttlp; of the
19
'}croup of the;`iatunss. l niabtr- he returilt
ntu eiug aleft, With the tele ` >fi illtaut Babson was a brave man, tall,tnuseuiera ndd deep
chested
;bl'e cd,
U1 tx good view but bis heart sank within him in view every e,
s�(sc.pe,tilrpt,l3abson gained a {f
'of` the island, which he ludgotl to be of the prospect beiored him.
llicit lv kietele i ►tut, fi fh heee'sand t few head.
from
tell tulles long ; well wooded to were the old lash u . wr
froth the Beene of grotesque horror. , t ! CCs) aet�!ie its 2,1`1; •:ltivtth.r t
',bete 1$r re times wlteu Capt. Babson p
Was iuc.ini 4i to biome huuself for yontttl rtt,dlfcnr, oy 'Orpheus,' trotteal
fluttered a hunartatI bloodthirsty' it, '2 li}, anti 'Jack' 'trotted in ` .T`
having stuff .• ,
w,•
` W �ERANCE COLUMN, 1 A `Good
Cn,ila:runt) lIX 'Mil'v. W. e v U. lIow oftee
1earereceeeeeseareaereee-
,..,.M.easeeeee�...e0.., prai';e o (se
; logut3nt• Arrttlgxlilfiexlt of the always laid
ialguor•trailic.
Snell people
{'r'•t'utn ; tile,
'nX C' X sols. TN(ilai'JL len. held ap
I ;Lila aware there is a prejutiiee being fiatl',ty
,,ageinat any loan engaged rtl t:'H swam Red catltiena
fttuture of alcohol, , . believe frou, the 111001 s, of lrf
time l i,ssnes frau) the co led all good ptli•p(tt
poisonous worin in the distillery. until goodness of
1t empties into the hell lit detail, that' srr'*n1;1;' lit"
it is demoralizing to everybody that thm v caries
i.;iucltes it, from the source to where' those whoa
it ends 1 rc: wit believe that anyilddy l ing nhout.
can cootenip'ate the tiubj..et without !
ed attrl gee
lying preja(hced ae: ill 4 the mime., .
nioritl slant
Fill they i,atO to do is to tlliuk of the 'person to 1.
f ' ayreelts ort either sides of the stream of : many swiu
r '• n the •t-•tanit .10Utllala Rt
7 death, at ate sui(aa h, f 11 1 t v,
,, (1 t he given f,
of the poverty, nt th d'stru` tFo`A, of I he,u of ion
the htGlf•(:hiltiterttn„ul'gat ill ,1 as ,
m(,ny Orta`',
;toile
tyeisp:l'1r a;nd,lespstirii,� w•lv.•s,Ls.t;nk I
tines aidac
and scone.
The tits
An
•
P
rtLla(i
1 before his
seafiuttlls ort either b•1,{t, I 0 not woe Have chum
'_t
`for brewed, of the oven strttrtglill ivith
!imaginary set•petits prndlmeed by this
•d"vi 1511 thiha't,;, And wh •n yul think
o the
of the as l•;r•at,»rhti •lrtla»lr ,tr ea, f
as �luniea,:'s'f.the prig ne, and of the
- ^' °t
tO
'1s ta
"der tha,T•psery th"n,gtitfu•, inn,` is pr's his whn15
.ldieed ag,eirist tl!ie vie• still! eel fel
altcohol In(en,peramcsP mite down
y' utb' 111 its Vtam', tl,atrlltnnrl ill 1181 Au 01
strength ,and ,,,gt. initis wc',knrssS, it T�,.p.rrttn,
brerattt the f,Lth is heart, bereaves the advised
doting reetbe+l', ex iter„iihas natural. stold in I
•t,f cct'inn, eraaaPti c.,,la,1.,1I 1,)ve, blots the hinhe
,c)ttt filial aettart,uis•z1t; hliw!tt:; parental U; the B
' ,, tope, awl brines . owe� mourning age in I ClatiOn
aorrow'to the grave L proclat. Ptt weatk: 1 su'liect,
nese ttot,•tteu th ; etctti1.-ss, net Ilealah; I nal soft c
(teetlt, lett life. It tnailtPs witlu'ws, i dairy pec
children nl'phaan, fathers fi nils, cud 1 Sinton,
all of them pauperti and 'beggar.). 1.t wheb's
feeds ncoutnat.iisne, Horses gout, wel•• one. c
tomes epid,•u,ies, invitee • cholera, he tit,. tarn
pnl pesttleutu,atldeinbrue&scousuttep Iwo cwl
tion - It tot ere tite land with idleness, to ttw,n a
poverty, disease and crime, 'It fills the wen
your jails, sopultes your' altultouees, same to
ttude'den ailets your aiylutl,s. 1t en- G rgo''
-f;eu satinitreversies,fi,atlbr(•yel alo'`1s, loth'Ckir
'tied cherishes riots, It crowds your 1 handlit
pea.itentiaries,aud furnishes the viotfies'
. for your'setnitnlds. It is ti?e tifteeloud
of the gutotater, the ailment of the
counterfeiter, the prop•of the highway
t titan, atilt the support. of the midnight
incendiary. It countenances the liar,
'.�,pects the thief, and esteems the
e het:ner, It vio'ates obligation,
la p
reverences fraud, and honors infamy.
It defames benevolence, hates love,
acorns virtue, and gantlets in.uoceuOe.
it ieette5 the father to butcher his
helpless offspring, helps the husband
to massacre his wife, and aids the
chilli to grind the patricidal axe. It
burns up Wren, and consumes women, I JOHN t
detests life, curses God, - and despises , •
Basi:
heaven. It stubbornB
s witnesses, 1 uvi
nurses p rJtt V ,defiles,S i
Ie
jury
box
and stains the judtgi.tl ermine. It
bribes voters, disqualdies totes, col'.
r'upts elections, ' pollutes our govern'
Ment. It de.;;radc's• the citizen, de-
bases the legislator, dishonors. the
etatesmati, and clisarlus the patriot.
It brings throne, not honor ; terror,
''Slot safety; despair, not hope ; miser y, lar
not happiaees. And with the malt-
r
vo,eente of a fiend, it caltuly surveys
iGs frightful de'olations; and insatiated
with havoc, it poisons felicity, Mlle
peace, ruins lllarals,hligl,ts confidence,
shays reputatiota,and wipes out nation.
1 honor, thou curses. the world and
laughs at its ruin, It does' all that
and more. It murders the eau'. It is . ,
the sunt of vtllttieies, the father of 2.14
crittleb ; the another of ail abotniva-1.Q.0
tions ; the tsetse of curses ; the devil's;
hat frien,l,atmd God's worst enemy. 1'And
be stat
iudtan
he is ti
tativee
the ni
Huh
eqn 111 H
and tt
)3
CJs. ti`s+
Prow
Viso -1
51104e,
81O
rates,e
yj �s
boaiii•-.•bt
Mel
Tit
for t1
seven
coed.
tent
dere
ever
ho
_ ..« tete,
- New York etty spends over $10,000,•
000 annually .fir beer, wines, and Ali
other intt:itacatti.g liquors.
Obieatg' hies 'Otte saki, n for every
'Wu ty veto -sow d a p('liceulau for every
ewo•humdred voters.
itTt, "L''
'w '.rk city ho0,300 licons*d
drinking places, received, ill 1889 u'!
total of $1,442,770 !keret., haus, mid"
i
! 15,000 daps. dent chi'ittet.-