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Au N"huN"1 Duh tIlCy duOTu tHS uhtSt luFS in all the country, their flesh is white and good to eat, and they pursue theh prey to the tops of the talest trees !"

 IculR by rum. A writer in the Philan- thropiSt says, that he was employed in d small store, about ten years ago, in one oi the western counties of Mass, In cir Cle of about 40 families there were 10 young aud middle aged men, who often vis- ited the store; who would always take a glass or two, and sometimes tarry late, and get nearly drunk and quarrel. Still they thought themselves respectable some of them were wealthy, and ranked high in civ il and military life. The writer lately had occasion to visit the same place, and now calls upon us to listen to the following mel ancholy results of this course, produced in 10 years. "Onc has been several times in prison, for crimes committed while intoxi- cated; and is now miserable, wandering vagabond without money and without friends another is pauper, loathsome being who is never sober when he can obtain stimulants of sufficient strength to drown his faculties; and the other eight have died drunkards, at an average age of 40 years. Every one of them had disSpated his prop erty, ,and become burden to his friends and the community, before the fell monster m- temperance completed his work by hurrying them from time to eternity"

 The elegant bridge across the Kenne- bee river, at Augusta, Maine, was consul med by fire on the night of the 1st instant. The fire made its appearance in the middle and at both ends of the bridge at the same time, and undoubtedly was the work of an ncendiary.-Lost$ 1925, ,OOO.