A CHANGE FOR THE WORSE.
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] knew aim in youth. He was most
interesting man studous, industrious, re-
ligious; beloved, and even honored, by all
who knew him. But he was led to sup
pose there was no harm in one glass, and
he drank it. The second he took, because
the FIST had done no very perceptible mis-
chief. A third could not be refused. So,
Le drank on; and nowhere he is, a
poor Drunkard! pitied, indeed, by some
who would fain save him; but Stunned, il
not despised by all