ON A BATTER.
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The other morning, about four o'clock, a
young man coming up the avenue, encounter
ed two Indians. As soon as they met, one Of
them pulled black bottle from under his blan-
ket and offered the pale face drink. He ex-
cused elfby shaking his head; and turned
around the first corner, for fear that his red
brothers would do him violence. ,a.. II.


This IS sad commentary on the morals of
the whites who sold the savages the strong
water-a stigma on those who so far forget
what is due to others as 10 disgrace themselves.