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THREE MURDERs..-The Bridgeton, N. j.,
Chronicle gives two instances of death from
intemperance One was young man who
drank t,Oenty- one smalers at a tavern in Mill
vile, and died soon afterwards.


Respect Tor themselves and for society at
large would lead the citizens Of Milville and
vicinity to root outthe vile wretch who would
allow man to drink twenty-one glasses at a
time at his bar.


The other case is that of man in Warren
county, who left Fields tavern late in the even
ing, in sleigh, and was found dead next
morning in creek not far off. He had fallen
from the sleigh while intoxicated. Of course,
Field, the tavern keeper, killed him.


The same paper also tells of man in Es-
sex county, who had spree, and in attempt.
ing TO 60 home, missed his way, and was found
next morning frozen 10 death.