{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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Rum KILLED HIM.-The man who per-
ished in the flames during the late fire at
Warren, retired to bed while beasty intox-
icated, and with the Rumseller's curse upon
him will appear before his God. Such is the
terrible end to which moderate tippling fire.
quently leads it's victims. Ye who sip the
erosy wine; while it sparkles in the cup,
take warning; for unless you abstain, your
end may be like his. Let the human thing
who furnished the 'liquid fire. to that un-
fortunate being, reflect seriously upon the
awful deed he has committsd.


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