ANOTHER vICTIMi
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As faithful chroniclers we are called upon q
announce the dean Of L.. H. Chipman oi ihe
U. s: Navy. W. are informed that he res'gu-
Ell his commission two or three weeks ago.
but from what cause we know not. He died
at The Indian Queen Hotel on Friday night
last, victim OF his own passions subject
Of mania poiu. Another. and snoiher-and
another fearful example Of the rum traffic,
crowds our pages, day after day, and yet as


fast as one Departs. another is prepared to be
inundated upon the blood-crusted tear-bls-
tered ed-heaven-cursed altar Of rum Great God,
how long is this to continue, when will this
work Of ruin, misery, and murder cease2 How
many more victims does the insatiale traffic
demand


OF the hapless individual, whose fate we now
record, we know nothing, except that he held
an honorable post, and died a wretched death.
We know not if he has wife or child to
mourn over his pitiable end. Doubtless he had
friends perhaps no, few. There may be
one 10 whom this sad news will come as the
messenger of despair. An aged mother may,
like Rachel Of old, "refuse to be comforted I"
She may go down 10 the grave, "seared in
heart, lone and blighted;" but what cares the
liquor sellor-he who furnished him with poi
son7 A fearful day Of reckoning is coming,
and sooner than meet the responsibility OF the
we would call upon the mountains
and hills to fall upon US, and hide US from the
wrath Of offended justice. Young men take
heed! beware lin this sad, awful lesson see
the fate Of him who dares to tamper with what
God has cursed. Touch not the cup--,he
curse Of Heaven is upon it!