VIOLATORS OF LAW.
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In Boston, as well as here, there is law
forbidding the sale of intoxicating drinks on
the Sabbath. One of the venders in that city,
TO evade the law, had pacard posted over his
door, this establishment is closed until Mon
day. P. S. Those we have agreed TO supply
with water will be served at the back door,


The city Marshal, Mr.. Turkey, closed the
establishment, but did not arrest the proprietor,
he being absent'at a funeral'


Yes, absent at a funeraln While standing
amidst mourners at the grave Of loved one
while the cold earth was opened 10 receive its
kindred clay. and the man Of God performing
solemn Office for the dead--the 'proprietor's'
house was open TO satisfy the desire for strong
drink


The most abandoned are generally affected
when they can be drawn 10 contemplate the
coffin and the shroud. and when they gaze on
the hvid lip, and the sunken eye, the thought
must unbidden come that they, too, must soon
be consigned to the narrow resting place.
But this mans shop was open--the liquor
that 'stihgeth like serpent and biteth like an
adder the poisonous compound was dealt,
as water, from the pump


Men who pursue this business must know
that it is attended with deadly results-the bills
I Of mortality give the evidence. Yet some are
SO lost to all the tender feeling Of the heart as
while they attend funerals, to prepare fresl
victims for the grave!