FATHER AND SON..
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A man who lives in this town, was recently,
on complaint of his own son. sent 10 the house
of correction. The son, who was, we should
think, about seventeen years of age, said that
his father took all his earnings, Che was max
ing good wages, and spent them for rum,
without providing at all for the family. The
young man said that he conid endure i no
longer, and entered complaint to Justice Ellis.
During the trial, or just previous. his daughter
remarked, and we were exceedingly sorry to
hear it. that she should rather work all the
days Of her life and earn money with which
her father could buy rum, than 10 have him go
TO the house of correction.


Iii a sad sight, we know, TO see the hus,
baud or the father on his way TO theplace OF
punishment, but when man becomes SO bad
as TO deprive his family of bread, and IS daily
growing worse, we know not what other course
can be adopted. However much the daughter
might have felt for her father. she should mol
have been willing to find him rum, even TO
have shielded him from punishment. = 'Aa


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