Gag i. ..s,,,res'y :, speak OH ifI ever sell rul
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cad scarcely speak Obi il ever sell rum
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MY dear. you are frightened-'


Yes. indeed Fam; another such night will
] not pass for worlds


my dear. perhaps


'Oh don't talk 10 me, am determined 10
have nothing more 10 do with rum. Don't
you think Tom Wilson came 10 me with his
throat cut from ear TO ear--and such horrId
cash and il was so hard Tor him 10 speak, so
much blood, and said he--- pa}N4 btN LIZ


See here 10, the result OF your Tumselllng


my blood chilled at the sight-and Just then
the house seemed 10 be turned bottom up-Ihe
earth opened. anda little imp took me by the
hand, saying


AS went, grim devils held out TO me cups
Of liquid fire, saying tttt Ii
Drink this 8 tY18
4 dared not refuse, every draughl set me in
a rage; serpents Kissed on each side, and from
above they reached down their heads and
shouted 'Rumsellerp Y On and on the imp led
me through narrow pass. All at once, he
paused, and said, At4te


Are you dryp
Yes ] replied. Then he struck a trap door
with his loot, and down, down we went, and
legions Of fiery serpenls rushed alter us, shout
ing,


..Rumseller! Rumseller.' Wa
'At length we stopped again, and the imp
asked me as before,


Are you dry


'Yes,' replied He then touched spring
"a door few open--what sight! There
were thousands, aye millions of old, worn out
rumdrinkers. crying most piteously,


Rum. Rum, give US Rum


When they saw me, they stopped mo-
ment, to see who was, then the imp cried
out so as 10 make all shake again, 'Rumsel-
er,' and pushing me in shut the door, For
momen, they fixed their ferocious eyes on me,
and then uttered united yell, which filled me
with such horror that awoke.'


There wife, dream or no dream, ! ,ciH never
sell another drop Of the stuff | will no longer be
accessory TO the miseries that come upon men
in consequence % the traffic in intoxicating
drinks. | will not' RECORDER.


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