THE KALEIDOSCOPE.
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This IS the title of London publication re-
issued from Osborn's power press at New
York city al cents per number. II gives a
true picture of the horrors Of intemperance,
which it denominales "America's scourge,
Ireland's bane, England curse, and Scotland's
woe" 1t is filled with wood cuts illustrating
the evils of insobriety and excess, and shows
in the plainest manner how drinking causes
q man 10 become pauper, an invalid, and
lunatc."


Ia No |, the following deductions are drawn
from RECENT FACTS.


" Drinking enables man TO slaughter a
sleeping woman, helpless idiot, or helpless
boy, for sale.


Drinking prepares the son TO knock out
his fathers brains, the mother TO strangle hel
sick daughter on dying bed, and the wife tc
poison her husband.


drinking qualities a father to throw his In
fant child into the fire, or out of the window
a mother to fling her babe from her breast in.
to the kennel, and leave it there; and hus.
DdUu W fOdSt Ills WiiC, VI MIN uSl W uedl1s


/" Drinking enables woman to conceal he
dead child under the bed in which she sleep,
until il putrfes; to drink her husbands medi
ci1al supply Of spirits, and lie down beside hi
corpse; or take the bottle from the pocket 0
her SOD, as he hangs dead in stable, and en-
ioy lis contents, sitting beneath his feet


Drinking induces man 10 hurt his neigh
Dor, to injure his country, and destroy himself
70 become deceitful friend, bad citizen, am
his own worst foe.


Drinking prepares the body for every DIS
ease, fits the mind for all iniquity, and insure
10 the soul eternal suffering, in that place pre-
pared for the devil and his angels. wher
" their worm dieth not, and their fire is no
quenched."