CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS.
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A man in Maryland, VIGOROUSLY addicted to
this vice, hearing an uproar in his kitchen one
evening, had the curiosity to step noiselessly
to the door, to know what was the matter,
when he beheld his servants indulging in the
most unbounded roars Of laughter at two of
his negro boys who were mimicking himself
in his drunken fits; showing how he realed
and staggered, how he looked, nodded, and
hiccupped and tumbled.


The picture which these children of nature
drew of him, and which had filled the rest
with so much merriment, struck him SO forci-
bly,, that he became perfectly sober man, to
the unspeakable JOY of his wife and children.


Anatomy of Drunkenness