USEFUL MISCELLANY.

Like the landscape TO the view,
Ever charming, ever new"

FACTS WORTHY OF NOTICE
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Nis fact, that nine-tenths of the in
mates of our Poor-flouses were brought
there directly or indirectly by the use of in
toxicating drinks


is fact, that three-fourthS of all the
conyicts in onr State Prisons, were hard
drinkers previous to the commission Of the
crimes for which they are now imprIson-
ed.


Il IS fact, that the greatest sufferers
from disease, and those whose maladles are
the most difficult to cure, are those who are
addicted TO the use Of Intoxicating drinks.


lis fact, that all who commit suicide
in this country, ninety mine IN the hundred
are the immediate or the remote victims Of
intoxicating drinks.


It's fact, that in all families where the
children are dirty, half naked, i'll fed the
rooms filthy and in disorder, the husband
cross and disseminated and peevish, and
the wives slatterns, i'll tempered and quarrel
some, one, if not both parents are drinkers
of intoxicating drinks.


IL is fact, that those who least fire.
quently attend the worship of God, and
shock the ears Of modest people by their
vulsariy are spirit drinkers spirit ven
ders.


It's a fact, thatit is rare thing to see a
keeper Of a liquor shop, where the poison is
retaled, in any Church.


IL isa fact, that most, if not all the evils
above recounled, originate in the licensed
dram-shops in the State and Nation :


u is a fact, if these facts do not convince
the voters Of the State Of New York, that
it is their duty to put down at the ballot
boxes traffic so destructive to the souls
bodies and estates Of men, they would hard
ly be convinced though one rose from the
dead. ". Y Tribune