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you have 294,000 gallons used in way
that cannot be beneficial, but may, and must
be ruinous, 10 a greater or less extent. 10
draw a true picture Of all the evils brought
about or induced by the moderate use is too
appalling; yet there are, living or dead,
skeletons furnishing the subjects for the
most startling pictures-horid to think OF,
horrid to speak Of, horrid to write about,
horrid to look at O, reader, without being
skilled in ianciful illustration, we could give
you presentations from facts that, unless
you are benumbed by the creature itself,
you would start aflrighted, more than you
ever could at the story of any imaginary
ghost. But we need not do this, if we can
but elicit your attention SO as to excite in
quiry and lead you to observation. The
subjects themselves will present most ter
rible spectacle.