RUM AND MUSIC.
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Passing by fine brick tavern yesterday, we
heard from The cellar the sound Of the loddy
stick, and above from The parlor, the notes of a
pianos! The lower story supported the upper.


What contrast! And who pays for the mu-
sic 2 The man Of family; thus abstracting,
every time he drinks, loaf Of bread from his
family Who pays for the music2 The
youth, just blooming into manhood, destroy
ing his strength with every poiation. Those
who receive the ill-gotten gains may well af-
ford music 10 cheer their hearts but it is real
Iy at the expense Of the mothers tears, and
the sisters wall, and the children's cry for
bread.