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THE FsUIr OF SIS.--Mr. Grund, writing
from Esrope, gives sickening picture Of the
State Of society and morals in Berlin, Germa-
ny. He. states that the city contains $4,000
crlniAalss 10000 sick with diseases produced
BY vice. 10000 prostitutes; 2O00 illegitimale
ychildreA;) 1000 living in aims houses; 5000
paupers; 200 prisoners Of the police; 1900 or
phans; 6OOO sick in the hospitals; 1000 conyicts
Of houses Of CORRECTION, and 1000 heggars. Il
is probable that three-tourths Of this wretched-
ness might be prevented by The prohibition OF
intoxicating liquors. @