FIENDISH BOAST.
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On Sunday afternoon, rumseler attended
the meeting at the foot of Amos street, and
began to tantalise one Of the speakers about
his former drinking habits. He even had the
soulless impudence to boast that he had sold
the man who was now rescued from his
clutches, drink, until it had starved his horse
to death! lie was well reproved by youth
standing by, who replied that any man who
was not ashamed to tell Of such an act, would
just as soon have starved his victims wife and
children to death, by selling him rum, as his
horse.-N. Y. Organ.