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A LOVING WFE.--The love of some wives for drunken husbands is perfectly ri- diculous and disgusting. An instance of this kind, directly in point, is said to have taken place in the Old Commonwealth of Massachusetts few days since, which ought to be published far and wide to the disgrace of both parties. A brute of fell low, who spends all of his earnings for whiskey, has wife with a beautiful head of hair. Becoming so reduced in lis re- sources as to be utterly unable 10 raise funds to fill his jug, he besonght his wife Tn such moving terms to cut off her hair and sell il to d barber, that she at length consented. The barber paid him thirty seven and a half cents for the hair, which he laid out in whiskey, and got as drunk as a beast. Had his wife pulled all his hair out of his head instead of cutting off her own, it would have been more in character.

 N. E. Review.