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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22
The Way to Stop il.

In Philadelphia, one day lately, 4
respectable looking man BY the ma me
Of Richard Suttle, who occasionally
gets drunk, was before Judge, Kelly
for sentence, having been convicted oG
an assault and battery, with intent to
kill. Hehad stabbed an acquaintance
in fight, in four different places.
Judge Kelly, in sentencing him, said;
"ltwasmyVduty, eWsdays since,
to sentence man to twelve years. inn
prisonment forusibg a knife Just as
you did. His case grew outoOf a
meeting with Siaotnumber ofihis 7ac-
quaintances, at drinking shop, on
Sunday, The place was full, and the
fight was with an acquaintance. Just
your case precisely. Yours occurred
near the same place. But there
was this difference in your case
the man you stabbed was able to be
in Court and testify against you, be-
cause you happened to strike the feshy
part Of his body-the other sent his
victim to another world. By the
merest chance you were saved twelve
years imprisonment. VI You have
proved a good character when you
are sober. When yon are out of
prison, and about to drink again, just
think that yo@ see the gallons at the
bottom Of your glass! The use Of the
knife has become too common, and
we intend to make an effort to stop IT.?
|, therefore, shall give you sentence
proportionate to our rule, and fix the
period at seventeen months in the
Eastern Penitentiary, This is the
penalty for getting drunk" a.a"'
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22

time may seemnto be far hid IN the
deep vista of the future, yet if we
cease not our efforts, the fire may be
kindled which shall continue to blaze
until future generations shall be con-
vinced Of the exceeding sinfulness Of
the dark sin of Intemperance, and
shall be constrained to add fuel to the
fire, until the last drop of alcoholic poi
son be consumed, and man stand forth
redeemed from its awful effects. Nav
God in his wisdom hasten the time! ~
In"Love, Purity and Fidelity, y
.oi oi'a.aogs Il am yours, aN3 l'l
..I y.4ai. JOHN RUSSELL. %
Near Millerstown, o., June 6, 1853.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22
For the Temperance Org an.
Guernsey County, Ohio.
J NEW GoraINaEN, JulY lOth, l853

'a New GoTHENGEN, July 10th, 1853.
BRo. CARY IL, a little boy, feel nc
inkling whatever to gain a posthumous
reputation, by nibbing the pen for the
columns Of the Organ. 1t may be
thought quite impertinent for youth
to figure in the columns of a widely
extended temperance sheet. rs.
/ ] simply wish to call the attention
Of Sons of temperance to few i'm
portant facts.
Sous OF TEMPERANCE I! IT'S yours
to stop the indignant rolling waves Of
intemperance. 'Tis yours to pour the
soothing flame Of soft compassion upon
the ramparts reared around the heart
by intemperance. 'Tis yours to aim
the shafts of keen expulsion against
the fiery demon Of souls, who is hurl-
ing down the sinking masses to the,
open avenues where, exposed on hell's
black verge, their cold affections sleep.
'Tisyours to subvert the Swelling floods
Of intemperance, which, in foaming
vengeance, rolls its adverse tide, and
meets, and howls, and breaks, and
dashes upon the pillars of human lib
erty. IT'S yours to thwart damna.
tons pitchy gulfs.
Sons Of Temperance! a noble work
is yours! v'Tis yours, by concentrated
action, to complete the glorious tenn
perance reform. IT'S yours, with all
other good temperance men, to equip
yourelves for the approaching war, to
fight a greater battle than that which
was fought at Lhndy's Lane. A
greater work is yettObe accomplished.
lntemperance is now rolling It's light
ming. driving thunders in ferce-forked \
flashes along the rocking heavens, in
ten thousand peals Ofisullen wrath;
and thence swiftly shooting down the
wi1ling dell, till on the. deluged plains
Of Ohio dreadful desolation IS poured. /
Intemperance, in tremendous t6unders
burst shaking d shuddering wOrld,,H
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22

and its 'sRs &gyea5 psitlpOols stretch
their gully Jaws to belch its Kissing
lave Of moral death through everS
nli Of human society. "W6iIe black
dananatiOn's legiOn's scream with iof!"
lntemperance, like the rumbling, CON.
vulsing, subterraheous sound Of an
eatthquake, is heaying and rocking our
moral world. Obi horror Intem.
perance hath hurled its unfortunate
victims into therdarkly shrouded gloom
of etefnity's unfathomed gulfs. There!
on its shoreless. waves their shrieking
ghosts are cast. But more anon.
Yours, in Z. P. and r. J.gG..S.h
W A y q IL IT, D. 4
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22
For the organ.
For The Organ
Hamilton County, Q.


BRoaoC oCLARK:-Believing that all
good news, in regard to the temper
ance movement, would be acceptable
and encouraging to those who are
engaged III fighting for this most
righteous cause, / propose through
yourinvaluable paper, the Organ, to
inform them of what is going on in
this place. ,i,eaa ar h.U.l. MA
might say, by way of introduce
ton, that Harrison is really a beauti-
fully and healthily situated country
town, of about fifteen hundred inhabit-
ants. 1t is situated on the White
Water River, ten miles from the
mouth. A useful and important canal
(Which. however, owing to the high
flood Of last winter, has been out OF
repair until within the last two weeks:
it is now again in full operation) from
Cincinnati passes through this place,
and terminates at Cambridge, Indiana.
A short line railroad, from the CITY
here, onward to indianapolis, is strong
y talked oG'and will, undoubtedly, ere
two years shall have passed, be built
But with all these pleasing prospects
in view, there is curse resting upon
the place, which will be the cause Of
a dark spot always being upon its his
tory. The curse consists, (as perhaps
you have already conceived) in the
detestable and obnoxious use and sale
as u beverage, Of Intoxicating liquors.
Of the above named number Of in
habitants, there are at least eighteen
or twenty who retait.by the glass, and
otherwise, this damning, soul-destroy-
ing poison on the Sabbath, as well as
on other days. There is no distinction
as TO how or when it is sold, SO the OBJ
ject, to make moneyis attained. Their
own happiness, present and eternal, as
well as the happiness Of their victims,
is entirely cast aside as of minor i'm
port. Besides these, we have distil-
lery and brewery; beautiful append
ages, are they not? Indeed, 1 am al
most ashamed to oown that such things
exist here; but the truth must prevail. |
Oh would that we had a Maine LIQUOR
Law, or something more stringent, in
Ohio; 1t then would not be nv painful
duty to recordIwhat | have. But We
will have it; | feel most confident we
will. The people of Ohio have arous. |
ed themselves, and are determined to !
shake, off the accursed fetters, which |
have 50 long enchained them.
But to speak more particularly of I
what | had at first intended, from
which have considerably digressed, in /
regard to what the friends Of tenDer-
lnce aredoing; andI will endeaxor to /
be as brief as possible, for have al
ready occupied, | fear, too much time. I
Bro. M. M. Edwards was here on last
Friday, and reorganized a Division Of
he Sons ofrpemperanCe;for you must
know, the temperance people, from
some cause cause qr rtolher,,s year or two
'lnce, became quite remiss in, their
iuty, and permitted the Division to 90 90
Town." But am happy to say, are. /
'urrectiOn has beenac accomplished, and
lnder the most suspicious circamstan-
'es. A general interest seems to per-. 4
'ade the breast Of every temperance a l \
nan and woman to fgkt for tenper-
nee, anddopa all things possible for the
'romotion Of the cause. On Saturday, Y
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-22

Ia country grave yard in New
Jersey is 1 stone with this lpscrlpiioa.-,,r
Hsrelies the body Of John Jones, s, ssv.I ". :
held an c6ics; An honest man. 'aYfWqii
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW ADvsRTIsEMENT- Let cvory body
y arApfr
= X Il Is
RJdDIKAY'S READY RELIEF
sSsS sSSfftR
LA stcp the MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES @
ss;i N R.'
. he most
TO TIE sIcx AND OMAN gA!ssUyrsnISa or NEW
sH is ssss as
" I'VE Ts.I
4 s:Es s1as' AZ :$$s s!ss:
S $ssSsssa. n "a a. s :ESS$s
s ssSa HEs.P4s4. 4 s$E $ss..s
f iSSfG HsHSsr II S sSSs s SSGHTHass
sFsH s6s s s
Tasr TIC "a n
SICK HEADACHE
IREssSs PAINS TEW sGrRs pisvsn os ,.ps Ss
poisonous acids Of ''s'y'i pPrvpNynoN
hssrs .
IN BATHING,
H NJ, sss pee sps INT; Water,
body morning pure
ALL 'f Bowel NJ
l.og.. &.
the moss distressing discharges speedily
NEURALGIA,
PAIN sr0PPED INSTANTLY.
RADwAYs READY RELIEF possesses an Amos
duencs the sharp darling n
sfsw Minutes the pain stricken sufferer
III Sss. .I e
pains.
PALM5 RELlEvKD IN FIVE MINUTES
RADWArs READY RELIEF stop rcrueisiin,
months Pains q.
we're from top whose joints
READY REEF III. s sss minute.
thousands in he city Of NwYcrt aud hundreds he
e PqSi.h long the
saey q RELIEF the issns every
CHILL FEVER.
cHIzLs STOPPED IN FEW SxHUTEs-PzEH RgLIEysp
hDWAr's READY RELIEF sclke charm
i breais the Chills up
aies WIN and strength and
PAINS OF ALL KINDS
whsnsysryoufssi pain, apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
sure g relieve yogin few minutes pains
READY RELIEF internally appiisd
e RAJ W. So s ss
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOHN WRIGHT 4 CO.. Chartses street Ne sOrisapr
General Aseuwh will supply dealers the eoas.Sy
rsfor:
LARS 90
SMALL %
Sold MoRRssoN. Is Magazine Stree: .aG y !,
Ash for r. R. R,oT sApwxTs RkADYRELlEY. mh.:ty.w
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l. STRAUB r.. HAzLETT.
ISAAC STRAUB Il CO., MILL FACTORY
N Corner Of Front and John Streets Cincinnati, Ohio

sstrr- hlDDBh q FABIAN. agents,
"a Magazine street. New Orleans
TIE above Is Wood Cut of sings geared Queen Of the
South " Corn Mil aud Crusher
We manufacture Breaker great durability and
ease Of operation.
wepacs on all sizes Of Mills by which mean.
We convert Corn Mill into Stock Feed Mil but
Wemanuiaeus portable double geaed
M Of French urff to grind Wheat Corn and Stock Feeds
and horse competition against the ether Of
city, our State Fars and have failed oh
i sso took two h premiums the best Mills,
AlsoPortah SAW or horse
This Mill exhibited
Fa in 1880, when II awarded premium Splendid
kinds portable HORSE POWERS AND STEAM
Al our Articles 9 ease operation, snlicy neu
articles are warranted as
Of transportation and the refunded. "
BFor full description testimonials of merit and 1lnessv
refer those Interested to pamphlet be had
we 5f s9s sRa ". a s. n AG sTaAS
Barows Mill State boiserous out M
Mill and eourageons entsred into verbal agreement
quantity was to be the q both mls each every
FIRST TRIAL.
Stranb to eighisenneh Iaili
Burrows " 81 ssRcSo5SsfD' TRAY fEfsiy inch MILL
straub to run twenty inch iliil
THIRD TRIAL.
5trauo torun atwenty-s inch mill.
Burrows 4 Co. o a thirty mil
when me pinch came, that bosrous
tne noov now appnds challenge grind
wlrun my eighteen heb QUEEN OF THE SOUTH with eob
MUM AT THE OHIO STATE FAIR fall aganst tg nty-fur
inch Burrows Mill VIM Kentucky Stock Feed
business have appreciation run MI Poneroys Corr
as an anSay should single article grind
au 70 NE combined productions Of the two thres
mills Gust you pase) then few
stakes pnt up. " -
Come do1't Be nothing like walking straight
ToJ H. Burrows Co. isnIs su
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+ .yoN,s KATHAIRoN -Eor ths Growth and

T. :YON'S KATHAIRON- the Growth and
ELL Mt OF THE HAIR To PREVENT Re ,,r ITS
PREMIUMS BY he States Of EswYo4 Maryland and Michigan at
their s5lThe KATHAIRoN neutfaizes the
effect Of Old PRESERVING AND RE-
STORING THE HUMAN HAIR, altar badness Of twenty
viii The
Headache Head Diseases Of the Skin and
the most desirable
TOILET ARTICLE
Ladies' Genmsns IN THE WORLD Its perfume equals
Luh Choicest from all offensive OIL color
ing properties the Hair that Clean bright soft lively appear
secured by no other preparation.
The Of the KATARoS adopted by the first Phs seans
America has sale
the history Of the Mnteria Medca Bat words supernousA
TRIAL ONLY CAN ATTEST ITS REAL VIRTUE, AS MILLIONS
CERTIFY North South America
and the Islands Of the Ocean, In large bottles for IS
e Sold JARVIS Il W0ODMAN,
mhls OF Magazine and Common sueets.
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4 OuN DoA1n rLo1D EALhAJI OF cAh-
,s e the heart. And daily
S s and n s i + ~
any :nila, prep asa,iea a,aas e Ans,i.a;
BEEN Ps ws isa GS s
ss IL so % all
s oHS III sa FLUID ySs s 81 SS
only preparation before the public that strictly scientific
price and pourd beoe Bang "a
The tests SsfS1sssins
,ss
curative agent y a w bs Trsy Tsa
=: Ohio State Journal Columbus Ohio, ,hus,peak Bu
ST h. 20 qua Tas sale Of Bali.
sn s he T na. S M
ho have sd X warrant hs assertion ne. :, puIder blood
reader convinced BaI s.r
'Aparia' the WONDER OF THE woRLDi
AnS eSs Bps 70 mate. asr long
s.ysaboat Bulls ssr,apsflla
LOvrssLIr, May, 1875.
severely aie..s viii q H.sdsss
sapsrss prepared BY different advauage
'0'' Oh "hi'h gave me more
hs1s0rs ,als 1sasus IN recommending saspAs ,As
vAyr''p'isssREIE Et,.,su IHowEN, MD.
saS &c % dsss s
they win use his inslihls remedy
~ chs sis; Wv
ssnff -a 70, Oh;
a % % s me q
as1 Sess
medicine aHs for R5emas fsHaa
ual''''"' 0' FROM SSsPi b. XIV saS y sssrss
long SANDING a T ca
ps,s tsPra scae syphc csehsriA and In all diseases
s 81 .a ss ii @ It's '
LswiaPors, Ky, December ,is<I
s In those where s
veal and are posse or when
% i1S ss pt
Ss IRE ss.
Sa the d p's,s sc
Were i.ss. sa9P.
'1 ~oaa
Long n. q ne g: sSr, y
o. with 50 much danger su iPs
s iisa siss p sfssh %
VI ,l'' 'D'' 4 BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIN. VISA.
He. all admire clear beautiful skin rsycoll cd
sa. nv
% 'i sss n re- Sns
sS s's1 si T,s @sas
not b ssHs as surface Ss
q &C.
yellow ssa sn ssnE o ss'sI
s1a Of $ %
Of all paints use me onv eeacts "a
word to the ncien and hint The ladies'
BETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EVER OFFERED IN Flyop
M or ANY MEDICINEi
n.
Me- Jons BULL have bella
Saraaaria TO be the the
berofuA Syphilis and CHER
nayng uisd Win entire success in number Of the
MORE TESTIMONY FROM DR. MOORE, "oo"~'
ma yonN BULL am using Ssrapariai
OF scfoiula aud with happy effect one Of mn
W;S, %sd EN- nat can be made e, that
Testimony like the following all further
upon the emcncy Of Bulls SArsaparils. ~
IRON DR. 1. p YkNDELI, PROFESSOR OF CHEMIST In
THE LOUISVILLE MEDICAL COLLEGE,
pound Extract OF Sasapa
which il e applicable. L. r. YANDELL III b. ~
Louisvlls, June 8, 1e4s. - '
Hospital says Of Bulls sarsaparila:
- - LouIsyILLr March 30, Isls.
have examined the prescription for preparation Of John su,
and believe the combination one
have used both IN public and private practice
Resident Physician a Louisville Marine Hospitsl
hs Medicine daily graphing with disease through Western
amcted-nay, those that gievously tornnented. ~ -
teemtng all directions
NOR standing placing it, from Its intrinsic very an
remedies he public
Bold Wholesale and resI, by John RmI
bis Principal oee 81 Fourth street, and thu
10 the city AID country.
PeIso5. wishing 2 a:'p' Agency the
ii Four.a street. LonisyiIle with iii ieie,onco.
me principal Agents New0esns John Bpii
harsapafilia, Wholesale and retail, aro
-. j. WRIGHT CO., tthor Patent Medicine Warehouse,
Iys Isl CHARITIES STREET
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EGYPTIAN EYE BALsAM.-

EGYPTIAN EYE BALSAM. ID. CO. szsSssa
IA HEN having bad thirty yesra experiences offers the
niallbe remedy for al Diseases pertaining to the
EYE NSR~
~ Ophthalus standing, the
Tear the Of shfo weeks hiscy
being blind for monha restored TO the sight Of
three wseks gentleman Who fifty
BY using ony drop enabled 10 the
shem by candlelightin 81 ght hours after.
Innsmmsono three cured By drop Hgiveu
hllianey TO the the sight
- No. 81 POYpRASaT. myl0 Il
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A.looLpMsgs CLEVELAND ROUTE ~
Il NV iot y Lake. sss.s S SSs
~ p p hour
Thiadsphi. s soar
70 baltimore m houri
VIA LITTLE MIAMI RAILWAY. A''''
rom TRAINS.
s Express S sisss !.
Third Train iIlsooough Train o'clock p N.
';S AFRAID ;: s p
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND MONTREAL
Ssi':s a ~
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sssss sss and
Boston, Niagara Fails. osd s's
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CITY s ss' Ssa sn. o s as s n ye and Al
ksssa tal dsdsa.saIss Montreal. = y" ''.
sd ss ~ seos a, S puphl and ssiao
~ 9 ~ ss sns md Ass.y and Niagara Falls Railroads.
. H11sBuRGH, PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
I ss L.. saTis cas1n.
ssissa U F ssIaSsd e r as
ersh from ciaeaaAti Philadelphia and Baltimore direct.
FL GAINESVILLE. WHEELING. BALTIMORE ETC.
Express o'clock NJ Second Train
@ Ss,i sss af s.sss ks
Se .a a SShafis,Is
,hs train sssp cs s sa At Sessk rss.sagsrs
ohe n"Tsas 70 z"Asys connecting Ohio Stage compay
sI f3T HILLsBoRoueH
@ with cSs sss " ss,
ton, etc. ''s 'ihs'
From Cincinnati New York via RaisoAd either ara ma
From ciss.nss New York via Railroad Albany AID ad
New 1ei va Lake ssa:
From fs'i Via Lake Steamers to saa.s " 90
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SIsASTER AND MARBLE DUST hh,s
a razs 100 Ibis. Land PinutsF 4 M, MAJ,
JOHN e.AARDfLL 1 CO. ''ios
ums~s.-. S.co.anu v J. Hsynsr 4 O. 1.
= - mahysDsi lsr ii, Il.
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UEooar l(II5 = A. ~ g
1880 ''ss,s :.d x S1sss I'm g g y.
isssls a ~ pescuss4 entering care
% 5ealns mr. can - made ~ the ecndqesosai
q * AwAsHNeToN BRANcH,n
e ~ for Washington n and A. H. sac ?. NJ
o 61daL@ys 4 ais and $40 p n.
"A Ieave Wnsbnesou Sundays A N ands '.
i I1s 1sst and oah
nnus from Washington, will Mail stopping
Wssinsen Junction and Apnapolis Junction. By order.
jyss sm J. r&fNGLAND. Agent.
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nR. J. +. LOCKWOOD, VIII.
NR. ELLOITT. VErENINANY SURGEON, would

and its vicinity, that he
al burne h line entrusted 20 his Or
Z hope, experience Veterinary Surgeon w ensu mn
having devoted several years 70 nn
for the last eight years
fouud his Stables UNION
STREET Baronne srees ~ Several tins
| pii,isY iSn n RRIA ACE HORSES For SALE oci2s "
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I'D ~. = !. So = - .-S1sls
= Il - "a sseeses
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@w &1I~1 4144l11 1s1kyille Plaque
e. 1ssos 3euys and
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DETRoLEUM; or, ROCK o1L-Tbe Resi-

bETROLEUM; or, Rock Gu - The BEST
IL KNOWN REMEDY 'A
BRONCHITIS AND ASTHMA canbs r,eved bv the parosrr,
The Distressing Cough Night Sweat di1oulty of
removed by its use in a short tim. - " Ns -''
FEVER AND A6uE-The Pelrsl lin
Ague with complete success certain and ,aecva
.emeay In That troublesome and disease The doss in
10 the absence of the Fever. - ' IVY '"Ase "oiAi
tBr For sale by JARVIS woODAIAN
corner OF Common lfagalina streets
,,o n and j. WRIGHT CO., Chartres street
Rouge. % $3.50 - -' "onDhi'i, Iaton
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Afpznw9ll and Panama direct is 10
=, md cent? each newspaper and to
I6Huda, AUSTRALIA, Van Dieman's Land
- - ynaelseo) i, on each single let
UuH3t - n6vanoo
- ~ 20 Catherine and Oregon IL
J, ~ 10 oen1s unpaid On newspapers,
Is domestic rAts6 apply. Ma5
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u ANTOGNINI, Manufacturer of BILLIARD
ID. TABLES AND PATENT INDIA RUBBER CUSHIONS OF
THE UNITED STATES.

fSonti street, y
informs his nu-
merous custom
ers and gentle
men amateurs,
billiard players
generally, that
after diligent re-
searches and nu-
merous trials, he
has justobtained
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Holm BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF sAR.

DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. ~ y
Ash for r. 3. T.. RApwAYa REApYREIIEY. mh.. Law
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STRAUB'S CORN MILLs.-Tbe subaor

w HlTE LEAD-In rs, so, 100 and 500 lib.
sangsiFss Whis Lad Companies sals by ~ .' Ah'
So1 a. rETiGRlvGk 2n ~ :,
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4 .HoC0LATE-6 cases, each ~ boxes and in
ie1s L. DELIGRAvE ca ~ ~ n M 900 4, srssn
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-15
A SOSnO Of Poverty, DrunkSnnsIS, Starvation and
Minory

Yesterday wo wero invited by n kind.
hearted philunthropst, 10 visit Thatcher
court. We found there small old wood.
en- building, one story under ground and
one story and an attic above ground. The
basement story is divided into three apart
ments, the first story in four, and the attic
into the same number In each oil the
rooms above ground, wo found family,
all In miserable condition, We visited u
family who occupied one OF the upper
rooms. Here we found man, his wife and
two children, lodged, This little room,
which Is Just about twice the size Of com.
mon bedsiead, we found In the most filthy
state. The man and woman were both
drunk, and havo esen SO most Of tho time
for the last three weeks, The bed which
accommodated the four was a bundle Of
rags in most shocking condition,
No furniture, excepting the bed, Of any
kind was TO be seen, but we learned that
tho family had u right to cook In one Of
tho Decentralization they had anything
to cook-where they had u chair and part
oil a table, An empty hottie, which had
contained spirits, was standing near tho
father OF this miserable family, The chill.
dren had no food during the day, and they
said they woro starving, A little girl four
years old and little boy of two years were
tho unfortunate children Of this couple
Our companion kindly reconstructed will,
the burly, hearty looking drunkard and his
miserable looking wife, but it did no good
Thoy appeared lost to shame and the vii,
ling victims to their uppoltes, The oldest
of the children was then taken to shop
near by, and some food purchased for hsl
and hrr little brother, She took the food
home, and us soon as she entered the house
her tditrr Tob5cd his starving children o.
The toad thus given 10 them and ate il him
Sot,-.N Y Herald.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-15
AIIttl. pclltlcal Cana, q sp.llInr,

Englond-l say, Russia, Ill bet you any
thing you can't spell ConstNntinople9
Russia - Can't l, justp Why its easy
enough,
Eagland--rI not so easy 10 get through
COnatOAtinoplo, my boy, as YOU may imagine
Come, just you try.
RusSia--Hers goes at il, thenl C.o-n-Con;
S-t.a.n, Constan t.i--t, ConStantii no
no
Eng|Iad (Stoppng him. NO.
Rustic Extremely puzzled)--NoP
England (pOsitively)-No, no.
France (dilto) NO, no, no,
Turkey Gin consequence Of the iirmness Of
the other two, plucks up courage, and alsO says
positively mo, no, no. no.
All together (nOSt pOSitively--.N No!i
no'!i no!!n
Russia tries back, and tries very hard sew,
Sral times; but each time ho tries il on he i,
pulled up suddenly by the Noes. He gets very
angry and at last, not seeing his way at I'LL clear
ly through COnstOntinople, he retires in III,
greatest rage and disgust, England France an,
Turkey still calling out after him, mo! No
MOI! No., l--[pOnch,