Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-05

the materials for the change, his workmen
INDUCED in intoxicating liquor,, and the
publisher gives the following account ofhis
perPIcHities
. I've started for Zau,syilIc on Friday
evening last, and ON returning Monday
, morning bad the modification to End that
our foreman had in oar absence been tam
: Pcring with the destroyer, who, instead Of
permitting him 10 act a, an intelligent BE-.
log, had transformed him into beast We
arr informed. at least, that h,s actions on
Sunday wero moro J,astly than human.
Poor fellow he was ~ ashamed Of III. con-
duct that bo could no, b. prevailed . u re-
turn 10 the house, but skulkcd around in
the drinking shops and bims iil Tuesday
morning, when he left in disgrace We shall
hereafter not refrain from raising our y1icr
against rum and rumsellers, f1r they have,
We fear, ruined-pcrhaps, ctcrnally ruined
another young man, whose llle might
otherwise have been an honor to himself, u
hi. friends, and blessing to the world.
Jack was a good, civil fellow, and an excel
lent workman, bat he had contracted the
habit of sprcclng, and it was hard for him
10 break or H. drank rather freely on the
fourth of July, in consequence u getting
into BAD company, since which. till SAtur-
day night last, he kept hI. promi., with Us
that he would spree no more We found
him Monday evening, aud tried % prevail On
him to return aud 60 to work, bat IL was Of
no ayail-hc said liquor had overcome him.
that be had now no control over himself.
but expected 10 continue 20 drink rs long as
he lived. We hope thos, young men who
drank with him will take warning, l..tihey.
too, los all control ofthrm, l,c., and finally
come down to that awful place, drlnkarl'.
grave. And We hope, too, that those who
deal out the deadly r,i.1n, that drs,roys
both soul AMI boly, will mel.at.urpn thair
doius'-tha, they have given a fresh .tarttl.
a young man down thclraal road 60 ruin"
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