Logan Republican | 1904-10-29 | Page 7 | A Painful Obituary

A Painful Obituary. It Is always sad to seo tho taking ofl of a stioiig, valuable llfo In its early vigor. If tho untimely end Is due, either wholly or in part, to tho use of tobacco nnd alcohol, wn naturally nat-urally feel still more sorry to seo such an unworthy snipping out of a useful nnd potentially groat life. Wo note that Noah Haby, of Katontown, N. J. locenll) died, and under clrcum rtnnccs that mako his death part leu larly sad. Mr. Haby, according to hi' own statements, which seem to be pretty well confirmed, wns but l'lfi years old, and thero can bo lit Je doubt thut bin untimely death was duo to his consumption of lienor during dur-ing 120 years of that time. Ho was a constant user of alcoholic beverages and tobacco, and hnd It not been foi tho deadly effect of -theso poisons upon his st long and vigorous systoni, Mr Ilnby might have lived to a good old age. Too bad! California Journal ol Medicine.