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are the only occasions Of intemperance Here in


temperance ends, but it bcgaas in temperate houses
Two Of the most destructive instances OF inteinpe
rance which ever knew, arose from the use OF spl
rtuous liquors as medicine. vii! point out one OF
the most fruitful sources Contemporaries Letting
children become familiar with spirluous liquors
not with the taste-1uih the sight Of them. Let it
be understood, that you consider ardent spirits so
valuable, that you cannot consent to regulation to
exclude them from your house and if your child
ren love what you esteem so valuable the conse-
quence. you must allow, will be unnatural one u
| will tell you, it is not an unfrequent one


Let me urge people to consider their social du-
ties. Are they not as members of the community
bound to make such sacrifices for the common good !?


The Temperance Society, understand, will meet
at Henry liead's School House, next Saturday al
ternoon at O'Clock. hope that its numbers will
be greatly increased 1t affords an occasion to every
one to do good, which he should well consider, be-
fore he neglects it. A.