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read in your paper cure tor drunkards;
a few grains of tartar emetic, ipecac and as
safetida, which obtained and mixed with
his favourite brandy. A few weeks ago he
released me from confinement one evening,
and having seen no person for six hours,
was happy even to see him--"well my love"
says !, .yol are home earlier than usual
have been very lonesome" $50 much the
BETTER" says he, YOU women are ever chat
.ering and Cabling when you are together;
always scandalizng your neighbours, and
finding fault with your husbands" 'But
my DEAR" said l, with great mildness, "you
know that sometimes the affectionate solici-
tude Of a wife may plead her excuse for be-


ing troublesome. ."--"Oh bah, don't talk to
me, you're fool" So saying, he rose up,
went to the sde,nard, and took copious
draught of the brandy mixture, which he
repeated in ten minutes, and sat down to
read the paper. In a short .ime he began
to make a variety of wry faces, puckered
his mouth, squinted awfully, wrinkled his
face, and forthwith the dose operated as ef-
frctually as a chanccllor's injunction. i pit
led him all night but desperate cases
require desperate remedies. Next day he
felt quite easy; the tone of his stomach was
improved; he shrunk from the brandy bet
.


liquors to excess, produced bile on the ssom-


ach, and lie would renounce it for ever. lie
has not touched liquor since, ard there IS
an evident improvement in his health, per
son and manners On Saturday one OF his
topping friends just called in, to say u hope
| | don't intrut,e," tell long story, and occa-
sionally moisten his lips with glassot the in-
junction brandy, which stood on the side
board. Thinks / to myself" you will have
spasms shortly--.fIe left rs aftera third and
fourth glass, and learn that he likwise .re-
nounces the devil and all his works" having |
been powerfully moved. ! have just COM
mcnced upon third pcrscn.


Thus you see my dear Mr.. Editor, that
your receipt has been of ncalculable benefit


to disconsolate wife, who has seen her
husband daily undermining his health, vast
ing his resources, brutalizing his habits and
manners, and neglerting III, family.


ARABELLA THOUGHTFUL.