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Few of our citizens have an idea Of the dcplo.
rable extent of drunkenness in this country, or
Of the degeneracy and depravity which it pro-
duces From statement published BY the
managers of the Aims House in Baltimore, it an
pears that OF o23 adults received in that nstit,l-
ton in the year 1926, there were 554 whose pow
erty and misery were the result ofintemperance,
viz.


Debility from intemperance, 2S5; Mania from
drunkenness, Al; Nenereal, every individual of
these being addicted to intemperance, IS; Ul.
GERS, the effect of drunkenness, "a; Fractures
and wounds which were in every case received
whilst the parties were in state Of intoxcation,
28 various diseases, all traced to drunkenness,
l0i crippled whilst the parties were in a state
Of intoSication, S; old age, all habitual drunk
ards, Ssh.