THEINTEMPERATE HUSBAND.
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From Mr. Sprague's Address before the Massachu-

 sets Society for snppressing Intemperance.

 The common calamities oflife may be en- dured.-Poverty, sickness, and even death may he met-but there is that which. while it brings all these with it, is worse than all these together. When the husband and father for gets the duties he once delighted to fulfil, and Hv slow degrees becomes the creature of in- temnerance. there enters into his house the sorrow that rends the spirit-that cannot be alleviated; that will nor be comforted.

 Ii is here. above all, where she. who has ventured every thing, feels that every thing is lost.s Woman, suffering woman, here bends to her direst affiictiOn. The measure Of her woe is, in truth, full, whose husband IS a drunkard. Who shall protect her when he is her insultcr. her oppressOr? What shall de-