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probably Iheis langa will receive slreuglh to Vo csra.e, and 'o exprssS bOiaserOus disSegprd Of de- eency hut the real strength which they posasss speed

 fly sxhauss seIfia these violent esrss; and b not oas 6eisTe they sink into weakness which Is ar from being imaginary. Farmers have tried the thing abun- dan'ly ia gathering their hay; and others hOth e- PlOyers and workmen, in dptra,iOns in which mnch exposure to hetis unavoidable, have also tried is and the result has been, that Iess work is done by those who take sPir wbelher freely or &oderSue- y, yet habuaIly. during the exposure than by those who! wholly abelaiA from stimalatug drinks.

 Cold winter Is, without question: the bes. and tos. wholesome drink for all who eajoy ordinary iisa,h. f however something iierentis by any desired, O.i- CT drinks perfectly harmless are always within reach Milk and water; sweetened water or water tempered wh any of ihs common acids, or even coffee may be used with advantage. This last, however, is inferior to the o,het for its properties are both heating @ slightly stimula,ing but when tempered with milk and spgaf tt s also highly nuirilious, and may be used without dangcv of in,oxca,ion But in al cases the less stimulating the liuor the better does 1t an- swer lhe ssiirpose. rhe Roman soidiers, betides a weight Of and armour, H least as hsasy as any carried hy solders in modern times carried as0 pre- visions and aplcnents equiyaleli weight of sixty pounds. With this weight. perform march of 25 miles. and then .o ioriify their camp by digging srenei aroaaa i, was thought n easy days work. But these sodiers drank nohing stronger ,haa vinegar and water.

 The truth ia rela.on io this suljec. seems to be, that spirits do, by iIer stimulating power, render men for short time insens,hle to the uneasness which rey would otherwise feel from heat or Tom colt.-- The feeling of weakness is r short peEiod suspeo- ded, and sort of morbid strength is asret silar to that which exists in derium. Bu, as Il happens with the maniac. po does ii happen will. ,he drinker of spir,s the excitement having snbsile the sense of &eakness, end all the unpleasant feelsags pessrh with greater aggraya,ioa than before andshe poor man finds, or more commonly hia friends find, that by drinking spirit he has, ia the long .p, only gained desire for more. Ms PxRoiisoaa.

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