FOR THE LlrcHFIELD ENQUIRER.
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TEMPERANCE, No. AV.-cONCLUDED.

 have thus touched ali the points in relation o this subject which the circumstances of the per- mil. It has, f have succeeded in my attempts, been shown-Tha, though we have liquor of tie same name with one which is mentioned in the bible, it is not the same liquor. Tha; while the wine of the Scripture ages the pure juice of the grape, u"- mixed with any foreign substance, the best wine which obtain from abroad is made of nearly double its natural strength, by aho addition of brandy. That nine tenhs of that which in this land is sold under the name of wine, has crossed the Atlantic, being manufactured in this country That of this by far the greater part s absolutely poisonous; great part hay ing none of the juice of the grape in t, and oft receiving i,s color and taste from poisonous ngredi eots, as sugar of lead and other articles not more wholeeome.

 1t has also been shown that. even though we could obtain the very same species of wias of which the scripture speaks, wo,d not justify the use of it. nor in the leasa,er s qualities. That the object ofihe book was not to determine what men shall est, or what they shal driak what is wha. is Poson- ous but leaving every question Ofthis experi encs and medical skill, set before them objects of their best ears. righteousness and peace. and joy in the Holy Ghoas. That wine as commoa drink, is, therefore. ascertained by the united testimony of perience and or the hest physicians be ofno utility, unfit for the use fpersoDs in heaih the of and inseierate diseases, and of aggsavaiing those which they consiitusiosay liable, and fit only for cases of special sickness.

 have also, f I have succeeded in my endeavors shown that whatever may be GGe of wine, pure or mixed with brandy. imported or manufactured as homs distilled spirit can be 10 other ,haa delsaesioss being he very principle is wine which makes insox- casiag which principle. extracted and concentrated cannot bs otherwise ihan bed. and cannot be used without isssaperasce. That s 90. ussfal ia eases of exposers hardship. ba. renders the bodily sys .em lees able bear up sgaisss the yolsa shocks which it is sometimes exposed Thst t readers the body, though a be for time nsensbls cold and to heat. aer short period. less able to bear either Of them; aud that the strength whieh has besa suppo- sed tO give the abOreS is the extraordinary efforts wheh be is sometimes called make. is equally lac- ,isious and terminates ia weakness real aad asaing asd that ssed sempersssly, dOes ia ordinary cases, shoTtea liae.

 h is shown, thai bg far the greaisr Pa ofshai pOs-