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Temperance VS.. Rum.-It is stated in the Lew
i>burg (Pa.) Advocate, that some worHmen in
field of Mr.. Brown. OF that vicinity, lately af.
forded very satisfactory demonstration Of the
comparative merits, amongst those engaged in
hard labor, of the abstinence' and ardent
spirits" systems. The Advocate says one day
last week Mr.. Brown hired four men to NOW a
field of grass. Three of them took several good
drinks in the course of the forenoon and the
fourth did not taste drop, whereupon, qnes-
ton arose about the utility of dram," which
after having argued to no purpose for some time,
they agreed to decide by contest Of speed, aud
to work they went. The result was, that thu
individual who drank nothing moved round"
his stimulated opponents in the course of one
"through across the field" as mowers say
Bali. Pat.