THE TACTICS OF THE ENEMY
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In some Of the Northern States, the enemies
Of total Abstinence have started newspapers
advocating temperance--that is, according TO
the liberty of drinking, but not to drunken
ness. Ea


We heard Of one Of the victims Of these gen.
try, a few days ago. He had been reclaimed
by the tetotallers, and reestablished in his for
mer condition Of so6riety. but by giving in his
adhesion to temperance, as explained by the
rum seller. he relapses into drunkenness; and
now Wanders tho 0fra.s- - 0'iIOoc VINO
brought him to this condition are far from tax
ing him by the hand. They would kick him
from the bar-room, not because he does not
drink, but because he has no money with
which 10 pay for the poison.


Drinking liquor as beverage, never did
good-never will. Consult the records Of
crime, and you will discover that two thirds,
at least, are the result of strong drink.