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ENGLISH INTEMPERANcE. .- There are
ninety-fve thousand rum shops in Great
Britain. The liquor consumed yearly would
fill canal one hundred and sixty miles
long, thirty feet wide, and six feet deep.
The land occupied in raising hops and bar
ley alone, would raise grain enough 10 fur
nish breadstuffs for four millions Of her
half-famished subjects, giving surplus for
exportation,