TEMPERANCE PREACHED FROM


THE PULPIT.
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We were pleased. on Sunday night, with
Mr.. Sprole's discourse. and especially with
that part which enjoined the observance of the
golden rule. One Of the points enforced was,
il is not doing to others as we would that 9TH
ers should do to US, TO proffer the wine cup to
the sons Of our neighbor, thereby doing them
injury, when we would not thank him for Of
fering the liquid poison 10 our own.


Fathers, you have sons. They have reach
ed, say, their sixteenth or eighteenth year.
You would be miserable were you to have
reason to believe they would become drunk
ards, and you would condemn, if not oathe,
the man who encouraged in them the appetite.
Well, do all you can to save the sons OF 9TH
ers. Frown down the traffic, and do all in
your power to crush it. Remember that the
boys Of the present age are TO become the men
to fight our battles and govern our councils
hereafter; and surely you love your country
too well to leave it in the hands of drunkards.