STRANGE THINGS.
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We live in q world Of strange things, We
live in world Of men. Therefore men mus,
be strange things That is, strange 'syllo-
sism; but has some truth in it for all. For IL
Illustration, we would refer to the subject of
which we treat almost every day. Look at the
conduct of men in reference to the Temper
ance cause, and you will be free to admit that
men At least act strangely. A few particular
instances may Be given. tra es


Many men are avowed enemies Of the cause,
and do all they can &c, destroy il. n vf-er n.


Many men are secret enemies Of the cause,
and throw every, obstacle they can in its way,
20 they ARE not seen. i od gaHo.a It


Many men are profesaedly neutral on the
subject, though there are thousands falling
victims to in.emperance. li9l salRaa


Many men are professedly friends Of the
cause, yet do nothing to help it on. s..


Many men are true friends Of Temperan &c,
yet oppose all associated efforts to promote it.


These are all very strange things, and yet i,
is looked upon BY many as thing stranger
than all, that we should be willing to spend
our time in showing men how strangely they
act. oh what mystery 10 man is man