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Of society. But how can we look upon them
now2 AS the man who would apply the torch
Of the incendiary in the midst Of the popul6uS
city, reckless alike of the lives or the properly
OF It's ctizens--as the man who would deal
out poison, known as such, at sixpence dose.
which will not Immediately, but will newt
ably destroy human life-with this difference,
that alcoholic poisons are, Of all others, the


most pernicious and injurious to the comniu-''
nity. II these, then, are the effects of the


use and the sale OF intoxicating drinks, let US
all rather choose the path that leads TO temper /.
ance and yirtue-et us, with one heart and
one voice, endeayor by every means in our
power to arrest the progress of the fell de-
stroyer, and by every laudable means persuade
men to give up that which must end in ruin
and disgrace, and to Danish it for ever froms
our land. MENTOR.