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We invite the attention o; ALL out especially those
who think ii sats to drink trins, TO the following
facts. the testimony OF Professor GOODRICH OF Yale
College


Thousands OF young men in our country are de-
s,royipg themselves for time and eternity, deluded
and deceived By those who ought 10 know better
like the Young man alluded to by the Professor
We rejoice that the community are waking up re-
specting the awful desola,on caused by the use OF
ermented as well as distilled liquors. and trust they
will not 90 10 sleep until the use OF alcohol as bev
craze in anv form or name is fully believed 10 be
.nocker and forever discarded. 1t is g matter of
rejoicing that the Presidents and Professors OF many
of our COLLEGES are professed friends OF total ab-
stinence. We trust the time may no; be distant
when we can saw ALL parents run fearful risks in
sending their SOILS 10 Colleges where Presidents
or Professors sanction by their practice even the
moderate use OF any kind Of alcoholic drinks


Z" Had been called three years ago to express my
views of the subject they would probably have been
different from those entertain at present | am now
astonished did no. take higher ground But changes
have taken place OF immense importance The inquiry
has shown that the of lnemperance situated
farther back than is generally supposed had widows
son committed 10 particular care. he was heir TO
great estate He wen; through the different stages of
his education and finally left College with good moral
character and brieh, prospects. But during


f his education he had heard the sentiment advanced
which then supposed correct that the of wine
mot only admissible but real auxiliary to the Temper
ance cause After he had left College for few years.
be continued 10 be respectful AT length he be-
came reserved one night he rushed unceremonously
into nv room, and his appearance told the dreadful
secret, He said ne came talk with He had been
told during his Senior years that il safe drink
,,;D, and by that idea he had been ruined asked him


If his mother knew this He said No he had carefully
concealed the secret from her. asked him if he was
such slave that he could not abandon the habit Talk
not to me Of slavery said he am ruined, and before
20 TO bed shall quarrel with the bsrkeeper OF the Ton


tine for brandy or gin my burning thirst In one
month this Young man in the grave It went 20 my
heart. Wine is the cause of ruin to great proper
ton of the young men of our country. Another con-
sderaton is ,ha, the habit OF convyay and hospitality
ia now directed to the of wine.


".You give up your wine and will give up my rum.
sav, the dram drinker Once would yield 10 this
now think ought for the purpose OF checking intsm
persnce will not speak for Others but for me to do
otherwise would be SIM