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HThs solitary instances Of longevity which
ave now and then met with in hard drinkers,
no more disprove the deadly effects of ardent
spirits, than the solitary instances of recoveries
from apparent death by drowning, prove that
there is no danger to life from human body
lying an hour under water."-Dr. Rash.


Dr. Cheyne relates the following anecdote:
"a gentleman far advanced in years, on one
occasion, boasted that he had drank two, three,
or four bottles Of wine every day for fifty years,
and that he was as hale and hearty as ever"


"Pray," remarked a by-stander, "where are
your boon companions?" "Ah!" he quickly
replied, "that's another affair; if the truth
may be told, l have buried three entire gene
rations of them"