VOLUME IV--NUMBER- 80.
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mellow, twill only be bringing back
good usage of the olden time. Many
great lawyer has drawn his inspiration
from the bottle. Why not we2 In the
time OF HudIbras there was muse.
That with ale -or viler liquors.


Dld INSPIRE Wlthers, Pryn and FicksrS,
And force them, thoaghit was in spite
OF Nature and their Stars, 10 wrftes


So, any of US whom nature and our stars
have denied the gift of eloquence, may
qaatf il from aglass of wine or toddy, or a
punch bowl: our casialy.


The Doctors are Jointly interested with
US, in maintaining the dominion of good
drink. 1tputs money in ;heir purse.
once heard right eminent physician saw
"a firm abs,ainer from total abstinencel that
It alcoholic drinks were done away. il
would greatly curlail the profits ofthe Doc,
tors. These were his own words.


Some lawyers, abe:tors of whatthev'caliN
the great Reformation weekly argue. that
the solid and permanent welfare of our
profession is inseparable from that of the
community and that as The community
would undoubtedly be bettered by The TO-
.al disuse of intoxicating drinks, so would
we. But this is mere abstraction. In fact.
ii is little better than metaphysical: as [
could prove if had time.


Your loving brother.


A LAWYER.
Christmas Day, 1914.