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duct in the case before usS A refusal to ex-
anime the subject under the present light
thrown upon it, is either inexcusably dis
respectful to that public opinion which calls
for the investigation, or it betrays the weak
ness Of cause whose advocates shun such
scrutiny.


| have just read your argument in No. 3,
and am much pleased with it. | hope in
the future you will especially prove the
sixth point-that the condition and busi-
ness of the whole community, including
even that of dealers, themselves, would be
benefited by the success of entire temper
ance principles. w.