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legation rest upon him, higher, stronger, holer
than the printed pledges of our Societies, to
do good to others, in the manner proposed by
our associations? Is he justified "from the
outside" in finding fault with those who have,
at least done more than he has ever done, to
prevent the spread of the contagion of intem-
perance2


We like the spirit of our correspondent
but think he would be more consistent, if, in
stead of finding fault with our carelessness,
and reproachng US for our inactivity, he would,
from choice" determine to be what he is
not now, Teetolaler.