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A ATEEToTAL TRUIsM.-There are two modes
of establishing good, and a teetotal reputa.
ton: First, to be commended by the honest,
consistent, and active friends of temperance
and second, to be condemned, and in various
ways traduced by the rumsellers, and their
sympathising dupes. 1t is best, however, to
secure the former, because it will universally
be accompanied by the latter; rumseller's ca.
Illumination being, not only the greatest benefit
he can confer upon bold, staunch, and con
sistent advocate of cold water, but being also
the only service he will confer for nothing
upon such an opponent of his traffic Mas.
Cataract.