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the persons stimulated by il seek in alcohol, il
opium and in some other preparations for the
means et appeasing this restless excitement, and
find in them an artificial false ard brutal exaltaiior
or enthusiasm, which is q reversed image or per
version of the true sentiment. IN some character.
this perverted excitement takes dreamy cast; in
others it becomes violent; in others again it rises
to madness.


Drunkenness from this cause has existed in
all ages and climates, and there can be but little
hope Of eradcating it without social Reform
without the Organization of Society, which will
satisfy fully mans spiritual nature, and allow a
true and noble expansion Of the sentiment OF ex-
altation and enthusiasm which burns within his
soul.


To sum up, we find four principal classes Of
Drunklrds First, the Drunkards of prolonged
and uonotonous Toll; second, the Drunkards of
habit aud example third, the Druakards of de-
speir and disappointment; and fourth, the Drunk
ards of smothered exaltation and enthusiasm.
There are some other Causes-accidental and
,ranstory-which produce Drunkenness, but we
will not enup,erate them as separate Glasses.


In our next article, we vii! point out briefly
the conditions which must be fulfilled 70 do away
with Intemperance.