CONSUMPTION
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r or some time past, the public papers

 nave been crowded with paragrephs, res

 olut'ons, prpcedipgs. tSe. }Sc. Slowing the great deslrrction to human fife, which is brought onby in,en,pcrance in the use Of spurious liquors. Sern,ons have, been

 preached, orations delivered, and even ,oas's drank agains, this destructive vice.

 ~ has been held up, and very properly too, 'n the most odious colors to every rank ana condition of life. Alllhe evils which aih's' buman nature have been attributed 10 the ravages of the dram bottle. The loss of character: the disruption of sacred engagements the total wreck of domestic happiness. have been brought upon ,hf world by a too frequent elevation of ,hs I-chrystal vials of wrath. i,.I e \ l That the evils brought upon the worl, by habits of intcmperance are great an, numerous, every one, will admit. But i

 there no greater evil! Is there not a nor fell destroyer of human life stalking ahou