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Intemperance is TO be measured not by
the quantity of wine, but IT'S effect on he
constitution; not by cups but consequence
Let no man fancy because he does not
drink much that he is not sot. Pope said
that to him more than one glass was a
dehauch; and every man who habi;uallv
takes more than his stomach can bear. socn.
er or later arrives at those miseries which
are the effects of hard drinking. Every
healthy topper is a decoy-duck and no
more proves that health is safe in intem-
peTance than an unwounded soldier tha,
life IS secure IN battle -"Srength of nature
IN youth. says Lord Bacon. passes over
many excesses which are owing man till
his age."-Drunkennes amongst persons
ofchaTacter and education is considered. as
1t ought be, al once sinful and degrading.
The consequence has been increased Ionge-
witty and the disappearance among the up
per grades Of society Of hos: or distempers
that follow In The train OF inebriety-