Consider three things.
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~ as east acork--It designs the reror.
nation, by kindness, of every drunkard, the
prevention, by total abstinence. ofdrun ken
ness IN every sober man, woman. and child
drying up the great fountains of pau9erisp
crime and premature death;-the removal
OF the greatest obstacle to the s,read ard re-
cepsion of the gospel; universal Drepsra-
uon for good morals. and undefed relioion


IL IS good acork Good in its object:
good in lis means, and has done good unnar
aiieied to any work OF moral reform.


IL IS an important acork-Imporlant to
every poor .drunkard and his familv:-to
every sober man and his family;-to the ma
.ton-to the church;--the world, beyond
what tongue can tell or mind conceive


Wig should IL ctase-Is its continuance
unneededl Is it beneath .he notice of men
oil lofty minds and good heartsl Are lis
principles iaise2 Is it at variance with the
Plvine. law, OF which mans physical nature2
Does 1t hurt the body2 Does il inlure The
lniellecta Does it wrong the souil Does
II disturb family peace-or social happiness
or pubic thrifl2 Ii is waste of lime-
Oh taienl-o money! Ifnot, WHY should
the work cease2 Has enough been done5
has all been done which can be done2
Are there no drunkards now perishino2
A'e mere no children and youth. no hus-
9anos and fathers now entering the drunk.
''d pa'hk Is every distillery broken up7