May go, 1903.
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 For months together such orders were received and answered, one, two ,and three, day 1; sometimes for pint, sometimes for quart, and some times Sor tsco quarts at time. When two quarts were order edit was in consequence of "the morrow being thesSabbath." Orders written in the emorning were very fair and legible, but when more than one day were sent, those written after the liquor had operated, were done with trembling hand, and were ve- ry difficult to read.

 What sasubject this for reflection! Rum drinkers sof every grade, remember that the papers and books of the traders will remain, standing mementos of your weak ness, long after you have ceased to afford occulaf demonstration of it 10 your ac- quaihtance. Are you willing to subject your families to such reproach? If so go on, your purpose will be accomplished

 ..' Mass. Spy.

 When Socrates was building house at Athens, he. Ing asked by one who observed the smalness of the hode more suitable to his dignity He replied that he should think himself sufficiently accommodated if he could see that narrow habiiaon filled with real friends Such was the opinion of this great muster of humau nature, concerning the unfrequency of such an union o minds might deserve the name offriendship tha among the multitude whom vanity or curiosity civilty or veneration, crowded about him, he did not expect that very spacious apartments would be necessary tC contain al who should regard him with sincere kin, ness, or aehere 10 hsa with fidelity.