...writer has the following passages: " It is to be desired, when a man lifts a suicidal arm against bis highest life, when he quenches reason and conscience,...palsied limbs. They describe his waning prosperity, пи poverty, his despair. They describe his desolate, cheerless home, his cold hearth, n is scanty...

...extinction of reason as the great essential evil of this vice, the writer lias the following passages : " It is to be desired, when a man lifts a suicidal arm...intemperance, to describe the bloated countenance of the drnnkard, now flushed and now deadly pale. They describe his trembling, palsied limbs. They describe...

...calamities should bear witness to the inward ruin which he is working; that the hand writing of jndgment and wo on his countenance, form, and whole condition,...a brute. It is common for those who argue against intempcrance, to describe the bloated countenance of the drunkard, now flushed and now deadly pale....

...should bear witness to the inward ruin which he is working ; that the handwriting of judgment and woe W! <ib G 5 oo ? } { \ 엽 x n 꿩 ^ " [ H;)M B u for a man, God's rational offspring, to renounce his reason and become a brute. It is common for...

...witness to the inward ruin which he is working ; that the hand- writing of judgment and woe on hia countenance, form, and whole condition, should declare...off-spring, to renounce his reason and become a brute." The drunkard is not only a degraded man, he is also a diseased man. This fact is often overlooked....

...should bear witness to the inward ruin which he is working; that the handwriting of judgment and woe on his countenance, form, and whole condition should...offspring, to renounce his reason and become a brute." A man with a blighted moral nature is a sad spectacle ; no sadder sight in all the world. Every avenue...

...should bear witness to the inward ruin which he is •working; that the handwriting of judgment and woe on his countenance, form, and whole condition, should...offspring, to renounce his reason and become a brute." The drunkard is not only a degraded man, he is also a diseased man. This fact is often overlooked....

...should bear witness to the inward ruin which he is working ; that the handwriting of judgment and woe on his countenance, form, and whole condition should...offspring, to renounce his reason and become a brute." A man with a blighted moral nature is a sad spectacle ; no sadder sight in all the world. Every avenue...

...should bear witness to the inward ruin which he is working; that the handwriting of judgment and woe on his countenance, form and whole condition, should...offspring, to renounce his reason, and become a brute." CHAPTER V. KOT A FOOD, AND VEKY LIMITED IN ITS RANGE AS A MEDICINE. use of alcohol as a medicine has...

...should bear witness to the inward ruin which he is working; that the handwriting of judgment and woe on his countenance, form, and whole condition, should...offspring, to renounce his reason and become a brute." The drunkard is not only a degraded man, he is also a diseased man. This fact is often overlooked....