... awarded to the Dublin Grains Company for dried brewers' grains.—Brewers' Journal. Temperance Advocates and their Opponents. Aconference, organised by some of the leading temperance advocates in the town, was recently held at the Town Hall, Newbury. Sir Alexander ...

... clergy — respecting the temperance movement. It would be better if they would interfere with the duties to which they were called instead of interfering with the duties of other people. No one was more desirous of promoting temperance than the licensed v ...

... has come for them to rouse themselves and to fight vigorously against the bare-faced robbery, which, in the sacred name of temperance, is being practised upon them, and they may well be assured that the sense of fairness and justice which is inherent in ...

... cities could never be charged with permitting intemperance on their premises because they sold off, escaped the cry of the temperance parties, but they were as much if not more entitled to their opposition than the publicans. It is the duty of the Government ...

... THE BREWING TRADE GAZETTE condition in reality. Temperance, Blue Ribbon and Salvation Armies, have large staffs to support, and doubtless, it is the tax levied on the masses that keeps them going. But people's eyes, after the excitement passes away, get ...

... we have the origin of three movements, namely, the clamour for Local Option, no one crying for it but the professors of temperance ; the Salvation, and Blue Ribbon Armies. Does it not seem strange, that at a time when trade has been at its worst, multitudes ...

... many critics have shown that it does not necessarily imply that idea, but merely a moderate exhiliration consistent with temperance. However, it may Revision renders it, have drank freely. July, 1884.1 further be observed, that the words refer to the general ...

... in this rsspect to the boasted reason of man. Temperance is especially necessary in the case of every invalid, whose constitution is either habitually weak, or rendered so by previous disease. Temperance, in such situations, has often been known to work ...

... to define what he means by temperance ! and allege that what may be called temperance by one man, would be downright intemperance in another. I will endeavour to reply, by quoting the words of a famous physician : Temperance is the moderate use and enjoyment ...

... purposes. Dated June 7, 1884. Beverages 9401. G. P. Pond, Fleet Street, London, for the manufacture of acorn beer, wine, and temperance beverages, sparkling and still. Dated June 25, 1884. Casks. 8760. A. Dunbar, Guelph, Ontario, for improvements on machinery ...

... 17, 1884. Beverage. 10,295. E. H. Wagner, Copenhagen, for the production of an improved beverage or beer suitable for a temperance drink. Dated July 17, 18b4. ...

... confidence the temperance party look upon all the many temperance drinks provided for their especial use, as being entirely free from alcohol. We do not doubt for an instant that more than half of what are known by the name of temperance drinks, contain ...