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... eifecti or TEMPERANCE and INTEMPERANCE. TEMPERANCE. riojroßS. tiieip. hfects. Water, I Health, Wealth. Milk and Wafer, j Serenity of Mind. Small Beer, j Reputation. Long Lifr, ar.i J Happint— . Cyder and Perry, j Cheerfulnef- ?? I Strength. Porter, j ...
... The Temper and Genius of the Issdians of North America. From Ah Hiftorical Account of the Expedition againft the Ohio Indians in 1764. THE love of liberty is innate in the favage 5 and feems the ruling paffion ol the (fate of na- ture. His defires and ...
... arifiog from that very c tempers. They are all ...
... EDINiJ UR G H — SE P TEMPER 26. ...
... r-mi:i ?/ Simons to the Rich and Stubious. On Temperance and Exercise. By a Physician. Btfcfe Sermons there are many practical obferva- l :ions and precepts well worthy of attention, a few Mich we thai! feledl for the ufe of our readers. Tie proportion ...
... Facts relative to the Nullom temper which was under the considerations of ??? Feb. 27. tr William having oujL^'i mons, in the P r3ll jt cS in t be made to • fty lity Wales, hisMgy tifying them of the crown in the* - t Accordingly, t grant was pa- far ...
... Remarkable Instances of longevity, attaint by temperance, early ??? and muck extrcise in the open air. TN the year. when Chriftian IV. King I>enmark, and his royal confort Sophia Magdalrna, vifited their Norwegian dominions, they took up their relidence ...
... you enj-y the prefentday, Drive fears of future ills awuy, And wifely temper with (were, There is no good earth, complete. Swift death Achilles taatch'd away ; Old Tython felt a flow decay: And who can tell but time May lend the hours deny'd thee ...
... pricing the early temper of his foul, ,* r elefs of wealth, nor fit for bafe controul: tender Saint, to whom he owes much more j ever Child to Patent ow'd before, firft feafon, when the fever's flame ru nk to deformity his fhriveli'd frame, turn'd each ...
... ** Gentlemen, M The moderation and temper with which you refolve to enter into the.coniideration of the important affairs have recommended unto ypu, cannot but give the greateft fatisfadioo: as, from thofe difptfuions, 1 entertain the fulleft confidence ...
... To what then can we aferibe this their prefent pacific temper, after fo many demonftrations of haughtinefs and implacability ? Shall we fay, it is owing to remorfe /’We darfc not affirm it, becaufe the great fearcher of hearts alone is judge in this cafe ...
... Creat Armies the befi difiiplined, whether thence ihe lefs formidable to a Country. Their Temper and Views. Tn Regard to publick Liberty, Armies the beft difciplincd are not kfs to be dreaded tban ihe worft, but I tbink, more ; iince their Relaxation ...