... often unprincipled opposi- of the trade with the temperance movement, the address says: It I tion have no effect upon its general adoption. remains as muoli•as ever a matter of regret that the Temperance • •• • I ...

... ensure the solution of such unconverted starch, our liquor for effecting extraction of the constituents soluble at the lower temper itures must in temperature be suffieitnt simply to cause the goods to rise slowly from to I60‘), and towards the end of ...

... should be adopted. The motion, which was proposed by Mr. J. R. Coule, and seconded by Mr. Joughin, prominent members of the temperance party, was in these words :— Whereas the granting of the licences !or the sale of intoxicating liquor within this Isle ...

... be read in M. Pasteur's handsome volume, which promises to inaugurate a new era in the history of beer brewing. CANADIAN TEMPERANCE FANATICS. —ln Toronto no beer or liquor of any kind can be publicly sold from six o'clock on Saturday night until Monday ...

... information on such evidence as Mr. Herbert Gladstone's Leeds' petition, and paid the penalty, by losing 3,000 votes. The temperance movement is neither more nor less than a great [February, 1883. Radical organization, and the sooner our Conservative and ...

... than before the question was dealt with. Then they knew that the State of Maine was held up as a mirror, and a model of temperance and sobriety, and yet he recently read in a Boston paper that in the town of Agusta, which gave birth to the Maine Liquor ...

... the crime of violence should, in the districts where intemperance is rampant far outnumber those where the inhabitants are temperate. At Derby and Northamption—places widely different as regards the amount of drunkenness among the inhabitantsthe proportion ...

... spirits. This question deserves further investigation, not only in the interests of the brewing trade, but in the interests of temperance and health The Brewers' Exhibition. are pleased to inform our renders that the fourth Brewers' Exhibition will be held in ...

... licensed victuallers were supported by the drunkard, for they lived by the sober men, and on the profits derived from the temperate. He wished to bring before them the possible remedy they had in resisting the attack made upon them, and which he considered ...

... it ? The election for President will be determined in 1884 by the German vote, as King Grambrinus, the German, the true temperance reformer, does not believe in being banished in favour of Neil Dow and his hosts. (Hear, hear.) Prohibition, they see, leads ...

... to note, how persistent and continual are the attacks made upon your trade by the teetotal party, I cannot call them a temperance party, their intemperate language does not entitle them to that designation. At the present time, there are no fewer than ...

... it. Besides, no substantial proof has yet been adduced to show that Sunday closing does anything to promote the cause of temperance. The evidence is all the other way. In Scotland, drunkenness on Sundays notoriously prevails to a great extent ; while the ...