... TEACHING OF TEMPERANCE. Mr. Walter N. Edwards, addressing th'* Society for the Study of Inebriety, ycat-rdav. suggested that in teaching hygiene, the following jiftinU should be dc.iJt itn. That alcohol used can itself produce disease from which the abstainer ...

... TRUE TEMPERANCE. The True Temperance Association, of 3. Parliament-chambers, Groat Smith-street, SM., has prepared a personal appeal in favour of temperance, working out 4 ho d tmaje due to the moral, mental, and physical weli-being of man by insobriety ...

... INCREASING TEMPERANCE. Tie consumption of both .pint. »nd boor per head was less in 19M than in any one of tho l«t 15 years, and since 1900 the decline has been continuous. The consumption of spirits per bead of the population in 1900 was 1.09 gallons ...

... CALL TO TEMPERANCE. The Bishop referred to what he designated the present outburst of intemperance, a grave evil about which he said there could be no doubt. The extent and gravity of the evil were best evidenced by the nature of the remedies provided ...

... for a temperance bazaar : but she was at one with them in realising how much the temperance work in this country needed all the support it could obtain (applause). The arrival of the members ot the Congress had been described as The Temperance Invasion ...

... consideration of temperance work abroad, in her introductory address, insisted on the need of women's work for temperance, and drew attention to the way in which the desire for reform had awakened statesmen and philanthropists. — Mrs. Finlay v Hampstead) ...

... were in the House a majority of gentlemen who were in favour of temperance legislation, and if these men were in they :night look for a great deal of good work from them. if the temperance party was earnest no Government, Liberal or Couservat.ve, could ...

... His advice to temperance reformers was — Take what you can get at present, and, following the homely practice of Oliver Twist, in due time ask for more (applause). Dr. J. B. Dunn contributed a paper on The History of the Temperance Keforni in the United ...

... TEMPERANCE REFORM. Mr. (Home rf , ecretary) said that he nut in a position to answer any questions reating to Welsh Church Commission that day, but he would be prepared to do eo after name. As to a suggestion for more drastic temperance legislation. there ...

... TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRATION A temperance meeting was hel , l in Exeter Hall last evening to welcome Miss Frances E. Willard, President of the World's Womnn's hristian Temperance and of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union of America. The large ...

... was adopted : — That each of the Continental Temperance Organisa- tions be invited to send suggestions as to the steps which might be taken by the National Temperance League for the promotion of temperance in Continental countries, and also as to the ...

... TEMPERANCE LEGISLATION. THE RESPONSE TO SIR H. CAMPBELL- BANXERMAIVS APPEAL. _» The following has been issued as a Manifesto by tho Temperance Party :— In recent speeches at Manchester and Birmingham Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman made important and ...