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... TEMPERANCE Tae Rechabite order consists of 75.000 adult members, 35 000 ch iidren, and about 12.000 honorary member. Ar the Grand hotel, Bristol, on Friday, inst the Sun- at » meeting of the licensing trade, held to proteat aga Gay-ciosing bill, it was ...
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... FRAYED TEMPERS. All went well until the two hunts met. Then the spurt stopped. Members of the Surrey Union Hunt, which has been established for to )ears, gazed in astonishment at the intruders, . . . . . Both parties of sportsmen claime4 their right to ...
... TEMPERANCE DRINKS. For those who are teetotal, there are a number of delightful drinks on the market and there is no reason at all why those who not care for alcoholic drinks should not have quite as much varietj in the matter of beverages as wine-drinkers ...
... Mrs Massingberd, of Gaany, Liacolashire, has dcue, and is doing, splendid service to the cause of Temper- social reform. She has devoted her life te the question of ...
... TEMPERANCE. THE old prohibition States — Iowa, Kansas, Maine, New Han and Vermont — show & decreased production during 1887 and 1888 of 78,589 ba rrels of beer, while the higt-license States of Iilinois, Missouri, Nebraska, and show an increased production ...
... TEMPERANCE. 0? thel new mayors elected Monday for England and •le- tnirtv-two are total abstainers and almost without ' urahla t0 Local-option and Sunday-olosiog. >Ir Singer, f Han ey-or-Thames, is the teetotal mayor eight years. Mr Richardson, the Mayor ...
... TEMPERANCE. “The daily nse of moderate quantity of alo a medicine,” is merely confusion of ideas, and is practice a delusion aedasoare. The ‘•medicinal use” of substances whoso action is not purely that of food, always eventuates one of ■ three ways, ...
... TEMPERANCE The General who did not Forget hib Word. —The celebrated French General Cambronne, when was common soldier, was terribly given to the sin of drunkenness. One day w hen he was drank, he struck an officer and was condemned to death. Ilia colonel ...
... TEMPERANCE At the meeting o£ the British Association for the advancement of science, held Monday, the Rev. John Jones read a paper giving statistics intemperance in Liverpool. The paper bristled with statistics, manycf which the reverend gentleman has ...
... TEMPERANCE. Presenting the young people and temperance statistics, the Rev. H. Shells (Penzance) reported n net decrease ...
... TEMPERANCE. Mr. Stephens was successful in carrying a motion, seconded Mr. Decide, in support of the formation, at the union, of branch the Budock Band of Hope, the meetings held the house when convenient to the officials.—Tho chairman thought such innovation ...