... this programme consistently, the temperance advocates will have enough to do, and it seems to us that the Times has not been kind to them in its advice. It should have kept to possibilities, and encouraged the temperance advocates by urging them to do something ...

... firmness of temper—it is of the utmost importance to the manager. Let him keep his temper above all things, though this is a hard job sometimes, we all know ; however, be will be much more the master if he can do so. If he lose his temper, he is almost ...

... to the great detriment of the licensed victuallers' trade, and, as he thought, not to the advantage of the interests of temperance. lie gave to the London society the honour and credit of having procured the passing ...

... add that when Mr. Baxter was living at Crosshills he was the secretary for the Ebenezer Temperance Society; he was a very hearty and diligent worker for the temperance cause generally ; and a very earnest canvasser for signatures to petitions in favour of ...

... The thought is absurd, as well as ignorant. It is a pity the temperance advocates, when riding their favourite hobby horse, do not keep clear of the Scriptures, and not abuse the temperate use of an article in the most intemperate language, and quote ...

... whose sympathies they do not and cannot possess—a rule of living which only finds its adherents in the rank and file of the temperance people. Then again, they are incongruous in their mode of procedure, as the arguments they use are one-sided and apply as ...

... 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 ...

... close every hotel and publichouse in every part of England during the whole .of every Sunday. The inconvenience to which all temperate people, who form an overwhelming majority in this country, will be put by this measure is inconceivable, and this on a day ...

... American pedestrian, completed his teetotal toddle, which was undertaken, according to a daily paper, in the interests of Temperance and Science. This stupendous feat was finished on Saturday, the 15th of March, 1884, and is thus reported by a weekly county ...

... THE BREWING TRADE GAZETTE. Mr. Gladstone that the increase of temperance had caused a decrease in the revenue, he said he could not say whether this increase of temperance was ascribed to education or not, but if it was a fact, and drunkenness was on ...

... position of the country, I might have a good deal to say upon, but I am now dealing with the question more especially from the temperance point of view. This great and voluntary reduction in the consumption of spirituous liquors may, no doubt, be treated in ...

... 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 ...