...disease. From Montreal, Dr. Bronson writes, " Cholera has stood up here, as it has done every where, the advocate of Temperance. It has pleaded most eloquently,...little better off". Ardent spirits, in any shape and in all quantities, have been highly detrimental. Some temperate men resorted to them, during the prevalence...

...disease. From Montreal, Dr. Bronson writes, " Cholera has stood up here, as it has done every where, the advocate of Temperance. It has pleaded most eloquently,...little better off. Ardent spirits, in any shape and in all quantities, have been highly detrimental. Some temperate men resorted to them, during the prevalence...

...disease. From Montreal, Dr. Bronson writes, "Cholera has stood up here, as it has done every where, the advocate of Temperance. It has pleaded most eloquently,...little better off. Ardent spirits, in any shape and in all quantities, have been highly detrimental. Some temperate men resorted to them, during the prevalence...

...disease. From Montreal, Dr Bronson writes, "Cholera has stood up .here, as it has done every where, the advocate of Temperance. It has pleaded most eloquently,...it without bearing away its victim. Even moderate thinkers have been but liitle better ofT. Ardent spirits, in anv shape and in all quantities, have...

...drinkers." From Montreal, writes Dr. Bronson, " Cholera hag stood up here, as it has done everywhere, the advocate of temperance. It has pleaded most eloquently...haunt of the drunkard, and has seldom left it without * Professor Mackintosh, of Edinburgh, who ranks high in the medical profession, and who was physician...

...drinkers." From Montreal, writes Dr. Bronson, " Cholera has stood up here, as it has done everywhere, the advocate of temperance. It has pleaded most eloquently...away its victim. Even moderate drinkers have been but * Professor Mackintosh, of Edinburgh, who ranks high in the medical profession, and who was physician...

...intemperate and dissolute. little better oft". Ardent spirits, in any shape, and in all quantities, have heen highly detrimental. Some temperate men resorted to...prevalence of the malady, as a preventive, or to remove the feeling of uneasiness about the stomach, or for the purpose of drowning their apprehensions ; but they...

...drinkers." From Montreal, writes Dr. Bronson, " Cholera has stood up here, as it has done everywhere, the advocate of temperance. It has pleaded most eloquently...little better off. Ardent spirits, in any shape, and in all quantities, have been highly detrimental. Some temperate men resorted to them, during the prevalence...

...here, as it has done everywhere, the advocate of temperance. The disease has searched out the home of the drunkard, and has seldom left it without bearing away its victim. Even moderate drinkers hare been Milt better off. Ardent spirits, in any shape, and in all guantttiet, have been highly detrimental....

...coffin, celebrate his triumphs. THB CHOtERA. THE cholera has stood up here, as it has done everywhere, the advocate of temperance. It has pleaded most eloquently, and with tremendous spirit. The disease has searched out the haunts of the drunkard, and has seldom left it without tearing...