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It enables me to say to you now, at the end of five years, I have been a total abstinence man for that time, and by and with the help of God, I will die that." But enough has been educed to show the importance of this and other "Homes" for the recovery of inebriates, and to direct public attention to their great value.
Its tessellated pavement and ample courts suggested the idea of a temple where great multitudes might kneel uncrowded at their devotions; but, from appearances about the place where the altar should be, I judged, that, if one asked the officiating priest for the cup which cheers and likewise inebriates, his prayer would not be unanswered.
The former kind of these inebriates have been observed to be more liable to diabetes and dropsy; and the latter to gout, gravel, and leprosy. Evoe! attend ye bacchanalians! start at this dark train of evils, and, amid your immodest jests, and idiot laughter, recollect, Quem Deus vult perdere, prius dementat.
D.G. Dodge, late Superintendent of the New York State Inebriate Asylum, read a paper before the American Association for the Cure of Inebriates, in 1876, on "Inebriate Asylums and their Management," in which are given the results of many years of study, observation and experience.
Immediately after breakfast she dressed herself to go out, intending to visit the Home for reforming inebriates and learn something of Mr. Ridley. Just as she came down stairs a servant opened the street door, and she saw the slender figure of Ethel. "My poor child!" she said, with great kindness of manner, taking her by the hand and drawing her in. "You are frightened about your father."
These are the most favorable results for, while these cases are winding their weary, sluggish course to the land of rest, there have been many taking the rapid transit. I wish to emphasize the fact that one of the constant symptoms peculiar to this class of inebriates is constipation. As a class these people carry very large quantities of fecal matter in their lower bowels.
Your crowd is always a 'hydra-headed monster'; your tea 'the cup that cheers but not inebriates." "I am afraid I am a deal of trouble to you," suggested the staff. "I am afraid you are," agreed the sub-editor. "Don't give me up," pleaded the staff. "I misunderstood you, that is all. I will write English for the future." "Shall be glad if you will," growled the sub-editor. Dick Danvers rose.
They had most of them seen the remedy applied to inebriates before, and so they watched Cranze make his gradual recovery with the eyes of experts. "Spell-o," ordered Kettle some five minutes later, and once more the hose vomited sea water ungracefully into the sea. This time Cranze had the sense to hold his tongue till he was spoken to.
Frequent and copious draughts of the cup which cheers and inebriates placed him hors de combat before the close of the day. From the crest of the levee, he could at any time discover several lines of battle approaching the town. Frequently he informed the commandant that the Rebels were about to open upon us with a dozen heavy batteries, which they were planting in position for a long siege.
The Dalrymple Homes, in which, on the order of a magistrate and by their own consent, Inebriates can be confined for a time, have been a partial success in dealing with this class in both these respects; but they are admittedly too expensive to be of any service to the poor.
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