INTEMPERANCE IN SONS

Rev. W. F. Crafts says:

Recently, in a New England manufacturing city, we noted a change

that bodes no good for business or politics or religion. We

found that the old men who founded and developed the mills were

all total abstainers and had been from youth, but their sons,

who were succeeding to these great responsibilities, had nearly

all of them come back from college with drinking habits.

(1656)

=Intemperate Living=--See LONGEVITY ACCOUNTED FOR.

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