The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1874-04-25
WINE AND WHISKY.
Proverbs and Extracts for the Times that
Try WOmcn's Souls.
WINE PROVERBS.

1. In zinc veritdS.
2. A heart for wine is a heart for
kindness.
3. A real wine drinker laughs with
his eyes.
4. Beware OF the wine vault, facilis
deScenSuS AUerni.
5. Burgundy smiles, hook winks,
champagne laughs.
6 Port for the people, elaret for the
gentry, burgundy for princes.
z. Good wine should drink smooth
like liquifed velvet.
8. Love stole its purple light from
the wine cup.
8. Cupid and champagne exchange
many a glance.
10. OF wine and love the first taste is
best; no second sip equals it.
II. The bottle is of the aristocracy ;
treat ii like gentleman.
-. The Caliban of wine is port, the
Ariel champagne.
13. The bottleis the most voluptuOus
of assassins.
a. The religion of wine is catholic.
Is. Value wine like women-for ma
turity not age.
16. Whisper no gallantries at the Ia
BILE till the champagne has gone round.
IT, Wine wit is the souls rainbow.
18. Wine and youth are fire upon
fire.
19. Good wine is milk for the ages.
20. Wine is turn coat, first friend,
then an enemy.
2l. When the wine is in the wit is
out.
20. Wine of the second bottle is
bad story-teller.
%. The drunkard's fault is not the
wines, but his own.
"a. Your stomach is your wine cellar;
keep the stock small and good.
ALCOHOLIC EXTRACTS.
"The function of alcohol is to dimin-
ish the necessary function of living. -
John FiSke.
"Alcohol enables us to destroy the
laws of nature without suffering imme-
diate and speedy destruction. Parton.
"Alcohol is the monarch of liquids.
America was subjugated by alcohol as
by gun-powder. "-SdUdrin.
"This thirst for liquid which nature
has wrapped in mystery, this extraordi-
nary desire, traceable in every race OF
man, in every ssclime, under every tenn
pera ure, is well worth the attention o
the philosophical observer. ."-6aVarin.
"Can we imagine a beverage COM
pounded of such ingredients as nux
vomica, henbane, opium, arsenic, sui
phuric acid, oil of turpentine, sugar of
lead, tannin, aloes, and quassia, without
an involuntary shudder ?'-Harttey.
GA hattering devil, sweet poison,
a pleasant sin, which whosoever doth
commit committeth not a single sin but
becometh centre and slave of all man.
ner of sin. "-St, augustine.
"The creator in constructing the hu-
man body made it perfect. Alcohol is
foreign to the body" ."--Cdrpenter.
"Milk for women, wine for men,
brandy for heroes. Anon.
"Aicohol is mental machine it en-
ables us 70 translate force into time. 1t
is a time saving machine. ."-Medicdt
Times
"Alcohol is destroying more souls
than all the ministers in Great Britain
are instrumental in saving. - Washing
ton Chronicle. -,
"Wine fills the hearts of men with
kindly feeling toward each other, rem
ders them sympathetic, makes them
talkative, and induces them to confde
their Joys and sorrows to each other. -
Pl,ttdrch.
"Men are much better acquainted
with each other while drinking than at
other times. ."--PLatO.
an uino veritds-there is truth in
wine. 1t was the saying of all anti
guilty that deep drinkers are great think
ers, and that wine induces us to speak
the truth"
"Intemperance springs from the de-
pravity Of the hdman heart, and can
only be cured by having new heart. "
Dr. Smith.
Alcoholism as q disease is dying
out. The question used to be between
much alcohol and o little. The ques
tion now is between very little and none
at all. l."-Ldncet.
"I have pondered over it as Others
have done, and am inclined to place
the desire for fermented liquors side by
side with the desire for immortality, for
both are unknown to the brute creation,
and reg5rd them as d inctive features
of the masterpiece nf the last sublu-
naly revolution. "-SdUdrtn.
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