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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2092, 18 January 1908, Page 3

Sergeant AYilliams returned yesteruy afternoon from a visit of inpect ion 'to the Coast stat ions. The Rev. Father Digiuui leaves m- Auckland to-day to attend the nnua'l conference of priests.

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BEER AMD BRAINS. It is pitiful in tho extreme to seo .! man whom God has endowed with intellectual faculties of the highest•rder become ti e slave of intoxicat;ig liquors. It stirs one’s deepest emotions to see a human being turned into an idiot and a man into a devil. And .yet this is what strong drink is doing for large numbers in our community, i ondering them incapable of self-contr .‘l, causing them to be the sport of the thoughtless, and tho dupes of tho designing. Those who have- studied the subjwt most deeply toll is that AT LEAST ONE-THIRD OK THE CASES OK LUNACY AUK ATT I'll BUT All L K TO STRONG DRINK. But the mischief is strongly accentuated bv tho fact that THK CI’AY--1 \-t; fop ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS \Nf> THE RESULTS THAT FLOW V > O M IT DO NOT END WITH THE INDIVIDUAL, BUT ARE TRANSiWITTED TO FUTURE GENERAI - TONS Old Plutarch has said that •‘dniiVkards begot drunkards,” and modern science confirms the ancient conclusion. Dr Figg says: |J ho brain of the drunkardl s child is as often the minaturc ol: that' ot father as is the impress ot his tc, t- )> piLaticeraux, or I ans, sam. The person who inherits alcoholism ■ generally marked with degenerat- , " particularly manifested an disrbnnccs of the fimcticns r. Norman Kerr has told us that Defected nerve power and an cnebled morale form the lavonte lc^ ( ■v of inebriates to tlioir offspiing. v. Darwin, the eminent soient.st naturalist, has declared that die diseases arising from glrinkuru to think of &WoF THE LIQ, ?3Eu?lnffi C m«st bo the nature hat can view this awful scene of iental desolation with indifference. Adv.