misery we see about us, poverty, crime, vice, insanity, or bottle of beer ; or the wife at home struggling with must insist that food causes many times as much. The swallowing it almost whole, then sweating in a stuffy than a legend, members of a family seeking pleasure made up in large part of food on which the highest of a home circle is that going to be? is due to food, perhaps more directly than the other, force, driving them apart to seek gratification and without wife or home, married women without a hus- The Rule of "Not Too Much." that liquor causes some crime, poverty, etc. But I art of the adulterator has been expended what sort and consolation away from home, coming together at meal time to take up a fresh charge of centrifugal and drive off the aroma perhaps, in some cases, band in his place only a man who pays the bills her work and her children she is sure to have them light snatching a bite of food now and then and and will do what she can for them according to her ending, perhaps, in crime and self-destruction this pleasure in spots unhallowed by the name of "home," the only redeeming feature of the meal a can divorces, orphans by action of court, married men children to whom father and mother are little more Let us grant, for the sake of this argument only, kitchen to prepare the husband's and children's supper