Thr  tipplers  are  nsaally  of  three  kinds :  a,  Tbu  weak-willed;  I), 'I'he  genial;
c.  The  meau-souled  man,  who  tV)l|;ht«  to  *'  sponi;e  *'  on  ocheri.  ThOM
who  become  drunkard*  by  nightly  nutatlotiH  to  relieve  mental  trouble  an
more  nunterous  than  supposed.  Tnls  drunkenness  haa  no  excited  fttagei
and  the  habit  may  go  oo  without  betug  noticed  tor  years.  The  noo
turnal  drunkanl  will  uke  n  small  done  la  the  morning  to  throw  off  the
stupidity  of  the  nightly  debauch  and  to  appear  as  usual  before  the  pub*
lie.  But  (his  has  Its  Umlta,  and  paralysis,  apoplexy  or  Initaolty  may
re«'ilt.  This  clasi  usually  belongs  to  onr  acilre  members  of  society,
Sui'h  nightly  stupefactions  are  more  fatal  to  mental  Integrity  thi^n  any
otbtrr  form  of  drinking.  In  ht-redlly  U  t«  the  nervous  bias  which  Is
tr«nsmltic<l.  which  ciin  be  aroused  suddenly  or  may  He  lat«nt  for  years.
