As a teetotaler I abstain wholly from intoxicating drinks and stimulants, and discourage the use of the same in others.
I am not a teetotaler or temperance man in any way, and my rejection of all stimulants (my strongest drink being milk and much water) is a mere matter of taste.
He wasn't a teetotaler exactly, but he never took too much under any provocation.
Teetotaler for sake of example, always have been--and don't like the stuff either, never did.
Ommaney drank the spirits--he was an absolute teetotaler as a rule, though not pledged in any way to abstinence--and it revived him.
He confessed that he had once been a teetotaler for three years, during which time he had been much benefited; but had broken his pledge through the influence of his companions.
Why is it dangerous for a teetotaler to have more than two reasons for the faith that is in him?
My opponent was a worthy, sturdy teetotaler known as Mr. Cory, whose sons still flourish as the great coal merchants of our day.
Another teetotaler with whom I came much into contact was the late Sir Benjamin Ward Richardson, a shortish, stout man to look at, a good public speaker, and warmly devoted alike to literature and science.
A leadingteetotaler with whom I had much to do was the late Mr. Smithies, founder of The British Workman and publications of a similar class.
Our teetotaler owner-captain was laughed at, and sneered at, by all of us because of his teetotalism.
Well, I'm a teetotaler now," said George, resignedly.
It was a pity that he did so, for with the good start as a teetotaler he had got during George Early's residence, he might have reformed and prevented the trouble that came, as trouble always does when you look for it.
He had been a teetotaler all his life and was a prominent member of a militant temperance society.
She is a buxom and cheerful young woman, neither a teetotalernor intemperate, shrewd, and possessed of a considerable share of intelligence and humour.
I might have been borne with perhaps if I had become a drunkard; for drunkards were in some cases tolerated; but a teetotaler was not to be endured.
At first they were kept in check to some extent by the wisdom and goodness of my superintendent, who, though he did not become a teetotaler himself, showed great respect for those who did.
Among my reasons for becoming a teetotaler was a desire to induce others to do so, who seemed to me to be likely, if they continued to use intoxicating drinks, to become drunkards.
I had not been a teetotaler long before I became anxious to see my brethren in the ministry teetotalers.
He often invited me to come over and deliver sermons to them, and occasionally a temperance address; for he was a zealous teetotaler and prohibitionist, and I always lodged with him at his house.
Trall of New York, the most thoroughgoingteetotaler extant, exclaims: "Where are we to-day?
Day has had under his care a man who, after being a confirmed drunkard, had been a teetotaler for eighteen years, and had then been advised to take wine for the purpose of hastening a slow convalescence.
Now, I do not mean to say that every teetotaler is an honest man.
I challenge the world to produce one single case wherein any real teetotaler has been convicted of one of those crimes.
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