( 2Bo ) 
hard Labour, and the Evening Cold comes 
on, and {huts up his Pores, and obftruds 
the perfpirable Matter in the excretory 
Duds, and the thinner Part exhales, and 
leaves the groffer to clog up the Paffages, 
then a moderate Cup drives away the Senfe 
of Pain, raifes the drooping Spirits, quick- 
ens and {Lengthens the languid Pulfe, pro- 
motes Perfpiration, and frees the Blood 
from that Matter which is apt to flick in 
the excretory Duds. The hard Labourer 
may difpenfe with a reafonable Quantity of 
the ftrongeft Malt Liquors ; for his con- 
ilant Adion breaks the Vifcidities of the 
Drink into good Nourifhment, and thereby 
makes amends for the Meannefs of his Diet. 
And as the fine earthy Parts of the Grain 
are eafily converted by him into good Nou- 
rishment, fo its oily Parts are of ufe for lu- 
bricating the Fibres, and difpofing them 
the better for daily Adion : As likewife 
they prevent their over-heating, and their 
too violent Attrition. 
9. Laftly, it ought to be oblerved, that 
Malt Liquor, efpecially that which is ftrong, 
is injurious to the Sedentary and Valetudi- 
nary of all Conftitutions, becaufe it abounds 
with Vifcidities, and by confequence requires 
a 
