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About Christian herald. (Portland ;) 1882-18?? | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1882)
(MIT? 1ST I A X 8 ■4» Temperance Department. »> Good Templars Home for Or phans to be built in Oregon. — The Good Templars, at the Orahd Lodge of the 1. 0. G. T it its last session, which_ wfls held at The Dalles, Oregon, closing June 22, 1882, elected seven trustees, gentle men of the order, and eight lady managers, members of the order, who shall have the general manige- meift and control of the work. —Kwiiybruly. -is- requesteiL-to - Lm+T a helping hand in this, a much need ed institution. 'The location of the Home is left until the first of Sep tember next, at which time the of locating the Home, provided S1000, or more shall have be n sub scribed ami. paid. The locality having subscribed the most will have the preference for the Home. Who will get it? All subscrip tions to be sent to J. E. Houston, Grand Sect , Eugene Grty, Oregon. S amuel H obson . Sect, of Board of Trustees of.Orpliau Home. Cigar-Stubs and Opium I ! O' If A j.1 ». Taking a Glass. - I XV. ■ W the opium, and the chemicals used of woe,. It injures the coatings of 4 It overtaxes the to make them “ strong " uererve to the stomach. “ Come in; Joe, and let’s take a be shown Xipr • Parents have no in valves of thejieart. It hardens the fluence with their sons. Why not ? brain. It destroys the nervous glass,’ “ Noj Thoma«, can’t afford v Because’they smoke cigars or pipen system, and it makes of» a rational it.” ♦ “ But, Joe,- I'll-pay for it." themselves. The toys charge all man an idiot, a madman and a fool. “Oh, I’m not speaking of loss of A. In thé third place, if destroys money, Thomas, but of loss of health the good advice they g.t, to their .cnetg y u àn iÀl pii ncijlhudiaiaci__ fettew^csire to keep; them down; M-kc--sttttLToc/stftyifclke:liftt; t$r, peace of mind, and self-respect.'’ There is but one way to deal with} “ No drunkard shall enter the king Statistics have conclusivi ly shown ** American boys. Reason with them | dom of heaven.’’ The won! tein Bible, does that the average of life in English through their eyes. If every nico- ‘ perance, as used in the not mean a temperate use of bad jails is very much higher than out tined stomach was made public, il things bnt a temperate use of good every time a fellow died of too ■ side of them. 'This may seem ^un \ I things. Bad things are not to be accountable, but we think it is ex- much ....^3 cigarette, the fret was made _ „......................... -........... „ qiirameil F»yiliii Tact that liquor is to known/if the proud boys could be shown a rag factory and stump * ’ Tire psalm of life is ended, and a-great extent kept from the prison grindery, it seems, to me the cigar the poet laureate of America has ers. But for liquor the average of ette business wool I be wound up passed from among the .singers of human life would be much ’ gteater * / »4. yond. Naturally we question, “• What di<l Longfellow do for tern- The Jlev. J. M. Driver, of Toledo, i perance ?” Listen ! Ohio, writes as follows, to the (V/t-J . “-Touch the'goblet co more ! It wiH make tlry heart saie tral Chrlstl'in Advocate:—; To its very core 1 I “ Our city election has just pass Its perfumes is the Ineath * ed, and the result is such as to cause Of the an£el of Death ! J rejoicing among the temperance And the light that withiu it lies Is the 11 «sir of its kril eyes ! people. Jt was a square fight, the tickets Oeing headed : ‘ Fur L cense’ 6 Beware ! O, beware ! Temperance in Ohio. * ■ and ‘Against License.’ -***<4 There was I The entire productive industry + in this country in the Ceibu- year amounted to S7,000,000,000. Tlu're went intoyhe liquor Ci:.tfic 817488,- 000,000. Tire laboring chases re- ' ceived tbriV- yi’t-r Si 100,000 000. It cost to c.lofhe the Ann rican peo- i pie $398,000,000: ’'J’he p iblic Schools cost' 8100,000,000. The —-—F it si e l i tietiB, s or r ow nn d etiro churches cost $48 0()0,0OO For All acejLberc !'” each of our 80,000 chinches there “ Drink, drink b are four grog simps, and for every And thy soul shall sink one of the 90,000 ministers tli^fd Down into I]^e dark ubyss, - UtoU^iutiui’.eudiyse, * ‘ ’ are six bartemler« . From whence uu plummet nor rope _ There are 80,000 ch.urc’ies. ’Ever draw up thé silver strand of. __ Tinixe-UJc ------- hupe. ~ ~ ~ 'There are 175,0(10 public schools. Set this over against Tcnnvson’s There are 27Ô.OOO public school latest lyric, w hose chorus rings out. teacl reis, “ Hands all round ! God the traitor’s There are 90,000 ministers« hope confonniL? There arc <> 10,000 bartenders To the great cause of Trce lem drink, Will you do anything for tem- my friends, / .. . I, • ...... ' ? Will you t-ach the pu - And the great name of E gland round perance » » pda the ruin this is bringing to the and round. York School Was not our poet true to lii* human race ! kind ? »Siz/mit Jourutd. considerable uneasiness on the’ part I ran across a cigarette factory of the temperance people, but it the other-day. Whew ! I wouldn’t was all dissipated whetvthe result write. -or, -rather, you-—wnulilu’l of the < dare print what 1 saw. Dirty ^lore than three to one had voted butts of cigars flesh froin7 thy fifth, against.Iic’ense. 'There is not* sa of the nmddystLeeLs.are.the clear Tcibir in this county-. Every town est and nicest of the material used in the county.is almost unanimous- in c »mpiling these precious roads to j jy the- lie« msing of sa <ruin.. I came down town on a loons. It is a rare thing (■» see a Madison Avenue car recently, and man under the influence of liquor. on the tail end there were three < hir county jail is ttHantlcss, and little chaps, the oldest about 14 paupers are scarce. Peace-, and or •rEach smoked a cigarette, and spat der,zand morality prevail. A mag Ids little, life away, . 1 ventured to nificent brick school building is ask if they enj<> •yed I lie odor. They ju>t completed. ’ said they did. And the taste ? Certainly, Ou 'inquii ing, I found Liquor-drinking is delusive. .M-m. they had a well-known brand of who drink always say, “ It don’t cj pirette, noted for its “ opium huit me; 1 can quit when 1 want soak ” ami its terrible smell when to ; my wife dontcare if I drink ; I burning. : shall not let it get the better of me. ” 1 , I Day by day vice grows stronger. ‘ And in nine cases out of ten, tfiat man will be a disgraceful drunk- ...... v.......»- , There was a time when cigarette We know this is title, for we smoking wai confined almost <n- aid. n have no other way of judg lig of tirely to Cubans, who knew what good tobacco was, and made their the future than by a view of the n • own cigarettes. Gradually the past.” Again, it is destructive, for it has | habit spread. Dealers followed suit. Makers became unscrupulous. never entered the home circle that Little dirty boys, were sent out to it has not destroyed the happiness pick ilp cigar stumps.. Other of that sacred spot. The voWa of equally disgusting material was al youth are broken, a saddened heart, so utilized. Opium was made to children running in terror at the do duty, (’heap paper took the sight of a drunken father. place of rice paper. 1 wish these It never enters the human body boys could see the stuff their paper but it begins a destructive work, und as to the ultimate results, a few is made from. The cheap paper, the old stumps, days or years will tell the sad tale V ' ♦ 1 ■ - y- At a meeting, recently, a clcigy- ! man told how he became a t< t il V. ANTED; to find some person, abstainer, lie had previously been not dead 1000 years ngo, but alive connected with a moderate society, I an,| well to-day, and reputable and and presided <-tj at| Ltrustw orthy, who can ten tell me the viuy- xiry- ...... having ......... -> one evening •'-■■'"•n presided trustworthy, woo can its njrctTTTgs, he was accosted |dl.l meil OT tatifiu nia of any Eu^ ’ ''Idle walking along the street the ■ ropean winemaking people of a vil- ,iext morning, by one nt his ptriih iagP) county, province, Suite or ¡‘»‘i rs, who, t ndcxvoring to put fmi c u.n’.ry that are prosperous ¡, com- arnis nroun'l his ivck, biccupcl out, i f)H tab!» , well-behaved, and of re- “ J <l<> So love you, good Mr. Vicar; I . sjivcUble. standing as a da»*. , Or rs<>e4 with you for moderation. I he 1 any such n ¡cople where wine mak- became a total abstainer |ias bell n in progress for a cen- ' - ' _ till y where the people are not with- Harvard college has made a move in a step of starvation, wretchedly in the direction of total abstinence, poor, ignorant, superstit ious, im- The Harvaolr^T’otal I Abstinence nioial and worthless to the world. I League is to be the name of the Or to show that the wine and new society, ami the classes' of ’82, brandy business ever did uny thing 83 and 81 have delegatedto their to France but deprave, degrade, dia- representatives the arrangements 1 cai-c und impovt | ish the people.— A’.r.’ for organization. «
