Christian herald., July 14, 1882, Page 9, Image 9

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of a first-class Hotel. 'And why and climbed creaking stairway
cannot these be secured in a strictly seeking out the poor,-and every- facts? Would that I could keep
While engaged in work aniOtlg Temperance Hotel as well as in any where, everywhere I find linked all the terrible truth" forever before
seamen, along with other friends, other t
with it an awful promoter, the tho eyes of the’*people until it is
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‘ * distributing* slips with prominent
Whoever Las been in any of our curse of drunkenness, and the de­ burned into all hearts and exempli­
headings we noticed a crowd in a
best Temperance Hotels, such as moniac influence of liquors that are fied in the relinquishment of this_
liquor saloon, We entered aiuPt the Forest Gity~Hou.se in Cleveland, like the burning lake of tlie one most awful agent in the, <le-_
handed a al ip to each person pres- will need no further, argument to
structiijn of all that ii good and
=:i-fit. Al the H.'ii’ stood a j citrfig liianr prove that this can be dime. It
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What shall we uo to" save these
• ' waiting to be-served. He took the
Iler "“Plain statement” is as fol­
.may-involve some sacrifice of pro­ people? Diving into filthy cellars,
slip $nd commenced reading it.
fits pn Xhc part of the proprietors. beyond all tho other sordid smells 1 lows :
The prominent heading “ Hold on, But they will have the satisfaction found the deadly alcoholic stench.
How many
our voters or peo­
sir!” followed by.“ Which way are of feeling that tlieir profits are le­ I have been in the council cham­ ple generally, realize that sevsn
you going ?X “ Is the Devil leading gitimate and honorably secured, be- bers of the Capitol, and its sicken-- hundred million dollars' of their
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tliiv.L.cai±LAil.. hard-earnetl money is every year
warning.” “ There is. a bottomless, can be constantly filled with the ^legislators. In God’s name, tell me consumed in the worse than useless
pit ahead,’’ caused him to hesitate b(jst cl iss of people without' the : what js to be done for a people so and demoralizing habit of drinking
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and reflect. He looked aX the glass questionable adjunct of drunkard- 'given over to the deadly instincts and smoking?.
Who can wonder that there is
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of sjiicidal indulgence ?
-little left to pay-lot- homes, frabor or
and paid, for the diink, which lie
A $20 Cigar.
must reform themselves,; they must education?
AA’hat would be the result if
Z_. turned fromjdelihciately wheeled
That is top expe nsive a cigar to be brought face to face with their every pne would wholly abstain
about and walked out.
smoke. A young lady .recently individual responsibility;
they; from the’ use of these articles for
went to arrange for music lessons, mu«t be force! to know that for
Medical Drunkards.
one year ?
Everything appeared satisfactory, every crime, ami every hideous
Can any publication, whether
Let me say that of all persons competent instructors etc.,, terms death and miasmatic life, for every | magazine, journal or nefwspaper; do
that have not 'yet breome drunk S2G a quarter if paid in advance, murdered child and every slaugh- ' less for the good of our country and
ards, the most pitiable are they who Xt xt day she went to pay the ¡520 tercd woman, for every man made tie1 enlightenment of the
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are drinking liquor under medical and take first les .on. The gentle- a hell in hims!-'H incirnate, every.' than to keep these facts constantly
. -. advice. Others drink it upon their man in ci large received and escorted man and woman^in America is re- before the coming ' generation ?
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own. responsibility, ami* therefore
A jsponsible?No man Iive8_
"im -lbw many will, give -these few
w ith more oi lessv caution, BiLL-j/igar ; ; ’ b she concluded at once that it self alone, and the crime against lines a prominent place-in their
these drink it upon the highest au- was not'a tit place for lady pupils himself is A^ xrime against 1 L ik I columns t Who would not do this
_ Taiid left to find a ch^an-and rcspec- i- neighbor ; and thesetbe the days' of I much for the enlightenment of the
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thority, and therefore with no fiarf
teacher of the anti-tobacco judgments, the going out of the young people, even if they, have no
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It would afford peculiar thunders" of the law and mercy and hope of old offenders ? .
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strain their appetite through -liamc
sure to fecoi *T 5(1 similar acts ’ softness niusTwalt * tO'/d o th e ir o dice
of being seen to indulge in it LdhPl* pleas?
Wo believe that if the sale of li­
ly-; these drink under tlie -.imper­ r•*proving in 'sw practical and effoct- wh.eif that law has been fulfilled.
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vious plea that they are hut taking ivr a manner the- growing iniqui- Charities, private or public, arc not quor of every name could be pre­
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e. Other tipplers air open j tous brutality !of spitting tobacco I the weapons to use against this vented, from sunset to sunrise, of
medicine.
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to admonition and reformation. In | smoke into the faces of cleanly peo- evil. Charity is for the afflicted, every day, and for the whole ’~of<
a w< r I, whilst the one drinking in
judgment is for the transgressor, Sunday, .it would be a direct annu­
tox¡eating liquor without ixcu-e
ami he who breaks the law must al saving of a million'of dollars to
Under the Curse.
the city treasury ; an 1 that crime,
and theiefoie against conscience—
suffer by the law.
against that voice of Gul in the
In sorrow of heart 1 speak these from petty tlrcft to deliberate mur­
There is no more generous,' de-
soul—may stop ere it I m ; too late; v<t,,d philanthropist in all the words. G>d knows 1 had rather der, would be prevented, every
the otherVlt inking it lot* he ilth, and world than Miss E izabeth Thomp- soothe' a wound than abrade it; year, aye, every month ! enough to
therefore with an appioving con­ son. She colisecr. tea an immense but for healing must come first the make an angel weep for joy. AH
u]'~lionor to the men who arc giving
science, will probably never stop income, • and her own life, to the cleansing, and if that is full of
until lile stop;. Emphatically to I amelioration of her fellows, and pangs the man will grow strong by their time, their influence, their
the drunkard’s grave, as the one what s he "says of need, and the then1 healing efficacy. The going money, anil more than all, their per­
who lets his doctor lea I him to it. cmihcs of no d, comes of long per- from death to life is always a way sonal labor, to break up the Sunday
It is a nobler effort
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than to win a battle, or found an
private Jette from her was lately not the law the return is set with
empire, for it will be, if successful,
Temperance Hotels.
printed m the N u I ioho I I o .'-, the thorns he has won in his pas-
the saving of men enough to people
sage from it; but lie must return : i
Why | Washington:
Can they be sustained
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not? It is certain that the sale of I Aly heart is so sad ovei the one there is no other way.
F. X. F. asks in the iSzicntijic
liquor will not add to the cleanli- ‘ most awful »Hirse that- broods like a return by his own. rccoveicd will,
ness, the ivholesomeness, the (piiet shadow cd’< Lath oxer.men, women to find in each thornpike a renewal Anieiieo/i, how in smoking to pre­
or the luxuries of a hotel. Why ami childrer*, that I must give it of life; or he must return through vent the tobacco oil from oozing
then should it be considered ii nt- expression *n words of warning, thatblack 'path of baflled soul­ through the poles of two meersham
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cessity ? A firstciass table, large, Would to God 1 might, by laying , warped bodies and a reasonless hell pipes that “are nicely colored.’
airy, cleanly rooms, with luxurious down life and fortune, remove it1 where lurks at every step a demon, The best way to do so is to lay
beds, filled to a manifest desire on from them forever ! That I know ami whose waters taste always of them on a flat stone, to reduce the
nasty pizen things to powder with
the paFt of those about the house to will not do it; the reform must death.
do everything which can be done to come from themselves; it will nut I I enclose a plain state nent, a hammer and When ground up fine,
which.is not yet one halt the truth use them to fertilize a cabbage
add to the comfort of guests ami ¡end
till it reaches the heights.of
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of even the money side of this ac- plant instead of using them to ster-
make them feel the rcstlulness of a ■ lieaven.
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ho ne atmosphere, are the conditions ; I have for years dived into cellars i cursed growth. Will you give it a I iliz) a cabbage head.
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