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About Christian herald. (Portland ;) 1882-18?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1882)
CHRISTIAN HERALD 9 and holding up the bottle before the assembly, exclaimed in tones that thrilled every heart: “ Here is the cause of my sorrow. Here are the tears—“yea, the very life-blood of a drunkard’s wife, Look at it, riunseller ’ Here is the poison dealt out by you to the once 810.500. This is $G4,5OJ less than Tribune says in plain terms : “ The was given to one State last year. piohibition of the liquor trahie is —The Massachusetts Legislature the demand of the people, and recently passed a law to suppress politicians and statesmen who fail an<l punish adulteiation of fooiLand to heed it are only treasuring up drugs, which went into effect in for themselves wrath against the August. - Its enforcement ’ is in dav of wrath, political policies, en- trusted to the State Boards of Lunacy, Healtl) .ITnd Charity. Al 1 party power, to the contrary not , now behold the remains—nothing unwholesome vegetables or meat withstanding;” and then follows but the remains—-of what was once are also interdicted under the new with this strong language: “The a noble and honored man Love, law, which calls for an annual ap day has come when men can not, truth, even manhood itself, has tied. propriation of 36,000 to defray the will not give their suffrage to the Now behold him ’ And here is the expenses, incurred by its proper en- paity that licenses and protects the cause.” Jkiicmiiiit—-. ---- <ran"TTOttheTnendsT)! She stopped for a moment, her —The temperance question is the cause see signs of encourage wretched'husband cowering before forcing itself into the polity of all ment and say amen ! and amen ' her, and nothing being heard but nations. In Copenhagen,^ Den Buckle on the armor more tightly, the solis of the audience; then mark, rigorous restrictive measures brethren—victory is sure. It uaav turning her pale, angtiish-stncken "have bi W num ber be delayed 1er a time, but only to face towards heaven, she exclaimed, of taverns has been reduced from develop and strengthen our faith in 7 with tearful emphasis: 1,350 to 300 ; no female waiters are Gad. What is wanted, as the Tri “ How long, O Lord, shall intem allowed ; no liquor permitted to be buve says, is men, and then that perance reign, blighting our dearest Hold to any pers ;n under eighteen these men should look and act to earthly hopes and draining our years of age or who-is intoxicated ; wards this traflic as a “cçime” very life’s blood ? I»»' ” Then, turning and every drunken person to be against God and man.— Alliance to the audience, she continued : taken home in a close carriage at News. “ Can you wonder that I raise my the expense of the landlord who .“ 1 .sell liquor for a living. 1 voice against this terrible evil ? sold him the last glass. must live.” If a man must live Sisters, will you help me ?” .Cries ries — Women now the to _. ____ have _____ . . right a..-........ like a shark/by swallowing tKe of-“- Yes I- YeT?”“<WnS“fTet^^ “vote" in 'municipal (lections in substance of others, he must take every lady in the house. She sat Scotland, and their influence is al the chances of a shark. It is a down pale and exhausted. The ready felt in the inoveinmt for the question whether or not there is ab meeting concluded, but impressions introduction of temperance litera solute necessity for such a man. to were made that will not soon lade ture into the common schools. live. If he voluntarily starves to from the min is of those present, —A list of the township drunk-’ death because he is too lazy to do who went away more determined ards has been issued by theauthoii- anything but sell rum, then let pro ■ than -ever to fight against strong ties of St. Mai ie-aux-Mines in hibition make a martyr of him. A drink, that foe of human-peace.— Haute-Alsace; and saloon keepers counterfeiter must live, but his L’.r. are forbidden to sell intoxicating c5 . boarding-house will be the State liquors to any of the persons named Temperance Notes. prison if he is detected and proved on the list. guilty of tampering with the cur —Young lady, see if that young —The Law and Order Society ol rency of .the country. Is it not a man is a total abstainer. Don’t ’Philadelphia, which charges itself greater crime to make counterfeit forget or neglect to look after it, with the duty of seeing that the men than it is to make counterfeit —The Metropolitan Drinking laws against the selling of liquor on money ? The traflic in rum dilutes Fountain and Cattle Trough As- Sunday are enforced, has started sociation has now 497 fountains, the publication of a little sheet the pure gold of manhood and and 502 troughs established in called the Law anti Order Advo stamps the victim with the spurious mint mark that resembles humanity London, and it is estimate 1 that cate. while in reality it cannot be trust 250,000,000 visits are paid to these — It will not surprise those who ed. There is honorable work for annually. ire familiar with the saintly char- honost hands, and there is no valid -—The la>t session of the Ken- actur bT The "Very Rev. Charles excuse for selling what Robert If al) tucky Legislature passed prohibitory John Ellicott, Bishop of Gloucester laws for ninety-one localities in an<l Bristol, whose books of New culled " liquid tire and distilled damnation” for a living; and a li that State on the petition of the Test nnent exegesis arc kiwfwn and cense written on paper or parch inhabitants. When to these are valued over the wholq^civilized added numerous towiny and dis World, toJrarn. tliatha ia one.of tho- - ment will be a poor attenuated tricts heretofore governed by pro seven total abstainers among the shield to hold up on the grand day hibitory laws, it looks as if Ken prelates of the Church of England. of assize to keep off the arrows ol Almighty wrath.—A’.c. tucky was rapidly nearing total --------------- » > ♦---------------- Signs of Encouragement. prohibition. At a conference of the liquor —This is a significant fact: The The cry has gone out—lo these dealers of the Northwest recently Beer Brewers’ Congress which last many years—“ Watchman, what of held in Rock Island, Ill., the speak year appropriated 375,000 for the the morning?” and in the response, ers with rare unanimity acknowl anti-temperance work in Kansas, though long delayed, the glad news edged that prohibition had made has this year appropriated only comes back from hill and dale, the outlook for the liquor business 8500; Iowa gets 85,000 ; Michigan, ‘ The morning dawneth.” When in the Northwest rather gloomy. 32,000; Indiana, 83,000. Total, such a | aper as the New York And the best of it was, that when It 't they came to canvass the outlook in the South and the East, they had to admit that that was rather gloomy, too. Carry The News. Mr John Etzensperger, manufacturing Jeweler of North Attleboro’. Masa.. follow ing r I suffered bo much with pains in my arm, that at times I was completely helpless. I used that incomparable remedy St. Jacobs Oil and wns com pletely cured as if by magic.— Attleboro Chronicle. --------- =-------- ♦ • ----------------- I have a little girl, said Mr Henry Dole, of this city, in > couvextuXiau,... Who was’fronTjTed with a severe lame ness in her legs, pronounced by somo Erysipelas, by other Rheumatism. I had tried several remedies without ef fect, when I was induced to apply St. Jacobs Oil and I am happy to say that theQf but one bottla cured her, and she is now able to go to school again.— Detroit .Post and Tribune. An Extraordinary Offer. There are a number of persons out of eifi- plovment in every county,—yet energetic men willing to work do not need to be. '1 hose will-- ing to work can make from $100 to $500« month clear, working for us in a pleasant and perma nent business- The amount our agents make varies,—some making as high as $500 a month, while others as low as $100, all depending on the energy of the agent. Wo have an article of great merit. It should be. sold to every Uotue-ownor, ami pays over JOO percent profit. Each sale is from $3.50 .to $10.00. One agent in Pennsylvania sold 32 in two days, and cleared J&tLEL. Au agQntin. Ncw twk nmde $45.00 in one day. Any man with energy enough to work a full day, anil will do this during the vear can make from '$2,000 to $6,000 a year. We only want one man in each county, and to him will give the exclusive sale as long as he continues to work faithfully for us. There is no competi tion, and nothing like our invention made, l’arti's having from $200 to $1,000 to invest, can obtain a General Agency for ten counties or a state. Any one can make an investment of from $25 to $1,000 without the least risl^’loss, as our Circulars will show that those invetting $25 can offer a 30 days trial return tlio goods unsold to us and get their money back, if they do not clear at least $100. They show that a General Agent who will take ten counties and invest $216.00 cau after a trial of 90 days re turn all goods unsold to us, and have money returned to them if they tail to clear at least $750.00 in that time. We are nut paying salar ies, but want men willing to worjt and obtain as their pay the profits of their energy. Men not willing to work on onr terms will not work on any. Those meaning business will receive our large descriptive-circular, and extraordina ry offer by enclosing a three cent stamp, with their address. The first to comply with our terms will secure the county er counties they may wish to work. 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