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■ -, : Si' CHRISTIAN ïîKRAr,t> I ■ ———-~ If you want a man to do a mean this compound of concentrated bit “ Rapid Transit Lager Beer > Saloon.” thing ply him with liquor. If he terness and gall, his nostrils so has been gently reared and is sensi attuned to the inhalation of poison Such are the words which are tive and fastidious, give him a good ous fumes, that his reformation can placed above a down-town saloon in dinner, let his drink be of the be safely despaired of, and his self- this city. What a terrible signi .ffneat ficance they have ? "w Rapid Tran will overcome his sensitiveness and no doubt that, next to dram drink the dogs ; but then, it might poison sit” indeed, from respectability to bring him to look upon woman’s ing and licentious habits, the use of the dogs.— Efi. ruin, from health and happiness to virtue as a mythjuponjthe property tobacco is one of the most danger — 'disease and death, from what might of another as wrongfully retained ous of the national foes to the true The Murderer’s Partner. be a heaven here to a hell here from him, and upon the life of a development of American manhood after. Easy travel is it along the man as of little consequence when When' once this liquid fire is —a habit to be discouraged by . jea UL a wik. nd. '•barring' his progress to the grati— ’takwrtnto the system,”th^ wretched' .... “every.. Eeacfier" pleasant gliding motion, but what fication of his passions.— A nvil. slave of that demon is ready for of Education. anything, and I would hold him a terminus' Could the end be The Total Abstinence Wave. who furnished_jAie devilish poison seen, how few would bo the pas He who obeys with modesty, ap equally responsible with the per sengers along its sin-stained way ! pears worthy of some day or other The New York Suh, whicli seems" petrator for what ensues. T see no being allowed to command. latterly to be strongly auti-pro- difference between the man who the dreamer who saw a bridge . ---------------------------- ♦ ♦----------------------------- hibition, confesses its alarm for the commits murder and he who pro stretching over a broad,... dark Letter From Mrs. Alex. Campbell, future of its friends, the liquor vides the material. Both should stream, with here and there a trap [The following is an extract from a 1 . dealers. It says: “The liquor suffer alike. Let the laws bo ad door, down through which ever and , * trade seems to have good reason ministered in that spirit, and in .anon the unheeding passenger fell letter written by the venerable Mrs. for alarm at the total-abstinence less than six months the number of ■““-fell from the bridge of life into Alexander Campbell, of Bethany, West Virginia, which appeared in the Chris wave which is sweeping the West. rum-shops and distilleries would be the rapidly rolling river of death, tian Record of July 1882. ] In Kansas the prohibitory law has diminished one-half.—-ZZenry Bergh and rot of death alone, but eterni BelovetLBrother Mathes: — ty. Surely this is one of the larg . - . I. driven the traffic out of sight and The Jane number of the Christian est traps. Never are its hinges Record lies before me, and I have just made it so dangerous that only There- has been a great outcry on StnT; buT^h"e victim after another’ finished rcRtiiDC' its valnnjpst^0s« reckless men will engage in it. » * * * ♦ * the part, of brewers, liquor-sellers, falls through, struggles hopelessly * .’T~ Of Iowa it says: “ The next and their allies that prohibition in. with the roaring torrents, and is I read with much interest the “ Open Legislature will be compelled to Kansas would result in turning the swept away to join thousands of Letter to the Women of America,” by , enact a statute to wholly prevent tide of emigration away from that unwary ones who have preceded Mrs. Dr. Augusta Smith. She is a the manufacture and sale of spiritu reality, and no fiction. She is a well-ed State. But their doleful prophecies him.-— N. Y. Witness. ucated lady, and holds her medical cre ous beverages.” It also refers to have not been realized. From an dentials, and is well endorsed by the , the impending Prohibitory Amend- ----------------- ♦ ----------------------- interview at Topeka with the high functionares of the city of Spring «■ inent of Indiana, and to the legisla- field, Mo., where she resides. * * • x Prohibition in Texas European agent of the Topeka and ..tion hostile to the liquo£_ traffic jn I have been in correspondence with her Santa Fe Railroad, who had re Connecticut, Ohio, Michigan, Wis for some time, and highly appreciate The«question of prohibition is re cently arrived from London, it ap her skill in the treatment of disease, by consin, and Nebraska. It admits pears that emigration to • Kansas, ceiving increased attention in.Texas. the use of. her “ New Process Cura that “The question of prohibition already large, is likely to largely Her temperance people, not dis Treatment.” I am at this time using it will be an important one in the fall increase. A German dairy com couraged by temporary defeat a for vertigo, of long standing, which has elections in North Carolina, Illin pany with a capital stock of $200,- year ago, will present petitions been increased by exorcise in reading oia, and probably several other 000, to be located in the southern from all the counties to the next and writing ; and I have no doubt that I shall be still further benefitted by its States, aud “even in Kentucky, a part of the State, is one of the new Legislature for the privilege of use. I acknowledge tbat I am greatly great producer of whisky, a for enterprises for which arrangements taking the vote that has carried interested in Mrs. Dr. Smith’s prosper midable agitation is in progress.” are being made. Mr. Schmidt, in with so signal a victory in Iowa. ity as a medical laborer, especially in To the liquor men prohibition is the interview refened to, says: The Legislature, it is believed, will behalf of the women. In my correspon an awful fact, notwithstanding their “ Besides this vast (dairy) enter grant these petitions, and an over dence with her I have found her to be sneers. a reliable Christian lady. * * * * prise, a num Iter of English and whelming triumph for temperance But I must close, with much love to Scotch capitalists are looking to will be the result. The influences sister Mathes and yourself. Smoking. M bs . A lexandeb C ampbell . Kans*» for investment, a number which won in Iowa are making June 27, 1882. It ha» been sai-l, and with a good of them with a view to herding themselves felt in Texas. Promi The above is a voluntary statement, deal of truth, that a good method of cattle on the publie domain, others nent among these forces is the from Mrs. Campbell. It does, not re-.... Methodism curing a drunkard is to take lorn to the-ptHchase of land -and the Mrtl«nlist - nt tn in try. quire comment. Let the afflicted write I when he is in his sober senses and raising of stock and grain.” He has ever been in the fgpnt ranks ol to Mrs. Augusta Smith, Lock box 804, show him another under the influ adds: “ The StateoF“Kansas~~is the gtand tempt rance army ; hoi Springfield, Mo. Enclose stamp for her ence of strong drink, |>ointing out talked uf everywhere, is in every brave soldiers were the first to new pamphlet, and question-list. Yon the effects of the habit, the totter body’s mouth, and the result 6f this scale the bulwarks of the enemy in can be treated and cured at your homes. ing step, senseless gibberish, and will greatly add to Kansas’ popu Iowa; and the preachers and A large number of men and women have been cured by Mrs. Dr. Smith. bleared eyes. Don’t you think the larity abroad.” So the evil pro people are doing their duty in same advice, relatively, might be phets are to bi discomfited, and the Texas. The Woman’s Christian given the smoker ? That is, take State’s prosperity will be largely Temperance Union, which is organ (M 1fi Teacher’s Bibles. “Oxford” Toucher’. Bible«, c o- the old blackened pipe, break the enhanced from having outlawed the ized largely throughout the State, ■B ■ V 13 V conduce. encyclopedia, diction- 4 W | ■ ary. table«, mar*, etc.—molt completi stem near the bowl and let him liquor traffic. That it is to be is making its influence felt in this ~ tax her»' Bible« extant: 1.404 pa«e», ¿Uin bindtnc, c<lt «if«. for 11.30. DAVID U. COOK. U smell the vile nicotine he con effectively outlawed, Gov. St. glorious cause. Let all temperance Adame St.. Chioece. stantly sips. If he doesn’t turn Johns triumphant renomination, people in Texas feel the demands away in disgust, then he is eo and not less probable reelection,,by of the hour, and the overthrow of \ thoroughly impregnated with the a large majority, give« good assur- this monster evil in the State is poison, his tongue so saturated with I ance. All hail, Kansas !— Ex. sure.— Texas Methodist Advocate. discussion.” In a late lecture on 1 tobacco by the Rev. R. L. Carpen ter, of England, the subject of its ’ singular effect in rendering its de votees insensible to the discomfort / » . jaSSW - iutatttuM ti -------------------------------------- «^ “----------- - •- ■ 1 * 4 '• • I ■ £ * * ■’< * . “J — 1 V .1 SÄ-