The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-02-14 00:00:00

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United Temperance Mission.

The tern ancenuami n week in Wey month, inaugur-
ated by the Dorset County Temperasee ASS JC/161106.
secretary Bev. F. Vaughan, Broaderineor, and fdr.
W. C. liolinwood being hoe. sec. to the int,sion' was
commeneed on Sunday by woman being preached in
various place, of worship as follows Mary'.
Church, by Bev. Cenon ritephouesua, M.A.; St. John's
Church, by if.,. J. Hubert Scott, M.A.; Christ
Church, at 3 (to men only) and 8.30 p.m., by Bev. C.
H. Gwen, M.A.; Maiden-etrest Weueyan Chapel, by
flew. W. Andrews •' lilo'ider-etreet Uorega4luaal
Chapel, by Bee. J. Ogle (Sherburne); Hope '
gatiorial Cave,' by Bee. W. bowie; Baptist Chapel,
by Bev. J. W_ .Kirtoa (Loudon); Frimitive Methodist
Chapel, by Bev. W. L. Taylor.
In the afternoon a large gatheri ag of iusiday Scholars,
Including the Weeleyea, Glo'ster, Bank, arid Hope
Schools, gathered at the blanienatrent Chapel, which
was w.ll tilled, and the Hey. J. W. Kirtou delivered
an address from John x. 10--'• The html cometh not,
but to steal, and to kill, aol to destroy; I am come
that they might have life, and that they might hare it
more aboadnitly." Toe speaker considered that
Intoxicating driate le OD• of the thieves Ulu come to
steal, kill, and destroy. Shakespepre said—
" Oh, thou invisible spit it of win.!
If I can Call thee by no other name, 111 call thee
Der il."
And the speaker showed it came to kill from the fact
that in his iusaranos society the life of teetotalers was
found to be 20 per cent longer than that of even
careful, steady, revert.i be moderate drinkers. Is
1836, the Wes/cynis Alakorlist Magazing said—" It is
our settled conviction that tho, sin of intemperance bee
destroyed more souls than the ministers of the Gospel
in Great Britain are instrumental in saving." Thug
was true then, and it is true now. Jesus Christ's
religion is designed to make people good and happy;
the temperance m 'cement has made thousands of
homes happy, while on the other hand intoxicating
drink brings ruin and death. A Band of Hope boy IS
a northern city had kept from drink for 21 years, yet
was induced by the taunts of his oompanioese to drink,
a quarrel followed, and when he was intoxicated be
stalked • companion to the heart, and wee egateeseed
to die for the murder. Ms. Buxton had said "The
strugrle bedewo the school, the library, and the
church, against the gin shop and the beer shop, is one
development of the wet between heaven and hell."
Some people were very much annoyed at enthueiesen
for teetotalism; but it reminded him of a boy who
was shouting, while gelling a paper containing the
account of • northern victory, "Hurrah for Lincoln
end the Northern Army." A southern sympathiser
eeid "Why shout for them; you might be..ter shout
for the Devil." Said the boy "You shout for your
g,wernor, and I'll shout for mine." A gaol chaplain
told him that if it were not for drink, where they now
had ten prisoners, they wouldn't have two. In 0 ID*
°lanai the lecturer said 20,000 people in one city had
become bsetotelers through the temperance mission' in
Bristol large numbers had Joined, and be hoped it
would be so in Weymouth; they w .old have brighter
and happier hoeing, God wont," be glorified, and souls
saved.

CANON STEPIIINSON AT IT. MANT.S.

A very large cougresaUon
lot
at the ceatral
wish chum, in the evening, kW whisk the Rm. Oaare
Stipeemort,.Rural Dean, had exchanged with the rector.
TUB/v. Lama mouse for his text Lake xv., 2—" Tote
soma receiveth Masers, god eateth will, them." In the
coarse of aa excellent Penman which was distaactly heard,
the preacher sold: You will remember, my brumes,
those three beautiful victors* In this chapter in which
weir messed Lord lights up with • light not of this world
His work amongst the prodigete set unerclaimed. In
UMW, POO, Mended men in whom their fellowmen' saw
nothing whatever to attract, bat morphine to repel,
from whom they ehroak, whom they despised, aye, anti
loathed. Jeans teaches them that there was part of His
beloved fold; lie was the owner, they were portal Hie
treasure. He wee their father, they weft Hie Middies.
Others saw nothing in thorn but what was vile, Hs sew
what woo precious, umpeakably precious, sad His interests
and His ayespathies were bound up in the... Not as a
Waage,, not as ono in whom they had no claim, but as
the Shepherd, or Owner, as Father, as thie who was
bound to put teeth His beet power for their restoration
whose duty, whom joy it was, He came amongst them.
Oh I what a message it we, for theca Zack, etch of
them lost ems beloaced to Km ; others might demise
this.; but Hs did sot despise theta, they might eves
themselves few Him, but be sever could forget thus.
H. had myriads to serve Him day end night—what amid
He mutt site these worthless ones! But He did waat
Mesa, and m one who had seed of them, who was troubled
by their absence, who woe Impoverished by their lois,
who was bereaved by their weaderiags, be rtelsrded
them. Full as the house was, that. was a place
vacant whilst on. motioned to stay away ; ceaseless
or was the glorious service round about Him. persist
ually, the voice of that loot one was missed in the great I
their until he was brought back. My bestlinia,
this is the gospel message Not to the few
favoured 0n,.; but to the most wretched, the farthest off.
the perishing—" He bath meg of you " we are to tell him.
You are dear to Him, mey dear ti Him ; He has nodes-
taken to be your Revlon,; He ha, pledged Memel( to
1..,. nothing nodose that event He can do to brine yos
back to His love. His best po eer, Its helped warmest
man His unsearcliabla richer, shah all be employed and
expended about this work. Yes, to the very lowest we
may say it ; to the silliest worldling, to the ill-favoured
vagrant, to the poor lost degraded subset. I rejoice So
think that I on. go to them.., by one, and eay—then art
very deer to Hua. His interests, His ronathies. His
efforts, His pleas, His wagtail aturoe,do. ariaceetrate
upon then It map seem impossible; man by his dealings
wimps has Wag hem peeschlas despair, may cri out
Name in thy evil passions may have unlashed thy will,
evil habits may ham hardened thy Noun long retaarsa
may have seared thy osemleace, it may seem sell aothing
good were left, makes but • fearful looking for of j
mann and of flay iodlje.tlon. but I have
better to tell the,; His love who wept over impenitent
rebellious Jerusalem, is the mom yesterday, to-day, for
ever. His heart Is aa tender, His parsley as deep sad
wooderfal,His saving love just m fre.ln lust se unwearied
a. in the days of ago. is:ma, He has love& amid it le
His Spirit AMU striving with then It is lib. Mad of lam
that I. Inid epee the.; it is His pleading voice that is
sounding in the depth* of thy soul, thou art my esevaat,
have formed the.; thou art my esevaat. 0 Israel. thou
I shall not be forgotten of me.
My brethrea. you may think it drams ; built is true
that Jesus saves from depth. uk. thi.,_He washes out the
guilty man Hs renews the spirit, He puts en the no-
sullied robe of Big perfect righteousness, and the. be puts
the soul trembling in the joy of penitence to come and
stay by Him to the heavenly place with
. side by side Him
' on Hi. throne. Me. YOU may well s iii it • dream; but
there ere men and women living who could tally in that it
is an mere talk of • preachenit is no sentimental rhapsody,
but a bard fact, that Jesus saves from depth, like it....
He found them at the very gates of 'tinsel death ; He
found sad sawed them aye, saved than to the uttermost
Oh I the saving love of lie= for each lost on. ; but oh how
little we ma tell about it ; we long to know more of it to
expect more from it to have more filth in it. That was
just what them Pharisees lacked •. they could not =de-
stined it; they murmured agalostHion wen He gave the
bright examples of it, they thought Him out of His plate
amongst the depart.; and the answer He give. is this : I
should be out of inl plea 3 f I MINI anywhere ilea I Mould
be neglecting my duty, _leering my work Padova; the
sloe, y mek fe to be gained here ; time is nay mamba to be
accomplished ; there ray crown, the crows I hag for, is
to be won. You say—" This maii recelveth stoners mad
eatetb with them; He goes maces them se me eke
love. to be with them, as me who ageociates with them.
and whe enjoys bring more* them, who is at home
when in their company. You could not gills me a
more delightful title, nom better adapted to manifest
mg truest chi:eater, for wherever the slaves of sin
ate to be towed, the you may expect to OnA me. My
work lies tiers; Muu is above all other things my
glorious n•ins—" The Friend of ilioners." Mv brethren,
do we understand this! It is true that He is much
besideethin that He le the Wonderful, the oouneellor,
the Kielty God, the Nverlasalag Father. Ues Prince of
Nom ; it la true that He is the Heed of all pd
polities and powers; bat Oda is His highest glory—" He
remiveth 'depart" Oh I it is this that reaches hearts
that are defying His power; it is this that
fetches home to Him those who have wandered
away from Him; it is by tkie He "pours into the wowed,
of penitents the oil and the 'rime His divine compeadon
it Is by this all that shall make heaven ring with Hie
Preis« hie been begun and °maimed, aisd shall be .add.
Ob 1 aerial Saviour, by this Telme invincible love sego
Thou even in the hearts of Thine enemies, and make IM
Moot* to fall before the °embossing and mighty eachaat-
ing eoestraining power of Thy gavial' love. Brethreen it
Is this. meatiest and stringed were .1. I. grimiest, we
wentto peodm it is the oaly thing to answer the old
objection of blind unbeliet—" I know He la good to the
great St. AUSILSHOO. is unspeakably precious, but I
cannot see it as for me.'. My brethren, we preach ao
1 metiers gorpel ; if it is not lot you 111. for noon. It
I is for you, you cermet miss it miler you r 1.111.0 to eceelre
It; tun, nothing between it and the fullest enjoyment
al all but your unwillingness to accept it. Drethen, oh I
Wok of that sheep in the arms of the shepherd, of that
son in the embrace if the father, and thee see what you
ead he's to expect. Oh?! could way to you 1. 011
sermatnem Christie* Modulen, do not lotus be satielled
with ,my mmeriale, coadortiess aelvatioa. Just yes the
mace and the sal sty ant the happiest, thereoll=
out to FOG in these staple stores left foe our
by our Blessed bird and Saviour Himself. Oil think of
it, believe it for yourself, feel it foe yourself, Say "Tsai"
sad soy It miegdmtiy—"l see that God is restating my
soal, I wW rest in them arena, I will trust Uwe Wm, I
will eek foe His s
,plrlt. and I will thos sesk by myself the
Sissies Friead.
Beethgen yen twee that WI is Jest the spirit PI weal

for the work that is put before ns thla week, and I Swag*
it wall to-night, who we are looking forward to • weak
of special effort for those who .11teals nod Our eihrt;
I tll 1..1ht it well is pet before you this subject and
chilliest in which yogi Mrs such • pattern of the spirit we
ion."yoceltyg.ll4lll., tosaeggrecti th.•ladwaorik mac 7:A.BM ISS
you 10•Itiki to aetrir. Ti. Lord and Saviour him
goes latortily with, ou. You know it laser lost brothers
sad sato% soak lath. dap mire of this horrible sin of
intampsramo that we spaaly done to help Ora week
rmase work • we motto help those who we know are
,Lbrurr:o:auriniat.ity,somoCuirrim...."%yi.;
aiwetepsse:.n.bilightiwsigiaaanw.catrusw.vil,i.t.okitt....um-
, soar, Milan our gaols sad werkkama. sad 'glum% mad
ceasetaries. Oh tit is impassible to ass thaquam Is the
lost ...gm.. Is describuo the Waist of Me ova I
o mid toll you of fathers who have taken away from their
dying As covering gm. batonor them from Um cold; I
could till of mothers pawning lot dash the loaves sent to
feed their storm ctilldraa ; I could tall you of • poor
wom to in • town not far oft. shouting dude, the
abs ices of her husbetid at ems, striang hard to ea.*
0,12,1 reset, (or many days Witted with Mooing
p,e,riy sat looking forward to thy Was woo the
husband would return with his eogoo tO pay oti goo gobl
and isod the lord Up. Yoe AM he ad some loco ;
I. cam, boas quite &oak without ago pony in lie
pocket 1 It was too neelt for the OVerte.ted Wed ;it
Wale dare, ohs beams • bop.tooe leele4 insalac, thyy
took lar to the 16/111UM, Mid Is throi days tbe wo goer to
toat p ss where the ericluil cease their mobiln& sad the
vestry are as met. 1 could all yoa at • young maa who
use once thy imitator of his widowed mother sad the
imam. a her boor. bat these terribly habits eels a
upon h so; oh. pleaded with limos her knees; on her
kn.. sae prayed for hiss; but it was in van. oaoo4 on
MI want said be broke her heart, sad a a brokya beart
she died. Ha was brought into her root, the dumber of
death to take the last look at the moth.' that none
bios; he woe blt aloe there; the hoods lordly Mew
ye, ha remained so long, sod at tar a Use toy mot
too the room, sad behold there were two bodies upon
tag bed—to des 1 mot losrmi the dead o rusk sag. A bottle
a spirits hod boa loft lathe room, sad not eitsatabdiag
the solemnity of this am. manuistitadiag all there
wag shay to an. aa one meld soppom, as aa thaaparsblis
harder &Gana the coassalesion of sack • deed, es could
not resist the soli of the troneadons toraptatioo• aad
thst wee Um tad. Oo Imy bewares, oases OW I sell
you, sad perhaps others not gait" so Organist of tragic
I. .11 ropeso. but . fah of woo, we coal co on team
ou wagtail end. 11. id S. hap is each extremities sit
this we dears to ask you. I do so greatly ram. 11 .5
our 24111.410•1 Claret has Sakai ap this work with vigour
sod aria% and Oat we ha. UM Mimi of Zapata
TAM* 8001•11 f NY triongs, I sat quits sure that
Sew bare hammed in roast mas li more adconaid
to thoroughly that choice ta the Marta of the
propla um on act. Tee tokiag up rigorously by bishops
sod Nerigy of Ilia work has appeaLd to the hearts of the
ma., for, let mis toll pee.l bath not the shadow of
doubt not the Marts of tha maim are da•ply stirred
stoat this qua... They toe andentead, sad they do
oodarstaad, when COMM mobs gird thainsaves to
hap than in what they feel to be thou owsial mod, sad
so I rejoice that our dear old church a taking a foremost
pima an this which! fia from my heart to be • glorious
work. Butt.. imam room ; I rejoice, no bratmegi,
that the church is taking it up for the sake of th• cause
loaf. bemuse I feel it will be dealt with relobsesly, and
there is no hops. Oh! God p.a. that in all hot is done
this week, those who labour may know nothing bat Jesus
Christ sad Rim crooned sa their power to struagliag with
the cremes.. oil. There is Jest am ether thing—that,
seam has boo tam up by the char., we have • cools
osourit of guaraato that it will not b's left altogether in
toe hands ot —good people I dainty, thoroughly troll-
iotaintioned peoplit bui—psopth who, by took axtrairagasit
atatermats, by their wild theories, their strange seemerea
mad, I may say, by Ow thaatica spirit. in my *poi.,
are &deg more harm dna good. We waat • fiascoes
sleet; but we wart • wise am, sod I trust that
wisdom will be gives as for tho Mort we have to make.
Panama., fou know, is pledged to do something in tha
diostion of Loa Control; as It is called, of pulachouse
tioenelag ; but we watt, if this snorer. is to be wisely
retried am, we want to roars pat. °Maims, and it as to
do tan to ,Ittle•WW• public ositalas, that washall be work.
mg duriag this centiog week. I hope, my bream, you
will baip 'so' I hops toot if you do sot see your way io
Join thoroughty and complete. 'dal am, at any rats you
WOO t be wawa us, but that you will watch what w• arm
doing. and come sad Mar weat gm be said on the other
aids. Ifya, my authors, I do owl this la a time of
opportunity, sad God grant UM it may he wisely aged.
ono that it may be vary widely Mosel. Duriag the ten
days* mast. in Londoa, aims years ago, there Wee • hat
going to to. maim, service at the eitarch whom your
present Rector was cora" sad she saw • young comma
walking before her; the lady corm bound. touched Mr,
sod owl, Are you sotng to ta• miatioa movie. r Toe
young woman mated, 'No; I know butane about It; I
(WO not been to church tor five ,ears." Tile lady pries.
her to go, and oh. sad, "Oa I I casaot ; I hav• not gut
toy books ;" but the lady [inert/01, "I will lend you my
Bible." So lent it to ow, aad they west together; to
toe church they mire operated in this crowd, and this
liar saw no mom of her. Toe sent morning oh. was
elating • hapital doss by, who the nuns mid to bar,
" We have • Bible of yours aloe; a Bible with rota num
wrings in it ; • young worn wo run over in the shiest
this martinis, she wai broggat ia her., and she kept your
Bible in her hand until Os died. What the doctor told
her she could not ii•s, she clasped her hohhis, amid said.
'Thank God, it woo dons yesterday. Aye, dear
friends, yesterday, at 'hit sortce that evening, aima heard
of the love of Jima, sod sae rested in that love; the
Spirit of God brought the meow Mate to hot poor dark
sad hurt, sad she lett and want home straight sad Wrote
to her mother, from whom she had been go long estransed,
asktig iorgiones•—" It was all doss, Shenk God, masa
day," Just boos. is the providsacy of God, that lady
touched larr on this shoulder sad Leduced for to go to.
Won't you try and do suragthiag or tie some lied good
work I Oil moot you mks some Morita brlag is seine
wanderer t God's hand fa art altortyned that it c.a.
save; God's elir IS not hoe, that it Celleet beer. I. the
amaze ot that God sad Saviour, by that love of Joao, of
mich I have been striang to efeek. I pray you, brothers
aud slaters, coats aad ight this tramengous Is., sad God,
oven our owsi God, will give you Ma tdesang. Am.

Positively fall wag the Cowart Hall on Monday night.
it bang ray possible to reeere sort parrs. re were
see tarry for tese Witty of the audiers. In front of the
plat orm awl, gathered a goodly number et siren, male
and female. whom Mr. Rogers led. D.O.T. Halewood,
wilt. anmerne redo( to spruce Meath. rains la the
arragementa. The platform waif well Ear. the Rev.
Dear Stephassoe riag ordrier. euereled by lb.
Her W. S. Slauttiewi nit, C. R. fitlbat. Ora Mara,
Deen areal*. Porter, aad J. Knipe. Mesers. Halos,
Brown, Glover, Dr. Moorhead, ft kr.
Alta prayer. sad the stator os " Rescue the Perish-
Inc -
The Cramer expressed his sorrow that Kr. George
Shot (annoured to be chairman) was unable to coma
throogh the ulnae of his wit.. Care titsphenson doubted
whether he war the riot person to mks Kr. ILsot s 'ewe
(yes, y..)—b. yr wane in re temperance cause, bad base
so for sofas time, and they had good ream to thane God
for the program at had male here, we bar a brave
determined way of temprenos soldsers, and loped foe a
vas arose of recruit.. He loosed had aot stared folly
the gusetiou of Local °Air. but was oar.,. waist some
crags la re licessing law, for nothing could be much
worse than the reseal multi, system. He longed to
give the peoples voice is the coatter—(appianse)--aad
especially to give the power of order the evil doings to
an. of the putroboree and peters aa extiaguraer an
diaorderly our (Hear. hear.) Tee people have to pay
tgo toga, and we meat to have power testi aid °eeriest
from the r.eslla as aluses evu-deira, sot to interfere
wita another's liberty except ere the other pet Ids red
into our pockets and toot what he bad to right to, for if
we gro to pay toe the isval of what is done, =doubted"
WI rave the right to say " Tea "or " Ntsy " the tarter.
(Aporrol
Bev J. Mstrit moved a ersation lath. elect that the
mostiag is convinced Hist toe licensed liquor tragic is the
great pcoinowr of tree primal evil; which the Primo
Mi.i4ot hat deolered to err tbe combined rewalte of wer,
pratriemet• and famine, and rretatly Urger epos him sea
ILIL Gov./ranter Intret larger detir to WIWI'S
meatuses which shall allow local costuteallias the power
of prohreti•S theakeelese Is re aresser Once nears-
seeded by As Halle Of Cowman.. '—Mr. Kaifu had bon
a tabula foe 40710,. and vat hardly to les place
to-eight as this questre of Lwal Option, for he wished
to give local aufatonties not only the power of saplag bow
m v drink -aerie rould be aired. but the Power of dee-
lag the .b,4. (Applause.) Thep Ca. reale•• • cesipool,
and ought to be able to soy. wheal • f•w reels are erected
rat • breams rail not be opened in the midst. te
corrupt asore/e. and briag direr, povert7, cram, sad
death. A. sateutsn of Ceuta, eselethef attechmeet to
11. Saviour, Mar duty is to b• united nod fletenered
until b•meeraltope an swept from the far of the load,-...
(Applauie.)

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TM Rev. 0. INLasskt, president of the Dorset Canty
Temp/room Amor:lathe, euttrastal that misting with
the first he alluded la Weymouth. ten years Mr, when, tau the mate wore onscrupied. Last winter a meeting
did sot satiety the enretery breams, owiag tocestosio•
of arrongensiesta, two other tempentreei mestizo wen
being hold at the woe time but that was • hem con-
fusion. He wag going to say be came as a learner—(gram
laustiter);--kla local option wee prrmi.sion for people to
shit their mouths and keep Intoxicating drink ay.
" How few of all the evils nen Isadore
Are three which laws or kings con make or curs."
Yet the national will is mule up of in tividuals, and if
we cannot make people sob sr by Act of Parliament. we
eon tabs the hindrances out of AO way. Kr. Giadet,no
added to the 'hutment that intempermos irrorluose eras
equal to tin combleod results of war, pestilence, and
funiese—" This is tine, and It is the measure of our
disgrace? In &Wald is the greatest h .d at cruelty,
yet intemperance caumi bore grseetor c,u kim ti, in were
indicted by the Rosanna on the Jews, or tbe Irish on
each other. In t AtlidXoB NSW are ii el Neely printol
Column. recortiog the deeds os drink : in the, fearful
papa were recorded It suicide., 15 attempted. 15 murders
or homicide.. lb attempt.. lOU vialest deans, innumerable
assaults opal the polka need manges upon defenceless,
women and children. (lber, heir.) It bed been asked
whet would 1.1• C MO of the taxer without drink I But st
wee bid policy to ealove the sale of on article which
caused eueh nil-ones, even if an moping. lost • thisd of
the national seen • sm all goud belance is bet-er
thm large transactions where tare is dm on. of the
expenditure exceeding the Inc me. Drink nines. pa I-
, expensive; crime, expensive; lunacy, expose'' s'.
peruse.,
elliereat the other der to Darkener Priem ke tee •
parationer, who lei I drink bad brought him that., and
wilted to saga the pledge, but he MOIL earns his time at
the expense of the country till he comae out. In his
pariah • wom met with • severe fracture of the lag through
driak. "Ought I so relieve him f mid the relievne
eakies. "No sertehiv not; you ought not; yet you
mast, or hie wife and fondly will stores." 8o we have to
pay toe people who ought to be able to pay fey thentodees
(Anoka's) The demadaarie from drMk Is nothing WWI
than slavery. • falser ationnited to lateen to hie son •
portion of that enthusiasm he felt in the Abolition e sum ;
It. took hint to WI Oft at. kill and sold—' Thie morning
yeti see the sun rims on • world, a. ,ar a. Fneriend rules,
eritinely trek" tar It WI4 the Ist of August, 18:11, the ewer
which brought liberty to the slams. (Applause.) Thet
son almost maenad be luid come too lag, in tak part in
that work: but be had not to look far before he found
soother slavery to labour Mais* sod another Wilberforce
I. doss up to labour for Me saltation of the sieves of
drink. (apeman.) The question Is OCW OtOreir for tee-
totalen ; It is • notional one; if we neglect our duty to
the poor drunkard, driven down the !WOO like lb.
Cadman' swim, his children sod our, must 1111 X. Below
(hums the alone, clear as liquid sawking, meets the
Arno, mugdy from the Chinon of the Ake, both rivers
keep that elk foe a space, but • short dietanos below
they low together one polluted stream. Cokes we apply
mamas., to purify UN pOtiO.O4 AMMO from drunken-
ness they will pollute our ehildne, and we shall be
punished In the tenderest part Elome my the Bible Is
elate, or, but the PrincileWe of the Bible are On our side,
they are self-denial for the good of others. (Appleues.)
Yet he did Dot want them to be great mertyrs,
More I, some difficulty in sines up the drink, bat alters
wards the blessiog overmans my pleasure found in Wiles
the tittle grew people era afraid we are going 10 hurt
them by temperance, but we muse to comfort and help to
prolong their lion and lie. Christian duty to make the
oxperiusent ourselves. Bs tried it • twelvemonth before
be mootiesed it to swam bat sikeogly ha said he was •
teetotaler he we tad—" HOW 11l yes sr. looking r
etssithters) We are lad that Cheint was not an abstener,
be abitalsod from all the glories of Heaver, mime
flown, and made himself osee a us that he might Mee
in and as He loots dare us the miseries whisk as MC.-
ILOILO Hs sups to His foilowere—" Live them as I have
OAPat
Mr. Rictus, • fresad at Mr. Raper, sad 42 years •
total abstainer, said he had received a kits sok • few
days ago asking if tiers sna sap plasm where • lady utterly
overcome by drink could be received. filmy each appal.
rettoes be had teet roe, wad he meld go to she bosom of
40 oe fa widows, at wares theft wido Wass Imbed&
art Nibs* WE amnion we .lirssi to

as from the pall. temptatket to the ass of Meehan.
drink. Bs showed a paper apparently dooms of Yu*
lOW, which *attained Oath s.ome of the awful crimes coM
waled throe drink in the week batsmen Christmas
mad New Yeats Dsy. Br She prima, Ilirr het • tite9
int.,: caging drink weld be sold 11 the licoselag Were
tiotielid. sat he gave • history of the &waging mum
from the times of Beery through that of Edward the VI,
showing that the shiest was to allow only jut as mai
might be perailthed without public detrimeat,
ao▪ liosaithig antitheft, bad =he: he • Baia,
cakes thisd that the era sires it.
We what to settle this matter Odor* eat Matthias
riootlaad poisemed • irritate Parlimagat. It would here
passed a meesiire of relief, for • majority of the Beth&
members or. for it, the same of the Irish atembers, the
same of the Welsh, sad the saw of Loadoa. The groat
serthsra moms of pmalatiots ere almost eatirrly in It.
fattier, we bare a majarity of 411„ had ha hoped the
subject wW be mentioned in the Queen's Speech. Er.
Balton ham the Goverameat silo not be eqmseralea.
Oily doctrinaire objecilom could he load, Smart Mill Is
etfe.t great tbil argameat ; P.olessor gasman said —"
• g lath • pablichouso sad bay • pint of boor withal%
&dad myself or say sos Mee my harm Bat ion cameos
• up atom fog ths sale of liquor without producing
infects as society the • right to protect itself from.
suck infects
Fawcett ear" If • pablielsoam is carried cm so
as to hi. asthma), )oa the put it down;' bet the mare
prosperous tie trade, the more isardairi sad masthaskters,
the more mischief had mussy, sad tht7 might to here
power to stop the Domains. whim the gaieties laws weal
put down the trade without farther interterrace. B.
secoodad the rseolatios, which was curiod uthaitathelp.
Er. T. W. Guiana said this arm not • teetotal mania&
but • wand of the Mtgs.'s@ of Weysimih, had the
Kam would ti.re takes the chair, uniy he wee mita
away to London. Bat they should get him sad hoped ho
lilac, him to take the pledge. lie moved • leagthy
mohair,e to the ogees that the smiths canted wpm
social ret.wraers, Meade of adagios. sad rellsthe, tem.
rierance, sad public order, to reader all possible aid to the
timid Kingdom Animas, sad lb. various temp ruses
orgaalmilass, to isgthaos eladors to teen* a deterseithd
stand lualast the evils of the premet system. ea I ti aim
*teetotal support to such men and Illei•Ure• ea •i:1
suppress the facilities fur sale of intoricatios drink, or
sill confer on the p.m!. tits right to yew the mining et
lithium within their ram this.° districts. As to II
Weymouth is ball right at loot, one reprrsentstiv. emit
IMO the lobby for kcal option, sad if ilia other is mit
coaverted, het them tura mei out.. In • hots woos am-
lineation Er. Oar., ree..mmaadiii —Party g' to pt I
Party be hanged I We went oi.in of prleeiple, who Isla
help as to alit pruhibitl.n, not c introL (Latham)

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Th. Mao. thIatILLICS Owes was earl of toos• **(walla!'
persons oh bett•aed oo warty had don* to much good as
the Coiled K odd tla Aliso:am. la We odors. of lios apogee
he sad three qtiertors of • militias are lost to Roamed
through latemprorance of tho waken, sio.ooo.oto we pal
for paupers, 01 11Ilidt thres-querrera, 4,7,50aut0p
paupers made by oink. WhY are • great many out 01
work? BeCllO/1 Of 1.1.1 drink; • disdolay armort tor••
out A1.0W,000 worth of Hums • Yew only wopooyi
bands, wterwas a manufactory co clotting of food teat
law oat £1.000.10:1 worth employs 2.000 bands. la
inwnfactorios or work asces once soot wool or Padua/
wooer, too motorail foamless is rano by the labour
exposded on II; but ths matortal of which straw drink to
wade shako in utility until it 004000 to that which 40
degrading horses and raising was, and making num',
sal poverty flood the country. We are told £110,000.0113
a year is produced to tbso 10Telltl• • but that ts bummed,
and God knows bathing unmoral as ammissities ; if we
participate In tha pnos of blood, it will be true, as woe
mud of weaker peoplo—" They shall be ashamed of their
ransom, whoa tea beer W. sate an.. of the Lid."
We are tad we shall intsdere with the liberty 01 Sha
ellhillek but whoa intorferenc• perwast liberty leads
to toe advaiwaseat of the social and moral gaol of the
people, thsa isterfrreno• ie not • wrong. but. duty, right,
lied necessity. (Applaues.) Ho behoved fa moral swam
—mans • own from tho drink : sad legal suasion—taking
the anal sway from the man. A. to compromuon is
tar publican., it would indeed be cheaper to coropensate
thorn ad here dose with two trade altogether, but Mot
them seed in thou boll and oa oh• other mow sick • bill
be waste, urierry, sod morder could Demist in as would for
orer-cap the publican's and browses dsnutad. (Apple..)
What was • Oa tea., thotals be laundered • soble
Prwidrat, to the I) ttooo of strong drfak, who bad alas
mew of thoussods and =dimes I As to Sunday dram.
&wined tried to work with &Weak could riot, sat get
lot own MIL (reload ad thwanie„ Wales the same, sad
sow Cornwell says she is going ti Saris Saodsy Closing
all of Mr owa. Toad wos an twat to flaglead. Wel.
211011U1 moot be true to hossoll, and be pAntod to the
example of Saltairo, where or, ASA peopa Wiljloot
drink, and no malice Fancy Weymouth without • Bobby!
(Loagetsr) Fancy Weymouth witiwat Old Mac! Maus
of Leavitt,. Wishorned "Moe "appoortag fa the salon.)
&hare bowl no ororshouse, no itumotic 51701 w; be wished
I. could take the Mayor to &hare. Theo the drink
question as • woman's qua•ttoa for way suffer, and the
young women should sot 1004 at • young man until be
is • tastotelor. Latham rifled hew adult 115.7 cats do
before matrimony, and bow little ter. la cariclurion be
urged it is shore all • Carosuan questa_ ,n and urea,
enhongh it may be bad policy, as far as this world goes,
for wine, yet in tho name of God—