The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-05 00:00:00

°MOM OF TIM TIATOTAL MUYINCIFF.

On Tuesday, March the 50, 1578, —lie-, kg.— -gh Lieesey.
the founder of the now widely-Spread movement in favour
' of total abstinence from all intoxicating drinlis, completes
his eighty-fourth year, and the ocotillos may not be an
unsuitable one for briefly relating the circumetances under
which teetotalism took its rime. The Practice Is now so
common that every one, whether he be • teetotaler or not,
ok scarcely be otherwise than interested in ouch •
b ry.
ph Livesey was born at the village of Walton, near
Pres on the sth a March, Int His only brother died
early and his parents were both removed by consumption
in 'FOE The boy Wel taken in charge by hhcedfatlier.
a farmer, who shortly altar abandoned that ' for the
cotton trade, in which he failed, kning all he From
that time till he was twenty-one, young (jemmy worked
at the loom, in the corner of a damp cellar, the walls of
which were constantly reeking with moisture- Him only
"schoolicus" just enabled him to read the New Testament,
and write and count • little; but the cellar was his
college, and he was his own tutor. With no other pocket,-
money than a "Sunday puny," books were bard to get,
but such an were obtainable were greedily devoured. A
legacy of .C3O coming into his possession when he reached
twenty-one, Joseph Livesey married • young woman who
brought him no down'. but with whom he lived • happy
married life of over fifty years. The year of the wedding
wee that which saw the Corn Laws paired, and the young
couple had • hard struggle for existence. Borrowing •
sovereign, he bought two whom cheeses, which he retailed
to his neighbours, selling them in small lots in the streets
on the Saturday afternoon when the week's work was
done. This was the beginning of • new course of life. The
profits made by tolling cheese being more than he could
have made by weaving, young Lives., soon entered that
trade, in which, through subsequent years, he aoqWred
the competency upon which he still Hese, esteemed and
respected by his fellow-townsmen at Preston—a town in
which his long life has been devoted to acts of public
usefulness and beneficence, "I gave up the loom, he
says. in • brief autobiography published tome eight or ten
years since, "and made a present of It to a poor man; and
some years after I 'ought it out, gees him a sovereign for
it, and out of the various parts • writing-table was made, :
on which I atu now correcting this article. Turn it Weer, .
and you will see the several pieces of my future useful- I
nem : and when I am in this grave, may this remind my 1
children that their father was • poor man, and that of all ,
duties incumbent upon them they should never forget the
poor." Mr. Livesey'e family consisted of thirteen children, I
of whom nine are still living. ,
A life such as that of Joseph Livesey presents many
incident., the narration of which would be interesting to
the reader : but, keening our purpose oteodily in vkw, we
have simply referred to the above fats as • necessary ,
introduction to the rest of our story. Early in the year
HUI, having to transact some business in Blackburn, at a
house where the whisky bottle was placed upon the table:
as a matter of course, ID. Livesey tasted that spirit for .
the first time. Feeling very unwell after it, he resolved
sever again to take intoxicating liquor, a rellolution formed
at the time chiefly on account of his large family of boys- I
At that time temperance societies were being formed, the
pledge of which proscribed spirituous liquors, but allowed
the moderate use of wine and beer. Mr. Livesey took an
active part in such • society at Preston. Hundreds of
drunkards signed the pledge, but many of them relapsed.
The veteran abstainer *us relates what followed :
"It wait soon discovered that the liberty to take ale
and wine in moderation was a fatal source of backsliding.
Hence woo a tierce controversy, which lasted for some
time, as to the pledge. many bad become thorough
abstainers maintaining that all liquors alike containing
alcohol ohould be excluded. I, with many others, felt
that there was no safety for our members without this,
and we were determined to tiring about the change. One
Thursday (August 55rd, 1831) John King was pasting my
shop in Clitirchutreet, and I invited him in: and after
discussing this question, upon which we were both agreed,
I asked him if he would sign • pledge of total abstinence,
to which be consented. I then went to the desk, and
wrote one out (the precise words of which I don't
remember). He canie up to the desk, and I said, 'Thee
sign it first' He did so, and I signed after him. This I
first step led to the rest ; for in the course of • few days
notice of • special meeting was given, at which this
subject was warmly discussed. At the close of the
meeting, I remember well a group of us gathering to.
gather, still further debating the matter, which ended in
seven penons signing • new pledge'
This interesting document is still preserved. It is se
follows:—" We agree to abstain from all liquors of an 1
intoxicating quality, whether ale, porter, wine, or ardent
*Oita, except as medicine—John Gratrex, lidward
Dickinson. John Broadbelt, John Smith, Joseph Livesey,
David Anderton, John King.' These were the "seven
men of Preston," from whose labours emanated that
agitation against the use of all intoxicating drinks as
beverages, which bas to-day assumed such proportions as to
command the attention and respect, it not the adhesion,
of the entire community. All the early members of the
total abstinence society were virtually working men.
Numbers of them were enabled by frugality and persever-
anee to rise to positions of respectability and even
influence. Not a few wealthy manufacturing trelemen
and owners of property may to-day attribute their social
positions to the earnest labours of Joseph Livesey and his
eoadl utors.
.

—Our sketch would be incomplete without a brief refer-
ence to the word by which total abet.n, re are commonly
known. Many explanations have been given to the word
teetotal,' but the following is the correct one. Among
the early converts was Richard Turner, a hawker of fish.
whose speech was fluent, if not reined. Richard would
coin words to express his 1116•11ill$ when others failed.
About twelve months after the above pledge was first
signed, and while the controversy with those who only
abstained from spirit' was still warm, Richard delivered
a fervid speech, In which he spoke against any half
measure., and declared that "nothing but the te-te-total
would do." Kr. Livesey, who was present, at once cried
out, " that shall be the name r The meeting cheered,
and from that time the word "teetotal " was everywhere
applied to entire, as contrasted with partial. ..Swum
The author of the name wa, a staunch advocate of the
cause for many years, and at his death was followed to the
rave by hundreds of teetotaller., the streets of Preston
being thronged by spectators. An inscription over his
grays says:—" Beneath this stone are, deposited the
remains of Richard Turner, author of the word Teetotal,
as applied to abstinence from all intoxicating liquors,
who departed this life on the fffth day of October, 1816,
aged 56 years."
As a Paatily Afagaziac Cassell's fully maintains its
title. To substantiate this we have only to give the
heading of a few of ita valuable articles—" The
Future of my Boys." What Pater will this not
interest ?" "Clerkships in the Customs" will equally
commend Itself, A Family Doctor again gives one of
his excellent lectures. This time on " Sprittg
Climates for Invalids." Those who have to suffer
from Cook-shop Hock Turtle should make the lady of
the kitchen read and inwardly digest Mr. Payne's
paper on "Home-made Mock Turtle." The result
surely ought to be • more digestable compound. And
finally, to pick out one other essay, let us ask our
friends and acquaintances, who fancy themselves
either embryo Sims Reeves's Santleya, or Adelina
Pattie, as the case may be, to carefully study Mr.
Cumming's directions as to "How to sang a song."
Here is an excerpt

"In considering the question "How to sing • pont,"
the primary difficulty is in the choice. People go to •
concert and heat some popular singer vocalise a song,
perhaps a good one, and not impossibly • very bad one;
and forgetful of the fact that the singer, with reputation
it stake, has been studying for weeks how to •' make the
song go down," the listener is pleased, thinks it easy and
effective, and believes that it is only necessary to buy the
song and sing it, and produoe an equally favourable
result. How often is this dons and how often does dis-
appointment awns I
In choosing a sang, select something with at least
sensible words • the better sad more interesting they are,
the greater ...Bibs your chance of success. Be nreful to
get • song wholly within your vocal powers, for if you
attempt something too high or too low you will probably
subject yourself to ridicule. Having chosen your song,
etude the words carefully that you may fully comprehend
the sense and sentiment: popular it •
practice to learn the words by heart-i-trat worthy of
all commendation and imitation. When you thoroughly
understand the words, you may attempt them in conjunc-
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arrange breathing-places: these should be fixed coos to
aid the sense, or at least not to mar the meaning and
intent of the pottery. When you have decided where to
take breath, mark the places with • pencil, and be careful
in studying to observe those marks. As • goners' rule,
unless • phrase of the poetry commences with the first
beat of the music bar, we shall find that • bad piece for
breathing."

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