Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-10-10

ing and deadeuing to animal life. Let me
ask the observing and rejecting mind, if to-
bacco does. as we have seen, thus affect an-
imal life, what is it but an unnatural stimulus
ting, sickening, deadening narcotic!
And as it has such a baneiul effect upon
man and animals, and as many who use the
weed know that it deadens their inner leel-
iugs, Supplies their memory aud reason, and
ia short. throws their mental and physical
organization into an uunatural and conse-
q%ueutly, a depraved state-ought not they
to speak out, and show 10 their fellow sui
ferers the terrible effects it has upon their
systeml Many have done it, and among
these have been distinguished Physicians
What man, knowing the effects OF Tobacco
will still continue using it, and let his neigh
Dor remain in Ignorance of its banetul Ell
fects! 1t is wrong. 1t is encouraging sui
cide-It is downright murder by indirect
means! Anything taken in the omain OF
human life over stimulates, or in other words
causes the organs either physically or men,
tally to act beyond their natural functions,
influences a relaxed state of them after the
stimulation is over; yet it debilitates and
weakeus their normal strength: and as slim
nnantlv ,voaLons thom tho moro tbev arc
Stimulated. the more thcv are weakened and
Jonravnd and tberoforn tbe sooner worn ont.
md if thew arc worn ont ana M, evtinrnish-
ID hoforo r.turo ,uo,,Id d;raot. tban asL,
What can we max of il but a suicidal. mur-
dorors oct1 C,n VIC t,Lo ,nv otbnr view
of tha noint At issuet Suicide. il sclf.mur.
dor Murder. nc GENERALLY understood. ia
tha oot 81 one = 49, t,Linr ,Io If, 81 on
Individual. Now as we have seen that To-
bacco sbortens = mans life and murders his
bo,tor ratrra what ;s no u,bo usee the ,veed
but a sricidot and be who helms others 70
il bpt q mnrderert
-" -, So aro hold o,5 o,o5nr ..o,o
- H. wo -, s,,;nido nnd -,
IL m~rdor u,bothnr thav taLa niaoa ;rstan,l,,
~ ,ard;lr To soc a man cboying NJ smoL,
inr ,ohacco nv takinr en,r ;s ba5 ononrh
ne. - 600 v,on,an ,bo oe Ill -
.taJ ,hinrs smoL;nr a nino sn,eInn no
flo 6l,bv stuff into her bead ;e borr;bIs7
7 boI;Sve Tobacco was maJe n he eaton
h,, an animal. and ,vbat this animal is is
we'll enongh known tn tobacco cnltivators
ard tboso 1ybo have heep tbroncb tho 6alds
ybo,e IL crows What do Won tbipt. tbis
an;mal ia no Won think il Is M.Nt vii.
toIl Won what il is Il il a Ureen worm.
when when full rroyn is aboont the siza
and lenrth Of a mans hpger, This worm
cots the Mani whom in ;s Green rroyv;ng
state and crows veIy fast. YEA he is a vora.
cious eater and causes the tobacco-orowera
Great deal Of trouhle. So GREEDY are these
fobscco eaters as often to Cause the ~cultiv,-
TOW 70 set ont the ,,Iants three mr. four times
heforo he can raise a rron.
And man. the Lord Of Creation" conde-
scenJs 70 nnt himself IN a level with this
wormi NJ. IL ic NOT nm q level. If ;s below
tho ,,orm for th,t was made 10 ont tho ~
hocco nIant- which is adontcd To his wants.
but il Is NOT adanted % the natural wants Of
man. What, man. s.The soul of the world
the intellectual and moral sensorium Of
nature" stoop so low as to take this
worms daily food from his month. cram il
into his own. and saw it ia rood, it is sweet,
&c.
Now take another view of the subject
Let us peep into society-take a view of the
public and private houses. Go we into a
meetinc house, and what do I'VE sect All.
MANY a tongue is ready to exclaim-there
have been tobacco chewars here, and they
have spit their tobacco Juice ali over the
house! What miserable scenery! 1; looks
more fit for a papdemonium than for a house
of Worship, Go we into the tavern we be-
hold the same. Go we into private houses,
or where we will. if tobacco chewors are
constantly a'ouhu' We see the sIalh Oh lis