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soul, ard eaves from anicidal ahexration-in III
these qualities surely experience has not shown her to
be wanting. 4 do not think that thus fur eha fully
comprchends her own moral power, OF how triumph.
nntly 1t might be employed in rescung the druntard
from the slavery Of appetite. usuahy hs n man
nature, weak a. it is, nay be- full Of generous and
gentle elements Wne,, ha 1nds that be considered
m goga @aa Ras6sa ,7 so hs
poison, will return, tmdly at rst but surely, and
the weakened will will make an honorable
heroic trsatr1eut, Of harsh rebuke, Of contemptu-
ous ridlcule Of moral assistance refased and Of mate:
I rial MD denied, he hax had enough and mora than
| enough already. ..-...
THE PRACTITIONERS IN THIS HocoH SCHOOL
never permanently reformed drunkard yet, and 1t
is safe to say that they never viii. He naturally op-
poses hatred to insults and quito naturally returns
railing for raiiing. The who thus alk to him do
not understand tho disastrous results OF hard drink
ing half 80 we'll he does. He has himself sounded
the depths OF the Distress Giva him not.Ta aud-
ctent, aud le will try the experiment agsin-
appreciation Of the good aud the ptfu]. In word.
he is 3 sick man in sore need Of shafuf nursing
s, pGs sa from death
their salvation 10 the plesdngs and the PITY aud
the cheering encouragement OF woman. Already she
has done All incompatible amount ot ths lind of
worE.
ASK TIE FIRST REFoRMED MAN
you Tnay meet to whom LIE owes his redemption
thas he will tell 5ou, Il be answers you frankly,
that Is to the appeals and circumstances Of bis wfa
or hts mother Or Of some QUE sstsr to hun either %
heather and not a Christian. bsrbarons and not q
civilized country it great daa Of this quiet unosten-
tatous and beautiful work were not all the time going
On within Its borders. In the iaEge cities and the
towns aud in tha smallest vilaage tters are a~sys
women engaged II this blessed missionary to ar ana
grace and perplex us. AL are free TO uudartake It
who have heArt and hand and voice fitting them for
the opportunity and who really hunsors to save tho
victims Of drunkenness, will wait for US to solve tho
question winch Is nov pc 6ete.e u.s. a., i9f = 5ef = * IT, -
resolute will which discovers te opportunities Oaly
the loving and tender eyes the chances Ct kind:
ness and sueeor oay the comprehend ehe
W seetss - p. t, -h;ee -ssItr asert from
g. rscs;rr;no once moi, to oar question,
Ho@ csn Women % best oppose in.emp.r.
auce = there comes to US, In ths Light
Of what has been said, an answer
~, SHE WILL WORE BLsr H +, .,.,,. .r,,a g.,
Nno upon ta eop1Gensloh .s " a. .. ~ .nss es d ~,
ae,ua ~ serSce salI witch !. heaTr and eonscien
tiousty rendered. It has been said-aud with a de-
rres Of truth-that there is not family in the United
se.tes which h.s nat in sons way experienced the
suffering and mortahcation when an;em pefanee en-
tails Tbs shows ron tno Wid.n o. soe neiu ana ING
satae5 u oppos9ay W H.. =. ~ ~ ~ n ~
rI = ana ~ 1re1s to- o-eat f1r ntsrg-,nco
hen var cana md erery Southern wind brought to ns
the Rroans Of our wounded and dying sodiaza
are broken, and crowded cities IRE T2illns benssth
lts etloke' Tomen 1no" wnaI @ uu ,,iaa. ~ ,Lsa
t h3 Nv arst ',,i;2n t;.i ~ lfa,s fnur,ser TnnoeT
know whss to do. When poverty has invaded house
hold, when the hearth is cold aud the cupboard Is
empty and tbs haf-naked frames shiyering in the
DARK and the night hn.e, women know what
to 90! Nhen GOD ,,,ai eahs AWAY 1a.hef ana
n9thes, . ana she n'tte 70 oEpnanea "Eosen Ea
,v,a, to d. Hra ia psenathino Il shame ar
crime, o. what you ii~which puts out The light and
oanishes the joy Of home which Keeps death busy,
which is renaorse:esaly breaking thousand hearts
daily which Is the accursed cause OF countless accrsed
eAess ths terror Of mot1eIs ane psne o. YVES ne
q, a,oa m ta ~ n11ea and as t
l-noa ,S,nt to do , "" ~ 'oS~ '1>N> ~e @' |
49, -. ...,,.a;.z .x H.. ~..a:.x. IT,, r,-
,,,o,a annonncad ~, n,-aar o,,o. tI 7;s.,.s,;n, ~
&c. no;n,,ta anaochoa ~fo - -
sIna T11z1r nov7xoros u.pncpr
as:i IAAAAA ~ ooiA'eAoA 1A70Ai'
" ao"a, 49,. ee.u -, A.. roa.:., uou
80 go - e.loao ~ suo 4uee.n, -" sa1 w.
= oees opPooo soApe1AnCs1 oe9oo ittto
i've minutes speech, would answer, by placing |
d premium upon manly VIRTUE |
Yielding to none IN my loyo Of wpmauhood, |
DO feel that women will not be true to their |
te.a ~ tonS % suos ~ ~. seoa
ousy Aeteo w ..on els.t so.'sss pet nAett
In all ta a. nv WY avnatu %1 a1tands to to fo,on
nhn. and yet, for the SAFE OF the young man.
hood OF this nation. let u5 reserve the prizes OF
society for moral mon Women nave bcen ran-
.osanta5 H., x,a - nm aas S@ - - ;s - ~.
is tint ~ - ~, aos - w" - .no
% see to it that We are fair1y represented
One other point We hear great deal in re-
gard to personal liberty being abridged. etc. |
;unpoae in your CITY a faarfnI tiseoso sI,nnld |
neniraat itsaf nn1 cor.,in ort.cloa ~ fond go |
orna 70 orofiuea fe+al -oo,,l+u oorl3 ~ a;- ..ro
~ ha r-oh;h;+od L,.h I.nns |
~ y" ?Ao'Ao!:so - Ae1'lo oAotnAaco
.lone aau III s!e" VI tue 1eai1u olaeose
Efuhkenness. tsnien ID deV3stlng Our liant, I'm
Fiew OF tho dread professions filing from be-
lind the screened doors OF fashionable saloons
[o1n to the dr,1ukard'e crave in tl1a nottor'a
;a!I -,ro uax ~ ~. acu;ea lao;.1,t;a, that ~
on, ~ tha 80 1er,ani ~ tta-t ~ 1;.a .nas eo
at1en VI suo pe1 eon1t Aoeiss " Ii'iAoi selQtIa
oav DO abr1oged IS 10 close the doors Of the
Ided temptations which tempt our boys
MISS WILLARD.
Miss Frances Willard President Of tho Chi
aoo Woran'u rarnnorznca goo;o+v fo1Io1,a1 |
IL, . 1anatt,v ,,nt.ar - s,-,oxe;s r. .1.;ot'
f"eoA' " oJAePe'o "a "H1e1 -
Ppeuueo'
In tying together with my poor thrsad Of speech tho
asultsof summer largely spent in temperance studies,
owe it TO 1uy audience to refer to my authorities.
ID not consult with Dr.. Howard Crosby NOR Arch
shop Pnrcell, OF Cincinnati, nor obserTa the equi-
Disc Of hand and brain with which they rose from |
10 rars wines OF their Injurious tables but did
sten thoughtnlly to G. Il. Hovey, President Of t
massachusetts, Reform Club, who told how, from
Gttls Light Port wine punch now and then at CUP
he went tip to thirtyvs glassea Of liquor per
~. and to OF reformed Of similar experience.
took careful notes Of what the physicians in Re-