, 1874-03-23

giyo moro prominence to Valparaiso because
tho lnovoinont thofo has
POLITICAL sIdN1r1oANoE:
booause tho women wore ong[noered BY clergy.
mai, who lH also ut odltor aud a politician; and
booaueo 1t wns claimed to be an effort to split q
tremendous Granger Influence. II Inns not boon
30 doofdod stoceHa as Mt first hopod; and 1t
was this combination Of politics with .prayer,-
oilco .peokng viii, oi1ar.ngsIthat killed all It's
o,ltIon. Tho druggist who announced hB inton-
tion of Drawing tho latlica wns threatened by
them, through this very preacher, with pocuniary
1usB "Wo will rnin your buBttlosn y, WAS tho
moral anHs,on t!'ey attamotod. asked very
movoment In Valparaiso, II this was suason, or
coercion. Sho replied tllas ''This WAS tho only
way to awako public sentiment" Sho didn't
know the Inv, or a,ytli'g ABOUT tho law. All
st1o cRrod for whH tho ob1rct III ytew. How to
obtnin It sho wns not particular.
ValparaiBo's example Ind
DErEHHENT INFLUENCE
on neighboring towns. In tho outlying vi1lages
movement. Along the lino u tho road ripitod
many towns. but failed 10 lnd repetition Of
tacso oxpetiences. Tho people wero not pre-
pared. There had boon temperance meetings Mt
tho tall Of the revival, but thoylad CONC to
nothing Plymouth Ind, il larger town than
Valparaiso, but thoro apreated to bo no prospect
Of any Excitement. In othsra, tho ladies' Nero
wiping of thor moral spcctacloa tor tha purpose
Of discovering some Htnh Of fniQnity which hnd
hitherto escaped their observation, in order TINT
tcy might 10 in tho fashion. In some instances,
theY found tho nsonstqr, only to loara M close
inspection that l,e was hurn,losa. Tn others,
they went brayoly for him, and, wien ho showed
Lis claws retrcato:.
PERHAPS waNBAw
would be as good specimen ny any. Hore Is n
largo, 1lo,rshing couutiy-towI, enjoying tho
remnants Of religious revival aud q to,uiatiun
70, 1oudnces md gaety not unlike thai If Uca-
cago horBolf. Tlloro IL but oau saloon III War
saw, kept BY MI Englshman.-a ohrowd fellow.
who Inns mado a great deal Of money. There arc
several " Government saloons" and these tho
latlios wiIl not touch. Upon iothrop they con
oel,trato thor cnt rcios-sucb onorgies "a tloy
h.ys pgesnsa t. foley st them n on ono os-
1.A,fryrAnr,,. ryrr1nrrioH or Fnu1r1rssyrss
Tifteon lnflioa wnlKol 1uto Tho saloon and mt
down. vlilo tho crowd outside fIcd iu aftcr
them. Tho bartender malo tho men remove
poor, wrotchod: :iooking woman, waom REGARDED
ns tho 1gurc 1oad 9f tho lnoyoment, md ii
wI,oae sal owes Ind melancholy oxnreysif,n road
{. story Of iutomporato htlsbst,d and chiId.eu.
stood by tlae Btovc. i feeble voice opened q
l,yuan chosen, probably with tic gtotosuuo idoa
of ar appropriateness Which, oharaeterzos tho tho
Methodist hymns If tho colorod bfosiron and
commenced, .sTLo water of lifo is free to nj"
Then followed prayer. II nero human being
may pass Judgment on tllose prayers, ho would
GolQlMn tnGnl. Lu9Y WtrG OAtquaIQlY offered to
LILO Throne Of Grace, but flung Bido riso
Ar THE sAhooS-xGsrzn.
"Wo don't doubt, Oh Lord that this wicked
man behind tho :,ar was good and kiu,l once be-
fore ho wont into this horrible business. but wo
know ho isn't now, and ca,,not be until he giyos
fcotions upon him. Ono indy prayed that etop
should 10 put to the salo Of ail liquor throngi-
tho land 81 not tho pure, wholesome vino which
Tlly Son n,ado by 4 mlraclo from water but tho
poisonous stun sold over tho bars Of saloons !"
wlaeieat tho ar-tenAef G!GGlcd. Auotl1or Of
those appropriate hymns cloacn tor the occaaion
ended, "
And must make @ ny peace boforo-.
.,sao .,aa "Is ~ 10y o','
@, ,,',,: f., '.,o ~ III, Mow aaoy
air' mid
sHooK HANDS WITH HIN,
bowling mud sn1rktng gu tho time. - hopo you
, aro not onenuea, sala luis = zeatoos m!hatonary1
VIZ, VIII . seonetlVe smllo. o,oSs yo!e soal: ho,
aala tue person addressed: I'm fond OF tue
atlics. IL a'tll oItoA ! nave the pleasure OF
seel'tF tAe1a. ahu In qntto soit on tnetn %fen
thoy DO como" AH tals tihao tue tsllow 1eld llor
hand nnd peHfea iato nor 1aco, TIC lady coyiy
bln!sI;lug anu hanging her hoau. ,,
Mr: 4otnrop, commenced tho laheuldt
mournful person who loa the band, may soy
soinothllE sGG H., 70 aneuu 6a'a Tug piult
DHoh enls IL 1ro0 country, ano, 30 tohe aa
YOU lAu!os oonaYo; you maY guy "hat YOU plonse;
expected one o5 eaoso narrowing btoFles WHICH
are regularly told. wshont Variation, IN ovory
lowh III the country bls, u aooat twenty
minutes, me o!a Lady had narrated story OF hof
,,I',n el.ua "ass, o I su iu'p,noSn IT, ~, VIII
WI an stsu ~ oi TX Nv ~ 'Iu ta L
H., hettar ~ 1o,' ~ ~ "num III i; ~
~ ~ 10y uutIos ~ ~, onu a psl1 ~
ai,H.a tlis.vau ~ W.. WHISKY o'uns h!o: naa ~,
"a}s an athaut "u Ht ~ 'So ~ nA'" '''''AS 'o eoui
ao "lLsu"t II!
,,s a. ,s' 1our-''5Aseo "omah LOOK ING "an TO sasR
4ot 'ao
,, EXAMPLE, HI SET 1i1B o't1IDREN.
Iaat stn,4g tue bo'd Dtitol', and thus he ro-
pi1ed: You may talh OF me ID mitch as yolt
please. hat leave, my chldten alone. They
yours3 They 60 to school evaly day do youra
Ihcy arc dccentlY dressed; nro yours Ihoy
a:e uoe :, allowed to run round tho
6treole. Gettlsle luto 0ll eorts ol hsscnlot !;
are yours eyof ae home7 Don't talk about my
ol!iareil! 1ou claim to be Christian women,
4nu TO bslnS up your children to 10 cnristlatls
ls Il tholr Christian education TINT makes your
chlldron porseente and rldionlo mine, and Gull
them names, because their father Is salool~
too1per! Say what you Lac to no. but you'll DO
Well TO leave tho children alone, mauamo !" and