, 1874-11-14
PROHIBITION.
Porsonul Experiences Of Mrs.
SWissllclm.

10 ths Editor ef Tbs Chicago Tribune:
Sin. The tato crushing tlofoat Of Prohibition,
after all tho labor spent on aud all tho lopes
ground in 1t, is lesson 40 Startling TINT tho
friends Of temperance mny woll pauao and con-
slider; but tho chiof danger Is, that, instcnd Of
roconBldcring tloir methods, and making somo
change suitable to such crisis, they lnay persist
| in work
| DESTINED FOREVER 70 nAnnEN RESULTS.
A long, Intimate, and extended acquaintance
| with Roformcra Ina taught tint, Of all peopio,
they aro tho most difficult to reform, because no
other class aro 80 certain Of being right,--so far
removed from possible connection OF error on
their own part. This characteristic ta inBepara-
bio ftom The rolo Of Roformer; for only people
Of strong convictions and morbid individuality
tako up tho non-payiug business OF making tho
world bottor against its will. 30 It used to be
said Of tho old .Abolitionis.s: ''Thoy aso set
OF crooked Sticks which 1t Ia impossible to bind
into close bundLo:'' and this mny DO said. with
equal truth. Of tho strong. oaruost. but Bmnll
baud Of ProlihitonistB WHO cling to their theory
| through good and through evil report, through
triumph and dofeat, through fair woathor aud
foul. As one who long laborcd with them, and
who would Glndly do anything practicable to stay
tho tido Of iutemporanoo, respectfully ask Of
uAy o1o eo'lanofe9H nearing OF
LIZ PERSONAL EXPERIENCE.
Near1y lorty years ago, doctoFa began 70 oloo.
me 10 take bfaady ata poft-~iho oat haa
known people beein taxing shch preHcfPtlo!,s
anu aio arunRaFda: l was a'raiu o, nlyaon'
Hlsnea p'eaGe, ana feHo4Veo 20 o'o sushes soan
riss s"ef romoaies' e3cops III oau ae'aeRs ol u1-
coration OF tho throat, when sharp cider, porter,
or ourrant wine, Beemod essential to recovery.
ONLY In cnacs Of eeycro illness or erpnk prostra-
tioh couia any phyalclhh lnauca mo 70 taRe al"
oouol IN aly 1o1m ous' III taeso, lcashed
somethlhg Oh lib e1ucaoy.
Whon went into hohpltal-aorvlce In 1868,
was ut ouce confronted Will, gaugrcnc, and call
Cd publicly for "LonlouBl Lemonsi LEMoSs!"
soon pymmla followed. and tl,cn I oajlo,l for
=. % - e"'o- W.
WHISKY! "n'sHy1"
EFefsthin8 aeked Tor eatno III abundance.
pypmin treatoil cxtorpally with alcohol aud
water. friction md hcat iuternn1ly. with milk,
,,,,ol' o.<,. r;n1, ,,r.tha ,,aa",. 49,, Is
green tea ana noSor lost 1nah by It. although
in QUO night Surgeons mover jntcrferod with
nv froatn,out oYcons vhon ,vo,,t to tho,r for
,ivico nnI T hoc",,o sn .on,,dort -, s''aooa.
-, Hu'!se' @Ia oe''..Au ~ con'oent " s"ceees
tllat usea 10 aaY, * Dcatn Wants to got
mum away from me, ho must aond son,o other
messenger than pyn,nia; for do not recognize
that creation or ohaa1'lfal surgeons ana lnoom'
retsnt nursos'
ALCOHOL WAS THE nAs1s
Of nv romodieu and "Wc proiso tho bridge
t1,,t corrieu II. ovorn IT, Trcior;cl.a,nr, ,yna
.u'' eA' 4'o ' 40 ''oA' 's.o' ''A'ou4a "u'
noculated with gaugrone, III dressing wounds
and it produced GIL aoute form OF liBo4so, from
which uuisoled for years. Tho doctor WHO I'M
,;., ,,'a - Catanb. saas ''o.'1 ~. -
nn'a'' b'aa1 " =" -. ",no e'ofy aay 1os
dinner. took 1t throo weeks aud
with little pills twlco a day, aud have
had 10 returu Of tho trouble, somc
yoars affair. when ponnavlvun;a doctnrs
scnt mn ao 10 NIunesata IL Iia ,n
Kindred, a German physioiun was called in Int
heart md stomach woro on strike, apd.reiusoI
tn assim;into f.o.i In crcat ncrn,ertw H. aa;"i
''3''I ncAy yo11 64rr 1ern '' - ~ '''a
I cou,d try, md In want m tn nrasc,ibo yor
mt dc (;hnueral tn cit vou Homn caot nccr fros',
5rnm t1o "rowcrv' Sa,;o Vnn Icc1ic ha1f = a1a.a
mid = u,s Of hart preaI aud ice1iio MT us"pu; "y
nnecse. THEW In nronf, snh,o,y md s;n ~ noer
IL nn cnjn Il l;e sono bnch}ca to s geat NV tSpt ~,
it schow. Ind cat de nreal sud cheese nit t. L