, 1874-03-23
CHICAGO. MONDAY, MARCH %. 1874.
yon say So" roturnod tho cautious host
"rhat'B
YAM rELT,
tho groat Temperance leoturcrl''

tho ErohE Temperance lecturcrI"
"Toll tho uDont Yum Polt," said.
lilo Gopt thnt famous snloon at New Vtenna,
and gavo tue ladleB there a lo~p OF trouble. But
thoy prayed for him, and wouldn't quit till ho
a!t, and a. Tho ilrst thing ho knew they'd whipped
@ In sde%as as ss.0s ana ~ ny' a 1 81 s II EFG Cd 0 . S
sinco then hos becn travelling round octnrins
iHtors aud las1,es."
Has ho made Buccosa on the platform
asked.
"Why, yes; hos tremendous fellow out
horo, responded the speaker.
/ At this monlent my curiuhlty know no law.
asked tho object thereof II l1o waB Van pot, and
letl to t4,s unwso stop IN search Of information,
for Van lc1t has mover coasod to DO horrible
warning to me.
IMAGINE HIN:
A Nallllt, rnw-bonod fellow, with tho unmiB-
ta;sablo impress Ut alcohol upon his face Il
1ruBcr'b countouance, a11 q buuch of kpuchlca
tint q bruiser would DO glad Of; . slouchy,
swaggo:1ng gatt and a. lofty .patroniztng alr
ods u I'll ra sfss RySss Ma to that
A. brief o,nvorsatou with him convinced mo
that tho Whisky. business bud lost an oxcolont
representative; but whether tue platform bud
gaincd BY lis change, Of baao is a question I
leave Chicngo to decide for itself. 1t will hnyo
| IN opportunity botre longsI understand, and
would not for the world attotnpt to Influence the
receipts at the door. AS Hpualor, his oloqucnce
<,;a sty1a of a1;on1s,no nonda nho,,t tl,o ao,na
amount Of corroctioi, thet hiB Uouor did. IIo
has not mad particularly good Impression at
hel,ova ,,a civancos ,he ro,,ao IF cmra,n,oo II,
my very great dcgtoc. Ho has ao4uised the sot
plrasus winch all Temperance agtAtora USE, and
succeeds we'll enough iu tho emall towns, wholo
tho voice Of public speaker does not frequently
oo~.Eoonnr ~ n oo"ntrx. .pmoI;1io;an ''"A e''
Ac.jnr unon his MI, restions' decjt1od tn trv
town . S11ci, waa no;Ii In In rca.hot and wont
nortI, M far M '''
~ a,,
uo. ,.a.., IL flSD1AY; ;.,,;. ~ :. u,,
;iiiefe, luuo9u' us aoles .' "o'e az wo1a
WIN coHniohuaoo %eal. Iho! hhd ssaftou
| III, according TO tho occoptod theory OF
nettatlon. by circulating pledges ana
holding Iomporance.moetnga. In the3o small
towns. any meeting IL necoHHarily break In tho
hola, nct'tatcd by many motives. attended ono
Of tho meetings hold u TIE Courthouse aud
c here the ladies' Ind exhibited good Judgment.
lho Younger ones veto 20 posted ns to pfobont
lofHadAple array OF 1ohllnlne attractlFotess.
consequently the room ~as crowded. 1t ls truo
| TINT tug oldotly lauios were utterly l2no: ott,
wh'lo that po;nliar to'egraphy in vogue among
young pcopole Kent tue attention OF the tnnlofs
iully occupied. This IL tlo syston usually en-.
oye aa + aos we IN 1r1Esg I s ''uy
lay is What id kown us
"a HARD TOWN."
| 1t is fast in nnnnerA, aul supported no loss
than twenty-two saloons, md n,lmerous drug
stores. So farm about thrco weoks-about
half tho tormor woro closed, aud the druggists
Lad sgucd the pledge. At the ea,no tno, let
me add that whisky could bo obtained at some Of
thosc latter places, while 1nger-hcor was not
pnsronizod, out OF respect for popular Benti-
ment. Tic lados were persistent in their
visits, remaining at ono tin1e all day. Since
lhon, they cut their visits s 4orter, and mako
moro of them, They lave yet aomo difficult
work before them. FIR tho hottor saloons aro
taoso which hnye held out, conducted by men Of
menus, mud Homo Of thom OF intolEleence,-
men who will brave tho very strong public so.,-
ti1nent against thom for tic naalntonanco Of tho
priMople involved.
.Ii'o stnto Of affairs at FintllaY - fatr sample
OF tue other to%na m Of Northern Ohio of It'll s!ze.
towns Or 5,o9o' tnlian'talsts nnd iess,-Bollo-
lontalae' ,Aentoh, tostorla, LIND, anu snon
piaces. tTolaont, however, ~ aEother Wig
either way. Tho German element docs rot pro
poiuIus.'t., ~ & ~ y SUMS "H!5. elsoe 10
"Ne'oA A"'A ''"n ao,+ nn"sarn ""s -. o's"o '"A'
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,oh ' o9a.a tso H u' as'ou4 "na susmo;l
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~ r,t.a"o ~" Is1;e eun ~ eo'n su ,; -
To,p., 1;,au u !Ies' M un oocaua1 n
nasollao .!co1sc 'laS .,ea!iy eSpltou iossoss'ns
nantt ~ tn" eNos.o" ~ r'' ~ s,.a.aar 's m
mos ,rolo "s"AnS s"oo,. '1snin un"boe .,ta
at W. 'I,'an aa Aoi 7o'not"nt6 I.Euos snah ~ ~
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H. ~ - ~ 6oaen, aa M iuso ~; ~
a;a ~ sun ms 4IHur 't'oA ~ 'Roahls n,o
n'Il ?a' u pinso "aout tilu couu ~.
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tntouen sio cvun'Iy. WILL ~ !oEHeu, 7
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