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to be good reasons. First, women are
mother, wife, sister or daughter, Of
both seller and drinker, as she IS bless

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vote (if permitted) whether 'o ~ not i
is her desire to have places licensed, Or
o 9. Sc. keRt open 10y: the sale Of
Third: Man = 'ha1d ~ = ,,os;+; ps{elage ::
ties, women are not: $lIe. Is thia coS.
nection can have 10 aspiration. for 81.
fee, hence ]. she Is free to follow her
co1 T;ns 'G' s., q d9sy n.y.: .,ts,1GI
voters ~ this .tsta ' = ,aoL 4 4k the
ton. fairly in thl face, and see if d thev
can be true to their manhood and re.
fuse to allow women this, one Of her
most sacred rights :ht :.
Dedicated 10 Nj. : Mrs. r. M. Campbell ,ll.
~. Baby Blanche. ...
n,ha h,,hr d..d, w., ,,, :, .,, IS, Z,
,a.dnv ~ No. ~ "o .'a> -
h o h IT, ~ ~ no'us 80 :, me q
enf;nd,aa 1877, suc aayaee4m o. loee, :.
the dest,o,a.:, ea s.,,>..u' - 'ono o.
10y u'>.4oye, 'oo's ' so near the
neaf': An: tnese are terrible realities.
No human power car. lift the snowy
lids from the blue eyes,s OF re.animate
the little form. love,v pv4n N iaeot n, :.
- . w,~o..e r ,.n 40 ao".n'
80 O. ""AeD ps .lte y baoy Blanche
= oead; and doubtless you almost
wonder how any one can be, JOYOUS,
when your hearts sare 50 str;ckon q
Yonr dar,;no ~, AL Il ~ 49,.
enonoh n 81. : ti4l II i. ~. 'ors
afFao.;o,. - W.: 49,. 49,
''Aoe'4oi'' u PaIental hearts, leaving
only the clouds aid sorrow. M not
these only! That tinv shirt IN olo..
Il. - oP'1At III c1eav''
'I0 sAy u ';ts ,iete an opening through
which streams down to-day Eupon vour
darkened heaafthstone' tho ,;rh+ -
assured f,+,-;+n 49,. - = -
than .n.e. :. n.y.. 49, stronger
'nau "PP'"tanceS' maze beliefs more
"'gn'y tnan present :seemings, point
with steady finger toward the vast un.
known, and hopes that will not die.
take up the language Of David: I'VE
shall go to her, but she, lay not re-.
turn to US. Blessed com{ort! There
is de6netness and an ind, ivlualitv =
this language that accordx with, the
yearnings Of the human heart: >.
Some one has said that no object
casts so great shadow as little cof.
fin; and as we number the dainty
in our cemeteries. we realize
that indeed. 4 = n
."rb.re Is M aoc, ,,a -
tended, ' W. "''oneu an anu
49,, But one dead lamb is there; -. ..-
There St is no. boushold llows,,'er defended,
pu' n"' onS vacant Char"
1900 49," wv ~ wen e 'e sweet bewllder'
b,an, -. $3.50 eu:eEo aosorPtion' the
happy outlook which comes as blessed
compensations to p host mothers; and /
too, have felt all the poignancy of nip.
ping frost and crus hing blow, and gath.
ering darkness the setting back Of the
heart into prison. bars far too narrow
for its rest. .Te, Him who was nv sun.
port in like be1reavements, / commend
you, dear friends, asking thatvou look
up through your tears, and trust still
10 Him who is ''too wise to err, -too
good to bic unkind ~ The lesson of
submissioDl to Divine will is hard to
learn, for it is with rebellious hearts
we yield our darlings to make up the
''Of such is the Kingdom Of Heaven ),
Death oo, o-"1s':'1 ~ - % .on'
fections s"d n III v...' .ns nealts al.
sight or da;ntv robas 80 $500 . ~