, 1879-02-20
TEMPERANCE.

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events, anl find ,uvsetf saving to myse!!. with
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AAc'arY Nigitmase,
:, hntt noms have talecd tho Wind;
n1t the l"IIcss tae OF any
vas '"a1 VI 'c"hF f''ao' ..,..--.s.
hs nation ~e "fe people OF fnan'as; a.
history wrtcl. would ca,tat tic magnitude and
nutttudc ri mir ,ron1n. 1.rn,,,i,d 1,,, ~,
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Inss.ue",; VIZ tc'"pe'a"ec ti'a'''. 'as '"ep. '"e
country, ike the coiu wnss from hanttoba 1r0tfi
SEA 10 seq. a,ui from tropic u tro;,tc. W.
have lla1 radtcn Temperance, wttc!, being inter.
Wctcl means grcnt tig tapitaE md very little
liod Almighty. We have had Gospel temper.
nncc. Just M II my ktus of temperance was not
Gospel tctnprrailce, Peace on enrtt, and good
will toward men!
We've lad All kinds If cures for ttf,eo.nn.
nlacs. The wlI-powcr cure, and thc faith antl
prayer cure, willie few philosophical minds
llayc contrnltt tsat physiological cause mtlst
produce physiological elect, lid that remedial
remedies must be applied to remove this elect.
'rt,e lrst nu,l sc"unt Of ileec cures have been
t,.urourhly tried, nmi Viii, what re.ultl Wien
Interpretation IN the ott,er, has hai ynst multi
tltIes 1t people OIL tllcir knees PRAYING
Tor tllc miraeninls Intervention Of Dyltlv
power far Tic rescue Of thu dtpAomalliaca,
lat .l,e toud Ilei,tg Is amused at Sur chjidlsl,
sHorancc, alpt. sn,,rh III liz loyts us mud ,ttcs
our dfsappuinsIncn.s. Ifc w,hl,Dlt1s the corrtcd
pl,tm 10 teach III co,nnon sctfr.
EofDutt,ln. uyrr twu ycars agy, wt,cn return.
ng lrtNn Lecture trip. became aware Tint
Mrs. DlAc, us t.lis city was In tllr next scat ,c-
hnd 1tsc el,c was lii animated conycrsatfon
with II friend. and frO,n them heard Of mur-
yelous miracles happcnfng IN osr ul,lst, aut
tt'ls pEcdlction: Chaplin Il {iorc were going to
ctusc '|Irir wonderful tiIspcnsarlcs of aIcolloljt
pusons Shu kucp tuIs. far shc anil sryrral
other ptous women of like scputn lad luct by
appointment at stated pIaccs, ald made ticir
ot PRAYER, nld they k,,rw ,l,ul tlrt believed.
Surely this Is lest. thought; | will wutcl, aud
sce If 1}ivlnlly will tnlra,.1jousiy intcrfcre
for The destruction ol lht. terrible louid,
Or whether Ha will e0n pei us to wait I'LL Cl}apn
4 uore ci,hrr poisnn themselves tn truth with
ltie!r nHn liquors or nrc obliged TO close ft,f
1nck Of bankrupt law, ur unitl public scuti-
mint has beconlc so enlightened as To ceasc 10
uctnas"! poison us a hcrcragc,-n partial mtlel-
mum not tiHe,y to be soon realized while t,l:
making Ut public sentiment lcpc1,ls upon s,lrt,
INSTRUCTORS ny s(rs. BIuct atd utler like crunccl-
Isis of the day.
Tllu prayer and faith cure los been fully
testctE IN t1lo 'WnEuEt0ntan Hume u In suptt 4
lnutllcr rs ought to deternfne the efficiency and
value Of this tnetl.,d of treating ttu victims OF
ateDhol1c pu!sou. The moral department ri the
Ilonlc Is nearer pcricct tnu,, anything elsc ' j
ever Knew This moral power which Ia broug,,
to hrar upoo tin inmates IAN palpabc prcscnrr !;
IL walks The halls IL sits nt The tui,les: 1t ilt-
!nitles the lmrlors; II fl1ls thu chapel; 1t
sits like Il br0odnE ungct III the hospital.
A1lu vet. waut Is the RESULT Are t,nt.-tun,n If
those wno III their scsrlhlv despair have fluHr
to It's shelter for psotect!nn sayctal j few suril
tne,l ny A1r. Pltnway h,ld the late famentel Ju!n
Collier have lnac The reputation Ut ,!lc Hume,
bull. In the glnrc nf tEe glnry of their rcsvue
wtli1c sguadrots vi men ayc vanished from
sight anA Eonc tlnwn struggling, praying. au,l
sutlcr!ng.-Gud un!y knows how lnarh, while
ustIers lave left the Home with tic nlltisuov-
cred srcls Of dcath Gert!innting Il, 1lctr sys.
tGH1s, aud, lftrr ycara OF suffering, lave died
victims TO .hr fnck Of physiological knowledge
and medical skill IN the incafrai department of
tie Home.
As havc said before. the moral department
lart,ncnt ~ i 1arcr,-one OF ,hc rnnst lnlIatct
numbues of ihls ae Of l,,,lnhtlys. None thur.
nns,y ne0tlafnteti with the medical letart.ncnt
VI ihc llumc can have been nstunishcl ut tie
reference to IT, D.iunver ulni lis rr.ne'!y, riu. u
cllnna r.ll,ra. Dr. Duyis, ,l.r Nleiteul D!rrrtnr
III onIy cqucA i,y hit rgutl,i, and he itas eakl
With prayers, corai. bromide, ,,a! red pepper, r.
md In results, no discoveries Of sclcncn could
Induce him 10 rcrnli his c,!!et or ,,ernlit an in
uvyattun.
rhares Warrington Earle. II. H., 'lc 'nrdicu'
cror Il, his ccnttsn., UNI M his tenure III Office
and iltv necessity for his arTylycs drpcni uupu
Dr. Dayls' fayurissm md tnethods vi treat
neht iir will not ALLOW All 0nct,, FUR trial Of
D'Unger's c1,r',t,r;t Willie he cu,, nroIi Il. lfs
pos,,o,, is desirable for ur " 10 cauuot dtsttu.
xuislI, Or 1T rAst hua not distinguished, himself
In any other WY mn, III tile el,cc"ss of tIu citl-
chuna remedy woltlt1 preycut thu ncc,stonrs! Re.
turn Of The rru,iisas to las arms nild il a,vuy
With tllr luctzsity fur Its uttcn!uc,. with liz
crt,,ntovutiu,l oI prescriptions of ci,lora! bro
nl!tl", anil rcd hopper, he will not "gu bnvk''
ubnl, his MN Interests ns,l the ttusonlanints il,
the Hume. wlyp, according to his theory, are
nuly morally alteuseu, must to. hone fur liz.
bctictts of cneliona trcntncn. with his CONSENT,
But t,1nu Will arrungu this llIn1ter with refer
e1,ty tu tic personal in,rrcsts uf either Dr,
D'Ungcr or Charles Warrington Earle, ii,
u. Tie merits ri r,uel,ona viii assert tnl,u-
aulyes, u,!d upon thrIl, tts Iate will rest tt,,.
tilctltu Ut Chprits Warrington Earle. ~
lu cinrtlutu. ! IIAva Watrhen for thrre t.uftlls
tts a!lplitst'1h tD Srrf !.El!inr ehse,-a tNse III