The Red Cloud chief., 1884-11-21
TEMPERANCE READING.
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population 81 the css4uiry hAs alar
rn~orruou.is incrssscd Il = hsrils
pn.!hir e. grasp the Plea &c afis~-ii
milioas Il p~opic. bu, a nsDm0ai a
.huuChs all show hs~ vast guAnuia
>. ib!uor even uns-hfs.ssh - that nuH3-
Ter caa consume IN n year 'Ih,a.
While u il true that the mau1fssfurr
and ale q .plrnnoa. ~lAItors haa grvsfis
increased. IL du-rs moi n~crNarls iHlrsS
hat The drinkers ot Intoxicating t~F~f-
az. bear the same prspugtapa t. ID"
- hole population n. Formerly. AMI
Wh.n ", consider that "a. Nafrns 10
migrant. constantly pressing IN uIon
- consist largely IT dnntvfs, ~ $40
Shrr~ this enormous ~pfoius,oa 81
liquor j. consumed
Yet u would b. sheer feily 81 i-ror~
the tFcmcnjou. power 81 she dnAk *
habit a. IL stil exists nfnohE "a To
work % ~ dour b~for. the giant sSl &
int.mlsrance j. eradirafed j. ~iugnrAs1sr
sbly gTraL And the guesfon i1U~s -
~~lf upss ever g,s~i cits~n alteration
How can Il best hs doars Sauir. i'm
patient 81 dei1Y. would attempt 81
throttle The liquor traffic with al aug~ud
mrui 10 the National tons;u4tssn.
Other wculd srrk the -auF- rad thral~h
State Legislation. constitutional ur stAt
utury, while stli uthrr-. ~di-Tusllng thr
eiiciency 81 law 10 restrain men appe
ti;e,. look Ia moral and rrigi"s.s inda-
..... ..-.a4aa- 81. a.4a--s .a ..F
permanent results ia Ictnfsrtnrr fr-
form. Whatever may D. ihousat "t
other methods. her. M hast ali gal
people msy lee al one. The inenleatiou
of total abstinence IN our home fafnsly
life. Sundsy--chools. from IA. pslp.t. ia
the rraysr-;n"vting. AMI ;hrpuCh special
agencies devoted Ia TemI~raucr work.
a. wei A. by = consistent example. - q
mode of advancing the reform ia ~sich
every n ma, take a part We have na
disposition L. oppose ans earnest ra"u
Ia further "a hsnsbcsut = Csnp- bus
there j. q choice Of u-ihnsia ani ~. sss
ground for special hope IN the u=e "a
moral anil religions Agencies f"r ler-
suasiing men 90 adopt strict T'mg~f-
ancr principles. The inralruisb!r Eus-f
that has t-cn accomplished Ia lh~ past
by this means .. Oh" bsai l-5aslh!" pn~tf
of IT, value. IN fact. We do not h~~sitas1
Ia afr ~ that for th" cheering sp~ 80
progress IN Temperance phIfn ID
which We have spoken Ne are oh,"iF IN
d"bted Ia the quiet. patient. pratial 81
forts of ssodfearng mrn sud N"gus a ga
reform the driuker aud Ia make The
drinking habi; 0ilntI-. Tstuls
legislation bas bad ia par - pisy IN
the great wofk; iut whatever "HHsrney
10 has bad j. dur to ~" ihrsasn Tom
fertnc- sru'imsnt trhiBd as q ststf-
lny. sustaining force 3. J. Es4fssasr.