Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-09-25
TO SECURE TILE USE OF UNFERMFNr1sp
WINE At TIE LORDS TAn1E

desperate struggle to overcome til
drink habit, and was successful unit
tempted by the poison offered by MN
i~sterial hands. It is our duty to ear
nestly and tenderly request the church
es to use no fermented wine, at tn,
same time do our best to supply an ac
ceptahle substitute.
CONFERENCES WITH INFLUENTIAL 30
1t is our work to enlighten and ele
waite public sentiment in this land GOV.
erned by public sentiment. We should
use every suitable opportunity fol
bringing the temperance cause to TIT
frcnt, and getting societies Of thought.
full men and women to express theil
sympathy. and to win their help anC
practical cooperation.
INDUCING PHYSICIANS NOT TO PRES.
CB1BE ALCOHOLIC sTIMULANTs,
The progressive medical fraternity
are already awakened to the evil effects
OF using alcoholic stlmulants as a med
icine. Many eminent practitioners are
successful in the treatment of all dis
eases without the use of alcohol III any
form. We should appeal to all medical
men to throw the weight of their in
huence on the side Of the greatest care
in the use of alcoholics and narcotics.
PARLOR NEETINGs.
by this we aim to reach the conser-
vative class who do not attend public
temperance meetings. Send invita-
tions as to 3 reception, beforehand hay
ing a literary programme arranged,
consisting of recitations, songs. papers,
etc. Refreshments may be served, fol-
lowed by a collection,
FRANCHISE.
In the language of one of our states
men, "You can so to meetings, you a
vote resolutions, you can attend great
demonstrations in the street, hut the
only occasion where the American cit
lzen expresses his opinions, and his
power, is at the ballot box. And that
little ballot which he drops in there is
the written sentiment of the times and
it is the power that he has as a citizen
of the Republic" We want to make
the mothers a balance power in favor
OF that party, and Of those men who
shall best execute the laws, which shall
protect us, and u children, in the pur-
suit Of "life, liberty and happiness"
PARLIAMENTARY LAWS.
One reason women do not accomplish
more in their business meetings, they
make remarks at all times and all at
once, and in the confusion can arrive
no definite conclusion. would sug-
gest that each Union appoint a super
lntendent Of this work, who shall act
as acritic. A little book on parliament
rules can be purchased at the ma
tlonal headquarters for 10 cts. Ifthere
is a question up before the house that
requires considerable conference, one
member with another, have a few min
recess for discussion and then re-
sumo business strictly parliamentary.
The vice presidents of the different
townships Will proceed tc organize To-
unions as rapidly as possible, and
hey, or any one else wishing assist
ance in organizing Unions or Bands of
by addressing me will find a.
ready response. NETTIE G. HALL.
President Jerauld Co. w. C. r. U.1
'UPERINTENDENTs IN DEPARTMENTS
OF COUNTY WORK.
Work among Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. Iagenhart, Sullivan. Scandina-
1ian--Mrs. Ole knutson, Starlev.
Ilygiene-Mrs. Davenport, Alpena.
Scientific Temperance Instruction.
Mrs. r. j. Smart, Washington Springs.
Juvenile Work-Mrs. Nettie G. Hall.
Washington Springs.
Temperance Literature-Mrs. S. A..
Kent, Alpena.
Suppression Impure Ii terature-Mrs,
Rex, Waterbury.
Union Signal Work-Mrs. D. Water
Jury, Waterbury.
Conference With Influential Ecdies-
'1rs. Harden, Starkey.
Influencing Physiciansno O to furnish
Stimulants-Mrs. d. W. Shry-
elk, Washington Springs.
Tobacco Habit-Mrs. Charles Smith.
'empleton.
Evangellstic Work-Mrs. S. F. Hunt
~, Templeton.
Sabbath Dissertation = Mrs. Tryon,
.yndale.
Work Among soldiers-N1rs. Helen
Wheeler, Washington Springs.
10 Secure the Use OF Unfermented
Vine at the Lords Table-Mrs. Sow
irvine, Lyndale.
Parlor Meetings-Mrs. Lille Bate
IAN. Washington Springs.
County Fairs-Mrs. y. C, Cunning,
Washington Springs.
Legislation and Petitions-Mrs. Ta3-
lie Mcdonald, Washington Springs.
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