The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-09-12
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ttd h.'Wrl l1or Ind nlood'hni owes,
tcrIuF Nluur ihn slrrut.. saving foolish
th.um Vuurlug with ihoso about
HIM, IHU InA oud hl INT hihg down
hrlplr in tnr gutter.
lha' is dreadful 'ighl lhat nenfly
ll"i U.s. nave seem AMI drunknrd' must
have brrn insl iho same In The days OF
solomon. although lhrt had no whisky
thon, nud could only gri drunk upon
VINE Hear what solomon says about
These drunhnrd' nl his day who
hllh woe. WI" nam sorrow VINO halh
c"hlrnll' 'u~. VINO lWlh nbhIlhE' who
ham wounds wtthoutnnusoP who hath
f'durss OF r'e7' hes That larry long
nl the WINE lh'N thal 60 To seek mixed
wine
But nll the drunknrds In the world
have been made They were not born
30, They have been made ont OF bright
faced children, with clear eyes aud
[ pure sweet br, attn, ana strong, steady
steps and happy voices children who
/ never mrnrt tu DE drlnkards, aud who
never would have been Il thoy had taken
| solomon advice lie says there Is
only one way to be safe, and that Is not
to begin TO let he Vine alone not oven
l 70 looh nl il lie say, Look not thou
upon the WINE when II Is red, when II
| gNclh Ms color IN the cup, when It
mnNclh il.rii nrghi and nt the last II
blteth IKE q serpent and sllngolh IKE
an addict
Tins rcd wine that spnrklos in the
I cup, and hl, % pleasant taste, Is Ike a
b'auilu! serpent That Is moving It's
beautiful coils nnd getting ready to bite
You \ cluster ol rlp' grapes y beau
ulul irng' ana Whrh You crush the
. grapes In Your mouth ana swallow the
! dele aus pulp you are taking what Is
harmless and nonrlshlng But II you
squeeze ont this refreshing juice and let
It stand very few hours II begins to
chango part ol II turns lhlo INC
poison that J, called alcohol' all that
could npilfish ANA iced your body Il
destroyed, hnd the Juice beronrs vino,
just such wine as Solomon said bite
llke % serpent
II You ent nm apple the iuice that y
ground out by your teeth Is oNaot'y th'
same ns lha' which Is crushed out by .
eidcr'mlll' u j. wholesome and nonrisb
ing. ANA You Ike 1t, be- nIlse II Is miNeo
with The spicy pulp Hut what IS called
'sweet cider Is This same juice thai
has Stood lew days until II has bcgnI
to work TINT means that part o
II hn, changed INTO this same poisoI
that makes II no longer nourishing. bu
dangerous. lie more oi the poison
there is IN II the mora il sparkles nn'
the better II suits the taste of those wh'
have learned liille by little TO love II
80 when nope say to YOU "Wha
harm can there ho ~ the Juice OF grape
or m sweet c derP' You can answo
them mo harm at all, II you TAX
them lu'l ns God made them. But tn
Juices u the grapes aud the juices o
The apples begin to change ms soon a
they arr crushed out and the polsonou
alcohol Is iofinrd, aud then there Is al
ways harm y H. II YOU were dying o
thirst u might be worth while to take
drink from "a spring that you knew wa
impure hnd unh"althii but, with .
many good things To cat aud drink 4
The world. do ysu think u IL sensible L
drink what may have poison In u, iu-
bceansc You are not ihrc i has, II 20
Jet di cider alone yoh viii be- sur
never 10 drink the wrong Kind. or IL
your example lead any one else to IL
so. That i about what ] would 80
on th" cider question u were boy o
girl aud when had made up my min
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