Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-07
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The saloon Isl going from Iowa i4 4
very slllen man ner. and many curses
on the law. = = III " is going lfl. state
Register

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\ + lower mission begins Hhen the
spring flowers bloom, Cheering words.
come from our inyalild Supt. of fower
1missiols, Miss Jennie Cassidy. She
81 ayss passed q. 81 duck
sveel liiaL' eeks Into
months. that We are % ain " IN shs
threshold Of other s. suaner cam ign,
and it behopy pyss US 10 be up and dong,
that Y b We v may De read ind due season So
SOW beside all va ters. 3, Such words
as y these e 1fortt her heart and ours.
z Food Sam arita,ls: Those. who Mil
messed z 81 the tender, sympathetic attsn
ton given the little motherless girl,
who was 50 bad III burned yesterday hy
the ladies' Of the Flower Mission, must:
have felt proud that oar;c city contained
such an organizati All praise toi
our y noble Wonlens whose only motto is.
to dc good, sssss3
Another says he voluntary, zeal
Gus n and efficient work Of the mission
comes to elevate the standard of char.
itysof the community, q With what
tender ', nIathy ev cry White Ribbons
holds this departmen of work 80 ably
equipped BY God d's instru Z SIS
Ne learn that in the city OF lGshent,
Belgium, ihilism, or Socialism find
NO proselytes. dannf featuring is it's
chief pdastfy IN conseq quence the mas
Sses Of the working people ard thus en-
gployed. a few years ago the eduoa-l
#tional social and moral stahdi ing Of
these people had reached the ebb tide
ia their existence
The institutions called ssEatronagess',
ihayesd deve loped these degfaded dram
drinkingg, improxident masses into 81
iprovid vident, respectable people. II is
said that it is = rar;, thing to see a
drunken man on the streets Of this
great city at the present time These
MI les 4 are 50 arranged as TO
~ m ess i n Iizes sec.
|scur on what are known as Carnival
days, so as to counter balance the de-
moralizing influence their round of
gaieties exert. The economy that viz.
tue and sobriety teaches is a { VI wealth5of
gof the Inds. !. How grand this work Of
Christian heartsl "a response to the
cry Of the child dren out Of the depths
sadder than8the graz They may as
yet rob hlldhood Of its play time by
toll but not Of its innocence. 10
Monsieur Laurent, who first reached
the rescuing hand to these helpless De-1
snighted people, the word saved from
helpless Innocence is worth more than
the applause of q world.
TheFappeal forh helpI from Arizona Isl
urgent, and should meet a response
that comes right from the. poe cket.
handful sof w. G. r. workers and
the {. %. 6 q. !, their co-Workers want
help To- oEestab ablish q reading room III the
city OF Phohix. that the young men
and others may have a place TO Sit.
doWnsin, and converse and write, aside
from the com mod tiles, with which the
city abounds Verily, each heart knows
|its sorrow, and each rapidly growing
territory its. peculiar tribulation, BY
the WAY, the liquor traffic seems TO be
the peculiar tribulation of all. We
used to ascribe all the troubles and
law lessness to the outbreaks of the In
dians, but now, this mag mani nous gov NJ
ernment feeGs and clothes then, and
gives them thessame privileges It does
the white settlers, feeds a standing ar
my to- teach them how to mind their
own business, and watches their rights
with Jealous care Justice and Il qllal
rights are written on her tablets Of
law. Her proud emblem OF liberty
floats over the s'lome of the brave, sbut
not the ssland Of the free, = while she
holds a nership with a power
that enslaVesS her citizens, ana brings
ISOLATION upon their oi1l les. The
power Of this goVernlllen Isl inherent
IN the5p eoplc. live us time, and by
I SSollr votes, the sequel shall he
land Of the FREE, and the hoIpe of the
9brave!'' 3S#