Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-10-01
TEMPERANCE Norps
Compiled by Miss Julia Ames. o, ., =

lc0hp''eo by MISS s. Julia Ames, Of thu w
THERE are l6, 1000 saloons w;,
the spire of Trinity Church, New v slga
THERE are four lively Prob;h;t;o l0fs
in Illinois edited by w. @. T'i ~ pal
besides the Union Signal and ~ ~ Won
shop. 1ae VI
The saloon keepers and Gor.
of Philadelphia are raising a xS5n uof dea
to oppose high license. fheSr1ao o,o OOf
saloons in the city. are
The increase in the mann+o.
liquor last year would load ua'.turs
wagons reaching from New yos,. u a
Delaware Water Gap. AA cltl
Los ANGELES, CAL, has a ,on,
makes it misdemeanor for a NV w
IL years to smoke a cigarette on tb thy ~ ~
or for any one to sell him cigarettes SUI
The ladies of the w. C, tn
keesport, Pa, have opened temn al
"bar" at their headquarters, whalr eia
sell ice-cream, Temperance drinks In.
and cut flowers. 'oiiet
THE w. c. 7. U. of Des Mo;no.
established home for friendlasess
dren. Many outcast little ones
been cared for by them, and homes !.
vided for Their. ~
BLAcKwELL's ISLAND Temperon.o
ISOLATION recently held jubilee at tho =
house chapel to celebrate the fact W \,
1900 names had been placed mon
membership roll in the last six months rI,,
In San Francisco restaurants a glass
wine is given where a meal is ordered
place Of the usual glass of water, \
arrests for drunkenness in that CITY !
eight hundred per month, twentysiy evi
day. --.-ls---.'- ''N e'I
Gov. LARRABEE has offered S. 00o
the arrest and conviction of the mmJa'
Of Rev. George Haddock. The TENN
ance friends of this martyr to the en-,
are raising fund for the support Of
family.
EX-PosTNIAsTER GENERAL JAMES "
was a member of President CARTEL
Cabinet, has come out as q prominent p,
hibitionist, and has sent in his nama
membership in the Young Mems pnL;
ton Club Of New York City,
THERE were introduced in the +
houses of Congress during the late sessj
13,2O2 measures. Only one tenpemr
measure-the temperance education lil
passed. And yet that is question viii
affects the happiness of the people M
than any other presented.
SPEAKER CARLISLE instructed
keeper of the House restaurant to sell
intoxicating liquors to members on {
closing day of the last session of G,
gress. His orders We're strictly obev
and the result was more quiet and orie
adjournment than had been seen for YEA
THE New York City branch of the VII
Cross Army now numbers 700. Dur
the last year they distributed $4,000 cop
of the circular explaining their object, a
10000 pledges. The White Gross mo-
ment is doing much for the promoti
of social purity, especially in our la
cities.
Mrs. HELEN NJ. COUGAR, one of
leading white ribboners of Indiana,
just returned from an extensive tour
Great Britain. She has been making
especial study Of the Irish question. a
will open her lecture season with II
lecture, entitled "Ireland: YESTERDAY I
day, and morrow"
MRS. CLEVELAND was recently ask
by prominent Southern lady, her idea
to the propriety Of woman's signing
pledge. Her reply was worthy the If
lady of the land" The closing eeu.eu
was: at is encouraging to know of eve
sister who wants to add her strength to
temperance cause, which happily, Sol
day, will rid our land Of ruined men a
broken families"