The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1886-07-09

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behind tho screen and drink ride by /
side with tile outcast Of society. The
saloon is educating yohug mon who will I
IN the fntufe help to carry on tile affairs
Of government. Frierds in the rurnl
distri 8 will you not rally like Chris
tiau heroes and help Danish the salo ns
from tho r. r. towns. as you have il
your districta and save onr young men
frsn, the avrl tcmpter ! believe you will |
If the eYils Of tho salasn WAS aparant tot
you as it is to many on the 4 X. hreodi g |
placs crime. and riot you would certainly
ore cna for their banishmsnt from society,
ito which it is complete burden and not
ono protecting argument in its favor. The
expense of prosecuting cline alone--1ar OK
ceeds the pttance ii pays 70 tho State as
privilege lconse. Then it is fnanial bur-
den AZ well MS 4 mpr,sl dirtrryer, taking its
customers money aid giving nothing IN
return.
| Consuming money and norals: producing
only evil. Tt takes the inoness<hst onght %
| he spent for the necessaries Of lifr and thus
deprives legitimate business Of much Of It's
trade.
! 1t il the cause Of onr greatest public ex-
| pensc, it causes sixty per ceilt vi our taxes,
eighty per cent. of our crime seventy five
| per cent. Of our insanity and causes an
4 expense annually, OF nine hnntlI cd million
| dollars, consider its gigantic proportions
you who estimate evils by their yalneiu dol
| lars and cents If crimes and vice must he
/ -. II
/ dollar. then its expense alone. is oAough to
condemn the saloon and it's Traffic.
What we have mcutioned isa few of The
ennumarable evils that result from he saloon,
traffic. Anch more ia'ght be said Of the evils
wrought in our Political aroma both State
and National The TIVE great parties who
are now controlling the government. are
ma 10 to cower by its influence. 1t says to
tue political party at the poles favor our
Il existence or you are dnoned to defeat.n and
th. party bows its head in humble subinis-
sion. Hence what controls the partu con.
trolls the. government. How dangerous then
becomes the salosn, jeopardizing the glorious
iiirtitutioas Of ourgovernmcnl, prun n,s,.d with
blood and treasure. now freemen that the
two great parties haye said we cannot afford
to make extinct this great evil that contents
for no principle save its selfish, greed and
aggrandzcnent we grant ymi. he pri, i
: lege If ycn will, come ont on the 10Th Of
! July NJ individual heroes aud by yonr indi
8 yidua vote drive II beyond your county Dor
' der,
Z Frrrmen will ynu nnt 1,rove yourself eaua
4 to the emergencyl The cohorents of III,
!. saloon will bonn the field in force. as fthey
/ haye ever heenin the lcgislatlye halls Of ou
i cUuntry d hen the saloon traffic was to he III,
cussed. Thrirpartnership has forced itseI
upon tlr attention " tile thiaking panpl
4 But they hav~ decided seyertheless that til
whisky traffic inust 60.
onot cavil about the probability of til
Doctors or the Druggist taking it up.
10 there sldul1 be e yioator' the law here an
tl,sre We IN ti,,4s me iividu.l W n can 0
hamper them with the law, az they will he 1
tho field without gencrnls.. when the saluu
= and its traffic has been annliated.
is Then let nsun the Iath ot .Jaly rcspomi
r. the noble call Of tlis COED women Of onr Ian
lr- and meet the saloon with an uncomprimisii
re annililatioil a,,l at once we Mil witness ,
ID Improvement, IL all directions tenlin.
:. greater prosperity.
Il. The sowing of the ministry viii bereapcd
~ greater abundance to tho glory Of Go,l and
= the bsnsfit Of society, our politicians and d
he GERS viii be freed from tile intimidation
Ies tho saloon influence and in many instane
nyfl its burdensonie yoke, Fellow citizens
r. Pike county in view of thoaa f,icts, cal, '
/, Q afford to rsnlain Indifferent to yonr duty
,le tho ministry to society as yon view it to III
bid witnessing the wide spread corrption sr'
ing out Of tins traffic What multiplied
t grading influence in the the ma futnre.
r. our dirty to destroy il u~fyrs IT fers sroys
As ei,e who has been a careful observer
twenty years. IN church, u, courts, IN seci
assure ysuto my raind it has proved lye
lis- niatchless evil. Free sals. high licences
les. other hedging in restrictions hays all b
east tried within tho last fifty wears and Ill ya
in adequate. Now prohibition ID offeret
=, the last resort, will you not CONS snt on
uly tl9l July and aid us in establishing our G,
'nld tv IN line with the countles Ut Cor
,all. Lauderdale. Clark, Perry and Simpson. 4
nnal The hundreds of temperance orsauizut
gnrd and papers, togstl,sr with the if,icnc,
,gan the entire pulpit and tile cooperation "
An of the nobls w. G. 7. u. arc educating )
nlent ailover this land aud prohibilio
!, coming; bnt why wair for tho ministry.
Y y wsmen and the youth being educated D.
10 sonrces aboye mentioned. to extiaguish
hind evil, rou are expected to help: Tnen vii
ont not come ont like Christian heroes and
t.h; complsh that which the two great pol
s. parties acKowledss ought to be done
o''os fearing each the ether tler havenot dor
Come early ON the 10Th Of July TO
'naed voting place and worK fur vour county
assd Gcd, banishing the nefarious saloon {
in our county, freeing society from it's
effects and sur countics cxchsquer fl
eS C. G. GIBSON
!, X Chairn'n Pike Go. tx. Prob
2 isr She was young, Rhe was gr