The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-09

resurrection aud extirminate the blin'
l tiger. TOO. and. az the same time, lesser
r the amount and the evils Of iniomper
ancc. We win remove an restriction
either hy license OF otherwise on th'
sale Of whisky and other intoxicant'
Q and Dec everybody sell who wants TO
That viii kili the saloon, of course
Aud Deg me show YOU how it will
lessen inicmporance.
Man e. 20 constituted that the harder
goal thing is to get the more he
paut- f. The more that good thing
d, forbidden to him the more certain
he 8, tu try 90 have It.
Now I have always thought that the
pgolabuitie, were That Il our dear.
weak old great. great lmany timc-
crcaD ennd-daddy. Adam, had not
been forbidden the fruit Of the tree
"that grew in the midst, he would
mot have sent our obe,lient old grand
nanny Eve % get apples from that
tree. ana confident that IT thc apples
OF that free had been RrcuNurNDrn
De- him o.. would not have eaten of
tdcu.
LEI me Illustrate An men Of the
masculine gender Except preachers
loveto ks. the pretty girl. But, sup
pose fellow knows thar anybody and
everybody. OF even several other tel
lows. can ks, certain pretty girl.
How J.. it thcn2 Does thc fellow
h.uLo 600 Piss that pretty girl? Not
So much.
Imagine @ pretty girl standing at
every street corner. on even sitting be-
hind ,,le curtains ia every rarlor.
ready 90 Dc kissed, What reyolu-
roI that vou,l work in our tastes
Ha4iue-p.ea~e excuse me for thi.
So ''c--'A5t it wa, the prD of
0,DF preacher to Kiss every pretty
-.rl Co. d. aggregation An increase
of salary would az once Doe demanded
Now, Co. Illustrate further, IL Is GER
taia ihltifa pretty girl stood on every
cuuaru ile street and wa, ready to
D. ,s.Dl. we would take the street
car home Eas suppose hat an the
breaches and all the erauk.. and
al d.. strong minded women, and
aI . fme men iu 'hc COM
mu.iy. were TO rise up and say
t1 Of. male men: Thou shalt NOT
E'-. tla pretty girls that stand on the
corr-.-: What then. WAY, the
male uan voui ki,, the pretty girl,
tUlt -p,1 90 the corner, oBpm. Nor
Iii. jus. s. with every other thing
you can th.ak ot-iucludiug whisky.
Ifyua try 10 keep men from it. It viii
male them run after IT, Ifyou BAN
i,h 3, from the open saloon 90 will take
refuge iu the "blind tigers. aud if YOU
drive il from them it viii be found by
him Who hunt. it athir,t some where
else Ifvou drive it out of town it
win bee found in some other conyc-
uicnt town.
Tit was to be had at every town
II there was no trouble in getting it'll
we should not care so much for it. |
And if merchants generally could deal
IN it, A. they do in other articles of
merchandise, We would probably find |
some men from whom we could buy |
a pure article--a thing impossible TO |
getin the high licensed ssloons-where
al manner oi vile, poi,ouou, stuff is
made and sold The boy who see,
thing living round loose. about which
no fLs. 7, made. is not apt 10 care for
that thing. Ii we had beer and wine
on our tables daily for our BOYS to
dciuk-admouishing them that il i.
destructive 10 health to drink too
much Gust a. we admonish them not
90 cat 90 much) our bows would be
less apt To become drunkards than i'll
we hide il from them scdulou,y. u
fancy hear some shouting Prohibi-
ZIONIST cry out "Horror," Softly my
intoxicated friend. Consider our jew
i-h ncighbors they have wine and
beer on their tables daily aud they
make no war on whisky. Can YOU
point out Jewish boy in this COM
munity who is a drunkard ? This has
been their habit always, and yet, know
you Of a Jewish family that has been
brought 10 sorrow or want from
druukard husband or father?
also fancy that / hear some feeble
minded creature cry out: 20, mon
,tlous. this man likeus a pretty girl
TO whisky pure, holy thing to thi,
accursed stuff Ny precious idiot,
you arc mistaken all round illus