The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-01-18
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ASeE Years freeing.
nEzR sl-TEm-0ar work las bsea
Haadsrfaay p~roslerea, 20, only bgz con
starr aeeessioa Of Hew workers. bat By q
steady Improvement and more thorough
kuo41s5zs II our msthsds d zozL- We
are xgfkin@ mere vaey AID Therefore
more e~Gsc.uzllF. 0sF saery asas tie
less crafty AID d2ngese He sfteth II
she I1skiug ysaess q tbe Faazzes. Il aeres
does be murder The innocent = q yors.
He = stiil entreacbsd Behind political and
sszl poser ard isaseaee, ard AZ nuea
20 b. dreaded 3 eFez. Prom hamAn
gt4rdpoiat cuFs mizas seem 3 hopeless
ease. bos 70 rs Hbo know Z shom We
have believed. tie future IS bright and
hogefaL Results srs s5sh Go5. it's cur
brsiues te pat feFtH al car powers 70
osereoas + 9 csa elaeh eo-day. m9.e th4a
any o.heT, neaaees aar homes ard al
their important interests
The Interest Il tae homa Union 3 - Be
vel looked after. FOR afteg AZ flsre Is
where IL successes originate. To be veil
offered WITH faithful. interested. self
denying r8Iaers. % hage all nesdfal and
practicable mriatsadsats appointed, to
help make every meeting . sueessss By
being there yourself and encourage others
70 Do Hke3aa: tlese aye ~ elements Of
SUCCESS. which sHl contribute 10 build up
your Ea1oa and maize i , power in the
community. 4 course u reading made
easy By elear explanations. viii help to
make Cur workers mere intelligent IN onr
system. Gar organization is remarkable
for It's simplicity Of method. We have no
cumbersome machinery 10 operate, but it
is indispensable that Cur presiding officers
should understand jast what We are trying
to accomplish. Especially should the total
assistance idea be kept well At lie trout;
our pledge frequently read and commented
upon. 50 that cur members should under
stand that there is no lowering Of our
standard under any circumstances.
County meetings should BE made oeca-
sions Of unusual i~aterest. Prompt attend
ance, earnest participation IN business, q
careful consideration Of all subjects dis
cussed, are what We ere longing TO see
everywhere. The work Of county orgaui-
cation IS complete 80 far as territory is
concerned. but there Is mueb to Be done in
bringing The work up 20 the standard Of
excellence desired superintendent need
to study up their department work. 50 as
to be able to instruct local sup~erintepdents
as to their duty.
l hope to attend every comfy eonven-
ton If possible this year, FOR here I believe
We shall find the scat Of our greatest
power. Thorough understanding ard
thorough organization 60 hand III hand.
and great good viii surely follow.
Experience and observation strengthen
my confidence in the efficacy OF a thor
ough and systematic distribution Of litera-
ture. and in tie power Of the press 10 in-
nuence sentiment for oar cause. I believe
the ably edited Columns Of our weekly
papers, in the hands Of our faithful women,
have done more To fasten our cause on the
hearts Of the people than any other agency.
Printers ink gisely used is an ipcaIcul-
able power for good. Next to the pulpit,
the press is the custodian Of the morals Of
a community, and whenever we can get
in a paragraph setting forth Cur principle,
even though it be only halfa dozen lines,
it is q point gained, and at the present time.
when misrepresentation IS 50 common in
our country, it is fitting the same medium
that 0 * 20 reeklcssly tie seeds Of discord,
VIZ: the press. send ont The truth. Adore
all else, let as be united in oaruocomprom-
isIug hostility to Il enemy, leaving minor
points TO settle themselves. Agree 10
disagree If need be, bat as Al upbroken
line Of defence around our home Jet us
stand shoulder to shoulder til the last yes
tige Of tie drink curse IS removed our land.
am yours lovingly,
SARAH J.. c. DOWNS.
Pres't ". c. 7. [, Off. j.
60 First Avenue. Asbury PARK, M.
JaTrAnY1 1, 1889.