The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-07-04
BOY TRA1IPs.

Not very long ago gentleman show
ed us package of cigaretts, twelve
for Nickel" with which our boys are
tempted to destruction. He had test
ed them chemically, and found them
impregnated with opium; this, lac says,
is the universal rule, and is the great
reason why cigarette smoking is at
once so seductive and so dangerous
All who smoke the things are learning
not only the tobacco habit but the
opium habit, the most difficult of all
habits to break. The package shown
us contained, beside the cigarettes, a.
picture of ''noted beauty and al
slip of paper, on one side of which was
printed list of famous running horses,
American and English, of which pic
lures, 8x1O inches or 10x12 were to be-.
had on conditions named on the other
side. We give that side in full, ex--
cept the address,.
"Return 100 of these tickets to'
either address below, and we viii send
free, postage paid, a cigarette-holding
cane, unique and novel, or, an elegant
ivorine perpetual calandar, e. designs,p y
hand colored; or, our library album,
No. /, of reigning beauties, (other
tures,, ON heavy plate paper, or any 4
horses in the list ON back of ticket, Tor
one picture of any horse for % tick
ets.")
I Thus thousands of children, many
of them with christian parents too
| busy about their farms or their mer-
chandise to know the dangers thFesrs-
ening them, are being .stoIed on'' to-
| Il I,ah 70 nd
sociations through cigarettes-the
devils own kindling wood
-.
| AS an Indicative of the afterness of
our leader as well as the wide-reacbing
influence of our Union. the following:
letter written by Miss Willard to the
King of Samoa will be of special
| interest to our readers:
| As presid. n OF the We rid, IS Won an s.
| Christian Temperance Union, / desire
10 offer you sincere franks for your
recent proclamation in which the ma: =
ufacture of ale OF intoxicating liquors
as beverage is forbidden TO your sui {.
jects. You have set a key-not g
worthy of the greatest monarch A.
Christendom. You - advance of
the a. e, d at the flvel of the new
Tes amt mt so far as the Temperance /, =
4 form is concerned. Two hundred
/ thousand women in 4 merica, wearf.s
of the white ribbonr bless God for Ur
faithful admonition, not only Co yo1r
own pee. pie, but to the christian
church in every land. We only regret
that our countrymen, and all foreigners,
can still go on cursiDg themselves and
Eothers byzths use Of crazy drinks, and
selling them through their greed of
gain We earnestly wish that sour law
might extend TO them, SO that the
brain poisons forbidden TO your ON n
subjects might be equally forbidden to
who land upon your happy island. II
not this enlargement ef Your preek.
nation possible2
i Geo~,e Blaiklock, the L0I den
1 temperance lecturer who is trayeii..I \
in this country. says that bis city con
tains go 600 paupePs and sp-nds anDH-
ally for drink about so, ,eV0 go.
i ~
j The Kansas Chauta4fSI assembly in
session at Ottawa. Kan. ,subse fibed sc
00U to fight the 'ofI, inal "a Ks,. c
dealers. and passed a res l'rtt'.n l'r
viding that d = mfoitfe be apsnii,t" a.
ito captnr each -orgiiiI PACKAGES faI
: and feather him. and ship MN ha. $
y to Missouri labeiesi An erigIiissil ;.ekr
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