The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-23
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Others shall sing the song,
Others Shall right the wrong,
Finish what We begin,
And al We fail - win1
a whEsrDE Lesson IN HYGIENE.

Z AD0AAlk BEAAAAEAaAaaA bfAG 0HhEtla4AE NE LAA
d railway car near Chicago recently,
and spoke thus 10 his companion:
These temperance takers would
/ do well 20 season theft addresses With
! more scientific information. Many
{ people care more, alas, iOr The dictum
| Of science than Tor the decalogue and
Sermon on the Mount combined. They
must be shown beyond a peradven-
/ tuFe that alcoholic drinks aud tobacco
are two $50 rn foes of a clear bIa ain,
and, moreover, men must be made 70
understand that. by the ehangele5s
law Of inherited tend encigs, their chill
dren begin where they leave oil.
These men must be caught to consider
and mend their ways. not only in
regard to their own personal example,
but their sUhjeCt-lessUn methods, 50 10
speak. For instance, a tatheE brings
home candy to his child instead OF a
picture book for an illustrated papeI'
| Olgettlng how delighted q child is
with Mother Goose, and rabbits on the
wall. Everlasiingly the father edu-
Gates the stomach rather than the
brain. bOsh by MS example and the
differences 81 his words and remem-
/ ORANGES. The boy goes cut ubOR the
street after LFeakfsIsJ-it's cigarette,
a glass of cider, Ihaybs an apple, u few
peanuts. and then a greacy dinner.
The worship of the stomach is The
thing taught all day long. Aen around
him are chewing, smoking, splitting,
drihking-meu who ought to be heat
lily ashamed of themselves fur setting
this example before decent little boys
just from their mothers side.
Look at the little girI. How much
better chance she has to grow up clean
and sweet. Her mothers example
Is wholesome and the stomach is
accustomed to tile three meals day
rule; the silhyary glands are not dried
up by tobacco, creating an unnatural
thirst; the temptation to treat Is alto
geLher absent; the little girl is happily
exempt from the ambition TO do as pa
does and has a fair opportunity to
grow up into "A reputable adult life.
DF. Richardson wisely says that il
humanity were not recruited from the
comp arativelY normal and pure blood
! If the woman, our AuglO-SaXOu race
| WOuid,at che present rate Of detsTiOra-
LiOn, rapidly become extinct. Already
the proportion OF gil graduates from
| The public schools is at the rate OF one
/ boy to dozen girls. They take the
/ hOnOrs, too. The Loot is on the other
| foot these days. No wonder we hear
/ less about Tie interIOIitY of wOmau's
/ brain Here the whistle BOUNDED for my
station, but L Listened eagerly while
| the gentleman continued;
! Il have been giving q course OF
/ scientific lectures TO the professors in
-MedIclI College, and, talking
with them OF this very subject, they
/ told me young ladies stand the quiz
much better than the men. the rea-
son Is the girls UOu't dry up their
| brains with smoke till they fairly rattIs
/ like peas in pod. They conserve
/ their power by regular habits, good
/ digestion and plenty OF sleep, so that
their brains are clear and free to per
/ form tie best work. On the contrary,
many of the young men go out even
ings u saloons, nilliard halls, theaters,
and haunts of iufuny. The girIs save
themselves up for study-the boys go
out on a lark, to see tie folly OF iC for
/ Themselves"
Here the scientists words were lost
to my ear, aud L went up the quiet
street wishing L had trumpet and
could make MS helpful u.tsrauces
heard by every young mau III ChTisuen-
don ny. E. in Union Signal.
49,
In Egypt surgical operations do not
result So seriously as in Europe and
America This has long been known
60 stiGnJidc men. They uniformly
( assert that the Egyptian, being a
AIohammedan, Is "a total aBstamer
from alcoholics. lie is also, by force
of circumstances, abstemiOus in diet,
and he works OUT dOors.-U Mon. signal.
So
PRACTICAL TEMPERANCE.
Young nen are leaning the every %
day commercial value OF temperance.
The good fellow man is he who
stays at the ladders foot, and his COM
Tstdes profit by that Object-IessOu. In
no wsIS Of life are the higher paths
open as Juey were. not so very long
ago, to the man who drinks. Business
men, professional men. look upon an
employees COnviviaI habits as "a menacs
10 themselves. What once found ready
excuse now suffers not even toIera-
ton. That is the plain lesson of the
/ times. and that IS the reason common
sense is every day forwarding the
cause OF practical TEN srauCe.-The
Kansas City Times.
80
The Illinois Watch Tower contains
these words OF cheer" from Mrs.
Rounds: The value OF the patient
teaching OF the principles OF t0ts3
abstinence and prohibition 20 children,
was never better illustrated than in "a
fact winch was related TO me very
recently. - gentleman, who tor four
teen years has been principal VI "A pub
lie school in small village Of this
state. said thar only two boys Of that
school who lad reached their MAORI ty
during those years, and remained in
the place, ever voted a license ticket.
Several OF the boys voted squsreiy
! against the saloons. even when their
fathers were strong license msn,
What an encouragement 20 push the
" Ork vigorously and Patiently among