South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-06-17

! MeiiesiY college, was on tho o0b>
ject-ssrhe Extinction. OF the Sa>
loon Would do More for Po!itiont
Reform than Aay Other Agency. rs
A Society for the Prevention az
, Cruelty to Children in New Eng
land city, reports that OF lY5 chiid-
rem which it had aided 1903 had In
temperate fathers and So drunken
mothers.
It seems to have fastened like :
cuchle-burr IN some good peoplo's
anxious minds that Mas Willard
wants the nomination for president
OF the "kintry." Don't bother
ad't it friends, M'ss W y, nd ~ nor
IN the candidate basiaesl AID only
wants leave To attend to her legiti~
mate work III % much peace az 10
consistent with her battle for the
home, and prefers the male az tina
spec es shall fight Cor office.
Mrs. Mary Dickinson. President
OK the National Order OF Kings
Daughters, aud Mrs. q DAVIS.
Sec'y were tho guests on juno 2nd
OF the Royol Iieipe,s, the Kings
Daughters'of Tie w. 4. Z. A
special meeting. in their honor. was
held in the Union Signal editorial
rooms which were crowded with
earnest listeners 20 the addressssof
these gifted women. Many bean.
tltui and brilliant thoughts were
gwen wing; among which Mrs.
Dickinson's: "Did You ever no.
tice that strange rcfsact;nr uower
OF some minds by which u truth
that Is shot straight into them r.
shot right back again crooked?,s
She said further: "But anil all
the things that ven hear aud do
and talk don't forget 10 talk with
Yourself. Tho pure, deep water Il
filed with beautiful reflections: ara
they there beca use tho water il
pure: No: are they there because
it IS deep? No: but they are there
because 1t 10 still; so Tho soul shut
III Giono with God, in the stiIlneEa
must reflect lis image Mrs.
Hunt, who made brief addresa
remarked: 1.-THE ono thing which
Lady Horny Somerset said that re-
maias imoyaeiy with me was the
opening sentence Of prayer: aOh
Lord, help us to hold the standard
OF rg htousness 80 high that il shalia
hide the standard bearer.
Lake Bluff, III. ~. @. n ~
School of Methods viii begin july
III and close July ri. Mss Estbsr
Pugh is In charge and Mss Willard
and Mrs, Mary Woodbridge will be
there,
Miss Willard, with only one dis.
SEEMING vote in 600, was eleoted
delegate ct large by the Illinois pro-
inhibition Convention to the Nation.
al Prohibition Convention OF Gin
cinnati, juno %.
Inc Prohibition League of the
Northwestern Usiversity Of Evans.
Ton, numbering 100 younQ men and
women has raised $3.50 as nr;ze
Tor the ono who shall secure the
greatest nun Der Of names 10 The
million Voters pledge by the open.
ing OF the fall term OF the Uniyer.
sity.
Mountain Lake Park. Nd. w n
L, v. School Of Methods will bo IN
session from July 10 to l7.r6ndgctl
cd by Mrs. Caroline y. Buell.. Rav
! Wow, Mich. giYes iis dates .JrIv
%o-3o, where Mrs. g. b. Buell. wifi
DO the loader. Mrs. BuolI has also
been invited by Bishop VINCENT ~
again take charge Of The eight.
Temperance days at Chautauo1a
n. Y. giyea ia the Womsn's C'nba,
time, which ls conducted by Mrs.
Emily Huntington miller,
The Woman's Temperance uos.
p tal projected in 1883, az Che Ia.
troit National W. q. T.. u. Con.
yention, AID opened on the soutb
side Of Chicago, ia 1886. was re-
moved on june 2u1, 10 greatly inn
proved quarters IN handsome
building Va the North side. i5at ont
side Lincoln Park The bosoiiaI
ms accommodations Tor GO palienE5
"A score Of ply siciJns reprcsoutfn0
al the recognized schooig--eud wa
founded 70 demonstrate tho ugs ~
non alcoholics IN medication. Th4
Board OF Directors ia composed -
leading White Ribboners aud 4 ona
OF the chief affiliated irfereafa 80
tho National w. G. Il. U.
Tho Southern Assembly, apa
School Of Methods at Waynesville
". q. will begin lis q nual seeaio8
) une 80 aud will continue I'll JnIv
p. The corner stone III their IA
permanent building will be laid
with imposing ceremonies on .Tulv
=. Mrs. VI. n. Smell, Bliss France
Griffin, Miss Bello Kcarnev. Mr.
oallle Chapin aud other prominent
workers Will DO in Attendance. Tbis