Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-11-18

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vocate high license.
Are you trying TO mend liquor
business or to end it !?
God never made alcohol. Il is
the product of decomposition.
Actions speak louder than words
how do you vote, not how do you
talk?
The "Gothenburg plain"i s an In
vention Of good men, patented by
the devil.
Licensing the saloon is the greatest
political sin ever devised by the
devil.
Two hundred years trial has de.
monstrated the failure of license
(laws).
Do you march un Ter the white
flag of prohibition or the black flag
of the saloon?.
A match may start conaagration
and teaspoentul of brandy thirst
for liquor.
The friend of all reforms should
unite against the beer traffic--the
enemy of all reforms.
The saloon is entrenched behind
the law. Tie only way to hit it is
through the ballot lox.
Women are most interesting in
temperance, for womtn suffer most
from intemperance.
Newspaper that advertise liquors
are non very safe guides on the tenn
perance questions.
No man can say he has done all
he can against the saloon unless he
votes against it.
Alcoholism is the barb on the
hook with which the devil drags
100000 men to hell every year.
Lighting the fire with kerosene is
not halt 50 dangerous as sending
your boy after can of beer.
The plague of the saloons is like
the plague in Egypt. There is scar
eely a house without its dead.
Does "the hand that rocks the
cradle rule the world" or is it the
hand that mixes the drinks
Gospel temperance strives to cure
the victims bitten by the saloon.
Prohibition kills the I'D dog.
When the man and woman are
married, their romance ceases and
their history commences.-Roehe-
bruno.
The devil has blinded the eyes of
Christians with his high license and
set them all grinding in his gin mills
Let US take away the right of vo
ting from the homebreakers and give
it to the women-the homemakers.
In 1892 the United States put
$l2O,OO0,000 into its treasury from
the liquor traffic. Blood money,
every dollar.
An able man shows his spirit by
gentle words and resolute Actions
He is neither hot nor timid.-Ches.
terfeld.
Good manners are part of good
morals, and it is as much your duty
as your interest to produce both.
Hunter.
Doingis the great thing. For il
resolutely people do what is right in
time they come to like doing it.
Ruskin.
This is q new abolition war;but,
thank God, one in which the north
ern and southern bayonets point the
same way.
When we stop licensing saloons,
it will be great deal easier for q
good many men to do right and ha-.
der to do wrong.
There is not in nature thing that
makes man so deformed, SO beastly
as doth Incorporate anger.-John
Webster.
A church whose members betray
mankind to rumsellers for the license
revenue is a church of Judas and
not of Jesus.
Whisky is liquid damnation,
whether brought at a high license
giu place, a low license drive or
governmental dispensary.
The United States mines produced
gold to the value of $93, 100000 last
year; the United States saloons
sponged up 81 ,9OU,o00,00O.
People who have lived to see their
pet high license remedy for the sa-
loon curse exploded are now advo-
eating state control.
Repentance for drinking as we'll as
for any other sin includes not only
sorrow, but resolution not 10 do It
again. Repent!
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