The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-11-02
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q woman woman Il 1t not abont ''r,,
this thing were stopped Have you a ms.
hand, n brother. u son? Are they struugrr
than their neighbors who have one afr-
another. dropped In the graves ot drunl.
ards? Look around you and srs the drspla.
tion that drink has wrought among your Hr-
! quaintances, aud then decide whether yut
have right to place temptation ia any uian 4
wny, orto do aught 10 make . social custom
respectable which leads hundred OF thov.
sands Of men into bondage and death. VII,
cannot there be "A festa occasion without Z,
vulgar guzlling OF strong drink?
woman, there ars some things you can do
and this IL ono; You can make drinking I'M.
popular and disgracefu among the Young.
You can utterly disco,lntensncs all drnkins
w yourown hogsS, .0d you eau hufI IA. sus-
picion every young man who touches the
cup.
You know tha, no young man who drinks
can safely be trusted with the happiness ~
any woman. Have this understood that
every young man who drinks is socially prc.
scrioed. Bring up children 80 rrglri dr,uL-
ing rs not only dangerous but di-gtacetui
Recognize this living. terrible fJct. that Siur
hhs always been, and N To-day tn curS" %,
your sex that II steals the heart 81 mpn AWAY
from you that Il dries up your prospa;iI,
hat II endangsrs your safety that i nm
only bring you evil. Al social custom r.'G-
against II. and make new social cu,,p.n IA
the interest %. virtue aud purity. ->a,r.d
uclrt Review
TrMPER,ScE Srws -Sp yorrs
Every moderate drlnkcr 4. helping 20 put
IN chains an army of boys.
The W. g. T. L.. OF Hartman. Tenu.. hal
bniit temperance temple at Il cost OF $1,000.
Roanoke, Va. was carried for local pro.
hibition bya majority OF III, III = total vote
OF 3j09.
france now has iiS 900 places for tho sale
ot liquor, an increase Of nearly ~ 100 in
twenty years.
Pullman, IT., population 100. prohibits
tho liquor trafllc, has no lookup ami only
one policeman, no paupers and no crime
''rhe American Temperance University"
has been inaugurated at Hartman, Tenn
About ono hundred students Were enrolled.
Through the agency OF the Missions 10 Sea-
men Society, over 5000 sailors have been en-.
rolled as total-abstainers Ia Cork harhOr
alone.
Temperance societies Arr being formed
among the Muiks oi Russia. the members
undertaking TO abstain irOal vodka !o.tN .lNr
months.
The churches ot Aberdeen, S0l,h Dakota,
have organized an antl-saloon army, with a
good membership and encouraging prospects
OF Success.
Hon. Albert Grlfiln. Esq. ~ Manhattan.
Kansas. is organizing the "PhaIanx, m as.
sociation for plejRing persons Toe life o. Tor
term OF years.
Two thousand. four hundred bottles OF
beer, seized in a cellar. were recently poured
into rayine At Osborne, in the presence ot
1000 spectator.
OF 1000 Grim mas who have passed through
\ n.N
show drunkenness 10 have eyiped ia the
parents Of 3s.7 per cent
The Census Bureau figures show that IN
2j7 American cities there are 1886. iGI peo-
pie, and 81 ,J3G saloons, an average oI enc
saloon for every sixty families.
Sir Andrew Clark, the general physician IN
the largest hospital in London, says That
seven out al every ten persona treated :here
owe their ill-heaith to drink.
Among the many "iailurcs' reported
throughout the country. not one saloon or
brewery Is found among tho list The
''workingman" will not deny himself glass
OF beer, even IL his family are starving.
The W. G. 4. u. coffee house Mt Menomi-
nee. Wis. Is now the only public eating place
in the city withou. bar attachment. II Is
gaining favor and doing good business.
An illustration OF the lengths people will
90 TO satisfy their craving FOR drink was
furnished in New Zealand where man
tried to trade An admission order to the hos
pital for liquor
Awell.known authority on nervous men
tai diseases, says that these disorders ara in
creasing Mt terrible rate In France, and at
tributes the fact 10 the increase in beer
drinking, atsinthe drinking and bars.
At the recent International Temperance
Congress at Hague, Holland, thirty excel
lent Dutch women assembled under tae lead
OF Mrs. Selmer, OF Copenhagen. vlca-Presi-
dent for Denmark Of the WoridsW. G. L. ".
and formed 4 National W. Z. I. U. lor Hol.
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