Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-08-07
T. G. T. u. COLUMN.
ito: 'GOd and Home and Native Land"

"A
PIN P. Squire, president of the
N P. Squire & Co. Slaughtering
N Curing Establishment, Gore St.,
Nt Cambridge, where eight hun
d men are employed, says: 'My
ervation of the effect of no license
cambridge leads me to affirm with
any qualification that the charac-
and habits of a good many of the
b employed by US have shown a
ded improvement since it went
effect. Before no-license the sa-
hs and tipping shops were numer-
in the vicinity of the packing
BE where the men worked, and
" of them lay between the pack
house and the homes of the men,
were a constant temptation to
n. Now that they have been driv-
hut of Cambridge and resort has to
had either to the kitchen bar
ns or to the saloons in Boston, a
Lt many of the men refrain entire
rom patronizing either, and the
1t is that drinking among the men
very largely decreased. AS nat
result, the men do more and bet
work, with less waste arising from
lessness or incompetency; and
cost of production has correspond
liz decreased. 1 think I may say
the change in these respects is
noticeable since no-license was
blished in Cambridge. In con-
ion with the packing house, we
a grocery and provision store,
hitch naturally good many of the
trade; and, if no other way ex-
to compare the workings of Ii
3 and no-license, this would be
Ugh to warrant any one in prefer
the latter to the former, for it is
ectly evident from an examina-
3of the accounts there kept that
families of the men have a great
more spent in provisions and
Heries than they did when the sa-
Is were running in Cambridge. 1
Informed that the same is true of
3lothing and shoe stores.
onsider Chemberlain's Cough Remedy
fTc for Group 1t is very pleasant to take,
is one of the most important requisites
HI q cough remedy is intended for use
III children. / have known of cases of
where know the life of little one
wed by the use of Ckamberlain's Cough
dy." J.J. LAGRANGE, druggist, Avoca,
80 cent bottles for sale by H. C. Pierce.
Perry was Southern gentle
exceedingly polite and a very
erate man. One day he met an
Rintance, who called out: "Hal-
Perry! I was just going to get
Come in and take something"
bank you," said Perry. II don't
for anything"
lt," persisted the other, "come
d take something, just for socia-
IS sake"
N want to be sociable," answered |
"I am anxious to be sociable,
can't drink with you"
Il right" growled the friend. eff |
don't want to be sociable, I'll go
'ut drinking"
two men walked silently along
minute or two, the sociable man
tate of great irritation, until Per-
Nj hdenly halted in front of drug
I'm not feeling well to day." said
it'll a pleasant smile, ''and I think
in here and get dose of castor
Will you join me?"
hail" exclaimed the other. SIN
of castor dip"
Ps, I'll pay for it."
CHI" cried the sociable man,
b wry face.'tI hate the stuff
t want you to take glass Of
18th me just to be sociable, you
!"
yon't do it,"
deed, my FRIEND" said Perry,
lY, "your sociable whiskey is
5 distasteful to me as my oil is to
Don't you think have as much |
M b TO be offended with you as you
with me?''
sociable man saw the point; and |
I'D be money, health, and morals
if the lesson could be firmly i'm
I'D in the mind of every young
n the land.
troubled with catarrh for seven years
rs to commencing the use of Ely's
Rain If has done for me what other