Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-29
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rfEi1s Mutu %. Aht liUoAtN ~ hetiAh
allowed tharc u not permissible in
public s,sIciltlln7. This gfyatcr Tree
dom OF mlividual conduct 10 the homo
usually suffers gflsvnua abuse ifom
those who ore mUaturhuly unmind'ui
Oitlo piopriviios OF pnuli1 social liie.
Hence the smoker who makes himself
offensive u company by dlsr'giriing
tho feelings Of Others exhibits his
sclfsn attributes 10 much Creator OK
toat ut nome. The parlot tho dining
room, aud tho kilcbcn are iu cc'oi
with tOuscr1 sleuca; W 70 tho real
housVkocpyT persists in excluding Tue
.lleu1iye uIIL the husband, brother
or son gets clewuote. lie feels that
Inc must sacrifice the nssJcia,i9n VI
vile, sister ur mother Tor his smoke
which has uo fjmu uoc8sBiiy thfJuAh
tho slavery o.; habit, 70 be goes to ihc
street cgtnsf whar8 lua.ufs and swear
efs asacmbis, " 90 tho saloon, % asS %
claiv with gamblers a0d dpplcfs. The
choice Is between tue associations q %
| VOL kept hcme and that which every
s,li.pspcctIng man aJnofs. How
many meu, young aud old
show tue lack OF self respect
attending thp tobacco haUi', ny fs'ori'
ing to these loading placer, where oou'
VIBRATIONS ard associations arr Of adb'
bsslug ohhracloi2 The reply may DO
found Ia tho spectacle Of tue hunituis
who assemble night after might vt tho
various street onfnasl in Salt Lake
CITY aud nl similar places insmall'r
c.tios anu town..
Another manner Ia which ,he home
IL specially affected by the tobacco
habit Is In its poouuiary olsl. State.
tics for 1894 show tina, In England the
average consumption Of tobacco was
0.3 pounds per capita; while 10 the
United States the quantity TOT oach
porson was n little ltss, Tho none.
tary value OF this vast expenditure
falls on the lRborinI CLASSES who, un.
der the most favorable circumstance,
do not earn AN oyer.abuudaul support
Tor their iamiliss. Under tho present
financial depression, how many fathers
uss for tobacco that which should pro-
vide food ana clothing iof childrer--
how many young men spend ioi
cigarettes the money that should "a
for real necessities, and that Is drawn
from parents who can ~ afford the
drain? Numerous instances can b,
named In this city, during the dulI
times. wheIo young men have spen
more In month Tor tobacco than they
have earned. The money came from
somewhsrs-perhaps tolling neither
anu sisiers.
In connection with tho expense o
tho tobacco habit W. II falls upon the
home, there may DO recalled a0 incl
don't In this city, rolstgd In the NEW
at the time Of la occurrence. In {
family consisting OF a husband, wife
and several small children, the fsthc
had been cut OF work nine Of Ia,
twelve months last yeaT-not an un
usuRl thing In such hard time,. 4
aid Ia tho support Oi Tho family Ga
mother went out washing The iaiher
coming homo nj night, sitter an unsuC
crssiul search fOT employment, was BE-
waillug biz NJ fortune. lie WAS al
inyotsrsto smoker, aud sought comfjg
In his pipo. Hs was prssVnted will
ngure5 showing that during the yea
he had spent for tobacco sufficient 1
furnish himasli and ton.year.Old Eol
Y with shoes; yot tho lad had to 20 bare
9 foot and the father was nearly ~. Tn
a showing made by the hoy could not
/ denied. Mo1cy enough Tor sh1Ua 10
a both had gone up ia tobacco smoke
IA money the mother earned al Go
}. wgshgub, Yet the father was such
i slave 10 tho habit that he sIiil goes o
2 smoking. In view Of the multitude
IA VINO use tobacco, well may 3. DO "a
IS clsimgI, How many wives toll an
u drudge that their husbands may o.
3 joy thls so.oalled luxury; how man
o childreu SILVER to supply their iathel
70 with this indulgence; how low me
i seem to possess the power even
i they have he Will, to deny themsely,
10 this qualification iyr tue sake Vt iamil
u anu NOME!
The claim that tobacco Is comic
5 and 6olhcs 10 the poor has Us ruiuu
., ton "a tho undeniabis hyutul OF 1
VI expense, aud the bodily and meup
III injury Il inlicls n The boy or ns
De whouApeuIs A.,y crnu a week Tor I,
q bacgo would iuve. tue HmouB, ma ol
ne OF the local building associations, !
III about ton ysan no would havea Gas
VI capital o. !lOJ,-ogr,anly an amouO
lI to secure greater comfort to tic poi
Ia mau In such times as ,Uesr tnau d
D., mIst ardent dsyoto0 u tho wood vi
" claim Tor it ia the SANS period. As
~ the guUosily which tobacco relieves,
Ia h. one o. its own creation. VITA 90
q 4, boo tNo same as with people who i5l
% tho auanc, morphine 1r opium hAU,
IL whom rs use is ,uBlunded 500 Gym
'1 tans OF poisoning pIcggnied In q
o. FORM Of craving appear. These sym
Tom disappear upon TOsumiug the u
In % the pols0u; but does that arsuo "a