Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-04-24


woman is hitchcd like beast of bur-
den to q pillow.
The first thing the Bible does wher
it comes into Il new country is to shake
off the shackles of woman's serfdom.
The Bible is friend of man; it is 9
better friend to woman.
Infidclity would be the complete and
unutterable degradation Of woman
hood.
Young Man.
Young man, do not be ashamed to be
friend of the Bible.
Society slaughters many young
man by the behest, You must keep uI
appearances"
If young men knew whats tho des-
potism of being in debt they would
keep out of it.
For the sake Of your own happiness,
for the sake of your soul, young man,
keep out of debt.
There ought to be a better style of
business and closer inspection TO af-
ford less opportunity for embezzle-
ment.
Young man, dishonesty will not pay
in this world or in the world to come.
There is an irresistible impression
among young men that the poorest way
to get money is 70 earn it.
/ want to tell the young man of to-
day that fraud Will out.
There is not an honest man, however
poor. but IS happier than the purse
proud possessor of ill-gotten gains.
After a lottery in England there
We're 30 suicides of those who held I'M
lucky numbers.
Yachting and baseball playing have
been the occasion of putting up ex-
cited and eXtravagant wagers.
Gambling is the great plague of the
American nation-a plague that has
slnitten a vast multitude of those who
were once the best citizens.
More than one Young man can say
that his first step on the wrong road
was wnen he won something at q
church fair.
The greatest business disasters OF
this country have come from the work
Of stock gamblers.
The first test that should be applied
to an amusement is, Has it a health
full or balefuI reaction?
Stand clear Of all amusements which
lead you into bad company.
Many young man has been driven
on by temptation to what he thought
would be paradisiacal enjoyment.
When God comes to chastise, the
fate Of Sodom and Gomorreh will be
tolerable as compared with the fare
the modern society, which knows bet
ter, but does worse.
Many American ministers will not
utter one word against an impure life
for fear some libertine will throw ND
his church pew.
/ will give $1,000 reward for any
young man who remains pure and yet
has the regular habit of buying I'M
clean EDITORIALS.
City life has destroyed many young
men.
New York and Brooklyn damn at
least a thousand young men every
year.
One of the most awful cauldrons Of
iniquity is an indolent life.
December, January and February are
harvest months for the devil
The greatest difficulty in the way of
a return to a pure life is moral gravi-
tation.
1 think many young men are slaugh-
tered through irreligion
A mighty defense for a young man
is a good homie.
Profanity.
Those who deny the Bible never do
well.
Blasphemy is one of the 10 plaques
that have smitten our great cities.
Fathers foster the great crime. of
profanity.
The habit of profanity is creeping up
to the highest styles of society.
There is not a sin in all the catalogue
that is so often and suddenly punished
as the sin of profanity.
Deception.
mans whole life may be a false |
hood and yet never with his lips may
he falsify once.
Social life is struck through with
insincerity.
All business life is struck through
withAlies. and panics are the result of |
want Of confidence.
There is no such thing as a small |
SIN; they are all vast.
No man knows what he will do until
tempted.
There are thousands of men who
have kept their integrity because they
have never been tested.
There is not a law on the statute
book but has some back door through
which a miscreant can escape
One Of the crying sins Of this day
IS the abuse of trust funds.
How often it is that You have known
The man to whom trust funds were
converting them into cash
md putting the entire estate into the
Tortex Of speculation.
lnfidelity.
Thomas Paine, Hume and Voltaire no
more thoroughly disbelieved the Scrip
ures than do all the leading scientists