The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
st URl,SRELIG1OUs \.
CONTEMPORARIES
. =, ~, q, - :, L /. a Long Life.

How to Live a Long Life.
NJ, M, ..erce u IA axes e. days short and liic
slenr.' alliance makes days long and NE
abort y How slowly, now heavily pass
a IN 81 laAness, yet how short az. an 9, !
yunrth1ess d life made Of these ways ~
seems Short and quick-fo oted are tIs
days which 60 by full Of I worthy 7, pMu.-
suits Long seems the lite lt taps sIhu
gtcne.s Or David Living stone 9. MADE. UP
~ b these busy, short days. Rem mber5
I that IL is not with long days, but Win &
length Of days. that Scripture Gays there
Il Eat isfactlon. Long days are the Gays
that are wasted or lost v in pet tines
$lcnEt d OF days Is the posse sston$ ots those
y hose days still liz In the fruit ulness
OF their accompli shme II any. MAJ
would have a long life. let him III hss
daya III tiI they seem sho It: II any man
has q. short and worthless life y ats ne !
whose, days ARE sos Yapid and empty
$thnt they seam tedious and 81 long. MAY Ma
Won have short days and q long lifel -
Ssnnday-Schoola Times. g
The Subway Saloon.
Fl The Religious Herald can surely plea
ROT guilty to any charge of lana dctsm
Ok insanity on this ques tion. g 81 haze
avoided unraasonab Bile Ian Giage and Se1 ~
irene positions. have spoken with 81 Az
Sity:S and aobrtety$ and nave Recognized ,e' \
fully the great obsta cles In the way s. 81
the compl etc extinction Of this hquor
traffic we, however, find our Svoeabn 81 )
larry utterly I'M sufc Client to charncterlzeE
as IL deserves tho conduct Of Bishop
Potter Id this matter. He has wroughtS
untold mischief to the cause OF temper
ance and OF the Christian rel gion:S Thati
the blesnng OF God should pc invoked.
upon an enterprise. no matter how res e
spectacle the auspices unde r which ~ Is i
cd wi
slntonca ting drinks for boys under four
teen is sacriligious and blasph emus.---- ~
Religious Herald. n 81 8s ~
The Tendency Towards Tenn, Tenn
perance:
one OF the most striking and hopeful \
/ signs in all this land to-day Is the STEADY
ana persistent growth OF the tent erances
8s Many now Living, and very far from
being old men a nd # wo men even YETI
an&very we'll rsmember when any ehors5
towards the advancement OF the cause
tof temperance was not even taken se-S
Sricusly by the majority Of people but by
sHas only met by rid lcule and ntempt.
And any argument In the good cause
failed to elicit serious argument in re.
turn. and simply provoked to the calling
OF hard names and applt cat lion Of titles
ana terms OF reproach. Men who advo-S
Gated and tried to advance tho ca use OF
temperance wera branded '.fanatics's OF
5.'hlgo ts.' or Nignoramuses" n and dismiss-a
ed as not amena BILE to reason. 6 The Ops
ponents OF temperance were assuF med, as
matter OF course, ito have all reason
and all Judgment and all tntellig ence
and Information on their sid lei hey
were the well bal anced !. people, the
people "a hove fanati ISM and Il open to-
reason and nrgumen 7. h = here are pain
fully many men and women who can
ylYidl " recall all this style Of .reas on-
ing, rs But spite of all ID 81 vicious
ana selfish argument and opposition. the
good fight has gone steadily on and the
cause OF a temper ICE If has q made steady
II I'd w sPersis tent PROG ress pthern
cl, hman ,si RS