The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-12-30
WC.T. U.COLUMN.
|cospucrED BY MRS. N. L. HOBBS
High Balls.


High balls come high.
Beer is bitter.
The saloon is the home OF many
loon.
and strengthens the breath.
Feed the saloon, starve your chill
dren :.
ssys goes down.
Recruits for the DEVILS army are
,.csyed at all saloons.
Where there is saloon there Is q
rsy to eliminate il.
in men should post themselves
Int never against street corners.
No man can climb very high,
when weighted down with beer bot
ties.
Rum is the father OF many q
bum.
The topper has a hard time hav-
ing a coed time most OF the time.
Ifaman will swear, let him do 1t
At the saloon, rather than in ii.
Think before you drink, and then
don't drink.
When a man gets tight his pock-
el book gets light.
The saloon must soon MAKE room
for temperance bonn.
Good whisky often causes a good
man to lose a good position.
Have no fear TO interfere with
Ii. fierce element OF the saloon.
To every church doing there are
six saloons undoing.
When fortune knocks at the ss-
loon door only the saloon-keeper
bears it.
A 'periumed breath 10 only .
\ whisky. breath in disguise.
The saloon furnishes material
for the Jail, penitentiary, house ol
prostitution and hell.
II tn, liquor traffic shall be
turned out the temperance crank
must do it.
Penitentiaries are full OF men who
have once upon q time been full.
The drunkard vets his throat with
whisky while his poor wife vets her
eyes with tears.
The saloon keeper perhaps is no
worse for selling the things the peo-
pie want than the people are for
wanting them.
People fighting against saloons
should not so much as read the
billboard advertisements displayed
! 10 their windows.
The man who has been praying to
e! rid Of an appetite for intoxi-
Anis, and has helped God to an
sver that prayer, must then work
| ior the cause OF prohibition the rest
Of dis days to pay for such 3 bless
ina.
When a christian thinks that his
light will shine the brightest in the
brightest Of Elm, he will find that
the atmosphere around the barroom
that has a tendency to put II out
altogether.
i will try to quit means Il don't
wan, to quit but Il will quit
means i have quit.
It's better that Q few saloon
Keepers he affected by the annihila.
ton Of the saloon than the MASSES
BY the maintenance OF them.
The saloon is really the working
mans club, and will in course
Of time prove as fatal as did the
club that killed Abel.
There's no end OF Joy in the dew
US heart when young man hrst
enters into the saloon.
AS it is an established fact that
into1icants are enemies Of man.
nnd it must be acknowledged that
ineoristes are good people consider.
ing how we'll they love their enc
mics.
The drinking man might as well
undertake to write his name on
sns ceiling with fountain pen as to
nope to have his name written on
'ue Lambs book OF eternal life.
IL those who have made an OBJ
nous mistake could live life over
sgHn, the chances are that they
would do no better than the topper
VINO makes the same resolution on
VI, nrsl day Of every January.
:, nls satanic majesty, the landlord
" hotel Hades, no doubt has been
LOm time to time, obliged TO en-
a'se The facilities Of that apparent
Y popular hostelry to accommodate
ue iu nosts OF convivial guests arriv-
ioung women can do their part
ara a. we temperance cause by saying: /:
me lips that touch liquor shall
;' sssf touch mine" and then stick.