Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-08-17
MARCHING ORDERS"
FEATURE OF PROGRAMME FOR MID
SUMMER OUTDOOR RALLIES.

"Marching Orders'' New Collection
of 100 Timely Messages OF Hope
and Common Sense For Temperance
Workers From the writings of
Over 100 Great Men and Women
of All Time.
Especial CorrespondenceJ
Chicago, Ill.-"No matter where you
meet 4 dozen earnest men pledged to
4 new idea, wherever you have met
them, you have met the beginning of
a revolution" With this famous cpl
gram of Wendell Phillips commences
an inspiring collection of over 100 mes
sages from 100 great men and women
of history to the reiormers and patriots
of today. Marching Orders" Is the
name of the new twenty-four page
leatet which will prove its value NJ
once to Sunday school workers, Chris
tan Endeavor and other young peo-
pies society leaders and to all who
have ;m active part in or are interested
III the temperance cause. The publica-
tion is unique, nothing else just like it
being known in temperance literature
at the present time. The leailet has
h,.en prepared especially for the use Of
the Prohibition Alliance movement,
but it is of inestimable value TO tenn
perance writer's. thinkers and workers
everywhere. The first twenty seven
messages are arranged in the form of
ocYOStin fhn Nf fhn Nc-
tional Prohibition Alliance. Following
the acrostic every letter in the alpha
bet Is represented in the initial letters
of the messages. Confucus, Isaiah
Athanasius, Bacon, Shakespeare, MAJ
Uni, Frances Willard. Carlyle, Emer-
son and 100 other famous names are
among the contributors.
| The One Hundred Names.
The complete list is as follows:
George w. Balm, James A. Garfield,
Charles Buxton. George William Curtis,
Father J. NJ. Cleary, John, B. Finch,
James Russell Lowell, Grillke, Samuel
Warren, Theodore L. Cuyler. David
Gregg, Wendell Phillips, ]. Z. Frothing-
ham, p. S. Henson, George Washington
Doane, William Vaughn Moody, T. De
Witt Talmase, Emerson. Daniel Webster,
Locke, Arthur Helps, Joseph Cook, Unit.
ed States supreme court; Thoreau Car
lyle, President Van Buren, Abraham Lin
coin. John p. Altgeld, Phillips Brooks,
Cha cning. Ledru Rollin. George ID. Prem
tice, Ammo of Austria, p. M. Arthur, Car
roll D. Wright, Joseph w. Folk, Frances
Willard. John r. Cough. William Lloyd
Garrison, Judge Allison, Sir Mathew Hale,
Joseph H Choate, Addison. George Eliot,
Confucius. Burke, Fanny Wright. ID. /.
Moody. Rev. Dr. w. NJ. Paxton. Douglas
Jerrold. Paul Cassel, James Martineau.
Rev. J. w. Loose. Mazzini, Thomas Cook,
Charles Sumner, Goethe, r.. w. Higgin-
son. Prcssense, j. G. Holland, Lord Lyt-
ton, Beaconsfeld, John Ruskin, b. r.
Hayden, Tupper, Chaplin, T. w. Robert
son. Aaron Ilsl. John G. Woolley, Habak-
kuk. Isaiah. Miss NJ. r. Braddon, Charles
/ Wagner. Pierpont Professor "A. b. Hart
J. l.. M. Curry. Samuel Johnson, S. 7.
Coleridge, James +. Clarke, Mark Hop
/ llins, David Bacon Il. l.. Magoon. Horace
Mann Brooke. Athanasius. Guizot L. A.
/ Banks. John Foster, Homer, Theodore
Parker, John Quincy Adams, Horace
Greeley, Thomas Jefferson, Henry Ward
Beecher, Nehemiah. Moses, Paul. Jesus
Gods charge to Joshua and Gideon.
The Acrostic Messages.
The messages whose initial letters
make UP the acrostic Oh the first word
of the Alliance name, NATIONAL" are
reproduced herewith to show the style
Of the booklet:
40 matter where you meet a dozen ear
nest men pledged to u new idea, wher.
ever you have met them you have met
the beginning of n rcvolution.-Wen.
dell Phillips.
A conservative young man has wound W
hrfO
poct old mon to be conservative bu
when u nations young men are so 1t.
funeral bell Is already rung.--Henry
/ Ward Beocher
The habit of using ardent spirits by mer
in Office has occasioned more injury t.
the public and more trouble to me thar
all other causes. And were ! to com
mencc my administration again tn,
first question j would ask respecting
a candidate for office would be, doe.
nc use ardent spirits?"-Thomas JEFF
ferson.
do not regret having braved public
opinion when / knew 1t was wrong ant
! was sure it would be mercless-uor
! ace Greeley
Oh, the folly of trying to restrain an eyi
by government tariff. If every gallor
of whisky made. If every flask Of win,
produced. should be taxed a thousant
dollars. it would not be enough to pa,
Tor the tears 1t has wrung from tn,
eyes of widows and orphans. nor fo,
the blood 1t has dashed on the Chris
tian church, nor for the catastrophe o.
the millions 1t has destroyed forever
]. DE Witt Talmagc.
No man ever served his country withou,
being vilified. for all who make q
profit out Of injustice will be you,
enemies. But sure as the heaven.
are high and justice is eternal vii
you triumph in the eud.-John p Ait
geld.
Always vote for principle, though yol
vote alone, and you may cherish tht
sweet reflection that your vote is nev
er lost--John Quincy Adams.
Let men laugh when you sacrifice desr,
to duty II they will. You have tim,
and eternity to rejoice in.-Theodor,
Parker
Some Stray BrflHanfs.
Among the rest, here are half o doze,
typical ones:
Few are open to conviction, but the ma
jority of men are open to persuasion.-
Goethe.
l love clamor when there Is an abuse
The alarm bell disturbs the Inhabitants
put saves them from being burned i,
their beds.-Burke.
In proof against the word failure.
I've seen behind IT. The Only failure ,
man ought to soar ,S fa afInra In ,,a,..t..