Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-01-20
SEVERE ARRANGEMENT.

"Truxo"" Has His Irish Stirred
and Strikes From the Shout
der.
Once more that hydra-head mon
ster, the liquor tafic, pops up be
fore me and shows his teeth. Ant
it stirs the Irish in me and makes
Pat feel like giving the spalpeen {
blow right between the two eyes ev.
cry time he does it. For I know he
means no good to any man. He il
deceitful above all things and des
perately wicked"
He will make a man think him a
a good appetizer; good medicine;
a good tonic: "a good warmer
warm you up," etc. etc.
a hundred thousand men eyery
gear, put him to the test, prove him
false again; and lay down their lives,
miserable, emaciated sacrifices to
the god of Bacchus, as the purchase
price of a ticket into his diabolical
courts of demonic evil, excruciating
suffering, and an endless gasping,
strangling death. A deceiyer indeed
is alcohol.
AS an appetizer he destroys all
taste for rwho o1esome food and creates
a burning desire for intoxicating Ii
qnor; and for exciting, bloodhound
ling crimes; such as destroy human
life with all that is noble and good
i'm humanity.
1t makes man a brute. a father,
friend; a husband, a Murderer; a
bosom friend, a deadly foe, a refined
gentleman, a devil incarnate. 1t is
"a fine appetizer and q sure one.
As medicine it cures man of
all industrious habits, of all frugal
economical principles; of all noble
ambitions; all praiseworthy aspira-
tions; of all that is gentle, delicate,
refined uplifting, ennobling, that
underlies the very fabric of t,7te
man made in the image of God.
1t leaves the system open and ex-
posed to the onslaught of all the
evil diseases and injurious habits the
devil can think of. II is an ALI
medicine. It will do.allI i claim for
it and more, or /, il refund the mon
.eE. z, Z; a q
-. tetaie, itis a,.ssscesl Il!
viii tone up5the british passion of
a black negro untilhe does not hes
itate to assault the most beautiful,
innocent, twelve-year-old white girl
with the blackest criminal intent
and purpose.
1t tones up the quiet brain of an
erstwhile affectionate son and hus-
band with such wonderful transform
ing power that for want of a better
mark a loving father; devoted
wife, who had made herself slave
for lin; bright frolicsome helpless
babe; and a sacrificing, heart: brok-
en- mother who bore him, all lie well
tering in their own blood at his feet,
while he gloats and laughs over his
captured game, and vanquished foes.
1ttones all health cut ofthe human
system; all the logical thinking out
of the brain; all love and affection
out of the soul; all that is true, no.
BILE, desirable, God-like, out of human
nature. 1t is a most powerful tonic.
And as qcarmer, it is a perfect
success, 1t does warm a. fellow up.
1t kindles little fire right IN tho
breast of the man who drinks it.
And that fire burns so hot that it
emits sparks and flashes and tongues
of fire in all directions. One can
see and hear them. especially of
dark nights vile oaths, smutty tales,
wild and weird War-Whoops, pistol
shots, ETC., etc., and that fire grows
larger and hotter until it is assimila-
ted by Beelzebub md made part
of his lake OF. fire i'll which the weary,
worn devotee shall warm his shiv-
ering body and his frost bitten, fin
gers and toes for ever and forever.
1t is perfect warmer. 1t kindles
a perfect hell IN the heart of man;
in the home of a family; in the en-
tire community of citizen. AS a
warmer, it is perfect success.
But leave the dispensary with
it's baneful influences for another
article.
In haste.
Tpryn