Denton Examiner, Audenshaw, Hooley Hill and Dukinfield Advertiser. — 1875-10-30 (Denton, Greater Manchester, England)

EVE RET - , 0. _ kiv ar 4(  olliy oi' rery effort le awl  Lich was  panty oti w a MOTII tOHS an  referred rn Union; attention 1  ,'punclay aftetttopplqtti,-, the 'key.; 'E. Ili Av'eie d __. !red :12iusecend: &aw t° in the Town afi!, to, cr;Dwde'd audiencthe room 'being coinplqely-fill , The subject :of the .lecture:-was :"_Soothin ' Syrup." TT rev. gentlk.man said. he, bd. i;nte litd. m ch to do I with taking7soothing syrup,ut so far as is recollection went there fv'ete- thbillande of testhionials to t slow that,tlifse cordials had been expensively used 111 .their infani days,tley had to begin life With mans plans and sorrows; --g-beir sorrows certainly needed sec/thing, and a bleisiiabie upon the head ofithoie who gave hem this soothing, .: He advised the audience not tq give their_ children ouch of the syrips. as the system gets out of order with giving too mubh..-- This isian age Of progress, and we progresi in our efforts to relieve thenaiesztid pains. They were not told that DiLvid improved his appearance by ,false teeth, so the! a fortunate dentist could. 'advertise: his teeth undo ,-4 dui' tinguished patroiage. • It'-'was never intered thiti ~:Wp:EthoUld ,Saffer for th4Frtt, fide& JaLsuir jug. t may be sd,`Oontiiitierthe rev. 'gentleman, I ilii Lict:sif it is liaa That Was--a-TefueZfeier near_ proviktlii ,':4ie infiniie mercji of Goa.- ViteliTe- ondn the n °rid. '-- ith goOd indeed ,as well att evil.:-..While aches need soothing there are maiffriViirdin'tnitiethoth . edo not endure suffering v-iftli-Olit -relief. We—folget all thos ' years of health and years of pain Iwhich rolled away Thankfulness forwhat we do enjoy is-aitr-excelten s oothing'syruplo7driVeltWhy : taprAvnining'ln tw hie we are" toojead_y_SOnclnige. _stok of these so4thino syrups were J-,uktflk women,. and. he cthe (lectiirer.) fanciedif .they e 6: ' iiot Ma.kjoi_Sthing kyr* ri:obcdy icould. It ifirliolvT der tha Mtits a.re so imcdestiful in charmiiag -the& infants into Stimber. Some of Nur, husbanas when they come hohie drunk yqu ryte cure them by bittet4O4.4s. otjuirt words ifli only' makes‘' t,liae home and 4rinich4 ?worse. Bitters eii ot good flyr- his-ronrpinint.. Ni4l.en hi. wears-- a and beginsi to 'griniible, :give: him:a idose of Soothing syrup You 13 ve tricd bitttrlAnd they do not suit his ConstiL tution ZT`ry syeets--.- `-Give. him Fa dose .of kinit lan- : guar ro:lsweeten 'his disposition, which wili very i likel! . inpose-hie . temper apd .Eiv4d him off to; sleep. Thez 10 ;Theinier here 'very . fealhigly repeated .a few Nirt4S-of paativ of a Ivife's appit,r4 to her drunken husifoua: 'T iv 4.4 fifes a : ciai :lig- request to 4ler dunk en 11usha1 d '-don't go into-night," niay be heard it; many of our large towns and villages'.; Many-. womeii drive thei,r. husbands to th 6 bar roOin_ivitk their sos talk. They linty add to. the teyer ,-,by ifueh conduct You • try op,d get men mit Ofdilliculties by the- Eoothing inilhenee that you can use when you Tire. Let us ssorotrye thnigor.d I ou this soothing ipfluenoe to the friends and neighbours slmoupraiilthiveirs7rvcow;:ig.ll7 spire4ke, lAyzwro t , 4. hould soothe thienk. 41;1Y, -A wodsuLehangea3 been wrought bra gal* Fogg. We have poweil- ovhr the joys aid:wow:iv of ot.hers...b.y our congeniality or severity: Would cttn ooth-e. : You can see this in many cong,regitiono). Alitify it derinon' proves- a dose 'oteo,p•Pliiig kirui.i Try your best with 10.9A-west-As nip fqonde, e-i-g4e-"3owin'cilp.ift!g•Pnd rourPtbset;bgleivdlsplir°Pit' do : :"4yd7tiolietd-ilear4triinoygsiie power Of bah bits. No soothing, Can 'evitilaratg the painsla 'conscience that seem* to roll an toss abdit like iii en,eaV child that .eannot lie quiet, 13 o do. we, guilty • sAnnersistraitway give conseience a .il.4e -a .a 0 oihi:ng syrup to hush up the laauntitug ;milk. • There is-one kind of soothing syrup we cal" Good intenticna," „The 'geabbler intepds to give up gambling, the 'drtuiTi4.l4 intends' to give up, drinking, the. Swearer inten*--to leavl 4 oaths and niirses; the .speiidthrifti ititencl;A,..to live.; comfortably, When he is Settled in life thicl:q47 faniily to look! after ' him. Falge hope.. -What • 1.)!.. _dangerous slun4er ili whiela !we.bave fallen: *Thera is 4 storm: at seat yonder ship is drifting on and On before the fury of the ' gale tO the r4clis4onder,., boyfu. below the deck lies the captain, let .us gp,..t_ t_o4.4i.4.„,,c:ltptnin cj a.....4.L.,,in L_ 'What isthe'matter ? 7filtir ship 4sldricting, to the Tocks. All light, all right,' says,, t,h624riaptoin, 'On . he •saoks,' sir, ratinirt4 #l,e4-- reciss;Tiudeed, he ieplted. 'Steer 94. apa Wo Wil?. *tie- gr_andlSts the port. 4Va h thej tt vessel as shegoesigi ;--the..captiAquiet amtg co fortH able. A stormy t:.ea- tunnink;atch her `-..00w,, The breakers catelkke,,and.t fiekv4 sea takes and ihurls her on the riviEV, Cp,sh go,arijuø vivsei.__T,,he captain sees the dttnger now, but tee late. i You sail upon the elmi sea; the. gab; of n rages upon:. T-inif you, ee the liFeakiiis ahead: You area lied fair 11 Inoine4 , , you in nd te alter year course. How 'valid ;:_it. be if ' your v 1 shaild strike upon the death yeak: d go' downl26 midst' the surging billows. .4.1t1 is sdin"_ rous to playtt, he captain, soothing yourselves witeth hope -t4litt IdU4ntend to Liter and be-bette .—_____________ - ,  hon  The other kind of soothing syrup we call "False 46(Pe." You arc going downward, but you think you will get all right at the finish. You take 'a dose of this false hope, and trying to soothe yourselves with false slumber. You kill every aspiration of better life .Within you. Your dosing is so much and so long tliu are morally destroying the desire for this better life that moves in your mind. That .aspiration that comes up'and makes you long for that life in which itharevls'irore peace, you zre drugging it to death and dying a suicide, by soothing yourself in the fatal's:limber and fatal desire. It is time you gave npfllei;ldeses and slow poison, it is time to seek Cod's mercy. The rev gentleman concluded with an earnest appeal to the audience to put theii trust in Christ, who only can heal the aching of the heart and give peace and rest that no words can ever tell, and make you unutterably glad and hopeful.  - -41 I‘l,ll SI