The Haslingden Gazette. — 1902-11-29 (Haslingden, Lancashire, England)

TART.  Fifteen Buns for a Id. You can make 15 large. light. delicious. mid wholasiome hum Boni Id. packet of Eiffel Tower Run Floor for a total coat of 3.1. With its me a child ran make with certain success delightful Lemon. Vanilla. or Almond Buns. SAM a post°tad for free ,ample of EA.! Tower Bun Flout leuough for 15 hunt), to Cy. Fiaiter Clark and Co., 3,007, Eiffel Tower Factory, Maidstone. about  Stras,lnirg is to erect a nn... (toed., Mareoni ...1;MO that he s row able to send 40  Tho is said to hare cows, under the hlorme of a spiriatahst.  Ct.:wino, J. M. Hignam. J.P.. C.C.. was oat of the speakers. He remarked that an incident or two 'which had come antler ht notice during tho past week hail confirmed hint in convictions lie already had, and which he thought a,uhil COtifiral iniyoue in the 010'.111i011 that the use 44 intoxicant. irs any way tended to evil. danger. and mischief. .0n the previou. Wechientay he vls:tecl an industrial school at Amami, where dare were hundreds of children who had been and there for thieving or truancy, and an incident came under hi, 11‘41,0 whe't they in a town like Airringti it could have tomprehension of. A boy. who haft slept at hone, but sptnit all his waking hours at the school. had finished his period of di•tention at the school. He refused to no home, hut the •uthoritien compelled him. The lad'e nii.ery at home Wlai so great air within 24 hours he tried to commit suicide. The life af the tad, who was under hairnet) year, of age, was saved, but he trial to commit suicide again. The father and mother of the lad were drunkard.. and his hame was ut m serable that lot preferred an ad* trial sellool—practieally • pram —to it. If they mad ths papers they a-ould find that almost every class id leading men, doctors. ministers. end state.men. acknowledged the evil contequenees of the the and abuse-41ime then% preferring the latter word—of intoxicants. They kept trying to do a little here and there, but the whole scheme tif evil seemed to riti on and mischief seemed to he don.' more and more every year. Monte of them'wou!d remember that the (Is. %eminent some time ago passed a Hill giv:ng magistrates tenor I', deal with habitual drunkards—men and %%omen who were brought into iourt and fined for drunkanhiesu four lime, in 011 e year. He room the Inehriatei' Flinn! for Lancadiim. and at a sitting at Preston on Friday afternacn they had to deal with aveuty.two p•rsons who had been convicted the requisite number of times during the lath twelve mouth. Old if that number sixty-four were a' men. It, Accrington they did not see notch of that, lult even here they had a little of it. They could all use their influence because they FPI* almost all connected with sa ieties and circle, that hi 'per] to spread driuk.ng habits. F, instance. sometitnea there were timers in the town. committees for which applied for drink licences. He thought every member of • Christian onummity if they did the', duty rightly. woulil make up their mind to give no help to stub a. bazaar. Aorsw of thent were connected with efuf.. Foraters and Odilfellews, etc. and he thought it their duty to try to, slop those clubs meetiag iii pftHic-Ivousco. There -were cricket. and footlttll clubs that applied f, and they were 1114 all bound to use their influence against the appl cation,. They ought to lock up those institution, sod if they thtusght the habit of drinking we-' injurious to their friends. then makeinaificesthen solve.; and bring their tedluente to batar in evcr. way possible. by moral unction. public Mitten, and by wonl and example. Sometimes tempera, • people were spoken of as fanatics and bigots. 1,, they would generally find that it Slai three isti:el fanatic'. who had less to Rein from their fanatii than tho-se .1010 were using the hard language tv. tames.  IN /