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Jahn Bright's first public speaking
'was for the cause of temperance,
,John B. Gough bad no warmer friend
in England than Mr. Bright,
Yon Moltke says: "Beer is a far More
eilangetous enemy to Germany thau
all the armies of France."
The following from the SoUtherra
Journal: "Any roan that will stick to
his dear old party while eighty thousand
persons are going into a drunkard's
grave each year, is a man that will
.:stick to his dear old coffin when.
:trnbriel blown his trumpet in' the
eresurrection morn
What have the saloons ever done for
4intbaihity? }low many souls have
they saved? flow many people have
they clothed, except the salloon-koep-
erts family? When we have a strike
the saloon -keeper often contributes
unore than the dry -goods man, but he
robe them of more. I never knew
oue of them to give a cent that he did
'not expect a dollar in return.—T. V.
J'uwde'rley.
Sir Wilfred Lawson, quoting Lord
Randolph Churchill's opinion that the
liquor-tretlic is both devilish and
•.alestructive, says that you cennot
1.rnend the devil, don't license the.
devil to carry it on, and don't leeense
.anyone to carr, on the devil's work,
This is going straight to the' point.
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M3oi7 and The Boys.
Mother, where is your boy te•day
Where does he spend his nights? .H
;large number of young men are drift
•.°L11. away by means of the drinking
saloon and the bottle. Mothers, for -
.get me as a preacher,and only think of
me as a parent. The most important
thing is not piling up wealth for our
,children—the planing of life from the
.cradle to the gave, and leaving the
:hereafter to take care of itself. The
ti tn`".e has come when the Church of
-GO •should come out likes a man and
,close up tho whiskey shops and the
gates of hell. Are you doing all you
canto get your children into the ark 2
,Some people place very little import-
.ante on Netting tnewh in. Mothers, do
not wait for the preacher or the evan-
gelist, but take no rest until they are
out of danger, 1 do not think it is
the will of God that we shall sing the
songs of Zion and our children .sing
'the song of the drunkard. The premise
• is for us and our children.
' ''' Mixed up With Poiitloe.
GPM of Thought.
ILI that lives upon hope will' die
fasting,
}fumble usefulness is better than
learned idleness.
We can do more good by being good
than in tiny other way.
A grain might, es well .bs, stuffed
with sawdust as with utilised know-
ledge,
A man of downright good. sense
and flood feeling inevitably hates
quarrel ling.
If all the year were playing holidays,
To export would be as tedious ae the
work.
A man that cannot mind his own.
business its not fit to be trashed with.
another's.
There is only one thing more terri-
ble than to :say a mean thing, and
that is to do one,
Slanders issuing 'from red and
beautiful lips are like spiders crawling
from tho heart of a rose.
We should not walk by what hath
been done, or by what is done, but
what ought.to be done.
He who is unwilling to submit to
undeseryed blame should remember
to refuse undeserved praise.
Never wait for a thing to turn up.
Go and turn it up yourself. It takes
less time and is surer to be done,
If we are ever in doubt what to do
it hi a good rule to ask ourselves ;what
we shall wish on the moreow that we
had done,
A woman may always judge of the
estimation in which she is held by
? the conversation which is addressed
to her.
)The Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage,ie the
current issue of the Christian krerald,
of which be is editor, says:—
The temperance cause is so mixed
up with politics that moral suasion is
being sadly neglected. There'used to
be held a hundred temperance meet-
ings where now is one meeting.
While we are discussing the /awe on
the subject of liquor -selling, we are
l« tting hundreds of men' and
Yeomen go to ruin for the lack of
proper instruction on the importance
of abstinence. We want in the country
ten thousand old-fashioned John B.
Gpugh temperance meetings, But
you say.,where are the John 13. Gough.
They are now in our schools and col.
loges and faun houses, or already in
the occupations and profession of life.
The eloquence to oolne in greater
than the elequence passed away. 13y
all means make the laws right, but let
nf1 by force of Christian persuasion
stop the stampede to death of multi-
tudes .who will not wait nail we get
• the laws whet they ought to be. We
lista to. work . more rapidly on this
subject than • formerly. In olden
times it took most men five or ten
years to become thorough drunknrks.
Now they may reach the foot of
that stairs by one jump, t'ecause of
the worst ' adulteration of liquors.
-'t}ung men Heed to go n11 a spree and
then come back end go to work, Now
we have confirmed drunkards at
twenty-one. It is the most urgent
fluty of all mit,istet'a of religion and all
reformers to get furtla unwonted efforts
in the direction of moral s1,esion.
Miler things need to be done, but
this must not be lett undone.
Amgen 'r0 Moalittts,.-Aro you disturbed et night
Ind broken of your rest by a sickehiid suffcting and
trying with pain of Cutting Teeth ! if so send at
Aurin and got a bottle of " Mrs, Whislow'r soothing
;`3yrup"for Children Tect!iin . 108 ,l n 1I Ineal ti1•
aide. It will relicvo the poor little sull'erer
Wmediately. Dopoud upon it, inothera; there is no
niistaic° about it, 1t cures Dysentery and lhmrthw.,
teetliatui the Stomach and iteweis, curcaWind Col s.,
n01t010 the Gama, reduces Inflammation, arid gives
tome and energy to the whole (*sten,. " qhs. Win.
slow'( Soothing Syrup " for children teething is
pleasant to the taste and is tis prescription of one of
the oldest and best female p11)si .inns and nurses In
tho Unite( Stator, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world Price twont*°five cents a
bottle. Be sere and ask far "Rus. WIY4l,OWs
V y.swv term. 'SWIM" 4:1111 tilts no other Sind
• Good -nature, like a bee, collects
honey from every herb;. Ill -nature,
like a spider, sacks poison from the
sweetest flowers. '
Men are like trees; each one must
•put forth the leaf that is created iu
him. Education is only like good
culture ; it changes the size but not
the sort.
Not a day passes over the earthv
but men and women of no note dog
great deeds, speak great words suffer
great sorrow. Of those obscure heroes,
philosophers and martyrs, the greater
part will never be known till the hour
when many that are great shall be
small and the small great.
The faithful endevbrer to do right,
and to bear quickly and with resigna-
tion what must be borne, is of itself
a frhitfut source of happiness and
serenity ; but a murmuring and c!is-
contented spirit may poison the.
richest blessing and turn thein into
better evils.
It was F'ixe,d+for John.
My husband doesn't chew any more
tobacco, said a newly.married woman
to a panty of friends, or at least he
doesn't when I can see him.
.}low did you stop hili 1 they all
asked.
Tee morning after we were mar•
Heti, began the lady, and he and 7
were statin; on the front porch, I
noticed be was ill at ease, and finally
tasked him what was the matter with
My darling, he said, taking my
hands, there is something I should
have told you before we were mar.
ried.
What is it ? I -gasped, as the
vision of another woman swept over
me,
Love, he 'answered, I am an in-
veterate tobaccoecbpwer. Ow' you,
wi!1 you, forgive mi.?
As he finished I s ipped rely hands
from h;s, and, drawing out a box of
situff and a brush, I said :
Oh, John, I aro so glad you spoke
of•it., for I'in nearly crazy for a
dip.
faoo was it picture, I ran tell
you, and in lies than three minutes
we land entered into a , solemn corn,
pact to forever ale taiu from the
weed.
And dirt you really use snuff before
you ri•ere married? asited one. Of the
I:+dies, }
No,, answered the
fixed for John.
wife, but I was
•
Tho mon who blows gilt the gas has
a rival. He recently stopper] overntellt
at a hotel and the smell of beetling
cl'rtb prompted t1 search for him.
After wrepplug up several guests, this
iuttn finally peered out of the darkness
nf his room and confessed that he
lead tied a, towel erne!) 1 the electric
light, orad it h1Id scen'Clled it, 1< tried
to blew it out, he said, but it wouldn't
go out;,
l
8adiy Twitted,
Custouler (ensiling into a hardware
store, ---I've just got time to catnh a
train. Give me a corn_peppex,t
Facetious Dealer—Don't you mean
a pop corner
"Yes, n cop-porner, klurry up,
Don't you mean a son -toper I
Hang it (exoitedly), I said a porn -
copper, Didn't '1'?
(Also excited), you said pen copper.
1 said carp ponner,
You said porp.conner,.
I didn't,
You lie,
You're another.
Take that,
And that.
(Five dollars or thirty days next
morning.)
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A Proof of povotion.
A dentiet recei,ed a call the other
morning 'from a oouple when he Boon
had reason to believe were lovers,
rhe girl had an aching tooth and es
they entered the office the young man
said :
Now, darling, the worst is over
Just take a seat and it will be out in
a minute.
Oh, 1 darsen't, she grasped.
But it really don't hurt you any,
you know.
But I'm afraid it will.
It can't. I'd have one pulled in a
minute if it ached.
I don't believe it.
Oh, yes, I would.
Has she got a bad tooth 1 asked the
dentist. •
Yes, sir. It has ached for a week,
and I've just succeeded in getting her
down here. -
Oorae, darling, have it out.
Oh, I can't !
But you must
Levert stand the•hurt.
Hort ? Now, then, I'll have one
pulled just to show .you that it doesn't
hurt,
He took a seat, leaned hack and
opened his mouth and the dentist
seemed to be 'selecting a tooth to seize
with his forceps when the girl pro-
tested :
Hold on ! The ;test is sufficient.
HIe has proved his devotion. Caret
out, Harry, and I'll have it pulled
She took the chair, bad the tooth
drawn without a groan, and as she
went out eshe was saying to the young
man:
,Now I can believe you when. you
declare that you would die for me.
And yet every tooth in his bead was
false.
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