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8ATURDAY .OCTOBER 8, 1904
STAND UP AND SAY YOUR SAY.
Have you cherished an opinlon. hldder
deep from huiran vi.u,
BTiat would help a tallao brother. lf a
J fa.Ien brother knew?
Are you fearful I< st a cynlc world may not
see things your wuj?
^Be brave and maniy. brother?stand us
and say your sayl
Do ycu think that men have sto'.en the
riuhts of other men?
That wrung is now trtUBspbJUttt Eeard th?
evi: iu its Aaaa
Don"t !et the cavpara stop you?stand up
for rlght to-day ?
You may not see to-morrow?stand up and
say your say!
X>o you think the liquor trafflc Is a curse
upon the earth?
That it pauperizes nations and tramp'es
thlr.gs of worth?
flome day you mean to say lt, but you dal?
ly and del.iy:
Come to the front, my brother?stand up
and say your say!
Do you love the pure and fcoly thought that
Chrlst has taught the worldT
Do you etand a friend to truth and rlght
whenever it is told?
Do you Jntend to do your part? Dor.'t walt
tri you are gray;
There r.ever was a needier tlme?stand up
and say your say!
~National Advocats.
DISTILLER AND HIS SON.
Incident Whieh Proved That Destiny
of Latter Rested with Father
More Than Anyone Else.
In the first year of my ministry there
oecnrred an incident within the bounds
of my congregatlon whlch a half century
had falled to effaee from my memory. At
an early day the cause of tempcrance
waa gradually spreadlng its infiuence
through our country. and we thought it
well to organize a temperance soclety ln
our community. In my congregatlon
there was a gentleman 31 years of age
of more than ordinary intelligence and
business acthlty. It was desirable that
he should joln our new soclety, and I
lid my best to bring him to that polnt,
but without suecess. On one oecaslou,
when trying to p.rsuade him to connect
himself with the tercporni re movc
??oii. i know what rou ajta go
in<: TO s.w:"
tnent, he aaM to me: "I n< v. r axpod to
be a BMBaher of a tempera ety,
and jet i rajolce at their axtateaea?not
?n my own aecoaat, but for the aake of
that bu>.' polatlag to his son of four
renrs. "Whea he has grown to man
hood he will he under better intluences
than thoae whieh have surrounded hls
father. He will have temperance men
for his coinpinioiis (irinking usages
will thea have . ? aaed.M
I ranlted in nn>-t aertoaa toaaa: ".Mr.
B-, whaterer affad temp raace ao
eieti?-s iikiv ha\e 09 the eommunity at
large, oae thinu la certala, whieh is that
the deetlaj of your little son is la your
hands n.on> thaa all tha othera; that
auch is your laflaeaca on thal boj thatlt
may areJl be ezpeeted that his future
will be lhaaad by you more than by the
whole oatalda world."
I regret thal my Wordl er< re too pro
phetie! in about twa reara after t.he
above laterrtew I was eafled to berj
that dear boy. He was burned to death.
His father had a sniail dlatillery on his
farm. One ovening, while eaga
removin? aome appla-braady from the
"recelver" into a eaak.the hoy standing
by with Bghted eaadia, tha Hajaor was
lgnited, an explosion followed, and both
father and so:i were covered with
flames! The father was takea to his hed
and siowly reeorered after weeka of suf
tering. But ahera was the aoa who was
to llve and grow up under the happy in?
fiuence of a temperance comniunity?
Where was be? On the day of the fu
Deral, as I entered the ehamber of the
?uffering father, he taraed his face to
the wall, aad rrtisintf his wounded hand
as if to ahaa my sad look, exclaimed ln
agony: "Oh. I know what you are feoias
to Eay!"-C. B., in Presbvterian
Total Abstinence in a Will.
On the 15th of June there was filedfor
probatethe wil; ,,i Mr. Robetl Hall New
York city. This will direeted that for
ftve years after his death his ehildren
ahouid abatain fron aaa of all liquors
and ?hoald not fTequent saioons or
places where liquors were sold, under
penalty of being dialaheiited.
He leaves a- worth $10,000
whieh was divided aniong bia widow
and five ehildren, the aharea of the
ehildren being based on tbe aboae con
diUon.
BOYS AND CIGARETTES.
The Startling Declaration of a Mag
istrate in a New York
Court.
The effects of cigarette using by younj
boys would be a Btagtllng r. veiation tc'
mauy of their aaothera u th. y and< ratoai
the alarming propoiUnaa to which it hat
growu lu this country.
A tiaigdatraaa in Bartaai eoaaty, \*? a
York. made the following signitUai.'
declaration the other da> :
"Yesterday I had h< lore me 35 boj
prisoners. Thirty-three of thcm wen
confirmed ck-.irctte aaaolaii To-day
from a reliable source. I have made tle
grewsome discovery that two Of thelarg
est cigarette manufacturers in thi:
country soak their product in a araal
solution of opiuni."
The fact that out of the 35 prisoners g
smpked cigarettes might aaeca to indi
cate some direct connoction b
cigarettes ?nd crime.
And arhea it is announced on author
ity that most efgarethaa are doped vitl
oplum. this connoction is not hard tt
understand.
The elgaretta u to poang boys vpn
much Iike what whis! y is to growa men
If lt does not dtreettjr cattse crime it ai
least accompanies it ln nlne case* ont ?
ten.
It must be univrrsally admitted thai
the majority of yoang boys addleted tc
cigarettes are generally regardod a*
bad boys. It is an addiction that doe?
npt ally itself with the high vir;
manly youth. It leada to bad associa
tions and bad environments. He must
be a strange boy tadead who can derlvt
moral and physical good from ciga?
rettes.
Oplum Is like whisky?it creates at)
incrcasing appetite that grows with
what it feeds tipon. Even pure tobaccc
has the same effect.
The growing boy who lets tobaccc
and oplum get a hold upon hissenses Is
never long in coming under the dom
Inatlon of whisky. too.
Tobacco is the boy's easlest and most
direct road to whisky. Whea oplum Is
added, the young man's chances of re
slsting the combined forces and eseap
ing physieal, mental and moral harm Is
slim Indeed.
It Is a deadly comblnatlon In most
cases. There are few, If any. cases in
which It Is not more or less harmful.
Stomach and nerves and will power
weakened for life Is the common resttlt,
even though the habits flnally be mas
ter?d.?Cleveland Press.
DRUNKARDS' SONS.
Bad Showing for the Offspring of
Those Who Ara Addicted
to Strong Drink.
Of the 420 boys committed to the In
dustrial school at Lancaster, O., during
the past year, 120, or nearly one-third
of the whole, had lntemperate fathers;
flve had lntemperate mothers. Of th?
boys without either father or mother,
there were :\\_ and of ?h ?_ with father
dead t' M, while 82 had lost a
mother. h*i iew nothlng of eithat
jarent. ro,,,? for alundantre
l-.ction ;n . ?ases cited. There Is
no singlc cause. it appears, which sends
a boy to the bad quirkor than an lntem?
perate father. This sort of parent ls
worse than none at all, according to the
atatlalka
Tho ree.ird of the hospitals. asxhimr,
prtaoaa, refonaatortea, all aaaw that tha
man who ladnlgM in Itqaor ls unflt to
be a father. Tbe drinker's children aro
oaraad with pareatal taints, whleaarop
out in ins.mity, lnibeeillty, viee and
crime. Biai though a line of fflBOd an
cestry and the opnosing powor of purlty
in tho mother shield tho chil.lren of a
drlnking father from the worst of his
traits, theevil intlnenre of tho crunknrd
ln tho home ] rt mnrs the masfrrplece.
Tho boys and ilrls of drunken father or
mother go to the bad in apnalllnply large
proportlons.
Tho worst of tho drlnking hnblt ls its
eumnlati\e effaet The father nia\, be?
cause his father and nioth. r were tem
perato. be al.le tO .irink with Inipunlty,
apparently. but his son has a greatei
cravlng and ]? m \ itality. The evil that
the drfaktag man does to his ajurajm
Impairs the poweffl Of bia offspring. and
they f.ii! tOaTJ \ictinis to the Uoaor habit.
?American Issue.
TEMPERANCE FACTS.
Inebrit-ty has been callcd a toxlc de
generation, the treatment of which will
depend on asecrtaining tha causea and
renioving theni. These may vary and
comprise wid< ly different conditiont..?
Journal of Inebriety.
An anti-tr. ating niovement is uiak
ing eonalderable beadwaj la Montraal,
Qaabec. afeaaberaof the league piedge
themseives not to aecept from nor to
offer to others intoxicating liquors in
any public bar. hotel or club.?National
Advocate.
A New York maglstrate says that in
30 years there will be nostatesnun lei't
in the Unlted States if the use of cigar?
ettes continues. This may be DOttlnj
it pretty strong. and yet a police magis
trate would appaar to be in a position
to form an aceurate opinion.?Cleve
land Papers.
Qede boar was the favorite beverage
ln Egypt tl.OOO years ago. The loca
tion of the town is lost. but the inserip
tions on the toroba daacrlbo the kfadi
and qualities naad and the proeoss of
making. Q. de aaa the Miiwaukee of
that old civili/.ation which has vanished.
?Journal of Inebriety.
Dr. S. S. Thora says of the alcohel
in beer: "<t la a nanotic, and t laaillla
tive in its effecta For instance. mer
curials are euinulative. A doaa of one
sixteenth or oae thirty-sccond- of a
grain would have no appreciahle effect
on the ayateaa; but a aaaabar of theaa
adantalaten coaaecuUvely aroald soon
produee aafWatloo and Other destnu tive
resuits. Bo beer amraaalatee Itaaffaeta
in the system."
Pasadena. Cal.. i no-licenae city of lf,.
ooo popnlatloo, bad only 38 arreat
>?. ar. Stoekton. of i: ? 0 \\ Ith
plenty of aalooaa, bad 1,074 arreata.
Set Him Thinklng.
J marr |
Convlct Hangs Himself.
Baltimore, Md? Oct. 4. ? James
Thompson, a colored convlct In the
Maryland penitentiary. serving an 18
yeax sentence for murdor ln tbe aecond
degree, comraltted auicide ln his eet!
by hanglng, maklng a noo<*e out of his
auspenders. Thompson was convicted
of kllling a man at Cli^st< rtown, Md.
LIFE PRESERVER8 WEIGHTED
Officer8 of a Camden, N. J., Cork Com
pany Under Arrest.
TVashington, Oct. 3. ? A consplracy
whieh has been developed by offlcials
of the department of commerco and
Labor and of the department of justice
resulted in the arrest at Camden, N. J.,
of J. H. Stone. H. C. Quintard, Charles
W. Russ and James Russ, offleers of
the Nonpareil Cork Works. They were
apprehended by the United States mar
shal for the district of New Jersey, un?
der an Indietment found on September
29 by the United States grand jury at
Trenton, charging them with conspir
Ing to defraud the government and
prejudice the administration of the
steamboat inspection laws by putting
upon the market compressed cork
blocks for use in making life preserv
ers, each of whieh blocks contalned in
itre a piece of bar Iron about six
leaft aad welghlng elght ounces.
[ The iron bar was inserted and con
cealed In the block for the purpose of
j increasing the weight to the legal re
! qulrement of six pounds of good cork
; for each life preserver. The men ar
; rested will be arraigned before tho
United States district court of New
Jersey, to plead to the indietment .
DUPONT MILL BLOWS UP
Two Workmen Killed In Explosion
Near Pcckville, Pa.
Scranton, Pa., Oct. 4.?By an ex?
plosion ln the corning mlll of the Du
pont-DeNamours Powder company's
plant, near Peckvlllc, Rlchard Hasney,
of Jessup. and Walter Allsworth, of
Olyphant, met instant death.
The explosion was plalnly heard in
Olyphant and Pcckville. The roof and
aldcs of the bullding were blown away,
and what remained of the mill took
flre. The employes of the other mills
nearby were soon on hand with Bre
apparatus and bad the flames under
control ln a short time. The bodirs of
the unfortunate men were found
among the ruins ln a horribly mangled
and burned condition.
Undertaker Klnbach took charge of
the bodies. This ls the flfth time those
mills have blown up in a poriod of 20
years. and four tlmes within the last
four years, always with fatal results.
RAILROAD MERGER ENJOINED
Seaboard Air Line and Roanoke Com
panies Restrained.
Norfolk, Va., Oct. 5.?On tho peti
j tlon of Charles Chauncey. of Montgom
t ery couuty. Pa.. Federal Judgo Waddill
' grantPd a temporary Injunction for
( bldding the raergins of the Seaboard
. Air lino and th" BeahcM*? sad Roaaoki
1 railroads. Mr. Chaun'ey holds Sll.OOu
lc (1 y&i eer.t. r- .tifuates of indebted
' ness fssued by the Beahoaid and Roan
? AlSQliBt r* ^?.?h.ooe,
j aaa no i>ays that $285,000 of thi
j suanre are atlll outstandlng. Tho in?
junction was aerred oa Prealdenl J. at.
! Barr and fJaaiaral Ooaaaal Letga R.
Watta, of the Beaboard Air line.
Pennsy Orders 600 Coal Cars.
Phil.uh inhia. Oet. 4.-The IVnnsyl -
vania Kailrnnd Company has awanl.-l
ooatraeta for Ml ateel boaaer ooal oar
to the Preaaed Bteal Car Ooaapaay aad
the Catnbria Bteal Conipany. eaeh 001)
cern to bafld 100, Btghty peieaii
OOachea will be butlt in its various i
shops in this city, WtlBsiagtOa, Del .
and Altoona. and at the Meadow Bho
ln KeW Jersey. Orders have also b
aaaaed for the balMlag at the AJto
ahepe of IS poarerfal breftght eagin
to he aeed on the Uaaa waat of Pitta?
barg, The ooaapaay is ooaalderini a
bid for S00 ooke oara The ofdctali i i
tho railroad say they are in urgeai
: of oara,
Lpdy Curzon Continues to Improve.
Walaaer Oaatle, Keat, Oct i. i.a.h
Curzon eoatianee to aaaka food pro
| ! ler BAOther, Mrs. L z. i.
of Bhlcago, who arrlrad Bnadag, haa
be. n parraltted bo m e bar. Blr Thomai
Barloa and Dr. Wateoa Cheyae, who
w< re lararaoaed from Txmdon to at
tond her ladyship. ha\e roturuod home
Army Officer Shoots Himself.
Bcraatoa, l'a.. Oct 5.?Bdarard afil
lett, of Worceeter, M Lttached v
tbe l'n Ited States ;v< ruli i
horo. aadad ? areek'
\r>iz hlmaelf throagh the heart H a
42 years old. ser\e,i in :
and was I'orinorly aith the 8
ment. eoast guards.
Diplomacy.
Welhar Were you at the races yes
terday?
Ryder?No.
"Walker?Good! You are the very
man I've been looking for.
Ptyder?Why so?
Walker?I want to borrow $5.?Cin
cinnati Enquiivr.
His F8.
Once a young fallow mmH T8
Asked Kfl if she'd be his mi
"I'm sorry to stS
I'm married," said K8.
And such was the young fellow's f8.
?N. O. Times-Demoerat.
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OPEN ALL DAY &, NIGHT -Man on Doti Afl N**4U:
Hali Rlemoriai industnal Sguoqi,
Massillon Ohio,
HALL alBMORIAL DOMESTIC SCIENCE N0KV1AL
TRA1NING SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS. '
"-SUMMER COURSE NOW IN SESSION_
dFal! TLzvm ?pcns Sept, 12tbf 1904.
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Made the DumD BeastObey.
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Ma am S. lonx^lo,?
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