TEMPERANCE

Te Aroha News, Volume XXII, Issue 42770, 26 August 1905, Page 1

TEMPERANCE

human misery in this world—tl|o§ e&figs*sgstly speaking %Jabuef of drink—which drags tral4slisien and aye, many a woman,. down to the level of mere animal wretches; It is . not surprising that some effort i* beinjgr and has'/long thriftffitifru codnterest ihis idea of Prohibition being uni* versally adopted in this country. It is the only way in which the of alcohol drinking'can be properly gfappled with: the only %ay iuti%hich promising sons a useful is sad to think jthis method is really the abuse of drink; blit it has been Sliplliti are ui»bliWVsrij!^^^ is why alcoholic Uquorat present seems to Totam «,* able to dulgem cxccfiscs^tlLetijth^gcn* ' rapidly, improve, and it ;ig with this '<h^yar*' ioual4ft#4pS|fff& country,' fsf#erd;' with the sible to reform the dftihken rather , than prohibit ' the ~ temperate, then that, would which Would least dissension,btif tfili tion of thodrunken and degraded by a4^ ; but the most diatfckr and' sweepingmethods, has' been found? tuim almost an impossibility. an extreme measure, it ha* been suggested that it • might carry with it tfome abjection as most antreme do. Will it be better for the raceras : » 44M' aM ji&j* / longer need to exercise their j -; or will it i3# 'bejtter : that they shall nolohgerbesubjected to f^^fatibiii^^iilk^alike^will the .nswerjiiiorii:fpeoulatire ..' one, and has m feet, coma to be lookfed upon ‘ r fact in aome quarteia.*fJTEfe glowing accounts from prohibited districts all*?pe.4kindiigh praise of the new - The inthe absei.se— o£. : dmokeauesß, the happy ami contented altitude v£ the inhabitants, all eeeitt to show that a successful Issue is in store for the wewemente and. ifefece# Is already, assped, . r t , .