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THAT BOY Of YOURS.
Lcc'ure Delivered by Rev. E. 0. Taylor.'
D. D.
Make :i chain: for tin-laud is lull
of Moody crimes and the city is full
of violence.?K/,. 7; 2d.
"The grandest thing in nature is
a man, the most glorious a woman,
the iiio-t heautiful a little girl, and
the higgest conundrum a lw?y.? lie
-aidjhe whould deal with tin conundrum
tonight. IIis <|iiestion was
this; 1- tii it h i\JoTy.air th pri
of your city or i-| he a |>' rii to it.
I'ride or |m ril, u hj'-J/f?'
Tlie young |.cojll. of any < ntitry
are at the top of its national IP < a In
hud, Mossoin and pr.imi-o o< itfruitage,
and his ?[Uestioii for di- ii?<ion
\va- substantially "W h ti r
orn.it our national tree ha hi gun
to die at tin top."
< irdinal ManiTnrg said :
"(I've me the child for tin first
- v l) years of his life, and you m..\
have him f<>r the halanee.r
11A I? MKN AUK At'l'ia; Till: I IMl.P.
(hi the hasis of this prineiph ,l?ad
I in "i as well as g ?d men. are uiid<
-flaking to eaptl^., tjie child. Au?
arehists have theii1 fsunday-sehools
in which they indoctrinate tin ir
e'oildreii ace irding to anarchist notions.
I'rofessioiTtd ganil'lers h;;\
tin ir training schools I'm* Im?vs. i lie
I average saloon man understand-t lavalue
of tin- same pri11?-ii?l?-. I M\
Taylor spoke oi' a tvity in the North
w here he lectured ill whieli a ? ei'taili
ahlerman n ccived s|in per week
from the liquor men to i \peml as
lie might elioose ill the purchase of
free liquor treats for the I toy-of
that city, thus inflating th.-in into
the ilrink hahit and so to perpetuate
the ilrink tratlie. And what
was true of that city is in< r- or 1-s<
true of many other eit'u >. The
hrothels of the larger cities work upon
the same principle, lie -n it I
that according to an item o-cured
hy the Florence t'ritteiulen missions
of the larger cities of the l intel
States, .'?()().()()() girls are entice! to
ruin in this country every year,
one-half of whom eonie from country
homes, indicating that systematic
work must he done l?y devilish
agencies to secure such results.
ilU.MKS MOV I NO DOWN Till: s A I.I:
OK AUK.
lie illustrated how certain customs,
hahits and crimes were moving
down the s<*** " of. age, for instance,
pi nitci Ileuses are
lnovel prcvalcr?*jjSC2iKvthe merest
tots <>? Imys n<^w'Vymff**they were*
twenty-five years ago./ hi view of
this fact he asked the question:
"Ha s not the time conic when the
citizenship of this country should
i tquire into the particular causes
? whii h are at work di veloj iug thus
rapidly criminal hoys on our
hands?" According to well authenticated
statistics of reform schools,
ninety-six out of every 1 <x) child
criminals issue from homes of drinkllur
rvn*i'iit< Tl,i< Iwiinr li'iui llw,
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liquor trafHe, fostering as it docs,
tin- drinking habits of the homes of
tin- country is the most potential
and the most direct agency in the
production of criminal hoys, and as
such should be blotted out of existence
instanter.
One boy is worth more to the.
higher citizenship of this country
.than all the moiie\ revenue tieriv? d
from the liquor traffic. It i- not
the purpose of a worthygovernment
to make money with which to cover
it- running expenses out of the unfortunate,
abnormal and unscientific
drinking habits of its eiti/< ns.
Man 1 ;o.id must ever count for more
tSinn money und< r a governiu? i.t <>1
the people, by tile ])( ople, for till
people, and it has always bei n true,
and will ever he, that manhood iin
direct inverse ratio to liquor r< v?
niie. The more revenue the more
l;<jiior drank, the more drank the
I*-ss maniiood.
No -iniii< r do we begin to ag;t.:te
the abolition of the saloon, than a
certain elas- of nun hegin t?> figure
out the amount of revenue that will
he lost to town, as though money is
* t \t rythuig and manliootl nothing.
It wtiuhl appear that et rtain men
lire 1 11 I'll el I V tt'illilitr (.. ?l.
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selves, their wiws and <-1 iil?Ir?*ii,
nei^hl??r> aixl e very hod y else, t < >; 111
eternity, it only tiny ran increase
tin- iwciivc from whiskey.
Toll Arm 11 ,\ HIT.
('oiitiiiuinjr, I)r. Taylor said tliat
tlx* 11 rink I tal lit is formed lower
lown in tlx' scale of ajfr than formerly,
likewise till' toharrn liahit.
Fifty years ago tin majority of t ln?se
who formed the liahit of tisinj; tohaeeo
\vi |'e hetW'eeli tlie ajjes of
twenty and twenty-live years. Today
11 ley are between the nj^es of
live and ten. It i- the coiici'iistl- of
o;>iiiion anions educators that tin
r< ason four nirls are graduated from
tin- public Schools to one hoy ilarift
ly due to the cigarette liahit on
tin part of the bnVS. thus irivimr t,.
the women of t!ii> country a higher
average of eommon school seholar
hi J? t han that to men.
I'll i - hcing true, the ha Mot in t h i >
country, hcing limited to the men, ,
1
is nut in tin- ha mis of its most intelligent
citizens.
TItK so. ; A I. VI( K.
lie made the -tanling statement
that in soiiii' of tin* largo oitios as
high as sixty per ?*ont. of tho young
moil aro guilty of tin* >uoial viooaml
in some oitios as liigli as ninety per
oont. I lore I >r. Taylor hrought applause
from tho hig au*lionoo l?y
pl- ailing for social ami moral equality
between the sexes. If the fallen
woman must ho socially ostracised
then the falh n man mist he treated
in exactly the same way.
i.\\vi.i:--niw :\ run iiomk.
Dr. Taylor eonolu h*d his lecture
i?y saying that tho most po!"iitiul
agoiiey !<n !< .ig low.i;d tlie ill gonerji.
y of 1 >i?y I:?i 1 and young maulm; <1
char; 't'-r -is \ ant f obedience in
the home. "You do n< t malm that
ho\ of yours mind, le* deelared.
"Ynii eaiinot lntiid a nation a whit
higher in eharaeter than istheehara
*ler of th?* avi rage home under
the govornineiil of tin* nation. If
lawlessness reigns in the home, lawl*s-n*ss
will reign in tie* state. If
your hoy doos not mind homo laws
ho will not mind tho state laws. If
li * evades tho home law lie will
evade the laws of the eity, tile state
and the nation. You need not e>peet
a better onforeemeiit of law ill
this eoimtry until a hotter it foremen!
of law is secimd in tin avi,r
ft-je home.
i i.i.i sTUATloNS.
The hoy who i- nlwavs making
disturbance in tli<- school was never
made to miix 1 in the home. The
church mcinhi r who is given to raising
a rumpus in the church, who
will have his own. little, pernickity
way ahout everything or smash everything
to pieces, was novel* suit-,
ahly "spankerT' when lie was a I u?/
The father who talks loudly to \J
hoy, threatening to tlog him tin]K#
he "toes the mark" and thenyi#??
to the hoy s crocodile tears, is :* tematically
destroying that hoy * spect
for law, and fear of its penalty,
and is preparing him for a low
grade of citizenship, if not fur the
penitentiary. The mother who
will chase after her hoy from morning
till night putting the gilt-edged
hooks and hrie-a-hrae out of his
reach, instead of training him to
ohi y her command and let them
alone, is inevitably preparing to
send her hoy from her lap to the reform
school. The hoy who is best
trained in yielding his will to higher
authority in! the home, is the hoy
.win he first to yield his will to
l^?fA^9nrg)Jt)d j to repent ,
and believe on Jesus Christ. 7
If you do not want your hoy to
learn to use the cup, develop in him
a conscientious obedience to your
c unniand on general principles, so
that when you say to him, "Never
t >uch the cup.'" that ends the whole
matter; his habit of resjiecting your
law protects him from the drink
habit.
Tin-: chain or puotkction.
There are two links in the chain
which will protect your l>oy?one is
obedience t<? home law, and the other
is protection by the law of the
state. It is as much your duty to
protect your I my against had things
by suitable legislative enactment as
it is to make him mind your home
law. The two links go together and
form the home protective chain. J
Take legalized temptation ou%>f
the road of your boy. Then if he
will persist in getting had things,
compel him to hunt for his opportunity
to tind them in some out of
the way plaee, but make him feel it
keenly, that if he at last succeeds in
linding them, he does so under the
ban of right'-ou- laws and not under
the -miction of any law. lint
do not hiing those things out from
their hiding-, and plant them upon
the corners of your streets, and
there legalize them to hait and
tempt your hoys down to ruin.
rm iwenty-nvc smalms into a i>*?x
and let tlirm 11 1 f??r tin- legalized
liquor tr:?111< . l> in* t?-ii holes in
the ho\, that would be a small numhcr
of holes for a larj.ce liuniht r of
snakes, eonsi-quently much restriction
in their going in and out. We
will call that high license, with
much money for the city treasury.
I tore twenty holes in the hox, that
would l?e a larg? r nunihi r of ho|e?
for the same numher of snakes, consequently
less restriction. We will
call that low license, with less money.
I tore twenty-live holes ill the
hox, that would he a hole for every
snake, and no restriction in their
going in and out. We will call that
free wi-kiy. Itut instead of all
this, let us kill-the snakes, hury
t hem out of sight, cover them with
the political prohibition soil, write
on the sod indelibly?No resurrection
to the snake-; from henceforth
and forever, and that law will protect
that I"?y iif yi>urs.
A Hard Lot
of troubles to contend with, spring
fioai a torpid liver and blockaded bowels.
unless yon awaken tliem to their
proper action with Dr. King's New l.ife
I'ills; the pleasantest and most effective
cure for Constipation. They prevent
Appendicitis and tone up the system
20c all drug stores.
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