A Temperance Campaign by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 30, 1916

A Temperance Campaign

By Editor

SEVERAL States are voting on prohibition this fall. Shall the saloon continue to be a menace to the home and the nation? Shall the black hand of the demon rum be permitted to catch our boys and girls and drag them down to perdition through the doors of the saloon? Shall the work of breaking homes and hearts continue? Shall men with good desires but with weakened will-power be given a chance for their lives?

The answer to these questions rests largely with the readers of the REVIEW. The army of REVIEW readers, equipped with temperance ammunition, can do much toward gaining the victory in this temperance campaign. The Spirit of prophecy has told us:—

“The advocates of temperance fail to do their whole duty unless they exert their influence by precept and example—by voice and pen and vote—in favor of prohibition and total abstinence. We need not expect that God will work a miracle to bring about this reform, and thus remove the necessity for our exertion. We ourselves must grapple with this giant foe, our motto, ‘No compromise and no cessation of our efforts till the victory is gained.’”—Review and Herald, Oct. 15, 1914.

Are you doing your full duty? Are you helping to enlighten the people in your neighborhood as to the evils of the saloon? If not, will you rally round the standard and make use of the present opportunity? Order a supply of temperance literature and circulate it. This work should be done whether your State is voting on prohibition or not. Educate the people. Scatter the leaflets “like the leaves of autumn.”

Prices to be Raised January 1

Owing to the great increase in cost of materials, the price of these tracts must be increased January 1. Now is the time to order, before the new prices become effective. Notice the list of temperance literature:—

No. in pkg. Price Alcohol and Disease ............ 100 $.50 Liquor and Poverty ............ 100 .50 Counting the Cost of Alcohol .. 100 .50 Is Alcohol a Food? ............ 100 .50 The Cure for National Intemperance ............ 100 .50 Patent Medicines .............. 100 .75 Some Effects of Tobacco Using 100 .50 Pointed Facts about Tobacco ... 100 .25 The Tobacco Habit ............. 100 2.00 Tobacco Using ................. 100 1.50 Diet and Endurance ............ 100 3.00 Medical Use of Alcohol ........ 100 .75

Special prices on large orders.

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