IS a book that will truly "set you on fire" in the great war against intemperance. This is not because of its sensational character, but because of the facts, suggestions, incidents, and material for work it groups and places at your disposal. The first department, entitled "The Curse of the Cup," tells of the effects of liquor in heathen lands, charts the United States drink bill, and shows what the actual returns are from the traffic. It produces statements from the liquor dealers, facts revealed by science, and many interesting incidents, illustrations, and quotations. The chapter on "Tobacco, an Ally of the Liquor Traffic," is timely. The evils of the cigaret are pointed out so clearly as surely to impress every boy or young man who reads it. "The Great American Fraud"—Patent Medicines—is the subject of one department. "The Temperance Movement" is the title of a chapter in which is given the history of the temperance movement in America and in other countries, and brief biographies of the men and women who led out in this cause. Prohibition is discussed from every standpoint in the department dealing with "The Law and the Liquor Traffic." How to build for temperance in the home, and how to plan and carry on successful temperance meetings, and do temperance educational work in the neighborhood, are questions clearly explained in other chapters. "Temperance Torchlights" is thoroly alive. It takes with the young people, and will have a powerful influence for good among them. As stated by the leader of a great denomination, "It is one more keen weapon placed in the hands of the 'temperance army.'" 256 pages, attractively bound in cloth, 50 cents. PACIFIC PRESS PUBLISHING ASSN.
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