Chapter XV: The Watchword 764
The Pulpit 765
Sunday-Schools 765
International Medical Congress 766
Correspondence of W. C. T. U. 766
Views of Drs. Mussey and Rush 767
Answer of International Congress 768
Alcohol Ruled out of its cherished Place 769
Important Advancement 770
What the Crusade was 771
Relation of Foreign Emigration to the Liquor Traffic 771
Nationality of Dealers in Philadelphia 772
Nationality of Prisoners and Paupers 773
Outrages that stir Patriotic Blood 774
Political Corruption 775
The Bartender to Manage Election Matters 776
Sabbath Desecration 777
President Hayes’ View of the Bible 778
Personal Liberty 779
Hedged about by Law 780
Work, and Pray, and Wait 781
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