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-72 TEMPERANCE TALES. THE DRUNKARD’S CHILDREN. 3 3 3 4 Neglected by their parents, they aro led to the gin shop. Between the gin shop and the beer shop, the boy thief squanders away his ill-gotten gams. From the gin shop to the dancing rooms, Ilf poor girl is driven on to misery. Urged on by his companions and drink, hv commits a desperate robbery. 6 From the bar of the gm shop to the bar of th» Old Bailey is but one step. 0 He is sentenced to transportation for lifo; ths girl is acquitted. The brother and sister part for ever In this world. 7 The wretched convict droops and dies 8 The poor girl, homeless, destitute, and gin- mad, commits self-murder. •. 6d. THE WHISKY DEMON; OR, 3 The whisky demon. 3 The reveller. 3 The demon cask o’ whisky. 4 The demon’s home. A Tho five drops. 0 The drunkard’s home. DREAM OF THE REVELLER. 7 The three roads. 8 The demon’s first house. 9 The demon's second house. 10 The demon’s third house. 11 Tho demon’s hour glass. 12 The end. THE GIN SHOP. 1 This is the gin shop all glittering and gay. 2 These are the drinks that ere sold night and day. 3 This is the landlord who coins his brignt gold. 4 This is tho landlady, all jewels and lace. 3 These are the customers, youthful and old. 0 This is the drunkard in rags and disgrace. 7 This is the woman with woe-begone face. S This is the pastor, so noble and kind. 0 This is the pledge the poor drunkard signed. 10 There isthechureh, to which, one Subbatn-day. 11 This is the text which the good pastor chose. 12 This is the cottage, the home of aelight. ‘Penny Readings of the Gm Shop, Goose, and Cherries, are published by S. W. 1’e.rtridgo & Co., Paternoster Row. A NEW AND ORGINAL TEMPERANCE LEGEND. THE TRAVELS OF THE SULTAN OF RAGOBAGA IN GROGOLFLAND, 1 Arrival of the Sultan in his Aerial Chariot. 2 Procession and introduction to the Princess Barbouda. S Grand Banquet. 4 Outside of Fire Water Temple. 5 Insido of Fire Water Temnle. tS The Vision, Woman and Dying Child—th* Suicide. 7 In the Auction Room—the Poison and the Prico. 8 Railway Station, Accident. 9 Court Scene, Girl in Dock. ! 10 Temperance Lighthouse. - j 11 Condemned Cell. | 13 Expenditure and Mis-expcnditure. 13 Abode of All-Goul. 14 St. Giles’—Misery. 15 St. James’—Jlappinees, i Heading. 6d. PROGRESS OF 1 Invitation to drink. 2 Sickness and Repentance. D The Relapse. INTEMPERANCE. 4 The Ruined Family. 5 The Expectant Wife. C The Robber. Beading for the above, 6d. J The urn Shop, tt The Wretched Home. A The Happy Home. JOHN HAMPDEN’S HOME. 1 4 The Home of God. 5 The call to Repentance. C The Happy Death. 1 2 2 4 6 « 3 Thirsty Uproarious. Muddy. Communicative. Oblivious. Uneared For. Gets into low company THE DRUNKARD’S PROGRESS. 8 Cared For. 9 Repentance. 10 Quarrelsome. 11 An Unhappy Home. 12 Unpleasant Companions. 13 Dead Drunk. 14 The Drunkard Dead.