es the mind, and turns man into u
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grades the mind, and turns man into u
beast.


1t has no .concience--no feelings Of
humanity-it sympathises with none,
but seizes on the moment OF misfortune
TO blind its victims and destroy them.
|, brings disease where health, peace
and happiness reigned, and from its
loathsome wings it drops the mildcw
of sin and the blight Of death.


1t murders, burns and ravages with
out mercy, it fills our almshouses with
paupers, our penitentaries with Grim
inals, our warehouses with vagobondSs'
our streets with filth, misery and pol
luton and the world w!tn lhe oIt'e'
tears Of sorrow. FAa' c|5S'' 70 '"'' .
that IL has not SupcT'h" "''"


Hencelorth and IotcEG'' w ore lis
sworn enemy-wc Si", VS. aS"'liSt
it n war Of eXtermina'loh--" shall
deal it the deadliest o'o"s VIC can IN
hict, and give it no time 10 Farley nor
make terms Of peace -holh'ng but total
extinction, utter and com2'elc annlhila.
lion will satisfy us--We were born
with disgust for it that has ripened
with our years into the deadliost hatred
and now, once more we say, ''war tc
the leH'-EmPorium