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Whether friend of Temperance viii en-
courage. sroggeries :


Whether a Temperance man VIII come
home. luddled three nights out Of six?


Whether d professor Of religion adorns his
profession by visiting bar-rooms, and other
places, where liquor is sold, for the purpose
OF taking dram>} ...t


Whether the common drunkard, or the
Christian Rum -selLor contributes more to the
advancement of morality te


Whether the drunkard, or the sober man
who sells him liquor, knowing his inGrmity,
stands a better chance Of heaven?


Whether /" a friend Of the cause '.advances
il materially by drinking drams and abusing its
advocates


Whether any men would be SO phllaIthre-
pic as to retail intoxicating drink for the ac-
communication Of their friends, if nothing was
to be made by 1t .' M
l Whether every Temperance man who can
afford odo SO, takes the columbian Foun-
tain 2" f- a#


Whether Z blood will be shed ino streets =
in consequence Of these queries EoB.