"THE LADIES SAY SOD
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Say how? Why say, "quit the trade -
and we bless the ladies for saying so, and then
we say SO too. But that the ladies say SO
should be powerful argument against the
rumsellers. The ladies know something OF
"the trade"-they know il BY what they have
experienced in their hearts hope and trust
the men they took for husbands, but whom Ii
quor made brutes OF. They know something
Of the trade from what they have suffered
and what they have seen. Moreover they are
interested in this matter. They will not fool
ishly call suspension Of this business with
out reason. They have good reasons, ane
they are crying out from all quarters, .'oh
quit the the trade" bury US no more beneath
the waves Of The sea of rum; drown not our
hopes crush not our hearts ruin not our
homes; kill not those on whom we lean, un-
der the blessings Of God, for support and COM
fort. Let every rumseller hear the sound Of
all the female voices in the, "lke the rushing
of many waters" and let them at once head
it, ala 4at@Ntk+


"Go quit the trade--the ladies say So"