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Religious effects Of Temperance-Mr. Gil.
more, writing from the Oregon Territory, says:
"The missionaries have done more towards
Christianizing the Indian, in five years, than
has been done in the States i'll twenty years.
Numbers of them, who cannot speak one word
of English, hold regular family worship They
are members of the Methodist Episcopal
church. am convinced it is in consequence
of not being able to get liquor. The Hudson
Bay Company, and missionaries, and settlers,
have taken bold stand against the introduc-
ton of ardent spirits into this country; and l
am convinced, while they continue this praise
worthy course, we all will see more satisfac-
ton and pleasure, and our little company will
profit thereby.