The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-07


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creuon "n'eh VOC o''e" curses our cos's.
ministers ana missionaries IN ~sher snds
ought 70 preach Gu temperance III time 10
make gooo demonstration just before me
holiday, which Isl IN their country, most ire
queh'iy oiseracea oy orunhehhess'
Our General Assembly began well by re-
commencing one temperance sermon before
the Fourth oil July IN each year, because
Americas birthday isthe most abused day IN
the whole year but every vide awake man
VINO has been ~ New York cify on New
lear saAy knows rlgns wen 'hat mere are
| well dressed aad evidently Intelligent, refined,
respected ana wealthy, ana, must We add 1t,
religious dranksrds reehns through the streets
OF our great metropolis between ana
CLOCK on Re" ear afternoon than during
all the rest o. Inc year.
truth forces US TO confess that our beauti-
'di, educatei' rehned. virsaous and wealthy
l'dies are TO blame tor this horrible dissrsee
New Years day and weddings are the eras
which ought to be signAlized by real relorma.
tiou; but tar too frequently Christian ladies
IhdSE-for we cannot use any weaker word
without wronsing the truth, tor too otteu