The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-10-23
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tie word against this great worlds evil,
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with only > sentimental value. 50 many
petitions having been signed and present
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WEAKNESS. but 10 the multitude Of Petitions
presented there has been bone signed by
women in every part Of the world, {! every
race and color, signed bT hundreds ofthoa-
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languages aud dialects, until IL Is a
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strengthened oy hope, II u surely carry
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not Only TO those 70 whom i Is presented,
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Ia reply to tie question a. 10 her Tta-
sons Tor becoming actively interested IN
the cause Of temperance, Lady Henry re-
piled; i found myself po"eFiess to eon-
tend against evil ~"1thouiiL | en-
tered upoa ny estates nz.ar4lly wished
70 raise the position Of my tenants and Ia
bo'eIs, 70 alleviate their haFdsbips, and
introduce into their lives more culture aud
happiness; In . word to make life mean
more IN It's possibilities to them than 2
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and influenced them by M own exam
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one "hlcn We women have to consider be-
tore all others; upon us Ie1ps the great re-
sponsioilty' aud ! o=iieys that IA our
hands Is the power TO o7eTthro" The
liquor traffic. II you had seen the sights
and heard the sounds nave you would
realize what thls position means to Us
womep. We are being ruined through
the national sin Of intenperance, and,
although women drink as well IS meE, yet
too often, poor things, they are not respon-
sible for the vice which they paye in.
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