Here is one man who makes whisky, another who sells it, another who rents a house for the sale of it, another who votes with a party to license it, another who dies drunk. Now if you can fix that up so that some of that crowd will go to heaven and some to hell, you are a profounder philosopher than ever I have been. —Sam Jones.
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White Ribbon, Volume 5, Issue 53, 1 November 1899, Page 10
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