It is not confined to the night, but has…
source date: 1890
availability: public-domain

It is not confined to the night, but has become a source of daylight amusement for members of the lost sisterhood to perch upon the doorsteps of Eaton’s row and indulge in vile and obscene language, to the disgust of people who are passing the locality in question. The merest regard for former decency and self respect, should induce the guilty ones to call a halt, else the attention of the city council will be directed to what promises to become an abominable nuisance.