John Il. Couch In Rrookl.r
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Mr. JoAS B. GouGA made an Address las; even
ing al Brooklyn, for the bencut of the Parent W ash
ingtoaian Society His remarks, as he stated IN
commencing, contained but little that was new but
be seems to be more earnestly impressed than ever
with The importance of,he cause which he is engaged
IA advocating. Mr. Coughs discourse embraced princi-
ps"y rehearsal Of the various of ineuperance
Saea WI had come under his observation 10 conclusion


Soash (aadins his enemies) remarked that there
.'a oe some who had out Of sheer curiosity,


, W he"I what the fellow bad TO say" To such he
would say ha, he wished himself and his Affairs 70
o"s's'oh ior ~ha, ne to the Great Cause of
temperance, but bubble on The wa,ers