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Mske, and led b{ser fos II owa slssyRssss
such silly uifiog. | congratuiass you. leasow
counsrymea, and christians. for the GOOD 4 has
already achieved. and feel proud that We can
claim our csuniry as its birth places country
noted for i,s great men aud great deeds, iss high
rank and liberal institutions. If we would
nobly maintain this elevated distincton--f We
would preserve unlainted that great Magma
Charta Of our rights handed down BY our
sires, and sealed with their martyr blood. lei Us
BY the promotion Of this, and every cause OF
virtue, establish the only, but lasting foundation
Of national glory. Then shall America ever
remain the beacon-light Of nations, and while
other governments are crumbling around her
in oblivious ruin. upon the high and holy
platform of vIsrux and FREEDOM will she rise
in towering majesty, and from the citadel Of
her strength shall float in beauteous unison.
the banner of the Cross, mingled with the
''Stars and Stripes" 4 Lfsae


ERRArA in Rev. s. X Cox's address. For
"indistinctiveness" in the quotation from By
ron, read "indstinctness"-+ common con-
gratulaive," read common congratulate"
for "beams nouIn'uly o'er the Parhenon"
read cleans mournfully, &c."


GEoxoErowH, July 10, 1886.


MEssRs EDIroas: take pleasure in inform
ing you, Of the great good that the glorious
cause OF Temperance is doing in the neigh
borhood of Tenally Town. The Sons of
Temperance, and the friends OF the cause,
turned out in their full strength, which told
well for the cause. Several addresses were
delivered by brothers Craig, Burnes. and
Myers, all Of this place, several signatures
were obtained. and am very confident that
we shall continue 10 reclaim many from the
humiliation and disgrace attending course
Of drunkenness. consider it my duty 10 call
the attention Of the public 10 the tavern keeper
here--he came out and drove away one of our
members with pitcher in his hand from the
pump, standing in his yard. have been
credibly informed by several highly rrspec,a-
bic persons. that he has determined TO deny
the use of his pump, from every family who is
friendly to the cause Hehas shamefully aLus-
e and raised his fist 10 strike one of the officers
Society, and told him thar he was the cause
Of all The temperance doing ia the place" A
man that would act in this way, should me't
with that scorn and contempt, 10 which he is
entitled. However, he is excusable, for {
does il, knowing no better therefore, this tay-
ern keeper, dead to every generous impulse,
whose highest ambition is his own personal
advancement. sh, uld be looked upon as one
who knows how TO eat and drink from instinct,
and that is about all