{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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Mr.. EDITOR find when seeking to OBJ


tain subscribers 10 the COLUMBIAN FoUN-
TAIN" great many persons tell me they can
only afford TO pay for one paper-that they
take the ssSUN," and do not like to give that
up, &c. Now sir, would ask such persons,
especially Temperance men, and more espe-
cially those who belong TO Temperance Soci
etes.v such as the "Brothers and Sons OF
Temperance."-Do they like TO see the cause
they have espoused so heartily, prosper? Does
the Sun, gratuiously, publish their proceed
ings; and can they, with the same confidence,
send an account of any meeting OF their socie-
ty for publication And, as Temperance
men, does the news furnished by that paper
so vitality interest them as that Of the FoUNTAIN2
| might ask many other questions on the sub
ject, and may do so at another time; but, let
the above suffice for the present. G..