h ls For the Fountain


TEMPERANCE SONG.
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Is lsagFf aI H. For the Fountain.
sua, sg,.,s TEMPERANCE SONG.
b Mr.. EDIroRs The following Parody was com
posed and sung on the occasion of the presenta
ton Of Bible BY the Ladies' Of Berwick, Pa to the
Berwick Division No. 80, of the Order Of the Sons
Of Tempsrancs, on the lst of January, ls46. BY
giving It place in your excellent paper you. will
confer favsr upon a friend Of the cause. II can
30 sung to the tune Of Red, White and Blue
The badge of the Order of the Sons of Temper
ance is composed Of the colors of red, white and
blue-emblematic Of Love, Purity and Fidelity.
Cold water, just dipped from the fountain,


Ihe drink OF the good and the free,
Ihat gushes in streams from the mountain,


We now offer homage to thee; i#I
The Sons of Temperance assemble, ..a.t
g With the good Of their country in view;
Our banners make grog sellers tremble


When borne by the red, white and blue. .s
When Rum spread its wide desoIation,


And threatened the land to deform,


The Ark Of Temperance foundation


Rode bravely and safe thro' the storm;
With her garlands of victory around her,


When SO proudly she bore her brave crew,
With her flag proudly floating before her,


The boast Of Of the red, white and blue.


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Then sparkling cold water bring hither,


And fill you the cup to the brim;


May the wreath it has won never wither,


Nor the star Of it's glory grow dim;
May tho Sons now united ne'er sever,


But aye to their colors prove true,
The Cold Water Army forever, b


Three cheers for the red, white and blue