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anxiously watched her boy, she bad marx
ed me well, had entreated me 10 stopmv
course, many time has her heart bled for
me; she would have poured cut her hearts
blood for my salvation; ] was once her hope,
her only delight. She naturally expected
the death ofmy father, and who're was bar
dependence but upon me1 Months relied
hastily Ger, and by the inteyposition pf !
kind Providence, ! was tempered soipswhit
in my appetite by her kind and generous adj
monitions. loved her well ,bsss
my mothers voice my mothers voice!


o. sacred is the spell


1t seemeth as mOntress, S a


In memory's mystic cell! H W


My mothers voice my mothers voice! IN


Hath caused me bitter tears


Reproved the errorofmy ways,


And cheered my riper years."


Yes, often has she wePt Oft has my heart
been pierced by her entrsatie& But ali
fatal is the sting Of, Alcohol, ,dEesd haon-,
ster--a frighful demon that rises 70 tinnt
frail man--to sieze his little bark and Shat-
ter it against the rough sea and high rocks
Of adversely. But ! am saved, BY Find
friends who led me bound by the, Gdsetoll-
ting ravages Of intemperance to tie mild,
meek, white altar Of Total Ahsaipepse.
Yes, ! am free, no more to be easlusd:
have drawn my sword |; 1 haysIthrnvnb
away its scabbard |; have planted the puss,
unspotted banner Of Freedom on tho throne
Of the monarch-no mors am subject 70
the tyrant King. s ss4a"aooA .@ II


Friends they were, indeed, who took
me by the hand and assured me, to 1oek ior,
hope, that there were brighter days dsxn-
ing for me. How kind were thoss friends:
ever shall bless them for thsx kindasss
and their generosity. My mothsriis now
happy. ] am what was once, not de-
spised, but respected. This il charity, this
is friendship, this is LovE.'' ssA lse


"Those, let me assure you, were Odd
Fellows and Temperance men; your bsn-
efactors were members Of our Lodge. /
have heard your history before. Brother


was the man who said, Z Hope


90! then, if such is the case if, really,
Odd-fellowship consists of such men, such
noble souls, do propose me. Twill be one
of you-let me but recognise thsm-I
must be gratelul-they were friends in
deed-their motto is just. @, let me al
ways abide in Friendship! Lovst!, and
Truth /! as, FIFTH aye vseg PALKIMo.oc