{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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MEssRs EDITORS : On last Sabbath after
noon, had the pleasure of attending tenn
perance meeting at Tenelly town,-we found
large number Of persons present-the meeting
was one of the most respectable ever saw in
country town, the good people of the place
appear to have taken the glorious cause Of Tenn
perance in hand, and that manfully. The
meeting was addressed by Mr.. c. G. Beveridge,
J. Monell Thompson and Mr.. Moreland AT
ter the speaking closed, eight of the most re-
spectacle young men came forward and signed
the pledge; Mr.. Beveridge then proceeded to
distribute large number Of Temperance tracts,
and may God grant that they may find their
way TO the heart Of every drinking man in the
place. Yours, sc. G.


