IMPROPER LECTURERS.
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We see il stated in some Of our exchanges,
that there are individuals lecturing on temper
ance, in whom the people "put no trust"
Now this Injuries our cause, and some friend
should beseech Of every such lecturer TO desist
There are men enough, Of good standing and
ability in our ranks who can spare the time,
when it is necessary, TO lay this matter before
the people, and the people should call such
men to the work. Often il is the case, that
those best suited TO lecture, are modest and re-
hring, and not willing TO push themselves for
ward, though if once called out, they would
do good service to the cause.