@ Walls OF WRATH"
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Our good brother, the city reporter of the


National lntelligencer alludes to us as rath-


er vindictiye organ ; speaking Of the " so.


da-fountains 2 in our city, he says:


Now, one can hardly enter an apothe.


cary or confectionary's store on Pennsyl.


vania avenue without finding soda water d
so excellent and invigorating quality that
If we had not sort Of presentment that the
Columbian Fountain would again empty the
phials of its wrath on lis, we should be dis
posed to place our soda-water men among
the makers and venders OF strong drink"


We would inform our temperance broth
er, that zoe have no phials of wrath " to
pour upon any. We speak the truth in
love-" But there are "phials Of wrath =
in the hand Of God, and we warn all men
to beware how they triAe with him, though
we are perfectly willing to submit to any
efforts they may make to injure us. As to
the g da-fountains, !" and their proprietors,
we never expressed an objection to any,
save those who mingle poison with the
excellent and invigorating" beverage. We
are against the use Of Alcohol, as bever-
age, in any form; and SO we believe, is our
worthy brother alluded to, and we take i,
fer granted, though the above extract seems
to look another way, that he would do
nothing to hinder us from promoting the
disuse Of the poisonous draught which con-
tains alcohol, whether it be soda water, or
any other kind of beverage.