{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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Our friend ia" may rest assured that in publishing
the anecdote referred 10 we had far different end
view to that he supp'ses. Weput It in to illustrate
the fact that many persons having regard for the
Lord Jesus IN general will call upon HIM for nep
when tn are in sraitened circumstances and being
pracousy relieved from their difficulties, they care
no more for the Lord or his cause We SEE, how
ever how natural it is that our motive in pu fishing
such piece could be misconslrued and regret on
this account, that it appeared though knowing our
intention to have been good do not feel condemn
ed We are glad To find that we watched by
viriuous men, and that they consider our general
course consistent with virtue. IF we occasionally
err, unwittngly, we must be forgiven, and we will try
to do better in future. We thank our correspondent
for his reproo ard assure him Of our supreme regard
for he blessed Saviour.


We did not dream Of taking his name in vain,'
or of disappearing" Tn the contrary we regard
that name as the embodiment of all that's dear to
man in time or in eternity; not ashamed to say
to The whole world /" Behold, the Lamb of God that
tak.h amay the sins of the world - and we have
often dwet in worshipful rapture upon the name of
Jesus


| "Sweetest name mortal tongue.
| Sweetest name in angels song, M #t
Sweetest carol ever sung"