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Ia pause) Ills astonishing, that such places
should be continued. have but few min
utes more TO warn The young. II had not
heen in that house, should not be here now,
but should have been 10 my fathers house on
yonder mountain. o think Of that ialher--iha,
poor father, here he showed considerable emo
uon;) he is very much distressed at my aiflc
ton, and when he visited me few days ago,
he was not in his right mind; he pronounced


woe upon the city. | fear he will go down TO
his grave in sorrow. a. pause-otficers fan


ming hi,n) Ii is my last roques, thai you will
annihlliate these places. Is there not holy men


in the city do it2 Shall these places be kept
up within the sounds OF the gospel2 The
young men are exposed 10 ruin from them
Their desires and passions are so strong lha
temptations lead them easily away CA pause.
Now appeal once more 10 The young You
all know how | was brought up had The
best instruction from my lather--a Christian
iaiher-but il has all come TO this. Now wan
10 Say word about my Saviour My i'm
penitent friends, would not swap situations
with you--(a pause)-no | would not.
hope you will one and all make your peace
with God, ere it be too late. This putting
off OF your duty VII make you more anc
more hardened. And now in few moments
/ shall meet my God The blood Of Jesus
Christ is sufficient for my sins, and for all
yours. | entreat you one and all to attend tc
this important subject.