THE TRAFFIC.
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1t must 60 down. Manufacturers may rave
and storm; venders may cry out persecution,
but the business must come to an end. 1t will
contend long and stenuously, for il is the dar-
ling hope of the 'evil one;' it is his strongest
fastness, his best armed citadel. In contending
against rum, not only its advocates here are
marshaled against US, but they are supported
by the hosts of the powers of darkness
earth and hell are our opponents. Bus with
all this we are not moved. Our cause is of
heavenly birth, ofheavenly design. The cho
sen one Of Israel's hosts is our leader-His
smile rests upon US. Let us be active, faith
ful, jealous. The victory cometh apace, when
fiendish orgies shall be turned into grateful
songs. Up, then. ye hosts Of the pledge, strike.
for your altars-labor for your country-build
wall Of fire around your friends, encirce
your loved ones in The temperance bow of
promise--labor on, toll on, and as certain as
there is God Of justice and truth, you will
triumph, and build your monuments upon the
ruins Of the traffic!