Hold on, hold on, ye noble band


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Hold ON, hold on, ye noble band


I'LL freedom reigns throughout the land;


I'LL rum and gin, and brandy all,


Shall have their last and final fall


IF Come up to the Help or Temper
ance against the Mighty King Alcohol, who has
SLAIN his millions, and has tens Of thousands now
bound to his bood-stained car, dragging them down
TO an ignominous death. Come Fathers, Mothers.
Brothers and Sisters. Come one, come all, TO the
Temperance Meeting at the Medical College To
NIenr, and every Wednesday night. Addresses
and singing by the friends Of the cause--meeting
called TO order at o'clock.


june 10 GEO. SAVAGE, Pres't +. v. 7. AS.