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For the Columbian Fountain.
SONG OF THE REFORMED.


BY JAMES c. GooR', JR.
TUNE-" Oh no PN neUer mention him"
Written for Junior Association No. 5, United


Brothers of Tempera nee.
Farewell. old Alcohol, my foe
Again, III not serve thee
AS have done in time before,
For now, from thee fee
| oft have spent for thee my wealth,
And lost my friends so true;
Besides, much impaired my health
Because clung to you.
Farewell! old Alcohol, to thee;
Thou foe of all mankind
A friend to thee I'll no more be-
Till one in thee [ find.
Farewell old Alcohol, my foe,
We've parted, ne'er to meet
And in my bosom doth not glow
A desire thee to greet.
Farewell old Alcohol, thou King
Of men, like beasts, grown blind;
And reckless of eternal things
No joy, bu, in tn ee, find.
Again, TO thee, fare well say,
Pm bound, by FRIENDsHIP true;
Town none, but LOVES blessed sway
TEMPERANcE-instead of you.
ALEXANDRIA, June IL, 1916.