.sTHE FIRE BUCKET
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W An intelligent private correspondent says


"Your Fountain has kept SO full, that
have thought il supererogatory to send my
little fire bucket Of ,Satsr to your aid. You
have the right spirit. and hope the wrong
SPIRIT will be hors de combat ere long,


Very good, brother. But see! Our Foun-
tain is "kept fulp' by the contributions Of our
friends who have the "righ, piris;p and every
one who wishes 10 see it full should send on
his "li,,e fire bucket Of water.o No matter
fit run over II will only make the stream
from the Fountain the more efficient in cheer
ing and refreshing those who abide in the val
leys along which it flows. Therefore TO our
beloved friend referrsd 10, and to all Others
who have .:little fire buckets" we say, fill
them with the pure water of virtue and truth,
and send them TO US. We will empty them
into the Fountain, and, our word for it, you
will have cause to rejoice that you contributed
TO our aid. Thus shall we bring about the de-
sired result Of our amiable brother, and ''the
wrong spirit will be hors de combat ere long"


SO mote il be.