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On Legislative enactments relative to the
traffic IN intoxicating drinks, Gov SIade of
Vermont, holds the following language
/" Prohibition will ultimately be established
and made permanent in Vermont, and the
act OF Rum-selling be made, if need be, a
penltentiary offence, as / think it wall have
to be in some States, if not in this, before
the community shall be finally freed from
the terrible scourge"


ONwARD.-The constant, steady increase
OF all the several institutions based on the
principles of total abstinence from all in
toxicatlng drinks, and having the advance
and perpetuity Of the temperance cause in
view, is subject of thanksgiving to God,
and warm graduation among true temper
ance men throughout the world. In CO.
lumbIa and Greene counties these institu-
tons present this reformation in bright
and encouraging aspect. The Divisions of
the Sons OF Temperance are all prosperous
The Rechabites of Columbia Tent now
number 100. A new Tent was organized
last week in Leeds, Greene county, under
encouraging auspices. The Daughters, too,
we know have done well; how well If
they will inform us, we will give it to the
public. Onward, we say, to all those
Onward Ssters.-Onward Brothers.


!. We are all Washingtonians.


We have all signed the pledge" H


Columbia On W Washingionian.