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D9- The Boston Sun of May 18th speaks in
the highest terms of appreciation concerning
Mr.. Coughs Lecture at the great Temperance
meeting in fremont Temple on Sabbath last.


To the young men his appeal was powerful
and resistless. No young man or young wo-
man who heard it could, il seems to us, ever
be induced TO step into the path SO fatal TO hu-
man happiness, and SO blasting to health and
prospects, as that opened for them by the fiat
terry and deception Of heartless rumsellers.
Their gEttering saloons spoke of evil-the
sparkling wine told of death!


The career Of the young inheritor Of a for
tune, MIR. G. with force and beauty described,
and deep must have been the impression made
by it upon all present. He had heard young
men say that they enVied such an one, as he
rode by him with his gay carriage and jolly
air-with plenty of money and jolly friends.
oh! do not enoy him; but ask yourself the
question:" Viii 1t last?" He told us how
it lasted and such tale-'twas shocking, but
twas true. He drank he drank more and
more until he became sot. His friends for
sock him--he had squandered his property.
He meets with miserable end, and at last he
dies as the " fool dieth."