THE COLUMBIAN FOUNTAIN.

SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 81, 1886.

PASSING EVENTS
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All concur in showing to the beholders the
advantages Of "sobristy." This leads 10 virtue
and peace, but any departure therefrom is at
tended with danger Of sin and misery in pro-
portion to the distance at which we place our
selves from "sobrieiy."


1t is the leading object of the Fountain to
cultivate among men, the citizens, this import
ant principle. Therefore we should be regard
ed by the citizens as their benefactor, and, il
on no other account, we should receive the
patronage of every lover Of human happiness.


VESTS CELEBRATED PAINTING.


We have had the pleasure Of looking at this
truly magnificent work of art--which almost
approaches human nature-and we have been
greatly gratifed and entertained with Mr..
Morris's descriptive lecture Of the large num-
ber of characters We understand that this
painting will be exhibited tonight at Alexan-
dria, and we feel confident that the good citii
gems Of that place will consider themselves
doubly rewarded for their time and money in
visiting the splendid scene.