For the Columbian Fountain.
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Mr.. EDITOR; Your paper is calculated to
interest and instruct its readers, and you do
the best to forward the temperance cause
among your citizens, as good citizen ought
to do. II is subject that will establish our
national honor, as well as promote the good
Of all--that has brought peace and happiness
to the sides Of many of our acquaintance
Although am yet young in the cause of tenn
perance, / know that it will bring peace and
happiness to all that will give up drinking the
draught that ruins health and reputation. 1t
has been known 10 elevate the drunkard to the
station from which he fell; by the simple (but
sure) remedy of signing their names and ad-
herring to the temperance pledge. And to
young men who have not long been members
OF the Temperance Society, think il would
be advisable for them 10 Join society SINH
lar to the Brothers of Temperance. To those
who are more than fifteen, and under twenty
years of age, would inform them there are
two Orders Of the Junior United Brethren of
Temperance. No. ! and No. 2. Association
No. 9 is at the Navy Yard. Association No.
|, of the Junior United Brethren, was insti-
tuted in the month Of August, l845 We
have increased very rapidly we have between
forty and fifty members; and, Mr.. Editor,
with the aid Of the temperance public, within
the last week or two, we nave htted our room
up in respectable manner for the reception
OF our young friends who may be pleased to
come and join in with US to help the great
cause Of temperance forward.


Yours, respectfully,


A JUNIOR u. b. OF TEMPERANCE.


March q, 1916:


Alta regular stated meeting Of the Junior
United Brothers Of Temperance, the follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopted


Resolrsd, That the members of this Associ-
alton return their thanks to the temperance
public for their past favors toward us in aiding
us to fit up our Hall in respectable manner


Resolped, That a copy Of this resolution be
published in the Columbian Fountain.
A true copy: JOSEPH s. Boss, C. Sec


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