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deliver Us from evil.n he showed first the So
licitude that should b felt BY every temperance
man to be delivered from the evils growing out
Of the use Of intoxicating liquors as beverage,
and secondly, the care that should pc taken 70
avoid the temptations TO this dreadful evil.
His discourse was not only arranged well,
but delivered in fine splrit-hrm, forciple,
vet kind. We were much pleased both with
the sermon and the man, who, we think, VIII
do much good for his race.


And now bring my correspondence for the
Fountain 10 close for the present. In few
DAYS shall be with you again, and trust we
shall enjoy happy meeting. Present my re.
spects TO all inquirers.


Yours, affectionately,


u. WARD.