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Ever charming, ever new"

THE TOPER's QUESTION ANSWERED.
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HETOPER'S QUESTION ANSWERED..


Well now, The Temperance men, ami
doing any great things, hosses" exclaims
a topper, and then axis, - Are they Z"


The answer, 6 Yes, sir-ee, they are doing
great Thugs, and viii before they have done
all they intend. work a revolution that will
astonish The natives, Theysh pr 10 accom-
plish theirgfea'esl deeds, under The bless
i'gsof God, by +iiecling changein pub
lie s'niiment, such as will lead 10 an eX-
tensive discouragtnent Of in,emprrance in
all It's iorins. In New Y ork, our cause
IS beginning 10 show that it is triumphing I;
in some Of The states farther East, the same
is the case, aud after a while, yon Mr.. Te-
per, will feel the power of this triumph nf
good cause. You ought to he ashamed
Of yourself, and SO ought that grog-seller
that gave you ,he poison, which makes you
SO crazy, as 10 say what you first said. We
confess that much more Than is being ef-
feclrd by temperance men, might and
ought to done; but we rejoice that there is
gteat work going on, and that work CON
tenn latrs The destruction of your idol, and
the salvation Of your soul perhaps. VIA,
do you say now" Verify, the drnkeris
speechless. lTINERANT.


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