.A For the Columbian Fountain.


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NfkFs NO. XII.


DRUNKENNESS DENOUNCED BY GOD.


The same Holy Record which advocates
Temperance in general, and in particular,
gives most definite and awful account OF
the disapprobation with which God views
Intemperance in all its forms, but especially
drunkenness The passages which set forth
the severe terms i'll which Deity reprobates
this vice, are SO familiar to us all that ] need
not detail them; but may be permitted, in
this connection, to express a sincere wish
that some whose eye rests upon this page
may ever know the present or future consc-
quences of fatal insobriay


Commodore Jones said the truth indeed
when the following peaceful words fell from
his lips "Bound hand and foot by the
monster, Rum, drunkards are sometimes
swept from this world before half the days
allotted to man are run and we have too
much reason to fear, unprepared 10 meet
their Maker face TO face, and to give an ac-
count Of the deeds done in the body"


,bsn ]. II. w.


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