STREET TEMPERANCE MEETING
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STREET TEMPERANCE MEETING.


On Sabbath evening, Mr. G. Savage and C.
Cammach addressed a large number Of persons
on the footway between Four -and.a- half and
Sixth streets.


We heard part Of the address of Mr. Cam
mac which was very forcible and listened towith
great attention. We were forcibly truck with
l or lhings. He said the cause was or God.
We could pray to God to bless tive could
advocate il, because it was of God for mans
good but asked If the dealer could defend his
traffic or ask Gods blessing upon il. No
none had--none darsdo il


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FIRE In THE WOODS Our village seems to
be environed by fires in the whole woods and
fields On every side the smoke is rolling up
and darkening the heavens, and from present
appearance nothing but speedy and thorough
rain can save from destruction vast amount
OF properly. Alleady considerable damage has
been done, and the fires are constantly spread
ing. Everything is as dry as powder. scarcely
drop OF rain has tallen in this section for
more thsa fortnight We understand that
IN Bombay and Brasher also the fire is raging
IN the wsbds 10 an alarming extent No APP
pearance OF rain at present., and the wind
blowing almost gale.--Fon Covington (N.
~ Gazetle.