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But her trust Is in God and her fervent prayer
penerates the dense clouds of despair. and
reaches the throne Of the Most High" in
his behalf She is blessed with companion
possessed OF every good qualiy capable OF pro-
ducing happiness and acquiring wealIh--bul
she sees all his excellent qualities triumphed
over by ihat9soul destroying demon. :" lntem-
perance' and her poor afflicted heart is ready
10 sink beneath the weight of its burden-but
she prostrates herself al the throne Of mercy,
and methinks hear her exclaim--


Art thou my Father then know,


When pain or want, or griefs oppress,


They come but from Fathers hand,


Who wounds to heal-afiicts to bless!


hope that these few little hints may pro-
duce the desired effects and warm the feelings
of the most obdurate. Obi would that kind
heaven might once more smilelupon that wor-
thy family, with the full bright beams Of hap
piness--would that " Temperance might
once and forever shed lis munifcent benedic-
lons upon that once happy pair--,hat their
little oHsprings may, in after days, forever
bless the cause Of " Temperance" Will not
every one who has the least regard for the
holy cause, offer up sigh and prayer that
my most ardent wishes may, ere long, be re-
alized2 M. w. p