For the Columbian Fountain.


TEMPERANCE ODE.
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We are temp'rance band,
Joined, joined in love;
Firm as a rock we stand,
Blest from above. yT4..r,4
0 come, the pledge and sign,
sa Now improve the precious time,
Blessings forever thine,
, Call you away. a"@' !
Leave, leave the sparkling bowl, ".
Sorrow is there; aa.
IT'S poison TO the soul,
Will you lorbear 2 7lstasEH sewa5
Will you a drunkard die.


While refuge is so nigh
Fly then, from danger fly,
a Come, come away. @ a4f
@! we would gladly see u
One drunkard come, "ls
Join in our ranks and be ..u
Free from cursed rum.


Then we will loudly cry, a,


Temperance-let the echo fly,
Cold waters always nigh,


Free, free for all!


J. M. McF.,, ,Jr.