{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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On Sunday afternoon last the Potomac To
tai Abstinence Society commenced the sum
mer campan at the junction of / lth street and
, Maryland avenue. The meeting was opened
by the worthy President of the Society, Mr..
Smith. He made some very appropriate re-
marks.


The Rev. French Evans was called to the
stand. He continued his address for half an
hour in his usual eloquent strain.


John c. Harkness, the inyincible. was next
called 70 the Stand. He made long address,
attracting the attention Of the congregation as
usual. He is hard TO beat.


The next called was Mr.. Chaplin, of Alba
ny, N. Y. 1t is the first time have had the
pleasure Of hearing Mr.. G. and hope it won't
be the last, for | think he can do great amount
OIL good to the community when he will conde-
sscend when solicited 10 address our temperance
meeting. r