TEMPERANCE ANECDoTE.
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few days since, an lrishman, (one of Father Mathews people) landed at the wharf in New York. when hc was accosted by an old friend:

 "ArraL, Pat. l am glad to see you in this free country come up here . bit. and take drink, for ould acquaintance, and ould Ifeland's sake."

 "No." says Pat, "I've signed Father Matthew's pledge"

 'But" says his ftiends ''snis is not Ireland-it's free country"

 "Ah!" replied Pat, edo you think Pye brought my body here, and left my soul in Ireland!"