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of temperance. They have done nobly, but
much remains 10 be accomplished. Let every
man put on his harness, and address himself
to the work in good earnest. The voice of a
brothers. blood cries to US from the ground.
Onward and onward, then, in this great work
of reform, with increased zeal, energy, and
perseverance While we linger, the demon
of intemperance is holding his revels in our
midst, and scattering "irebrands, arrows, and
DEATH" in every direction.


And above all, let US not fail to invoke the
blessings of God upon all our counsels and
upon all our efforts.