SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
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This young institution, not yet three years
old, has attained name and a standing in the
public estimation, wholly without parallel
among the beneficial institutions of the world,
when we consider the brief period Of it's exist
ence. 1t is so pure and simple, as perfectly
free from all mystic rites and pompous unmean-
ing ceremonies, that it pleases and interests by
its uDaduterated benevolence. The Order ex-


tends with astonishing rapidty, and wherever
it prevails, there it gives permanency, yigor,