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suffer. But, gentlemen, have one word Of
consolation for you and your numerous read
ers; that is, this stranger has signed the
Pledge Of Total Abstinence, and is now clothed
and in his right mind, and in few days, with
Gods blessing, he will tell you his own story,
in which know you will be much interested.
This case has many, very many interesting
circumstances connected with il, which can
not detail to yon at this time, but may at some
future day. This case is not alone; l know
Of many more ia this city of similar character,
all the work Of Rum and the Rum dealer.


Oh! ye rum venders, ye venders of misery,
wretchedness, and death, how long, oh how
long will ye continue TO blast the best hopes
Of parents--to make widows and orphans ?
How long will you continue to scatter fire.
brands, arrows, and death! How long will
you continue by your Internal traffic to depop-
ulate the earth and people hell, dare the frowns
of God, and set at defiance the laws and the
threatenings Of the Almighty? Stop! for the
sake Of poor suffering humanity, stop! for the
sake Of your own souls, stop! Remember
- No drunkard shall enter the Kingdom o
God;" and If no drunkard shall enter there
where, oh! where think you the drunkard
maker will be found, Once more | charge
you in the name Of the God of Heaven STOP


TIMOTHY.