{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": "HOWARD."}
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Mr.. JOHN B. GoUGH.-We last week had
the pleasure of a call from our friends Mr..
and Mrs. John B. Cough, as they passed
through Worcester, on their way to spend
Thanksgiving" with some of their friends
in Boylston. Although strong in resolution
against the future wles ofAlcohol, Mr.. Cough
is yetpainfully ,oeak in body, and will not
probably for some months to come, be able
tobear the labor, and excitement of publicly
advocating the cause Of cold water from the
tee-total rostrum. The friends of temper
ance must therefore be patient, and work
themselves the harder, until he RECEIVERS his
strength, again to cheer them onward with
his voice of exhortation, and warning.


.49oU n.l .ser NH Mass. Cataract.