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TEMPERANCE REFoRM.--A little more
than year ago, there was man in Jer'
sey CITY, who, after having suffered all the
horrors of Delirium Tremens, and being
destitute ofevery comfort of life, with a
wife and family dependent on him for
support-despair and death staring him in
the face-was prevailed upon to try the
efficacy of the Temperance Pledge. He
signed it. One hundred and fifty dollars
was loaned him. for the payment of which.
In one year, the temperance men became
responsible. This man rose from his bed
of sickness-commenced business, and is
now keeping small store. Success atten-
ded him. The loan falling due. he was
prepared to meet il and has paid it off, to-
eether with the interest. The gentle man
who made the loan. offered to let II remain
without security. mo-" said the once
miserable but now happy man, do no
want to borro money, | have enough o
nv own. thank you for your Literally
and kindness. The pledge has saved m,
made my family comfortable and hap
py, and by the blessing of God they shal
never be in want again. lie: The oppo


sers of the Temperance Reform read thi
and "Cons der their latter end ! ~