THE GLORIOUS CAUSE.
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Speed on, speed on thou mighty Temperance cause
Which saves the drunkard from dreadful death
Received, on every side, with loud applause
And gladly welcomed to each cheerful hearth
Fling forth thy banner to the passing breeze,
And let it wave on every grateful shore;
1t gives the nations happiness and peace:
o may it wave now and for ever more
It keeps the people from thousand snares,
And saves the drunkard's heart from much dis
tress;


Twill greatly lengthen out our blissful years,
And make each home place of happiness.


U.B.
While the ssColumbian Fountain con-
tinues to make Impressions of such ma
ture as even to cause children's minds to
expand with sentiments of goodness, let il
gush forth and flow on; for who can esti-
mate the amount, or extent of its usefulness


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