{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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Cold Water Armies, to perpetuate and ex-
tend Total Abstinence principles-and when,
in addition to all these, that mighty engine,
the Press, which no earthly power can
Withstand, has been enlisted on the side oi
Temperance all these aids, and the
approval of Jehovah himself, who can say
what may not be accomplished twenty years
hence3 When the period shall arrive when
there shall not be found drunkard in the
land---when alcohol, with all the other
deadly poisons, will be found only IN the
apothecary's keeping; when public opinion
shall have banished from the community all
traffic in the article and prohibited its i'm
portation, then, and not till then, may cold
water armies disband their forces and retire
from the field. ~