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-3Hsrpily I decided r,ese RIO put TO any man :
lips the cup Of confession My next step was 70
turn the spigot Of every keg Of every barrel of
spirits vine. beer or. cider and lei The contents
escape on the .-Aoer. Nv bottles and dccanters
wele likewise enp,isd Then came and s'gnsd
yoar total abstinence pledge. and what is better,
never rested sntii / had persuaded the man whose
Bible had been of so.nach use to me to sign the
pEedse likewise And now, Mr.. Presiden', | am
keeping, a, my cid stand Temperance Grocery.
aad am making restitution as fast as possible
There are at least half a dozen families that my
tavern helped make poor and wretched. to
whcm | futnish small quantity OF groceries
every week, tn many cases equal to the amount
that used 10 be spent at my bar, for liquor. Four
of my Oldest and best customers have already
signed the pledge by my persuasion, and am not
going to rest until every that helped to ruin,
is restored TO himself. his family and society.


A rsund of hearty applause followed his ad-
dress, and then another of the reformed drinkers
took ihs floor