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Cheating, SO commonly practised in ciyiliz.
ed society, they have no temptation 10 it
whatever AS individuals they have no
use for money and no fear of want"


Mr. Melish further observes, g 1t has
been doubted whether the society will con-
tinue united, on which alone depends their
prosperity From The principle on which
the connexion is formed, and ,he objects
they have in view, am of opinion they will
not only continue united but that they will,
in all probability, be model for other soci


cites Ii their union continue, their pros
poets are bright indeed, both for lime and e.
ternity, Here they have the mutual aid of
each other, and are free from thousand
Temptations to which mankind in general
are subjected Having no fear Of want they
have literally no care for the morrow--they
have no use for nony, the love OF which is
The root ofall evil In health they h ava the
fellowship OF people of the like mind with
themselves-in sickness, they have the ad
vice and assistance of friends on whom they
can rely with perfect confidence of med
ical man, VINO can have no wish but TO rem
dSi thGti q oCiSiSCs-diG VI illiiioACi vi
religion, to pucr the balm of spiritual con
ISOLATION into heir wounded spirits without
money and without price. AT death ths y
can resign their offspring to the charge OF
the Society in the full confidence of their
well being-which single circumstance dis
arms he grim MESSENGER gilmore than halt
his terriers And the purity OF their life hav
ing fitted The m for the enjoyment of God,
they can resign their spiris, into the hands
of the mercilul Father of spirits and their
bodies being consigned TO the dus, among
the abodes OF their brethren, their graves
are so many memorials of their virtues


/" Any Prrson may join the society and
the mode OF doing SO is equally simple with
all the other regulations They have no
religious test, The candidate intimstes his
|iStention, ,and is received on trial one month,
during which he lives at the tavern. If he
is then satisfied, and chooses 10 conform to
their principles of morality, he is forthwith
admitted as members and entitled to ali


the privileges ofthe society If he is rich,
he deposits all his property in the common
stoek-if he is poor, he has no lack, as all
his wants are supplied out of that Stock"