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Until we shall reach this goal

nistao yawake to valour and renown,

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Oh heavenly change!-at his approach,
Now, joy thrills through our hearts;
Sweet smiles light mother's countenance,
Though oft a tear-drop starts;

She meets him at the threshold now,

And lip to lip is prest;

Kind words are breath'd in fondest tones,

And all is bright and blest.

Each sabbath morning with the sun,

He rises to prepare

Himself, and early leads us to

God's sacred house of pray'r;

And as he supplicating kneels,
I often hear him say,

"Almighty, turn the drunkard's heart,
O teach him, Lord, thy way."

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While every hour and act shall proye

She loves, she loves me still.orte end godW

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This precious friend, this constant friend,

With love's undying flame,

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Is found in every perfect home,

And bears a mother's names hovao! ! dO I'll ne'er forget,—whate'er may come

My own warm heart to chill,

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Through time, and change, through life and death,

I'll love, I'll love her still.

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ANNIVERSARY HYMN.

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Another year has run its round, II
We still are with the living found; II
All our dear friends whom we here see,
We greet with songs of Jubilee,

We seek for morals just and pure,
Which will our future good ensure;
For virtue, temperance, and truth,
To guard us from the sins of youth.

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The resolutions we have made; de moitelbols:
To strengthen every youthful heart, benUSDE
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HYMN FOR A LITTLE CHILD.

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God made the sky that looks so blue;

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God made the grass so green;
God made the flowers that smell so sweet,
In pretty colours seen.

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THE COST OF INTEMPERANCE TO SCOTLAND.

Dr. Greville has made the following curious and interesting calculation, which shows how amazingly Scotland loses by the accursed system that is fostered in the country-The sum expended by Scotland annually upon spirits alone, amounts to about £2,500,000, and would be sufficient to buy

1 million yards linen, at 1s. 3d.
1,200,000 yards printed calico, at 5d.
1 million yards check, at 6d.
1,200,000 yards stuff, at 10d.
1 million yards flannel, 1s. 6d.

...

1 million yards corduroy, at det 3d.

1s.

500,000 yards broad cloth, at 5s. 500,000 yards grey cloaking, at 3s. 500,000 pairs of stockings, at 1s. 6d.

£62,500

25,000

25,000

50,000

75,000

62,500

125,000

$75,000

37,000

300,000 pair of shoes, at 6s....

500,000 hats, at 5s. 1

200,000 sacks of oatmeal, at 10s2.2.34 Man varavi u 100,000

A Bible to every family in Scotland, 1s. 6d. per

For a public library of 500 volumes, in each of
the thousand parishes of Scotland, at 4s. per
volume

OD...20X100,000

- To five district museums, t including regular courses of lectures on the subject, £2000 each Balance to spare.

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Calculations like the above are of great use, and

invite the elder members of our Bands of Hope to favour us

with similar papers.