The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-02-04
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From ]. O. Reynolds, Carroll, Fairfield
CO., o., 50 for Organ.
From J. 4, Harvey, agent for East Liver
pool Div, OOlumbiana county. o., 50 and
Traditional names to the handsome club to
Organ from that place. Bro. b. says: al
have been STRIVING 70 gain for our Div; the
honor Of Obtaining premium, but If others
Outuumber US, we win be the more gratifed
70 know that the brethren elsewhere have
sxerted themselves in behalf Of the Organ.
have more than realized my expectation
in regard to subscribers to the Organ from
this place, and hope every Division in the
State will erert themselves, and double their
subscription list Of the lst vol. It can be
done. Try, brethren, and il you do not
succeed the first time, try again. / forone
have determined to try all the time"
To M. Halfhill, GospOrt, Ia, your paper
has been regularly mailed by US. We can
not account for its not being received.
From T. W. Painter, Weymouth, Ohio,
81 for Organ.
From Jacob Geibel, Malta Div. No. PAT,
Malta, O., 81 for Organ.
G. t. Townsend, Girard, Trumbull CO.,
O., SO and 2 new subscribers to Organ.
From Jas. NJ. Hair, Mt, Union, Stark co.,
O., $3-2 for Maine Law and ! for Tracts.
From E. Deval, Bristol, o., $ll and II
new sub. to Organ. Bro. E. says: g We
claim to be poor, but determined. We are
tired of seeing our fellOw-men slaughtered
by such an unfeeling wretch as old King
Alcohol. Many have been slain among us
and left in our midst weeping widows ant
orphan children. We cannot longer si
quietly and unmoved, while this work Of
death is carried on in our midst, but by th'
blessings of God, and the help of the Organ
are resolved to face and fight the enemy
until he seeks shelter in his own den, ant
then fire his magazine. Our company mum
bers 60, and we have brave and feafles
set of officers, some of whom have beel
deeply wounded heretOfOre-their property
taken from them, their good name Sian
dered, and now they appear determined OF
having redress" "
From John G. Reed, Mt. Vernon, Ohio
Sc for Organ.
From j. W. Perryman, Montgomery
Hamilton CO., o., we have the following
"Bro. c., am under the necessity OF troub
ling YOU with another new subscriber TO b.
added to our club, accompanied with 81.
Trouble us whenever you can, Bro; wei
try to put up with it, without falling ou
with you, as we are decidedly good natur
ed'' in this respect.
From Levi Booth, Edinburg, Portage CO
O., SO and 2 new sub. to Organ. Bro. 3
says: "If you would know how far temper
ance goes with some men who profess grea
attachment to the cause, just ask them t
help it along by taking temperance pa
per. Many will say, mo, I've been a ten
perance man for 25 years ; don't need re
forming. If it was to do something for m
poor neighbor who is running himself b
drinking liquor, would not for a mOmer
hesitate to spend money But tell him
subscribe for his unfortunate neighbor; on
dollar may reclaim him. His answer is, 8
can't well spare the money just now. Ala
for that temperance soul Of twentY-fi1
years growth, which cannot spend one do
lar to drive drunkenness, misery and wO
from his neighbours cottage, and cause it
overflow with sweet domestic comfort Y,
our world is full of such men, and if 20
wish to find out who they are, just get up
subscription paper, and you can be graf
fed" Pretty severe, Bro, but we suppo
tits fair.
From Jas. H. Freeman, Richmond Dal
Ross CO., O., $ll for Organ.
From. ]. ]. Kennedy, West Bedford, {