The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-25
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favor Of the public, and that it is destined
to work out mighty change IN the minds
Of the people. is very evident from the fact
Of lis great increase in circulation. Our
subscription numbers nearly lour tAouSand.
Andst no time during the past month, have
webeen able to supply the demand. This is
a acompliment to the organ--an acknowl-
edsment Of its superior merit as an advo-
cate Of the cause-that viii increase our
energies in the advocacy Of the good cause.
Two weeks have passed since we pub
lisbed our new list Of premiums. We have
received letters from large number of our
friends who intend to compete for thsm.--
In every case, the premiums are aeknOwl-
edged to be most liberal. We shall antici
pate large access to our list between this
time and July next. We hope all who in
tend to compete for the premiums, will send
in the names as fast as they are obtained,
tha, the paper may be doing all the good It
can. When club is obtained, Agents can
send single names where they please at 81
each. |t
Bro. P. Keran, Bonneville, Ross CO., O.,
S6 for Organ The brother does not give
very good account Of the condition of the
"sOns" in his village, We are extremely
sorry that such is the case. He says; "YOu
will see by the few subscribers send you,
that the cause Of Temperance is on the back
ground here. We have good Hall here,
and the time has blen, when it was almost
filed with Sons. But, alas that time has
past; we can scarcely open our meetings any
more. The dOggeries have taken some,
others have wearied (perhaps on ac-
count of their back dues not being paid
up) whilst few are trying to hold together
the almost shattered band"
Bro. Herman Garfield, Medina, o., 81 for
Organ. The non acknowledgment Of the
$50, was an oversight in us, whichwe very
cheerfully correct. 1t is due to the mem
bers of Anchor Division to say, that they
contributed their share to the club, and are
just as anxious that temperance paper should
prosper as the members Of any other DiVis-
ion. Our list does not agree with the one
sent, only in the number, and we are at
loss how TO correct it. In relation to the
prosperity Of the cause, Bro. Q. says -
"our Division is highly prosperous and in
creasing in members and in practical tenn
perance influence. Two or three new Di-
visions will probably be opened in this
county during the Spring. The charter for
one is now in the hands of the Deputy"
Bro. L. Mute, West Lodi, o., 81 fOl
Tracts.
Bro. ]. O. Patten, Strawberry Plains
Jefferson CO., Tenn, So for organ-al
right.
Bro. John h. Mercer, Mount Pleasant
Jefferson co., O., SIS for Organ. The broth
er is at liberty tOIadd to his club, and sem
wherever desired:
Bro. N. Carmichael, Lockland, Hamilto
co., O., 50 for Organ.
Bro. B. F. Duncan, Greenfield, Hancoc
CO., O., $s for organ-all right, brother.
Bro. John R. Williams from Clevei
Hamilton CO., o., 81, and 81 from Elizabeth
town.
Bro. W. Sheer, Chesterville, Morrow co
O.,$l2 for Organ, The brother gives an in
teresting account Of the progress in hi
town, which we regret that we are CON
pelIed for want ofroom to omit. They hav
compelled the liquor sellers to succumb
their wishes.
Bro. R. ]. ]. Hardin, Duncan's Falls, o
81 for Organ. 81
Bro. ]. Mccullough, Muncie, Delawar
co., Ind. Seven names Remittances, whe
mailed by, or in the presence Of the pos
master, are at ourrisk.
Bro. H. F. Brayton, Cleveland, o., 81 fc
Organ. Your order for the Emblem hs
been attended to.
Bro. E. Dimmitt, Boston, o., 50 Il