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LANTERN SETS. 207 X 8 8 TEMPERANCE ENTERTAINMENT, No 3. \ \ \ \ Hymn—Christ crar Savour, now above His good wife grieved to see him thus Jones saw a sight which shocked his very soul A Service of Song. Illustrated by Life Models . MOCKED BUT SAVED. By Francis S. Smith.. He met her at the door Hymn—He knows \ V P00RH0USE NAN; OR, THE LOST FOUND. By Lucy Iff. Blinn. Have I been here long T Oh yes, sir 1 Cruel blows from a father's hand Tom was only a moderate drinker A hurried word of parting 10 Down in the vilest dens of the city’s eriraa and murk 11 Did you kiss me and call me “Mother” 1 12 Hymn—Be kind to thy mother THE LAST DRINK. By N. B. Wilcox. 18 He stood before the bar and called for rum 14 He saw the old farmhouse 18 And here before him came a sweet young face 16 I have drunk my last 17 Thus he went out upon the world once more 18 Hymn—Try and do better THE CARPENTER; OR, THE DANGER OF EVIL COMPANY. By Hannah More. 19 A carpenter by trade 20 A litUe cottage, too, he had 21 He had a faithful wife 22 While he caress’d his child 33 This man could tell a merry tale 14 To the ale-house oft Would take his evening walk ■3 His hammer now neglected lay 26 His day’s were at the “ Angel” spent 27 The cottage mortgaged for its worth 23 By chance he call’d at home one night 29 A basket cover’d with a doth SO “ There lies thy babe,” the mother said 31 His wife forgave him all the past S2 The drunkard murders child and wife 33 Hymn—The work of love BUSTIN’ THE TEMPERANCE MAN. 84 Hoarsely demanding •‘Gimme a drink ! ’ S3 And here he pulled out a knife 86 Then he playfully felt for his pistol-belt Anon. 37 38 39 When his mother had kissed his brow Then he signed his name to the temperance Hymn—Wrapt in self 49 a it 48 2 THE CONSCIENTIOUS CABMAN. By Ernest F. Hickman. Bill Tompkins was a charioteer When Bill was paid his legal fare He took a drop of “ short” One day a stout old gentleman I wonder what I’ve found ! Who leaned upon his neck and wept 48 An old man paced his study floor 47 Bill Tompkins entered well wrapped up 48 Bill took the proffered note 49 Bill signed the pledge 60 Hymn—Oh, do right I Heading, 6d.