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lias just received his Fall Stock of
DRUGS ,
LS,
Toilet and Fancy Solps, Confes, Nail, Tooth
and Brushes, Freneh,
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rt I.T R Y
E EE Fr:3'
- r), 7fri
Guaranteed to bc of the best enalit.y.
Horse and Cattle Aledicines
- Condition Powderz.
Physicians -prescriptions caravan- and ac-
curately dispersel.
R.- LIT KS, DEN,
reerataceutisal Chemist,
-C-ORNER DRUG tt.TO.LcE, •
Opposie the Sew Brick Hotelt
enfortli, Dt.c. 189. 105-tf.
. PROPERTY FOR SALE..
TILL be sold on reas-frnatile terms; Lot
% V 4 rnBe9:7tie and -_;i-ark's Survey.
forth, On th-nrt•mises there lek a large
ie 11 r -ante with, a. well
the door and:a- sta.V.,le, fl he lot is well
kuceel aud sot out with fruit and 01 -lumen -
trees,
THOMAS LeTat. E .
forttl, liqteember �. . 1,4-3in
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Oh 11—.1
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SAS.11:5 DOOR AND
4-1(a-1
Tik q v
- st.)_k 7 •? t •
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Hubscribers beg leave to tender their
sinctre thaeks to their numerous ens-
somers and the paltlic larze. for Ghe very
; p-ttroutve rt. c e iv,. d iuee con)rucneing
'')usirwsaIXL N:a.f.)rth. And as they have.
ion-. a very lar,te stock of I ee•i• Vine Luniber
hand. ard having latelv ci 1a 1 their
4'emis,s z4i1 ad4N1 cw:-,,tachinery ithero-
iucreasin thcir-fa-ilities for. tloinq work
ithJesra,f-cl, ),---they feel contakm of giving
4-ery s7,Ec-tacii(n to ti "e mr-1,0 Inv favor
hero ari-th eleir patrrai.a.,T, as nom. but
wors.raen are ( nedoyed.
Partieulaeattt n tionji to custom plan -
ug.
IT') .IiFOO & OR AY.
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- An
Eiglit-;itirst--PoLvcr 1:7-nt-inft and
:oiler for salt, all co. naelt.te, of \.4:11.die&
a
70-3aa ceulloch's inarKe
ItSitlt 11,5,721 77.1r rt. 9 7.
IL3/4'W• liteit'uNt LiaL;LstIt'L•Set4
his wimnous Customer.% for
- thei, liI.r dpatilaiap darin thE. 'hut
,t een yens, and. trusts he wa: r..teeive
ontintiattee,
Be ha now on hand a large assortment of
;ood Sand
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Green Hemlock!!
he warrants -wal gix-e satisfaction,
ht J. CO FSET FEE
FUR
-t.ra. ;met eleven t fte,sere,4snS
•--ta e.ta ttstLe rUila! ut>inn''
NV1Lieli be ()-.111•rs ot libcral terms. Cadeze
be prompy attended to.
lie has also fm hand cp_Iar.to assortment
.-74'ELL EASF.it.ED Cr.)VOi; 17. !
o which Le eafl ti attention of his ohl
who will rind it to then: p h ub-
ti reilrire thin). prOnititiy„. and W/..1.iout
fir(); ;"
S(-aforth, July 15-th, 180.
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t: tom, rs and the publio 2:en-ra1iy thav
-Lev haye nmoved
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the Store tatcly oceupiel
itittekelly Ser;:otut - Door
itAore- W. S. Bober is() s
Warekome,.
:here they will keep: Zimstaptly on hand IL
gt.: stoat of FI E11 F.ii1LY 0.10( 'ER
and PROVISIONS, XXX FAMILY
1,)1:14 and all kinds of Mill & Chop Peed.
ain+ry ProdIce taken in exothan.2-e for
PIOVig(11.-S, I-Lo4-1r and Ft ed.
Allgooaq p11ie1.asp(1 -bon us will be (Icily. -
of eb.,.r.zet in' au % partof beato-r.*,
,arpnrhey, or 4,:mondville,
Farmers Trim' ezeitave wheat, (!zo-, tor
;101)r and Feud at our mill, at the hi4heo_i
VI., A. -Shearson &Co
af rile Nov. 19th.
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ROZ-S .8AUXT011,,..EMIC,RS & PUOLISHERS. •
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" Freedom in. Trade --Liberty in Religion—Equality in Civil R7,"ghts.'
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gStaniety Council. .
Council met sperausot te ad.',ourn-
ment, at -Mr. Icol lock's -11441, Bayfield,
ee •Menklay,the 17th1 at 11 o'clock a.
ro. All t.he members .pr ie'1t ; Reeve
in tli,.. chair ; minutes of last interims
read aud appro. ' ede Lest report of In:
speeter reed tied ordered to be fy1id,
'Petition preaeuttel from Rotart Shea
endeight or.hers, pr.tyit g that Mr.
Flannery's statute labour be remitted
Letter from 'nog. Keys 'esigning the
etliae of Fenceviewer ; it signation axe
eepted. _ Mitts:it hy W. J. BiggingS,
L eecorided,by N. Woods That the follow-
. ,- la o re tirli i en ta nice tit in- apple 1 , , .
SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1870.
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• GEORGE W. ROSS, PROPRIETOR&
WHOLE NO. 109.
Mileial by Thos-Daviuson, se'.:onded by -abont eleven o'clock'. The wood driven
John Melo' e that the reeve and Dcputy. into the clay s a relieVed the pressnre
be paid $2.50 each_for e,xtrit s,-,rvices. upon Mr. Wing's body that one hour
Also that the clerk, Reeve and asses's- and a. half later he was pulled up alld
Or be paid- fin' the selection of Juroi a, -placed on terra; firma, though 111 a very
'follottss, the clerk the same as last exhausted condit on. - fie wits instant-
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year. 170 ree,ve $5, end the assessor • ly conveyed. to Mr Cameron's house,
$4. it oved John Malone, second- and Dr. Windsor and Me. Cameron en -
ed by Thee Davidson, that the Reeve dcaveted to restore')'• benembed
do issue el -debenture in behalf of Thos, linibt. Fortunately, the well water,
•Loglian, 'or the sum of $23.28u for though inteurely cold; had -not the
arrears or saxes, provided he gives. a slightest piatiele of frost in it, else
note for....the ainount with. propec very qatnous conse.quences *would- have
secerity. * Cariied. Moved ,by J011 11 fellowted eisene shOrt•COnfinement. 'He
Malone, seeended by Thomaelitvielson now doing well,. and the physicians
tl • t J • •O'C -*to. t • • lend no serious injury from his
ing slims be remitted, bei
tO not fuiiiv
-.Robert Bio.ter $2 00 ; P
man 1.00 ; Eac
Thos. Sitrelettoti 1.0C,;-`
t3,00,—Car11e(-1.
ig dog taxes
liarged,. viz. :
of)crt Spack-
leson ;
'hos ,Nlossop
y Ger5.. Castle
secontied by ,IaMes itteistel That the
following letek tate-% foul, Ito have been
• irregularly charged be repaid to the par-
ties, viz. : E. R. Otrnett 1 ; A.
Falmer 5.-i 1 ; FOrgnn 41 ces,.;
statute labor,
d.- 1\1 oved
by George
ms he paid ,
eaforth "
Ex -
1.75; Joseph
also that :Sirs. tie v's
1- 3.00. be remitted
by stL-iinan.
Castle.1.1.1t tile Collowint!
to the parties indicated :
POSITUR" for pri.iting,
wi II for fixing sera pens, 1.50 ; Fixing
mill bridge, 21.75 : Vol Use of hall
noininatien, 2,00 ; John J)awson, Road
; Johnson do,
5 40 ; V,Tut. Pittlips `..1)
- Pearson de, 4 80 ;
13.00 —0 ried. 1.1.1.0V)-11
CitStie, s'altded 1.rti -WL
That the following salarie
Trio Tu pson; $ 2 1. L.
divitbial be granted $7, to pay s ex.. incarceratioa of twenty-one and e half
penses to the cansouto Hospital, also hours: The citizens exerted themselves
that his taxes be remittea viz. ic.;5,100 to the utmost to rescue Mr, Wing; and
IikEw ise th-t.the widow Gile11111'S tax- every fresh idea brought forward du it
es be reMitted viz. $4.42. Also thet i..ne the-. weery eask 'found plenty of,
tl CIL bell e ti 1 $.1- for stat- wiling hands eady to take hold.
tite 1-L;iois performed by him ia :behalf The briek' work Around the bottom of
of William bash and. absentee. Cer- the well, and also the' car bing were
ried. • - toin to pieces in the frantic endeavors
= The next .meeting will be held at of the workmen to save the life of the
Murray', Hotel Seiiferth, On the third • Unfipitunate, man.-
Mondatein 'January, (17 int).
• JOHN O'SULLIVAN. -
.Tp. (.!lerk.
4.20 • Wtn.
.eCly elate do,
by George
Biegins
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be paid, -viz :
0 ; seleeting
ilirtm-s, 3 00 ; a) 1 stationaev,
1.50 ; George Ceatle, 2,2.0) aier. Woods
21.30 ; W. J. Bns, ' 3.90 ; James •
ML Id 2,2.40 ; Wu Downing,* Ass-
, essor 80.00 ; -t ting arOrsX 3.00 ;
•TAieet sts :11, 'Aspects) of Taverns,
25 0u R )ert Reid, T seasuret, 50 ;
I'ostage 111,1 sett ioeitry , 5,00 ; William
Pluukett. Clerk, 80.00 Jiirots List,
; Pestege and .Stetio iery, 8.70 -; 2
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roll books 1.00 ; Astditor • (etch 5.00.—
. -Carried. "sieved 'by' Niinelf Woods.
- seconded by W J. Bigei-ns That all
_SUMS voted for unprove nents but not
expended, i enr-Iln to th). credit of the
• lace to which votes1,—,C trried. - Mov-
ed by Cert. Castle, Secon led by W. J.
13iggins Veit the Colin er be allowed
till the- 7th of January 1170, for'sreturn-
inat Roll. —Carried.
Mcite-illop CO
The couneil tnet purstu
men's, at Mtirrey's
Dec. 14. Alt preseo.t,
meetiuti read :Wel passe(
Thos. bavidsou, sec. by
that Michaely Ran be
• Statute L LI ea- perform
Carried. Moved by
nen.
nt to adjourn-
outl Seafortb,
mutes of last
. Meved by
John Mtlene,
funded f, 4 for
'al by 'inn.
obt Pattismi,
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Tart Ontort; Ot CANDLES --The tal-
low candle is the offspring of the tallow
torch used in the twejth .cen
When tidlow 'candles were his intro
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dviced tlieir cost, was so (treat that only
the most wealthy could afford the lex-
ND 11)'y, and it was net until the fifteenth
cell tury ' th ; it Uley were sufficiently -
cheapened , to come intogeneral *uae.
Think et the taliow candle --vett alit-
rs
From, the Boston Journal, Dec. 22,
tering, guttering, g- easy thing—being
A Singular -accident, and one that considered a luxury. But the . tallow
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An Extraordinary Affair,
A MASSACHUSETTS MAN IN A QUIPKS-As
AT TIM BOTTOM OF A WELL.
went round to those w o had no means character, "Industry and Persever-
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of *ccriveyance, and sou their capacious once." He 'said that Scatchmen were
vehic,es wete tilled with baskets of pro- found ;31 prominent positions m all -
visions. Ladies and gents, jogged down parts of the Glol,e; not so'inneh by any
to Bavfietd, arid the manse was quickly towering genins they inherit, but oy
taken pos--ession oil The ladies went their indomitable perseverance. He
to work, some iui the kit hen, seine in went cn with other prominent aits of
the palitry, and ethers in the (Ruing Sottish character, and by his racy
room, and in an incredibly short time anecdotes ' and .. sketches of afferent
dings looked cheerily. The edibles trials of the "canny Scotch.," delighted
r .ilig anip)y dealt with, the evening the audieece. His peroration was par -
passed very agreeably in social inter- field:11.1y. eloquent. Hie .*edvice to the
course and music. Owing to the ur- 'young men of the Dcminion, as to th.eir 0
banity and cheerfal Conversation of Mr. -, duty in. laying the foundation of a -
Daunt and ls,dy, a, congenial feeling ' mighty Empit e North, of the _Lakes,
soon -possessed tile corn-pi1l:1y, :did Nis : w as well Ly orthy of consideration, by
DaAmt,a;Lrmed all wi,h select oleces rithose to whom it was directed.
of music on the piano, a companied : Th,e next on the programme *as.- _
with the voice.' \Veen the evening Miss Jenny Martyn, of Princeton, who i
was far spent, 1.‘liss Ann Stineon read sang, "Coal, Under My Plaidie.." She-
a short address to Miss Daunt, and after% ard.s sang- several other pieces.
Master John E. Joh-0:6e steppiog for- , Iier renderiug of that pathetie little
ward, made a graceful bow, anti pr- ballad, "My Boy Taninne," wae ex-
sented het with the purse. Mr. Dittiett quisite: ° Miss Martyn possesses a very
frepiied on her behalf, in feeling mid i fine V0i9e, and her .equal is' not often
aperopriate terms. tfound either among amateurs or even
Stanley, Dec- 25tn 1869- on the stage. She was loudly cheered,
- . and received an enthusiastic encore.
caused' the -greatest excitements. tie the candle, now -used only where more con -
quiet town of Winchester,. ()Centred on veniek and economical' lighting °ma
Mondey. A. mate nit wed • Wing* had , terials cannot be obtained, is, as :we
been temployed a few days past: -in re- new -know it, no more to be compared
pairing or rebtilding a • well upon . the 1 with the candle of the twelfth century,
than the best illu minatieg gas to lard
pmniises of Mr. Oemeron. Monchty he
was at .work about thirty feet below the ! oil, - Its wick was of tow, hard' to
suiface, at, the :bottom of the well; lay- I light, and burning so rai idly is to melt
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nt,briek, ith which the w 11 was. to , a large, pornon of the tal ow into rivers
20,0 pounds, of large frainel° He -was would buy a new one. ,
over of oil, so that the drip of four caudles
be built: He is a man weilhhing
sta.nding in the water and and at the,
dually sank until Ite discovered Lat DRIYNIiENNESS IN THE O14)
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bottom, awl insensibly to *himself,
his feet and legs; nearly. to knees, law to prevent drunkenness by prohibit-
-were embedded in e quieksard. e the public promischous sIde of in -
made repeated attempts to move, but toxicating chinks Was by no means
found that he was stuck fast, Those original in the State of itlaine. The
at work at the mouth of -the well were. vice is as old as our race. Our 'ulti-
informed°of the fact, and the rope Was niate ancestiors, the Vikings, drank
fastened about hint and an attempt firewater upon earth a,nd quaffed mead
was made to pull him out by the aid in Paradise ; our more recent progeni-
of the windlass at the tep. They Were tors' in Great Britain drank, gin and
• • roveled. A gin -shop in Southwark
see. by T'aes. atenelson tl at Jas. Hilton
be peid $4 for services, i i suit between,
- es,orperat,1011 St Sill:th rel tiv-e to side.
road 15 and 16. Carried. Moved by
Thos. Deasidson, sec. by Robt. Patti-
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„ t son, that the widows Bast ly &,'Kennedy.
receie e the SUM of $9 ft r CharitY.- $5,
to the former and $4' to the latter.
Moved bv Samuel II umeth, seconded
by Thos. D tvidson, the with respect
Township, i,hat time b bells of the town were lune,
to the code ;tiOtt of the
.tnen who had been at w,ork and on
Barb, -0 teeled by11.11S. Wi,ttoh at the well. during the night.
With daylight the Men renewed
Feb. nest. Moved by•
peeshated front) i their efforts \Vail vigor, ' occasionally
Peter Ni....Oro, I. be .,e‘teil to pay the i
, arnouut of the .tinibei•
unable te move hint at all, and the pain
London, a hundred and thirty years
ago ,had this alluring sig,n f "Drunk for
a penny": Dead drunk for tuppence
Clean stritw for nothing." What more
COuld Mail, the image of his Maker,
aak And is it 'wonderful that Swift,
diseased and half frauzied poured, Oat
his profuse contempt in Laputa and
the Ifoilyhtihnres1 F'eople often died
of drunkenness in- the taverns' ; and
there was e- temperance party then
that demanded a prohibitory law, and
they succeeded in carrying a bill through
Parliament whieh laid upon liquor a
tax so heavy that it became too costly
for the poor, end which prohibited the
of drams. Sir 'Robert Walpt,le
whose bowing orgies at Haughton are
uot unknown finally -acquiesced in the
law. --EDITOR'S EASY CHAIR, in Har -
per's Maglaine for January.
to him wa.s so acute t let ey
'compelled to desist Ropes were then
arranged that be should not sink any
deeper, and attempts were made to dig
him out. The well being small and
Mr. Wing very large, no one could get
inside the brick work to assist him; and
he has neen compelled to do all the
digging himself with pails or cups,
passing them as he tilled them to some
one0above. The send constantly filled
in as he dug it out, in this condi-
tion he remained all Light. Refresh-
ments and stimulants were sent down
to him, and he was a:ive and in as good
spirits next morning as a man could be
expected to be under such ciredmstan
ees. A colored man worked in the
well eight hours Monday night, assist.
ing the unfortunate snail to extricate
At about 3 o'clock the lite
t•tx'es of this limb . andin
extended for
tin Li the 1 st
°Samuel Fran-
Yidson, that
the collection thereof, that way a relief wa,3 obtained for the
DaNid 10 1\1 a to speak all. Oucour Iging woni
be ret•Lined by him
COntr e01.iipleted,
to rl'Oe1Ve, the money,
to be ptid
. Movt-til by R 1?
'Thos. D Lviil -see tt. TI
}said of for s'Aaitote L Li
bv biei1ebr David Stud(
wii einto 1.e p
eervi -et git-insl wit)
:,10\ liv ):)
Thos.. D1vidteti, LI, 11,
paid *Ito )-.1n.tt per
eage f )1. e
fur tin) year
et.t
.tiannall, Chat the' c
for extra. serviees, ait
'b.:batmen lie pitit17;5•,/ 70
Toronto awl 13.tek for h
13 ant
f The netxt on tl
go m%is that Villtg,e, ;111,(.:1,dirig!Lon; WroNt-rer it ' • —
le programme was a reuse , s 4 ' r T'e
, ),,eneo on Lie ort-,,, oi n
,..031Iwil Le geLLing lo r', and aft01: 501110 noritn4 10 lead 1. It' tut1=-1 'al ptrt 0,0 11,0‘.0• . oll 10.
one leo. ef Mr. Wing 31 wing at
l'attison ou 1-1(-
. _ of S.:0'
ti-- /Dm: with long atigers, and a On:slant. poll-
The oceaaiem of the Jt",1%. Mft Chas. Ileri ert, m site]) tout eati'.1-t !emoting
tas Tttatatee. posaibly sLe;gest home quick method oi of December.
tit.d also about- him, in order that, the sediment troullte,to te eel; day, Ting.111,7,:', "..\1y I owe wi° the Crooked!, wno took part.
THF, and train:ng (*eon (.4 yoling pi.o_ ,• . 1,
for esstaa [eight meet with sonie resistance. . .1 seeteet, iatatre.-- A new
u tate: s Cil r -
was l'artiPl•-("HI1Plish`e(1)
When 1.G ‘7•tii
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sct g per statute n g -upward of the entire iot
0‘. ec.1 of the windlass alicr,e t:ce -li.nb w•is
kik be wit' *6 crowd who SotTounded the we, at t
fate similar to that of the
ereal .by Sam_ ,
LinatTini. itInninent risk eiot only of weeting IILI
for expenses to.
• eid me& olessraig- sfroto the
'PattiS011, tO
pelt
0 goover every part of the kilo- pro -
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BBLMORE. gramme would occupy too n.uch time
and space, but we, may mention a few
( Fron our own-Correspo9zdentj 1 mo, e. kin Thomas Gibson. deii.vet.a.
----- , e speech on "Robert Burns," and sh,owt
is sTitHun_aVteidie:7.tGtIE).-relollilsleprls'OSSet.rooptils.:siidlel augde_
i"‘Nd,ith Bulls and his works. 1 -IP ols° e
himself to be intimately acquainted
ill 'Townships, viz. : Tarnberilr and : s>tng, “A Man's a.,Man for *a' that". in
ufluTi v. oi scsk tititix ti l 1 eo CI rortiienkt.y i loi f thieficir,oL,ltyanedf,isloisn'tislia,gi liaappio.)yinisetystoe;g, it,i,ie,aGniteea.iGbte:s
CBolillierneerci?bil all:iiilsliguetisise has bcen done
by . astpicti!leeell'iceet wle9re also deiiVel'ed by Rev -
the highest extent;—
past year ",1;trge , Soo," and excited the resibilities of -the
the merchants. ,, A larg-e sum has been
suhscribed by the villagers and nirmers 1 Mr. Snyder, Mt'. Hamilton, Mr.. Mors . .
person who ' rison, and others, with sc ngs flout Mr. *
wwililiielit)uwaiililabgeogoidvegnristto mtlhei. we ba,ve
John Moffatt, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Mar-
a W. M. church and, a steam sew mill, i tye,
"Auld Lang Syne," and eisb-
Mr. Green, and others. Alter
and three well conducted taverns We ': stnging
, ing each other a "Happy New Year,"1:
are expecting S,AD to see the Narro-sr
; the company separated at some of the -
Gat rige'R. R. come in here and a station
built. I "wee snort hours ayont tne twal.'' . •
, ECHE Loyal Orange Men of Belmore The meeting was a success in every re- .
a.nd its vicinity, will hold a grand
has been held by the society. It will
spect, being altogether the best that
s joainreuea:iilu, the t L.v3i011,;gte)c,konp-t, hale .20phedapyroof
, long be rememberel .b.T many of the
(seeds will be devoted to benevolent pur-
poses. The C. Master, L. Garry, Esq.,
la the chair. Clergymen and gentle-
men from the . counties of Bruce and
Huron will deliver addresses suitable
tor the occasion -
STANLEY.
(From our own, Gorresponvent.)
*WROXETER.
(From our own COrrespondent.)
ST. ANDREW'S FEST1V.AL.---The an.-
nual celebration of the Patron Saint of
Scotla-nd, was held ni Gofton's
6rBlirsoantS, reji.thl.).T7-ylBer17: AlliatIllieeys'arnLe
Wroxeter, in the form of a Soiree, on
time
the evening ot the t';'31st oflaDrgeece;mitbel.s .ialniedolfiecieinrsteonf FioAroedsgteLo8tvlgeece,(WhrlOstelitla*).,
The attendance was -very
sons of Auld Scoti4 who reside in
at d around Wroxeter:
On St. John's day- the officers, of
Britannia. Lodge (Seaforthl No .170, for
the present year were installed. They
are as follows : Worshipful Bro. Bala •
lantyne W. M. Bro. Benson,'"S.
Bro. Grey, J Vv. Bro. Hickson, Treas-
urerats-Bro. Counter, Secretary---Bro.
Brett, chap—Bro. Bell, -S. D.—Bro.
supposed there were 300 persons pre-
sent. The Hall in whiuh ehe soiree
WaS held was beautifully decorated with
mottoes, Ase. We noticed among otb-
ets, "Land o' Cakes," "Our New Do-
minion," and other such sentiniente re-
Those of the former are as follows':
Bro. Hodson, W. M—Bro. 8 B Small,
S. It —Bro. Carroll, J. W.—Bro.
Worthington, Secretary—Bro. Sander-
son, Treasurer—Bro. Ross D. U.—Bro.
Wilson S. D.—Bro. Wade, 'J. D.
Bro, Brown, 1. Goften,
lathe,. to the "Land we Left," and the
occasion that called them toenther.
After the "keen demands of appetite"
had been satisfied by a feast really cre-
ditable to be caterers, the President of
the society, Mr. H. Hamilton, madef
his opening speech. He stated the -
reqsons for changing their former plan
of having a Dinner; to that of,a Soiree, tion was thinly attended 011 as;e01111
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that as the- object of the society the great snow which took Place on
was a benevolent one, it was necessery Snnday ,evening and which continuer':
to be well .sunplied with fends, and :di day on Mouthy. Only 200 electors
this end could be accomplished better voted out of 810
b ine•ms of a"Suirec thau a Dinner. - Mr. Brown.;
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