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We understand that a Temperance Society has
been formed in this City, understhe above title.
The following Officers were elected at their last
meeting VILLAIN Bayken, President Quinlon
Utlty and William Fl. Campbell, Vice Presidrn,s


William w. Smith, Recording Secretary; H. A.
u Wood, Corresponding Secretary John T. High,
chairman, r. Turner Smith, and Chas B. Smith


However men may differ as to the use of arden,
spirits, and whatever we may think of ultraism
this way or that, we nevertheless hail with plea


sure such movements as the above on the part oi
our young men, and hope they may be instru


mental in doing much good in the community.