CORRESPONDENCE

We invito correspondence upon all- snbjeets, but wo wish it to bo distinctly understood that we do not identify ourselves with the opinions and senti ments expressed by our correspondents.
THE NEW ODDFELLOWS' LODGE.
TO THE EDITOR. Sib, —Hearing from a re'iable authority that the Oddfellows are about to form a new Lodg-i iu Naseb}', I trust that the insti tution will be placed on a basis which will suit as many of the community as possible. As regards the medicine, I would throw out this suggestion—That, there bebag a chemist iu cur town, he should have a chance of supplying the medicine, for the Lodge, if he could do so at a reasonable figure. lam a great advocate for having things in a small town as much divided as possible. I may also mention that this would be greatly to the advantage of the Lodge. I have myself been connected with lodges for the last twenty years. Trusting that some one will take the matter up, —I am, etc , An" Oddfellow.
ORIGINAL POETRY.
