The Sherbrooke examiner, 29 novembre 1901, vendredi 29 novembre 1901

The Sherbrooke Examiner VOLUME XXIII.NO 18 SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, FRIDAY.NOV *29, 1901 WHOLE No.ID Mic-Mac o* Hockey Skates ^ .cknowledged by kate for Hockey the most prom-made.Every The 1901-improved patte inet players as absolutely the be?pair fully guaranteed.Star Hockey Skates Jlcme Club Skates, Victoria (Tub Skates.Fancy Figure Skates 20 different styles of Skates to select from The hpaidiiig “Ciisiiimuibhip" iiockey Siiek This Space U too smaH to tell you al tl»»t we wish to, but wehhvea neh« «* on foot tn*t we thiuk will ineruHse our rade If you are rot already in the ranW> o pur 11 mérou* cu-'to uers now iK the ae-ceptad tune or you will be in the tail end ot Che prooesaioti.Stop! GUnoeyaur eyaover thNlittle spot) from time to lime and see what j ou will see.In tho meantime come in ai d tfet '22 lbs.Gmnula’ed Suk if and a btia: of t orn Meal for $- 35.W.T.OIJGHTRED Marbleton, Nov.25;h.**€+**€ A WHOLE TRAIN WAS BURNED.Manu Lives Lost in a V " BURIED IN FACTORY RUINS.Twenty-Six Dead and Many Injured.OT TWO TRAINS'flT SENEGA, MIGA.EXPLOSION CAUSE OF BOILER WAS OF ACCIDENT.Used exclusively by the Champions of the WorilB the Victoria Team of Winnipeg.Columbia Rbek Elm Hockey Sticks.Columbia Fock Elm Boys’ Sticks.HOCKEY SUNDRIES OF ALL KINDS.We can fill all wholesale orders promptly at lo\^st prices.Hockey Clubs write us for prices.J.3.MITCHELL & CO Star Üiothipfe Hall SIGN OP THE STAR.it THE LONG COAT! Detroit, November 20—Twenty six men are dead, five of them unidentified, and so terribly burned and blackened that identification is almost impossible, and 24 other men are lying in the various hospitals of the city suffering from terrÿale cuts and burns and other injuries, all the results of the explosion of one of the boilers in the \mberthy Injector Company’s large plant at the corner of Abbott street and Brooklyn avenue, at 9.30 o’clock to-day.Why Catarrh Is Fatal.Because it pours a Hood of poisons into the circulation that saps strength and digestion so materially txs to render the body incapable of resisting disease, and consumption i*< the result.Catarrh is quickly cured by Catai rhozone, a fra grant germ destroying vapor tint goes to the root of the disease.It soothes and lieal^^tho inflamed mucous surfaces, clears the head and throat, and positively never fails to perfectly cure Bronchitis, Asthma or Catarrh.Nothing is so good for diseases of the respiratory organs as Catarrhozone.Large outfit $1.Small size 2.‘ic.Druggists or by mail from Poison & Co Kingston, Ont.The Number Killed May Reach 100 —Many Were Consumed by the Fire Which Took Place After 11 Collision.« just as soon as the long coat for ladies came in vogue, the Men’s Coats immediately stretched about half a yard in length.There is reason in it.A man in a little dinky Coat does not look his best walking beside a lady clad in a long coat.• Now Were Ready on Overcoats » h ping the field of fashionable Coats is our long boxy Yoked Overcoats in the smart new shades, including the ever popu- l[ •'.\ Milburn’s Sterling Headache Powders give women promut relief from monthly pain* ana leave no bad after effects whatever.Be sure you get Milburn’s.Price 10 and 2.") cents.All dealers.B.& M.Employees Vaccinated.Must Be Long Boston, Nov.28—Mr.T.A.McKinnon, general manager of the Boston Maine Railway, has issued an order that all employees of the Boston & Maine system, numbering 25,000, must be vacci-U^^.rû-'fi’ecT nated as soon as convenient.lar Oxfords.; our long, perfect fitting, loose arapeu Raglans ->o appropriaf' far dress ; our always dressy Cnesterfield, cut in extra length for this season.All are loose and roomy and have The Smart, Broad Shoulders/ f 1 Wander this wav with Your Overcoat Ttioimlits ******* ^é*****^ We Sell Everything Men and Boys wear STAR GLOTHIWfi HALL, J.ROSEWIOOM & CO., ^ *vrcLLlNGTQ> STREET, Next Door to Grand e,enti«u BmLi Tel.43 y> ¥ That Throbbing Headache.Would quickly leave you, if you used Dr.King’s New Life Pills.Thousands of sufferers have proved theii matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.They make pure blood and build up your health.Only 25 cents.Money back if not cured.J Sold by all druggists.Palatable as Cream.—“The I).& L.*’ Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil, for those suffering^from severe coughs and hemorrhages, is used with the greatest benefit.Manufactured by the Davis & Lawrence Co., Ltd.i 3 / OOOO CLEMENT THEATRE 4 Nights and Saturday [Matinee, Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri., and Sat., DEC.3, 4, 5, 6, 7.THE BEAUTIFUL OPERATIC SPECTACLE ZEPHRA! /T' / » >r; ha* been presented YU irnoH and will Ik1 pr« ntod in Sherbrooke un the/»u*picx‘s of Unity Looooooooooooo Of womanly healfii would he esteemed as priceless by thousands of suffering women.Kach month sees them moaning in a darkened room.At the best they endure pain every day.At the worst the pain becomes torment.The secret of womanly health is in keeping the womanly organism in a perfectly healthy state.* This can be done by the use of Dr.Pierce’s Favorite Prescription.It regulates the periods, dries debilitating drains, heals inflammation and ulceration, and cures female weakness.It makes weak women strong and sick women well.Women suffering from chroiyc forms of disease are invited to consult Dr.Pierce, by letter, frre.All correspondence is held as sacredly confidential and womanly confidences are guarded by •trict professional privacy.Address Dr.R.V.Pierce, Buffalo, N.Y.Accept no substitute for Dr.Pierce’s Favorite Prescription.There is nothing else '’just as good” for womanly ailments.*1 suffered for more than ten years with female weakness of very bad form.” writes Mrs.I).Marwood, of Treherne.Macdonald Co.Manitoba "I used Ur Throe's Favorite Prescription and ’ Golden MeUv'al Discovery ’ with K>>od results I am abb t i all my own work • lor the kind dlvirr y»i have ent tn< by 1< n-t Your remedies did for n more than all other doctor's medicines, and I have taken lots of them.” Dr.Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cure biliousness.Detroit, Nov.27.-One of the most disastrous wrecks in the history of the Wabash Railroad, or any other Michigan railroad, occurred at Seneca, Mich., a small way station about 70 miles southwest of Detroit, between 7 and 7.30 o’clock to-night.Train No.13, an emigrant traiv with two engines, westbound, ^oRded, under a full head of steam, with train No.4 eastbound, about one mile from Seneca.The result was that five or six coaches on the emigrant train were crushed, and its load of human freight sent into eternity in a moment, while train No.I, which consisted of a parlor car, dining and baggage car, was also telescoped, and four dead bodies have been taken from the ruins.FIRE FOLLOWED IMMEDIATELY.It is not known how many people there were on the emigrant train but the list of the dead, injured and burned will be anywhere from 60 to 150.The people on that train were caught like raw* in a trap and crushed.Then the wreck caught fire, and those who were not in stantly killed were burned to death, and none of the few specta tors who hastily gathered from the farmhouses nearby were able t< afford aid.The whole emigrant train was soon consumed by the 11 ames, and every person on that train, it is reported now, was kill ed.Farmers residfj)^.^cing the n on the blazing mass to rescue those who, they thought, might dive.SCENE ALONQ.THE TRACK.The bodies hauled out of the wreck were taken to nearby farmhouses, which are filled with dead, and a large number of injured to a hospital at Peru, Ind.Along the track long lines of burned bodies lie covered with blankets, presenting a gruesome sight.It may be that the exact number of killed probably will never be known.At present it is impossible to get anything resembling a list of injured or dead from Seneca.THE CAUSE.It is said here that the accident was the result of a misunderstanding of orders.It is reported in Seneca that No.4 should have waited at Seneca Station, and No.1* should have taken the This wa« .u •s.vj.*7f»ou the crash came.The net result is that one whole train, No.13, is burned, theengines are complete wrecks on both trains, and on No.4 the coach between the dining and the baggage car is crushed into kindling wood.It is reported at the Union Station here that the train No.4, east-bound, passed its meeting point at Sand Creek, and came on towards Seneca, meeting.No.13, the emigrant train, west of Seneca.LATER DETAILS.It is estimated, from the reports received from the scene of the wreck from 100 to 150 persons were killed or injured in the most disastrous railroad wreck in the history of Michigan railroads.At midnight for miles around the country was lighted up by the burning cars, and the fiâmes could not be quenched because of lack of proper apparatus.Mangled bodies were picked up along the trac k by the farmers before the special train from Adrian arrived on the scene.* In «unie instances the todies were mangled beyond all recognition.The bodies which the re-cu-#»rs manage d to pull from the burning ruins ot the emigrant cars were so badly burned that their identity will probably never l>e ascertain ed.Export Horse Trade.The regular exiuirt trade of hoi-e* ha* been any thing but satisfactory owing to the fact that those who made a business of it have, since the demand sprung up for horses for the war in Soutn Africa, been buying throughout the country and re-selling to the British Government, consequently the shipments on consignment have fallen off, and besides, the trade in the leading foreign markets has been bad throughout the season.In t ie Liverpool market prices ranged from .C35 to £55 per head for heavy horses, and at £25 to £23 for “bussiers.** In London sales were made at prices running from £26 to £*15 en eh, and in some cases as high as £75 to £hki were reai /.*d for fancy carriage, saddle or trotting horses.The shipments of horses to Sonth Airica b\ the Government tor tin season 1901 were 6,0IS head, as against 3,750 in 1900, showing an increase of 2,29*> head.BABY’S HEALTH.The Teething Period Dangerous to Little Ones and Very Trying to Mothers.What mother does not look forward with dread to the time when baby shall be teething?At that time baby is restless, feverish and irritable, and frequently there is some disorder of the bowels and stomach.The poor little sufferer is fighting one of his first battles in this old world of pain, and if not aided in his fight may be overcome.Every wise mother helps the little sufferer as much as she •an, and the mothers who have been most successful in this respect have found that Baby’s Own Tablets give just such assistance as the little one needs.Mrs.W.I Wright, Brockville, says: “1 have used Baby’s Own Tablets piite frequently, and am much pleased with them.I find them especially satisfactory during baby’s first year.I have used them in twething, in vomiting, in colic, in indigestion, and in the disorders of the stomach and bowels usually accompanied by restlessness and fever.The action of the Tablets htis always been all that could be iesired.” Baby’s Own Tablets area sweet, pleasant IRtle lozenge that all children will take readily.They can be crushed or dissolved water and administered with safe ty to even the youngest infant Guaranteed to contain no opiate or any of the poisonous stuffs that make the so-called soothing medi cines dangerous to little ones.I you do not find Baby's Own Tab lets at your druggist’s, send 2 cents to the Dr.Williams Medicine Co., Hfrockville, Out., and a box will be sent you y mail postpaid s New Apple Cider —AT BRAY BROS.14,000 oi ngw Furniture lor Giiristmas Never in the history of Sherbrooke and Eastern Townships have the public such an opportunity of the advantage of such a tremendous selection.Every imaginable class of Furniture now in stock.Furniture the poor, for the rich, for Xmas Gifts, and for all and every practical use at practical prices.EDWARD'S FURNITURE CO’Y CHRISTMAS IN FOUR WEEKS You may think it too early to do XMAS SHOPPING, but we arc getting ready with a most complete line of Novelties in Xmas Cards, Fancy Goods.Xmas Books, Xmas Perfumes, also Games and Toys of all kinds and all at prices sure to satisfy LENNOX VILLE DRUG STORE lld.io, ttiici I>ilinear* Wt^aid^r ! What Canada Is Doing, There is a tendency- -fiy some quarters to cr’&fcs/e the Govern ïSëïii oîi the ground th»»t it is not doing sufficient to aid ihe Imperial authorities in comparison with the help rendered by other colonies.The*e critics appear to forget that in addition to despatching two contingents to Suuth Africa the Canadian Government has for about two vears maintained a regiment at Halifax in order to release from garrison duty there au Imperial corps which is now on active service.The maintenance of this regiment at Halifax entails an expenditure of about $1,000 a day, or $300,000 a year.Supplies for meeting this expense have been voted until .June 30 next, by which time Canada will have contributed nearly a million of dollars, in addition to a previous outlay of 82,000,000, towards the defence of Imperial interests.i \\ i i .m “See, Will, I've dinner ready, and it’s just io minutes past 12 to the minute.“I know exactly how long it takes to get dinner on our new ‘Cornwall’ Steel Range, and ngjy yQi; vatTtake your time at dinner and have a few minutes rest before work." made only of best grades of “ speciaj flat’ break.Where Medical Science Fails.To cure rheumatism, and all the time you suffer dreadfully, why don’t you get a bottle ol Poison’s Nerviline and try that?Rub it into your stiff joints, sore arms, lame back, bent shoulders whatever the pain is.Nerviline has cured plenty of people in this way, and that ought to l>e proof enough that it will cure you too.It is an unusually strong liniment that cures rheumatism in unusually quick time.Best household liniment known.25 cents.“ Cornwall " ranges are steel plates.Covers and centers made extra heavy — they never Oven is ventilated, and made extra heavy — it never warps.Will last a lifetime.Made in four sizes and ten styles.Free pamphlet from our local agent or nearest house.M^Clary Manufacturing Ca LONDON, TORONTO, MONTREAL, WINNIPEG, VANCOUVER, & ST JOHN N.B.I MM L flPPreGMOPi ot f Our New Dress Goods.BRITISH TROOP OIL LINIMENT FOR Sprain», Strain*, Cut*, Vound», Ulcef^ Open Sore», Bruises, Stiff Joint*, Bite» and Sting-» of Insects, Coughs, Cold», Contracted Cord», Rheumatism, Neuralgia, BronchHt», Croup, Sore Throat, Qumsey, Whoopfaf Cough and all Painful Swelling».a,., a LARGE BOTTLE.%So.^A very marked appreciation of our Dress Goods Novelties was shown by the hundreds who have visited this popular section.Stylish Dress Goods A great showing of Fancy Tweed Effects and Plain Colored Dress Goods in avast variety of new shades, wondrously beautiful, and medium priced.New English Homespun Dress Goods in plain and twilled effects ana in all latest colorings, 54 inches wide.From 75c.to $1.00 Yard.Fancy Velvet Blouses Made of good quality Velvet, colors are Blue, Purple and Black.You can have your choice for 82.90.Underwear Bargains Just received from a Manufacturer two setts of sam ples of Ladies' and Children’s Underwear comprising Ladies’ Vests and Drawers, Ladies' Black Tights, Ladies’ Scarlet Vests.Ladies’ Oombiu-ation Suits, Children’s Underwear of every »le-scription from the smallest to the extra over size garments.Great variety to choose from.All marked at 50 per cent off the regular prices.| T.BELANGER, rj, 148 Wellington Street firm than Jday *rock nd • priooH.Will' 0PY AVAILABLE 3057 .1 THE EXAMINEE NOV.ï‘J, 19i'l.!/ OU an Use »H the face wimhes, etc., irable, for the purpose of ling the skin of pimples and eruptions, but you 11 get bet-resul by taking onr ipecial Cascara Pills They purify the blood-dean blood, clear complexion go hand in ib^nd.25c.a bottle.GRIFFITH, THE DRUGGIST.HE®, Che Êyamtner, t*U BLlhHED BY STEVENS & PRICE.SobHcriptlon $1.00 per jour in advance j *U monihs 60c.three mouth* ioc.FRIDAY.NOV.21), 1901.Coughs Probably you know of cough medicines that relieve little coughs, all coughs, except deep ones 1 The medicine that cures the worst of deep coughs Is Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral.tie.S0C.I1.H.J.C.AYE« CO., Lewefl, Mmb CANADIAN YEOMANRY Name Proposed For The Contingrent New GRAND TRUNK system^ Two Fast Trains For Chicago and the West.International Limited (daily) ,»!»'¦« '¦ookt; 2.25 a m., arrive Chicago 7 30 a.m.next 3 ExprewH leave* .Sherbrooke 3.28 p.m., arYivi Chicago 8.45 p.m.following evening.Direct connections via all linen for pointe wett ^TraineSeave Sherbrooke for ’Quebec 2.25 a.m.n iNWPf ,u\be*i-tHM .n in Haying fhjl1 ia tht b,*t remedy V>lCsL\e near at hand.” r^e 'lows act easily and nat i a’ly o i t ie §yat»m, clearing away all I o and elT ‘ e material.(kuistipation, b:ii"umesjl ci> r^psui, sick headache, heartburn, waterbr; ih—all disappear when they are Us»ed.Price ‘J£>o.Thanksgiving Day Sherbrooke.In Fr.H.LEECH, HILL POSTER & DISTRIBUTOR.Ml Peel Street.People* Phone.M0.NTR.EJ1L OlDSfc HENRY VKILLKCX Prop.SHKRBKOOKK, P.Q.»tx Tbl.271.Opposite G.T.R.Station Elect me Light.Bkot Accommodation.' areet Cars for C.P R.Station and all part* of the cit> pa** the door.X McMANAMY & CO.WHOLESALE WINE MERCHANTS.GENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED Saratoga SHERBROOKE, Cocktails,” QUE J.U.Whits, RADÜATE OPTICIAN Coatioook, Que.Urea Holeutlfloaliy Tested for Glaaeee, Difficult Ca*e* our bpeclaltj.« to \rices moderate KKERENUK8 1—All P&Ht patXOU*.Kinard's Liniment Cores Dhtemper ISLAND BROOK this tak and wood to lowing low rates :— Overeoats and pressed Co ts Vests TriiiMrs u ét 30e 25e 10e 15c Glasses that x > Fit.\t> flucr ecd because our gla«»c* k>vc Pert feet sintit.Tb« frame sets comfortably.each eye tooKing through the centre of the tense the whole becoming .to the wearer.Sleighing ia very good in vicinity and the farmers are ing advantage of the snow, are busy getting up their piles.Mr.Lorenzo Williams is quite ill, and is confined to his bed.Mrs.John Buçns, sr., is able be around again.Miss Mabel Lyon is quite ill at present., .— - complete in rab Friday evening to welcome them in their new home., Mr.Farnhara istheguestof lb*v-and Mrs.Crabb.Shooting deer is the order ot î h* day around here, and the young men are having great success.Drop in and let us make an estimate on repairs, etc.A new Collar aud some minor repairs will make last year s coat as good as new.Workmanship guaranteed A i.LOTHROP’S V STEAM LAUNDRY * • V leanfavg Works ft Wmw ÎV WroplB* 2 jr je Thu new parsonage is complete.There wa« quite a laree gatheruiK met with Rev.Mr.ami Mrs.Crabb MOE S RIVER.Rev.T YV.Millar will preach in the Universalist Church next Sunday morning and evening- Gustave RricRctrd, Mitd Optician, 13» WwllinrftoTA St., SHerbrooKc, Qo«.The traveller w ho drinks only the carbonated .Magi.h'dm Water avoids a known rij gains an assured^ iywnemk.The stove season for 1901 is now nearing a close, as far as the ma nufarturers are concerned, and to the McClary Company, of London Out., this has been the crowning year in their experience.Althougl their foundries, which are among the largest in Canada, have been running their full capacity all year, as well as a good deal of overtime, this company is said to have been forced to cancel thou sands of dollars worth of orders because they were unable to turn out the goods in time.This great popularity of Mc-Clary’s “Famous stoves and furnaces is not the result of mere accident or of any sudden caprice on the part of the stove-buying public, but is due to oyer fifty years of honest dealing with up-to-date goods, a level-headed use of experience gained, and pricesright.During this long period of years the McClary people have from time to time brought out many new and improved stoves and furnaces, and have always, with the help of judicious advertising, found a ready market for their new lines.The advertising of thr* McClary Company has, in the last few years, become so important a factor in the r business that they felt the necessity of making it a distinct department, which was done last spring.Since then this work has been under the management of Mr.J.E.McConnell.This year the company have advertised only three lines, viz.:— The “Famous Active” range, the “Cornwall” steel range, and the “Sunshine” furnace Ffte ‘famous Active” is their leading cast-îroï.and is per- haps the best-known and'TnosV Hjpular kitchen stove in Canada.It is undoubtedly one of the most handsome, and its makers claim is the only range on the market equipped with all the later impro vements.For instance, they say that while other ranges on the market may have the ventilated oven, basting door, or thermome ter, no one of them has all three while the “Famous Active” has Besides these, it has many other strong features, such as clinker less duplex grates, heavy sectional cast-iron linings, a thick layer of cement between bottom of stove and the oven steel lining, poker hole in fire door, sectional covers and an exceptionally rich nickel dress.The sales of this favorite Canadian range this year have trebled those of last.Their “Cornwall” steel range piite new on the market, and yet u* sales and the general satisfac tion reported from those in use already assures its success.Tin range differs from most steel ranges in 4''at it has a clean, grace ful outline, distinctly u»o .and is shapely build, combined witii its rich nickel dress, which contrasts beautifully with the highly-polished hammered steel body, makes the “Cornwall’' a range of which the McClary Company have just reason *n be proud.The “Sunshine” is the furnace which the McClary Manufacturing Company have been advertising this year, and when it is known that scores of «orders tor this hotair heater have had to be canceled, because* the furnaces could not be supplied, some idea of its suces* ami popularity may be form'd.The “Sunshine” is made in three sizes, burns coal, coke, or wood, anil has every known improvement An American furnace expert.who bought duplicate iron patterns of the “Sunshine” for his company, described it as the most commor.-sen -e furnace he ever saw.The sale of McClary’* “Famous” Stoves, Ranges and Furnace* in Sherbrooke and vicinity this year will greatly exceed that of last, which strongly testifies to the nd vertising va.ue oftlie“ExAM1NKR, in which they have used space re guiarly all this season.Thanksgiving Day was observed as a public holiday, and in the forenoon a united service was held in the Baptist Church.The Rev.Mr.Lett, pastor of the Methodist Church, was the preacher and Rev.Mr.Shearer, St.Andrew's Church, presided.The music was furnished by a united choir.SUITER AND ENTERTAINMENT.The annual Thanksgiving supper and entertainment, given by the ladies of the Methodist Church last evening in the lecture hall of the church was a very successful affair.About 200 sat down to the wellladen tables, which were also very tastefully and invitingly laid.Hubbard’s orchestra gave several pleasing selections while supper was being served.VYrhen full justice had been done to the good things provided by rhe ladies, the entertainment part of the programme was opened by a selection from Hubbard’s orchestra.Those who contributed to the programme weie : Solo, Master Lord ; solo Master Harold Campbell ; trio, Mrs.Hyndman, Miss Hubbard and Miss YV alley, (two numbers).Mrs.Cate gave a very entertaining reading from Robert Bovdette’s work Recitations were given, both of w hich were encored, by Miss Campbell and Mr.Staples.Mr.YV\ B.LeBaron gave a cl * inet solo.The Rev.Mr.Lett presided.The ladies are to he congratulated on the success of their annual entertainment, which was attended by many from the different congregations in the city.fyisiral Demtions t Astounding- Discovery.YVoni Çoope» - \ illu, Mich., comes word of a woïiUeïÏHlxüscovery of a pleasant tasting liqu that ' used before retiring by any one troubled with a bad cough always ensures a good night s rest.“R will soon cure the cough too,” writes Mrs.S.Himelburger, “for three generations of our family have used Dr.King’s New Discovery for Consumption and never found it’s equal for Coughs and Colds.* It’s an unrivaled life-saver when used for desperate lung diseases.Guaranteed bottles 50c and $1.00 at all druggists.Trial bottles free.When in Sherbrooke if you want to feel at home, stop at the Sherbrooke House.C.H.Bod-well, Proprietor.Wm.Wright, Manager.Farm for Sale.In Bernai'' ecp I.'» rows u mili^ff’.in (ireenfleW.* mite» from I urn.is Falls.Good markets.The farm is in a tfood state of cultivation ; cuts 10 tons of hay ; jrood buildings : water in house and barns.I hrec acre* in orchard, apples, pears and peaches.Price $2.i*00.For further particulars apply to OEO.HOIKJKN.|W|g Bernard*ton.Mas*.Pianos, Organs, String Instruments, Wind Instruments.Everything most reason able in price and fully guar anteed.Some time when you visiting Sherbrooke eall and see thëîlnc assortment of Instruments gathered in my Music Parlors.Every opportunity afforded you to test and examine, and all questions as to difference in construction, prices, terms of payment, etc., answered to your complete satisfaction.C.F.OLIVIER BOSTON STORF.Very special cheap ^ sale of Tailor-made Skiits and Suits.Tailor-made Skirts in navy blue, grey mixed, myrtle brown, black, worth $5, to clear $2.50.Tailor-made Suits in grey,navy and black cheap at $9, to clear $6.75.Tailor-made Jackets at $2.75, 375.4-75, 5-75.6-75 and $8.A decided bargain.Tailor-made Capes, latest style and pattern worth $10.50 reduced to $5.50 and $7.50.Come and see our big stock of Fancy Yarns for Fancy work such as Scotch Fingering, Zephyr Yarns, single and double Berlin, Shetland Floss, Ice Wool &c., in all colors, Ladies Flannelette Wrappers trom 99c.A full line of Gent’s Furnishings such as Mens Braces at all prices.100 dozen Men’s Ties to select from.Men’s Soft and Stiff Hats from $1, very extra value.Men’s Flannelette Night gowns Men’s White and Col.Shirts.Flannelette from 4JZ, 5^, 7 UP t° 1 IC« Extra values.Ladies and Misses Unshrinkable Underwear from 25, 35, 38, 45» 50» 65, 75cand $I*25> The very best vaine that can be found Ladies and Misses’ Black, Plain and Ribbed Cashmere Hose from 30» 33.38, 40, 43 and 50c pair, double knees, double heels and double toes, warranted not to fade.Just received from Grenoble, France, Ladies’ Fine Kid Gloves, in tan, medium brown and black.Special at 69c.G.F.OLIVIER BOSTON STORE, 119 WELLINGTON STREET lu ST sr m ' Established 1878.B!SKtP’8_0H08S!HC fMtnias is oming if tiift A intense is T me.So we are prepared for It with the largest Christmas stock we ever h d.Come and see.A new took of Ladies Furs and fall assortment of Children’s Tnqaes, Mitte.and Sashes to match.Prettiest Gift for Xma?Ladiea’ Gauntlet Mitts in grey and bl .ck lamb.Albums—Photo Fiâmes in Tan Siïk.Doll*, dressed, for 10c.to £3 0 *.A gr.at range of Dress Good» in single dress pattornw and fifteen new pieces of handsomest Black Dress Goods.Best line cf Hosiery, Underwear, etc.Call and see aa.Yv.ur» with respect.Julius w.« LORD • *4 (SUCCESSOR TO JAS.A FLAGG) The Leading Undertaker and Practical Embal m 118 WELLINGTON STREET, SHERBROOKE.Coffin* and Caskets of all styles and sires .Triniminps and Robes.The largest and bee < stock to select from in the city.Telegraph and Telephone Order* promptly Milburn’s Sterling Headaoh* Powder* contain neither morphine nor opium.Thev promptly cure Sick Headache, Neuralgia, Head ache.Headache of Grippe, Headache of delicate ladies and Head ache from any cause whatever PriceB*c and 25c.VO CURB A COLO IN ONE DAY 1 aimOrfi Rmm» Qninio* TaWel».AU rafund Um mmj If it teJl* W> cy*.'¦ rignatoM I» on mok bos.» PRIPKAIX MVRKlkD.THORNTON In this city on the '271 h Novonil>er.t'.»'!.by tin R» v.W in.Shearer, pastor of St.Andrews (hurco, Mi^Oertrude May Thornton, daughter of Mi.and Mrs.Henry Thornton, to Mr.i^eonard PrideMix, Black Isikc.WTATRh .LF.SSUK At Kingston.Out.November 23rd Catherine Fentoy.aged S»i years widow of the late Wm.I.esslie.and sister of Mi**.MeHonald and Mrs.Young, of this city.Soft Harness Tan oab mate yo»r M »of» »• » and ma to *• wtta by u»la*- El ïî ! KA ¦ « « • Ô .!.y «n *** .» 1 '•-¦**•* Wuit l-* ** w< r:her.8AS® TmvmiPS BASK ESTABLISHED I85P.lAPfTAL Capital Paid up Rmkrve Fund $2.000,0fH $1,742.53.* $1,050,01 BOARD OF PIRKCTOR8.R.W.Hrnkkbh, President.Hon.M.H Cochran», Vice-President.(braci.Wood, J.N.Gaivr, N.W.Thomas G.HrmvKN*.C.H.JEDL H.KathÎcN.J.a Mitchki H.Brown.K.C.»b*r* Head Office, Shkrbrookk, Qhf Wm.Fahwhl.General Manager Jab.MacKinnon.Assistant General Manage 8.KDOELL l^)o>il M-v wcer.8.F.Moret.In*i»ector of Blanches.BANCHK8.In Province of Quebec : Montreal.B Austin.Mgr.Waterlo .W.I.hrigg*.Mgr.Ri.ck Isla d.s’ -lève s.Mgr O'Wansv il»*, H K William*, Mgr.« OJ 0 j 1^5 Sherbrooke Proteetant Hospital Fob Wekk Kniunu Nov.2S NuDii*er of patients received.2 Vumlier of ^MUionai dinchar^td./«umoer of patienta remaining in uoepital.• .9 A.K.Stewart, Lady Superintendent.i FRIDAY, NOV.29, 1901.Our agent, Mr.Hamilton, will visit North Hatley, Minton, etc.next week in the interest of the Examiner.- HAG YARD’S YELLOW OIL is prompt to relieve and sure to cure coughs, colds; sore throat, pain in the chest, hoarseness, quinsy, etc, Price 25c.A.Bernard, of East Angus, was lined $30 and costs on Wednesday by Judge Mulveua for a contra-> etiiiou of tlie licence law.iin&rd's Liniment Cms Cods, et; The regular term of the Superior Court was continued this morning, Mr.Justice Tellier, of St.Hyacinthe, presiding.British Troop Oil Liniment is without exception the most effec Give remedy for Cuts, Wounds, Ulcers, Open Sores, Rheumatism, Bites, Stings of Insects, etc.A large bottle 25 cents.Coal Bills are now a •eriou* item.Then why bum coal* for the weekly waah ?Some Soi.ps won t waab linen without boiling, but bUNLlGHT SOAP wilt u*g a wise economy to buy the best of all Soaps, w hen by doing ao the quant.ty of coal used oo washing day can be Reduced 50 per cent.Burning coal to help inferior and low-priced Soaps to waah is like spending a j cen* *»•*« fare to purchase a io cens article for 9 centa By using SUNLIGHT SOAP yon sS.« its cost in the cost of the coals unused, not to mention the longer life of the articles washed.A tablet of Sunlight Soap will do more work without coals^ and do it infinitely better, than two tablets of common, cheap soap will do with coals.The majority of the public soon find out fhe lines of true economy.That’s why SUNLIGHT SOAP is asked for by three people,to one asking for any other soap ia the world.PLAY BILLIARDS AND POOL AT HOMK *1* TO 8*45.00.Burrowes P'ort-’ble Tab’e 5 an^ 3*6 ft., 28 and 39 lbs.XJse in 2*, x any room.TTT w 111 i * ZJ(! 'TV, Hah all the Important featuroe of larRe^t table»* ncLtlng ten r.nieK the Drice ca be ime«t o«oTînd^eïvrlra,iny^ n ^ « i J K and durable nobly tinisinwl ; 40 iiiu.lemen.« wn .lahL ; MUiohi Antcriiil fô ,.t n?‘h1 ml nlike all othsi ««me-, ii neve.beco.ucnmonotonouH.iiiit-ic«u.ui], young oi bold, kwph boyi> at huiiiet'veningH, I Alt UH show you the table in our store.JSlJdilrllR, &c Take a cue and try it.IFOfcS INSURANCE Twenty Gauge Rtssia Iroi Bodies, Cast Iron Tops, Nickel Rir^ and Nickel Nail and Trim mings.Handsome enough fo any Parlor and lots of other stove.-for heating and cooking.fl.flSSetlJOHN 107 K troet.M n of ability and character bhuw their i idividadity ia thei- clutht^.Our HuicH Kivethem that fashionahe and tu j^tamial quality so uiCKh drsir d Your order ief with us iusuree yon a right madi pu’t.Njw F *11 and Winter Suits and Overcoatings now open for inspection a' moc-t favorable prices.W W.SHAW, U6 d^ROHANT TAILOR.W- i LINGT- ^ «TK1 FT., Short Story -About Combs ® c a £S a ___ -AJ ^ % T.f ® ^ ^ fl £.X X X ® ?c ^ c i - fl 4J T.c «3 fl 3^ £lC C ^ x c3Ï .crX ^ flrr— x J ^ c 5 | ^ £ 0 >= a.^5-3 * C a: > 0> 5 >>2 xs oBao^c 2fl6*S>_ TRAIN i GOING BAS' MIXED—Leave Sherbrooke daily at i.tt a.in and 4.15 p.m.daily except Sunday f-Msg&ntlo.PASSENGER—At 11.24 p.m.(daily ) except w.‘n urday for St.John’s, N.U.and the Mai time Provisces.GOING WEST iSSENGEU - Daily a?5.05n.m e'X'vpt Mot.day for Montreal, connect u k wi' I through train for Vancouver anti throiuh train for Detroi .aud s’eepii ^ cars for Chicago PAS8ENGEH—At 8 00 a.m daily, except Sunday for Mo.itlea .PASSENGER \f 5.'io n.ni.< aily, except day.f r MoiiIxmI < onnoedin- witr through rraiu to Do;roit and slecpi.u airs to hicago and through trains to hi Paul, Minn., via Soo Line.W.h.VATJ Ulfy « ity P sender Agent.Art Huilding.Roll T-lephone i.lO.Tourist and ^teah.rp Tickets.Owing to yesterday being ob served by the employees of this office as a holiday, The Examiner is issued to-day as a half sheet, instead of the usuaFsize printed on Friday.^One laxa-li ver PILL every mght for thirty days makes a complete cure of biliousness and oon- We have been compelled to hold over a number of country locals and other matter to-day.stipation.That •o be cured.is—just 25 cents We regret to learn that Miss Lillian McSwiggan, eldest daugh-er of Mr.and Mrs.W.McSwiggan, s very low at the Protestant Hos-)ital, and but faint hopes are held mt towards her recovery.Local opinion is strong in favor of Pyny-Balsam.It cm es coughs and colds with absolute certainty.Pleasant to take and sure Wcure.Manufactured by the • proprietors of Perry Davis’ Pain-Killer.Mrs.W.S.Dresser un per went an operation this forenoon in Dr.Gardiners Hospital Montreal.We understand the operation was sue cessful, and the patient was pro grossing favourably.ACTS A, A LU A NCR, h m ns n a m eh ica .CO M M EHC1A L l LX ION.GV i RDI i x.HA HTFOH1), LANCASHIRE, LONDON, NOHTH HH1TISH 45c, and 55c.NORWAY FINE SYRUP, A positir* enr* for all Throat, Lung and Bronohial diHoanes.Healing and soothing in its action.Pleasant to take, prompt and effec tu&l in its roHults.Mr.Chas.Johnson.Bear River, N.S., writes: ‘ I was troubled with hoarseness and sore throat, which the doctor pronounced Bronchitis and reoommeudeu me to try Dr.Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup.I did so, and after using three bottles I was entirely cured n Tàk# a Laxa-l iver Pill bofor* retlr-hiX 'Twill work while you sleep without a gripe oi pain, curing biliousness, constipation, sick headache and dyspepsia and make you feel better ia the innrrinr.Price 2Ae 'witiai i OC.A BOTTLE AT- JAe^anamy's DRUG SfORP.1H9 WolRngnj Sfc.Sherbrooke, ,Q lÆ ^fc/fCxu./ .juULf ADVERTISEMENT.CO oa l The home of Mr.and Mrs.Henry Thorntoif, Stanley Street, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday evening at six o’clock, when their daughter, Miss Gertrude May, was united in marriage to Mr.Leonard Prideaux, mechanical engineer, Black Lack.About forty relatives and intimate friends of the contracting parties witnessed the ceremony, which was performed by Rev.Mr.Shearer, or St.Andrew’s Church.The bride, who looked very pretty, wa* attired in a dress of white muslin de soie and carried a bouquet of bridal roses, was given away by her father.She was attended by Miss Maud , s(, ,h,.lnwith res by, Lennoxville, as brides- 1 MaHm».- >olho\v the bleak north a in manipulating uf tyjie-setting ire, STOP* THE enroll AND WORKS OFF THE COLD.Laxative Hwr o-Quh in* (ablet* cure a oold in oneway.iVocd^w, No pay.Ft repast was served.Among thow»* from ou< town who wcr.present were; Mr.W.Pride.'.1rs.Clearibuc, Mrs.Wilson, Bia k Lake; I) .Tomkins, Hie’ *)( ml ; Mr.E.A.A1 hurst, Co-ati( *k and Mr.and Mrs.Prichard, Cfttielto.i.T e wedding gifts were very ch » ce, i.nd .ncicded many from out of town friends.Mr.ar .Mrs PHdennx left on the evening Ji.A.M.for Boston and New York on their w eJd;ng trip, and on theia^iturn will take up heir rejyd^^Bt Black Lake.vn blue.•.Ir.All pi-rfm-Uy rriarlcanii lim*notfon.COLD WEATHER GOODS Make it a point to inspect thcs.Vi.01), 75c nn«l $1 Ho(k1*.40, .V».7.**.Warm I 'ndorwear for Indies’ and Girl*.Warm Underwear for Men ami Boy*.GROCERIES You ean make your money go fur-; thg here than any other place in town.FroHh hold ax srm*k now ready.See the good*.Gel nf priooa.Will hare noUour ' TUESDAY, DEC.3, 1901 Ladle*’ Rubber*, pair 40c MiH*eK Lined Ruhln^r*, pair 4.5c Boy* Lined Rubber*, (Kk: Men * Rubbr-r*, (Wx; Ribbed Wool ||f»sier> .,*ize îh.îl, 84* 4.5o Elanm lelte Blandel-.white or fcrrey.OOe Flannelette in 10 yanl web*, 00c Lad ic* and Mi*-* - Hat*.$1 Wing* and Rrcaxt* for Hat Trimming*.35c to 50c Iri*b Erie/.e, ,V4 in.wid«*.for mak-in^ long eoats, brown «» ^garnet.$1.25 Eurnaee AGM m»- Mitt*, pair.30c Fingering Yarn, hlaek, grey or white, |KHind 70c Riaek Tafh tft Silk, yard f$5c A**orN*d Hair Pins, barrel 5c Benzine, bottle 15c Glycerine, bottle, 15o Witeh Hazel.Ifrj Ma< bine Oil.bottle.10q M ueilage a nd I ’.i u*h, $q HoiiHchold An imonia, l*»ttle.121c Fancy Janlinei - 5in.pot ri/. gold jelly, any flavor I 2ten cent tin* Ground Spice, any kind, 15c 2 pound* new Date*.15c 1 t wenty cent can Cocoanut for 15c.4 Iwirs T ii» To]» Laundry Soap for 15c.12 pound* Washing Soda for 15c.5 pound* small White Bean*, 15c.pound' nox Fletcher’a < hoeohite* for 15c.8 pound* Village Bixcuita, 15c.il—Fincat Pastry Flour in 25 pound oot- Special C Wilson Sons PIANJ WAREROOMS Important Announce’ ment to Organ Royers.We have nearly one hundret new Organs in stock at this dati and must have *i part of the spaced they occupy to properly display* the large stock of Pianos comini in for the Holiday trade.To duce this Organ stock, decided for the month ol ber to make an extra peSl count oi io to 20% from our prices and give the usual time1 payment, if desired.If you thinl of buying an Organ anytime within the next year, it will pay you to see our stock early in December, or writ?for list of styles and prices.The assortment consists of 5, 6 and 7 Octave Organs in handsome light or dark cases and all new and fully guaranteed.ESTEY, BERLIN.BLATCHFORD, .GODERICH, DOMINION ORGANS.We have also about 25 good toned second hand Organs for which no i Msonab’e offer will be refused during the month of December.H.C.Wi-silSom 03 Wtlling’itfi St.SHKRBROO; PY AVAILABLE 7563 THE EXAMINER NOV.29, 1901 3 'Running Sores.Mr.Stephen Wescott, Freeport, N.S., g] ves the f lowing experience with BurJocic Bi od Bitters.441 was very much run down in health andemplo cd our local physician who attend*, i me three months; finally my leg broke out in running sores with fearful burning.1 had thirteen running sores at one time from my knee to the top of my foot.All the medicine 1 took did me no çood, so I threw it aside and tried B.B.B.When one half the bottle was gone I notice^ nj»;; a change for th* better and by th tn- had finisheJ ittles my le ' fcrfectly he* - r :, ».|d my heah improve 11 STOVES i IVt have a feiu second hand Stoves thafyve will sell cheap.Also a fine \line of Cook Stoves\and Ranges.fl.R.WILSON.WellingtonÿSquarc.Ê & FOR RIJRNS, SPRAÎN^.V'OUNDS SE J 0 { ANY SOB I OF FAIN.I'r.l înterna'ly and Externally.„ r' ' f' '¦ Avoi.1 th-w«»r.l< watr ry Witch M^ci i .-.nUonc.représente»! to be -the r >n i s Extract, whi» h en Üv sour an taken place and was an enjoyable affair.The membership has now reached 110, and still being added to.A series of 10 concerts are to be given for a fee of 50 cents per member, and will be held at St.George’s parish hall.Extensive repairs have been undertaken and carried through at the Methodist Church by the pastor in charge, who has caused many improvements to be made.For several years the heating arrangements have proved most unsatisfactory.The old furnaces have been removed and a very tine up-to date coal furnace set up by Johnston Bros., and is giving excellent satisfaction.The total expense was about $200 and was largely met by an aged friend and highly esteemed member of the congregation, Mr.David McCurdy.The interior of the church has been newly decorated and tinted, and now presents a very pleasing appearance, and the whole church is warm and comfortable.The Ladies' Aid lately held their annual sale of useful articles, and on the same date the audience was treated to an illustrated lecture by the Rev.Mr.Fates of Compton, which was highly enjoyed.The annual Christmas entertainment is being prepared by the scholars and teachers of the Lennox ville school, who will be join* d by school ami friends of the Spring road circuit, all uniting for a merry evening around the Christmas tree.The date of the festivities will be announced later.It is hojied that all children, old and young, will be ;;ood for the intervening days “just before Christmas time.'* V FOR ALL BIG- AND SMALL RICH AND POOR YOUNG* AND OLD.Everybody treated alike Only ONE Price No Photographs al lowed to leave Studio unless they are perfect.GEO JOHNSTON, The Up-to-date Photographer.Repairing Neatly Done Never thought of such a sign for a medicine did you?Well, it’s a good sign for Scott’s Emulsion.The body has to be repaired like other things and Scott’s Emulsion is the medicine that does it.These poor bodies wear out from worry, from over-work, from disease.They get thin and weak.Some of the new ones are not well made—and all of the old ones are racked from long usage.Scott’s Emulsion fixes all kinds.It docs the work both inside and out.It makes soft bones hard, thin blood red, weak lungs strong, hollow places full.Only the best materials are used in the patching and the patches don’t sho' through the new glow of healti No one has to wait his turn.You can do it yourself—you and the bottle.This picture represents the Trade Mark of Scott’s Emulsion and is on the wrapper of every bottle.Send for free sample.SCOTT & BOWNE, TORONTO CANADA 50c.and $i.all druggists.I ( Choice New Furs There’s a larger and better assortment of choice Furs here than you’ll find in any exclusive Fur Store in Sherbrooke.A special feature about our Furs, is, that every garment is new and made in latest style by experienced men.Beautiful Grey Lamb Muffs.Handsome Persian Lamb Muffs Beautiful Mink Muffs.Stylish Alaska Sable Muffs.Hundreds of beautiful Mink, Si.ble, German.Otter, Scarfs, etc., with Tails.SLEIGHS! LOUIS A CODERS, 107 Wellington St , Sherbrooke.SLFIGHS ! -her, For pure blood, a bright eye.a clear complexion, a keen appetite, a good digestion and refreshing sleep, Take BRJSTOL'S ScxrsaLpQLriilek $/ It arouses the Liver, quickens the L circulation, brightens the spir;,> a:.u J me sp: generally improves the health.Six*jr-«sight ynara trial have proved it to be, the most reliable BLOOD purifier known.WÊk isivr.All druggists sell “BRISTOL S.*’ mv the mi puc/.Many merchants find it hard wh n (>c->p!e ask for an article at th* price they havt advertise'5, ar.d try to substitue it.There is when they make a big mistake Our advertisements aie made honestly and we feel so glad to see he growing confiden e the public place in us, tnat we are compelled to say, “It's our honest advertising that does it.” What we advertise we do.When we announce a special sa e we -ell at special low price.That’s our policy.We have at present the finest range of Fall aud Winter Overcoat-ever seen in Sherbrooke.And our system of charging small profits grives yc u the chance of getting a first-class Overcoat at moderate price BOUCHER & LACROIX, we have at present two car loads in, and two"more cars *to arrive in a few days.Come in and look them overhand askjfor prices, jff ( )ur line of PLOWS ¦A RE STILL COMPLETE.Harnesses, Robes, Blankets and "a full line of Plow Repairs constantly on hand.INSPECTION PARTICULARLY REQUESTED.F.L.SEAN, 135 & 187 Wellington StM Sherbrooke, ¦>U>N OF 1 HE BIG GLOBE, 1H3 WELLINGTON SfRKF' rr % o IOO DINNER E»il TE.5 SET PIECE- AND- 43 PIEGES SIlVEHWJHt \ raro rhanre.No deception, wo spoak !•.•thin,' hut tho tr; .1 You can iL'et a full size dei 11 i :ct a full Size decorated K: •.•r ai ; 'I • , La U L Q 1 !.A- 1 1- S.r ria* I kt;i .PJ Tea Spool < and 12 Tal U- ¦" Ifi 8 Spoons, lor M'llinsr our rcniodi.-?.O r business rcpuution is for square and honest 8 0 9 filer » -.« absolutely free for selling t Hnn’t ^pnrf a Pont '»rdcr to-day and we send Pills hr mai!, «ell them at IS rent* a box fThese are our r uuii i oena a uem.ifyou comply with the ofTcr, wo H«al to every on.• Ukiiu' advantage of this advertisement.„ \> Kmv.i 2 : .Table Spoons, 12 Tea Spoons and l'*0 niece deeorated Dinner and ?¦ .> Set Mill b-, triven absolu' I y free \\ * ‘ concern and triarantee the'dlshesanasilverware full size for familv use.We desiro to In' 7 huia aud aru auvcrûaiiyfiiiUiitfHay.Write ut once.NüVV LIFKi REMEDY CO 1 cannot praise your Pill* too highly.I was jflven up to l T receive! my presents r die l,>• t.vo doetorH, but your Mew L fe Pills Lave mad.n .» them | :i„d vLu ore a reliai.•Uoug and weU.Ulisi.JoJiX A.X IN NIX.SpriuglieM, Out.to u ork for you.W are a n .1 :j 29 l orouto', Onis A*n *rrnp1cas