The Sherbrooke examiner, 25 août 1902, lundi 25 août 1902

The Sherbrooke Examiner.SEMI-WEEKLY EDITION.VOL.V.NO.S* New Series SHERBROOKE.QUE, MONDAY, AUGUST 25.1902 PRICE ONE CEM Up-to-date Tools.We are always on the look out for the latest productions of the inventive genius in Mechanic’s Tools.We -study the Mechanic’s wants.Thin cut repre^ nt* th«‘ -iinpRM, the mo-t compact, the ».tron*rcHt.and in every vay the )>t practical tool for both driving and drawing screw* automatically yet produced.Goodell Automatic^ Drills.The UNO of these Drills will save the operator much valuable time, both in hunting for drill points and in -electing the exact -ize he may desire to use.We have lately put into stock a most complete line of Goodell’s Labor and Time-Saving Tools, ard we warrant every tool we sell.In fact we don t keep a tool that is not warranted to us by the maker.V §3^Come in and see this line.If you are interested it will please you.Catalogues mailed on request.J.S.MITCHELL & CO.STAR l'Aeiothing Hall M oddomhu YOU j Can't flflord to Our Greatest Men’s Wearing Apparel Cheap Sale will End on the j 25th.So Take Advantage of the Bargains While They slash Every conceivable style, material, pattern can be found at this magnificent assorment of beautiful garments.$7 50 Suits now $5.00 $10 Suits now $7.50 | $12.50 Suits now $10, $16 & $16 now $12 | We thank you to bring your Clothes to us to be pressed up | now and then.All the piy we want for it is the satisfaction of seeing our customers dressed prettily.STAR CLOTHING HALL, J.ROSENBLDQM & 00., 97 A rnt WELLINGTON STREET.Next Door to Grand Central Hotel, Bell Tel.43 W | .«aatia—I »«1 We have all -'j Our lines out And Are bound to catch ^ you somewherej Try our Laundr work.Wardrobe Dept.—Garment Ueanipg and Dye Works j aisc uarpet Cleaning.another murder QUEBEC.LADIES WRAPPERS AND BLOISKS 15 per cent discount, l^trgc assortment of 1‘HINTS, all oolors, 10 jut cent off.* f W© have also a job lot of Men >.NN omen’s and Children's Shoes, which we will otter for the next fifteen days only at *J0 per cent dis count to clear.tits, lirdpath's Suf/(tr, £1.00 tdTKlour.Peed and Urain of all kinds at lowest market prices.W.T.OUGHTRED.Mai blot on Aug.1.1902.| AT So i.e Pertinent Questions.The Oklahoma City (O.T.) Journal makes these queries: Who publishes your lodge notices free.Who publishes your church business free ?Who publishes news of your friends free ?Who publishes items for you by request free ?Who publishes hundreds of items helping to build up your city and increase the value of your property—free?Is it the advertising fakir ?Is it the people you send to out of town for your work?Is it just—that you ask the newspapers to print all this for you and go elsewhere with patronage ?Is it right- that you talk home industry and send yr ” business out of town or patroni/*» strangers ?Do you believe in reciprocity?If you do why not patronize those of whom you ask favors ?your Their Secret Is Out.All Sadieville, Ky., was curious to learn the cause of the vast improvement in the health of Mrs.S.P.Whittake, who had for a long time, endured untold suffering from a chronic bronchial trouble.“It’s all due to Dr.King’s New Discovery,” writes her husband.It completely cured her and also cured oqr little grand daughter of a severe attack of Whooping Cough.It positively cures Coughs, Colds, La Grippe, Bronchitis, all Throat and Lung troubles.Guaranteed bottles 5 c and $1 00.Trial bottles free at all druggists.A Minister Who Married 4,000 Couples.An interesting oersonalty passed away on the 19th nit.by the death of tne Hev.Thomas Cochrane.senior minister of Pleasance U.F.Church, Edinburgh.Ordained in 1800, Mr.Cochrane, in the course of his lengthened ministerial career achieved a record which must be hard to beat.In the populous Pleasance area he tied the knot in nearly 4.000 marriage ceremonies, and baptised over 4,000 children.One New Year’s Eve he performed the remarkable feat of marrying 21 couples, five minutes being regarded as rather long for one job.The deceased s wide experience gave his views great weight His experience in working class districts made him a believer in comparatively early marriages.Valuable Advice to Mothers.If your child comes in from play coughing or showing evidences of an approaching attach of Grippe, Sore Throat, or sickness of any kind, first thing get out your bottle of Nerviline.Hub the chest and neck with Nerviline, and give internal doses of ten drops of Ner viline in sweetened water every two hours.This will prevent any serious trouble.No liniment or pain reliever equals Poison’s Nerviline, which is a necessity in every household.Large bottles cost only 25c.Medal and Gratuity.Lord Dundonald has made representations to the War oflice not only in favor of a war medal for the 3rd, 4th, 5th and fith Canadian Mounted Rifles, but that they should also receive the special Imperial war gratuity of £5 per man.Ir is taken for granted that the troops will get the Colonial gra tuity of £5.but that the special Imperial gratuity seems to have been reserved only for those troops who served in the field.The 2 id C.M.R.fought at Hart's River and were six months in South Africa.They will probably get both sums.Up to date the Canadian troops have b^en paid in gratuities a sum aggr egating about $100,090.Any Individual is benefitied by visiting the MAGI Lotiirop's City Laundry and Steam Dye Works herb rook ej; Body of Alfred Beauchamp Found In Cove Fields.Quebec, Aug.21 A man named Alfred Beauchamp, of this city, well known in lalnir circlet*, as secretary of the ‘Longshoreman's Cnion*, was found murdered on the Cove Fields this morning.The body was discovered lying in a pool of blood between the two towers not far from the Grande Allee, ami everything points to a foul murder, as there were traces of blood fully a hundred feet from where the remains were found.The body has been removed to the morgue and the police are investigating.The deceased, who was over foity years of age, has a number of relatives in this city.ARREST OF THE SLA Y ER.arrested later in the day charged with having been responsible for Beauchamp's death.Foitin, who was severely cut about the body, did not deny his guilt; on the contrary, he admitted the responsibility.He gave the following story: “I was on the Cove Fields last night in company with a young woman At about 10.30 o’clock a man lushed to me and commenced to assault me, while at the same time he held a knife in his hand.I drew my knife and fought him back, and finally succeeded in gaining the best of him, when I s tw Sergt.Lyndon at a distance and went find told of tin* occurrence.I was not aware that I killed the man, and if I did, it was in self-defence ” Fortin gave up to the police the knife he used on the dead man, while a penknife was found beside the body of Beauchamp The police are making a further inves tigation and expect to locate the two girls, one of whom was with Sergt.Lyndon and the other with Fortin, at the time of the t rouble, in order to know’ their statements.Remarkable Career of a Burglar.One of the most perplexing, fascinating and psychologically interesting criminals ever unmasked is the Hon.Clarence Adams, former State representative of Vermont, chairman of the Board of Selectmen of Chester, Vt, trustee of the town library ami inc >i porator of the Chester Savings Bank After a long and honorable career as the leading citizen of Chester, Mr.Adams has now been proved to have been the author of fifty one burglaries during th^ past sixteen years.He robbed the post office, robbed the express office, robbed his relatives ami robbed everybody.He stole everything from the contents of safes to cattle feed.His position as leading citizen enabled him to know what steps 1rs neighbors were taking to protect their properly.It was only b euise one man forgot to mention that he had set a burglar trap in the shape of a spring gun that Mr.Adams was caught at last.Adams was the most studious and refined man in Chester, and possessed a library of 2,000 books.In a remarkable confession, Adams has explained that every man has criminal impulses at times.Some resist them, and others yield to them entirely He differs from ordinary men in that he led a good and ft bad life at the same time.He was a true Jrkyll and Hyde.A Year Old Story.Referring to a despatch from Montreal announcing the early retirement of the Hon.Mr.Duffy to the Bench» the Qn .*b*c Chronicle says on Saturday that this story has been doing duty for the last year, and has been denied by Mr.Duffy over and over again.LACROSSE.Sherbrooke Head Eastern Section of League.The Sherbrooke Lacrosse Club were scheduled to play with the Quebecers on Saturday in the In terpi ovineial Lacrosse League series.It was to have been the final match of the season, but Fre aident T.J.Maguire received a telegram from the Quebec officials, which simply said “Quebec Club disbanded.” The match therefore goes to Sherbrooke by default.The Sherbrooke team are to be congratulated on winning all the matches they played this season.The two matches with the Mascottes were stubbornly contested, a id it w a h« fine condition of the home teft'i , brought about by haid and faithful practice, that brought victory 13 Sherbrooke.A Exley, who is captain of team, is deserving a g< od deal offrais < for having put in sue i » iithful work with the team Th * Sherbmokes will have to play th • wimit rs of he western division of the Inte provincial Lacrosse League.The fii'»st aUd by th»* robust are famou- re-in vigor SIR ROBERT BOND GOES TO WASHINGTON.Will Negotiate For Reel procity.No Confederation For Newfoundland.London, Aug.23.-Sir Robert Bond, the Premier of Newfound land, sailed yesteiday morning for the 1 nited States, to confer with Washington regarding the Bond-Blaine treaty.The Newfoundland Premier has declared himself in favor of free trade with the United States as against a union of the colony with the Dominion of Canada His success in obtaining imperial sanction lor his present American visit is the culmination of twelve years of persistent effort, and only this week was lie able to convince the government of the injustice done to Newfoundland by the non ratification of the convention, and able to secure its consent for the resumption of the reciprocity negotiations.The Premier of Newfoundland will lose no time in getting to work and the British Charge D al-faires will communicate with the State Department shortly after the Premier’s arrival in America.Precaution Against Disease.Ottawa, August 23.On the strength of au order-in council passed recently, a proclamation will be issued by the government putting in force ‘an set to amend the immigration act.’ passed last session.In view of the large num hers of immigrants w ho are now coming from foreign countries to Canada and to the United States via Canadian ports, it has been deemed expedient to prohibit the landing in Canada absolutely of any immigrant or other passenger who is suffering from any loath soma, dangerous or intectuous disease or malady, whether such immigrant or passenger intends to settle in Canada or only intends to pass through to settle in some other country, and whom the Minister of the Interior or officer to whom he entrusts the matter considers ought not to be allowed to land in Canada.The Minister of the Interior can give such instructions for the en-foi cement of the act as he see it.They Father Consumption.Bad coughs, colds and catarrh are responsible for more consumption than is traceable even in here-difv.Catarrhozone cures more quickly than ordinary remedies because it is the only aticeptic yet discovered that is volatile enough to reach the root of the trouble in remote parts of the lungs and bronchial tubes, and impregnate every p.ii tide of the air breathed with its healing, germ-killing vapor.Colds can’t last ten minutes, or coughs more than thirty minutes when Catarrhozone is in haled.It dears nose, throat and air passages at once, stops drop ping, headache, and eradici'e* catarrh from any paitof the system.Two months’ treatment $1.00; trial size 25c.Druggists, or N C.Poison v% w v* v* w fresh fruits.fresh Vegetables, All in abundance for end of the week trade.NEW CORN i SUMMER SQUASH NEW CELERY RUTTER BEANS TELEPHONE PEAS MELONS CANTELOPES DELAWARE GRAPES PEARS PEACHES PLUMS BANANAS ORANGES BLUEBERRIES A, ., BLACKBERRIES, Ac.A {no U direct Hfnphicnt of BOSS BKLFAST GINGER ROSS ROVAL RASPBERRY VINEGAR COOKED CORNED REEK.H c noic offrr j/nn a siiftcrior article ulin d to ordi r.Try u pornd with pour next order, R.JOHNSTON, FAMILY GROCER \ t EDWAHD’S FURNITURE GO’S -AUGUST CHEAP SALE Verandah Chaira and Rocker*, *5 per cent.DISCOUNT.VMardrobes (large and small) 20 per cent.DISCOUNT.Iron Beds.4 ft.Iron Bt*l.4 ft.Wool Mattress, 4 ft.Hpriiiff, 1 pr.Feather Pillows,-$9.78.EDWARDS FURNITURE COT 171 WELLINGTON STREET Looks Familiar, eh ?o a Ye8, the Moffatt’s Ranges are so well known all over the Dominion of Canada, and they require no introduction.Some stoves may he cheaper, but a better stove is impossible.Quality same as ever, prices a little lower.We have sold them for years and are still doing business at the old stand, 81 Wellington Street.& How soon are you going to "eqtiire a Range ?Write us for prices.& Foss Opposite Theatre.******** ****T CLASS FARE, «uid on special dates at SPECIAL LOW RATES.All tickets good to return until Sopt.lHh 02 Hound trip tickets vill be iauuea between «tâtions in Canada on Autfu^t 30th and 31 "t and Sept.1st.1902.at SINOLE FIRST CLASS FARE.liABOR DAY Tick* OTTAWA FAIR irn until Sept.2nd.Round trip ticket* will l»e issued to < >T-I TAW A on Auk.22nd to Aug.30th, inc.1902, at SINOLE I FIRST-CLASS FARE «mi on Auk.v'f.th, rnhinth.at SPEOAL LOW All Tickets good for return until Sept.2nd The above excursion rates apply to certain territory, information of which, also full d.tails, may be had on application to any < an Pac.Agent, or to W.H BOTTOM, City Passenger Agent.Vrt Building.Bell Telephone 130.Steamship Tickets to all Parts of the World.GRAND TRUNK system' Otta\Va Exhibition Shrrbrook* to Ottawa and Roturn Going dates : - * * * Aug.25, 27.29 S^ 8* Aug.28, 2S.30 8.85 Return limit Septoinlier 2,1902.Toroi)to Exhibition Sherbrooko to Toronto and Return Going : Sept.6 and H $1î1.5- Scpt.7.9, lo and 11 13.35 Return limit September 15,1902.Eor Labor Day Sept.1st.1!H»2.round trip tickets will lie sold between all stations in Canada at first class SIRGLE FARE, good going Aug.30th.31st and Sept.1st.Heturn limit Sept.2nd, 1902.Seaside Excursions PORTLA iV/J and ret urn.$8.35; Riviere du Ix>up, Cacouna $8.00; Little Mtd is $8.40; Moue ton.St.John $8.r)0; Halifax $12.50.Good going Aug.29.30.31 Retnrti limit Sept .9,1902.C.H.FOSS, City Passenger and Ticket Agent, 2 Wellington HL.Art Building INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY On and after June 15th, 1102.trains will ru daily (Sunday excepted) as follows : No.34 THE MARITIME EXPRESS will leav Montreal daily except Saturday at 12.00 noon for Halifax, N.S., the Sydneys, SL John, N.IL, and other points in the Marit inie Provinces.No.33 THE MARITIME EXPRESS, from points as above, will arrive daily except Monday at 8.25 p.m.No.152 EXPRESS for Levis will leave dally except Sunday at 7.40 a.m., due to arrive at 12.15 p.m.No.151 EXPRESS will leave Levis daily ex cept Sunday at 12.10 p.m.due to arrive at Montreal at 7.00 a.m.No.160 EXPRESS for Levis leaves daily ex cept Sunday at 11.45 p.m., due to arrive at Levis at 7 00 a.m.and connecting with ex press for CampbellLon.N.B.No.146 EXPRESS for Nicolet leave daily ex oept Sunday at 4.30 p.m.No 145 EXPRESS for Nicolet arrives at Mon treal daily except Sunday at 10.30 a.m.No.149 EXPRESS leaves Levis daily excop Sunday at 4.10 p.m., due to arrive in Montreal at 10.00 p.m Vestibule trains with luxurious Sleeping and Dining cars and first class coaches, on the maritime express.Through Sleeping cars between Montreal and Halifax.All trains run by eastern standard time.I).POTTINGER, General Manager.Moncton, N.R., June 10th, 1902.H.A.PRICE.General Passenger Agent, 143 St.James St., Montreal.~ « .Sid JAES HARD WELL, Assist.Gen.Eight, 130 St.James SL (cor.St.Francois Xavier 8t.) Montreal.City Ticket Office.143 St, James SL.Mou" treal.“NIAGARA TO THE SEA.1 ROYAL MAIL LINE STEAMERS, - leave Montreal from Juno llth, daily except Sun day.at 1215 p.m., passing through tne pit.turcs que scenery of the 1,000 Islands and crossing the laike to Charlotte, thence over to Toronto, running all the Rapid- on the return trip.HAMILTON MONTREAL LINK STEAM ERS, leave Montreal tri-weekly, Monday.Wednesday and Friday at 7.00 p.m., pa sing through the beautiful scenery of th .Bay of Quinte and running all the Rapids on the return trip.MONTRFAL Ql'ERKC LINK STKAMKUS-leave daily at 7.00 p.m., making connection at Quebec with the Saguenay Lino Steamers for trip to Murray Bay, Riviere du Loud and Tadousac, thence up the Far Famed Saguenay River.For further particulars apply to C.H, Foss, Agt., J.F.Dolan, C.P.A., Sherbrooke, P.Q.Montreal.THOS.HENRY, Traffic Manager, Montreal.Dominion Line STEAMSHIPS umooi service—From poniann •Turcoman.A ug.30t h Colonial.Sept.8th •Irishman.Sept.13th Californian.Sept.20th •Norseman.Sept.27th RATK8 OK PARHAGK.Saixxtv - $65.00 and upwards, single, ac cording to steamer and service.Second Sat.oon-$37.50 and upward single according to steamer and service.Third Clash -$28.00.FROM MONTREAL •Ottoman.Sept.6th •Roman.Sept.13th FROM BOSTON New England.Ang.27th Commonwealth.Sept.10th Boston to the Mediterranean.Vancouver.Sept.8th Cambronian.Sept.27th •These steamers do not carry passengers For further information apply to any Agen Of the Company o oJC.H.Foss, G.T.R., or W H.Bottom.C.P.R., Sherbrooke.DAVID TORRANCE & CO., Gen.Agt*.St.Sacrement Street.Montreal and Portland Is the Newspaper a person who desires all the news and the best of special matter, will naturally select.A more complete or better paper is not printed in the Eastern Townships.CAMERAS.There’s a lot ot‘ “ moral suasion " in a camera — better than a weekly whipping to keep a boy out of bad company.The pictures are a delight to the whole family.The camera may cost as little or as much as you choose - any of these will make good pictures.Come in and see them AT Orlîîiliïs Strathcona Drag Hall, 61 Wellington Street.1 OUR METALLIC I CEILINGS WALLS 9 Are I ¦ Popi Are both artistic and serviceable.Popularly used by practical people everywhere.I .X- 1 •y •Si i-J —-mm J, j-.vI .Easily applied—most moderate in cost —tire-proof, sanitary and wonderfully durable —with countless designs to select from.Write us for booklet telling all about them.METALLIC ROOFING CO., Limited Wholesale Mfrs.TORONTO, Canada.AGENTS|FOR .Eastern Townships.Economy When Buying Piano tojgct argood one, a well-made instrument will last a lifetime.Better buy a used Piano of an approved make,than an indifferently constructed instrument, even if it is [new.Let us^furnish^you^with some definite particulars about the instruments we sell, also the prices we charge, and the term of payment upon which they can be secured.Sole Agent.Windsor Mills to Have Electric Light.Corporation^WUl Instal Plant.Windsor Mills has awakened to the tact that one of their greatest draw backs is the need of street lights.The old company that held the charter for lighting the town, have given up their charter and the Town Council has taken the matter in hand.The Councillors decided that the best plan was for the Corporation to put in a plant of its own and asked the rate payers to give them power to take action, borrowing the money to put in the plant ’and improve the present water system.A poll was held on Monday and Tuesday, in the Town Office, Begin’s Block, and a vote taken by the ratepayers, the result being a majority of 19 votes in favor of the Town putting in its own system and giving the Council power to act The Council has lost no time in looking into the matter and there is good prospects of having the plant installed this fall.They propose purchasing the old Clarke privilege and running a tube down a short distance from there, where thdv will have a head of 25 feet, which will furnish sufficient power to light the whole town.A steam engine is also to be put in to be used in cases of necessity.If their plans are fully carried out, Windsor Mills will have the best electric light and water system in the Eastern Townships.They calculate that they will derive enough revenue from the sale of house lights, so that the street lights will be fiee.We congratulate the Windsor people on the step they have taken and wish them success in their undertaking.—Richmond Timex, Mr.RlGlta^MGCallum A well known citizen of Stirling Ont., cured of Chronic Catarrh and irritable throat by Catarrhozone.A remarkable casa exciting greet interest In Stirling, Which, if possible, adds to the popularity of Ceterrhorone ea e cure for Catarrh, Bronchitis, and Throat Trouble.Snakes, centipedes and other poisonous things may assail you m your walks through field and forest.Be sure to have a bottle of Perry Davis’ Painkiller in the house and you run no risk.Directions on the wrapper.The Critical Time of Life.Is between the years of fifty-seven and sixty-two.Nature’s power slows down, vitality becomes less, and the progress of decay sets it.A means of extending old age and renewing decreasing vigor is to take Ferrozone after meals.Ferrozone keeps up the appetite, and in the formation of red vitalizing blood, imparts clearness to the tiring brain, force, energy and spirits just when they are needed most.To take Ferrozone regularly means adding from ten to twenty years to life Large boxes 50c.or 0 boxes for $2.50 at Druggists or N.C.Poison & Co., Kington,Ont.Dr.Hamilton's Pills Are Certain.ASCOT AGRinULTURAL SOCIETY.Distribution of Prizes Last Evening.A largely attended meeting of the Agricultural Society of Ascot was held last evening at the residence of the secretary, Mr.P.Tl terrien, Ascot, the occasion being the distribution of prizes for the best grain, farm, Ac., on the farms of the members.Rev.Father Lefebvre, parish priest presided, and made a few remarks.Addresses were also made by Dr.Pelletier, M.L.A., Mr.L.E.Panneton, Mr.M.T.Stenson, Mr.E.Chartier, Mr S.Fortier, and Mr.N.8.Bout que.The grounds and residence of Mr.Therrien were illuminated with Chinese lanterns, Ac., and after the distribution of prizes refreshments wer3 served, and a very pleasant couple of hours spent in listening to vocal and instrumental music.The prize list is as follows : Gardens—1 O.Godin, 2 L.Simo-neau, 3 8.Disiel.Orchard—1 N.Cote, 2 U.Ville-neuve 3 N.Allaire, 4 P.Therrien.Domestic*work—1 Mrs.E.Bourque, 2 Mrs.M.Asseliue, 3 Mrs.G.Boisvert.Wheat—1 E.Cambron, 2 C.Bos-tonio, 3 P.Hetu.Barley 1 P.Mercier, 2 John Mulvcna, 8G.Boisvert.Oats—1 S.Bisiel, 2 J.Lacour, 3 P.Gagne.Buckwheat 1 V Villeneuve, 2 A.Nadeau, 3 M.Asseliue.Corn for fodder—1 A.Lacour, 2 S.N.Benoit, 3 L.Luc.Corn—1 G.Boisvert, 2 M.Asse-line.Cabbage—1 John Mulvena, 2 E.Cambron.Beets 1 E.Cambron, 2 N.S.Bourque, 3 E Bourque.Carrots 1 E.Cambron, 2 N.S.Bourque, 3 E.Bourque.Best Kept Farm 1 C.E Therrien, *2 C.Boudreau, 3 A.Nadeau.For new laud, first ploughing 1 J.G ni 11 mette, 2 J.Lacour, 3 P.Mercier.Hen! of Cows 1H Disiel, 2 A.Disiel, 3 E.Lemai, 4 J.Lacour, 5 A.Lacour.Tobacco 1 X.S.Bourque, 2 P.Guillmette* 3 L* Luc.Dr Pelletier’s special prizes for the best flock of sheep were awarded to l S.Disiel, 2 J.Boisvert, 3 M.Asseline.Rain has fallen In western India in time to save the crop The Dominion exported $13,-739,113 worth of live stock la*t year, the bulk of which went to the British market.Nothing is known in official circles at Ottawa respecting any proposition to settle 30,000 Pennsylvania miners in the the north west.In a speech at Providence, R.I., on Saturday President Roosevelt said that the trusts must be curbed, and if legislation was not pos-j sible, the constitution must be amended to do so.Catarrh is one of the ino*t dinagreenble and at the »ame time hardest to cure di*ea*ea.Thi* ha* been Mr.McCallum * experience : For many year*,” he write*, “ 1 have Buffered from Catarrh, and continually hawked and coughed, so that my throat wa* alwayw in an inflamed irritable condition.“ ÜoctorK’ remplies did not help me in the leant, and all other remedie* I used were quite uHelen*.In one chkc it wan time wanted in nnuffing powder up the none ; in another using greasy ointment, and no on.Not one one them wan the leant bit of good.“ I heard Catarrhosone favorably spoken of and tried a sample, and it really benefltted me more in a few hours than years of treatment with the doctors' and other no called remedies.‘Receiving such immense benefit from the sample size.I got the complete outfit, large Hard Rubber Inhaler, etc., and but a few weeks of its une completely cured me of Catarrh and throat trouble.‘ 1 recommend ( atarrozone as the most satisfactory ( atarrh remedy on the market.Every word said about it is true.(Signed) “Richard McCallum Now perhaps you need a remedy like Ca tarrhozone.It is the only treatment that is applied locally as well as constitutionally.The Inhaler clears the air passages, stops hawking and spitting, and purifies the breath.The Ferrozone Tablets which are used in conjunction with Catarrhozone Inhaler, drive all the poison from the blood and build up the system to a healthy, vigorous condition.The complete ouflt cost* $1, at all druggists ; trial size 25c.by mail from N.C.Poison & Co.Kingston.Ont.Huy Catarrhozone to-day.THE FALL FAIRS.Dates of Leading Agricultural Exhibitions to Be Held.jf?the lending fall fairs to be held in the Province of Quebec, with the Secretary’s name : Eastern Townships Agricultural Association, at Sherbrooke, August 30th to September 0th ; W.M.Tomlinson, Sherbrooke.Provincial Exhibition at St.Johns, 8th to 15th September ; A.N.Deland, St.Johns.Iberville County Agricultural Society at St.Alexandre, Monday, September 1 ; J.E.Boivin, N P., sec.-treas.Huntingdon Agricultural Society, Division B., at Howick, Sep tember 17 ; R.Ellerton, Hemming ford.Chateauguay County Agrieul tural Society, at Ste.Martine, September 9 ; Nap.Mallette.Missisquoi County Agricultural Society, at Bedford, August 27th a no 28th ; Geo.Su Hey.Missisquoi Horticulturul and Fruit Growers’ Association, Dunham, September 17th and 18th ; I).Westover, Frelighsburg.Brome County Agricultural Society, Brome Corners, September 9th and 10th ; G.F.Hall, Btome.Stanstead County Agricultural Society, at Ayer’s Flat, August 27th and 28th ; George Robinson.ShefTord Fruit Growers’ Association, at Gi anby, September llth and 12th ; John Lincoln.ShefTord County Agricultural Society, at Waterloo, September 16th and 17th : X.().Rockwell.Danville Union Agricultural So eiety, at Danville, September 27 ; C.C.Brown.Argenteuil County Agricutural Society, at Lachute ; G.J.Walker.French Canadians Loyal.The Montreal “Journal” complains of the tone of a portion of the Ontario press concerning the French-Cauadians whom it con siders as enemies in the British colonial camp.It says that tolei ance o i both sides is absolutely necessary if we wish to live in harmony, and that the duty of all is to work for the prosperity of Canada, the sons of whicu we all are, whatever may be our origin.The at tide concludes as follows: ‘Our opinions on the British Empire are well known; they have often been expressed by our political leaders, whose loyalty has never been questioned.It is by going to the leaders of our race that our English confreres will learn such opinions.They will be very much mistaken if ithey accept as a criterion of our sincerity the speeches of a few irresponsible hotheads or the articles of petty newspapers having no influence.Let then the people in the west cease to reproach us on our origin Never will they succeed in Anglifying us, but we are quite as loyal as our English compatriots, and like them also we are proud of our nationality.They should not forget that they are a minority in the Empire, and that by virtue of our constitution itself, they have not the right to impose on us their language.With a little good will it would be easy to live here without stupid frictions between races.We are all Canadians.’ Thlrd.fl.^C.RJiTo**Leaver Halifax.il HSirr' A Halifax special to the Toronto “Mail and Empire” says: The Third Royal Canadian Hegiment is to leave Halifax Regimental orders have been issued directing the Wellington Barracks be vacat ed on September 15 in order to make room for the 5th Royal Garrison Regiment now stationed at Aldershot.This is one of the many regiments organized during the Boer war.It is not stated whether the Canadians will be disbanded or removed for other duty.HILLHURST.The weather continues unsettled.Some farmers that have early grain have commenced harvesting, but there is much of the grain late.It is hoped the fall will be warm and free from early frost.The raspberries were scarce and not of a good flavor.Early apples are about three weeks later than proceeding years.The wet, cold weather seems to be detrimental to the fruit crop, but the worst thing to contend with is the chronic kickers.If there is not a cause they can make one Would some one please inform us if those kickers ever tire.We are living in the land of hope.Mr.G.Howard and daughter are spending a few weeks with Mr.Howard’s father.The Sunday school picnic in Mr.H.Webster's grove was largely attended on Saturdav, the 23rd.There was quite a number from Sherbrooke present.All report a good time.Miss M.Doak and Mr.McLean, of Coaticook, spent a few days at Fairview.The cottage prayer meeting will be neld at the home of Mr.R W.Doak, on Thursday, August 28th.All are cordially invited.The Rev.J.Bronton is expected to be present.Office of August, nth, 1902.Notice is hereby given that Mr George A.Forrest is no longer authorized to collect premiums for The Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.or transact for it business of any nature whatsoever.Those paying premiums to him do so at their own risk.Mr.C.O.Palmer has been appointed District Manager for the Eastern Townships, with an office at No.27 Wellington street, Sherbrooke, where he will be pleased to hear from or meet any of the policyholders or others interested in the Company J.F.JUNKIN, 3ins4 Managing Director.WILL REOPEN Monday, Sept.8, 1902 Under the following efficient staff of teachers, all of whom are graduates of McGill Normal School : ni*4 Miller, Principal Senior Dept.Miss HcHrlde.Intermediate Dept.Miis Miicox.Junior Department.Special advantages are offered to outside pupils.h or particulars apply to F.G.GALE, Chairman School Hoard, or VVM.SOMERVILLE, See.-Treas.lOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO, Will be delighted with one of our No.17 Jump Seat Wagons.It is one of the most useful of thej and is fitted with two scats and top.Front seat may be arrange l so that all occupants face front or face each other, and all seats have high easy backs.If you prefer a Surry, we have them as well.An examination of our Stock may save you money and time.CLARK GORDON 132-134 WellingtonJStreet, SHERBROOKE, • • • QUE.IOOOOOOOOOOOCXXXXXXXX5Ô H$"$” ************** ***** For Torpid Liver, Flatulence, Constipation.Biliousness and Sick Headache, TAKE BRISTOL’S Safe, Mild.Quick-acting, Painless, do not weaken, and always give satisfaction.A moat reliable Household Medicine, can he fatten at any aeaaon, by Adult* or Children.All druggists soli * •BRISTOL’S.CANADA’S GREAT EASTERN EXHIBITION ¦SHERBROOKE,! QUE.ï August 30 to September 6,1902 SixïFhll Days of Fair.TWo Perforiqaqces GREATER TRAN EVER.An Unrivalled Programme of Attractions HEADED BY THE FOLLOWING LEADERS- The Lozelles Daring and Captivating Double Trapeze Artists.Master Eddy Novelty Ærialist.Presenting » novel act on unique and original apparatus.The Merry Monopede-.One-legged bicyclists.Acrobats and Comedians.Europe’s Most Famous Acrobats.Three ladies and three gentlemen.An entirely new, startling and worderful performance.The Sellezols Novelty Ærial Gymnasts.In a wonderful exhibition of body jug-giing.Yamamoto Brotncrs Japan’s Most Marvellous Gymnasts.Presenting a series of act» never before presented on the-tight wire.i Firm bows Premier Ærialistic Marvels.In dashing feats and daring deliveries from hand to hand.Professor Carlisle’s Pony and Dog Cirons.An amazing exhibition of trainer s skill and patience.A varied programme of difficult and almost impossible feats.The management is securing a number of Special Evening Attractions as head liners for the evening performances.Anion?those already engaged in this connection are : ÜLM fii! Eleti OB GarmtiflGelld’ Queen nl lit FIRE DANCER AND TERPSICHOREAN MARVEL The Sensation of Sensations.Unquestionably the mest beautiful and fascinating novelty of the present day.A Dream of Electric Illuminating Beauty.In addition to the above Attractions, the Association’s Theatrical Agents in Boston nad ^ew York have instruction to secure a number < f the latest European Novelties for appearance at this Fair.A Magnificent Display of Fireworks.WEDNESDAY AND THURDAY EVENINGS.Embrancing numerous gorgeons and dazzling devices and elaborate set pieces.GRAND SPECTACULAR SCENIC PIECE, «É The Spanish Armada” Showing the historical naval battle which culminated in the destruction of the Spanish galleons and the memorable victory of Admirals Raleigh and Drake.EXCITING RACES Running-, Trotting and Pacing.Grain! Agricultural and Industrial Display.Bands of Music from All Parts of the Country.Low Excursion Rates and Special Train Service.Admission to Grounds 25c, - Carriages 25c.For Prize Lists, Entry Forms, Official Programmes and further particulars, apply to W.M.TOMLINSON.Sec.-Treas.Sherbrooke, Que.ONLY CO 1102 73 THE SHERBROOKE EXAMINER^ AUGUST 25, 1902.SOME.AUGUST BARGAINS.The remainder of our stock of white and colored Shirt Waists, reduced to 75 and 50c.A number of odd pairs of C01 sets, ranging from 75c to $ 1 25, your choice 50c ; special reduction on other lines Lot of Men’s Colored Shirts— a Tie or Collar given free with each one.Special Values in Wrappers and Skirts t^TPlease remember that our Prints are all reduced in price, and that we have some very pretty patterns.Your choice from what we have in Ladies or Men’s STRAW HA TS, 25c.LENNOXVILLE.You Gan Find Here The finest assortment of SummerCoIlars.Hot Weather Shirts Are Low in Price But quality and making, the height of perfection.Call on me and you will be satisfied.131 Wellington Street HERE I.AM AGAIN CJ TRYING IT ON Is a pleasing operation when we make you a suit.It isn’t an experiment, the fit is certain to be all right, and the style and workmanship, and the fabric are beyond question.Some swell suitings for summer are selling at low figures just now; will you look at them ?W.W.SHAW, Practical Tailor, Opposite E.T.Bank, No.2 Commercial street.Headstones and Monnments.GEO.AYER has the largest and oest stock on hand, for sale, to be found in the Eastern Townships.Call and see.Prices right.GEO.AYER WfiiisM - Me.Opposit Strathcona Square.A Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby Riven that the Revised Valuation Roll of the City of Sherbrooke for 1S02 is now made out and deposited in my office, where persons interested may examine the same and make any objections they may have before it is confirmed.And I further Rive notice that on MONDAY, the 6th day of October next, the Municipal Council of the said City will proceed to the cx amination and revision of the said Roll.F.J.GRIFFITH.Sec.-Treas, Office of the Municipal Council of the City of Sherbrooke.AurusI 11, 1902.2wAur*15 o; sjy r Everv season I appear, fand like the poor I will always be with ye.Since you saw me last I have been improved, that is my back bone, which is really my sole, is stiffer and I am better than ever— can stand any amount of rough usage.My designers are MORENCY & MILLET Leading Shoe Dealers, Where you will always find me.Drug Sense.In this age of adulteration and craze after Cheap John goods, the biggest mistake one can make is to try to get the cheapest drugs.When you want drugs of any kind you want them good and pure or they will l>e of no benefit to you and may endanger a life.WE DO NOT SELL Cheap Drugs But we do sell Drugs Cheap.Our customers say so, otherwise they would not always stay with us.V.J.H.McKINDSEY, THE DRUGGIST, LENNOXVILLE.FOR FUN, certainly not.Yet one might suppose so from the way some merchants try to sell corsets.A good corset means a good form and proper support, and incidentally a good figure on the street.We sell I) er tab, good Lard per lb,, pare Cheese (good old) Cheese per lb., factory Maple Sugar new, Maple Syrup, per gal.Bees Honey, per lb., boxes 16 Strained Honey, per jar Fresh eggs, do* Beef, per quarter Beef, cat Bam Bacon Beef, corned Mutton Pork, In carcase Pork per lb, fresh Pork, salt, per lb.Sannages Lamb Chickens, per lb.Turkey* Fowls Beef Hides Cdf Skins Fresh Haddock Fresh Finnan Haddock Fresh Ood, per lb.Salmon, per lb H all bat Steak Salt Salmon Lake Trout White Fish Brook Trout, per lb.Kippered Herring, per do*.Digby Herring per box, Bloater, per do*.Smelts, per lb.Tommy Cods, per peck Pike, per lb.Dore, per lb.Oyrters, per quart Oysters (shell) per dor.Oysters, per peck Lobsters, per lb.Cabbage, per doz.Potatoes, per bush.Potatoes, new Applvs, per peck Celery, doz.bunch Carrots, per bunch Beets, per bunch Turnips, per bunch Radishes, per bunch Cucumbers, per doz.Rhubard, doz bun.Lettuce, doz.bunch Green Onions, bunch Parsley, “ Tomatoes, pound Strawberries, per doz Cauliflowers, per doz Green corn, per doz 23 to 26 16 •• 18 14 16 15 «« 18 16 8 «• 10 80 “ 1 20 9* 16 26 •« 36 22 •« 25 7 it 9 3 •• 12* 16 16 8 10 8 •• 10 9 00 •• 10 «• 12* 12* •• 13 12A 10 •« 12: 10 •• 16 •• 16 8 «« 10 6 •ft 7 7 6 ¦" APIJy^M.TH0MV80N;r|;.niani_ Ube Ejaminec, PUBLISH El» BY STEVrENB;& PRICE -?- gob-^ription per year Jf •dvanoe : *i* mnnthli .^«3.three month- l C- 1*0“ MONDAY, AUG.25, 1902.month.2i/4 PERSONALS.is vioitr Stauluy R • ' -3 Misa Fiaiier, ot Rontou, iuK Mrg.4 J.I^d5^c^».,- S tree L.‘A *i*.JJm_________A* — -MfHs R.RiTTIel oTÎUn ville, U the city the ftue'it of Mm.A Biesell.Queen Str eet.______________ Teachers Wanted.When wanhing greasy di^he.nr l>"t* and pan», Lever’s Dry Scwp (a |s.w 1er), wiU remove the grease with the greatest ease.ranted by school Hchool* to TH5SS^ "orft>r Kn«le- would do well to communiente with Mr l***,*,."no may addressed at Danville.P.g.until W.W’.BAKER.See.Trt*s.3w.2 To The POLICY HOLDERS In The IMr&RlflL FIRE INSURANCE GO.1 This company having amalgamated with the “ Alliance Assurance Camuany, Limited,” and the Alliance having been for some time re presented by another Agent here, the company’s interests have, as only could be expected, been left with the.foimer agent.This however will not necessitate any change ofj p dicies by those insured in the “ Imperial,” whose interest will continue to be looked after by the undersigned, as will be more fully explained to you by letter.V ours very truly, G E & G- K.PHASER, front of the Lennoxviiu*.August sih.iso» FISTULA AND POLL EVIL Cured in 15 to 30 Days THERE’S STYLE as well as comfort in the SI NA tV H ATS