The Sherbrooke examiner, 10 septembre 1902, mercredi 10 septembre 1902

The Sherbrooke Examiner.SEMI-WEEKLY EDITION SEPTEMBER 10, 19(2 PRICE ONE CENT VOL V.NO.93 New Series Savage Hammerless Repeating Rifles.The Savage Rifle is the first Hammerless Magazine Sporting Rifle ever built to use Smokeless Powder, and the result is very long range, high velocity and flat trajectory.It Has The Following Advantages: Hamuierlese; repeating ; 6 shooters ; 74 lbs length of barrel 26 inches ; calibre , ‘>(i shots per minute as a single loader ; 40 n^r minute as a magazine gun : barrel and breeching mechanism built to resist strain of %1(K) 000 lbs per ï quare inch; automatic indicate , showing attll times the number of cartridges in the magazine ; mechanism showing u hither trtin is Sd or tired ; safety device tor locking trigger and lever; ee for the introduction of any measuies inVitlving the strengthening and widening of the Church.The two first clauses ot the report were passed unanim ously with applause and without comment.Then, in response to pn enquiry as to the cause for the innovations, Mr.Rowell, K C., of Toronto, delivered an address demonstrating the growth of the west, and the necessity for broadening the work.Messrs.Rowell and Graham, who made the addresses of the day, are both young and brilliant speakers and carried the conference to an unanimous acceptance of their propositions.PURE GOLD PRESERVES We have a full line of this season's make : STRAWBERRY RASPBERRY CHERRY In glass and tins.There is nothing put up to equal these goods.Pure Gold Bakino Powder UUARANTEKI) ABSOLUTELY PURE R.JOHNSTON, FAMILY GROCER The Miner’s Strike.EDWARD’S FURNITURE GO’S AUGUST CHEAP SALE Verandah Chairs and Rocker».‘JO |M?r cent.DISCOUNT.VMardrobes (large and small) •JO per cent.DISCOUNT.Iron Beds.4 ft.Iron Bed.4 fU Wool MattronH, I ft, Sprin*, I pr.Feather Pillow*,-$•.?».EDWARDS FURNITURE CO.171 WELLINGTON STREET.^ jVUVVWVYVVVVi* * * * *d»*AA*AAA*AA*AA*AA*AA****ft a STAR 1?A may be secured hj • ar Aid AdnreM 'HE PATENT RECOHl# tUUiffiom * New ^oods in all the pride of admitted stylishness - ^ and novelty, but we do not allow them to presume to an excessive price for that reason.^ £.let’s Take a Glance Vi ^ 4-’ 6 WATER Street Sherbrooke-* GENUINE MIA SPRINGS NAUR HAS THE WORD MAGI prominent on the label of every bottle.Discourage the prevalent raudulent substitution.Sherbrooke Protestant Hospital.The lady siqierinteadent of the Protestant Hospital acknowledges with thanks the following donations:— Mrs.W.A.Hale, cream and milk; John Edwards, Cooks hi re, I vegetables; Pingsley, Dingman A Co , Montreal, 1 box of Comfort 1 Soap.Surprise Spring Bed Co , Mon-| treal, 1 set of bed springs.GROWING 11 NAD E WITH DOCTORS- Our trade with Doctors is on the increase.All of our lists of Prescription Remedies and Practitioners’ Necessities have been gone over carefully and the missing ones sup plied.Many additions of late improvements are now ready.We desire to be kept in touch with the advance work and needs of each physician.and hope to serve each in a professional capacity.GUSTAVE RICHARD, DRUGGIST, FLETCHER’S HTX)CK, Corner King and Wellington Sts.at a few of the lines Ladies Cloth Beavers, Tweeds, Homespuns, Golf Cloth, etc., Plain Eiderdown for Children’s Coats, in cream, pink, blue, There will be more new and beautiful things to be seen every day.^ JACKETS and CAPES ^ This Cloak and Costume Store is a wonder.More he seen Than anywhere else and less to pay.A GOLF CAI’K is a most useful article of women’s wear, always comfortable and so handy.These Rever- gUL sible Golf Capes arc particularly handsome.Prices from $5 oo to $ioco S T.BELANGER.3 ^ 145 Wellington Street.^ TRY STEVENS & PRICE, 2 THE SHERBROOKE EXAMINER, SEPTEMBER lo, 1&02.CAMERAS.There’s a lot of “ moral suasion ” in a camera — better than a weekly whipping to keep a boy out of bad company.The pictures are a delipnt to the whole family.The camei h may cost as little or as much as you choose —any of these will make good pictures.Come in and see them AT' Griîîiiirs Strathcona Drug Hall, 61 Wellington Street.OUR METALLIC CEILINGS*™ WALLS Are both artistic and serviceable.Popularly used by practical people everywhere.?t Easily applied—most moderate in cost—fire-proof, sanitary ami won derfully durable—with countless designs to select from.Write us for booklet telling all about them.METALLIC ROOFING CO., Limited Wholesale Mfrs.TORONTO, CANADA.One of the most complete and most extensive displays ever made by the undersigned will be seen at his old stand in the Main Building during exhibition week.This display will consist of many styles of Pianos AND finished in specially fine designs of veneer, such as African Mahogany, Circassian and figured Walnut and Oak.These instruments are from the leading manufacturers in Canada, viz., Gerhard Heintzman, Toronto ; Palmer, Bell, Thomas and Doherty.All intending purchasers are invited to inspect and get prices on these instruments, which will be low for this occasion.BUTTERNUT GROVE.Quit* a number from thi« plat e were in your city on Wednesday, attending the fair, and all report a good tiiiM*.Our farmers are all busy harvesting when the weather is favorable.Our school opened on Monday, 8th Sept., with Miss McKenzie from Leeds as teacher.She comes highly recommended, anti we anticipate a good school.She will board at Mr.C.N.Andrews.Miss Annie Rolfe, anti Miss Bishop were in Birchton on Saturday.We were pleased to receive a call from Mrs.Kobert Stark, from Newport, Vt., who has been visiting lier many friends in this place.Mrs.Fred Munkittrick from Marbleton, was visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Coveil, one day last week.The Misses Chapman, from Mar bleton, gave us a call on Monday on their return from Cookshire.Mr.Seth Andrews from West bury, wm at Bishop's Crossing tine day last week, and gave us call.Miss Ada Co veil and Iney Rowe are going to pick hops at Marble ton next week.Miss Blanche Xu thrown return etl from John ville last week Little Arthur Jenkerson was in your city on Wednesday.MARTINVILLE, About ten o’clock on Wednesday night the people of Martin ville and vicinity were arroused by the alarm of fire and flames were seen issuing from John Duffey’s block.In a few minutes E.A.Green’s store, dwelling house anti barn, the church and bridge were in flames.In less than half an hour all were a mass of ruins.It was ohly through the hérita work of the men on the west side in tearing down a part of the church horse shed that the part of the village was saved, and by the persistent efforts of those on the west side that the fire was checked at the river.Had it not been for the heroic work of the men, Martinville would now be mass of mins.Mr.DiifTey continues to run his other store and we hope Messrs.Green and Sherman will decide to rebuild as we would be very sorry to loose them.AGENTS (FOR .Eastern Townships.JOHNVILLE.Rev.II.Walker, B.1)., is taking a two weeks vacation at Old Orchard and other points on the maine Coast.His pulpit was supplied the part two Sundays by two laymen who rendered a very acceptable service, Mr.J.Brown, of Sherbrooke, and Mr.W.S.Farnham, of Martinville.Mrs.J.Jackson has been absent for ten days or more on an outing, including a visit to her son, J.Vernon Jackson, at Moncton, N.B.Mr.Will Lothrop has been visiting his aunt, Mrs.Ellen Warner Mr.Smiley is again very poor ly-.School opened on Tuesday 2nd , in charge Miss Nettie Webster, ot Iroquois, Ont.Miss Webster comes well recommended and lie scholastic ability is excellent as she holds the degree of M.E.L from Whitby Ladies’ Col le-ce, Out.We trust she will have the hearty co-operation of parents in making the work of the school successful.Rev.Leroy Bean and wife, who have been the guests of Mr.and Mrs.P.II.Coates, have returned to their home near Portland, Me.Mrs.Emma E.Bowker w ho has been the guest of Mr.and Mrs.George Cleveland for the past month, left for the Adirondacks the first of the week via Quebec and Montreal.She was accompanied to the latter points by Mrs Cleveland.The u^ual contingent of visitors to the Sherbrooke fair from here were in attendance, as well as those who have done duty there for a number of years.Slowly Dying.Thousands are slowly dying from catarrh, but don’t know their danger.A CASE IN POINT.To Increase Your Appetite.Nothing will stimulate a keen, healthy relish for food, insure good digestion and perfect assimilation like Ferrozone, which is the most successful tonic and health renew-er known to medical science.Ferrozone is a positive cure for Anaemia, Impure Blood, Boils, Pimples.Indigestion, Dyspepsia and all Stomach and Bowel troubles.Ferrozone cleanses, strengthens and purifies the blood, it invigorates the heart and nerves, banishes sickness and pain, and makes ailing people well.Try a box or two of Ferrozone the result will be a sur" prise.Price 50c.at Druggists or N.C.Poison & Co., Kington, Out.Dr.Hamilton’s Pills Cure Constipation.SOUTH DUDSWELL.Quite a number from this place attended the Sheifbrooke Exhibition last week Mrs.J.N.Hall is spending the week with her daughter, Mrs.N.M.Bishop at Bishops Crossing, while Mr.Bishop is sttended the Toronto Fair.Mr.Lewis Orr has returned from visiting friends at Hobel, Me.Mr.H.Parry paid a Hying visit last week.Miss Ella Orr is attending school at Bishop’s Crossing.Mr.and Mrs.L.Cunningham Mr.I Inc H< rault, a yountf nth-rnan who has lived for year* in Nwoelsbur^, Quebec, inherited Catarrh from hi* mother.The disease *I>rcad through hi* sj s’em till he was a physical wreck.A* a child," said Mr.Hérault, “ 1 was prone to an ulcérai ion of the mucous lining of the throat and nasal pat>sagc«.“1 grew pale and emaciated, lout all desire for food, and got in such a dreadful condition that my friends said that Catarrh wa* fairly eating me up.“ Kvery organ of my body neemed affected and the doctor said it was the first stage of consumption.He advised Catarrhozone, and I inhaled it.ten minutes at a time every few hours, and was rewarded in a few days by wonderful improvement.“Catarrhozone pleased me and the doctor so well that I used it continually, and took Kerr-ozone Tablet* after each meal to build up my strength.In about three weeks I was quite recovered, and the doctor says no remedy but Catarrhozone could work such a miraele.“ Every one in town knows 1 wa* just alunit dead with Catarrh, and my cure i* an evidence of what Catarrhozone can do.It i* a pleasure to recommend Catarrhozone.(Signed) Ulric Hérault.” Catarrhozone beyond question is the proper remedy for catarrhal and bronchial troubles The niodicnled air goes all through the ai passage* of the head, throat and lung*.It kill the germs, heal* the sore spot*, allays irrita lion and keeps tho breath pure.Headache, tired feeling across the eyes nausea, all these well known disagreeahh symptom* arc overcome hy the medicated air of ( ’atarrhozone.Ferrozone Tablets which are used inconjuno tion with Catarrhoxone Inhaler drive all the poisonous secretion of catarrh from the blood One taken after each meal creates new appe tite and digestion, strengthens the stomach revitalizes and invigorates the entire system Catarrhozone is quite unsurpassed as a cure for Catarrh in any part of the system.It highly recommended for Bronchitis and A*th ma, and for cough* and cold* ha* no equal.Complete outfit, suffieient for two month* treatment, price $1.00; trial size 2^C.Drug gist*, or N.C.Poison & Co., Kingston, Ont.MILBY Mr.and Mrs.Curnew, of Law renee, Mass , and Mr.Arthur Me Kay, of St.Jnhnsbury, Vt., and Mr.James McKay, of Martinville and his niece, of Loetnister, Mass were visiting at Mr.VV.O.Me Kav’s last week.Mr.and Mrs.Robert Orr, of Littletown, N.H., are visiting Mr James Orr and other relatives.Mrs.Beil, of Montreal, and Mrs Gayton, of Lennoxville, were the guests of Mrs.Byrd last week.Mr.Walter Holthara, of Woods ville, N.H., was at home last eek.Miss Annie Tambs, who has been v’s ting in Montreal,returned home Friday.Misses Annie and Jennie MeVety who have been visiting at Angus returned home.Mrs.Barn iby has returned from her visit to her daughter in Slier brooke.Mr.and Mrs.Cross, from Uncle Sam’s domain, are visiting tlieii daughter, Miss Clarence Poole.Miss Daisy Aldrich is home from North Hatley.Mr.Aldrich is about moving into his new home at Huntingville.Mr.and Mrs.Bolter, of Cole brooke, N.H., were visiting at Mr Maik Libby’s.School tommenced the 8th with Miss Alice Libby as teacher.Messrs.George and Harold Wil cox, from Boston» are home an a visit.Mr.R.Bray, M.D., is visiting his brother-in-law, Mr.VV.Riddell.Mr V.W.Gayton, of Montreal is visiting in this vicinity.Mr.J.IjAwrcnee, of Manchester, N H , was visiting his sister, Mrs.Barnaby.Miss Adele Lawrence, of Lennoxville, was visiting her cousin, Miss Mary Barnaby.Miss Ft elk a Gayton and Master ('lenient Gayton are the guests of Mrs.Byrd.Misses Rebekah and Katie Bur ton, of St.Johnsbury, were home on a short visit.Mr.Hovvaid Johnson has return ed to St.Johnsbury.The W.C T U.will (D.V.) meet with Mrs.Alex Sanders on Saturday, the 13th inst., at 2 30 p.m.CORLISS.FULF0RD.Miss Ada Williams is spending the week in Granby.Miss M.Eldridge, of Bondville, has been visiting ftiends here.Mr.Henry Mongeau’.* family leave for Montreal this week where they intend to make their future home.We regret to part with them however.The C.P.R.Co have a large gang of men engaged here laying new rails.Mr.James Sutherland and Mrs.Maggie Hall war* i.iairied at Granby on September 2nd.A long and happy life is our wishes for the worthy couple.Fannie Chamberlin return-Ayer’s Flat on Saturday Mrs.ed to last.Mrs.Arthur Corliss and little daughter, Winnie, are visiting friends in I hmhara.Mr.C.Henderson of Montreal, was at the Highlands over Sun day.Miss Lottie Corliss spent last week in Sherbrooke.Mr.Willie Hayes and Miss Hayes of Manchester, N il , aie the guests of Mis.S.II.Carpenter pent a A.H.e K at the Highlands.Miss Ger trude Morgan ?few days of last wvek at Merrim »us.Mr.Orland Haynes is in town.Mil* Pearl MscKenzie comment* ed going to school at Barnston model school on Monday.Mr.Flanders Gilbert and sister, also Miss Mildred Corliss, spent last week at Bromoton* Que.M iss Lydia Mackenzie is on the sick list.Mi.Henry Baldwin is moving on the G.B Hall farm, Mr.W Burnette having purchased the und son have returned to Lynn, i [^knowu ^ the R Al,in'l*° »«• » .i u „ .We are glad to see Roddie The inil ollt aKttin Mrs.John Morgan of Coat'cook, KINNEAR’S MILLS.Miss Nettie Bracken has gone to East Clifton to take charge of a school there.Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Warcup are spending a few days in Montreal.A large number of our young people attended the Sherbrooke Exhibition last week.The Model School has reopened under the charge of Miss Hunter.Miss Hattie Bracken has returned home from a visit to friends in New Hampshire, Vermont and Compton Co.An illustrated lecture on the “British and Boer VVar” will be given in the town hall here on the 12th inst.oy Professor Shaw.A tea meeting will be given under the auspices of the members of L.O.I., 1010, on the 1st range of Leeds on Thursday, 11th inst.Tea given at one.Programme in the evening which promises to be very entertaining.What made your linens coarse ?Common soap.Sunlight Soap saves linen.Sunlight Soap REDUCES EXPENSE A«k for the Oct.gun Bor Mi RED MOUNTAIN, Farmers are gettingbn well with their grain in.There are wedding bells ringing.Exhibition No.2, Compton Co., is to be held in Gould on September, 12th inst.Wellington French and family have returned home.They came on here for the summer months to visit friends and relatives.Quite a number from here attended the exhibition iu Sherbrooke.Our school opened Monday, September 8 h, with Miss Helen French as teacher.Working Night and Day.The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made is Dr.King’s New Life Pills.These pills change weakness into strength, listlessness into energy, brain-fag into mental power.They’re wonderful in building up the health.Only 25c per box.Sold by Eall druggists.snd Wellington St.- Sherbrooke.ed to Melrose, Mass., after spend ing the summer here.Mr.J.Mackey has been making some very extensive improvements on his farm.STOPS THE COUGH AM) WORKS OFF THUCOLD Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablet* cure a coMin one day.No cure.No pay.I Vice 26 oenta.1 was at the Highlands last week Mrs.M.McKenzie and Miss McKenzie visited friends in Richmond last week.Pithy News Notes.The eight year-old daughter of Rev Prof.Elliott, of Sherbrooke Street Methodist Church, Montre al, was fatally burned at Montreal on Sunday.Mrs.Edward Von of Montreal lost her life in a tire that destroy e 1 the family dwelling.Welsh mining men advise the British Admiralty to store coal under water to retain its calorific quality The United States Government magazine in Boston harbor ex ploded, killing one soldier and severely injuring others.P :The King and Queen arrived at Balmoral Castle on Monday.A despatch from Washington states Gay nor-Greene case is not yet ended, and whatever remedies exist they will be applied at the proper lines RANDB0R0.Mr.Samuel Marlin is rebuilding his barn.Mr.J.Parker is building a new house on his farm.Rev.Mr and Mrs.Way man are the guests of Mr.and Mrs.J, Parker.Mis.C.Chaddock is entertaining ladies from the States.Mis.and Miss Vail, from Portland, are the guests of Mrs.H Cable.Mr.and Mrs.Rlodget, of Sand Hill, spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs.G.Chaddock.Mrs.S.Rand is entertaining her brothers from the States.Mr.Coats, from Birchton, is the guest of Mrs.John Gran this week.While Mr.Ed.Cairns and Mr.(Lgood were driving through tais village and went to go up on Paiker’s hill when their horse took flight and run away throwing Mr.Cairns from the w aggon hurt-ii.g him so that he was rendered unconscious for some time.He was taken in to the house of Mr.W.Swail.Dr.McCurdy was sent for and it was some time before he recovered so he could be taken home.Mrs.Austin Rand and Mrs.Ed.Rand have gone to Boston.A very quiet and pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr.and Mrs \V.Swail.the contracting mrtics being Miss Annie Swail and Mr.M.McCurdy.The Rev.Mr.Boshart officiated.Mr.Alonzo Rand was groomsman and Miss A.Swail bridesmaid.After re-lesments the bridal party drove to Lennoxville, where Mr.and Mrs.McCurdy took the train for Chicago where they intend to live.We wish them a long and happy life.INSURANCE TheseJFire Insurance Comi Combined Capital oi anies| with^a^ over ÆTNA* ALLIANCE, COMMERCIAL UNIONZ.GUARDIAN, HARTFORD, LANCASHIRE, LONDON, NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE, QUEEN, ROYAL, WESTERN.— Shlr.br0?ke.’s ^eadinKlF'ire Insurance Office, lEstablished 1875.McCarthy Block Bell Phone 114 .Strathcona Sbuare.People* Phone SIOO.OOO,000.00 are^represented by W.S.DRESSER & CO.W S.DRESSER, J.W.MoKEK, For pure blood, a bright eye.a clear complexion, a keen appetite, a good digestion and refreshing sleep, Takx BRISTOL'S Sa^rseLpaLrillaL It arouses the Liver, quickens the circulation, brightens the spirits and generally improves the health.«irty-elght yea.ni trial hare proved It to be, the most rtliable BLOOD purifier known.All druggists sell “BRISTOL S.’ LIVE STOCK TRADE.At a representative meeting of Jamaican sugar planters a resolution was passed favoring federation with Canada.A Shocking Calamity “Lately befell a railroad laborer,’ wr ites Dr.A Kellett, of Williford, Ark.“Hi* foot was badly erushe *, bu Ruck leu’s Arnica Salve quickly cured him.” It’s simply wonderful for Burns, Boils, Piles and all -kin eruptions.Its the world’s champion healer.Cure guaranteed.25c.Sold by all druggists.Trade Firm at London and Liverpool.London, September 8- The trade in cattle was firmer, but prices show very little change as compared with a week ago.Canadian cattle are to be killed on arrival.Choice American cattle sold at 1 Uc, and Canadian sheep at 12ic.Liverpool, September 8 A firmer trade w’as done, but prices for Canadian cattle were unenang-ed at 12JC, and sheep at 12c.A private cable from London mpau> o o C.H.to**.G.l.R , or w J.Bottum, C P.R., 5fherbrooke.DAVID TORRANCE & CO., Oen.Agts St, Sacren ent Street, Montreal and Portland OPYlklGH ‘Down cn their Uppers’ any man must be who cannot take advantage of our prices to secure a stock of handsome Neckwear, Neglige Shirts, 50c and $1.00, such as we are showing in such pretty styles and novel patterns.Now is the time to lay in your supply of furnishings for Summer wear, L A.C0DERE.167 Wellingten street. mm.THE SHERBROOKE SOME.AUGUST BARGAINS.I The remainder of our stock of white and colored SJurt Waists, reduced to 75 and jOc.V A number ot odd pairs of Coisets, ranging from 75c to $125, your choice 50c ; special reduction on other lines Lot of Men’s Colored Shirts—1—.^ r* a Tie or Collar given free with Jt]g GllStlOIllCr each one.1.is not a stranger in our esaablisn- rnent, has right at home—you’ll see him when you call.We can make to your order as handsome a suit as you ever wore, and guarantee to please you in every detail.We have the material to please fastidious men.Special Values in Wrappers and Skirts JfiTPlease 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 TSt 25c.W.W.SHAW, Practical Cutter and Tailor, Opposite E.T.Bank, No.2 Commercial street.LENNOXVILLE YOUR CAMP Cannot be Complete UNLESS YOU STOCK at the UP 9c STORE.JOHN MILLET.a very neat and splendid toned Piano, of medium size, you would , ^ .1 4.- „| Every season I appear, and like be interested in seeing and tiyingj tjie p001, j wjjj HiWays be with ye Since you ^aw me last 1 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.the two latest styles of the genuine HEINTZMAN & CO Pianos, known as the IONIC AND CLASSIC Beautiful instruments these, and worth every dollar we ask for them.No trouble to show them when you call.to can find the preferred brand Cigars here.In prime convV'av-! — “fit smoke.A.E.KINTT \D & CO., Cigars Tobacco®.Tumbler, any other variety, hen—1 W.j Jaoohin, rtd t*r yellow, htii—1 W.H.Kmd, 2 H.11.Mantel, i daoohin, any other variety, oock—1 i\.11 Itaid, 2 R.Strang, 3 \V U.Itehl.Jacobin, any other variety, hen—1 A.Juneuu.2 H.Keul, 3 U.String.hantail, blue or silver, cook—1 NY 11.Keiu*eh>»ld r»inedy for Huruti, Spraiua, NVounda, Rnuii* h Cough*, ('olds and all accident* lm ble to occur iu every home.CAUTION-There Is only one Pond's Extract.Be sore you get the genuine, sold only In sealed bottles In buff wrappers.W.R, Bradley & Sod.Undertakers g Embalmers S ç Factory Street.Have on hand the largest and best stock Undertaker’s Snpplies In the city.Bell Telephone t97.Personal attention day or night.flew Sash n Door Stion The undersigned now has a nicely equipped Wood-working shop in the premises built for the Canadian Rand Drill Co.on the Carpet Co’s premises, where he is prepared to furnish all kinds ol House Finish, Doors, Sash and Blinds, all thoroughly kiln dried A share of pnblic patronage solitited.C.W.BRYANT, 39 Contractor and .Builder.63 Wellington street, SHERBROOKE.Branch Store At Magog.Quality Is Our Standard In All Things 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> & A Corsets because we believe them the best.If you examine one, you too will be struck by its general excellence and believe with us that it is the best.Ready to wear Skirts are getting more popular every day.Why not buy one of our skirts which is made of the newest material, in all the leading colors, and strictly up to date, fit warranted, and the prices we guarantee the lowest.Try one of our Ready to Wear Tailor Made I Skirts.Ready to Wear Hats for Ladies are more stylish than ever, and are made of Camel's Hair, and in all the leading colorings.Try one of our Ready to Wear Hats.Just opened a case of Costume Tweed for Ladies’ Tailor Made Suits, in Black, Navy, Seal, Castor, Steel.Grey, Oxford Grey, Bronze Mixed, etc., etc.I have a fine stock of Underskirts to select from, in Black, Cerise, Cardinal, Royal, Purple, Mauve, Pink, etc, etc.Try one of our new Underskirts.I have just opened a fine stock of Furs for Ladies, and it will be to their advantage to examine our Furs and prices before buying elsewhere.You Mevy Need PamKUNet For Cuts Burns Bruises Cramps Diarrhoea^.All Bowel Complaints It la a sure, aafe and qnlck remedy.There'* only one PAIN-KILLER-Perrt Davis’.Two sizes, 25c.and BOc.m LORD.(SuccoHsor to J ah.A.Flagg) Undertaker and Embalmer, Personal Attention.ALSO A lady aHflistant for ladies and chil dren.when required.118 Wellington st.Bell Tel.308.Night and Sunday Calls.22 Brooks street.Bell Tel.306.SHERBROOKE.Turkey, bron/e, female Piercy, 2 and 3 R.Ness.Turkey, white, or any other variety, male—A.Thompson.lurkey, white or any other variety, female—A.Thompson.'Turkey, white or any other variety, nulle, PJ02—A.Thompson.Turkey, ^hito or any other variety, female, 1002—A.Thompson.Geese, Bremen or Embden, male- A.Thompson.Geese, Bremen or Embden, female - A.Thompson.Geese, Bremen or Embden, male, 1002 —A.Thompson.Geese, Bremen or Embden, female, 1002—A.Thompson.Toulouse, male—A.Thompson, 2 II.M.Piercy, 3 E.Denault.Toulouse*, female—1 A.Thomjison, 2 H M.Piercy.Poulouse.male, 100*2—1 A.Thompson, 2 NV.B.Mantel.3 A.M.Piercy.Toulouse, female, 1002—1 A.Thompson, 2 11.M.Piercy.Poulouse, any other variety, male—I A.Thompson.2 W.B.Mantel, 3 Ji.M.Piercy.Toulouse, any other variety, female - I A.Thompson, 2 R.ivess.'Poulouse, any other variety, male, 1002 —A.Thompson.Poulouse.any other variety, female, 1002—1 R.Mess.2 A.Thompson.Ducks, Aylesbury, male—1 NV.II.Reid, 2 A.Thompson.l)u» ks.Aylesbury, female—1 NY.Jl.Reid, 2 A.Thompson, Ducks, Aylesbury, male.1002—l A.Thompson, 2 NY.II.Reid.Ducks, Aylesbury, female, 1002 — 1 NV.H.Reid, 2 A.Thompson.Ducks, Rouen, male—NV.H.Reid.Duels.Rouen, female—W.H.Reid.Ducks.Rouen, male, 1002—NV.11.Reid.Ducks, Rouen, female, 1002—NV.II.Reid.Ducks.Pekin, male—1 NV.B.Mantel, 2 A.Thomson, 3 G.Thompson.1 hicks, Pekin, female—1 E.Deniult, 2 NV.H.Reid, 3 A.Thompson.Ducks, Pekin, male, 1002—1 NV.Tf.Reid, 2 NV.B.Mantel, 3 R.Ness.Ducks, Pekin, female, 1002—1 W.H.Reid, 2 NN.B.Mantel, 3 It.Ness.Ducks.Indian Runner, male—1 E.C.Parker.2 H.INI.Piercy.Ducks, Indian Runner, female—1 E.C.Parker.2 H.M.Piercy.Ducks, Indian Runner, male, 100*2—E.C.Parker.Ducks.Indian Runner, female, 1902 — E.C.Parker.Ducks, any other variety, male—1 NV.IE Reid, 2 A.Thomi>Hon.Ducks, any other variety, female—1 NV.IT.Iteid.Ducks, any other variety, male, 1002— I NV.II.Iteid, 2 A.Thompson.H.Reid, 3 A.Juneuu Fanta.il.any other standard color, cock —1 V.Fortier, 2 NV, 11.Reid.Fantail, any other stamlard color, lien — 1 V.Fortier, 2 K.Strang.Antwerp, siber Dun, oock—1 W.H.Reid.Antwerp Antwerp ! Reid, Antw erp Reid, Antwerp H.Iteid.Antwerp H.Reid.Barb, black, cook—R.Strung.Barb, black, hen—1 A.Junear.° Strang.Barb, any other variety, cook— Strang.Barb, any other variety, hen — St rang.Turint, red or yellow, cock— 1 J unenu.Turbit, red or yellow, hen — Juneuu.Turbit.any other standard color, cock -1 V.Fortier, 2 NV.H.Reid, 3 It.Strang.Turbit, any other standard color, hen— 1 Yr.Fortier, 2 NY.H.Reid, 3 R.Strang.Archangel, cock—1 NV.11 Reid, 2 A Juneau, 3 NV.B.Mantel.Archangel, hen—1 A.Juneau, 2 NV.il.Reid, 3 W.B.Mantel.Owl, English, blue or silver, cock- NV.H.Reid.Owl, English, blue or silver, hen —NV.H.Reid.Owl, African, any color, oock — R.Strang.Owl, Africa, any color, hen— 1 R.Strang, 2 A.Juneau.Swallow, any other color, oork—-1 NN.H.Reid, 2 R.Strang, 3 A.Junotui.Swallow, any other color—1 R.Strang, 2 NV.H.Reid, 3 NN’.B.Mantel.Homer, working black or blue, cock -I W.U.Reid, 2 J.S.Groenshields, Sherbrooke.Homer, working black or blue, hen NN U.Reid.Homer, working any other color, cock —1 A.Juneau.Homer, working any other odor, la n— 1 J.S.Greenshields, 2 NV.11.Reid.Carrier, black, cock—1 A.Juneau, 2 R.Strang, 3 NV.II.Reid.Carrier, black, hen—1 NV.11.Reid, 2 A.J uneau.Carrier, any other standard color, cock — 1 NV.H.Reid, 2 A.Juneau, 3 R.Strang.Carrier, any other standard color, hen —NY.11.Reid, 2 R.Strang, 3 A.dun eau.Magpie, any standard color, cock -• 1 ami 3 V.Fortier, 2 R.Strang.Magpie, any standard color, hen I R.Strang, 2 and 3 V.Fortier.Blondinette, cook—A .1 uneau.Blondinette, hen—A.Juneuu.Any variety not included in above list cock—1 V.Fortier, 2 W.H.Reid.Any variety not included in above list, hen—NV.II.Ibid.Pair dove*—1 It.Strong, 2 A Juneau, 3 T.NV.Morris.Bair guinea fowl—NV.II.Reid.Pair pheasants, golden—G.Baptist.Pair pheasants, any other variety— 1 and 2 Miss Morris, Sherbrooke, 3 F.Plant.Belgian hares, buck—1, 2 and 3 Miss Morris.PIGEONS AND ORNAMENTAL DIRICT UPORTtRS OF.NNhite NVyandottes, be»t cockerel, J.IT Harrington.NN lute NNyandottes, best pullet, J.H Warrington.Golden NN y undo t tes, best pullet, H.E.NNilliauiBon.Indian Runners, best Brake, old, E.C.Barker.Indian Runners, best Duck, old, E.C.Barker.Bull Leghorns, ltest cockerel, Turpin k Driver.Bull Leghorns, best pullet, Turpin A: Driver.Barred Plymouth Rock*, 2nd best cockerel, J.NV.Payne.Barred Plymouth Rooks, 2nd best pullet, «I.NV.McYitee.Partridge NVy undo t ten, best cock, Turpin A Driver.Partridge NVyandottes, best hen.Dr.(\ J.Edgar.Partridge NVyandottes, best cockerel, Dr.F.J.Edgar.Partridge NVyundotles, best pullet, Dr.C.J.Edgar.Partridge NVyandottes, best exhibit.Dr.C.J.Edgar.Games, best display by an Eastern Townships exhibitor, NV.Bonnev ille.Game Bantams, lH*st display by an Eastern Townships exhibitor, NN.Bonneville.Best collection Fowls, V.Fortier.Best collection Fowls, by Sherbrooke xhibitor, John Gunning.Polish, NN.C., black, best cock, V Fortier, Polish, NN.black, best hen, \ Fortier.Polish, Fortier.Polish, Fortier.Polish, white bearded or best exhibit, V.Fortier.Bantams, silver sebright, best exilât, N .Fortier.Best cock, hen, cockerel and pullet, any one variety, V.Fortier.'To white bird in best condition foi Fall show, E.B, NNilson.Andalusians, best cock, John Gunning.Andalusians, best hen, C.LaRose.Andalusians, best cockerel, Charles LaRose.Andalusians, best pullet, J.Gun-inu.Black Langshan, best hen or pullet, (Jus Langelier.'Toulouse, best gander owned by farmer in Stanstead or Compton counties, H.M.Piercy.Indian Runners, best Drake, (old), E.C.Parker.Plymouth Bock, best hen owned by farmer in Stanstead or Compton counties, Mrs.G.Carr.Best display of Ducks, Geese, and Turkeys owned by a farmer in Stanstead or Compton counties, H.M.Piercy.Bull Plymouth Rock, best cockerel, \.E.Parker.Bull Plymouth Rock, best pair of Fowls, .1.C.Barr A Son.White Wyandottes, best pullet, J.H.Warrington.White NVyandottes, best Baptiste.•^GRANDlr Exposition FOR FALL, 1902.T t , u V V; , o OWM.1 an.I exhil.iUKl I,y any one oo or hen-ï W.H.Keel.2 Kortier.3 Strang, CXtawa.Soc„n,, ,ar,^t and b(*t collect! w.IN (MOM) m We are therefore in a position to (five oor customers the benefit, having to pay no mid dlemen’s profits.We are equipped with the very latest machinery and will guarantee our work second to none in the country.THOMPSON 4 HAMBLY, k, 1 Union Granite and Marble Works, COATICOOK.Mun, any color, oock—1 NV.H.Reid, 2 NV.B.Mantel, 3 A.Juneau, Ottawa.Nun, any A.Juneau, Pouter, wliite, cook—1 W.B.Mantel, 3 R.Strang.Pouter, white, hen—1 R.Strang, 2 13.Mantel.Pouter, black or blue pied, oock—l NV.U.Reid, 2 W.B.Mantel.Pouter, black or blue pied, hen—l NV.H.Reid, 2 W.B.Mantel.Pouter, red or yellow pied, cock— NV.Jl.Reid.Pouter, red or yellow pied, hen — W.i H.Reid.Tumbler, short faced, cock—1 W.Reid, 2 J A.Juneau.Tumbler, short lack'd, hen—1 NV.Reid, 2 A.Juneau.Tumbler, long laced, cock—1 NY Reid, 2 V.Fortier, 3 A.Juneau.Tumiiler, long laced, hen—1 V.tier, 2 A.Juneau.Tumbler, any other variety, oock—1 NV.II.Reid, 2 \i Strang.SPECIALS.Best male American classes ( silver cuj presented by F.B.Wilson )— JI.H.Collins, Granby.Canadian Poultry Review, silver cha longe cup for Ikjhl form Wyandotte cock, hen, cockerel ami pullet, any other color, cup to Ik* won three times and to l*e awarded on merit, not points—I.II Warrington.Silver cup presented by Boston Bel gian Hare Co.for best exhibit of Bel gian gares—Mis* Morris, largest and best collection of fowls breed by •ction any otl roPection by any ot one Silver B., best exhibit, Bull laced, best exhibit, unbearded, V.Carpets, Carpets.New Designs and Nc\s Colorings in Ax minister, Velvet, Brussels, Tapestry and Wool Carpets.Beautiful Rugs.Ranging in size from a door mat to a full size carpet, and price from $i to $125 each ! High Class Dress Fabrics Our own direct importations, including many Novelties that are limited in production and confined to a few of the leading houses in the trade.Samples on application.Hid Gloves New Kid G loves for Fall trade.New colorings, New stitchings, New buttons, both in “Glace* and “Suede” Kid Gloves.See our $1.00 French Kid Glove during Fair week.Wc guarantee this Glove.Comes in black, white, and all colors.Pall Jackets and hen, G.Mantles of H 11 H a DRUGGIST Lennoxville.ai.117-1 t9|Wellington street.A GOOD TIME ! It is now a good time to have your house or rooms papered with the latest designs of wall paper.F.H.LEECH AGENT.49 Peel street - People’s Phone For- Stomach and Bowel Troubles.A promptly satisfactory cure for Cramps, Colic, Indigestion, Heartburn, BilliousneHS, Sick Stomach and Summer Complaint, is a fe*v drops of Poison’s Nerviline, in sweetened water.Nerviline at once relieves pain and sufFering, erradicates the cause of the trouble and cures permanently.Poison’s Nerviline is the best general pur pose remedy for internal pains known ; it acts so rmickly that no household should ne without it.Buy a 25c.bottle of Nerviline today, it’s all right.Hamilton’s Pills Cure Constipa pation.fowls owned and exhibited breeder—I>r.Bastien.Third largest and best fowls ovvmd and exhibited bmder—NV.H.Reid.largest ami lies! collection of turkeys, geese and ducks owned ami exhibited by any other breeder—A.Thompson.Best epo irnen on exhibition in Class 42 V.Fortier.B* t 2 oockc, 2 hens, golden |>enciled Hamburg^—Dr.Bastien.Best two pullets, Indian Games, Dr.lastien.Best two pullets, golden penciled lamburgs, Dr.Batlien.Best cock and hen, red pile Bnn-ams, NV.Tf.Reid.Best cockerel and pullet, Silver NNy-andottes.Dr.Bastien Best cock, hen, and pullet, golden ipangle Hamburg?, Dr.Bastien.Best hen, golden penciled TTamburgs, Dr.Bast en.Best cock, brown red games, Dr.Bastien.Largest and best exhibit from district of Montreal, not less than ten varieties to be shown, V.Fortier.Best cockerel, Duckwing Game, W.Bonne i 1* Bes cockerel and pullet, black breasted, red.Game, NV.B.Mantel.Best collection of Games, not less than five rarities to be shown, Dr.Bastien.Best collection of Hamburg^, not less than four verities to be shown, Dr.Bastien.Best cock and hen, IToudane, W.Tf.Reid.Beat NNhite NVyundotte, cockerel, J.II.Warrington.2nd best White Wyandotte cockerel, E.G.Barker.Best NNhite Wyandotte hen, G.Bap-tisle.Best White NVyundotte pullet, J.H.Warrington.Buff Leghorns, best cock, Turpin A Driver.Buff Leghorns, best hen, rl urpin A’ Driver.Buff Orpingtons, best cock and hen, E.NV.Brewster.Buff Orpingtons, liest cockerel and pullet, J.W.Bayne.Best collection of Brown Leghorns, not less than ten old birds owned by one exhibitor, T.W.Norris.Largest and best collection of Bi geons owned and exhibited by any one breeder, W.11.Reid.Second largest and best collection of Pigeons, R.Strang.Best exhibit of Plymouth Rocks, L.B.Wilson.Best exhibit of Wyandottes, Dr.Edgar.Best Mantel.Best exhibit T.NV.Morris.Eor best Belgian Doe, any age, Miss Morris.Belgian Buck, value S3.00.for Irest pair of Belgian Bares, Miss Morris.One pair B.Minorca’s (Barker’s), value $2.50, for best buck, any age, Miss Norris.Best Ben S.C., black Minorca?, Vj.R.Frith.Prizes from Sumtnerhill Pigeon lofts, Montreal—for Belgian Hares, 1 pair Homing Pigeon*, valued at 15.00, for best young buck, Miss Morris.Best incubator and brooder in operation.A.A.Richardson.Best display of Poultry appliance?, A.A.Richardson.Nev three quarter Garments New full length Coats.New Golf Capes.New Tweed “ Heptonette and Covert cloth.Ladies’ rainy day “Raglans,** prices $6 50 to $16.NOW IS m RIGHI MASON 10 BOY ONI.xhibit Asiatic classes, W.B.Mediterranean classes, Allen’s Lung Balsam The best Cough Medicine.ABSOLUTF SAFETY should be the first thought and must be rigorously insisted jpon when buying medicine, for upon its safety depends W* lif* ALLENS LUNG I»BALSAM contains no opium! Lir rwfiy form oml i«J *©fc.sure.r * prompt i^ rases of Croup ^ • 1 ids.de-p-seated Coughs.J âlow, feud be convinced I Ladies’ Tailor-made Costumes.Styles the newest, fit perfect.Latest cloths.Secure your size early.Mantle Department all renovated and remodelled for the Fall trade.(gTWe also particularize the following,îwhich include some of th' most ^up-to-date desirable .-ffovelties-’ in the market :— New Chifion Ruches, New Veilings, New Belts New Flannel Blouses, New Golf Jerseys, (for Ladies) New Ribbons and Laces, New Chatelaines, New Purses, &c.Bauleu i « y »< COPY AVAILABLE THE SHERBROOKE EXAMINER, SEPTEMBER 14, 1902.Wanted.\N omc* Boy -ip< French.Apply U6 Wellington »' reel easing both KnglU to L.1'.BeUnger.h and K.C .yd : To Let tlbe Êpnuner, pi BLiaHKl* BY STEVENS & PRICE SIX HeomM Houne.ply John Baird, 4 High -troet W.C., low rent.Ap-UtM ButaoripUoo *100 per ye»r In edvenoe month/- 90c .three monthH 2 c."lx LOST VVKÜNESDAY.SKIT.10.1002.J^T the Exhibition OronndM.on mv _________We»lne«day H Lady’« Pun«r, dark red.contain ing a rtum of money and noane papei** “ ownern name thereon.Kinder w:U ed on returning «ünc at ttilfc office.with la* reward # #W.In wanhing woollena ami flannel», the soft aoap ma GKNKKAL 8J-HV AM maid.Apply to Mm.(Dr.) Smith.15 Montreal street.; also hOUH-W.Duncan Lf.W TeachersWanted.T"SSUT“Sir.MU OP*’" fullye*plaiued to you by letter.Yours very truly, G E & G.K.FRASER, were thus debarred from worshipping in the house of their fathers.He could assure them that they would rather suffer what they are doing, and ten times more, than go and sit under the ministry of a man whose principles we detest and abhor as they did those of Mr.Whitelaw.If the Presbytery did not dissolve the pastoral tie they would feel that as citizens of the Dominion that their rights were being trampled upon.We esn see nothing divine in Mr.Whitelaw’s make-up.We have read the character of Mr.White-law and we are disgusted with it so that we cannot endure to hear him preach.A Christian judge, who from his youth has been noted for his goodness and integrity, has read his character and says “I am very reluctantly obliged to say that I cannot attach to his evidence any degree of weight.That which under ordinary cir cumstances it ought to have owing to his position in the community ii completely destroyed by the facts and circumstances disclosed in the enquiry.” In conclusion he said that the disaffected parties prayed that the pastoral tie be dissolved._ Mr.S.Stevenson followed.He gave facts as regards the standing of the congregation now as compared with that when the disaffected parties attended the church.There were 139 members and adherents that signed the petition to have Mr Whitelaw removed, and these parties mostly all belonged to the descendants of the early settlers who had built up the church and place.Of the amount of the stipend the disaffected parties subscribed about two-thirds of the amount.Mr.Jos.Reid followed and in the course of his remarks said that there were 47 disaffected parties worshipping elsewhere, 33 of that number attending the Methodist church, which was making a big bid for the members who were disaffected.Rev.Mr.Whitelaw was the first to be heard in support of the Congregation Leeds.He be van by dealing with the financial statement but there was so much interruption and so many speaking at one time that it was impossible to get la connected note of his remarks.The substance of Mr.Whitelaw’s remarks in connection with the congregation as Leeds was that at a meeting of the congregation of Leeds last Friday tne Board of Management presented the following figures : ., Amount on official list at the dose of the last pastorate, less than $700 Amount on official list orevious to present disaffection, $930.Amount on official list subscribed bydDafleeted$177—leaving $753.50.Amount on official list by those returned disaffected $11.Amount on official list by new subacribeis $10.Increased by those on list $00.Present financial standing for stipend $84 .50.L >yalist list of subscription 171 Disaffected on list of subscriptioi 33.Number of loyalist families over 120 Number of disaffected families 1(5.Number of ATTENTION ! Visitors Are invited to come to our store and inspect our stock, which is WELL KNOWN to be the best assorted in the city.We shall have a Special Discount Sale during Fair Week and shall do all in our power to satisfy all visitors.We can Clothe a Man or Boy from head to foot.YINEBERG & CO., tin UNSHIPS MUG HOUSE 147 Wellington St.Sign of the Horseshoe.Bell Telephone 338.finding of his innocence in that respect, And whereas the Synod of Montreal and Ottawa passed the following resolution: (1) “That the complaint and appeal against the first resolution be so far sustained as to find that the Presbytery was not justified in fully exonerating Mr.Whitelaw in regard to the loss of the $200 sent by him to Dr.Wardner, inasmuch as Mr.Whitelaw virtually assurn ed responsibility by offering to refund the money, yet apart from that fact do not find the evidence against him at all conclusive and feel bound to give him the benefit of the doubt.(2) That the appeal against resolutions two and three be not sustained and that the resolution of Prevbytery stand.” And whereas the congregation of Kinnear’s Mills is hopelessly divided in their opinion as to Mr.Whitelaw ’s innocence.And whereas on that account a large section of the congregation is alienated from him personally and refuse to attend his ministry.The Presbytery of Quebec hereby strongly recommends Mr.Whitelaw to resign his charge foithwith and seek some other field of usefulness.The amendment was lost on the casting vote of the chairman.The meeting adjourned at two o’clock this morning and resumed to transact routine business at nine Canada, I PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, V Di.strict of St.1* rancis.J 4 TERM OF THE COTRT of King’s Bench a 1 for the District of St.Francis will be held in the Court House at Sherbrooke, in the said district, on WEDNESDAY, the FIRST day of OCTOBER next, at 10 o'clock in the foicnoon.In ednsequence I give oublie notice to all who intend to proceed against any prisoner in the common jail of said district, and to others that they must he present then and there.Ana I give notice to all Justices of the Peace, Coroners and Peace Officers, that they must be present with their Records, Rolls, Indictment* and other Documents, in order to do those things whi h belong to each of them, in their respective capacities.HENRY AYLMER.Sheriff’s Office, Sheriff.Sherbrooke.Sept.3rd, 1902.A.H.BROOKS OrganiÀt of Plymouth Church Teacher of Piano and Organ 5 Bellevue Avenue, Sherbrooke, Que.A H BROOKS Piano Tuning 5 Bkllkvuk.Avenue Sherbrooke.Que.Im.ScpLS PERSONALS.£Mr.J.M.M.Duff, of Montreal, Was in town today.Mr.W.A.Olive, of the C.was in Sherbrooke today.C.C.Cleveland.E-q., ex-M.P members on roll at1 Danville, was in the city today.P.R., of close of last pastorate 290.Number on roll now 549.Number of members said to be on petition 78—471.Added during last six months on profession 38.By the figures presented by Mr.Whitelaw it was shown that the difference in the funds of the church by the removal of the disaffected parties amounted to only $74.He made a lengthy statement as to the good feeling which existed between himself and his people and said that at the meeting last Friday a resolution was unanimously passed that the congregation stand or fall with their pastor.The representatives of the congregation of Leeds followed anil spoke of the good work Mr.Whitelaw was doing and refuted the statements made by the dis affected parties in regard to the number who had left the church The Presbytery having heard petitioners and representatives ot IahhIs CvUigregation the Moderator left the chai*\ and Rev.A.T.L >ve was asked to preside.Mr.Macqueen then moved: That the petition be dismissed.Mr.and Mrs.G G.Bryant returned home from a trip to the Weston Saturday'.Mr.C.W.Mitchell, M.A., Lennox ville, is visiting in Montreal, Toronto and other western points.Mr W.Parsons, of North Woltstown, was in town today, alter visiting friends across the line.Mr.E.P.Hamilton and bride, of St.Johnsbury, Vt., is in town to Jay visiting his uncle, Mr.M.Hamilton, Quebec street.Miss Leah Kerr and Master Erie Kerr left yesterday for Quebec where they will attend school during the winter.Mrs.John Davey and Master Wilfrid Davey are -pending a few week at Fitch B *y.guests of Rev.Mr.and Mrs.Geo Skinner.Mr James McKinnon, General Manager of the K.T.Bank lelt yesterday lor the.West, in the in-t »re-t of the Bank Mr.McKinnon will be absent ab ut * month.Lieut.-CoL E B.Worthington leaves on Monday for the camp at G- H.FOSS AGENT FOR PRINCIPAL Canadian and American STEAMSHIP LINES ^ Ticket* at lowest rates to all parts of the world.No.2 Strathcona Square - - Sherbrooke, BOTH TELEPHONES.Tenders .Wanted.Teudera will l>e received for excavation of art hand construction of basement walls, by 1).McMnnaniy, up to noon, the 13th instant, as follows : 1.—For excavation for rub-basement, basement and their respective walls and footings, per cubic yard.Earth to he deposited as directed by owner on premises.2.- For labor and material necessary for the construction of sub basement, and basement foundations and footings, walls, piers, vault, etc., as per plans, or as per directions, up to brick line round .'ides and rear of building, per cubic yard.Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of I ).McM A N A MY it 1 0.3msb IOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOO; I WHOLE FAMILY Will be delighted with one of our No.17 Jump-Seat Wagons.It is one of the most useful of the) In supporting his motion he said that the congregation who asked ! brigadier of the 8th brigade of the tiiat the petition be dismissed i 1th division.Col Harkom.of represented seven eldeis, all ; B chmond.will be the brigade tru-tees and 400 members and major, adherents.That there support to >P< the minister’s stipend was $810 50; that they had discharged all obli-g 4tiom< ot t heir minister and are willing to undertake all liabilities; that they declare their loyal adherence to Mr.Whitelaw and their determination to retain him as their pa-tor.Referring to the petitioners he said that they only represented 10 families consisting of two elders, and seventy eight members and twelve adherents.Their financial support to the nnhitter’s stipend amounted to $177, and that their obligation date amounted approximately $370.It was moved in amendment Rev.W.Shearer and seconded Rev.D.Tait that: Whereas the Presbytery of Québec has exonerated the Ri*v.1.M Whitelaw fiom all blame in the matter of the loss of the $200 mailed by him to the Rev.Dr.Warduer in December, 1899, And whereas the judicial Committee was unanimous in its between the decision of the church I^eeds, August 27, 2901 Tn the Her.Presbyter]/of Quebec: i iuc We, the undersigned office and the state.But the Synod nul bearers, members and adherents of not reject nor resist this report, in the congregation of Ia»© Is de-irons , his opinion, but rather endorsed of promoting the calling of 0.»d and enforced it Therefore it was and the good of His church, be- his duty to accept and adopt it.So Heviiur that the usefulness of the long as Mr.Whitelaw was pastor Rev .1.M.Whitelaw, as pastor of they could not conscientiously go the said congregation of f^eeds has and worship under him, and they TO CUKE A COLD IN ONE DAY.Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet*.A âniffffiftt* refund the money if it fails to cure W1 K.\> Grove's signature is on each Mx.25c to to by by sii 1 PROMPTLY SECURED v Wriu* for 'tr • rrt> ^ bo< k* “ Invent- ^or'.x Help” n ¦ i Mow y< u are swindled ’* 'Semlus .» fir.gli skrtch < : model of your indention or:topr' vc- < :.* r.- 'l W' will tell you free our • pinion s to whet her it p.obably i-at'-ntabie, l/e»cctrd rpr^crtlon».have often ( » pros ’ v v,i.We ^conduct fullv r ;rr, 1 offices in Montreal )and Wa ihr in' tics u> to prompt-, ly di-patch woik am! o.uickly a* ctirr Patents nia hro«d a* the inventi n llFahest references, fnrni-hed.Patent» proewd thr iph MnHon A Ma tion rvferlveup vial notice V'ithout charge in} over joo m wspnpe-« distributed throufhouti the r> minion ) Specialty : ’ at-?t busine*« of Manufar-) turers ami Engineer*.) 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