The Sherbrooke examiner, 22 septembre 1902, lundi 22 septembre 1902

The Sherbrooke Examiner.3JEiMlMVKEKL,Y EDITION.VOL.V.NO.i»0 New Series SHERBROOKE, QUE,, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER l‘>02 PRICE ONE CENT ! Pumps Pipe & Fittings.Our stock is large and well assorted, and capacity such that no order is too small or none too large.Write us for quotations.Are You Interested in Hydraulic Rams, House Force Pumps, Anti-Freezing Pumps, Cistern Pumps, &c.We will be pleased to mail Catalogues and quote prices on request.DEALERS WILL DO WELL TO SEE OUR SAMPLES OF Axes, Cross-cut Saws and Horse Blankets BEFORE BUYING.NEW GOODS.NEW PRICES.WE QUOTE LOW PRICES WE FILL ORDERS QUICK J.S.MITCHELL & CO.STAR (Clothing Hall COMPARE VALUES.All we ask is, compare our Clothing with so-called Ready-made Clothing sold elsewhere.If our OVERCOATS andHSUITS Ptro Not Better Fitting, Better Made and Better Trimmed than the usual Ready-made Clothing sold elsewhere, then we will give you a present of a suit Our prices are no higher than you have to pay for inferior kinds bought elsewhere.Also our stock of Underwear and Men’s Furnishings are complete.The Largest and only up-to-date Clothiers and Men's Outfit! ers-iu Sherbrooke.Boys’ Knee Pants, 50e Largest Variety, Lowest Prices, Best Qualities, at the STAR CLOTHING HALL, J.K0SENBL00M & CO., 97 A 09 WELLINGTON STREET, Next Door to Grand Central Hotel, Bell Tel.43 wqqk******tmmMBmwmw&smmmmmGexa&MMMMTOPQMf •N 'ji -, > ' - We have all Our lines ouL,.,.w.v And wze are bound to catch ^ 4-^ I '* you someMtfhere } V- .•* - - n: : Try our Laundry work.Wardrobe'Dept.—Garment Cleaning and Dye Works ; alsc ^arpetJCleaning.Lothrop’s City Laündry and Steam Dye Works WATER S-reet r LADIES WRAPPERS AND HLOI'SES 15 per cent di^'ouut.Ijtrgo aaeorUPent of I'KINTS.all cx>lorM.10 per cent otf.We have al*o a job lot of Men’s.Women's and Children’s shoea.which we will offer for the next fifteen dkfs only at it* nei cent discount to clear.25 lb*.Redpath'* Suyar, St.ffl Flour, Feed and Urain of all kinds at lowest market prices.W.T.OUGHTRED, Marbleton Au*?.1.r.**2..A .f COPY AVAILABLE CAMERAS.There’s a lot of moral suasion” in a camera — better than a weekly whipping to keep a toy out of bad company The pictures are a delignt to the whole family, The camera may cost as little or an much as you choose any of these will make good pictures.Come in and see them Strathcona Drug Hall, 61 Wellington Street.OUR METALLIC CEILINGS*** WALLS Are both artistic and serviceable.Popularly used by practical people everywhere f f Easily applied—most moderate in cost—fire-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.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 Organs 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.St.• Sherbrooke.THE SHERBROOKE EXAMINER.SEPTEMBER 22.1902.EAST HATLEY.Mr.George Chamberlain, his sinter and brother of Oliver, visited friends here on Saturday.Mr.John Carroll of Minton, was in town a few days since.The W.C.T.C.met with Mrs.It.Emery on Saturday.Dr.Jones was called to Suffi eld late Friday evening to attend a young girl who had received a kick on the head from a horse, but we aie glad to know it did not prove as serious as feared.There was a larger attendance than usual at the Harvest Festival on the Kith.The Rev Mr.Seller of Compton, gave an excellent address.Miss Gilmore, of Cote St-Antoine, a sister of Mrs A.J Bilton, delighted the audience with some fine recitations.Mrs.F.O.Webster also recited.Rev.Mr.Craikof Waterville gave an interesting address.The choir gave some good selections and.so the fifth Annual Harvest Festival passed into history.M rs.Hailey, of St.Johnsbury, lately s|>ent several days at Mr.Amos Hartwell’s, called here by the illness of Miss Lydia Heath, \* ho is stopping there.We are glad to know that Miss Heath is m proving.The young son of M illie Mc-Leary has been very ill with ao-pendicitis.but is somewhat better.With regard to that popular disease the following cpiestion has been propounded by one who is not as a rule given to puns.“Do the hospital authorities give a reasonable percentage of their extravagant fee for an operation, to the doctors .who bring them the patients, and is the fee liable to affect the “pus” of the patient?” The Ladies’ Aid will meet with Mrs.R Emery cm Thursday next instead of Wednesday as previously announced.M1LLFIELD, Fatal Catarrh.Pneumonia, Consumption and kindred evils follow in its trail.Catari hezone.The greatest inhaler treatment, cures and prevents Catarrh and should be used now.Have you ever had C atari hj Have you been i-ubjeet to coiiffb* and ooldrt lately f Are you all run down! I»o you take a cold candy f If ho you are liable to a Never»' attack at any time and nhould have Catarrh-ozone on hand, becauw it in a marveloiiH -af »• k u a i d a*{ain*t cougiiN, cold* and catarrh.Calarrhozone In hcjfreatCNt protection agahiNt thenecom plaintH ever known.You junt breathe it, that'* all, and it cureH.The Inhaler in suitable to carry in the vent pocket or pui-mc, and can ho uned while et work, in the church, theatre, any place, any time.Carry a Catarrho/.one Inhaler, une it now and atfain, it iH quite pleasant, and you wont have colds or catarrh.Hreathe Catarrh ozone for flve minutes occasionally, and it cures coughs and colds.Breathe it five minute** four timcH a day and it cures Bronchitis and Catarrh.Breathe it ten minutes every hour and it will cure consumption.Catarrhozone is guaran-fails your money w 11 •* -S! if Aei ual m AGENTS |FOR .Eastern Townships.The fine weather of the past week has made the farmers rejoice in the gathering in of a good harvest.Mrs.H.Mooney and son, Archie, returned home Tuesday after a short visit to Toronto.At present the Hornerettes have their tentât Mill field, service every evening at 7 o’clock and service three times on Sunday.Miss O’Brien and Mr.Osborne Andrews left Tuesday for Cal-gary- Mrs.Charley Miller was the guest of her relatives, Mrs.Brodie and Mrs.Andrews, last week.We ar« pleaded to see that Mr.Doughney is able to be around again.* Mr.ArthurfJohnson is at present visiting relatives.Miss Annie Butler was down Tuesday to Nelson visiting her brother.The Misses Brodie were the guests of their aunt, Mrs.McCammon, Friday.A Night of Terror.Aw ful anxiety was felt for the widow ot the brave General Burnham of Machias, Me , when the doctors said she would died from Pneuraoni % before morning”,writes Mrs.S.H.Lincoln, who attended her that fearful night, but *he begged for Dr.King’s Newr Dis covery, which had more than once saved her life, and cured her of Consumption.After taking she slept all night.Further use entirely cured her.This marvellous medicine^is guaranteed to cure all Throat, Chest and Lung Diseases.Only 5rc and $1 00.Trial bottles.At all druggists.teed to do this and if it be refunded.It is highly endorsed by doctors and druggists as t he iiiohI reliable and surest cure for bronchitis, colds and catarrh, and no case is recorded where it, failed to give satisfaction.Don’t let your cold run on any further.Cure it now by Catarrhozone.Complete outfit, liar rubber inhaler, and sufficient liquid for three months’use cost hut one dollar ; small size '15 rents* At druggists or N.C.Poison & Co., Kingston.Ont.Buy it to-day.MILAN.We have had most beautiful weather this oast week.The fanners have their grain nearly housed in, the frost has greatly hurried the ripening of the grain which was so late this season owing to the wet weather.Mr.D.J.Nantel, of Scotstown, photographer, will be in Milan this week, Tuesday, Sent L3, if fair weather, if not, the following day._ Miss Christie A.Patterson from Plymouth.Mass., who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.Allan McLeod, is gone back this week.Mr.Henry Witty was the guest of Mr.and Mrs.R.T.McDonald for the past two weeks.Rev.Mr.Bennett from the bible society held a meeting Friday, Sept filth, in the Milan Town Hall, he gave an illustrated lecture on how we got our bible.It was very interesting.Miss Dora Murray passed away Tuesday.September fith, after a long illness.She was buried on Saturday.The sermon was oreach-ed by her pastor, Rev.D.McLeod.Text, “Suffer little children to come unto me, and forbid them not, for of such is the Kingdom ot Heaven.” Mr Kenneth Murray came home from New ^ ork to attend the funeral.The bereaved family have our sympathy.Revolution In Newfoundland.Since the introduction into Newfoundland of the new Inhaler Remedy, “Catarrhozone” the treatment of catarrhal diseases has been entirely revolutionized The.old-time snuff and internal medicine has been cast aside and everyone is inhaling Catarrhozone ; it clears head and throat in two minutes, and is very agree»ble and pleasant to use.Catarrhozone is a wonderful cure for Cough®, Cold, Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Lung Troubles and Deafness.It relieves quickly and cures permanently We advise our readers to try Catarrhozone.Price $1.00, t al size 25c Druggists, or N C.Poison Co , Kingston, Ont.Dr.Hamilton’s Mandrake and Butternut Pills.Telephone Etiquette.Just and authoritative rules ane needed that will flt the caller and the called.Says "Electrician:” Mr.Smith, a busy man of business, summons his office hoy, and says, "Please get Mr.Jones on the -wire." The boy does as directed.It happens that neither man has attained the luxury of a desk set.Accordingly, when Jones is informed by his boy that Mr.-Smith wants to talk to him over the telephone he lays aside what he is doing and walks to the instrument.There he hears the familiar "Hold the wire a minute, please," and waits patiently, or perhaps Impatiently, until Smith Is notified that Mr.Jones 1« "on the wire," and goes to the telephone In his turn.Jones has wasted some minutes of his valuable time.Smith, on the other hand, has lost no time.He could have saved Jones the waiting by directing his boy to call up Jones’ office and ascertain if he were In.Receiving an affirmative answer, he could then have stepped to the telephone and called for Jones, waiting himself until Jones responded.But In that case Smith would have waited, and Smith doesn’t care to stand around any more than Jones .does.Idttle vexations, like great prob-! lems, depend so much on the point of view.What we need is a system of rules that shall be equally respected by Smith and Jones, whether either be the seeker or the sought.Interesting Items.A young swell wore a new style evening « at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York the other night.It waa a ewal-low-tail, with velvet collar and a pocket for a handkerchief in the left breast.A tiny lace handkerchief peeped from the pocket.A man advertises In a Syracuse paper for a Job as gen -ial housework servant.He la a widower, familiar with ail phases of housekeeping, and aays that he can pickle, w'ash, and iron, enact the parts of the cook and the waitress, mind the baby, dust, and take care of the furnaoe.It is a good advertisement for vegetarianism that a pedestrian who doesn’t eat meat came in first in the international walking-match between Berlin and Dresden The winner made the one hundred and twenty-five miles in the record-breaking time of twenty-seven hours, thirteen minutes, and fourteen and one-half seconds.The New York "Commercial Advertiser'* estimates that Andrew Carnegie’s benefactions, up to date, amount to $68,000,000, distributed in the following order: United States, $55/361,673; Scotland, $18,078,750; Canada, $876,500; Cuba, | $262,000; Ireland.$65,500.And yet, Mr.Carnegie’s wealth is said to be Increasing more rapidly than he can give it away, owing to the enormous earnings of the properties whose securities he holds.In his book on "The Private Life of the Sultan," Mr.Georges Dorys says that during the Armenian massacres it cost the Turkish treasury the equivalent of about $1,000,000 for hush money, or "allocations," to certain European newspapers, besides the distribution of six hundred and forty costly decorations placed where they would do the most good.Abdul Hamid seemed to believe firmly in the cynical saying of Walpole that every man has his price.Miss Azalene Earle, formerly of Portland, Oregon, but latterly a "hello girl" in San Francisco, is now Mrs.William Halleck Deming, and will travel in Europe with her husband this summer.Says the Portland "Oregonian:" "Mr.Deming, who is a man of wealth, was attracted by her soft and gentle voice in calling ‘Number?’ through the telephone, and acquaintance and marriage followed.If the voices of the telephone girls in this city have lately become Indistinct through muffled sweetness, the above announcement accounts for it." Thomas A.Edison thinks that in six or seven years horses will have disappeared from the streets as beasts of burden, and automobiles will be made so cheap as to be within the reach of all who wish or need vehicles.He declares this revolution will be brought about by a storage electric battery w'hlch he has invented."The man that cannot quite afford to keep a horse and carriage is the man that I am trying to provide for," he said the other day; "the automobile will be the thing for him.Its first cost will not be great, it will not require care, and the cost of maintenance will come far below the cost of keeping a horse." An interesting series of experiments has been tried by the school authorities in South Germany to test the faculty of observation as it Is exercised by boys and girls.A man dressed as an ordinary workman and with ordinary features was placed in a room by himself.Classes of girls of different ages were sent through the room.All that the teachers told them was that they were to go into the room through one door and out through another.When they returned to their classrooms they were asked to describe the man in the room.N«irly eighty per cent, of the girls confined their attention to the man's clothes; the others described both clothes and features.The same experiments when ^ried with boys revealed the fact that nearly seventy per cent, of them confined their attention to the man’s features, the remainder to both features and clothes.Prof.TF.Hodgson Plis, Official Analyst to the Dominion Government, reports that Sunlight So tp contains “no /r«e alkali,“—that means no damage to the clothes or hands.UNLIGHT V SQM» REDUCES EXPENSE AbI* fur Ike O» tagom Bar i»9 INSURANCE ÇA NADIA Ry.AIMJAL WESTERK EXCURSION - TO- DETROIT, CHICAGO and Points West.September 25th 26th and t7th, 1902, good to return leaving destination on or lie-fore O totier 13th.ISHnf.Bet urn fan* Sherhi ooke to DETROIT.MICH.- - $15.10 Cleveland.Ohio.617.60 Bay City, Mich.17.56 Saginaw, Mich.17.45 ColuiubuM, Ohio.ji.io Grand Rapids.Mich.1B.40 CHICAGO, ILL.- - - $19.20 Cincinnati.Ohio.$.*2.40 St.Paul or MinneapoliH, Minn.12 X W.H.BOTTUM, City PaM*r>er Agent.kjr% RnlkBna He-., Telat none ISO.Steamship Tickets to all Parts of the World.ÆTNA* ALU A SCR, COM MERCIA LI UXIOX.Z OUA RDI AN.HARTFORD, LANCASHIRE.LONDON.NORTH HR IT IS II , Jli;A\\ COLO, Slid all BKONCH1AL TKOU- Urae Bottle* $1.00.Meuium Site 50c.Small or Trial Sizo 25c.Kudomt-ü *>y h11 wUo tried It.Queer Cases of Heredity.BOCTOR8 disagree as to the Influence of heredity Borne hold that a great deal hinges upon it; others believe the contrary.Some of the authentic stories told to exemplify this mysterious bond between ancestors and descendants are very curious.There was a loan collection of old portraits exhibited In London lately and a young girl was among the visitors.She was an orphan and wealthy, but without near relatives, and was often heard to complain of the loneliness of her position.As she passed through the gallery one particular portrait attracted her attention and she went back to it more than once.Her companion saw In it nothing but the com-Pumplace painting of a middle aged man in the costume of the latter part of the last century.“It Is such a nice kind face,” said the girl, rather wist fully.“1 imagine my father might have looked like that had he lived” As most of the pictures were ticketed the visitors had purchased no catalogue but, before g»dug away.Miss H.bought one .it tho entrance and made a la*t visit to the portrait for which she had felt so strong an attraction.To her astonishment she found her own name opposite to its number and learned on inquiry that the original was one of her direct ancestor^ Another ot cuK coin» idem e or psycho logical phenomenon tiapponed a few years ago to a Southern statesman and financier whose family has always been of rank in his native State.This gentleman was overhauling old docu ments and letters which had been stored in a musty chest for years and intended to publish whatever might be of historic value and Interest.To his surprise he unfolded a letter yellow and time-stained, which was written In his own peculiar hand-writing, or seemed to have been written by him, although the date was two generations before his birth.The signature of the surname, which was the same as his own, was so markedly characteristic that he could scarcely believe his own hand did not pen the letters.A Loquacious Cockatoo.The most loquacious cockatoo in the world used to be owned by a civil servant In a Rlvertna township, Australia, and us this Is, perhaps, the only bird that ever shut up a political "windjammer” the Melbourne “Punch” deems Its escapade worthy to be put on record.A general election was on, and one of the candidates for the district had engaged a hall wherein to address the electors.There w’as a great attendance, and the candidate went from scratch with a rush, but at the end of five minutes was Interrupted by a thin, croaking voice, like that of a little devil suffering from whooping-cough, which called from one of the rafters : “Oh, I’m full of this !” The crowd, suddenly discovering the cockatoo on his perch aloft, laughed uproariously.A long string of Insults at the crowd came from the rafters.The candidate tried to get going again.“The man’s an ass !” was the cockatoo’s comment, and he Jerked it in after every solemn expression of the candidate’s opinion.At last the candidate’s patience gave way, and, seizing the water-bottle, he hurled it furiously at the intemperate bird.It broke a window, and excited the bird to further efforts.Picking out the candidate, he heaped reproaches and Insults upon him.The bird won; finding nothing left to throw', and unable to make any impression on the roaring audience, the politician flung himself from the hall, and the evil bird gave the last touch by calling pleasantly : “So long, so long !” The meeting forthwith carried resolution to the effect that the cockatoo was a fit and proper party to represent that district In Parliament.L.A.BAYLEY Importer.^GRANDff Exposition FOR FALL, 1902.r Carpels, Carpels.New'Designs and New Colorings in Ax minister, Velvet, Brussels, Tapestry and Wool Carpets.Rugs.Ranging in size from a door mat to a full size carpel, and price from $1 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.Gloves New Kid Gloves for Fall trade.New colorings, New stitchings, New buttons, both in “Glacé” and “Suede” Kid Gloves.See our $1.00 French Kid Glove during FairVeek.We guarantee this'G love." Comes in black," white, and all colors.Fall Jackelsand Mantles His Bullet-Proo! Shield.A Plausible Suggestion.They were coming across the Brooklyn bridge, says the New York “Evening Sun,” and saw a little tug puffing iround one of Uncle Sam’s war vessels |ust outside the navy basin.“There’s a man-of-war, my dear,” ho laid, pointing to the big ship.“And ia the little one a tug-of war?” lha asked, as she faxed dreamily upon ihe water."Madam,” «aid Meandering Mike, when, in response to his request for food, alie offered him a piece of pie, “do you remember a year ago when you gave a sufferin’ feller-creature a pie?” “I believe so.” “Madam, I'm that man.” “Was it good ?” “Good! It saved my life.There was a miserable fanner who fired a handful of duck shot right for my heart at short range.I had a piece of your pie buttoned un inaide my waistcoat, and ’ere d.is—full ov lead, aa yer can see for yer-self.It ain’t near wore out-” “And what do you want now?” “The recipe for that pie crust, madam.Armed with that, I shall approach the i Admiralty.If I can sell the recipe to them our fortune is made, and the fu-i ture of the British Navy is assured.” .Palmistry Triumphant, (Fragment from a Town Romance.) The enquirer was a little anxious as he placed his open hand before the earnest gaze of the soothsayer.“You are a man of the utmost ability” The enquirer seemed satisfied.“You have the organizing power of a Kitchener and the dash of a Baden-Powell.” Again the enquirer smiled."You have the tact of a Talleyrand, the courage of a Buonaparte, the poetry of a Shakespeare, and the sense of color of a Rubens, a Vandyke and a Gainsborough.” “Quite true,” murmured the enquirer.“You could, had you wished it, have taken a Double First at Oxford or be- Ne.v three-quarter^Garments New full length Coats, New Golf Capes.New Tweed #< Heptomtte * and Covert cloth.Ladies’ rainy dayf“Raglans,” prices $6 50 to $16.101 IS lit Ml SISSON 10 BO) OM Ladies’ Tailor-made Costumes.Hot Hit Size.“Just think of It! That fellow came In and actually stole the clock off the mantelpiece.” “And you tay your dog was in tho fery same room?” “Yea.but he couldn’t do anything, Fklo is only a watch dog, you know." come a Senior Wrangler at Cambridge.” The enquirer bowed acquiescence."I see from your garb you are not tN* Archbishop ol Canterbury, and from my knowledge of the lineaments of the distinguished personages Î am about to mention I am sure you are neither the Premier, the Lord Chancellor, nor the Commander-in-Chlef.” “You are right,” replied the enquirer."You occupy a position of greater importance, If I *m not mistaken, than either of the situations I have specified.” “Again you are correct,” returned the enquirer, “I have the honor to fll| the post of Senior Superintendent of the Imperial Universal General Dry Goods and Provision Stores, Limited.” ) And with mutual expressions of respect and admiration, the soothnayea and enquirer separated.—“Punch.” Styles the newest, fit perfect Latest cloths.Secure your size early.Mantle Department all renovated and remodelled for the Fall trade.Working Highland Day.The bufliest and mightiest little thing that ever wrh made is Dr.i King’s New Life Pills.These pills change weakness into strength, jistlessness into energy, brAin-fag into mental power.They ’re won-! derful in building up the health.Only 25c per box.Sold by all druggists.Express Killed Three People.Portland, Me., September 20.— The Grand Trunk express from Montreal, struck a carriage at a grade crossing near Pownal on Friday evening, killing three occu-oants Abel Bowie, of Portland, Me., aged 71 ; his sister, Rebecca Bov\ie, aged 04, and hi* daughter, Addle M.Bowie, aged 27.Relieve those Inflamed Eyes! Pond’s Extract Reduced oD^-half with pore »oft watrr, applied frequently with dropper or eye cup.the eongeation will he removed and the pain end inttummetion inaUutiy relieved.C ACTION !—A void dnnaeroiiM, Ir-rltuti'i* Witch llo/.el prepnrotionn represented to be “the •nme ««l’, Co.id’ii Kxtrnet which eimllv eonr and generally contain “wood nlrn-hol,” a deadly poison.$®“We also particularize the following, which include some of the most up-to-date desirable r-ffovelties-* in the market :— New Chifion Kuehes, New Veilings, New Belts New Flannel Blouses, New Golf Jerseys, (for Ladies) New Ribbons and Laces, New Chatelaines, New Purses, &c.L fl.Bauleu COPY AVAILABLE 7525 5665 7844 • —* THE SHERBROOKE EXAMINER, SEPTEMBER 2*2, 1902, BOY WANTED ft* " Sv .p£HSONALS.Correbpondence.Boy wanted at the Examiner Ofttce.at once.Apply F tf-a FOR «ALE )K HALF.rHKAP.JfOod Work Hon*.l‘r|ce K a.BAin i.KTT.Flour ami Mill.Sherbrooke Œbe Ejamtner, PI HLIKHE1» BY STKVEN8 At PRICE Mill* To thi Editor qf the EXAMINER.Dear Sir:-Permit met thtough your coiumnn, to announca to teai’hers and School CommiHHiori-friends j er* the Annual Convention of I Protestant Tewhers, to be held in w u I the Montreal High School on Oct, Host wick went to Mon- j {) 1() an,j j j instructionM TAX TRANSVAAL FOR THE LATE WAR.hi* si n SuBr-crlpilon 1100 per year »d£“no* : oiooUim 5Uc.three mouthM S c.-IX Wanted MONDAY.SEPT.22.1902.A,^".Vr'KM.hbA.o Buiith.15 Montreal «treeL Farm For Sale.When washing greaay dihlie* or pole and pun-, Lever’s Dry Soap (a powder), will remove the grease with the groateet ease.TSAKM FOH SALE, on the river SL Francis.FA?inilee from Lennoavile.cultivation.A ifniid hw -*.!*1"'.'^ " “,CT r;:So"MX» auîi'oma Terme In the lacrosse match on Satur clav between the Cornwalls and the Shamrock*4, the latter won easily with a score of five to two.barn to churiLe oa*y ; * >o, -part•.•ul«-appl^«li.A„I,K^ e*.A.nnoxville.Que .* Aurf.13 FOH SALE.The undersigned ofFei Mill and Shop Mtuated Mill.Saw River.For particular Sm/AuR.H ot h mills an ippl V for sale bin Orb}t ___' Moon unnlnK order.jood BROWN, Moc > River.Farm for Sale.—-æsfSr tfleo o In i^38* to P.KM BUR V, BwhopK Urotwing, Que.The ambulance was called to Dr.A N Worthington’s iewidence last evening to remove Peter Paradis to the Protestant Hospital, who had been injured by the Stiver cats on the Lennoxville H >ad.Burglars bioke into the store of W.II Fuller last night, but seem ed very 1 tile booty, about one dollar, all the change there was in the till, and some canned goods.So far there is no clue.Never is time more precious than when fcome member of the faiii ly is attacked by colic, dysentery or any bowel trouble.The doctor is distant but it Peiry Davis’ Painkiller is near all dangei is soon ended.FOR SALE District Magistrate H.W vena is in Sweetsbii'g today.M !*H.A R.Wil son and Master Henry Wilson are visiting in Danville.Mr.A.D treal on Saturday to visit and daughter.Miss Crombie, of Kingsbury, is a guest of Mrs.K.Ai mitage, hast Sherbrooke.Mr.K.White, of the Gazette Montreal, has been in the c tv the past few dayrs the guest or the Hon.Mr Justice White.Mrs.II.Bduett, of Woonsocket, H I , is in the city on a visit to her mother, Mrs.Geo.Campbell, Queen Street.Miss Maty D laney, who lifts been visiting friends in town the na^t week r turned to lier home in Montreal today._________ Mr ^ l id win Brooks and t hree children, from Indian Head, N.W.X., arrived at Lennoxville last week on a visit to relatives.Mrs.Hollis Martin, of East Sherbrooke, who has been visiting her daughter, Mr.F.Barton, ot (iranitevil'e, Vt., the past two mouths returned home Saturday.Mrs Francis Bennetts and Miss Sylvia Bennetts returned home Friday night from a journey to England.They came over on the Tunisian and had a tine passage.Col.H.R.Fraser and Mrs Fraser have returned to town after an extended tour lasting several werks, during which they have visited many places of inteiest in the States.The following instructions are necessary and must be followed exactly to ensure reduced rates on the leading lines: - Buy a ticket to Montreal and at the same time procure from the agent a “Standard Certificate” form This must be presented to our treasurer on Oct 11, for his signature.Present this signed certificate when buy ing a return ticket in Montreal It should be presented tf) minutes before time for leaving.If no standard certificate can be obtained, get the agent to state, in writ ing, that he has none.I thank you, Mr.Editor, for your kind courtesy in allowing me thus to address the teachers in this way.Yours faithfully, W.A.KNEELAND, Secretary.Riverside School, Montreal.The Contest In Stanstead.Mr.Geo H.St.Pierre, of Coati-cook, was nominated at Ayer s b lat on Saturday to contest Stanstead Cot my at the foithcoming elec tioi .Mr.Rider is the Liberal candidate.The tight will be a warm one as Mr.St.Pierre is very popular in the county.Government Levies Biff Sum on Colonies Towards the Cost.London, September 22—The Daily Mail announces ! that the Government has decided that the Transvaal and the Orange River Colony shall pay £'100,000,(MX) sterling towards the cost of the South | African war and the cost of ad mi-1 nistration.An account has been opened at the treasury and the colonies have been debited to that amount therein A loan will probably be raised, probably in the sum of £50,000,000 sterling.Taxation ot the mining industry; concessions for the sale of dynamite, etc., will contribute materially to the payment of the £100,-000,000 sterling The colonies are, however, to be allowed ample time in which to make this payment.The loan will not be floated for two or three year-4.Mining profits probably will be taxed 10 per cent more than they were before the war, and money will also be obtained by granting all kinds of concessions and mineral rights.C3 BRING YOUR BOY -TO THE- Eastern Townships Clothing House, stll everything that Men and Roys wear.J.L.V1NEBERG « CO., 147 Wellington St.Bell Sign of the Horseshoe.Telephone 338.BIRCHT0N.A largo Arnt clasH farm for 1 state of cultivation : no waste ale.under good land.12IH» sugar ‘'rCfarm Miitahle place in the loin oti umptnn.lOmile» Sherbrooke.Terms to suit purchaser.Also two timber lots at a low pdec.For further particulars ^J^iWELL, .* ‘ Lennoxville, 4w.l Farm for Sale.from MÏC'.Hv.Haifa mile from store and l ost Ofttee.convenient to church and s« hool.one of he finest sugar places in the country, woU rigged cuts 4o tons of hay contains an ftPPj° orefwird of 100 trees; good buildings, frame house, 0 rooms ; new -lory noKlern barn .lost built at a cost of $1,000.together with other out buildings; good spring water m house and barn ; price $2,000 if sold at once.A gold medal ard d ploraa was awarded the Th ir,»a Organ Company hist moi'at Bingley Hall, Birmingham Eng., fur their beau-iful display of o gans.For many years G.A, Le Uron, of this city, has repress nted this firm, which is located in Woodstock, Out.The Rev.Mr.D ly met with an accident Saturday afternoon which fortunately did not result serious ly.He had started out for a ride on horseback when the girth broke and the saddle came off bringing him with it.He fell on the road anil sustained a scalp wound which was attended to by Dr.Williams.He managed to take his work Sunday' and is now quite recovered.Also.134 acre farm, in good '•tat* of culti'a-tiou cuts .tp tons of hav, mostly by machine, pasturcs 30 head of cattle, good apple orchaid, With frame house nearly |^el1 ish«îi.water in house and barn, good i wo story to x Isirn; good well rigged; plenty of hard wood on hoth places; t ,mvenient to ehuroh.store and post office; situate two mile- from M.C.Ry.ihe above iiroperty is situated in the thming town of K;« ( '.ifton.and must be sold er is going we-o.The latter property will bt, M»ld if dispoM-.l of at once for the low price $1200.For further information inquiiv of K.C.K IfiMPKl KL1».1 m.*Sept.10 Fast Clifton, Que of Merchants Bank of Canada The noted Westminster Abbey Choir singers made their second appearance at the Clement Theatre on Saturday and were greeted by good audiences at both the matinee and evening concerts, who came to show their apprécia tion of the musical abilities of the well trained vocalists from the old Dnd.The programme consist d of glees, madrigals and solos, and the execution of the several parts elicited hearty encores from the audience.Since their visit here last spring some new musical talent has been added to the group, which has greatly strengthened the combination.The concert was a rare treat to lovers of harmony and high class art.Thanksgiving Day.Street Car and Team Collide, "'At about eight o’clock last evening as the Lennoxville Car was proceeding on its way to Lennox ville under charge of Motorman Roy and Conductor Dion, and was i just rounding the curve near the car barn, the car came in contact with a team driven by Peter Paradis and before the car could be stopped the occupant of the t jam was thrown out and received a scalp wound.The wagon was slightly damaged but the hor*e received such injuries that it died shortly afterward-4.The man was at once taken to Dr.A.N.Worthington’s office and from here he was conveyed to the Protestant Hospital in the ambulance.Supt.Smith of the Street Railway in conversation with a representative of the Examiner this morning said that the car was proceeding to Lennoxville on time and when rounding the curve at the east side ot the car barn the motorman noticed a team coining towards the car on the track, heat once reversed his motor and applied the brakes but before the car could be stopped the team and car collided, the man was thrown out receiving a scalp wound and the horse received injuries which esused his cath.Tiie Supt.said that Motorman Roy was one of the most careful men in the employ ot the company, he also stated that the car was only running at about half speed as they always slow down at this eu» ve.The car was stopped before it run its length.The Work Our Being Done Schools.at To the Editor of Thb Examiner.Sir,—Having heard from various sources that twenty or more boys had left our Academy and were now pursuing their studies at Sc.Charles Seminary, I took the liberty of looking into the matter last Friday.I discovered on investigation that only four boys who attended the Academy last year were attending St.Charles Seminary this year, and that in every case the reason for their so doing was that they might the better qualify themselves for commercial life.Four other boys have gone to work and two are at Stanstead.In addition to these, six girls who were in attendance at the Academy last year are this year in attendance at the Convent.It is difficult to get at the true reason for this, but if some of the parents who have withdrawn their girls from the Academy and sent them I to tne Convent have done so, sup posing they will get a better education, they are making a huge mistake.But we are glad to know, that in some cases at least, this is not the true reason.11 may bsinteresting to your readers to know exactly what branches are being taught in the higher grades of the Academy aud#what proportion of time is being given to each subject.The figures in following table show the number of hours spent over each subject:— Where is the Birchtoo corre spondent?I hope he has not been ill ever since he last told you about us.If so it is time some one was extending our sympathy.Birehton st'dl lives and is more wideawake than ever.Our Union Sabbath school held their annual picnic last Saturday in Mr.J.L.Taylor’s beautiful sugar place, much to the enjoyment of all present.The much anticipated conceit will take place in the near future.Special talent from Bury, S wyer-ville, Eaton Corner , Cookshire, and Bishop’s Crossing will be in attendance .Dook out for date, you will be sorry it you miss it.Miss G.Hannah, of Port Carling, Ont, is the guest of Rev.and Mrs.Walker Miss Percival who is teaching at Sand Hill, spent Sunday with friends here.m .Mr.and Mrs.A.W Bradley and little daughter, of Lennoxville, spent Sunday with Mr.Ernest Todd., .Miss Mary Rankin who is teaching at Slab City, was the guest ot Miss Verna Taylor on the 21st.Miss L.Rolfe who is attending the Cookshire Academy, spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs.Alonzo Todd.Much sympathy is expressed in this community fer Mr.George Ayer, of Sherbrooke ( a former resident of this place) in the loss To The POLICY HOLDERS In The IMPERIAL PIRE INSURANCE GO This company having amalgamated \vi hthe “Alliance Assurance Oomuany, Limited,” and the Alliance bavin* been for some time re presented by another Agent here, the company’s interests have, as mly could be expected, been left with thelfoi ménagent.This however will not necessitate any change of policies jby those insured in the “ Imperial,” whose interest will continue to be looked after by the undersigned, as will be morejlfully explained to you by letter.„ .Yours very truly, G E X G- K.FRASER, 30ÏÏÜN & r.IRE R- R PINE CARRIAGE Connecticut and Passumpsic Division.r/u Short and Direct Route U all points in New England and New York.-»nmnier Arrangement in Effect- JUNE 23, 1902.Trainh ran daily except Sunday, except wheL otherwise noted.^ Unavoidable delays excepted: subject to change without notice.TRAINS LEAVE SHERBROOKE: HAIL Top Surrey, two seats with pole.Made to order in New York last May.In perfect order, used but little.Will sell for two thirds first cost if bought ot once.M 1ft of his wife, a lady friends here.who had many Jhe largest £ank in the] Sastern townships.ACCOUNTSIISOMCITKI).GfO.carromrs - mnaaei • siierbrooke.11 is altogether likely that the Cabinet will fix Thanksgiving Day for the middle of next month.The Coronation Choir at St.Peter’s Church.Methodist Church.The East Sherbrooke Union Cot tage Prayer Meeting will be held on Tuesday evening at the home of Mr.Siler.The East Sherbrooke Ladies Aiu will meet with Mrs.J.Smith, 1 ine Avenue, on Tuesday afternoon.The Wednesday evening prayer meeting is withdrawn this week in order to join in the mass meeting in the Congregational Church that evening.The Rev.G.J.Bond, ot Halifax, will preach church ft universal y st-rmons next Sunday.The ouer-ings are to aid the 1 srsonage 1 Fund.The Rev.Mr.Bond is widely known as a man ot g-eat ability and will doubtless attract laige congregations.V\Te are now prepared to V \ show our full range of TWEEDS for this Summer’s tra(le—imported direct by us, and embracing the effects shown by the leading BrLish and Continental High-class Tailors.JNO.O.DUNCAN, Tailor and Men’s Outfit tor Church Anniversary.A« already announced the 57th auniveisary of the MeUiodist Church in Sherbrooke will be recognized bytspeeial armons on the 2Sth September instant on which occadon the Rev.Geo.J B md..in.Pnllrnan car* Qm lwc to Portland daily ex ccpt Sunday.tOCOMODATION I^eavc Quebec leave Levis 7.26 p.m.brooke 9.35 a.m.Leave Levi except Saturday.*or time table, ticket» and all information apply to \ny of the Company's A gen la.GEO.AYER has the largest and oest stock on hand, for sale, to be found in the Eastern Townships.(Jail and see.Prices right.GEO.AYER Opposit Strathcona 1 Square.G H.FOSS AGENT FOB PRINCIPAL Canadian and American j* STEAMSHIP LINES Tickets at lowest rates to all parts of t.ho world.No 2 Stratheona Square - • Shi BOTH TELEPHONES.â H.BROOKS Orftanint of Plymouth Churrh Teacher of Piano and Organ 5 BEI.I.RWK AVKNt'K, Sherbrooke, Que.A.H BROOKS Piano Tuning 5 Bku.kvuk Avkm k Sherbnxike.Que.Im.SepL yj .06 arrive p.m She* daily.-*K\M G »U'N ! >Y, Gon.Manag»T.it.walqh, Gon.Pan.Agi.= NO SPAVINS The womt possible ppavln can be cured In 45 minutes.Binjthenn.Curb* and SpIlRta jnnt ns Quick.Not rainful and never has failed.Detailed information about this Dew methc»d sent free to horse owners.Write today.Ask for pemphlet Nat Î1® n»«Uf Rfm.,(h«ail«U.IS Troel Hl.,WMl.T«reet«,0*t.ONLY C01