The Sherbrooke examiner, 14 janvier 1903, mercredi 14 janvier 1903

The Sherbrooke Examiner.iEIwI-WEEKLY EDITION VOL.VI.NO.24.New Series SHERBROOKE, QUE., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14 1903 PRICE ONE CENT It Will Pay You To Investigate * * * ©ur Line of Tools * - l o FOR O Holiday Goods We hive a fine display The best ever shown here, COHE AND SEE.—FINE— N.T.Dussault Was Elected President and Alex.Ames Vice-President.Carpenters.Machinists and Steam Fitters We have been (telling Tools for over twenty-flve year* with increa*in&.*alo* urlpresent stook i* one of ihe tno*t ami largest In the country.A*k for prices if you want the Best U the «me price* as the * ju*t a, goo regular price.W.T.OUGHTRED.MARBLETON tai'e on Exhibition was considerably larger than last year in retrly ve y account, the total Ir ing 15.an increase nf 75.Pi »ze* an- »n t is $510 75 tiioie, w igHs $257 10, general expense $177 02, g«imial repairs $838 54 advertising $400, printing a ul >tat onery $27.28, hay aiui sciaw$20 IS, postage$05 17.judges’ ¦ *vli N.T.DUSSAULT, 1’hksidknt.ALKX.AMKH, Vick Pkrhidknt EVERYTHING FOR MEN IF1 ROM HEAD TO FOOT.STAR CLOTHING HALL, ¥ Mr.W.M.Tomlinson then read the eighteenth annual report of the directors.He said Gent eraen: — Your Directors have again the pleasure of informing you that in -pit© of adverse circumstances, che past Exhibition, both in ex hi bits an 1 attendance surpassed all previous years.Tne uncertainty about.the Government Grant made the hold ing of an Exhibition doubtful until late in the season, and the weather during Fair week, with the exception on Wednesday, was very unsettled.The total paid admissions, however, were 30,448 ngainst 29,623 last year and all departments were well filled.The evening performances seem to be growing in popularity uith our visitors, the total receipts being $1,842.25, an increase over $352 25.It was fully expected that ar rangements would have been made to raise a certain sum of money for the purpose of erecting new buildings, by means of an issue of debenture bonds, and on March 10th.a special meeting of the shareholders was called to approve this scheme but the Exhibition Bdl, as it passed the House, was utterly valueless to this As*o ciation, consequently the «ame problem of providing means for absolu» el y necessary buildings will h we to be faevd by the new Bo *rd Dir ctors.The Q leb c G >ver iniont-, grant was reduced to $3.0)0, hut th City of Sh n’brook" i - • 'a^ed h Annual giant from $1,000 to #2 000 Special mention must be m.vic of the Dairy Exo-bit T ie generous prizes offered by the Eastern Township- Bank, attracted one of the largest ai»d|best ex in oils of butter and ehoe^e eve.-een in Canada, not only from this Province, bn al-o from Ontario and New Brunswick, th * fi st .W* W.M.TOMLINSON, Skcrktarv Mirrors Mirrors ! Bhitish Hkvki.Mirrors (àbrman Bevel Mirrors Sihk k Glass Mikkobs Mihkors 4x6 in.up to 54 x 72 Mirrors for the Pari or Mirrors for trk Offhtû Mirrors f »h tbk Kituhkn Mirrors for thk Bath Hook Mirrors from 15c up to $25 00 Place your order now when the stock is complete.Edwards Furniture Co.171 WELLINGTON STREET.Billiard and Pool Tables.Farmers sous was also inaugurât- 4Ves $80 11, prize lists $38.32, ed this year, and for a fiist attraction* being less by $160.24.attempt was a decided success.Tne amount transfened from In order to protect Exhibitors Exhibitio i ncc >unt tn Profit and i»i*heMrtn Building a large por- L s- vh** $1,343 50, and this acc'»iuu tion of the roof had to be re- al ter ers at the extremely low prices below : The Montreal Dally Star and The Sherbrooke Examiner.43.50 The Montreal Daily W'ltnc**w and The Sherbrooke Examiner.3 00 The Family Herald and Weekly Star and|The Sherbrooke Examiner.1.75 The Weekly Witnos* and The Sherbrooke Examiner.1.60 The Weekly Witne**, Northern Moneenger and The Sherbrooke Examiner 1.70 The Farmer’s advocate and The Sherbrooke Examiner.The Toronto WeeklyfOlobe ahd The Sherbrooke Examiner.The American Agriculturist and The Sherbrooke Examiner, ( ') one year.1.75 * fn connection with the above a beautiful A rt Calendar i* altto given away to all who subscribe for thi* combination.ÇySend in your subscription at once.STEVENS & PRICE, Sherbrooke.81 THE SHERBROOKE EXAMINER, JANUARY 14, 1903 Honest Medicines There is one thing that.I want thie ad.to make plain.It is that I am trying to make every person in this community understand that when they buy médecines, or in fact any drug store goods at my pharmacy, they get the very BEST that is possible for their money to purchase.It makes no difference, whether you strike a bargain price, or whether you pay the regular, advertised, manufacturer’s price, or whether you buy some drug, the price of which is not known to you, vou can count on everything being STRICTLY FIRST-QUALITY.We may, and do often, give bargain prices, but under no circumstances will vve sell you second class goods.GRIFFITH The Druggist.Stratlcona Drag Hall 61 Wellington St.OUR METALLIC CEILINGS ^ WALLS Are both artistic and serviceable.Popularly used by practlca! people everywhere.in six III 3 Easily applied—most moderate in cost—tire-proof, sanitary and wonderfully durable—with countless designs to select from.Write uft for booklet telling all about them.METALLIC ROOFINQ CO Limited Wholesale Mtr*.TORONTO, CANADA.Eastern Townships Agr’tural Association oniinned from pane ! under the atispicBS of th?.s Associa* tioo.T.Ah to the future, your Directors have every confidence in the continued suc cess of the Exhibition, provided that reasonable support can be counted on from the Quebec Government and the City of Sherbrooke.The thanks of the Association are due to the Quebec Government the City of Sheibrooke, the hast ere Townships Bank, the Dom inion Shorthorn Breeders Association, Hon.M.H.Cochrane, Messrs.S.L.Clough, G.It.Smith, The Massey Harris Co., The Creamery Package Co., The Merchants and Hotel Keepers of Sherbrooke and others for the grants and special prizes, and to the Directors of the Local Society for their valuable aid during Exhibition week.The report was adopted on motion of Mr.Alex Ames.The election of officers was then proceeded with, and Messrs.J A Archambault and A.C.Miquelon were appointed scrutineers.The ballot resulted as follows:— PATRONS.Hon.S A.Fisher, Minister of Agriculture.Hun.A.Turgeon Commissioner of Agriculture.VICE PATRONS.HonTMr.Justice Hall, Hon.M H.Cochrane, F.P.Buck, Esq., R H.Pope, M.P., L E.Panneton, K C , Hon.L.E.Gilman, M.L.O.Hon.J.C.McCorkill, R.W Heneker, F>q , J.R Woodward E*q , Hon M.F.Hackett.Col.O C.Patten, Hon.H.Thos.Duffy, E W Tobin, M.P., The Mayor Sherbrooke.DIRECTORS.N T Dussault, A Ames, L Bavlev, S L Clough, J A Cochrane E W Far well, C A French.H lï Fraser, J F Learned, G A LeBaron P S (i Mackenzie, Geo R Smith, L A.Wm Morris, L H Olivier, Di P Pelletier, H D Smith, W Webster.J A Wiggett, F B Wil son.H S Foster After some further business the meeting of the shareholders was adjourned, and at the meeting the directors Mr.N.T.Dussault was re-elected president, and Mr Alex Ames vice-president.AGENTS FOR .Eastern Townships.OOOOOOOO' 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.lelliBgtonlSt.- Sherbrooke.Nervous Dyspepsia.A Disease Very Common To The American People, But Now Quickly Remedied.A SURE CURE.The Mayor of Toronto.Advocates Reform In Civic Administration.In a case of Nervous Dyspepsia doctor sees two tilings, first, that the digestion is deranged, and second, that the nerves are in a starved irritable condition.If abreast of the time, and iw touch with the latest discoveties the doctor is sure to advise Ferro-zone, which is now universally per-cribed in cases'of acute Indigestion and Dyspepsia Ferrozone is prepared specially for diseases of the stomach and bowels, and as a sure cure for Nervous Dyspepsia has proved itself a thousand times to be superior to *11 others.Where Ferrozone is taken after each meal, it is impossible for Dyspepsia or Indigestion to exist.It digests the food before it has bad time to ferment in the stomach, and by its regular use one is enabled to eat and drink anything at any time, without fear of bad results.Ferrozone relieves that distressing headache, and burning feeling in the stomach peculiar to dyspepsia.It regulates the action of the bowels, kidneys and liver; strengthens the nerves and makes the sed looking dejected dyspeptic feel like a new man in twenty-tour hours.The general manager of a Toronto Manufacturing Company who u-ed Ferrozone with very marked results, says: “The strain of conducting a large business brought on a seige of Nervous Indigestion about a year ago, which 1 endeavored in vain to shake off.Doctors told me only a complete rest would cure me, but not being able to spare the time, I used Fer rozone instead.It perfectly restored my good health in a short time.I have confidence in the merits of Ferrozone, and am pleased to recommend it.’ What Ferrozone can do for you can be best proven by giving it a trial.Every reliable druggist recommends and sells it, price r>0(\ a box, or three boxes for $1.25.Sent to your address by mail it price is forwarded toN.C.Poison & Co., Kingston, Ont.Toronto, January 12 Mayor Uiquhart’s inaugur i address this morning advocated many reforms in the administra; ;on.He would give the Boai t of Control still larger poweis, making it the supreme executive head of the new council, the function of the council to be purely legislative, and thus abolish all the standing committees.He advocates taking strong measures against the Street Railway Company in an effort to make it live up to its agreement with the city, also to acquire the works of the gas company, to secure more parks and nlaygrounds in the city.It asks tn© city to cooperate with the exhibition board to secure an all-Canada exhibition for Toronto this season.He also advocates allowing every facility to every radial railway to enter the city.He would allow the electors to intervene in the administration of affairs if they consider the interests of the city are being sacrificed.Prof.IT.Hodgson E'Us* Official Analyst to the Dominion Government, reports that Su n-light Soap contains “no free alkali,”—that means no damage to the clothes or Jtands.Sosp REDUCES EXPENSE s bi , A4 w n Î A«k f#r t*« aetAcem Bar Tiain leaving Sheibrooke at 5.10 a.m.daily except Monday—makes close connection at Montreal with through solid trains to Toronto, London, Detroit, Ottawa, Winni-I>eg and Vancouver.Train leaving at 3.35 p.m.daily except Sunday makes close con* nection at Montreal with solid trains to Minneapolis, Ottawa, St.Paul.Minn., Toronto, London and Detroit.W H BOTTUM City Fsdwmner Affeat.%.r i‘'.aiding.Bell Tslrv hr e ISB.Stkamship Tickets to all Parts of the World.INSURANCE MELBOURNE.The Dominion Bridge Co., are putting the trestle work up, under the sup!©vision of Wm.Ross ot Rich mord, preparatory to erection T the superstructor of the bridge between here and Richmond.The heavy snow storm of Sun-lav night and Monday, blocked up he country roads badly in unvicinity.Something new and lTp-to dnt» ! This is all very well but yvimt about the old things that have itood the test of time?Now th**rt is "The D & L” Emulsion ; eve* y body knows you cannot find a better preparation for all Lung troubles.Municipal Elections.mu*i• i Bishop and T C.i Notes From Coaticook Mrs.T.Evans, of Richmond, is spending a few weeks in town with her daughter, Mrs.Harry Fox Miss Mattie Clarke, St.Johns-bury, Vt., is the guest of her ci u si in Miss Mamie Auckland.The Young Ladies’ Circle ot the Methodist Church will be entei-tained at the home of Miss Nellie Shurtleff, next Thursday.Miss May Doak, who has been spending the holiday season with her mother, Mrs.G.D.Doak, returned to Dunham s Ladies College, to resume her studies there., , , Mrs.Watson, who has been visiting Mrs.T.C.Thompson for several weeks, returned to her home, Sheibrooke, today.Mrs.R.G.Trenholme is in Sherbrooke, where she is the guest of her brother, Mr.George Arm! tag©.Mr.Bert Stevens went to Dunham on Monday, where he will visit his grandpai ents.Mrs.Matt.LeBaron, of Hatley, spent a few days in town last week, the guest of Mrs.(Rev.) A.Stevens., The new Councillors for the Centre and North Wards are Messrs.M.A.Cummings for the former, and O.E.Gronberg for the latter, in place of the retiring councillors, Messrs.K.W.Ashurst and Ludger Dupuis.There being no opposition they w ere elected by acclamation.Martin and Dl and J.B.and Diarrhoea Weakens the System.And if not checked becomes a chronic condition.No remedy compares with Nerviline, which is prepared specially for stomach and bowel troubles.As a radical cure for Cramps, Colic, Gas m the Stomach, Summer Complaints, Nerviline excels everything in the medical line, is an indispensable household staple, and costs only 25c.Buy a bottle today.Try Dr.Hamilton’s Mandrake Pills.________ Sir Wilfrid and Lady Laurier arrived in Quebec on Monday evening.While King Alfonso of Spain was returning from church, a man tired at one of the carriages in the royal procession.No one was hurt.< following are ‘¦•oiue ot the nf the »• ct> os in outside btie-» on .'*¦>! '.day : Crossing—L.Hebert b Marbu* o R A.Oughtred and B.R Bishop.Windsor Mills J.H.Marcotte, Mayor, I.Botvin, E.McCome and W Harrison, and a contest between A.iViibctte an«l A.Duiresne.CoaticookTO.E.Gronberg and M.A.Cummings.Harford -C.E, Baldwin and O Juden ville.Broinpton Falls—O Larabertand Vachai le Ponton, re-elected.Broinpton—N.Loiselle and Mayor L.Richard.Danville—J.Masson and M O’Bready.Lennoxville—C.N.Pierre Breton.Ascot—Angus Robinson in place f S A.McFadden, Duford.Richmond—Chas.Campbell E.J.Pearson.Cleveland—Alexander Stewart and E.N.Evans.„ , , East Angus—Denis Roland, Samuel Cooper, re-elected.Saw yervilte—Herbert Hunt and Jacob Laroche.Cookshire—W.H.Learned and J I).Gauthier, re-elected.North Hatley—J.G.Samson and F A.McKay.Hatley—Stephen Colt and Geo.Rexford.Township of Stanst°ad—T Rider, re elected, and between W.H.Rediker nest Sheldon.Rock Island—R v.A.Lee Holmes and C.C.Wells.Stan-dead Plain—J.H.Williamson and P A.Bissonuette.Barnston Charles Cushing Ben Auckland, re-elected.Township ot Compton—Councillors John Manson re elected, and Frank Benoit elected by aedama-tion., Village of Compton—Daniel S uiltry re-elected, and Jos.Bureau elected by acclamation.Eaton J.M.Learned and W.S.Mac Kay were re-elected by acclamation.Waterville At a held last Monday in the town the following gentlemen were re elected councillors Mr.F.G.Gale by acclamation, aiso Mr.David Johnston by acclamation ai d Mr.Peter Swanson by acclamation in place of Mr.W.C.Clark wlin d'ul not desire re-election.The Council is now composed of CURRIER'S, Mrs.Darill and son, of Foster, attended the wedding of her niece, Mist Shonyo.MLéf Martha Knight was the guest of her sister, Mrs.George W.Currier, on Saturday and Sun day last.MLs Alice Traver, of Magog, was the guest of her aunt, Mrs.D.D.Shonyo.Mr.and Mrs.Lyman Libby visited bis sLter, Mrs.D.Connolly, also at Mr.Melvin Hoyt’s Mr Maxim Longe is confined to the house with an attack of la grippe.Miss Seale and Mr.Martin, or Granby, Attended the wedding of Miss Seale’s brother, Capt.W.R Seale, to Miss G.Shonyo.Miss Mamie Currier is visiting friends in Magog.A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated at the residence of Mr.and Mrs.1).D.Shonyo, Magog, on Wednesday, January 7th 1903, when their granddaughter, Gladys Mabel, second daughter of H.D.Shonyo, of Milletta, was wedded to Capt.Wellington Richard Seale, of Granby, The ceremony was performed by the Rev.J.F.Cox, Missionary at Sioux Reserve, Griswald, Manitoba, a cousin of the bridegroom.Follo wing the ceremony a sump tuous dinner was served to which tlie guesth to the number of about thirty did ample justice.Tin bride looked neat in a Zibeline dress trimmed white silk land appliquer, esteem in \vh eh they were is manifest by the numerous valuable gilts.Alter the diiimo wan served the newly married couple took the C.P.R.atternoon train for Montreal and other points amid the best wishes of all their friends.After their honeymoon trip is over Mr.and Mrs.vSeale w ill reside in Granby.AETNA* ALLIANCE, COMMERCIAL UNION* GUARDIAN.HARTFORD LANCASHIRE, LONDON, NORTH BRITISH db MERCANTILE, QUERN, ROYAL, WESTERN, , Sherbrooke’s Leading Fire Insurance Office,.Established 1875 McCarthy Block These Fire Insurance CompaniesCwith a Combined Capital of over JIOO.OOO.OOO.OO art represented by W.S.DRESSER & CO lÆ Strathcona Sbuare.Bell Phone 114 People*» Phone SIR WILFRID WILL RETIRE.NOT blur with The held and “A Little Cold, You Know” will become a great danger if it be allowed to reach down from the throat to the lungs.Nip the peril in the bud with Allen’s Lung Balsam, a sure remedy containing no opium.His Duties, However, Will Be Made Light.Ottawa, January 12—The report was in such persistent circulation yesterday that many usually well informed people were of opinion that Sir Wilfrid Laurier has prepared his colleagues at Saturday’s meeting for his early retirement from the premiership.Today enquiries as to the truth of the story was received here from several quarters.Evidently the ‘-tory originated in Montreal.Whatever may have been said by Sir Wilfrid as to his ultimate intention the assurance is given by his colleagues that nothing was conveyed to them to justify the story of his euly i tireme .t.“The Film© Minister,” said a gentleman today, who ought to know’, “is vastly im roved in lealtli and believes his complete restoration is only a matter d time.He will eertaudy meet Pav-isment and hopes to be able to g-> through the session without retrograd ng in the matter of hi> health.Of course his colleagues will do their utmost to relieve him of the burden of routine, and doubtless the Minister of Finance will take a more active share iu the leadership of the House Rut, beyond that there is nothing whatever in the stories ab ut the Premier being apprehensive as to the effect which the work of the session may have upon the progress of the recovery.’’ How the Cocaine Habit Starts.Every One is looking over their clothing just now.If you have anything to be Dyed or Cleaned we’ll do it.No delay.Orders livered in two or three days.urs ciïï III SM DÏE 6 WATER STREET.Train* leave Sherbrooke for Montreal.Toronto.Chicaxo a* d West at 3.39 a.m.tdailyt and 3.*-K p.m.«daily except Sun-day».For Montreal and Quebec at IS)and 9.38 .m.For Richmond, Arthaba*ka at d Quebec, 6.30 p.m.For Coaticook.Island Pond and Portland, 11.96 *.m.daily except Sunday, and 11.50 p.m.daily.Coaticood and Inland Pond at 8.06 o m.daily except Sunday.Coaticook 4.57 p.m.aaily except Sunday.TOURIST SLEEHKR8 leave Monterai Mondays and Wedr.etidaya at 16 HO p.m* for < alifornia, connecting at Chicago with similar tourist cars for all pointa weal.In addition to the railway fare, a «mall .-uru i.- charged for the «deeping aeconiodation.Pa*»engert, leaving feherbiooke on 3 28 p.m.fa«t Express will connect with this car at Montreal.FOR C OM FORT TRAVEL by the GRAND TRI W RAP W vY SYSTEM.For ticket*, it .tic.céping can, etc.1 apply to C.H.FOSS, ity Paaserger and Ticket Agent, 2 Wellington St.Art Bmidlng, HELD FOR GRAND JURY.Miss Richardson, \ecused of Poisoning, Remanded.BAIL FIXED AT $5,000.R.contest and Fr- aud loll wing gentlemen km B.WelL, J as McGovern, M Hodgson, David Johnston, Smith and Peter Swanson.Dix ville-The retiring councillors tor Dix ville were C.F.Wallis and L.W.Wright.Samuel Swailes and W.H.Bryan were elected by acclamation to till the vacancies.Barford -The retiringc iiiicillors were E.Baldwin and F.Jubiu-ville, both were .re-elected by acclamation.Melbourne The following municipal councillors were elected in this and neighboring nmuiejp* lities Melbourne Village-The retiring courcdlors were Messrs.A’ex.McDonald and .1 B F» ege »u who were re-tlected by acclama tion._ Melb urne and Brompton Gore— Mss J J Weed and Jos.Dus on were reelected by accla- ; matlon.i South Durham —M* ssrs.Ghawe* ! Church h *i Patrick Murphy we re-elec ©d b cc imation Chelsea, Jan.12.—In the Chelsea district court today, Judge Bosson announced that be had decided to hold Miss Katherine V.Richardson, charged with attempting to murder her mother by poisoning, at Revere, for the February grand jury.The amount of bail was placed at $5,0(X), the same fixed at the ime of the defendant s arrest Shortly after the delivery of the judge’s opinion on theca*-©, Wm.L Wood and Harry U.Richardson qualified as bondsmen for Miss Richardson and she continued at liberty.While Judge Bosson was giving his decision the defendant ap oublie meeting I pea red ill at case, but when the the tow^hafi deci-iou was made known, ?he the town nan I Uughed Rnd cbatted ireely with a nur se who sat in a seat among the spectators.In giving fcis decision, Judge Bosson said he was satisfied if the evidence given by the prosecution in itself was sufficient to cause the belief that a crime was committed, the evidence of the dele nee was not to be taken into account to any extent.The facts on which the finding was arrived at were as follows.„ , w Mrs.Dr.Kenney found Mrs.Richardson ill and diagnosed the case as one of arsenical poisoning.Later after the doctor bad seen Miss Richardson give Mrs.Richard son tablets, the older woman had another ill turn, and the doctor diagnosed this also as arsenical poisoning.The finding of arsenic concealed wTith bromide on Miss Richardson’s Pierson when arrested, ia the mind of the court, confirm ed, or partially confirmed, the doctor’s diagnosis.The evidence presented by the experts was conflicting and the court would not pass on that point.In view of all these facts the court is convinced that a crime has b.en committed and that reason-able cause has been shown why tfi.case should be passed upon by , the G.Gale, J.Generally from using catarrh snuffs and ointments containing this deadly drug.It ia well to remember that the only direct scientist cure for catarrh, is Cat arrhozone, which cures by the inhalation of medicated air.Simply breathe Catarrhozone, and it will cure all forms of Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma, Lung Troubles and Deafness.Every breath from Catarrhozone Inhaler soothes, heals and relieves.Permanent cute guaranteed even though other remedies failed.Try Catarrhozone, price $1.00, small size 25c.Druggists, or N.C.Poison & Co., Kingston, Out.Dr.Hamilton’s Pills Cure Billi-emsnees.GREAT EXCITEMENT SHERBROOKE.IN Over a Guarantee given by the Shei brooke Druggists.We, the undersigned, agree to guarantee them preparations on the following conditions Smith's North American Indian Rheumatic and Kidney Cure, by the use of 6 bottles, to cure any case of rhuBiatisni or Kidney trouble, m matter how long standing.In case any person is not cured they must present a sworn statement before a Justice of the Peace that they have not been helped by this medicine We will then refund the money.Smith’s Indian Cough Symp we guarantee by the use of t AO bottles to cure any case of croup or cough * xcept consumption.Wm Smi h, Coaticook.P.Q.proprietor and solo agent for Canada and United States.F T.ANSELL, D.J.McMANAMY E.C.FRASER, W.H GRIFFITH.Are very list fill mot acceptable.THE BEST PLACE TO SELECT THEM IS AT CORMIER’S Everything dainty and up to date.TîïiTOIlïïJTTl RAILWAY )u and after October 12th.1902, trains will ran daily (Stinday excepted) as follows: Vo.34 THE MARITIME EXPRESS will lea* Montreal daily except Saturday at 12.01 noon for Halifax, N.S., the Sydneys, St, John.N.B., and other pointa in the Mar it ime Provinces.C Vo.33 THE MARITIME EXPRESS, from Bints as abo\u, will arrive daily except onday at 5.30 p.m.Vo.152 EXPRESS for Levis will leave daily except Sunday at 7.40 &.W., due to arrive at 1.05 p.m.\To.151 EXPRESS will leave Levis daily except Sunday at 4.20 p.m., due to arrive at Montreal at 10.00 p.m.Vo.1.50 EXPRESS for Levis leaves daily except Sunday at 11.45 nm., due to arrive at Levis at « 50 a.m.and connecting with express for ( ' impbellton.N.B.Vo.14S EXPRESS for Nicolet leave daily except Sunday at 4.30 p.m.Vo 145 EXPRESS from Nicolet arrives at Mon treal daily except Sunday at 10.30 a.m.Vo.149 EXPRESS leaves Levis daily except Sunday at 7.00 p.m., due to arrive iu Montreal at 0.45 a.m VeHtibu e trains with luxurious Sleeping anl Dining caraand first cla-s coaches, on t he m »r-ime tvipre**.Through Sleeping car* bet ween Mon real and Halifax.All trains run by east-irn standard time.D POTTINGER, General Manager.Moncton, N.B., October 10th, 1982.H.A.PKK E General Passenger AgeuL 14S James St., Mot Areal.JAES HARDWELL.Assist.Gt Frght.Vgt., 130 St.James St.(cor.St.Francois-Xavier St.) Montreal.CityiTicket Office.143 St.James SU Monf créai.MY STOCK OF Pine Ties and fancu Braces is complete.Put up in boxes for presentation.Kir SEE THEM.i^l 131 Wellington Street.INSURAN E.OF EVKRY P18CRIPTION Apply to R.R BURUaG K, hoc, tÎLoos, - - Sacttaao JK* A"i3l iea .ani Slckoesi Insurance— ,000 li arance and $15.00 wecxly Indemnity 15 cents a day.Cost >, AMY A; CO W&OLEHAliE WINE MERCHANTS "NTS FOR THE CELEBRATED '’Saratoga HP.RBROOKE, Cocktails.’ QUI AOJtTitBJBL iQOSb Negotiations Proceeding Satisfactorily.London, January 12.—A lengthy communication, supposed to be in the nature of a reply to President Castro’s last note, was handed to the U.S embassy by the Foreign Office today The negotiations are proceeding satisfact >rily.HENRY VEILLKÜX Prop.SHERBROOKE.P.Q.xïi Tm~ Î71.Opposite G.T.R.Btattoii ErjBOTBio Light.Best Accommodation i it Uvft for C.P.K.SoatHon and all part* of the dty pans the door.Dominion Line TEAM 1UPA BOSTON and HALIFAX to LIVERPOOL, *t« Q UEEN8 TO H Y.From Vo-ton From Halifax Canada .March 4th March 6th Canada.April let April 3rd BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.Merion.Jan.17th Feb.21st PORTLAND TO LIVERPOOL.Manxman Ot oraan.olonian.Irishman.Jan.17th Jan.24th Jan: 31h( Feb.7th FOR A VONMOUTH DOCK d' BRISTOL FROM PORTLAND Manxman .Turcoman Jan.Jaa.17lfc 31st 14th Englishman.Feb BOSTON TO MEDITERRANEAN New England.Jan.17th Cambroman.Jan.31at.Commonwealth.Feb.14th Vancouver.Ftb.21at For all particulars »un»ly to C.H.Fow.G.T.R , W H.Bottom.C.P.R.Sherbrcoke, or “The Dominion Line.17 St.Sacr ment st.Montreal.Public Notice Is hereby given that application will be made by Messrs.W.J.Watte, of the City and Dia-.trict of Montreal.Registrar, And William Mitchell, gentleman, and Charles H.Millar, Registrar, both of the town of Drnminon-1 ville, in the District of Aithaba-'ka, to the Legislature of the Province of Quebec nt its next session for an Act to confirm the title to a certain im-novahle property described a* 1.3a and 1.3c, on t he official plan and book of reference in the fourth range of the Township of Broughton, in the County of Beauoe.in the Province of Quebec, and for other purposes.Dated Montreal, January 7th.1903.GRKKNSHIELDS, GREENSHIELDS, HKNKKKRJt MITCHELL 5w24w Solicitors for ApplionnU.HERBR00KE LOAN AND MORTGAGE COMPANY.ADVANCES made on the security o rea estates.Mortgagor purchased.Money take on deposit.C.H.FOSS Secretary Treanurwr inly !6th.1901 tf-w51 I»Mark.EMlly ftnd thoronghly etk-f !*•*'*, eommo»-**nft* pot •!.' • ftW*.Nf.M7.Fkkk A pracstieftf.pa' rated treail** or th-ft In'*car*of I.«mp*1 ' i you ftnk 'or FAmpiurt FIsmIhc Fro*., ch'.» rrort »U, Wa*«, Totaak to Mr.TV o'.i.(be Rr t’Mi preniK lia-< «Rîtiu bron eomiH*llHi to e e»l bis pub io AngHRements account ot illness.it ml y.A orde R chauGo $51100 b»r hoi In» Suffolk c Minty » h cb w H Miew't on th day M Febiuary.w s read direc in»?M^s furnish -icity m « m BRISTOL’S Pills CURE Dyspepsia, Constipation, Palpitation of the Heart, Loss of Appetite, Dropsy, Bilious headache.New Saslidi Door Slion The undersigned now has a nicely equipped Wood-working >hop in the premises built for the Canadian Rand Drill Co.on the Carpet Co’s premises, where he is prepared to furnish all kinds of House Finish, Doors, Sash and Blinds, all thoroughly kiln dried» ?share of public patronage solititod.C.W.BRYANT, 59 Contractor and Builder.appears m* In all t and bept.«lock Undertaker’s Snpplies In he city.Bell Tfhf hon*: t9?, V ¦ -• i t! attention day or night.2 •^Jl.Y CC 45 THE SHERBROOKE EXAMINER JANUARY 14, 1903 3 For Ladies.Dress Goods Kid Gloves Lined Gloves and^Mitts Handkerchiefs Ties Silk Waists Flannel Waists Skirts, .c.Men's Ties, Collars, Braces, Shirts, Mufflers, Caps, Gloves.&c.The above are some of the goods suitable for CHRISI MAS PRESENTS that we have in stock.Assortment is good, Styles are New, and Prices are Reasonable.LENNOXVILLF, A GOOD BEGINNING for the new year will help to make it one of the most successful of your life.If you haven't been among our many satisfied customers we invite you to join them in 1903 and we will try by every fair means to make yon glad you have done so.W.J.H.McKINDSEY, Î THE ' LENNOX VILLE DRUGGIST : a*, mamtmmm .> t 'Ç Mm I ' è^FTl; ™ ( ,/jsJ ” ' • "ü/ ' rjs«t.^ C-’ COPYRIGHT 1ENII MAN'S IN M he may do many things that seem foolish to the casual observer, but he never does anything so foolish as to neglect his personal appearance.When you see him choosing his Fall Ties, Shirts, Underwear and Hats from our new and handsome line of these goods you can know his head is pretty level.Novelties in ties at 50c would attract anyone.Look at our new arrivals.L.A.CODERE Not HowCheap But How Good TW moat •ucceaafui farmer* ia Caaa^j r*ai tka FARMER S ADVOCATE th»y think about their work, they act upoa iU teachings, and they are it* greatest admirer*.It* editor* and contributors are specialists."FARMER’S ADVOCATE stirs: HOME MAGAZINE ¦was ef a^rvmAturaJ thought.mm comtmmm to read it h*.and beemuar thay waat paaciai* earn rtfcinc goad.A BIG orrcR.•eery fceue el Gn FA RM KM ADVOCATE from mm til the ead ef ktetoding the toaatifal Ckrietmes Nawher 1er hath year*.Turns i* mommy.RmA » thmk I act > head far a Area sam*** aary Ü rmm waot to *oa a pi-actiraL ap t»dat« taramr * paper It wdl Your second order is just as good as your first, and we want both.We cau supply your every need promptly, and to your thorough satisfaction.A.F.KINKFAC ACO, CigArs A Tobacco**.Wellington St Sherbrooke.Queen Quality SHOES ARE THE BEST.Wk Sei l Them.MORENCY & MILLET LOCAL AGENTS 3IRECÏI1P0RIER8 Of.iIJiliN Mit l SWH fi»il .J0ÜGB11CISL01D 111! We are therefore in a position to give our auHtomers the benefit, having to pay no mid dlemen's profita.W'e are equipped with the very latent mach nery and will guarantee our work aeston, spent a Sunday in Clarenceville and attended the Methodist Church.At the cloue of the evening service they went forward and thanking Mr.Read for the sermons of the day, handed him a five dollar bill.On Christinas night the regular congregation presented Mr.and Mrs.Read with an address and a purse containing $32 This was followed by a New Year’s gift, a checque for twenty dollars from a gentleman in New York, who attended the Clarence-ville church a few times in summer.Please bear in mind that what is called a skin disease may be but a symptom of bad blood.In that case, Weaver's Cerate, externally applied, should be supplemented with Weaver’s Syrup, taken daily.Montmagny Murder.Mathurin, Convicted, of Murder, Granted a Reserve Case.Quebec, January *13.—Yesterday morning at Montmagny Judge Pelletier granted the motion of Mr.Lane for a reserve case in the instance of Mathuiin, found guilty of the murder of his wife.This case will now go to appeal, toge* her with t hat of Gosselin, for the murder of Mrs.Trahan.Both these important decisions will be brought before the five judges, who will sit in February next, and it will then be decided Ah ther or not the contentions advanced hy the defence of both i prisoners will justify the granting of ^ new trial Fat man Robert McHarg of Ixm don.Oat., was killed, two engines and «even freight cars «mashed in a collision on the G T R.at Port Robinson, Ont., on Saturday.Representatives of the Lard’s Day Alliance and the Dominion Trades Congress interviewed lead-* / m mbeis of the G.,vernrnent at Ot awa with a view to promoting stricter observance of the Sabbath in various branches of work under Fedaral control L.A.GP flnnua Discount Solo.HARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.Discount 10 to 50 p.c.GENERAL LIST OF DISCOUNT per cent.Silks.io to 50 Dress Goods.10 to 50 Linings.10 Flannels.10 to 50 Cottons.10 Prints.10 to 25 Blankets.10 to 20 Linens.10 to 50 Mantles.20 to 50 per cent.Costumes.20 to 50 Skirts.10 to 20 Underwear.10 to 33 Hosiery.10 to 331^ Belts.10 to 50 Umbrellas.10 to 25 White Wear.10 to 50 Small Wares.10 to 20 Keep this list and refer to it when you want to do shopping.We shall also announce every few days some special attractions besides the above.For MONDAY and TUESDAY IT WILL HE Flannelette Underwear for Ladies and Children at 25 p.c.Discount.10 p.c.Discount on all purchases of one dollar or more not already reduced.Discounts apply only to merchandise bought and paid for this m 5nth II * 0 Headstones and Monuments.GEO.AYER has the largest and oent stock on hand, for Rale, to bt found in the Eawtern TownwhipH.Call and see.Prices right.GEO.AYER M - SMI0È.Oppohit Strathcona Squarr.//.C.WILSON If SONS Estarlisiied 1863.L?your Advantage In business or social life you have an advantage from being well dressed.Our attention insures you the best return for the money you pay for clotbes, all the excellence that comes from good stock and good workmanship.Men like our clothes because they are right.We’d like to convince you.W.W.SHAW, Practical(Cutter and Tailor, Opposite E.T.Bank, No.2 Commercial street.Sir Richard Cartwrights residence at Ottawa, was damaged b fi e >0 Sunday to the extent of $2,000.M Wn Mackenzie, of T iront :, h* con flamed the report that irs ti 1 h t« acquired inte*e«t in v .'uib ** c< 1 c «- ons of 11,000.00» a Tes >0 V- nczuela.ThsTOiLZT IS INCOMPLÈTE WITHOUT ; ^ f T * J * far d ^ roHtsx?.roi jw ¦ F r 1 cV£S CMAFIK*.|TCKJ\ IMU* J tn TmTiO' COOt S.C0¥C;fS HEAi/J « TH '• r T, S IAViNG.r 1 -, i rit • Witch Hu/ei ¦etcrî* .1 be “îî.f v»r rt*': * lj Pen.» txtract.*h,eh c.• !?" 1 roV-in "wool M.ohnf,” 4 < ** (SmioftHMor to Jaa.A.Flagg) Undertaker and Embalmer, Pcraonal Attrition.ALSO- A lady a** i* taut for lad in* and chll dron, whq/i required.*l8|WeiruiKton St.Boll Tel.308.Night and Sunday Calls, 22JBro( ks street.Bell Tel.306, HERBROOKE.Why put off Buying a Piano and allow the little ones to grow up without the advantage ol a musical education, when you can procure from this store a really good and reliable instrument at moderate price and with terms of payment any way desired.We have new Upright Pianos that we can recommend as low as $250.Better Pianos at $300 and up to $900.We have second hand practice Pianos from $50 up.If an Organ is wanted, we have new ones fully guaranteed from $50 up.Newest styles direct from the factory this week.Our present stock includes about 75 very handsome 6 and 7 octave “Piano model” organs, made expressly to our order and containing many valuable improvements.We also lyaVe a large number of good,^second hand organs, $ 15 up.If you do not care to buy an ^instrument now we would furnish one on rental and allow the amount you pay for rent to apply on the purchase, within one year.If you cannot call, write for particulars.Pianos and Orgsns tuned and repaired.| Everything in first-class musical supplies.Send us kyour mail orders.63 Wellington street, SHI RBROOKE.Branch Storï At Magog a?' .*1 .Y COPY AVAILABLE ¦XAMimft, JAHTJABT 14.IM 110 H r ui SHERBROOKE BRANCH.The Annual Meeting of the So-ciety will b€ held in the Art Hail on Thursday the 15th January in* stant, at 4.30 p.m.> G.E BORLASR, 2i 23 Sec.-Treas.WANTED.75 Solid Cords of 24 inch HARD WOOD, delivered at Lennoxville Creamery on or betore March 1st, 1903.Applv to ALEX.AMES, or W/\V.BAKER, Lennox ville.Colds I low will your cold be c.light?Worse, probably.1.s first a cold, then a coufh, thon bronchitis.Colds al-s tend downward.Stop i.-i quickly with Ayer’s ry Pectoral.M'9.XCATBea.UmCBm $ For Sale.A quantity of MAPLE WOOD.Apply to J O.GILBERT SON, Dndswell, Que.711 For Sale.One pair of Rxtra Work Hornt * sired W.H.nesses and Sleds if desired.^ ^^Pjv.Jf*.also liar t fJ4 w iGKTT, Sherbrooke.Glenbarn Stock Farm.Choice Youmk Borkshire Boars also Short boras calves.from Spring litlei >pi Fowls JOHN UACKY.Jr.liCimoxville, M.irnti*U«Na or uIc«rftti(MM of mac*«t D 7ft.CircalBT Mat ou rwia«at.To the Electors of Centre Ward.Mr.John Burns, who went to England a shoit tiraesgo to vi^it reh t ves returned home this inoru-ing._________ “Mrs.E.B Worthington and Miss Gladys Wot iliir.gt >n are visiting friends in Montreal.S‘.Peter’s Gu usual teas luis i re-umod vvmwI The \v fb ir first was hiTi t »d t\ a ai toe h1» t were Mrs.Shreve, Mrs.It Robins and Ms.1 C.Price.Ioave your order* for flrnt 2o1ahm J W o< I»ry Hard 'ood with K.B.LAB »NTTK, Wellingtou su, Sherbrooke.City Ticket Office [GRAND TRUNK R.R.« 2 Strathcona Squarr.r Purchase your t ickctslherc and save delay at station.! OCEAN TICKETS BVIALL LINES.G.H i FOSS Agent.Mrs L D Phelp ,of Kas^: ar, bo has been sptnnmg a 1 w d^’ s pticon slides.A sho ’t musical programme has also been provided.An imitation is extended to all.The annual meeting of the church and soc ei y will be held this evening.As in past years this will take tne form of a supper, which will be served at seven o clock.Following the supper the reports of the church officers and the various auxiliary societies will be presented, interspersed with music._ — The monthly meeting of the Ladies’ Missionary Society will be held postponed for one week, and Court Princo Albert, Ï.O.F.A regular meeting of Cou’t Prince Albert 140 lOF w ^ he'd last evening, and routine .business had been transacted the I installation of officers was pi »-; (.opeted with bv High Secretary, J.j \V.Stocks.This ceremony w>*h I open to th« public and there w-» e ' qoif.M a number of the lady friends | of the m« nb»*rs presMi ooncJusi m of this will be held on Wednesday, 21st inst.„ , __ The next meeting of the Young People’s Association will be held on the 19th inst.Subject, the “Bickmore illustrated lecture on “The River and Gulf of St.Law rence,” with a musical programme.Gentlemen,—I believe it is my liu^y ut this hour to dsftne my position in connection with the present content.It was with reluctance, 1 inusC admit, th kt 1 consented to be put in nomination and 1 now state that had *t not been for the great prii ciple of uuuici pall nation of the Electric Lu ht and Power in which pr in ciple I am a strong believer, 1 would not be today a candidate f r municipal hoi ours O.ig-neral mutters, 1 have had entire c«»umieiice in Mr.Jenckes, my oppore .t, but on this imp «r ta*»t question he is, despite his semi denial, an adversary of the project.He voted against the purchase of the Westbury Power! and he admits That.He vor®d against dt luand being made to the L gi-lauue for special power to enable our City to cany otic this m eat pr-ject.He staled in a lett>' t j th ; Record (January H h, 19U3) he would have favoured the appointment of a Cuiiiimtioe t » wait upon the Company and ascertain if they would iiunifth tlie c.tn6eus with light at lower than exist!r,g rates ami he concluded his letter by saying : * It this quesrion of cheaper light is taken up in the proper way, 1 believe that somu-rhing Can be accoaiplisued.” It seems oo me that it w«>uld have been of the great* -t importance had Conned lor Jenckes stated what would be “the proper way and wnai whs likely to be accomplished.Evidently lie has strong reasons to abstain from making such declarations.Now it would also be very interesting to know why councillor Jenckes is so hesitating, so d< strous of obtaining dates, e-timut s, &c , and that he, Mr.S.VV.Jenckes, as a citizen is, or at least was, ready a few days ago in company with another citizen win» was also at the same time counc lior, sufficiently informed upon this great question to make an offer to the (J unpin > for its niant.This all goes to «how beyond any doubt, that Mr.Jenckes in his capacity of Councillor spared no effort, though detrimental to the City as it was, to keep the way perfectly clear in favour of Mr.S W.Jenckes av4 speculator.Gentlemen, let me state here, that if I am a candidate today, it is to protest against this policy of delay on the one side arid the policy of speculation on the other, ahd that by a man whose oath of office made it a duty to forget his private interests, to see and to defend only those of the citizens.1 may furthermore state that no efforts were spaied on our part to avoid this contest.We went so far in that direction so as to delegate men of high standing,—and let me name them right here as every thing is perfectly honourable about this, it was Mr.J.P.Royer and Mr.L.E.Panneton,—to wait upon Mr.Jenckes with a view to ascertain from him what were his opinions in tin# matter, and to state on our behalf that the contest would be avoided if he would pledge himself to the effect that he would favour the purchase of the existing Electric Plaut by way of mutual agreement, or faibng so to do, to resort to The Prosperous Farmer.The farmers of Canada are enjoying a period of prosperity.Not only are they growing more grain and cattle, producing m »re butter, cheeee and bacon, but they have had a good market for their products.The good times, the greater volume of trade and the sound conditions of butines» generally are chiefly due to the fact that the farmers are making money.This fact was emphaiz-d the other day by the Hou.8 A Piéher in a speech at Guelph.He said in part:—*To this Dominion agi cultural interests are par %-mount; th‘y supply the greater bulk of our export*.It is the payment for these export», w th which we pay our bills all ov* the world, ft is our agi i| ultural pioduction which supp'd * th< great bu’k of the things which oir transportation companies carry wh ch our mercantile Hk?encie-have to handle, and by wirch our our people have to mak thei living.As long hh this is the case, it is well that our people should b g nerou- and wise in heir expenditure in the interests of th great cum try.lam dispose! to *i g * our farmers to produce mo e and more, because our exp nenc; in the last; year or two h is bjeu that the only limit tn, a *d Die m >re rapidly ami the more e itne^tly we c m iu C"»*ase that capacity the gi eater-will be tne prosper.tv, not onlv of agriculture, but of our whole 1 huniiiion." Imparts a natural glow of warmth and heaJth, without which, the system is always an easy prey colds, chills and influenza, which are engendered in moments of weakness and undue fatigue.Bovril is not merely a stimulant, but a highly nourishing food, containing all the strengthening properties of beef * a most convenient and appetizing form.It can be prepared a moment.Add a little bolUng water and it is re .dy for use.Tnror x«r: shk .8JU M 8 ^ D 5 Pithy News Notes.The total cost of the coronntion durbar is estimated at $5,000,000.Prof Lorenz, the famous Vienna surgeon, was enthusiastically received in England.It is reported that all foreigneis are leaving Fez, Motrocco, o ving to the revolutionary distu.bnuces.The New York Sun »av« the building of a niilway fio u Vr ildt z, Alaska, to Dawson will commence in th* spring.Th- Hist wireless message from the United Stages to Knglaml will convey President Roosevelt’s greeting to the King.Repiesentatives of the Irish landlords and tenants have agreed on a plan to settle the land question, the succès* of which depends upon the payment of £(VK),000 yearly by the Imperial G ivern-rnent' Sir Wilfrid Laurier is quoted as saying that Parliament will o un et until the fir-t week in Ma «?Jl LU 5 «ULiJUL?v 9.9 9 9 9.üiiy ï' our Boy a Reefer ^ T'i ô TTnm mnr s 'fx î ft txxttx We h^ve a qjantity of Boys’ Reefers that we are ( ffering at 7 5 cents in the Do tar ¦—M—M—BWBN11 — in order to clear.We are also clearing lines of overcoats at the *ame rate, If you are wanting an Overcoat or a Reefer, don’t pass our doors, for \\re GiVe S'ieh Bfirgaiiys that you cannot get elsewhere.Please grant us the pleasure to shov them to you—that’s ail we ask of you, our prices will do the rest BOUCHER & -LACROIX.TMI’iy P B S ^ Ni « H P 12 ^ 2 8 Î! StT na Nil m £H ch BIRTHS.WKLCH.—At Fulford.Que., Pec.24th.19VJ, t he wife of JamcK Welch, of a (lange 1er.BENOIT.—At Fulford.Que .Jan.6th, 1903, the wife of Peter Benoit, of a daughter.Of Motormar» Waldon, in the employ of TORONTO STREET RAILWAY COMPANY.J!C NOT WANT TO C1VE UP WORK BUT W*S FORCEO TO DO 80 TELLS MOW FOR CivuKTLt*^ ^IC'NTMS Hk£ HCVERED BETWEEM LIFE AND DEATH, It t ^TEC* BY VUE QCCT PHYCÏC.A^S TORONTO AND HIS CAGE PROWOUNCI^ "JO 8ENIOU8 THAT KE WAS ADVISED, A3 A LAST RESORT, TO USE THE DE SLOCUM TREATMENT—IS NOW IN GOOD HEALTH AND fcLLSSES THE OAY HE HEARD OF THIS MARVELLOUS REMEDY.MARRIAGES ROS3-GAUTRKY.—At the residence of the bride s father.Glen Ivor, on January 7th, 190:i.by the Rev.William Shearer, St.An-drew’H Church, Sherbrooke.Walter C.Rohh, of Berlin, N.H.to Sarah Maria G an trey.& DEA THS BUSH.At hia residence.vast Sherbrooko.on Saturday, Jan.10th.1903.Mr.Isaac Buch.AgeA 7d years, 13 daya.WATERVILLE.Ar the f rorthmenrs c pi 1 h'xir- Wr 1*H * ertf.ceremony, iT‘ive.l Hiul in the city at very Lowest Pr?Wines and Liquors Als * a full lint of GrooKery R Glassware always on hand.1IÏM.MURRAY & CO.17 and 19 KING STREET.Property i hanges.The following deeds of «file re registered in the Sherbrockn Div sion Hegî^trv Office dm ing the week ending 10th January, 19 '•!: Misses Margaret Bavlev and Sarah May Bayley to WilBani Bn*ett of p o ts of lots fi and 10 in the2'nl and 3 d atigts of U mp-ton.Price $2,000.K présentai Ives o’ ’ate J unes Tn the cm, ioy of tne Struct Railway Company lor a number ot years as motorman, informs us .it he had an attack of la grippe, followed by wphoid fi-ver, ind alter many week» of suttenne it reGi.ud in act'inplication of throat and lung troubles, during this illness he was under the care of one of 1.best physicians in this city, who pronounced it a ••ry serious case and advised him to stop work, ¦vhich he was finally compelled to do.Mr.Walden heard about the Pr.Slocum Remedies nd commenced their use and alter usin^j them hut oi a few weeks he noticed a great improvement.After using this valuable treatment for some little time, the dough stopped, pain in L.t h ug cea .ed, appetite improved and night sweat* wf iothocUedj and in about three months he was able to go bavk to work, feeling as well as ever.Wh en interviewed, Mr.Walden seemed to be in the best of spirits and expressed him.» If in the me vt grateful terms, as he considers hinw-lf completely cured and in the enjoyment of good health.What the Pr.Slocum Remedies hive done for Mr.Walden has also been accomplished in thousands of other hopeless cases, which testimonials we have on file.18 HEREBY GIVEN that polls will be opened on Monday the 19th day of January.1903, at 9 of the clock in the forenoon in the follow ing places in the different Wards of the City of Sherbrooke, for the enregisteringof votes for the election of a Mayor, for the Pity of sherbrooke.«tl*o f r the election of Councillors to! till the vacancy caused b* the retirement of J.H.I) Codere.In th East Ward, and the retirement of Syluester W Jenckes.of the t'entre Ward, whose terms of office have expired.EAST WARD.R.Baron's house, No.9 Windsor A Kew Discovery that Cures Consumption.The Dr.Slocum System Present* a Positive Cure for Humanity’s Greatest Foe.•our Marvellous Free Remedies For all sufferers reading this paper.New Cura or Tuberculosis, Consumption, Weak Lun?e, Catarrh, and a rundown oyatem.Is your appetite bad?Are your lungs delicate?Poll No.1.Street Poll No.2.Avenue Poll No 3.Avenue Pamphile Biro Vs Housft, Bowen Mrs.Adeffe Biron’s House, 2nd Do you cough ?Do your lungs pain you?Is your throat sore and inflamed?Do you spit up phlegm ?Does your head ache ?These svmptoms are proof that you have j.r'rou* Poll No.4 At the First Sign of a cramp or other pa n iii the bowels * tk Perry i> tvis Paii.killt r in hot waf*r, sw eetened an 1 you have mastered tin* difficulty.Thmw p* bu, cine P.cn'vi hi.Perry DayL*.25 ai d 50c.Wellirg-121 GU; British Work is Good Glasgow, January 13.—Further lai ge American or icr* have been placed with Lanarkshire non foundries.ItL stated, tint Mr.Edison has ordered ore ciushing machines*, in Coatbridge, saying | that they can be made better ami * , cheaper there than in the United ! States.SOUTH WARD.Wnltor Hand's house ÎS9 ton Street, poll No 5.— « Fisclte s house St reel.Poll No.«.Theodore Pelletier House, 51 IC I street.( ENTRE W MU).Poll No.7.J.P i ret t s ho i-e, W Chapel Sutc! l oll No.S.1.Bilodeatrs house.95 Mark-1 Street.Poll No.9.Krs Drapeau’* hou*e, corner Market and Peel St re» t>.NORTH WARD.’’oil No.10 E.Fontaine’* house.92 London Street.1 Poll No.11 Elie Wheeler's house.49 London Street.Poll No.12.Griffith Block, 0 Commercial St reet._ J P.ROYlCR.Presiding Officer.Sherbrooke.13th January IMKL 21.24 n.-i idv that has ever devastated the earth * invited to test what tins system, will Are you losing flesh ?Are you pale and thin?Do you lack stamina?your body the seeds of the most —consumption.do for you, if you are sick, hjT F 7! EE TRIAL TREATMENT Preparations will 1h; rxs arded you r Consumptk Loss ot l it complicated by A.Skwnm Chemical Company at once, with c n.that most in ,h.Coughs, C rnph to direction* iarrh.Asthma, i7q King Street ure) u.il txr - rot r.imited, SUvum C \tncricuu papers will piuasc Ltr r samples tc T*.r Barley Meal (Ground Fine) $1.30 per 100 lbs.Corn and 0ats (For C*t»le) $ 1.30 per BARTLET FLOUR, GRAIN & FKKD Mr.John A.Nicholls Married.The marriag * i* announced of John A.N chollt, f Ix>®velh Mam.to Mi' Geraldine M.Hindou, of the ‘Willard,* Newton, Ma«*.The RoV N.W.MAtthews tied the nuptial knot, and the ceremony was on January 7 in Lowell.Mr., Nicholls is widely known in Can-‘ ada as a vigorous platform speaker.He has Again and again taken part in the temperance campaigns in Canada, especially during the struggles for and against the Scott Act.Mr.Nicholls is particularly well known in the Eastern Townships.Startling Difference In Complexion.Many corn and wart cures contain caustics and acids, but Putnam's Painless Corn and Wart Extractor is entirely vegetable in composition, never hurts, quickly, and is sure to cure.Try it.Winter Time Table In Effect Monday, Jan.5th, 1903 «•¦•¦•¦•¦•¦•¦•¦•¦•¦•Kaa'fsezaaffBaftiaaftBasoaeeaanoitM BOYS AND GIRLSl m CAN *‘iirn valuable premiums after school hours by {ft sollinj?our Roods.We have a choice Urn* of Flavoring ¦ Extracts.Soaps, Perfumes and Toilet Articles which we • ship on thirty days' time.With a #10 assortment of these ¦ K.arrive sherbro ike fc 45 p m.Pullman car* Quebec to New York and Boston daily ex oept Sunday.ACCOMMODATION Iseave Quebec «.3U p.m., l.eave Levi* 7.On p.m., arrive Sherurcoke ai 9.36 a.in.•for Lime table, ticket* and all Information-apply to any of the Company’s Agents.F AiSK GRUNDY, J.H.WALSH, Gen.Manager.Gen.Pas, Ag.G.E.&6.K.FRASER Gepernl Insüraqce Brokers.Fire.Life.Accidant, Marine, Plate Glass GRIFFITH’S BLOCK - - SHERBROOKE, QUE.The finest grades of Printing neatly and promptly executed at the Examiner Office.* 2887