The Sherbrooke examiner, 23 mars 1903, lundi 23 mars 1903

The Sherbrooke Examiner SEMI-WEEKLY EDITION.VOL.VI.NO.4:*, New Series SHERBROOKE.QUE., MONDAY, MARC H 23, 1903 PRICE ONE CENT The.Gloomiest Room in the House can be made bright and cheerful if the right kind of Wall Paper is used The proper colors must be chosen.Wb will assist you in selecting harmonious shades We pride ourselves^on our Wall Papers, whatever the decorative requirements may be, we have the Wall Paper for each condition.Paper for the office, the parlor, the hall, the kitchen, in the proper design and color, the right quality at the right price.J.S.MITCHELL & CO Fijora and Fkki> Oil Cakks and Coarse: Salt Fresh and Salt Kish All at bottom prices.Plastering Hair Cement, Plaster of Paris Page s Poultry Food Sugar Utensils Barrel Churns Anything that you require that we do not keep in stock we will procure at shortest possible notice.We supply the needs of the community.W.T.OUGHTRED.MARBLETON.NUMBER OF BILLS WERE PASSED.HIGH WATER.FLATS ON NORTH AND EAST SIDE OF RIVER FLOODED.Boats Had to be Used’ East Sherbrooke.In STAR (Clothing Hall Our New Spring Stock will be complete in a few days more.Oar stock this spring willgbe laiw and Better Assorted than ever, with all the newest, best and most up to dite goods that money can buy for Men and Boys.^jCall and see our great stock.The CLOTHING CENTRE in the Townships, Everything for Men from head to foot.Suits at $ 8.00 to $ 7 80 Suits at 8 00 to 12.00 Suits at 12.50 to 20 Ow Not a link is missing in our chain of attractive Suits.STftR OLOTHiMG HALL, J» R9SENBL0QF4 & GO., 97 & 90 WELLINGTON STREET, Next Door to Grand Central Hotel, Bell Tel.43 g amntfT—-—— «er department U the ttreal numlHM' of linen rallied in stock.We are the only people in the Eastern Township* who get Wall Paper direct from the manufacturers in car loads, enabling us to sell the most coolly and artistic designs at a much lower price than our coniiwtitor*.Samples sent on Application.KERR & F0SS OPPOSITE THEATRE.I Dress a Trimniinfls « and Lininos J The Trimmings and Linings play a very important part in the look and style of a costume.That is why we are so particular in picking out only what is worthy.TRIMMINGS.Black and White Silk Appliques, $1 OO a yard.15.20, 35, 50, 75c and Linings getting more 1 looks, and ohns News, A Sure Cure for Constipation.Some remedies cure this distressing comnluint iu a day, some in a month, but Nerviline never fails to cure in a few minutes.Just ten drops of Nerviline in sweetened water—thrtt’s enough, and away goes the dysentery, cured to stay cured.Nerviline also cures Cramps, Colic, Pain in the Stomach and S.ck lleadacha.It has five times the strength and curative properties of ordinary remedies and should be in ev^ry household.Better buy a 23 *.bottle and try it.Nerviline is all right.These Mercerized Cotton Linings are like silk this season They arc excellent wear much better than silk.Black and colored Richesse Taffeta, the lustre and feel of silk, double the wear, 45 in.wide, 50c yd ; 27 in.wide, 35c yd Black Farmer’s Satin, 35, 40, 50, 60, 7Ç, 90c, $1.00 fcand $1 25 yd.Satana Linings, all colours, for 15, 20 and 30c yd.Percaline for Skirts and Waists Lining, in white, bUck and all colors at 16, 20 and 25c yd.Silicia for Waists Lining, at i 5c yd.T.BELANGER, 14-5 Wellington Street.MARCH CLEARING SALE O O o o ÀT ÏHË 000 Rev.J.McCIung 1ms resigned tin* pastorate of the Presbyterian Church at Lake Megantic.G.E.&e.K.FRASER General Insurance Brokers.Fire, Life, Occident, in*, Plate G-la-S GRIFFITH’S BLOCK - - .‘HERBROOKE, QUE The weak and delicate people envy the strong and robust.We are told that “The D A L * Emulsion builds up solid flesh and that it does not disturb the digestion.Why not Mkyom dmgyist about j ft^ernoon.The only bill whk it ?I met with opposition waw that of Seven persons were killed or the New Richmond Lumber Com-drowned ir « collision between p^ny, asking fur additional powers.PRIATiON.Quebec, March 21.—The House was not very interesting yesterda % steamers aff New on Friday.London, Conn., The Worst Forms Chronic Rheumatism HAVE SUCCUMBED TO THE Sold where.by best dealers every- 1.e., respecting expropriation of certain lands on the Riv,»r Little Cascapedia in Bonaventure County- Hon.Leblanc was opposed totne principle of giving right of expropriation to a private company and spoke against such precedents to be introduced in 1 he statutes.Powers for expropi i ition were public one**, he -aid.and belonged to Govern nent |an i municipalities and not to a private interest.The right of ownership is a sacred right.Mr.Tachereau, who had charge of the bill, raised a question oi order, and the Hon.Speaker held that the motion of the member for RAW THROAT COUGHING These sudden changes of weather are terrible to the throat.They develop cold in the head and cold in the chest very quickly.Union Clothing Hall.We have decided during this month to offer the balance of our Winter Stock at bargain prices that will surprise one and all, in order to make room for our New Spring Goods which will arrive shortly Wc invite all bargain seekers to pay us a visit during this sale, and can assure them that they will save money.Remember that Cotton Goods have gone up, but we are still selling our PRINTS, GINGHAMS, TOWELLINGS, GREY and WHITE CO I IONS, SHEET INGS, etc., at the reduced prices.UNION Sign of tfie CLOTHING Golden HALL Eagle I.SMITH, Prop ST,,"T checks the coughing, heals the soreness and drives out the inflammation.It is a splendid family remedy, perfectly safe for all.Money refunded it not satisfactory.Price 25c.GUSTAVE RICHARD, DRUGGIST -FLETCHER'S BLOCK Cor.King and Wol lington Streets Spring has not come too soon for Boucher & Lacroix They have a beautiful lot of Spring Overcoats.all in this season’s styles.We have the RIGHT SHADES to match your complexion We will sell them to you at prices that will not strain your pocket-book.And as for RAINCOATS if you want variety you'll surely get it here.BOUCHER & .LACROIX.163 Wellington Street. THE SHEKBKOOKE EXAMINER, MARCH 23, 1903 Get Strong Before Summer.Many run-down persons receiving marked benefit from our Griffifh’s EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL, 35c per bottle, taken in connection with our Griffiths Compound SYRUP of HYPOPHOS-PHITES, $1.00.Both are fatteners and strengtheners.Roth are effective tonics that build up the whole system.They are especially desirable for persons who have been losing flesh and strength, and do not sleep well.GRIFFITH Thk Druggist, Stratkona Drag Hall 01 Wellington St.An Open Lettler.OUR METALLIC CEILINGS — WALLS Ar» toot* «rustic and éerv enable.Popularly used oy practical people everywhere.13 /* > VrÇ -j \ j -L-.« .i Easily applied—most moderate in cost -fire-proof, sanitary and wonderfully durable— with countless designs to select from.W'rite ua tor booklet telling all about them.METALLIC ROOFING 00., Limited Wholesale Hits.TORONTO, canada.AGENTS FOR .Eastern Townships,.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.Wellligton^St.• Sherbrooke.To Rev.Mr.Whitelaw, members and adherents of the Presbyterian Church, Brether n of the Loyal Orange Association and lovers of Law and Order: — Mr.Whitelaw, in a published letter which appeared in the issue of the Examiner, March Pith, U)03, has made a declaration as to what he considered liberty of speech and liberty of conscience and has issued a challenge to the pre-byte* rian body, I presume, to define a Christian pastor’s bounds.“Would some one, he writes, “posted in Presbyterian polity, show where this law, of a pastor's bounds, is to be found ?In my Bible I find a divine command.‘Go ye into all the world and preach the gospel unto every creature”* While not professing authority in Presbyte rian polity, I shall endeavour to show to every loyal Orangeman, and to all hivers of law and order, that Mr.Whitelaw has not only mistaken his Master’s command, but has in his declaration underminded the fundamental principles of law and order.As to the limits of a pastor’s bounds, Mr.Whitelaw, in his own words, has given the key to the situation.“Wherever,” he writes, “I find a family who professes to be under my pastoral orers^iyht, whether as members or adherents, there my bounds are; my bounds include the religious services.” By his admission, his pastoral oversight is confined to members and adherents under his ( (ire.The very term pastor indicates a teacher, overseer ruler, governor.It is self evident that the term cannot apply to a roving commission throughout the world.The eyes of a pastor are not in the ends of the earth, but over families and individuals placed authoritative! under his care.The Presbytery expects no more and will accept nothing short of this Mr.Whitelaw, on being called t< Kinnear’s Mills and installed then by authority of Presbytery, wa*-given authority to exercise his pastoral office over a particular people and within a given sphere, namely, the physical bounds of the particular people recognised by the Presbytery in the call or the physical bounds of a people recoy-nized by the Presbytery as adhering to the call.The pastor of a congregation is like the captain of a single ship in a large fleet.The captain of a shin may be transfer red from one ship to the other, but his oversight is the single ship.So the Pastor’s oversight is the body of people, members and adherents recognized by the Presbytery in the call or adhering to the call.If there be others outside that sphere, desiring the pastoral oversight it is for them to apply to the Presbytery.Mr.Whitelaw cannot recognize applications for religious services and pastoral oversight from members and adherents be longing to other churches without receiving the sanction of the Pres bytery.With reference to the divine commission, “Go ye into all the world and preach the gospel tc every creature,” Mr.Whitelaw has confounded the term “minister” with that of “pastor,” The minis try is an office in the church universal.It is like a captain in the navy who is as much a captain on shore as when in command of a ship.At Mr.Whitelaw’s ordina tion the Presbytery conferred on him authority to preach the gospel and administer ordinances anywhere where God may order his lot.At his installation, as pastor, the Presbytery conferred on him authority to preach the gospel, administer ordinances and exercise oversight to a people rej cognized by the Presbytery in the call or recognized by the Presbv-tery as adhering to the call.In making this distinction the church followed the pattern set before her by her Founder, The Lord and Master allotted a sphere of labour to his apostles.He sent them bv two ana two, where He Himself was to come.He sent them to the lost sheep of the House of Israel.His painful humiliation was in part to confine his labours to the lost sheep of the House of Israel, His unerring refrain, to those who appealed for a wider sphere of his ministerial labours, was I am not sent but to the lost sheep of the House of Israel.He recognized his authority limited to those to whomhe was sent and where otherwise exercised.He sought recognition from above.The recognition of Heaven’s authority is the law of the Church, and the law of the Church is to make every man conscious of his office, and the sphere wherein to exercise it.Even the great Apostle of the Gentiles who could be “all things to all men” was conscious of the measure of a rule.He had a sphere of labour allotted to him beyond which he may not wander in his zeal, 2 cor.10, 12, 14.Presbyterian ministers in their individual capacity have hitherto laid no claim to apostleship, with authority to found churches ami appoint themselves or others as pastors over them.Their position is more modest and becoming their gift*, namely, that of pastors and teachers called to this work by those having authority to ordain ami install them.The charge against Mr.Whitelaw of traps gressing his neighbour’s bounds was brought before the Presbytery by Rev II C.Sutherland in an orderly way, to wit: after communicating his intention and after sending a copy of his charges to the session at Kinnear’s {diHs.In recognition of his right and in view of the circumstances the Presbytery adopted the following resolution.To wit: “Whereas it is alleged by the session of Inverness congregation that Mr Whitelaw conducted religious services within the bounds of Inverness congregation : and whereas the law of the church prohibits transgression of a p*syj TûîTiSiâvi ! Erl', and thorm.»hly « not •xrxjrtMT*.No »u »«r.Vkkf.Ar ?» treat on tr.•> Into cure of I.nm r> Ton a*k for Pamphlet FIcMlng Proa., ofeeu/ttU.M froal At., W*»!, Tamaln, J 1 Lost Appetite Quickly Revived.A FITFUL APPETITE IS GENERALLY ASSOCIATED WITH A GENERAL WEAKNESS OF THE SYSTEM.FERROZONE, THE BEST TONIC AND APPE TIZER, SHOULD BE TAKEN AFTER EACH MEAL, AND A RAPID IMPROVEMENT IS SURE TO FOLLOW.Distaste for food often follows La Grippe and fever, or is brought on by over excitement or worry.It is a dangerous condition and paves the way for more sickness.On this account it should be at once corrected by the regular use of Ferrozone.A new and wonderful medicine is Ferrozone.It instantly imparts a real zest for food, and gives power to the stomach to digest and assimilate all that is eaten.Dyspepsia and indigestion are quite unknown to those who use Ferrozone, simply because it di gests food so quickly, that it has no time to ferment or sour on the stomach.Ferrozone regulates the bowels, quickly remedies urinal disorders and causes all the organs of the body to perform their functions, with proper regularity.If the liver is torpid, or the kidneys not eliminating as they should, they are soon restored to normal ac tion, and the poisons that might otherwise be retained in the body to cause disease and ill health are carried off through natural channels.The surest road to perfect health is Ferrozone.Young girls who have been accustomed to eat almost nothing at breakfast, soon get over the bad habit by using Ferrozone, and as a result grow into healthy vigorous womanhood.When people get up in years and loose the strength and vim of youth they need a good tonic and blood builder to enable them to resist the trials of our vigorous winter, and this is where Ferro zone can be uted to great ad vantage.Both the young and the old, the weak and the strong, male and female can derive untold benefit from Ferrozone.It is guaranteed to contain no opiates or injurious drugs, and will do just what is claimed for it.Druggists recommend and sell it, price 50c.per box or three boxes for $1.25.Sent to your address by mail if price is forwarded to N.C Poison &(Jo.Kingston, Ont.frenzy.YVe do not need to crush an enemy if we believe ourselves in the right.Right does not require, violence to keep it alive.Yours in service and sacrifice, E.McQueen.neighbour’s bounds, the Presbytery n'ithout prejudice to the rights of parties instructs Mr.YVhitelaw to cease meantime conducting such services, and cites him to ap pear at next meeting of Presby tery to answer chai ges.” With reference to the above re solution, Mr.Whitelaw writes :— “Largely signed requisitions have been sent to me craving for such services.Which is the path of duty ; to go or not to go ?I chose the former and am prepared to abide by the consequences.” If Mr.YVhitelaw recognizes the largely signed requisition referred to in preference to the resolution of Presbytery in terms of the constitution, he does so in violation to his public vows of obedience to the Presbytery.His obstinancy may produce invitation but not convie tion.There is an unwritten as well as a written law of the church, and both are agreeable to the word of God and the laws of nature.The constitution of the church is not like that of an ancient Greek state which depriv ed its citizens of individual rights; but like that of modern state which recognises not only indivi dual but equal rights of citizenship.The Presbytery has the right to determine and will determine the rights of parties, without pre judice to their individual rights, and will proceed to do so on the very principle 1 viri down by Mr.Whitelaw himself to wit: that his pastoral oversight is confined to members’and adherents^recognised by the Presbytery as making up his call and adhering thereto by order of session in terms of the constitution.As to the alleged-statement advanced by Mr.YVhite, law in mitigation of hisjaction.viz., that Messrs.Rev.YV.1), Reid, of Taylor Church, Montreal and the Rev.I).McColl, of St.Sylvester, and Rev.A.D.Reid, of Grand Mere, did likewise, the Presbytery can only deal with such irregularities when brought before it in regular order.If the Presbytery, on complaint lodged by Mr.YVhitelaw, should be partial to these rules, there is a grada tion of Church Courts, and Mr.Whitelaw ha** the right of appeal, the powers within the Church to secure redress should be exhausted before taking the law into one’sown hands.The true remedy for par tial or mistaken exercises of discipline lies in the action of moral opinion within and without the Church.There is a painful and humiliating truth in Mr.YVhite-law’s statement that certain of his brethren have sought to damage his character while unable or afraid to lav a charge against him before his Presbytery.In so far, however, as the decisions of our Church Courts affect him, he has no cause for complaint.The con struction sought to be put b some irresponsible parties op the decision of the Synod of Montr< il and Ottawa, is not that of the Synod.The Synod does not, as these irresposible parties do, entertain a doubt as to Mr.YVhitelaw’s innocence in connection with the Kin r.^r’* Mills Post Officç V»*?» but on the contrary, feels bound to give Mr.YVhitelaw the benefit of the doubt.The studied insolence of those who made it their utmost to damage his character in that connection can only beicompared to a mob who by mutually exciting each other have worked them selves up to an uncontrollable Notes From Coaticook.Rev.C.Deeprom* left for Cornwall Wednesday afternoon.Fox and Nuuu’s establishment are scarce of help this week as Mr.Fox and two of their young lady assistants are down with la grippe.Another property has changed hands.Mr.Oscar YVebster has sold his house on Elm Street to Mr.Stewart Lebourveau for fourteen hundred and fifty dollars.Mrs.Percy Desmans, of Clare mount, N.H.,is visiting her mother, Mrs.R.G.Trenholm.Messrs.Doak and YVm.Pocock, of Hillhurst.extended an invita tion to the Senior scholars of the Academy to a sugaring off in their camps on YVednesday afternoon.As the camps were only a short distance apart they visited both, coming home on the Scoot, having had a pleasant afternoon,and look ing exceedingly sweet.A very pretty wedding took place on Thursday evening at the residence of Mr.Robertson, Compton Street, when their daughter, Agnes, was married to Mr James Nish, of Coaticook.The ceremony was performed by the Rev.A.Stevens, rector, assisted by Canon Foster, Only the immediate rela-latives were present.ABBOTT’S CORNER.Mrs.J.W.McKay is reported to be gaining a little lately.Mr.and Mrs.A.B.Little, of YVaterville, visited her aged mother, Mrs.S.Putney, at Mr.A.Vance's Sunday.Mr.J.YV.McKee visited friends in Coaticook Saturday.Mr.YVm.Giroux, of Maple YVood Farm, Barnston, passed through here last Tuesday en route for Sherbrooke with three two horse teams loaded with thirty dressed hog-*,all of his own fatttnir g Mr.A.Putney and sons, George and Fred, returned Friday from Smith’s Mills, where they have been running a sawmill for Mr.J.H.Merrill, and report having done a good winter work.Mr Sherburn Sterling has had a paralytic shock and small hopes are entertained for his recovery.Mr.P.O’Connell lost a valuable cow last week.Mr.G H.McConnell was home last week and returned Saturday to Boston, Mass, where he expects to go into business on his own account.Mr.Thomas Facto came home with his team Friday from Smith’s Mills, where he has been in the employ of Mr.J.H.Merrill lum bering.YVe are pleased to hear Mr.and Mr.Thos.Bassett are to move back f>om North Hatley to their home soon.Miss Jones’ Voice Greatly Improved.A startling improvement is no ticeable in Miss Jones’ singing Her voice is strong, and sounds clearer and sweeter than before using Catarrhozone, which is wonderful aid to singers, speakers and ministers.Catarrhozone In haler insures absolute freedom from Colds, Coughs and Catarrh clears the nose and throat,* and prevents hoarseness and huskiness.Catarrhozone makes the voice brilliant and enduring, and is uncommonly well recommended by Prima Donnas, members of Parlia ruent, Lawyers, Doctors and thou sands that use it daily.Better try Catarrhozone.Price $I.(X) ; small size 25c.Druggists or N.C.Poison c LAPHOARD > A \ t Krt.to euuiuiem e work al otu e.Apply loUEO.B.CLEVELAND a SON.*w ^ John villa, que.KORTH Y U>t-NalW.2ST.2MBBdJ6 u.E.MOREHouSE care Montreal.Glenbnrn Stock Farm.JR SALE.—< hoice Young Berkshire Boar* from Spring liiter», also Shorthorn* calve* Shropshire Sheep and Barred Plymouth Rock Fowl JOHN RACEY.Jr.u Lennox ville.Quo.For Sale.OHIO STANDARD FEED and EN8ILAGM CUTTERS.I have a few No.II *nd 13 which I am offering at about one half price.They are new an A 1 and must be sold this fall! V\ rite or come and see.f.î» PHELPS MACHINE Co.East man.Farm for Sale 4 T A8COTJCORNER, about half mile from -f1- ,'tore, and quarter mile from brick yard.Apply to « qo , W.PRICE, w-53 Lennoxville Brick Yard.For Sale rpHE b A RM known as the Ward Farm, one 1 hundred and fourteen acres, lo' JH, range nine of the township of Bury : a good farm In every w ay.good land, eighty acres clear, well watered, good orchard, good building*, one mile from cheese factory.Terms ca^h ; must be sold to elo*e estate of the late Mary Ann " l?.WYATT Robinson or LEW lo A.BENNETT, Brookbury.lm.Mar.fi Farm for Sale I OFFER FOR SALE my farm of Ifiu acre» ¦ mostly rich land in high state of cultivation, balance pasture, with enough wood for Use of the farm.House, sheds and barns arc* in perfect repair, farm adjoins Bishop» ( ollege and house is only one mile from Lennoxville Post office and Railway Stations and ( icamry.Last season the farm producee over loo tons hay.900 bushels oats, and pastured .’iô rows.^ w 8.BURRILL.Lennoxville.Que.March 13th, 1903 33w.For Sale or will trade for good driving horse, 5 foot McCormick Mower.Only cut about 80 acres.Address C.J.MASON, P.O.Box, 518 City.4i.*34w For Sale.V’EW Self-contained Residenco on Quebec xx Street containing 11 rooms.with all modern conveniences.Finished throughout in Hard Wood and White Wood.Mo-t beauti-fullv situated.Also two vacant lo’s.Anply to L.f.43 J.H.KELLER Quebec St.TO PACIFIC COAST.Until April 30,1903, Colonist rates from Sherbrooke to Seattle.Victoria, Vancouver, Portland, Rossland, Nelson, Trail, Robson.850 00 Spokane.47' cq Anaconda, Butte, Helena.] 47*0^ Colorado Springs, Denver, Pueblo.Salt .Lake.47 ^ San Francisco, Los Angeles.50*00 COLONIST SPECIAL TRAINS TO THE CANADIAN NORTHWEST for Settler* and their effects will leave Carle-ton Jet.at 9p.m.every Tuesday evening du ring MARCH and APRIL should -uftfeient business offer.A Colonist Sleeper irill be attached to each train.The object of these spécial trains is to enable t olomsts to travel with their effects and -toek etc., have good accomodation anil make quick time.A»k any Canadian Pacific Railway Agent for a Skttlkks' Grime, which tells pas-songer and freight rates, time of train-, of Government and railway land régulations, and how to procure AIFREE farm.w.H BOTTOM, City Passenger Agant.L-fc BaiMtcg.Bell Telephone .30.Steamship Tickets to all Parts of the YVorld.UNTIL APRIL 30111, 190:3.** Special Colonist Rates -to- 5 MIC «I SHERBROOKE TO Seattle, » Victoria.Vancouver, Portland Nelson Trail, Robson • - $50.00 Spokane.47.5fi Anaconda, Butte,^Helena, Ogden.Salt Lake.47.00 San Francisco and Los Angeles - ./jO.fX’ FOR COMFORT TRAVEL by the GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM.For tickets, reservation in sleeping cars, etc.% apply to C.H.FOSS, City Passenger and Ticket Agent, 2 Wellington 8t., Art Building.You can depend upon BRISTOL’S SARSAPARILLA It is the right thing for Rheumatism, Couty Condition, Liver and Kidney Complaint, Scrofulous Swellings, and Ail Conditions of the System $1.00 Bottles extra Largo size.F.R.LAB0NTE Furniture Dealer SPECIALIST AS Undertaker and Embalmer.95 ieiiingion si.- Bell tel.415 Night Service : 111 Wellington 5tr«et — Roll Tel.405 Sherbrooke, Que.Dominion Line STEAMSHIPS BOSTON and HA UFA X to LU'ERPOOL, via QUEENSTOWN, „ , From Boston From Halifax Canada.April 2nd April 3rd MONTREAL A- QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL.Canada.May 9th Kensington .May Ifith Dominion.May 23rd Southwark .Mav BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.M»v,wB,nni' .April 11th PORTLAND TO LIVERPOOL.VnS!LSnman* -.April 11th Nomadic.April Ifirq Tauric — .Mar.28th Norseman.Apr.uh FC'R A VOX MOUTH DOCK rf- BRISTOL FROM PORTLAND Manxman .a nr it k Ottoman.; .; ApMî BOSTON TO MEDITERRANEAN.Commonwealth.Mar.28th Vancouver.April 22nd C ambroman.May 2nd C or ail particular-apply to C.H.Fos«.O T.R .M .H.Bottom.C.F.R., Sherbrooke, or “The Dominion Line.'* 17 St.Sacr*ment8t., Montreal.fer-i-"* — —•- — —fc .^ ¦ ¦¦ ONLY C01 THE SHERBROOKE EXAMINER?MARCH 23.1903 3 pictO’ LOW RATES UNION PACIFIC R.R.« $33 00 ' Chicago to CALIFORNIA points, from now to Chicago to Prmcii>al O It EGON iilH^ A ASlIINli TON poiLts, from-row to April 50, 1903.Corresponding Low Kates from Sherbrooke and vicinity.J 6 HOURS QUICKER to Portland and San Francisco than any other line.For full information, address w.Mam ù)ants J'hat yfe Supply, Anything in the line of Cigars, Tobaccos or smokers* sundries, whether the demand is ex pressed by the smoker or through the medium of a deal er in smokeables.Condition of stock always satisfactory ; Erices always at the minimum git re.A.E.KINKEADACO , Cigars A Tobaccos Wellington St Sherbrooke.R.TenBroeok, G.E.A.287 Broad way, New York.N.E.K.& Pass.Agt 176 Wash.St., Bostor, Mass.New^-.Spring Skirts in plain and brocaded Lustre, Cheviot.etc., $2 25, 2.50, 3.25, 3.50, etc.^A^AAAA* New Prints extra values, preUy terns, IO and 13c pat- New Goods constantly coming trouble to show them.in—no I.! 1 LENNOXVILLE.CAREFUL ABOUT THAT MEDICINE You cannot afford to run any risk with medi-dicine.You want to be sure that it is right.Bring every prescription to us and you can be sure perfectly sure, that the materials in it will be exactly as prescribed by your doc or, everyone of the best quality, and that the medicine will be compounded with the utmost care.DRUGGIST LENNOX VII Headstones and Monuments.GEO.AVER has the largest and oest stock on hand, for sale, to be cound in the Eastern Townships.Call and see.Prices right.GEO.AYER 181661 After Work or Lxcrcioe "L.^ ÏYFEÀfT rr,.r.,;:: iWliyivi MM nnd •tiff* tn M Mini givw» body it fueling of comfort »f.d •trmigth.Don't take the weak, watery *ltch haiel preparations represented to be “the same •»’' Rond'» Eat-nct.»hh;h easily sour and generally c< main "wood alconol,” a deadly poison.New Methodist Church at' Marbleton.H1LLHURST.The weather continues very mild ami warm.The prospects are that there will be a very small quantity of sugar.Most of the trust is out of th^ ground.Many of the farmers are not going to tap heir sugar bushes this season, as prospects are it will not pay them to do so.On Wednesday, the 25th inst., a merry party comprised mostly of Principal Ford’s pupils, visited Opposit Strathcona ioi Square.Millions of Women are wearing Queen Quality Shoes with succès.The agents for this high cla s footwear are MORENCY & M1LLE1 Opposite Theatre.Every car stops there.CALL OPTIONS Only 5afe Way of Operating in Stocks.Losses Limited, Profits Unlimited Handbook free on application.Reginald Cameron Brown *¦ Temple Building, Toronto.Corrospondents : Members Loudon New York and Toronto Exchange*.two sugar bushes here, much en joying the maple sugar.The merry party left Ilillhurst station for Coaticook on the evening Scoot.Miss Kugg, who speut a few lays here, lett for Compton Friday morning.The cottage prayer meeting will be held at the home of Mr.H.Edwards, on March 20th.All are expected to be present that possi ble can attend.The prayer meet ing are very helpful.North American Rheumatic Cure Cures Rheumatism.There in no remedy on the earth that will permanently euro Rheumatism without first taking the uric acid out of the blood.When a man tells you that a few external applications will cleanse your blood and cure you of your rheumatism, you can set him down as a fraud, as it is a well-known fa«t that this disease ori ginites from a morbid condition of the blood.Any medicine that will alt >ct rheumatism in a short time, and a small bottle at that, must be drugged to the verge of danger.No sane man would try such a remedy.Anyone can try this remedy, and if not cured the druggist who sells it is obliged to refund the money.Their guarantee is around every bottle, and no man can sell this remedy without guarantee ing it to the customers.To anyone not cured with this remedy, it costs rothing to try it Put up in tablet as well as liquid form, and can be sent by mail, postpaid, to any addresc 60c per box, or six boxes for $2.50.WM SMITH, Coaticook, Que.Proprietor.1).pr j SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned, ami endorsed “Tender for Improvements in Quebec Harbour.' will be received at this office until Friday, 17th April, inclusively, for the construction of a cribwork and concrete wharf in Quebec Harbour.Plans and specification can be seen at this department and at the offices of H.A.Gray, Esq Resident Engineer, Confederation Life Building, Toronto: C.Desjardins, Esq , ( lerk of Works, Post Office, Montreal: P.H.Belaud, Esq., Clerk of Works.Post Office Building, Quebec : E.T.P.Shewen, Esq., Resident Engineer, St, John, N.B , and C.E.W.Dodwell.E-q.Resident Engineer, Halifax.N.S.Tenders will not be considered unless made on the printed forms supplied, and ftigned with the actual signatures of tenderers.An accepted cheque on a chartered bank, payable to the order of the Honourable the Minister of Public Works, for twenty thouand dollars ($‘20.0001.must accompany each tender.The cheque will Ik; forfeited if the party decline the contract or fail to complete the work contracted for.and will be refunded in cane of non acceptance of tender.The Depan ment does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender.By order, FRED.G ELINAS, Secretary.Department of Public Works, Ottawa, 16th March, 1903.Newspapers inserting this advertisement without authority from the Department, will not be paid for it.New Sash onfl Door Slion 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 of House Finish, Doors, Sash and Blinds, all thoroughly kiln dried.A share of public patronage solitited.c.W.BRYANT, 39 Contractor and Builder, .March 1903.This is the time of the year when house keepers should be renovating their house furnishings.Perhaps you may find your Table Linen all worn out Perhaps you need new Towels or Toweling.What about Pillow Cases and Sheeting, they will wear oat.Your Lace Curtains wi 1 tear after they have been washed so many times.Your YYindow Shades little must dim fade and YY.R.Bradley & Son.Undertakers 8 ^mbalmers 55 Factory Stteet.Havel ci» hmd tie leig‘ ?t r*id lot Meek Undertaker's Supplies In the city.Bell Telephone Personal at tentlon day or night.Tbt* Methodist congregation of Mtiibleton were favored with line weather for the dedicatory servies in connection with the opening of their new chinch, which has been built to replace the former structure so completel v destroyed by tire in September,HR)2.Rev.Johnson Seller and the trustees are to be congratulated upon their achievement, as they have succeeded in erecting a very neat, beautiful and convenient place of worship.The audience room, which is ar ranged in amphithéâtre style, will comfortably -*eat 150 persons.A commodious Sunday school room is situated behind the auditorium and can be utilizsd a* a part of the main church w hen more room is tquired.The choir gallery is pla ed in an alcove, slightly elevated behind the pulpit and communion rail.The windows are of gothic style, and ornamented with color ed lights.The whole interior is finished in wood panels, and all the work seems to have been exe cuted in a very substantial and ph using manner.The total cost is about $2,800, and oi that amount $2,500 has been paid or subscribed.Sore Throat! Don’t delay; serious bronchial trouble or diphtheria may develop.The only safe way is to apply “PainkiUef a remedy you can depend upon.Wrap the throat with a cloth wet in it before retiring, and it will be well in the morning.There is only one Painkiller, “ PERRY DAVIS’." HUNTINGVILLE.The sugar season has commenced in earnest.Miss Hattie Ives closed a sue cessful term of school March 12th.Miss Carrie Todd, from Hard wood Flat, who has been visiting at Mr.Herbert Huntings1 a few days, returned home Thursday.Mrs.Addie Lucia, from West Burke, Vt., is visiting her mothei and brother, tMr.E.1J.Hunting, and family a few days, On account of bad roads there will not be service in the church here March 22nd.The Story of Morning Tiredness.null UPORim OF .and become dingy.Napkins are too small and not good enough.j What about your Tabic I Cover, don’t you want one ?I Some Blankets to keep warm in winter and some Blankets to keep cool in summer.And one thousand and one thing that you must have, and ! you can get by calling at : C.F.OLIVIER, Boston Store who has a complete assortment | of house furnishing goods, and at ! prices that will induce you to I buy.That’s what we get out of the New Spring Suitings we are showing, the perfection of tit and the height of style.You never had the choice of so great variety of Suitings, Overcoatings and Trouserings.You’ll have no trouble in getting suited — the trouble may be to decide what suits you best of so many.Trousers from $8.50 up.Suits from $15 00 up.Overcoats from $15.00, W- W- SB AW Practical Cutter andj Tailor, Opposite E.T.Bank, No.2 Commercial street Is told by impure blood, poor digestion, sluggish liver and tired nerves.It is a warning of very serious trouble ahead, and should prompt sensible people to take a tracing tonic like Fen ozone, ar energetic invigoraut and rebuilder Ferrozone will give you a sharp appetite, promote good digestion and sound sleep ; it will feed and energize the enfeebled organs strengthen the nerve and vital forces and regulate the heart.Per rozone changes that tired feeling into vigor, strength anti ambition and does it quickly.Remember the name ami insist on having only Ferrozone; it’s the best tonic made Price 50c.per box, or six boxes for $2.50, at Druggists or N.C.Poison & Co., Kingston, Ont.Dr.Hamilton’s Pills Cure Consti pation._________ A clever young newspaper writer in Montreal, M.Beauchesne, of Le Journal, has involved himself with the Church authorities.Le Journal says: “We have learned with surprise and keen regret that an article in Les Debats, attacking Mgr.Bruchési and other of our bishops, was written by one of oui editors, M.Beauchesne.Needless to say, we were ignorant of the unfortunate publication and had nothing to do with its appearance We offer to our venerable pastors who have suffered by this article an expression of sincere regret.M.Beauhesne is no longer on Le Journal staff,’’ Mixing Up MaUriaL “Thero’» a good many au ANS Chi MICA».Co CINCINMATI.O l .H.MEN AND WOMEN.I'm» Big €• for unnatarml ili«>-haritt-«.iu6ftuintfttiona, irritittioue or ulcerationa of m acoa« n «mbrsa—.P.iiitl.’an, and not astringent or poiaonoua.Mold »»j Druffvl»**.or a«tit in plain wrapper, by rxprean.prepaid, for Si 00.or S bottl«*S2.7ft.Circular «eut ou rixjuMt.DONT FORGET That the Best and Cheapest place in town to Buy your FRESH : GROCERIES —ISl \T- A Great Mistake.No; You Cannot Sell “any old thing” merely by advertising.Many liniments are advertised.Inly one Pen y Davis1.Painkiller, has stood the test of silty years.Today it is more popular than ever.15 and 50c.Townships Notes.The village of Megantie now masts of a population of 2,000 by actual count.The Richmond Guardian says: The Bell Telephone Company D re uewing its poles with the object lit^y say of giving a better service, iood service or bad, it lias the ountry by the throat, to do as they like.It can put in poles and take them down, encumber and dig up the street», charge what they please and never ask permission.Yet the streets are the pro lerty of the community, just as indeieasibly as a man’s home in his castle.There has been a lot of smug; ding out Heramingford way late v, and Thursday night the Collector of Customs there made a big haul by seizing a whole double wagon load of cigarettes, which was being driven across the lines from New York state to Canada.He also contt-cated the valuable double team of horses and the waggon, so that the seizure in the aggregate will amount to a considerable sum.It appears that the accused was arrested only a short time ago by the United States officers for trying to smuggle whiskey.His trial across the border at Plattsburg has not been held yet.It is said that plans have been )repared for the new Eastern Townships Bank building at Rock Island.The proposed building which is to be built of brick with stone facings, will be a handsome and convenient structure.The public will enter a well lighted rotunda at the lett of which will be the manager’s office and at the right a ladies’ waiting or recep tion room.Convenient and commodious quarters are provided for the acaive work of the bank staff.While the plans are ready the date of their execution is yet something of an uncertainty.It may be this summer and it may not.The plan is a general one to be adopted for all branches of the Eastern Townships Bank.“Why didn't you got up and give her your si'at or permit nu» to give her mine?” said a woman to her husband.They had just got otl a ear.The woman’s face expressed great anxiety of mind.‘‘Why should wo give her a seat?” the Itlishaiid asked.“Jn*t hoeause she was so lavishly dressed, I suppose,” lit* added.“Is it posai hie that you did not know her?” the wife exelaimed “Of course not.I am not supposed to know every well-dressed woman that roanes along.” “Oh, dames, Is our cook; and l ini a fra id sin* will treasure up against us Our latk of courtesy.” ‘‘Why didn't you tell me?” the him band cxclaiiimd.The woman did not reply, but, trembling violently, leaned heavily upon his arm.—“Tick Me Up.” The Surest Remedy is Allens Lung Balsam It never fails to euro a SIMPLE COLD* HEAVY COLl>, and all BRONCHIAL TKOL-BLES.Large Bottles $f 00.Medium Size 60c.Small or Trial Size 25c.Ku4!oi-h4>«1 by «11 who ImvotrlcU It.; SHERBROOKE MARKET.Win.-Murray & Go’s.Largest and Best Assorted stock of GROCERIES Wines and Liquors Also a full line of Crockery & Glassware always on hand.WM.MURRAY & CO.17 and 19 KING STREET.in the city at very' Lowest Prices.S There was only a fair attendance at the market on Saturday and there was no change in prices.We quote.THEJ BEST PLACE:ïO SELECT THEM IS AT CORMIER'S Everything dainty and up to date MY STOCK OF Fine Ties and Fancy Braces 25 20 14 15 12 1.00 15 25 28 r Held Up Electric Car.—\ Unpleasant F ! a oes ked ig harmless cough.The trouble from bad to worse unless chec Allen's Lung Balsam cures the worst of colds.It allays inflammation and clears the air passages.ft Gorflial Invitation .ROUGH IN CARLOAD LOU eortomerH the^beiiefU, dlemenV profits.We arc equipped with the very latest mach Incry and will fpmr