The Sherbrooke examiner, 30 mars 1903, lundi 30 mars 1903

The Sherbrooke Examiner il SEMI-WEEKLY EDITION.VOL.NO.45, New Series SHERBROOKE, QUE., MONDAY, MARC H 3o, 1903 PRICE ONE CENT Everything Points to Early Seeding Orders have been coming in for some time and we are prepared for a larger trade than ever EVERYTHING IN— Fresh Seeds Fresh Seeds Garden Seeds, Flower Seeds, Timothy, Clovers, Seed Grain, Root Seeds, FUH'R AND FKKD Oil Cakes and Coarse Salt Fresh and Salt Fish All at bottom prices.Plastering Hair Cement, Plaster of Paris Pages Poultry Food Sugar Utensii^ Barrel Churns Anything that you require that we ilo not keep in stock we will procure at shortest possible notice.We supply the needs of the community.W.T.OUGHTRED.MARBLETON.TO REST IN HIGHLANDS.FIVE SERVICES FROM ST.LAWRENCE.Va ious Lines Announce Vessels Sailing From Port of Montreal.TO ENGLAND AND CONTINENT.now ready, covers, and &c., &c.(STSeed Catalogues are tastily gotten up.v ith fancy containing a list of all our dilterent Seeds we handle, and their qualities.f^~Drop a Card for one CO.Bill to Disestablish County Council.Gen.Macdodald’s Remains to Be Taken Home for Burial.J.S.MITCHELL & r“ STRR (Clothing Hall Why Are We The est Clothiers The Townships?BECAUSE we are the largest buyers and largest sellers.BECAUSE our stock is larger and better assorted than all the O other Clothing Stores in Sherbrooke combined, BECAUSE we buy the best goods that money can buy, and sell at the lowest prices.The Dominion, Leyland and Hamburg-American lines, now having their Canadian headquarters in the Dominion Line offices on St.Sacrament street, announced that they have made arrangements for five distinct services from the St.Lawrence to Great Britain and the Continent during the coming season, On the opening of navigation the Dominion Line will operate a fine weekly passenger and freight service between Montreal and Liverpool, and a fast freight service between Montreal and Bristol (Avonmoutb).The steamers to be placed in these services are of arge tonnage, and most of them are twin-screw with modern re frigerating chambers.The Canada, which holds the record of having made the quickest trip to the St.Lawrence, will sail from Liverpool in April.The Leyland Line will again maintain a ten-day service be tween Montreal and Antwerp, with more powerful vessels.Sail ings every ten days from Quebec to London will be maintained, as during past seasons by the Lay-land Line, and large modern steamers will load at the new Terminal Elevator and Great Northern Railway Docks, Quebec, which are among the best on the continent.The Hamburg American Packet Company will continue to operate a first class j-ervice between Montreal and Hamburg, and regular sailings will be maintained.The sailings of these lines, with their earlier steamers, are as follows: Montreal to Liverpool -Steamers Canada, May f); Kensington, May 16; Dominion, May 23; Southwark, May 30; Roman, June 0.Montreal to Bristol (Avonmouth) —Turcoman, May 2; Manxman, May 16; Ottoman, May 20 Montreal to Antwerp—Alexan-diian, May 5; Belgian, May 19; Tampican, May 30 Montreal to Hamburg—West phalia, May 12; Frisia, May 26; Teutonia, June 9.Quebec to London—Iberian, April 25; European, May 6; Mexi can, May 16: American, May 27.BEC VUSE we are always first with goods.the newest and nobbiest ! Everything tor Men and Boys from Head to Foot.STAB CLOTHING HALL, J.ROSENBLQOM & CO., 97 * 90 WELLINGTON STREET, Next Door to Grand Central Hotel, Beu.Tel.43 !*VÏ«SXS)«>**'.Ï< Æ* Furnish Your House! You can do so without money by selling our Tl " j " 7 Soaps, Extracts.Perfumes.Toilet Articles.Ac.This handsome and comfortable Morris Chair made in the most substantial manner, with adjusta-blç back in(l revcrsjfoie tufted cushions—seat 21 x 21, I I back 20x 29—FREE to any person who will sell |io V worth of our goods.This is no fake proposition.We run all the risk—ship the goods on approval—take them hack if not as represented.Start now.All kinds of furniture can be obtained in the same manner.Our catalouge tells the whole story.Write a postal for it.Mention this paper.COLONIAL SOAP CO., Rock Island, Qut.(Special correspondence.) Quebec, March 27—The Assembly sat for one hour only and during that short space of time many things were transacted.Mr.Blanchard presented a bill for the abolishment of the County Councils.No less than twenty private bills were read a third time.The contract between the Gov eminent and the Sisters of Charity for the insane was passed.In answer to Mr, Bissonnette (Sotilange) Hon.Mr.Duffy replied that A.Reid had been appointed gaoler of Beauharnois gaol on the Oth of October, 1002, at tin* request of P.X Dupuis, M.P.P.Hon.Mr.Gouin said that the Government had on the 23rd of of May, 1901, received $56,(XX) from the town of Valley held in aid of the building of a Court House.Hon.Mr.Duffy, in answer to Mr.Leblanc stated that one prisoner, William L mg, wasawaiting trial at Beauharnois gaol.PRIVATE RILLS COMMITTEE.Many important bibs were considered before that Committee.The most important was the Montreal City Bill.Mr.Descar ries proposed to have the last clause struck out as regard the property known as Shakespeare property to be put within the limits of the city.Finally the ripension was postponed until Tuesday next.Lazy old sores, painful and dis figuring, will not linger long aftei treatment with Weaver’s Cerate has been begun.If the cerate smart reduce it with sweet oil or lard, and cleanse the blood with Weaver's Syrup.Divorce Court Not Required.Mr.Charlton’s Motion Withdrawn, Was G.E.&e.K.FRASER general Insurance Brokers.Fire.Ufe, Accident, W «oriue, Plate Q-laes GRIFFITHS BLOCK - - SHERBROOKE, QUE.On Thursday afternoon Mi Charlton presented to the House of Commons his resolution favor ing tho establishment of a divorce court in Canada.The debate was continued this evening in the presence of tiie largest and most fashionable gathering of ladies that has yet graced the galleries this session.Sir Wilfrid Laurier offered strong opposition to the resolution, as inopportune and unwarranted by existing condi tions, and, after an animated debate, Mr.Charlton, bowing be fore the evident disinclination of the House to adopt so radical a reform, withdrew his resolution, Mi.E.A Lancaster’s bill respect ing cattle guards was given a second reading, and, upon motion of Hon.A.G.Blair, referred to to the Committee on Railways, by a Vote of 99 to 53.This was the ft-st division of she session, and the new members were all heartily applauded on using to record their vo es.Th reception accorded Mr.G.I).Giant of North Ontario was especially hearty.-At the open-a number of Quebec, March 26-ing this afternoon, bills were presented.The following: notice of motion was given:—Order of the House for a list of various mutual benefit and aid Associations of the Province of Quebec, which have filed the respective reports of their operations for the year ended 14th March, 1903.Address for copies of all orders-in council, from the 4th December, 1901, respecting the conversion of the debt of Province, etc.The House went into committee and* adopted the following bills which were there after read a th:rd time.An Act to amend the Code of Civil Procedure respecting the jurisdiction of Commissioners Courts.An Act to amend articles 272 and 817 of the Municipal Code.An Act to amend the Quebec license act.An Act to extend the territorial jurisdiction of the Superior Court and Circuit Court of the district of Quebec.An Act to amend 62 Viet.chap.28, sec.47.CIVIL ST ATUS IN QUEBEC Mr.W.A.Weir, M.P.P.Introduces Needed Reforms In the Law.The fact, hitherto unrecognized in Quebec, that there are religious bodies who can with difficulty be classed as either Protestant oi Catholic was forced on public at tention by the recent decision in icgardtoJews in the Protestant schools.The consequence has been some much needed amend ments in the statute law of the Province.Mr.Weir, M.P.P., by the substitution of the words “and religious denomination other than the Roman Catholic Church” for the term Protestant, has extended the rights of marriage by banns oi license to the Orthodox Greek Church, the Hebrew congrega tior.s, whose position was previously anomalous and probably also to the faith-healers, spiritualists and other collections of believers of a particular set of dogmas, though the exact extent to which such bodies can be termed religious denominations is a matter of dispute.The Jews y re also given the right to call their banns on Saturday.The educational amendments are not yet passed.By Marconigraph.Believed In Scotland That General Was Victim of Malicious Attacks, London, March 28 Scottish sen timent, which was strongly excited bv the idea of General Hectui Macdonald being buried in Paris, where he killed himself, has operated to bring about the re turn of the body to General Macdonald’s home.The glamer of hit tlioomflll career ami his personal pjpulaiity far outweighed any consideration of the circumstances of his death and several Scottish societies comtmi nicated with the general's brother, urging that the body be brought to the Highlands.These commit ideations in more that one instance wet e accompanied by an offer to bear the whole expense.The War Office’s announcement that the remains would be interred in Paris was made after an expression of the brother’s wishes.Shortly afterwards the general’s son, who is about sixteen years old, and who was acting on behalf of his mother, from whom the general separated years ago, came to Loudon and requested that the inter ment be in Scotland.He announced that he was going to Paris to get the body.The War Office thereupon offer ed to stand aside and left the arrangements to the family.The son is now in Paris, and other relatives are on the way there.The burial will probably be at Black Isle, Rossshire There is likely to be an impressive gathering, as feeling is stirred to a depth seldom stirred in Scotland, where it is widely believed that General Macdonald was the victim of malicious attacks, OFFICIAL STATEMENTS.Paris, March 27—The British consul, A.P.Inglis, today issued a formal note announcing that the body of Major General Sir Hector Macdonald, who killed himself here on Wednesday, will be trans-jorted to Scotland, where the funeral service will occur.Orders from the War Office in London are to give every assistance to the family in the removal of the body to Scotland.This statement is intended to set at rest the reports that the body was to be buried here tonight.Serious Trouble at Fernie.North-West Mounted Police Have Been Called Out.Victoria, B.C., March 28-In view of the fact that trouble is expected at Fernie, in the event of the non-union men being imported by the Crow’s Nest Pass Coal Company, the British Columbia Gov eminent has requested the Dominion Government to send a detachment of North-West Mounted Police to Fernie, the centre of the strike.A squad of fifty men has been ordered to proceed from Calgary.The Coal Company has given the men until today to decide whether they will return to work, failing a decision the officials say that outsiders will be brought in A LITTLE MONEY would perhaps make your home bright and cheerful, if you spend it judiciously by get ing some of our neat designs of Wall Papers We can save you from 20 to 50 per cent.We not only save you money, but exhibit as large an assortment of Wall Paper as can be found in Canada.Kerr & Foss Opp.Theatre.l) and I might have a chat on the quality of Paints, just a word before vou buy.The Cana da Paint Co.s H MD PUS.are the old standby ; never fail to give per-fect satisfaction; every pound is guar an tee* l to be tqual, if not a little better than any other paints on the market.We have 50 shades in stock to choose from.Opp.Theatre.Sister St.Cecelia is a well known and respected lady of St.Joseph Orphan Horae, Ottawa,and she un hesitatingly says that “The I ) L” Emulsion is a splendid medicine for thin, delicate and growing children.As a Pure, Delightful and R refresh ing Be ve rage the London Times Begins the Service.New London, Monday, March 30—The Times this morning lead4* its foreign news with two New York despatches of about 2W) words, headed “Bv Marconigraph.” In an editorial the Times says that the me-sages mark the establishment for the first time of the regular transmission of news by the Marconi Company upon a contract basis, and marks an epoch in the development of wireless telegra phy.The King Will Visit In May.Scotland The Toronto Opera House was destroyed by fire Wednesday morning.The loss is placed at $100,000 Mr.C.T.Currelly, M.A., of Toronto, has discovered tha tomb of the Pharaoh which “Knew not Joseph.” RAW THROAT COUGHING These sudden changes of weather are terrible to the throat.They develop cold in the head and cold in the chest very quickly.Sold where.HAVE NO PEER, by best dealers every- It is officially announced that the Ki- g, accompanied by Queen Alexandra, will make a visit to Scotland in Mav.Their majesties will arrive at Dalkeith Palace, the se *t of the Dnk*» of Buccleuch, six mi lea from Edinburgh May 11, and will remain until May 15.checks the coughing, heals the soreness and drives out the inflammation.It is a splendid family remedy, perfectly safe for all.Money refunded if not satisfactory.Price 25c.GUSTAVE RICHARD DRUGGIST—FLETCHER S BLOCK Cor.Ring and W «Kington Stroott NEW CURTAINS.oooooooo We are showing larger lines of this class of goods, from the simple tambour to the finest.Also a host of beautiful novelties in Long Curtains.Rich patterns and dainty effects in Irish Point Here are some of them :— Cream and WZhite Lace Curtains.in all the latest designs, 3 to yd long, from 7$c to $2.oo a pair.Nottingham Lace Curtains new and beautiful patterns, 3 *4 yds long, $1.75 and $3 00 a pair.New lrii>h Point Lace Curtains Dainty and rich designs, 3*/ yds long, $4.00 to $6.oo a pair Ne\V portieres, Portieres Chenille Portieres in a variety of handsome colors and designs, 3 & 3yds long, $2.50 to $5.00 pr.Tapestry Portieres A new lot just received, 3*^ yds long, from $3.00 to $5.00 a pair.(-oVers^ ^able (^oVers We are now showing very handsome lines in Tapestry Table Covers, at attractively low prices and all sizes.T.BELANGER.14*5 Wellington Street.Bargains - Bargains $2,000 00 worth of a Bankrupt Stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shots and Rubbers, bought at 45 cents on the dollar, and to arrive in a couple of days, will be slaughtered at unheard of prices b; (ore our regular Spring Trade commences Wc advise our customers a”d the public generally to refrain from buying elsewhere before examining our prices and securing some of the many bargains that are in store for them.LOO KOUT FOR DODCxKRS UNION CLOTHING HAIHr I.SMITH, Prop IS2_IS4~WELLI NO TON (STREET *H«rbrook«.DODGERS, Sign of the Golden Kagle Boucher *& Lacroix HAVE ALWAYS IN STOCK ENGINEERS OVER YLLS ENGINEERS GLOVES MACHINISTS OVERALLS STONE-MASONS OVERALLS OVERALLS for the little folk : the BROWNIE the cutest thing for the baby, the boy or the girl.A sizes in stock, BOUCHER & LACROIX.163 Wellington Street.x Get Strong Before Summer.Many run-down i^ersons m receiving marked benefit from our Griffifh’s EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL, 35c per bottle, taken in connection with our Griffith’s Compound SYRUP of HVPOPflOS-PHITES, $1.00.Roth are fatteners and strengthened.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 The Druggist, Strathcona Drug Hall 61 Wellington St.oooo< 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.lelllBgtoif St.• Sherbroofce.NO SPAVINS The worst jkwmHIo spavin can ho cored in 45 minutes.Rinubene*.Curbs aoJ Splint* nst as quick.Not painful and never has just as quiCK.*>01 pamiui auu nrw-i n.i -failed.Detailed information about this now method sent free to horse owners.( > Write today.Ask for pamphlet No.21P tftalni ,t k»ml«U,Ifi frftnt St.,V»>.t,Tor chafer.For further partie li/ T apply to W.E.T.B.Montreal K.MOREHOUSE, 28w.For Sale.OHIO STANDARD FEED and ENSILAGE CUTTERS.I have a few No 11 and 13 ?*k for Che •reason bar MS Far Laundry maw INSURANCE ^ire Insurance Companies!.'with Combined Capital of over $100.000.000.00 ÆTSA ALLIANCE, COMMERCIAL UNION, GUARDIA!*.HARTFORD LANCASHIRE.LONDON.NORTH BRITISH d: MERCANTILE* QUERN, ROYAL, WESTERN.Sherbrooke’s Leading These c are represented by W.S.DRESSER & CO.Fire Insurance^Oftice,; McCarthy Rlock 29|Strathcona Sbuare.'(Established 1875.Bell Phone 111 Peoploe Phone Sure Cure For Sick Stomach Such maladies as Nausea, Sick Stomach, Cramps, and Colic, yield instantly to Poison’s Nerviline, and if you^suffer periodically from any of these complaints just keep Nerviline handy and take a few drops in water for quick relief.A large 25c.bottle of Nerviline is a comfort and safeguard in any household, and will save great suffering and big doctors’ bills every year.Do you use Nerviline V Try it.Hamilton's Pills Don’t Gripe.AYER’S FLAT, We are very sorry to hear Mr.O.Parker, who has clerking at A.E.Fish’s for time, is about to leave us.Miss Gladys Robinson, also that been some Mrs Fred Robinson, spent one’day in Sherbrooke last week.Mr.Bennett of Stanstead Col lege, was the guest of his friend Irving McCoy, over Saturday and Sunday.Mrs.James Bacon and two daughters were in Newport on Tuesday.Mr.S.Rose was in Water ville on Wednesday.Dr.and Mrs, Brown were in Sherbrooke on Thursday.For Internal and External ap plications we have found Perry Davis Painkiller of great value ami we can recommend it for colds rheumatism or fresh wounds and bruises.Christian Era.Avoid substitutes.Over 3200 emigrants arrived in Halifax on Saturday from Great Britain.BRISTOL’S Pills Already Sold out of one lot of Children’s Hats, Caps and Tams.Another new lot came in the other day.Did you see those big cases ?All full of KAPS for the KIDS which I am offering at about one hUf price.They are new an A 1 and must be sold thi® fall.Write or come and *ee.PHELPS MAC HINE Co.I K.^-'man.Farm for Sale VT A8COTJC ORNER, about half mile from -tore, and quarter mile from brick yard.Apply to Hi.33 W.PRICE, Lennox ville Brick Yard.For Sale rpHE FARM known a* the Ward Farm, one I hundred and foui'ceil acre-, lot 2rt.range nine of the township of Bury : a good farm Tu e\ cry way, good land, eighty acre- , lear, well watered, good orchard, good building*, one mile from cheese factory.Tennis ca-h munt be sold to close estate of the late Mary-Ann Ward.Apply to JOHN WYATT Robiuaon, or LEW IS A.BENNETT, Brookbury.Im.Mar.H Farm for Sale I OFFER FOR SALE my farm of 1H0 acres, mostly rich land in high state of cultivation.balance pasture, with enough wood for use of the farm.House, shed* and barns are in perfect repair, farm adjoins Bishops < ollege and house is only one mile from Lonnoxville Po.-t < thee and Railway Stations and < reamry.Last -oason the farm producee over loo ton* hay.IW) bushels oats, and pastured 3ô cows.S.BCR KILL, Lennox ville, Que.March 13th, IHXJ 33w.For Sale."V^EW Self-contained Residence o a A Street containing 11 rooms, wit! Quebec all mo- dern conveniences.Finished throughout in Hard Wood and While Wood.Mo-' beautifully situated.Also two vacant lots.Anply to J.H KELLER t.f.13 Quebec St.Wanted 167 WELLINGTON STREET SHERBROOKE.You may send your Furs any time now to Louis A.Codere’s for storage Let him know and he will send a messenger for them.FURS ARE STORED and insured, cleaned and repaired, and sent to your home in the autumn all ready to wear.^TCodere's charges for this work are reasonable charges.years.Mr.Janies Walker left on Monday for the North W est.Sugar makers are kept busy and expect to have a bountiful harvest this year, The youngest child ot Mr.and Mrs.Robert Caldbell is very poor ly at present.CVRIC Dyspepsia.Constipation, Palpitation of the Heart, Loss of Appetite, Dropsy, Bilious Headache, In all disorders of the Mood.Bristol's Stvrsaparillîv should be taken together with the Pills.ll TRY STEVENS & PRICE.\T ONCE, a good capable girl : good wage.-no washing.ApjdjMo 2i.44 W.K.LOOMIS.Glenburn Stock Farm, FOR SALE—Several Young Berkshire Boars at special price-.Young Pigs now on hand.Shorthorns calve*.Shropshire Sheep6-and Barred Plymouth Rock Fowls.JOHN RACEY.Jr., Lennoxville.Que.Lost.V CHILDS LACED SHOE between Queen s Hotel yard and Wellington Su.on Sat.March 28th.Return to M.STANDISH, care-of Queen s Hotel, Sherbrooke.Found IN the road near my house Owner can have same hi ?ny prov SHIRLE Y Dudswell, March 2tfth, 1903.a sleigh robe, ing property.[OP.To Let.rpHE FARM known as the Webster Place, 1 on Moulton Hill, q mile from Lennox- ville : chec-e factory on me place ; running water at the house and barn.For further information apply to the undersigned W s.KINDALL.Moulton Hill, March 28th, 1903.1m.* Wanted.vy ANTED—Boiler and Engine 30 to 50 horse 7 7 power.3ins.l5 GEORGE LONG.RAND TRUNK System' EASTER HOLIDAYS.Single First Cla.ss Fare far Round Trip Going dates April 9 to 13 inclusive.Return limit April 14.1903.SCHOOL VACATION Fare and One Third for Round Trip Going dates April 4 to 11 inclusive.Return Limit April 21, 1903.UNTIL JUNE SPECIAL COLON 15.1903.ST RATES To Western & Pacific Coast Points.$50.00 47.50 8IIERBROOKK TO Seattle, j Victoria, Vancouver, Portland Nelson Trail, Robson Spokane .Anaconda, Butte.Helena, Ogden.Salt Lake •*•••.47.0c San Francisco and Los Angeles - .joior- FOR COMFORT TRAVEL by the (JRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM, For t ickets, reservation in sleeping cars, etc.* apply to C.H.FOSS, City Passenger and Ticket Agent, 2 Wellington St.Art Building, C.F.OLIVIER MARCH 1903 Good News for those who wish to buy Cotton Cheap! I have decided to make Tuesday March the 25th until March the 31st a BANNER WEEK for Cotton Cloth.I WILL OFFER \ 0 p.c.OFF on all cottons ranging in the following widths: 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, plain and circular and 4-4, 7~4* 8-4 and 9-4, bleached and unbleached.Remember this offer will last but one week.You certainly want some Cotton, and why not go to C.F.Olivier, who is offering you inducements Think of buying Ladies* Tailor made Skirts for $1 25 and very extra quality for $2 50.Do not Miss This Opportunity in buying Ladies’ Wool Hcse at just half their regular price.Good all wool Hose worth 30c will be effered at 19c.Beautiful all wool black Cash-mere Hose, just a few dozen left at 19c.Good useful P K., yd wide, 8c yard.PRINTS fast colors, 6c yd.Very extra quality prints worth 13c, reduced to 10c.All pure Linen Towels, 8c pair.REMEMBER that I am selling out my MEN’S Soft and Stiff Hats At 1 •css thaï) Çost.Hats worth $2.50, to clear, $2 00.Hats Worth $2.00, to clear, $1.50.Tlie Riom Place TO Bull CORSETS is at C.F.OLIVIER.I keep tlie celebrated D & A warranted not to crack over the hips.DO NOT FORGET! our special offer in Cotton Cloths.I am bound to give you a in all the Cottons you buy from the 25th to the 31th March.G.F.OLIVIER 117-119 Wellington Street Boston Store v .-.U.,,.ONLY COPY ( ' THE SHERBROOKE EXAMINERf MARCH no, 1903 ANNOUNCEMENT ! ! I take this opportunity to thank my many customers for their past patronage.I now beg to say that this space in the future will tell to the public in each week what John Brown will have to offer.1 have been v making changes and improvements in my store lately and intend to carry in stock a full line of Paints and Oils, Varnishes, &e % o o o ALSO o o o Shelf Hardware & Builders Supplies.Watch this space in the future for bargains in the above line.Open for trade ^pril 31st.JOHN BROWN 107 KING STREET - SHERBROOKE.New^r-r Spring Skirts in plain and brocaded Lustre, Cheviot.etc., $2.25, 2.50, 3.25, 3.50, etc.New Prints extra values, pretty patterns, 10 and 13c Fit AH ft New Goods constantly coming in—no trouble to show them.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 cloc^or, everyone of the best quality, and that the medicine will be compounded with the utmost care.W.J.H.McKINDSEY, THE LENNOXVILLE DRUGGIST intercolonial RAILWAY On and after October 12th, 1902, trainw will nar daily (Sunday excepted) a* followa : No.34 THE MARITIME EXPRESS willleaT Montreal daily except Saturday at liw noon for Halifax.N.S„ the Sydneya, St John, N.R., and other pointe in the Marlt ime Province*.No* 33 THE MARITIME EXPRESS, from jointe a* abo\t, will arrive daily except Noonday at 5.30 p.m.No.152 EXPRESS for Levi* will leave daU> except Sunday at 7.40 a.m., due to arrive a.1.06 p.m.No.151 EXPRESS will leave Levis dally ex cept Sunday at 4.20 p.m.due to arrive M Montreal at 10.00 p.m.No.150 EXPRESS for Levis leaves dally ex cept Sunday at 11.45 p.m., due to arrive a Levi* at H 50 a.m.and connecting with ex pres* for Campbellton.N.B.No.140 EXPRESS for Nioolet leave daily ex cept Sunday at 4.30 p.m.No 145 EXPRESS from Nicolet arrive* at Mot treal daily except Sunday at 10.30 a.m.No.149 EXPRESS leave* Levi* daily except Sunday at 7.00 p.m., due to arrive in Mon treal at{B.45 a.m I Ve«tibu c train* with luxuriou* Sleeping and Dining oar'- and ilr*t claa- coache*.on the nu.! ttime exprès*.Through Sleeping car* beiweci Montreal and Halifax.All train* run by ea’t ern standard time.1) POTTINGER, General Manager.Moncton, N.B., October 10th, 1902.H.A.PRICE.General Pa**enger Agent, 144 St.James St,, Montreal.' JAKS HARD WELL, Assist.Gta, Krght.Agt,.130 St.James St.(cor.SL I* rancOis-Xav.e St.) Montreal.City Ticket Offlce.143 SL Jame* SL, M n treal.Millions of Ladies are wearing them and are satisfied.The agents for these high grade shoes are HORENCY & MILLET Opposite Theatre.Headstones and MonMEents.GEO.AYER has the larg«3fit uL*d oest stock on hand, for sale, to be *ound in the Eastern Townships.Call and see.Prices right.GEO.AYER itei - Sttott.Opposit Strathcona Square, F.R.LAB0NTE Furniture Dealer SPECIALIST AS Undertaker and gmbalmer, 93 HeilillQljll SI.- Bêll Tel.415 il Night Service: I I I Wellington 5trr«t — Boll Tel.405 Sherbrooke, Que Ask Him Ask your doctor what he thinks of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla.He knows all about this grand old family medicine, this splendid tonic.Follow his advice and we will be satisfied.Court at Sweetsburg rn » —" Judge Mulvena held a term of Court at S\vuet*burp on Friday.S.Ford, of Clarencevilie, who had bdeu committed for trial for stealing a buffalo robe, horse blanket and whip, pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to! two mouths in jail, out ot consideration for his wife and children who are almost destitute.James Cole, of EastFarnhatu, who was charged with having assaulted his brother rn law,was acquitted.ù)ants Jhat we 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 ; prices always at the minimum figure.4.E.KINKEAD & CO , f Cigars Tobaccos Wellington St Sherbrooke.WATERVILLE, That’s what we get out of the New Spring Suitings we are showing, the perfection of fit and the height of style.You never had the choice of so great a 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 13.50 up.Suits from $15 00 up.Overcoats from $15.00, ww.SHAW Practical.Cutter and| Tailor, Opposite E.T.Bank, No.2 Commercial street OUR METALLIC CEILINGS-'WALLS 3Clh «rt stsc arc tervlceeble.Poçi.:#*ly used by pract cal people Easily applied—most moderate in cost -fire-proof, sanitary and won derfuily durable—with countless s o select from Write ue for booklet telling al! about them METALLIC ROOFING 00., Limited Wholesale Mtr*.TORONTO, CANADA.When Yo\jr Joints Are Stiff and muscles sore from cold or rheumatism, when you slip and sprain a I1 joint, strain your side or bruise yourself, Perry Davis’ Painkiller will take Ï- out the soreness and fix you right in a jilly.Always have it with you, and I use it freely.USE ‘PainkiUer HILLHURST.Mr.\V.Caswell just received a carload of flour.H.I).Smitb,Esq.of Compton and Mr.A.Poniroy, were in Hillhurst on Wednesday.Mis« Elsie Snow is quite ill at presnt.AGENTS FOR A Sherooke Barber’s Thrilling Experience, This what he *ay* about it : ‘‘I wa* a til io Led with Rheumatism and very bad and in gmit pain.1 could not sleep or walk or eat.My arm was swollen badly, I was constipated and inf very way need up.I commenced to use Smith's North American Rheumatic Cure.At once I bt^gan to improve, my pain all left me, the swelling in my arm went down, in a few day* I wa* all right.I know that thi* remedy will cure Rheumatism, it i* all right, it is a great Blood Purifier.C.I).DU FORT, Barber next door Victoria Restaurant.Wellington street, Sherbrooke, March 28, 1903.Builw Toroilp».CANADIAN ^ v ^PACIFIC Ky.WILL SELL ROUND TRIP TICKETS FOR THE EASTER HOLIDAYS -AT- ONE WAY FIRST CLASS FARE.Going April 9th to 13th inclusive.Good for return passage until April 14th, 1903.STUDENTS AND TEACHERS - AT- ONE WAY FIRST CLASS FARE AND ONE THIRD Going April 4th to 11th inclusive, good for return until April 21*t.1903, on surrender of Standard School Vacation Railway certificate.Exceptional arrangements for Maritime Province pointe.W.H BOTTOM, City Passenger Agent, Lrt Bui’idtng.Bell Telephone 130, Steamship Tickets to all Farté of the World.Dominion Line STEAMSHIPS BOSTON and HALIFAX to LIVERPOOL, via Q VEENS TO WN.From Boston From Halifax Canada.April 2nd April 3rd MONTREAL d!* QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL.Canada.May 9th Kensington.May Pith Dominion.May 23rd Southwark.May :40th BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.New England.April 11th Mayflower.April 23rd PORTLAND TO LIVERPOOL.Norseman.April 4th Englishman.April 11th Nomadic.,.April 18th Irishman.Ap.25th FOR A VON MOUTH DOCK