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i ii Sherbrooke Examiner.SHERBROOKE, QUEBEC, FRIDAY.NOVEMBER 6, 1903 VOLUME XXV, NO.15 MILL Gil « i m.LUMBERING & SUPPLIES.Place your order now for Circular Saws, Cant Dogs, Axes Belting and " .’I Oil.We carry an enormous stock and can ship your order promptly, whether a few items or a carload.(igTOur prices save you money— write us.J.S.MITCHELL & CO WHOLE NO 1201 STHR Clothing Hall SIGN OF THE STAR THE MOST RELIABLE.¦l ¦ A ^ ^ I S Great weather, this ! and now that there is a frosty snap to | the air, you will come in at once.Come on, we are ready for | you.Extra sales people.Tables high filled with Suits and | Overcoats and Prices about 2S per cent, under others % " Breasted Suits! $5, 7.50, 10, 12.50, 15.The Yery Overcoat You Want $5, 7, 10,12.50, 15.Can’t go into details but you shall not be disappointed if you come here.Also a full line of shower proof Cravenette Coats.STAR CLOTHING HALL, 0.RQSENBLOOM & GO.97 A 99 WELLINGTON STREET, Next Door to Grand Central Hotel, Bell Tel.43 Eastern Townships Bank ANNUAL MEETING Notice is hereby given that, in accordance with a resolution passed by the Shareholders on the l"th February, 1903, and confirmed bv Statute, changing tt*e date of the Annual Meeting of the Rank from the first Wednesday in the month of June to the first Wednesday in the month of December, the Annual General Meeting of the Sliare-holders of the Bank will be held in theirlBanking House in the City of Sherbrooke, on WEDNESDAY, SECOND DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT.The chair will be taken at 2 p m.By order of the Board.JAS MACKINNON, General Manager Sherbrooke, Que., Oct.27, THE SENSIBLE MOTHER When little ones are ill the sensible mother no longer doses them with nauseous, griping, purgatives, nor puts them to sleep with the so-called “soothing” preparations*which always contain harmful opiates.Baby’s Own Tablets have been used by thousands of mothers who cheerfully testify that they are gentle in their actions, absolutely safe and make little ones sleep soundly and naturally, because they remove the trouble that made baby irritable and wakeful.On ‘this point Mrs.T.Watson, Sarsfield, Ont., says : have used Baby’s Own Tablets and find them a very valuable medicine for young childsen.When habv is cross or fretful I give her a Tablet, and it soon puts her right.” These tablets cure all the minor ailments of little ones.They are good for all children, from birth onward Sold by medicine dealers or sent by mail at 25 cents a box by writing the Dr.Williams’ Medicfne Co.Brockville, Ont WAS A BIG SUCCESS-BANQUET AT QUEEN’S HOTEL-ADDRESSES WERE GIVEN BY DR.PELLETIER.M.L.A., MAYOR FARWELL.MR.PANNETON, K C , C.C.KNIGHT.The first annual ploughing match under the auspices of the Sherbrooke ami Belvidere Ploughmen’s Association was held on Wednesday last on Villas’ farm, Belvidiere.The day was an ideal one, and the attendance of spectators was very large and great interest was manifested in the work of the ploughmen.The president and directors are to he congratulated on the success which attended their efforts in organizing the first ploughing match, and nothing was left undone to being this about.The rules of the Association confined the entries to a certain boundary, but there is no doubt that later on these rules will be amended so as to allow others from without to enter.The entries numbered thirty-one, and included the young boy of twelve to that of the old man of seventy-six.All entered into the work with a spirit of enthusiasm, and although the ground was not the best suited for a plough-ing match ing match goo) work on the whole was done.The ploughing was judged by Mr.William Bell and Mr.A.K.Buchanan, Sherbrooke.Their task was no sinecure, and they gave entire satisfaction as was evidenced by the fact that not a single complaint was heard in connection with their awards.The horses were judged by Mr.A.M.Greenshields and Mr.E.Fitzgerald.The prizes were awarded as follows : .OPEN MATCH.Open to Ploughmen Anywhere Within Our Limits.First prize, cup, presented by C.0.Knight, to he won twice before final ownership, and $5.00 in cash by W.S.Armitage and $3.00 by the Association—Alex.McClymont, Capel-ton.Second—Cash $8.00 and barrel flour by R.A.Bartlett, Esq—John Baxter.Third—$5.00 and goods by Kerr cV Foss—W.H.Smith, Belvidiere.Fourth—Blanket by Magog Woolen Mills and goods by J.S.Mitchell & Co.—A.Duncan, Belvidiere.Fifth—$1.00 and goods by L.A.Codere.—R.Cillas, Belvidiere.MATCH 2.For Imitation Scotch Plows.First, medal by S.C.Nutter, and bag of flour by Fuller & Wiggett—E.Johnstone, Capelton.Second, $7.00 and goods by R.Johnston—S.Jardine, Belvidiere.Third, $6.00 and clock by L.Dupuy —C.H.Dundin, Lennoxville.Fourth, $5.00 and goods by I).W.Stenson—R.Collins, Belvidiere.Fifth, $4.00 and goods by H.B.Bray—H.Smith, Belvidiere.Sixth, goods by J.A.Wiggett and C.F.Olivier—E.Cillas, Belvidiere.Seventh, Examiner for one year, Stevens & Price—F.Patton, sr., Belvidiere.BOYS’ CLASS, under 21 years.First, cup presented by Dr.Worthington, and $5.00—P.Fair-brother, Lennoxville.Second, $2.00 suit of overalls by T.Cowan and pair of pants by J.Rosonbloom—F.McGee, Belvidiere.Third, $4.00 and goods by Morency Milieu—Howard Gale, Belvidiere.Fourth, $3.00 and goods by J.Smith—J.Arquin, Lennoxville.Fifth, $2.00 and pair gloves by E.E.Bean—W.Wheeler, Belvidiere.Sixth, $1.00 and goods from I).J.McManamy—B.Hutchison, Belvidiere.Seventh, goods by C.F.Olivier— Bruce Baxter SPECIALS Special prize in open match for best crown, four times around, 1 barrel of flourrel of flour from C.P Clough & Co —J »hn Baxter an 1 A.McClymont, equal.For best finish, 500 lbs.phosphate by Nichols 0011.Buy them now W.T.OUGHTRED.MARBLETOK.purpose should be for the attainment of happiness and to actumiplish thi purpose man must have some employment of mind and body—the enjoy ment of which leads to contentment and proper living.To this end what employment of man is more ideal than agriculture.If rightly entered into and consciously followed, it certainly leads to independence, and hence l^ip piness.The farmer is today the most independent man on earth His occu pat ion is at the foundation of manu facture and commerce and contributes by far the largest share to the nation’s wealth.Fanning nowadays is not the same as it used to be way back say in the fid’s, when the scythe, cradle and hand rake were the principal implements.Now- the mower takes the place of the scythe to lighten labor , the revolving rake in place of the hand rake, the reaper in place of the cradle ; the tread power in place of the flail.Now the separator, hand cutter, grain weigher and a hundred and one other new inventions are your help.The years have made a wonderful difference.Successful farming has been the secret and foundation of it all.When you are successful all the wheels of industry are kept in motion.When crops are a failure there is a lull in the factory .mercantile pursuits are depressed and trade in general is dull.We are all dependent on the fanner and it is because of this I feel gratified and honored by the privilege of saying a word of cheer to you given me by your president.Yours is a noble calling, gentlemen, requiring patience and intellect and industry.There are, true, hard, la‘ horous hours and long days before success comes, but in response to these things it comes at last—I am safe, I think, in saying.Times never were better for our farmers than they are today.The result of the preference in the English markets given to our products by the old country consumers is that our products arc going to England in enormously increasing quantities and our farmers are receiving prices which they never received before.Today Canadian butter, Canadian cheese, Canadian fruits, and Canadian flour are being asked for and searched for by the English consumer.Keep up the standard of your products by taking advantage of every thing that will help you in your chosen calling.(Applause.) The chairman called on the judge to say a fewr words.Mr.William Bell said that the ploughing done that day was very good and with a little more practice the ploughman in Belvidiere need not be afraid to go to any other matches.Mr.A.E.Buchanan referred to the good work done by the boys and advised the Association to lend every assistance to them at their future matches.Mr.Alex.Ames said that it gave him great pleasure to he present with the Belvidiere Association that evening as representing the Sherbrooke and Lennoxville Association.He looked upon Jhe Belvidiere Association as an offspring of the Association he belonged to, and he believed that the establishment of another would tend to help the older Association.He thought that the Belvidere Association should open its doors to all the county, hut ne supposed for this year they wanted to sec what they could do themselves before allowing all comers to enter.After a few remarks from Mr.Geo Armitage, a vote of thanks was awarded the President, Mr.W.S.Armitage and the secretary, Mr.Wheeler, and directors, and the meeting closed with the singing of God Save the King.Jackets & Capes § is When you go to the country take a bottle of Weaver’s Cerate along.It is useful to relieve pain caused by bites of animals, stings of insects, and in treating accidental burns and scalds.Perceptible earthquake shocks were noted throughout Missouri, Tennessee and Illinois.Before and After IMionph rxl I ne.The Great Faflleh tofliedy, is nn old, well established and reliable preparation.Hasboen proacribed and nsed over 40 years.All druggists in the Dominion of Canada sell and recommend as being the only medicine of ite kind that cures and H Autumn % % % % % % % % The latest in Autumn and Winter Jackets arc here, in our Ready to Wear Department, and judging from remarks we already hear from customers, it is gratifying to know that we still lead in this brrnch of our business.If you want the correct style for autumn wear, come here, you will find the best fitting garments, and for value we are with you The best for least money is what you will always find at our establishment.And we defy competition in every line./ Ladies' Tailor Made Our range of these skirts is just immense, and as our prices are popular, we anticipate an immense autumn trade Tailor Made Skirts as low as $1.85 Tailor Made Skitrs as high as $10.00 For Ladies’ Ready to Wear Garments in every style and make we are headquarters, T.BELANGER.145 Welling-ton Street.DO YOU LIKE TO DEAL WITH US ?youV° ^°U 118 °kbging, anxious to please \Y e hone you do.We re only human, though, we are ( anadians, and sometimes t hings irill go wrong.” B We trust that it lias always been with someone else, never with you We hate to have it occur at all, for it doesn’t Help our business.Just now that business is to sell you an Overcoat- not any old kind of an overcoat, but one of ilic nest yon ever saw.They’re not shopworn, either- the lot we nave—in fact we’ve just received them, and we nave your size.BOUCHER & LACROIX £ 1lo.^uch a condition may be inherited from parent» or acquired through alcoholism or drunkenness or other intemperate habits, through privation or disease.Consumptives and those living with them must know that all precautionary measures are instituted in the interest» of the invalid as well as of his fellowmen.In factories, stores, railroad cars waiting rooms, &c., in short, wherever many people congregate, there should be a sufficient number of cuspidors well kept and regularly cleaned.If such measures are carried out their will be no excuse for any one to expectorate on the floor and thus endanger the lues of his fellow-men.The dangers from sputum are greater in the home or living room of the patient, than in the open air, for in the latter it is soon dried and the bacilli are rapidly killed by means of the sunlight.Speaking generally inhilation tuberculosis is a disease of young adult life although it may occur at all ages.Injestion tuberculosis, that is where the germs enter the body by eating tuberculosis food, Is a disease chiefly of childhood.The two greatest sources of infection are the sputum fronra tubercular patient and milk from an affected animal.The milk from cattle the subjects of tuberculosis of the internal organs and of the udder if consumed in the raw state is another source of infection but chiefly in children in whom until the 6th or 8th year it should form one of the chief articles of diet.To the injestine of milk Is no doubt to be ascribed all cases of intestinal tuberculosis and iiuercul-ar peritonitis that occur in children.Infection by milk is prevented by sterilizing or boiling it for at least a minute.As soon as tuberculosis cattle are rigidly excluded from the dairy there is no doubt that tlfere will be a great diminution in cases of abdominal tuberculosis in children.It is evident therefore from what has 1 een said of the sources of infection that they can be prevented.How far heredity conspires :n the production of tuberculosis it is impossible to say.Several members of a family the offspring of tubercular parents may exhibit the disease but this is no strong argument in favor of inheritance.If members of a family live together and die off successively, the family is constantly surrounded by infective material, the danger of which is not appreciated it may well he then that many cases of so called hereditary consumption are only cases of infected surroundings.It lias been estimated that tuber-culosis causes 2,000,000 deaths annually, that is nearly four per minute.In the U S.it kills nearly 150,-000 a year.When you consider that 300,000 died in the four years of the American civil war, you therefore see it is more fatal than a great war.What _ohe of us can say that we have neither a relative or friend who has tuberculosis.What one of us can he sure that we may not some time be affected.If we have not that spirit which will make us care for the health of our neighbors, we certainly have an interest in the provent ion of tuberculosis from the standpoint of selfishness.We may not realize it, but the interest in the prevention of this disease is universal.When we consider the great mortality from this disease, and that every one died because some previous case scattered infection.A patient in an advanced stage of consumption will cast off in his exjiectoration several million germs a day, you will readily see the importance of properly caring for and disposing of the sputum, and how necessary it is in all cases to observe the greatest care in ventilating the rooms occupied by a con-sumptive and carrying out all hygiene and sanitary measures.Houses after the death of a consumptive should he thoroughly disin-fected and fumigated as well as all furniture, clothing and personal effects.This is certainly a very dark pic.turc but if wc look upon Its other side we find it much brightened and hopeful.This disease which destroys so many lives and leaves in its wake so much suffering and sorrow is a preventable disease.Ordinary precautions on the part of the patient will make infection rare and painstaking care on his part will protect his attendant fully.To impress you with the difference between care and carelessness in dealing with the disease we might look at the difference between those in the tenements in a large city and that in the sanitoriums.The tenement houses stand for everything that is unclean and unsanitary while the sanitoria are examples of hygiene and sanitation carried to the highest pitch of excellence.The inmates of the former are ignorant of sanitary laws, careless in their personal hygiene.The inmates of the sanitoria on the other hand are taught to be cleanly in their habits, live in sanitary quarters ami are furnished with everything that is necessary to prevent the spread of the infection.As a result tenement houses are hot beds of infection while sanitoria are most desirable places in which to live.In the 4th and 6th wards in New York city, during the years 6891-5-6.rases of tuberculosis were reported in 38 per cent, of the dwellings and from 12 houses in this densely populated district 275 cases occurred in eight years.That means that these A Terrible Cough.Mrs.Thus.Carter, Northport, Ont.lays, “I caught a severe cold which settled in my throat and lungs, and my friends thought it would send me to my grave, when other remedies failed.Di.Wood's Norway Pine Syrup bouses were thoroughly saturated with the germs of the disease Now *.et us see bow the nurses and attendants who are intimately associated with tuberculous patient in the sanitoria fares.In the Brampton Hospital, London, 15,000 cases have been treated in the last 20 years yet neither a nurse or an attendant has become affected, the same is the case with the sanitorium in the Adiron-dacks.These examples teach us two important truths.( 1 ) Tenement houses shows that the disease can be communicated from one person to another.(2) Sanitoria teaches us that tuberculosis is not a contagious disease in the ordinary sense in which that word is used and that the sick and the well may associate intimately together without infection taking place provided the necessary care is taken.In other words tuberculosis can he prevented.This, in brief, is the statement of facts as we find them.What is to be done ?In the first place public opinion must be aroused.No great movement can go ahead of public opinion.Tuberculosis is so common that the aid of society as a whole is necessary in order to check its ravages.The public must be made to understand that the enormous death rate and the indescribable sufferings which are caused by this disease are unnecessary and that they are caused by a disease that is preventable.The fact that it can be communicated from one to another must 1 e taught, while teaching these truths we must be careful not to create unnecessary alarm.The tubercular patient must not be treated as a leper.There is no danger in associating him if he is careful.He should he instructed how to destroy his sputum and when this taken away, is done the danger of infection is It is claimed that fifty per cent, of those who are afflicted can be cured when treated early, then the public conscience should be aroused to its duty to see that those who are afflicted are given the opportunity to get well.Every case that is prevented from reaching the advanced stage and every case that has already reached it and has been properly cared for is a step in the ultimate eradication of the disease.While we are teaching the people how to prevent the spread of the germs that cause tuberculosis let us not forget that it is equally important to teach the necessity of living natural lives with a generous supply of sunlight in our homes and surrounded by fresh air day and night.The principles of hygiene and sanitation must be our guides to good health.If a child eats ravenously, grinds the teeth at night and picks its nose, you may lie almost certain it has worms and should administer without delay Dr.Low’s Pleasant Worm Syrup, this remedy contains its own cathartic.DEMAND FOR TURKEYS.Canadian farmers who have tu»leys to export can look for good prices this winter in the English market.This is made clear in a letter which the Department of Trade and Commerce, Ottawa, received from Lord Strathcona.His Lordship encloses a communication from Messrs.G.E.Brook & Sons, of Leadenhall Market, wherein they state that they learn that Canadian turkeys will be scarce this year in London for the Christmas market, and, in view of the general appearance of high prices, they suggest that it w?ould he to the advantage of Canadian dealers to ship a fair quantity.Prices for English turkeys, they say, will undoubtedly reach very high figures.CANADA POSTAGE STAMP.The Pall Mall Gazette says the newr Canadian postage stamp is a much more artistic production than we have the privilege of sticking on our daily letters.The presentment of the King’s portrait gives the youth of the Dominion a far better idea of the Imperial ruler than the decapitated head which floats in space on the British stamp.Minard’s Liniment for sale everywhere.HAD A BIG PULL.The Manchester Mirror had the following in a recent number.Joe Lefebvre came to town recently from the back woods in Canada.“Hullo, Joe,” said his friend, Jules.“Where you been ?” “I been cutting trees in the woods,” said Joe.“That so ?” said Jules.“Anything new ?** asked Joe.“Not much, 1 guess,” replied Jules.“You know’ Queen Victoria’s dead.” “No ; is he ?” said Joe.“Who’s got his job ?” “The Prince of Wales,” said Jules.“Has she?” said Joe.“She must have had a hell of a pull on Laurier.” MELBOURNE.completely cured me.* Mr.Arthur Armstrong, of Portland, Me., was the guest of Mr.Gordon Ames over Sunday.Mr.William McDowell, of Melboro, has sold his farm to Mr.Biers, of South Ely.Mr.Dalby Dustin, of Gore, has gone to Windsor Mills, where he has secured a position as watchman in the powder mill.Mr Edgar Johnson has returned home from the green fields of the west, where he has spent the last few months.A number of our young people were entertained at Mr.James Wright’s on the evening of the 28th.\ very enjoyable time was spent in dancing ami other amusements.A WEE ENGLISH VEESITOR.A showman who was on a tour through the Highlands had the misfortune to lose a large gorilla, which to save the trouble and expense of burial, he left to rot by the wayside not far from Pitlochry.Two Highland drovers on their way to Perth came across the carcass, dressed, as it had been left, in its performing garb.Never having seen such a queer specimen before, they were greatly puzzled what to make of it.“What’ll she pe ?” asked Tonal “Weel,” replied Tugal, “she’ll no’ pe a Hielan-der, or she wouW hae a tartan plaid, and she’ll no* p™a Lowiander aither, or her trouser would pe grey.” After some reflection Tonal exclaimed— “I’ll tell ye what she’ll pe.She’ll jist pe a wee English veesitor, and pe of nae consequence.”—J.N.Only nine men have been hanged in Kentucky in the last five years, although there have been 798 murders.Dr.Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup Cures Coughs, Colds, Bronohitla, Hoarseness, Croup, Asthma, Pain or Tightness in the Chest, Etc.It ttops that tickling in the throat, ifl pleasant to take and soothing and healing to the lungs.Mr.E.Bishop Brand, the well-known Galt gardener, writes:—• I had & very severe attack of sore throat and tightness in the chest.Some times when I wanted to cough and could not I would almost choke to death.My wife pot me a bottle of DR.WOOD’S NORWAY PINE SYRUP, and to my surprise I found speedy relief.I would not be without it if it cost $1.00 a bottle.and I can recommend it to everyoflB bothered with a cough or cold.Price 25 Cents.Eastern Townships Bank ANNUAL MEETING.Notice is hereby given that, in accordance with a resolution passed by the Shareholders on the U’th February, 1903.and confirmed by Statute, changing ti-e date of the Annual Meeting of the Bank from the first Wednesday in the month of June to the first Wednesday in the month of December, the Annual General Meeting of the Shareholders of the Bank will be held in their|Banking House in the City of Sherbrooke, on WEDNESDAY, SECOND DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT.The chair will be taken at 2 p m.By order of the Board.m _ f JAS MACKINNON,CÎ: General Manager.Sherbrooke, Que., Oct.27, 1903.KENOALLS HIS HO EfiOlL For Spavins, Rinchono Splints, Curbs, a’i forn.o of Lameness, or l.,y r K • - .'-I Dr.B.j.K.-n.lall Co.I have : Cure • r 20 ye-ir*.an*I have f nn-5 it .n ;» /:•//;• 1.Please mail me vrmr hnoK at * •• a* I l.a « .f I ; 1 n vm : tr > \ h.V ' .v ' .M ! ¦Vs a iminient f.-r fan.i v u-.- .s r.Price $1 t>'\ rcr Sfi A -r • >.?I Kr*’I>ALL’S FPAY N CURE ; *L • “ A T" entise on the Horn* or addre&s Dr.L*.J.Kondall Co., tnosburg FalJi», Vt.Prof.JV.Hodgton Ellis* Official Analyst to the Dominion Government, reports that 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we 4:an save you money.P.a& H- S'Vapson WATER VILLE, QUE.Experiments With Coal.SOUTHERN PACIFIC Sunset DBnited ” THROUGH DAILY;SERVICE New Orleans to All Points in Louisiana, New and Old Mexico Arizona and California.Connections at San Francisco for flaw’aii, Ghipa, Japan, Philippines and Around the World.CLEOANT NEW PASSENGER STEAMSHIPS WEEKLY BETWEEN New York and New Orleans.For further information, free illustrated pamphlet*, maps, time tables, etc., railroad and steamship tickets, address L.H.NUTTING, Gen.Eastern Pass.Agent 519 Broadway or 1 Broadway.New York City, N.Y.E.E.Currier.N.E.A., 170 Washington St.Boston, Mass.E.C.McCormick, P.T.M., San Francisco, Cal.T.J.Anderson, G.P.A., San Francisco, Cal.INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY in and after June 12th.1903, trains will run dally (Sunday excepted) as follows i lo.34 THE MARITIME EXPRESS will leave Montreal daily except Saturday at 12.00 noon for Halifax.N.S., the Sydneys, '.St.John, N.B.and other points in tha Maritime Provinces._ 10.33 THE MARITIME EXPRESS, from points as above, will arrive daily except Monday at ft.00 p.m.ÏO.152 EXPRESS for Levis will leave daily except Sunday at 7.40 a.m„ due to arrive at 1.00 p.m.ÏO.151 EXPRESS will leave Levis daily except Sunday at 12.00 p.m.due to arrivt at Montreal at 7.00 p.m.lo.150 EXPRESS for I^evls loaves dally except Sunday at 11.45 p.m., due U) arrive at Levis at 6 50 a.m.and connecting with express for Campbellton.N.B.*0.146 EXPRESS for Nloolet leave daily ex eept Sunday at 4.40 p.m.fo 145 EXPRESS from Nicolet arrives at Mon treal daily except Sunday at 10-30 a.m.*0.153 EXPRESS leaves Levis dally except Sunday at 4.15 p.m.due tu arrive In Montreal at 10.00 a.in Vestibule trains with luxurious Sleeping and )inlng cars and first olaas coaches, on the u ar-blme express.Through Sleeping oari between iootreal and Halifax.All trains run by east-irn standard time.D POTTINGER, General Manager, ftonctoo.N.B., June 10th, 19K3 H.A.PRICE.General Passenger Agent, 143 k.James St., Montreal.JARS HARD WELL, Assist.Gen.Fight, igt,.130 St, James 8L (cor.St.Francom-Xavier It.' Montreal.City Ticket Office.143 St.Jarae* SL, Mon T] To PftTERT BOOH IUI> IM may be secured by oar aid.Addreea, THE PATENT RECORD Experiments in treating coal with a saturated solution of salt and water appear to have resulted in very great advantages in England m the burning of the fuel.The experimenter states that a fire made of coal &o treated burned more brightly and gave out greater heat ; that there was less smoke ; that the chimney did not foul so quickly, the salt apparently decomposing the soot as it was deposited , that less ashes were made ; that a poker was unnecessary, as the fire required no stirring, but always remained bright and clear, and burned to the last fragment of fuel.This may be considered additional evidence as to the advantages to be expected from the proposed “under water storage of coal,** in which experiments are now l*eing made by the Admiralty.In the case referred to, however, the coal was not submerged, only the quantity required daily being sprinkled generously with the mixture of course sail and water about twelve hours before it was wanted.This would appear to show that the salt had more to do with the improvement in the burning of the coal than the water, the latter only being required to dissolve the salt ami to cause it to adhere to the surfaces of the coal.Such a process may le advantageous for coal to be used for domestic purposes, but for the storage of coal for lengthened periods in hot climates only submergence can be of any practical use.It is exclusion of the atmosphere that is necessary in the latter case, and this can be attained by the complete and deep immersion.Whether in the tanks in which the coal will have to be placed, it may be advantageous to increase the normal saltness of sea water by adding a certain amount of salt to it, is a question which may weU be worthy of practical determination.Um> Big 4* for unnatartl du* h*ri:««.ia&*iuu4»iioa«.irm*tioo« or ulcorttioti* of iu h r o h ¦ OJeaibraoM PainlM*.and ooi 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over 6,000 are youths between the ages of 12 and 16.Of course the black diamond is far and away Scotland’s leading mineral, and the value of Scottich coal exported alone exceeds 3£ million sterling.Kirkcaldy is easily the largest coal exporting centre, with an annual output of 2,244,000 tons, against Grangemouth’s 1,366,000 and Glasgow’s 1,211,000.Altogether 362 million tons of minerals are every year dug out of the country of which 2£ millions are oil shale.One LAXA-LIVER PILL every night for thirty days makes a complete cure of biliousness and constipation.That is—just 25 cents to be cured.The following story of the Pope is told in the Italian papers : A deputation of the monks of some order had obtained an interview with him.According to the etiquette of the Vatican, only Cardinals are allowed to sit in the Pope’s presence, and an invitation from him to do so is deemed equivalent to the promise of a car-dinalate.Pope Pius X.is a plain man, utterly indifferent to the etiquette of the Papal Court.He, therefore, begged the monks to be seated.They hardly knew whether they could venture to do so, and while they stood hesitating, he said to them : “You do not, I suppose, expect me to draw your chairs forward for you ?” ?Deranged Nerves AND Weak Spells.Mr.R.H.Sampson’s,Sydney,N.S., Advice to all Sufferers from Nerve Trouble is ic GET A BOX OF MILBURN’S HEART AND NERVE PILLS.” He fuiy« î “I have been ailing for about a year from deranged nerves, and very often weak spells would c ome over me and be so bad that I sometimes thought I would be unable to survive them.I have been treated bv doctors and have taken numerous preparations but none of them helped me in the least.I finally got a box of Milburn s Heart and Nerve Pills.Before taking them I did not feel able* to do any work, but now I can work as well as ever, thanks to one box of your pills.They have made a new man of me, and my advice to iny person troubl d as I was, is to get a box of Mdburn’s Heart and Nerve 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Price 50 cts.per box, or 3 for $1.25, all dealers, or THE T.MILDU3N CO., Limited, TORoare, par.(An Hifttorloal Fragment) (Under the heading '‘Fashionable Lady's Daring Innovation, a dally paper recently described.In half a column of wonderment, the apparition in the West bind >n the previous afternoon of a bonnst Nrith dark green strings tied In a doubbs oow slightly to tha left of the chin of a ad y most neatly and elegantly dressed.&nd still obviously and undeniably youn*; t tiny cluster of spring tlowers adorning *.he “confection.”) The Kalends of April, Anno Domlai Nineteen Hundred and 'Three, was an epoch-making date in the history oi the bntiali Kmpire.At half-jmst three o’clock on that afternoon a nmiot spread like wildfire from end to end of the metropolis to the effect that a strange and startling spectate of a feminine nature was to be observed in tfond street.- ^ I few minutes the Tube and auburb- 1 an lines were blocked with streams of hurrying and perspiring quidnuncs; the service of buses had to be trebled and quadrupled on all roads converging to the above-named focus of fashion; extra droits of police were hastily telephoned for from outlying districts; and by four o’clock the crush was so immense In this particular quarter that all traffic and circulation was impossible.Things began to ik ugly, and the crowd was getting out of hand, when the new Commissioner of Police, Mr.E.Richard Henry, thought it advisable to summon the military.Six Army Corps promptly arrived in as many motors, with Mr.Brodrick at their head.By degrees a lane was mode to the cen ter of attraction, after the Riot Act had been read and a volley of blank cl targe fired.The cause of the disturbance was then ascertained and located by a picked body, numbering some hundreds, of interviewers and photographers, and led by Mr.Punch’s own special representative at the seat of war.It was a bustle of the early eighties wTom (slightly on the right) by a pro possessing and very self-possessed young lady of some twenty springs.Such a heroine had not been seen since the days of Grace Darling, and special editions recording the progress of the affair were issued until late at night.All fashiondom had been rocked ti its foundation.Dressmakers were aghast at the audacity of the incident, whih their clients, who had just purchased what they supposed to be latest cos tomes, were in despair.Further details must be looked foi elsewhere, as Mr.Punch’s young man fainted with emotion on beinir presen* at such a portentous scene.—“Punch.” HAGYARD’S YELLOW OIL cures sprains, bruises, sores, wounds, cuts, frostbites, chilblains, stings of insects, burns, scalds, contusions, etc.Price 25c.Who loves champagne, soubrettes, and oong Is wise, or else the proverb’s wrong; But It Is true that love like thla Means PayU first—then paresla.DR.LOW’S WORM SYRUP is a safe, sure and reliable worm expeller.Acts equally w'cll on children or adults.Be sure you get Low’s.Curious Bits of News.Denmark hag a system of iiwuranot gainst the poagibilityvof epineterhood.f a sum of about $225 is deposited on K*half of a girl at birth, ehe becomes en-itled, if unmarried at the age of thirty, jo receive an annuity of $25, which ie ïicreaaed by $25 ever}’ ten years.If, lowever, she marries before she Is thirty, 4225 is returned to her, or if she dice >efore she is that age, there is a coniri-jution of some $30 or $35 toward her funeral.The experiments carried on during the ?ast six months by the Department of Agriculture at Washington to test whether the preservatives used in pack-ng food products for exj>ort are injuri->us, have shown that they are harmless.Twelve officials of the department’s bureau of chemistry volunteered to diet themselves consistently for six months >n food which had been adulterated with boracic or salicylic acid as a preservative, and, having fulfilled their undertaking, they find their health entirely unaffected.The most frantic appeal for a servant ever put into type has just appeared in a Chicago newspaper.It took 500 words ind $20 to express the would-be employer’s feelings.After describing the favorable location of his home, and his “small family,” he appeals for “a medium-sized girl,” because “a small girl might not have strength to draw the salary we are willing to pay,” and adds: ‘‘If you don’t want to wash your own clothes we will send them with my laundry and pay for them.If you don’t like to wait at table we will turn the kitchen into a cafe, and all walk out and wait on ourselves.The nurse and you have separate rooms on the third lloor.She is very lady like, but if she is objectionable to you in any way we will let her go.My wife will try very hard to please you, but if you don’t like her I will let her— well, anyway, come to our rescue.” To be arrested on a charge of holding one’s skirts too high on a rainy day suggests, of course, the United States.Joplin, Missouri, was the precise scene of the incident, and Mias Flo Russell its victim or heroine.It was charged against her, quite in the Addisonian style, that the height at which she held them created enough commotion to amount to a disturbance of traffic.Her youth and prettineas, if they did not aggravate the offence, did aggravate the commotion; and a policeman arrested her.Miss Russell, in her defence, said that she was wearing a new and particularly handsome silk petticoat, and other “things’* equally new and squally handsome, and that she held her skirt just high enough to prevent them from l»eing muddied, but not an inch higher.To clinch the mat ter, she had come dressed in the identi cal clothes, and was ready, if the judge deaired.to give a demonstration in court The judge, of course, jumped at it; a spare was cleared, and the court became so unjudieially fascinated with the performance that it took him fifteen minutes to discharge her, with apologies And so progress continues, even in Am erica.Mr.A C.Price has leased hie place and has gone to Lennoxwlle to resume his occupation with the glove firm.Mr.J.A.Cowan has also gone to take charge of the glove cutting for a few weeks, and on cutting for a few weeks, and young ladies and one young man went from here to the same place, all of them being experienced glove makers.We are sorry to lose so many from this place but hope soon to have the vacancies filled Mr.Fred.Young and family have moved into the cottage recently occupied by Mr.A.U.Ayer.Mr.H.F.Draper and family are now moving into their line new house, which is so complete in every part and \ery convenient.We wish them long years of health ami comfort in the new home they so richly deserve.Hallowe'en passed very quietly here —the mischevious spirit seeming quite dormant this year.Mrs.W.Holtham, of Lyndonvillc \ t., was visiting here on Monday, the guest of Mrs Frank llarran Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Harvey, of Mil-by, spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs.I).W.Ayer.Mrs* J.E.Bellam and little grandson, also Mr.and Mrs Fred (’aims, of East Clifton, were here over Sunday.Mr.A.l\ Brown, of Lennox ville, visited at the home of his son, Lyman A.Brown over Sunday.Rev.I.W.McLaughlin will hold the regular service in the Universalis! church on November Nth at 2.30 p.m.The Ladies’ Circle will meet in the vestry on Tuesday, the 10th, where they intend to finish the beautiful crazy quilt on which they have all worked so faithfully.Much credit is due to the Parker sisters, who so nicely arranged and put together the forty-two blocks covering all the the seams with fancy stitches Dinner will he served at the regular hour, and a general invitation is extended to all.A 50c.(Uquoaoac wm foimcily kuowa lu laatAda a* Cowley » LiituiM O«oa«j We Will Buy Dottle of Liquomw—liquid oxygen ___________ product that can kill germs iu the body without killing you.No umu know* any other way to destroy the cau*c of any germ diaea»e% It it new to America, and millions who iquozone and Give - ¦ — **j*we*n- form into the bloo-1 that no germ could it to You to Try.EATON CORNER.Mr.Robert Lebourveau, of Barre.VU, who was visiting his mother and friends last week, has gone to California.Mr.Charles Picard has returned home from Nashua, N IL Messrs.Wells Hodge and Joseph Hall have returned from the Northwest.Mrs.Aggie Rand, of Rand boro, and Mrs.Stewart Lebourveau, from Coaticook, are visiting at this place.A surprise party was given Mr.and Mrs.James French on Saturday night, the occasion being the tenth anniversary of their wedding.A large crowd was present and a very pleasant evening was spent.Mr.and Mrs.French received quite a number of presents 1 he sawmill of this place has been sold to Mr.Bryant, of Sherbrooke, The machinery has been taken out and removed and the frame will be taken down in a day or two.It is a serious loss to this place.The sacrament of the Lord’s Sup-ner will be observed in St.Andrew’* chapel Sunday, November 8th, at 8 o’clock a.m.need it don t know of it.For that rraxon j tonic- the we make this remarkable offer.We will buy the tir*t bottle and ^ive it to you if you need it.We will do it willingly, gladly, to convince you at once and tor ever that Liquoione does kill genus.Dandruff—Dropay live in any membrane or tiwiue.I j^^P***- ______ Liquo/one docs tbtt.The résulta are Oausioucx so certain that we publish on every bottle i Gshra—Cost an offer of 41,1x10 for a germ that it can-1 Goaorrkea—Gla«t not kill.Yet oxygen u Nature'*greatest very source of your vitality.IU effect* are exhilarating, purifying vitalising But germ* are vegetables; and this esew* «.f oxygen—the very life of an animal 1» deadly to vegetable matter.We spend 14» vs in making each hot tie of Lique/one ami the result is liquid oxy^erv 1* t thing in the world for you, yet certain destruction to disease germ*, wherever the Ltquoxone ladeit blood goes.•**- LEARNED PLAIN.Win.Young and wife, of Rivard Corner, were visiting at F.P.Young’s on Sunday.Wilson brothers are home from threshing.Eva Sample is stopping in Cook, shire.Florence Holbrooke is stopping with Mrs.Heath for a few days.Mr.and Mrs.Archie Bowen a son on the 28th.The senior member of the firm of C.Berchardson & Co., St.Mary’s, Ont., dealers in dairy, creamery and cheese factory supplies, made their agent here, Mr.F.P.Young, a call on Thursday.Mr.Ed.Heath picked a dish of ripe strawberries on Sunday and on Monday the ground was white with snow.Mrs.Geo.Shearman has a very bad hand and blood poisoning is feared.Mrs Winnie Rogers is very low.Mr.Bag ley, senior, is on the sick, list.Mr.T.Hood, sr,, was visiting his son on Sunday.The school is completed and ready for use.Mr.Walter Locke has bought the Ellis place in Bury.CORLISS On Friday, the 6th, there is to be chicken pie supper at Mr.Berias May’s, at Baldwin’s Mills.The people who took the trip to Boston for ten days returned home on Saturday last.\ number from here attended the chicken pie supper in the town hall on Friday last given by the ladies of the Methodist church.Mr.and Mrs.Will Horn have returned from their wedding tour and will take up their abode in Magog.Mr.Grandin has his mill nearly completed.SOUTH DUD8WELL.Minard’s Liniment Cures Dandruff, Mr.and Mrs.H.Cunningham have returned from theii trip to Boston.Miss Flossie Orr is on the sick list.Mr.T.Campbell, while working on the roof of his house the other day, had the misfortune to fall to the ground, a distance of about twenty-five feet, and although not seriously injured, received a good shaking up The R T.of T.of this place held a Hallowe’en supper and entertainment in their council room on Saturday evening, November 7th.We Paid $100.000 for the rights to Liouozone for America We tested thi* product for years iu the most difficult germ diseases ; then we —, bought these rights for the highest price G^riïl Diseases, ever paid for a scientific discovery.We paid that price because Liquoznne does what all the skill iu the world can not do without it.Any drug that kill* genus is a poison to you ami it cannot be taken internally.The t»est physician*, the world over, employ Liquozoiie alone for germ troubles ; and any physician who doesn't is almost h.lpLi iu any ' ".'"‘“"iV .,“v < .use o.term disease V * 1 lC trouble, it invariably ends the disease, 6 and forever.A !>»««gh*—Cold* of Pauli, the great German chemist, who spent 20 years on it.His object was to get such an exce*s of oxygen in staple Stomach Trou Throat Troublas Tuberculosis Tumors—l leers Vsrtcocels Women • Diseases All diaessesthst begin with fever—all infk ¦union—sll cntsrrh—nil contsgiou* d the results of imimre or poisoned blood.In nervous debility Liquosone set* ns a iser, accomplishing what no drugs can do.vU These are the known germ diseases.All that medicine can do for these troubles is to help Nature overcome the germs,, and such results are indirect and un-ceitain.Liquozone kills the germs, ' wherever they are, and the result* are inevitable.By destroying the cause of 1 Just Oxygen.Con*unipt ion Colic Croup Con*tii)Ation Catarrh Cancer Dysentery—Diarrhea II*v Fever—Influenra Kidney l>i*ra*ra I.a Grippe l.rucort he.i l.ivet Trouldes M.-ilai ia —Neuralgia Many Heart Troubles Pile* Pneumonia Pleurisy —ytunny k heumatism Skin 1 liseuses bcrofula—Syphilis 50c.Dottle Free.-—-fr- If you need Liquozone, and have never tried it, please send us this coupon.Ww will then mail you an order 011 your local druggist for a lull-fize bottle, and wa will pay your druggist ourselves for it.1 his is our free gift, made to convinca you ; to show vou what Liquozone it, and what it can do.In justice to youraelf» please accept it to-day, for it placet y on under no obligation whatever.Liquozone costs 50c.and f 1.CUT OUT THIS COUPON for this offer may not appear again.Fill ont the Blank* and mail it to the l.iuuld Osons Co .221 229 Ktusie ht., Chicago.My disease U.I have never tried l.iquor.one or Powley*s l.iquified Oaone, but if you will supply ms a 50c.bottle free I will take it.t A -write plainly.I.iquozone—our trademark name—now appears on every bottle of genuine liquified ozone.STATESMENS WEALTH It is somewhat of 4.coincidence that Lord Salisbury’s will should disclose an estate within a couple of thousands or so of his father’s, which was proved thirty-five years ago to just £300,000.Mr.Balfour is much wealthier than was his uncle, the Premier’s income, it is said, being about £70,000 a year.The money came from his grandfather, who earned a vast fortune in India at the beginning of last century by contracting for the Navy, making as much as £300,000 in four years.When the Income Tax stood so high during the Boer War, it was stated that Mr.Balfour handed over to the Inland Revenue an amount equal to his salary as Prime Minister.laird Rosebery is another exceedingly wealthy man who has been Premier.Mr.Gladstone, on the other hand, was a comparatively poor man, although so skilled at finance.He was fairly wealthy at one time, but unfortunate investments in mines reduced his capital very much.At Ha warden he was merely a tenant for life, the property belonging to his grandson Lord Bcaconsfield never had so much money of his own, although his novels, it is well known, brought him in big sums.He had expensive habits, and the fortune which his wile brought him was more than welcome.Few of us manage to keep pace with our good intentions.Continued rains in Australia are making agricultural prospects in that country better than they have been for years.You can’t cure a cough or cold from the outside.You must cure it through tha blood.Shiloh’s Consumption Cure The Lung Tonic Is the only remedy that will do this.It gets right to the root of the trouble.It is guaranteed to cure.Price# 26c., 60c.and St.00 S.C.WELLS & CO.Toronto, Can.LeRoy, N.Y.8 There must he at least 50,000 Scots in Liverpool.The Icelander believes that whistling is as sinful as profanity.Suffered 15 Years.Mrs.Win.Ireland, 170 Qj»»n si., East, Toronto, wife of t*»e wcP-known shoemaker suffered from indigestion and constipation for over 15 years.Nothing did her any good until she tried Laxa-Liver Pills, which cured her.Dominion Line STEAMSHIPS MONTRRA L d'QVKHRC TO LIVERPOOL.ISouthwark,.Nov.7 Roman.Nov.14 HALIFAX TO LIVERPOOL.tDominion.Dec.H.noon ROSTOX TO LIVERPOOL.May flower.Nov.6 rolombus .Nov.5 < olwmbuh.Nov 12 ROSTOX TO M E! HT ERRA X KAN.Vancouver.Nov.21 Superior ucroniorfatioii for till i lurtM** of (ioh-Menders at uioriumtc rate*.PORT I.A XI) TO LIVERPOOL.tfCiiKlirimian .Nov.7 Nomadic.Nov.14 ?Tauric.Ncv.21 Canada.Nov.2S FOR A VOX MOUTH DOCK RRISTOJ FROM MONTREAL t Manxman.Nov.« Otlonmn.Nov.13 ft old Storage and c ool Air.?Fold Stx>ratfe.For all particular* apply to C.H.Fohm, G.T.K , W.H.Hotloin, (".I .it.,Sherbrooke, or “The Dominion Line,” 17 St.Sacrament Htu.Montreal.Ties that never loosen their hold on your ne:*k till you wish.Collars that are “just right,” for all weathers.Braces Suspenders, Belts that never let go till you touch the button.All these, and many other requisites that man desires may always be found at A.BRUNELLE’S Store (The Square), - Lennoxville.I" A Great Combination ^ * There’s only ONE Farming World Twice a month, every month in the year, it is 611ed with origin al and practical articles from the pens of the most experienced farmers and stock men throughout the country.It is essentially the money-making farmers’ paper, its motto is “larger incomes and more comfortable horms for Canadian farmers.” There’s only ONE Farmer’s Handy Book.Nothing at all like this has ever been marie in this country.It is strictly a book for everyday use.If you want to know the how or the why or the when of any subject in connection with agriculture consult the Farmer’s Handy Hook.The information is all there, carefully indexed.It is a big book and thoroughly up-to-date.IT IS WELL WORTH A DOLLAR.1 IT IS WELL WORTH A DOLLAR.S3- i SI The new Some men owe more to their wives than they ever get paid.The publishers of Examiner” offer to all subscribers, as well as old, who pay One Year in Ad-vance, “The Farming World,” Farmer’s Hand Book and the ‘ Sherbrooke Examiner" for $1.75 per year, and balance of the year free to new susbscribers.DON'T FORGET That the Best and Cheapest place in town to Buy your FRESH : GROCERIES —IS AT— Win.Murra" & Go’s.Largest and'Best Assorted stock of GROCERIES Wines and in the city j 0 at very Liquors Lowest Prices, Also a full line of Grookeru & Glassware always on hand.WM.MURRAY & GO 17 and 19 KING STREET.Established i 870.P.BÎRON It MAtfilCTI has been appointed Sole Agent for the Difltrict of St.Francis for the celebrated Whalebone Wagon manufactured by S.R.Hailey;;* Co., Amesbury, Mass.I make to order Cushion or Pneumatic Wagons of every description.I also have on hand Concords and Top Buggies in great variety.All work guaranteed and prices and terms to suit purchasers.P.BIR0N EAST SHERBROOKE, Our Fall Underwear Assortment CANNOT BE BEAT.ALL WEIGHTS AND PRICES TO SUIT ENERYBODY.131 Wellington kSt.Z.P.CORMIER & SON PT^' THX 8HVEBBOOKE EXAMINER, NOVEMBER 6.1903* The Iron Signal ii Nature is signalling for iron when the face i» P»le and the nerves weak, rallor indicates a lack of iron in the blood.Iron in its most healthful and a*reable form can be had in our a remedy so pleasant to take, would doubt it were a medicine but for the better color, better appetite and renewed strength it gives.price - - 75c GRIFFITH The Druggist, Stratbcona Drag Hall 01 Wellington °t.I old dam at the outlet to Lake Mem-I phremagog removed in a day or two, and if this can be accomplished about six inches more water will be available in the river.INDUSTRIES RUNNING ON SHORT HOURS.The Raton Mills have only been running during a portion of each day, but the work has 5wn divided so that the help work a portion of each day, and are thus not altogether TEbe JEjaminer, PUBLISHED BY STKVENS & PRICE.Bnbaorlutdon fl.00 per year In advance i six month* Me., three months 36c.MONDAY, NOV.(5, 1908 CHANGE OF WEATHER.Considerable Snow Has Fallen, But Rivers Are Still Low.have never failed to personify an 1 exemplify the very essence of subserviency in protecting the interests of the Gas and Water Co.during the past six or seven years, whenever there was a question before the city council liable to affect the company , the rights and privileges of *he niy were made, in every instance, mb-scrvient to that of the Gas end Water Co.Mayor Farwell’s charges of dUcour-*tesy and the occasion thereof, will laid off from work.The company ex a fW M1 '» s “ wll UNFIT FOR WORK.THE RESULT OF SEVERE KID-NEY AND BLADDER TROUBLE.pert in a day or two to overcome the j friends of the “gallant rain irlty” w difficulty by the use of steam as an | fully realize that the North Ward auxiliary power.fully realize that the North v»ar.: of I this city is only a part,* and not the Messrs.A.G.Lomas & Son’s mills are only running two setts, but this does not interfere with the supply of water, because what they use would ha\e to pass down the river to supply the pumps and the electric light station.The Electric Company are not using what water they are entitled to, as their object is to conserve the water in the pond as'much as possible.When possible the street lights are not turned on, and every effort is being made to run with as little water as possible.The mills at Magog are only running on quarter time, but they are following the same principle in regard to their help as the Paton Co.so as not to throw them altogether out of work.Rain and plenty of it is earnestly hoped for.-?- Hew to Get Up An Appetite.Distaste for food often follows Grippe and fevers, and is associated with a general weakness of the system.To impart a real /.est for food, and give power to the stomach to digest and assimilate, no remedy can equal Ferrozone.This is a new and startling discovery.It strikes at the root of the disease and by removing the causç, cures quickly and permanently.Ferrozone will quickly enable you to eat and digest anything All druggists and medicine dealers sell Ferrozone.The man who knows all about the weather and was predicting that we would have fine weather during the present moon must have been very disappointed yesterday morning to observe that his faith in signs was exploded, rain began to fall yesterday morning and the majority of peo* pie in the city and country were congratulating themselves that the water situation would be relieved, but as the clay advanced it became colder and snow began to fall, and by evening the weather had a very win-tery appearance, with a good touch of frost.This morning there was not much change in the temperature and snow was again falling.The rain that has fallen will not be of much benefit to the rivers and springs so long as the frost continues, and unless mild weather sets in soon the situation will be indeed serious.This morning the water in the pond was lower than at any time yet during the season.Realizing the serious state of affairs so far as the domestic supply of w’ater is concerned.Mayor Far-well and Councillor Olivier, chairman of the Water Committee, called upon the proprietors of the various industries on the Magog River on Wednesday afternoon, to see if some solution of the situation to give the city sufficient water at the pump station could be arrived at.The Mayor stated yesterday that they were trying to arrange with Messrs.D.G.Lomas & Sons to instal a dynamo to run their sash and door factory, so as to give the city the full benefit of the water at the dam atthc pump station, the former company and the city having equal rights to the water there.Mayor Farwell also placed himself in communication with the officials of the G.T.R.to see if they could not arrange to water their engines at Richmond and Waterville, and thus relieve the strain on the pumps here.The officials at Montreal replied that they would give instructions to have this done.The railway companies require about 125,000 gallons of water a day, and as the pumps are only able to supply about 1,250.000 gallons a day as compared with 2,000,-000 when everything is in running or- Effect of Treaty-Making Power.LONDON DAILY NEWS DIS CUSSES THE QUESTION.The London Daily News, referring to the Ala&kan decision and the feeling in Canada, says : “Sir Wilfrid Laurier, who has been the favorite premier of the Imperialists, will soon liegin to take the place vacated by Paul Kruger.Suppose Sir Wil frid Laurier’s demand for the treaty making power really took shape and swept Canada off its feet.Would the prospect be so dreadful ?It would be, after all, only one more step in the long process—not of separation, but of detachment, question to the tender mercies of have had to hand over the Alaska quwstion to the tender mercies of Lord Alverstone, an admirable judge, but a notorious political partisan.Canada very distinctly told us she holds herself free to help us in any Imperial quarrel.We should have to say the same to Canada.If we thought her right we should lend her the arm of the Empire, if not we should just warn her and then hold aloof.What if history should one day repeat itself in another form ?” whole city of Sherbrooke, and act accordingly.Mayor Farwell*» charges of incapa-ity and ignorance against the majority, if true, is very unfortunate ; the formulating of such a charge by Mayor Farwell is more of an insult and reflection upon the ratepayers whom they represent than any fault of theirs, and is, in my opinion, unfounded, and should he beneath the dignity of the civic chair.Now, with regard to Mayor Far-w ell’s portent ious and ponderous document, l have only to say that if the extent of the area of space covered, and the gross weight of paper and ink used, he considered an argu ment, Mayor Farwell is not only entitled to the proverbial prize “cake,’ but I would say he should be award ed the whole bakeshop and contents.Mayor Farwell’s voluminous document, and the pretended facts there in, are not worthy of credence, as the said s ta renient of facts emanates from the G.W.Co’s, office in this city, and is no more reliable than a similar list which appeared in the press of this city on the J3th January last, during the heat of the elec-tiyon campaign, when the G.W Co.quoted rates for electric light for the city of Brockville.I sent a copy of the Daily Record of that date to the city clerk of Brockville asking him for his version of said item, and I herewith submit an extract from his reply, which speaks for itself, and is more eloquent and convincing than anything I could add : Brockvill.e January J6, 1903 About two weeks ago I received a communication from Sherbrooke ask ing for information about our plant I wrote to Mr.Robins at considerable length on the subject, but would think from the copy of item sent me by Mr.McManamy that fully ninety per cent, of my iVply had been suppressed.* * * * You can form your own opinion as to the in formation which has been furnished to your papers and the object.* * * (Signed) W.H.DOWSLEY, Secretary-Treasurer.Now, in conclusion, what does Mayor Farwell’s document prove.If it proves anything, it proves that where political and other outside in fluence preponderate in the management, that success in municipal own ership is in danger.We do not need to leave home to get positive proof of outside influence dictating and controlling actions of some of our city councillors.Yours truly, D.McMANAMY Use Zutoo Tablets to break up a cold.They will certainly cure the aches and pains arising from a cold and grippe.25c.Mr.McManamy Replies to Mayor Farwell.To the Editor of the Examiner : Dear Sir,—In reply to Mayor Far-well’s epistle of the 31st ult., I desire to state that I have no personal quarrel with Mayor Farwell, that I am quite willing that this epistle of his should be taken as a whole, and stand on its merits before the public, and to be considered as characteristic of the actions of its author in the civic chair.Mayor Farwell has chosen as his policy opposition to Municipal Ownership, and his actions in this connection have sometimes been forcible and aggressive, and that is why, at times, I have objected to his ruling.After Years at Much Distress Mr, W.F.Kennedy Has Been Restored to a Life of Activity.There is probably no man in the township of Pelham, Welland County, better known than Mr.Wilbur F.Kennedy.He is a prosperous farmer and the owner of a large cooperage, and is held in the highest esteem by all who have his acquaintance.Mr.Kennedy is now seventy-two years of age, and is active and rugger as many a man years younger.For years, however, he was a great sufferer from kidney trouble and he cheerfully gave credit for his present good health to the use of Dr.Williams’ Pink Pills.Mr.Kennedy says : Ten years ago, as the result of exposure, I think, I was stricken with kidney and bladder trouble in a severe form.The complaint at times caused me most intense suffering and great personal discomfort as I would often have to arise a dozen times in the night.I tried many kinds of treatment and some of the best physicians.but their skilled efforts were unavailing, and as a result I lost in flesh, grew very weak, and was troubled also with insomnia.I grew despondent and felt that I was doomed to a life of suffering, if not an early death.At this stage I was prevailed upon to give Dr.Williams’ Pink Pills a trial After using four boxes I could see a distinct improvement in my condition, and I gladly continued the use of the pills, until all the symptoms of the trouble had passed away, and I was again strong and healthy.It is no exaggeration to say that at the time I began the use of Dr.Williams’ Pink Pills I was so weak that I could not lift twenty-five pounds, while now I am quite sure I can lift as much as any man of my age.I believe the pills not only released me of the misery I suffered, hut have added years to my life.” Anaemia, rheumatism, kidney trouble, heart ailments, partial paralysis, St.Vitus Dance, and the many ailments peculiar to women are speedily cured by Dr.Williams’ Pink Pills, simply because these pills make new, rich, red blood, and thus reach the very root of the trouble.There are pink colored imitations of this great medicine, but the buyer can protect himself against these impositions by seeing that the full name “Dr.Williams’ Pink Pille for Pale People” is printed on the wrapper around every box.Sold by all dealers in medicine or direct by mail from the Dr.Williams’ Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont., at 50 cents a box, or six boxes for $2.50.Mr.F.H.Clergue, now in London with Senator Dandurand, says Canada is to know" first of developments regarding Soo works.7/ Mayor Farwell charges the majority der, it will be seen that this saving of the Council with subserviency, diswill be very considerable so far as .courtesy, incapacity and ignorance, the domestic and fire supply is con- | Myor Farwcll’s charges of subscr-cerned.The Mayor was also inform- viency can be more truthfully applied ed by the general manager of the Do- to his friends of the gallant “minor- ' minion Cotton Co.at Magog, that ity,” namely, the representatives of they would endeavor to have the the N»rth Ward of this city, who Pandora Range SAVES FUEL AND HELPS TO PAY FOR ITSELF.It is not the price you pay for a range which makes it p or expensive, but the fuel it consumes after you get it.If you buy a range which costs $5 to $7 less than a “Pandora’’ and it burns a ton, or only half a ton of coal more in a year, what do your gain?Nothing, but you actually lose money, besides putting up wdth all the inconveniences, troubles and extra work which are a certainty with a poor range.The “ Pandora” is equipped with many fuel-saving features which are not found on any other range.Hot-air flues are constructed so that all the heat from the fire-box travels directly under every pot-hole and around the oven twice— every atom of heat is used, and only the smoko goos up the chimney.Sold by all enterprising dealers.Booklet free.V o HA McClaiÿs London, Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg, Vancouver, St.John, N.B.j ¦ \x r* ‘ V1 ’¦' ¦!! ‘I ?1 • iiai ¦ - J.S.MITCHELL & CO.— AGENTS CODERES AD.Farm For Sale Have You Seen My Windows?Possibly you are not aware that I carry a very large stock of furs, furs that are costly even to keep in stock nn-manofactured.May Interest You therefore, to know that I am now showing in my windows some pets of Genuine Russian Subie These Skins are not large, but they have cost me Seventy F'Vc Dollars £acb already, which means that they.are rather expensive stock to carry.you Don’t Have to Go to Quebec to get choice furs at a reasonable price.You can stay right in your own town and pet from me promptly fluutuino mat is Made in Furs.My business has so increased that my new establishment is building nowr.to take care of the large volume of business.Isn’t there any thing you need in my line ?If you are busy, someone is always near my telephone.L.A.Coder© 1 OFFER my farm of a*! acre*» of land situa rod j mile from John ville on the l^nnox ville road.The farm U undj» a good state of cultivation, well watered and well fenced • it generally cut* about one hundred ton- of hay and is an excellent grain farm ; there i» about 30 acres well timbered and an abundance of fire wood on the place ; also a flue »ugar place of about 750 tree», all fitted up with new camp add evaporator, and ab>o apple orchard £ a fine story and a half brick house and kitchen with wood shed and granary ; 6 good Itarne and horse barn, carriage house and store house, all in good repair.Tnis is a fine farm arid will be sold on easy terms as I am not able to do farm work.The farm is within f mile of 2 stores.2 churches school, blacksmith shop, carriage shop, grist mill and creamery.For particulars, etc., apply or write to f - M STEPHEN’ BONE, Oct.19th, 03.3moe.Johnville, Que.Machinists Wanted LATHE HANDS & FITTER?for fine work IMPERIAL PNEUMATIC TOOL CO., Sherbrooke.Wanted 167 WELLINGTON ST.SHERBROOKE.K El ABLE MEN, per month and ex- ’ pense* 92.-'0 per day to reliable men in every locality introducing our goods, tacking up -now card* on tree*, fences along roads, and all conspicuous ploces ; steady employment to good.honest, capable men: no experience needful ; write at once for p&rtio ular*.THE EMPIRE MEDECINE., 94 Loudon Ont.Wanted LABORERS required by The Ai-bestos & Asbestic Co., Danville, P.Q.91 THE ASBESTOS & ASBESTIC CO.Ltd.HflRTW L Lot-S No.25K.iT, 258 and289.Quebec Iwl\ 1 n l Street, for «ale.Terms to -uiit pur-WAPH J chafer.For further particular» DARD ( apply to W.K.MOREHOUSE, care E.T.B.Montreal.29w.Wanted RELIABLE MEN to sell for the large Font-hill Nurseries, largest and best asnort-ment of stock.Liberal terms to workers.Pay weekly.Outfit free.Exclusive territory.Stone & Wellington, Toronto.MEN WANTED THROUGHOUT CANADA AND UNITED BTATB8 SALARY OR COMMISSION-$8*0 a year Expenses, payable weekly, to good reliable men representing us in their district, introdn cing our goods, distributing large and smal-advertising matter.No experience, only hdrl esty required.Write at once for iustruction»-Salus riedlcinal Ce., lyr.filw.LONDON.ONT.SHOULD WOMEN VOTE Women should vote, for the same reason that men do.Of course, it’s only the exceptional one that cares to assert her citizenship in this particular.Men don’t seem to estimate this privilege very highly, but often only about half of them come to the “poll.” Probably it’s just as well that women don’t urge their citizenship to its full degree.Anyhow, we won’t quarrel about it with you.We would rather wait until the question becomes a burning issue, and then we’ll buzz around to keep warm.Just one word.If women vote with the same discretion that they choose ,ootwear the world’s destiny might safely be entrusted to their guidance.Women seem to think of all things at once—men dwell upon one thing at a time.There’s the heel, instep, toe, shank, toe cap lining, stitches, all these things to be examined, and quick perceptions counts at least in the buying of these things, for some of them seem to be made only for sale—not for service.Moreqcy & MUIet St.James Hotel OPPOSITE O.T.R.STATION LANCTOT & COTE, Prodkiktorh.Newly furnihbod throughout.Choice Liquor* and Cigars.First-class meals at all bourn Montreal House.HENRY” VEILLEUX, Prop.SHERBROOKE, QUE.Bbll Tel.271.Opposite G.T.R.Station Electric Light.Best Accomodation.Street Cam for C.P.R.Station* and all parts! of the city pass the door.READ THIS.All Dinner Sets from $10 00 each and upwards will be sold at 10 per cent, reduction from what ia already a bargain price.They are Semi Porcelain and full gilt.I have 8 in all.The need or room for laige holiday stock of holiday goods is my reason.This reduction is for the balance of this month only.Cheaper Sets at a liberal discount as well.BUY NOW.JAMES THOMPSON, The Old 9 Cent Store Stand NOTICE.Will any party or parties hold ing notes or accounts against J.M.Stevenson please communicate with GEO.FLAWS, 2ins.2 Cookshire, Que.o o CLEAR!NO o o AUCTION SALE -ON- Wednesday, Nov.J8th, 1903.The undesigned ha* received instruction* from BI55ELL, ROSS & CO, who are closing out their hnnine**, to sell by Public Auction at their MILLS near Jenokes Machine Co.’s Shop*, Lansdowne Street, SHERBROOKE.17 heavy work horses, a very extra lot of team horse* mostly young, several pairs well match ed and weighing 2800 lbs per pair, 9 sets double traverse lumber sleds (heavy ones! 1 one horse sled, l heavy double lumber wagon, 2 one horse lumber wagons, 1 platform wagon.2 dump carts, 1 Concord buggy; 1 cutter sleigh, 9 sets heavy team harnesses, 1 single team harness.2 cart harnesses, 1 agricultural boiler.1 snow plow new.:t0 pairs wool blankets, 2oook stoves, complete cooking outfit for camp of 35 men, 4 driving boats with oars, paddles and poles, 1 driving baker, 60 chain*.fO set* logging chain*) cant dog*, whiftietrees, etc.Also 50 tons press ed hay, 150 bushels oats, etc.See posters.Terms liberal.Sale at 10 o'clock a.m.sharp JOHN J.GRIFFITH.2F.15 Auctioneer.Pure Bred Berkshire».CHOICE PIGS of good length and quality from March and April litters.Young boars at reasonable price*.Shorthorn Calves of both sexes.Orders booked for Shropshire ram-lambs.JOHN RACEY, Jr., Lennoxville.Que.Please mention the Examiner when writing.Wanted.Reliable men to sell for the Fonthiil Nurseries, largest and best assortment of stock*.Liberal terms to workers, pay weekly, outfit free, exclusive territory.dlONK & WELLINGTON, 3 ms.Sept.3.Toronto* LADIES' Underwear Knit Vests ANDCN Drawers at 25, 50, 70, $1.00, etc.Combinations, $1.25.Our 50c line is specially good value.vie Flannelette Nighg Gowns, 50, 75c, $1 00.New goods coming in all tli© time.We are confident that our values are right, and only awk that you see and judge for yourself.LI LENNOXVILLE.NOVEMBER, 1903 November, ’03 In order to make November a buying month, I have decided to mark down many lines of goods which it will be to your advantage to come in and examine before buying elsewhere.• • *r • • *1* • • *1* • *r • *r • “I* • • v • -l* • *!* • •;* • • *1* • v • • •!* • *!* Just think of buying a first clas« Heaver worth $2 00 for $1 25 per pard.in Beige, Brown, Myrtle.Cardinal, Navy, Grey Mixed and Black.Come and see the goods.Two thousand yards of Mill Ends of Hamburg Edgings at half price.Try C.F.Olivier for Ladies’ Tailor Made Jacket.We have them for $4.49, 5 00, fi 50, 7.75 up to 10.00, the very best value that can be found.C.F.OLIVIER Having bought a lot of mamifac-turers’ samples of Ladies* Tailor Made Suits, 1 can sell them cheaper than anyone.Chique and up to date Tailos Made Suits.1 cat» boast of having the be«t assortment of Ladies’ Misse* and Boys’ Underwear, warranted not to shrink.We commence at 23c.Our Lace Curtains are well to the front for extra good values.We have them from 85, 50, 75c, $1.00, 1.25 up to 10.00 per pair.»g« ••£«••!«• »g« #•!«• »2« ••!«••!•••!«• »1« FIRST CLASS Wool Blankets extra size and extra quality for 2.50 per pair.I keep the best fitting CORSETS in the market, they give the wear er an ea*y and graceful figure, and they do it without tight lacing.We have them from 50, 05, 75c, $1.00 and 1.25.TRY OUR MEN S Mocha Kid Cloves wool and fur lined, the best values on record We have them from 85c, $1 00, 1.25, 1 50, 2.00 and up to $5 00 per pair.• ® •!* e *1* e * ; * '|•©•l•#•l•©•l* I clear out a big lot of manufacturers* samples of Raglan Coats t he greatest value ever offerd to the trade.Come and see them.117-119 wellinnton Street MEN’S Wool Underwear from 49, 05, 75c, $1.00 up to 2 50.Try our Men's and Boys* Underwear.©•!«•»!• ©•£«••!«••?•• »3« © ©•!«••!.••!« • v©v •*;••*!*©•;••-!**©*!•••!•• I am agent for the NEW IDEA PATTERN CO., all sold at the uniform price of 10c.• »£• • •£• • I* • i* • 1* • • 4* • • 4* • 4* • • 4* • 4* • • 4-• 4* • 4* • • 4* Tru 6.F.OLIVIER diirinu me montu o' NovemdertorBaroalns I am bound to Give uoi Gut Prte on Good?bouQlit durino mi?month.Boston Store. THE 8HEBBROOKE EXAMINER’ NOVEMBER 6, IMS IF you want your furnac* to work satis tactorily, you mutt have it put in by 3 Lady Street Conductors.Lady l'onductun» had charge of the Belt and Park cars yesterday of the Sherbrooke Street Hallway.Own^ to the unfavorable weather the nuui her who travelleit was not nearly so numerous as was anticipated This is the first time that ladies have had harge of the street cars in this ity, and the novelty created consid erable attention The Railway Company have donated the proceeds to the Sacred Heart Hospital.Among those who acted as conductoes were Mrs Rioux.Mrs Panneton, Mrs de ottinville.the Misses Morrier, Mrs Morency, Mrs J.P.Royer, Mrs (Dr.) Rioux, Mrs Alfred Lanctot and Miss Lanctot.The receipts amounted to $104.04.JOHN BROWN AT 107 KING STREET FRENCH DAILY FOR SHER.BROOKE.The First Puff stamps the Liberty as a deliciously aromatic, free-burning Cigar, a top notcher in it class — the 5 centers.E.KINKEAD&CO., Oigare & Tobaccos.WelUngton St Sherbrooke.FOR SALE.Two sets of Driving Harnesses, One Litfht Mikado Wagon, One Litfht »u*gy M agon, One Single Driving Sleigh.One pair Fine Musk Ox Robes.The above are all in good order, and will be sold at a reasonable figure, as the owner bas DO further u^for them, “ TKICK, 3jna depositor Jg detjU^d.Deposits are payable on demand without notice.and furnish a satisfactory and P»y^n8 Investment for individuals, lodges or estates.Office Ho.2 Strathcona Sqnare.Does It Pay ?Ones it pay to take chances in the purchase of drugs and medicines ?If the drugs you buy are impure, if they lack strength, or if they are improperly compounded you may never know the difference, yet the difference might mean the difference between sickness and health to you.It certainly does not pay to take chances when you are certain that by coming here you will get the finest drugs andyservice obtainable.The record of our store is a guarantee of this.W.J.H.McKINDSEY Prescription Druggist LENNOXVILLE, QUE.t FRIDAY, NOV «, 1903.When washing greasy dishes or pots and pans, Lever's Dry Soap (a powder), will remove the grease w ith the greatest ease.Mr.town F.Lovell, of Coaticook, is in today on business.-?- Rev.Mr.Pedley, of Emmanuel church, Montreal, will be a guest at Plymouth parsonage during his stay in town.The oft mooted question of starting French daily paper for Sherbrooke once again on the tapis, and judging from what can be learned there is every prospect that it will he earned into effect this time.The ques-ion is engaging the attention of sevrai of the leading business and pro fessional men, and subscriptions have already been volunteered for the pro ject.It is felt by many of the rench Canadian population that owing to the present crisis in the city ouncil that they should have an organ to represent their interests, and is confidently felt by the promoters that the French element in Sherbrooke and vicinity is numerous enough to support a French daily paper.Mrs.A.F.Foss, of Lennoxville, and Master Lindsay are spending a few days in Waterloo.St.Peter’s Guild held a very successful food sale, and afternoon tea in the church hall on Wednesday.The X’s dances in evening.held one of their series of the Art Hall on Thursday Capt.J.P.Wells, from the reserve of officers, has been appointed quartermaster of the 53rd Regiment, vice G.K.Addie, transferred.We under stand that the case of Morris vs.Brault will be taken to the Court of King’s Bench (appeal side.) Rev.and Mrs.Day return tomorrow from a trip to New York, accompanied by Mrs.B.W.Day, who will spend a fewT weeks here.The annuaf meeting of the Eastern Townships Press Association will be held at the Grand Central Hotel on Monday evening, November 10th.Remember the food sale in the lec ture hall of the Methodist church tomorrow (Saturday) afternoon from 4 to 6 o’clock- At the weekly tea of St.Peter’s Guild this week a very successful food sale was held under the direer and envelopes pack White lape, dozen skeins in pack assorted widths If Bhelf pn|»er 10 yds.in piece piece > Lamp heaters £ Asbe-tos mats 9 in.diametre each .* Bath tub sosp dishes li Towel rings 2i O HOCKEY 8KCT10N.Bnnner oats, fine china bowl in each packet F orce or Malt Breakfast Food Shredded Wheat Hi-cuit tc Grape Nut Fur© Cream Tartar lb.3j Vermicelli in pound boxes Vinegar, best cider or white wine quality, gallon TTo% ey s lard 3 lb.pails Worcester sauce, bottle 90c 10c kjc 2 for 16c 25c 19c 10c 5c Our display of Ready-to-wear Hats bears the stamp of latest fashioning.Though inexpensive they are in the best of taste.Inspection Invited.C, E.ENRIGHT & CO.Strathcona Square.25c 45c 25c 17c MO l'*aper* distributed throughout the I)'minion.Specialty : Patent business of Manufacturers ami Engineers.MARION & MARION Patent Experts and Solicitors.1 New work Life B ld g, riontreal Offices .i Atlantic Bldg.Washington DX^ ?Office 8 OppositJ Strathcona ii Square NewSasnii DoorStion SAT NIGHT AND DAY IN A CHAlRI^i1!'?'”».^ TMl Dodd’s Kidney Pills Cured his Rheumatism 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 kiln dried.A share of public patronage HOlitited.C.W.BRYANT, 39 Contractor and Builder.William Doeg, of Str ng Town ship, Hale and Hearty after Four Years of Torture - The Story of his Sickness and his Cure.Sundridge, November 2,—(Special).—After four years of torture, during which he was scarcely an hour free from pain, Win.Doeg, a farmer, liv ing on Con.3, Strong Township, and well known here as a hale and hearty man.Dodd’s Kidney Pills cured him Speaking of his cure, Mr.Doeg says “The trouble started in my back and the pain got so bad that I could not lie down to take rest, hut had to sit night and day in a chair.“The pain would sometimes move to other parts of my body, and when in my knees I was unable to walk “I was treated for Rheumatism by several doctors, and also tried different medicine, without receiving any benefit.I feared I would never again be free from pain.“My attention was called to cures by Dodd’s Kidney Pills and T started to use them.Before I had finished the second box I was a new man, cn tirely free from pain.It has not come back since.” Uric acid in the Mood is the cause of Rheumatism.If the Kidneys are working right they take all the uric acid out of the blood.Dodd’s Kidney Pills make the Kidneys work right W.R.Bradle Undertakers S Hmbalmers 51; Factory Street Have (on band thelargPHt and bent Htock Undertaker’s Supplies In the city.Belt Telephone t97.PerHOnal attention day or night.60 YEARS* EXPERIENCE finished In specially fine designs of veneer, such as African Mahogany, Cir-cassian 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.h Trade Marks Designs Copyrights Ac.Anyone son4tnx n skstrb «nd dosertntton nmy nlokljr ascortsin onr opinion free whether an iTentlnn I* probably p*tentable.Conimuntra-liai.qul< Invention ts pro .J 4 tloni* strictly confidential.Handbook on I atcnui sont free, oldest avency for securing patents.Patents taken throuarh Munn A < •>.receive .without charge, In the Scientific American, A handsomely lllnstratod weekly.Largest circulation of any scientific Journal.Terms, |3 a four months, |L Soldbyall newsdealers.MUNN & Co.3B,Brof-rMNew York „ branch Office.625 F Bb.Washington.D.C.WtlllBgton St.- Sherbrooke.¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦I COPY AVAILABLE THE SHERBROOKE EXAMINER, NOVEMBER I, 190».* Cherry Pectoral O #w Get well before you have 10 m think of weak lungs, bron chitis, pleurisy.J C.Aw—Om.Offer Por 30 In order to introduce our goods we have decided to send to any responsible party fl $10.00 Combination Case ot Homo Supplies together with a Premium that we offer FREE with this amount of goods.The retail value of the two is Twenty Dollars.After you have examined the goods, if you are satisfied, you remit us Ten Dollars, if not satisfied, we will remove the goods and refund the freight paid by you, making no charge for a reasonable amount used in sampling same.The goods we offer are those used by every family, compris-ing Teas, Coffees, Soaps, Extracts, Spices Perfumes, &c, and the Premiums are useful articles in the way of Furniture.Crockery, Silverware, Clocks, &c.Write at onoe for our Free Illustrated Catalogue, win h exp’ains our way ot doing busimss direct fiom Factory to IF me.Agents wanted in every Town.Address THE HOME SDPPLY CO.Dept c, 1835 Notre Dame Street, MONT R K A L.The well known Furniture House of H.A.W ilder & Co., Montreal, have consented to allow us to use tht ir name as a reference to our financial standing and modn of doing business Early yet to talk about Not a bit of it.SLEIGHS ?Early to use one, but not too early to buy one.Better selec-tion now.Get one now, and have me keep it for you till you want it Wait too long and need one in a hurry.Bad plan.Bitter do as I say.Think it over.F.It.BEAN Show Rooms, Wellington Street (opposite Albion Hotel) The Druggists Are Agreed that the most reliable corn and wart cemover is Putnam’s Painless Corn •and Wart Extractor, which has been used with universal satisfaction for more than thirty years.We recommend Putnam’s.THREB LAKES.We had the pleasure of a visit from 'the new incumbent of the Agnes Methodist church, the Rev.Mr.All-viutt.He wishes all to know, particularly the residents of Three Lakes and Maccamamac, that he will hold a fortnightly service at the residence of Miss Flint during the winter commencing on Monday, the flth of November.What a sudden jump we made from a summer October to a winter one, but cheer up.farmers, you may yet get some ploughing done in November’s Indian summer.Although the Club House officially closed the steamer stopped running, and the regular employees departed for Boston on the 15th of October There are yet members at the Club House and Mr.Latty and his staff | will attend to their requirements.Lata George Addle.Mr Oeorge Addie died at his home m Mar blet ou, PQ , Tuesday after an illrfess of several months.Mr Addie was city freight agent of the Q C K at Quebec for 15 years, and entered the latter road from the old Kennebec Railway.His health had been failing for some time and he was succeeded last January by Mr P M Cotter Mr addie was a patient at the Jeffrey Hale Hospital for some time, and was removed to his old home a few' months ago.He was , 73 years of age.and his quiet, unas-' suming manner made many frfends for him while here.I -?- Why Catarrhozjne Cu«es Catarrh.It goes to every affected part and kills the germs that keep up the dis eased condition.Catarrho/one never irritates but stimulates the mucous lining of the nose, throat and lungs to normal action, and keeps the nasal passages free from offensive dis charges.Catarrhoxone contains m dangerous drugs or opiates, and is delightfully pleasant and simple to use Catarrho/one is an absolutely certain cure for any form of Catarrh and sells for a dollar at druggists small si/.e 25c.By mail from Pol son A Co , Kingston, Ont.Church N Rices Sunday, November 8, North Hatley—St.Barnabas church chucrh notices —At 10.30 a.in.with Holy Communion.Waterville—St.John’s church—At 3 p in.Sunday school at 2.Capelton and Eustis—Christ church —At 6.30 p.m.How’s This?We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cun*.F.J.CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.We, the undersigned, have known F J.Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm.West Truax, Wholesale druggists, Toledo, O.Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucuous surfaces cf the system.Testimonials sent free Price 75c per bottle.Sold bv all druggists.Hall’s Family Pills are the best.EAST CLIFTON We are having beautiful Indian summer weather now, and the people generally are preparing for winter.Alton Betts, of Perryboro, has bought the farm which was owned by the late Davis Cairns for the sum of $1,500.The farming implements and household furniture was sold by auction on Wednesday at very satisfactory prices.Joseph Lemieux, of St.Malo, was auctioneer.Mrs.B.S.Curtis, of Newport.Yt., is in town on a visit to her parents and friends here.She is aecompanred by her two children.We are very sorry to have to report that Mrs.T.B Thompson sick list We understand it of typhoid fever We hope is on the is a case she will careful treat- soon recover under the ment of Dr Thompson.The grubbing and cutting out the road recently established leading from East Clifton to Doncaster is nearly completed and no doubt a good road will he kept open there during the coming winter Mr Chas.Birch, of Hereford, has bought the Roger Taylor farm and has moved into the farm with his family The former proprietor of said farm.Mr.Roger Taylor, died at Canaan, Vt., a short time ago The water is very low* in the streams and some wells and springs are dry.Something very unusual at this season of the vear THE fIBSTBORN.Why is it that the firstborn child Is so often the healthiest of a family of children?The reason seems to suggest itself.As child follows child the mother has less and less vitality ; often not enough for herself aud none, therefore, for her child.Expectant mothers who use Doctor Pierce’s Favorite Prescription find that it keeps them in vigorous health.They eat well, sleep well and are not nervous.When baby comes its advent is practically painless, and the mother is made happy bv the birth of a healthy child.If you would be a healthy mother of healthy children use w Favorite Prescript! on.w "I will be very #1*