The weekly examiner, 26 décembre 1879, vendredi 26 décembre 1879

[" B ra a, s \u2022 \u2018I \u2019er || ¦ EEii ¦ ,, '«n., \u2018\u2019flu J CV s- :::' SS >1 / v (Franuncr -£:: , 'v ^aitr \\- > «ne, by k ^lü.I wUrt'1 tvn, ;Çow0i.h ntnbuticB ' imngthe; _ 5\"o»con£;.T< A.m.A.W.IIYXDMAN, Ssivgeon Dewlist.Odell's Bloclc, Wellington St.Shèrbroolce.JAR.ADDÏE, PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR, HUNTING VILLE, P.Q.JAR.REIEEY, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, WELLINGTON STREET, - SHERBROOKE, P.Q.Plans and Specifications made on application.E.0a.m., 10:25 a.m., 12.01 a.m, 3p.m.East\u20147.30 p.m.,.3.22 a.m.; 1.55p.i;\t10.45a.m.PASSUMPSIC R.R.Arrive.1:10 p.m.7:45 a.m.Leave.4:30 a.m.7:45 p.m.INTERNATIONAL R.R.Arrive.9:45 a.m.Leave.3 00 p.m.QUEBEC CENTRAL R.R.Arrive.4:00 p.m.Leave.8:00a.m.The Churches\u2014Hours of Worship.Church of England.\u2014Corner Commercial and Montreal Sts.\u2014Sunday Morning 11:00 a.m.Evening 7:00 p.m.Methodist Church.\u2014Morning at 10:30 ; Evening at 7.Sabbath School at 2:30 p.m.Thursday evening prayer meeting 7:30.(Congregational Church.\u2014Morning 10:30.Evening 7.00.Sabbath School immediately after morning service.Prayer Meeting on Thursday evening at 7:30.Presbyterian.\u2014Factory Street.Morning 11:00 a.m., Evening 7:00 p.m.Sabbath School at 2:30 p.m.Boman Cat/ioh'c\u2014Market Street; Morning 10:30^ a.m.Afternoon 3:00.Young Mens Prayer Meeting.\u2014In Good Templars\u2019 Hall every Tuesday evening at 8:00, and a public Evangelistic Meeting on Sunday evening at 8:15 o\u2019clock in City Hall.Methodist Church, Lennoxville.\u2014Morning Service at 10:30 ; Evening 6:30.Sabbath School 2:30 p.m.Club Rates, Below we give the ruime and price at which we can club the Examiner with the periodicals named : for one year\u2014 Examiner and Scribner\u2019s Monthly.$4.25 do\t\u201c\tSt.Nicholas.\t3.50 do\t\u201c\tGodoy's Lady\u2019s Book\t2.75 do\t\u201c\tMethodist Magazine\t2.75 do\t\u201c\tAmer\u2019n Agricultnjiist\t2.25 do\t11\tCountry Gentleman\ta.'Mi do\t\u201c\tN.Y.Independent.\t4.00 do \u201c Mont\u2019lWeekly Herald 1.50 do\t\u201c\tCanadian 111.News.\t4.25 do\t\u201c\tScientific Canadian.\t2.50 In ordering it will be necessary to remit the cash, as all the above periodicals have to be paid for in advance.W.A Morehouse, Publisher.CITY STEMS.New Years Calling Cards in gold and carmine edge at this office\u2014latest style.jSSaP^Boots and Shoes cheaper than ever at the Montreal One Price Boot and Shoe Store during the holidays.2w70.We just added a splendid lot of new wood type and border to our plant which .enables us to get out larger and more : showy posters.The Montreal weekly Herald, the largest paper in the Province, and the .Examiner, will be sent tojone address for ithe small sum of $1.50.Any of our sub-rscribers who want the Herald we shall Ibe glad to supply them with it.Men\u2019s Ladies\u2019 and Children\u2019s (Overshoes and Rubbers at factory prices, .1$ the Montreal One Price Boot and Shoe iStore.\t2w70 The \u2018very latest style of fancy border 1 i e attention.I.0.0.F.\u2014The minor son of the late Mr.Maip of Melbourne Ridge, is entitled to and will shortly receive the sum of one thousand dollars in addition to sick and funeral benefits, from the society of Odd Fellows in the United States, of which his deceased father was a member.Compton Co.Agricultural Society No.1.\u2014At the general annual meeting of this Society' held at Compton on AVednesday the 17th inst.J.McClary, T.R.Paige, T.J.AValdron, Charles McClary', L.W.French, D.E.Metcalf, S.A.Hodge, G.G.Hurd, Alton Pledge and John McIntosh, jr., were elected Directors for the ensuing year.At a subsequent illeeting of tbe Directors L.W-French was elected President, John McClary Vice-President and C.H.Hackett, Secretary-Treasurer.The Mail says that the appointment of a successor to Lieut.-Governor Macdonald, has not yet occupied the attention of the Ottawa Cabinet.A meeting has been called by' the Mayor of Toronto, to consider the distress in Ireland, and to devise means for the practical and immediate relief of the sufierers there«¦ In Toronto it is proposed to get up a fund to enable Hanlon to row for the $6,000 prize, offered for a race between him and Courtney.FARMERS ! $3.000,000 can be save^ every year by the farmers in this country if they will properly color their butter by using AVells, Richardson k Co.\u2019s Perfected Butter Color.It is far better than carrots, annatto.or any' other color, at one-fourth the cost, and no work to use.It gives a splendid June color and never turns red.Do not fail to try it.Sold by'J.R.McBain.Davis\u2019 Pain-Killer.\u2014The best and most popular family medicine in the world.A blessing to the rich: a friend to the poor, within the reach of all, it has saved more lives and relieved more suffering incidental to travelling than any other medicine.BIRTHS.Libbey\u2014At Willow view, Milby, Dec.19, a daughter to Mr.and Mrs.E.L.Libbey.MARRIE».Fisir\u2014Sampson\u2014On Dec.23, at the Congregational Parsonage, Waierville, by the Bev.G.Purlds, Mr.Albertus E.Fish, to Miss Betsey daughter of Geo.Sampson, Esq,, all of North Hatley.Insolvent Act of 1875, AND AMENDING ACTS.In the matter of JAMES G.McLELLAN of the Township of Orford, Contractor an Insolvent.T S.EDWARD EASTMUEE, of X, the City of Sherbrooke, have been appointed Assignee in this matter.Creditors who have not already done so, are requested to fyle their claims before me within one month.S.EDWARD EA.STMURE, Official Assignee.Sherbrooke, Doc.21, 1879.SH E R 25 RO OHE M A R K E TS.Reported for the ^ExaMiincr City Flouring Mills.Flou Sherbrooke, Dec.1 1, 1879.Patent Huxall per bbl.Sea Foam XXXX.\u2022\t\u2022 Queen's Choice XXX.Magog stream (Chooe Bakers\u2019).City Strong Baker's.Oatmeal.bbl.Oatmeal Granulated.Coarse Middlings ^ 100 tb - \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 Buckwheat Flour 100 lb.- O rah am Flour.:.Cracked Wheat.Shorts i?loo ji>.Wheat Brun & 100 ft).Buckwheat Bran ^ 100 ft>., Provender.Yellow Meal (coarse).Yellow Meal (fine).VEGETABLES\u2014 Potatoes to- bush, new.Turnips 11\t.Carrots *\u2018\t.Beets bunch.Onions\t\u201c\t.FRUIT\u2014 Apples, per bbl.GRAIN\u2014 Hay ^ ion, new.Oatn, ^ bush (34ft)).Barley \u201c\t.Peas \u201c (good).Beans\t.DAIRY PRODUCE*\u2014 Butter, fresh prints & ft) choice.\u201c per tub.Lard, i» tb.\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 Cheese, tf* ft) dairy., Cheese \u201c factory.Maple Sugar.Bees Honey ^ ft> in boxes.Eggs dozen, fresh.MEAT\u2014 Beef, by the qr.\u201c P ft)i according to quality \u201c\t11 fvoyued.Mutton, ft>.\t.Lamb \u201c\t.Pork, in bog.\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u201c salt, Û ft).Hams, smoked, fMb.HIDES\u2014tf-lb.POULTRY\u2014 Turkeys p lb.Geese P ft).Spring Ducks, per pair.Cldckens ^ pci*.,,.\u201c 4Jtt>.\u2022\u2022\u2022 Partidges per pair.Wild Ducks, per pair.8 50 @ 0 00 7 50 8 00 7 00 (S' 7 25 6 SO 7 00 0\t25 (ft) C 30 5 30 (d 5 50 Ü 00 \u2014 6 25 1\t75 (ft) 2 00 2\t00 (ft) 2 25.3\t25 ^ 3 50 3\t25 (a) 3 50 1 00 (ft) 1 25 80 (a>\t90 1 30 (ft> 1 40 1 25 (ft) 1 30 1 55 (S'1 1 GO 1 65 (S' 1 70 .0 25 (a) 0 35 t) 30 (ft 0 25 0 30 (ft) 0 35 0 08 (ft) 0 S5 0 05 \u20140 10 0 00 © 3 50 5\t00 (ft) 7 00 0 30 & 0 35 0 65 (ft) 0 70 0\t90 (ft) 1 00 1\t75 (ft) 2 00 0 23 (ft) 0 25 0 20 qp 0 22 0 12 (ft> P 14 0 00 (§) 0 11 0 10 (ft) o 13 0 07 0) 0 09 0 AS (ft) 0 20 0 IS tp 0 20 4\t00 (ft) 5 00 0 06 (ft) 0 10 0 05 (ft?0 08 0 05 (ft) 0 07 0 07 (ft?0 10 6\t00 0} G 50 0 39 *-plete with all the novelties in White Oxford, and Regatta.Shirts, Weeklies, Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, Scotch and Canadian Lambs' Wool Underclothing & Hosiery And everything else to be found in a first-class establishment.HATS & FUR GAPS in groat variety.j5SSP*Give him a call to satisfy yourself that hie is no humbug.WALTER BLUE, Wellington Street, - Sherbrooke A NEW WHEELER & WILSON .Xa.Sewing Machine for sale.It is entirely new and in firci class order.' Enquire at the office of the \u201cExaminer.\u201d\ttf58 TTOTIOE.ALL PARTIES having claims against the Estate of tho late ADAM HICKS will please forward to me a detailed statement of their demands within one month from date.ISABELLA HICKS» Basin, Wostbury.Cookshire Post Office, Nov.1, 1879.\t4w64 FURS, FURS A large and yevy fine asKoitment of superior Fur Coats, Caps, Muffs, Sacques, Buffalo Robes, AT THE SHERBROOKE FUR STORE ! which will he sold at a reduction from ordinary prices.CHEAP ! RUBBERS.CHEAP! BOOTS, SHOES and RUBBERS of the best Quality, and at the Lowest Prices, Satisfaction guaranteed at tbo City Boot and Shoe Store, Lana's New Block, Near Fletcher\u2019» Corner, Wellington St, Sherbrooke, P.Q, N.HOSKING.Turkeys! Turkeys! TUBTSE YS Ï J45.DOUGUS COATES &C° .WHOLESALE Fish, dame, and Poultry Salesmen, HERRING CDRERS, Commission Agents and Auctioneers, SGri-at Queen Street and Flab c Market,\tQ BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND.To Canadian Merchants and Farmers :\u2014 MESSRS, j.d, C.A Co.respectfully solicit consignments of Turkies for the English Market», believing, with the connection they have, that they will at all times be able to secure best market prices ; and by prompt attention to your interests in the disposal of any consign-» meats you may favor them with, together with prompt account sales and cash remittances, merit your continual confidence and supports and solicit from you one trial to test their ability to serve you in the disposal of any commodity you nifty have for the English markets.B.irrningham, the metropolis of the M Counties, the centre of a dense pQ.pujaticù:.of access by rail from all parts of too conutrù one of the best markets in England for the dit-posai of Poultry and other Farm Produce.Particulars as to packing, forwarding, with Oauactiafi references, and other information that inay be requiredj on application to MB.W A, Morehouse, EXAMINER\u201d Q.FFIC* Shbrurooke, , p.q Ladies\u2019 Furs! of all kinds at price» to suit the times lÉT\u2019A nice COAT or SETT OF FUKS would make a nice Christmas Present.Call and Examine.z.p.CORMIER.Sherbrooke, Deo.13, 1870, M.McKECHNIE.FAIL AND WINTER Importations ! A very large atsorUnent of excellent Costume Cloth and Ol\"'\tGroocls, - endlcaa \u2022 .>\t( such is CASHMERES, from \u2019 nts upward/; BLACK PARAMATTAS, and EXGLIS1: CAMBRICS, in endless variety; BLACK and COLORED SILKS, all prices.J0Br*BLACK LUSTRES, from 12c upwards All kinds of Ladies\u2019 Under c l o 17m Hosiery and Gloves.BLANKETS and SHEETING\u2014well assorted.TABLE LINEN and NAPKINS.LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, from f 1.33 to $4.75 per doz.Boots\tShoes.Ready-made Clothing- A full assortment of Broad Clothe, Scotch and English TWBELELDS- OUR Millinery is full of all the latest styles of the season.A choice assortment of Family Groceries always on hand, 1 GOOD POUND OF TEA FOR 4ft CENTS s PORK, FLOUR and CORN always on.hand.^0^0^ and indgo far yourselves% MONTMORENCY NOVELTY STORE.TILL APTEE THE HOLIDAYS.We hare lately reduced our prices and are selling much cheaper than mentioned here below.100 doa, Men's Undershirts and Drawers at 37} each.35 doz.Double Breasted Shirts from50ct3.to $1.Drawers at the same price.ÎK5 Pieces Assorted Sherbrooke Flannel.40 Pieces Assorted Wincey from octe.toIScts.a yard.100 Webs Gray Cotton from Sets, to lOcts.a yard.100 Webe Bleached Cotton 7cts.to l2lcts.a yard.\u2022 25 Pieces Black Lustre from lOcts.to 35cts.a yard, 20 Pieces Black Cashmere from 35cts.to $1.25 a yard.15 Pieces Newest Shades in Colored Cashmere very cheap.150 Piece» English Print from 7cts.to lOcts.a yard.please price our English, French and American Corsets.SO Doz.Linen Towels at 6ct&.each.A large assortment of better Linens from 7cts.to lûcta.each.Table Linen fearful cheap.Want of sp&e of this ci -rth0r iv'* rail A ova and be .¦- us of giving full ac-which will continue every one who likes -j 20 per cent, buy the ned goods.5100 Ladies\u2019 .\u2022 .-.ets made from Heavy Beaver Cloth, nicely trimmed, from $2.50 to $15.00 each, A fine assortment of Millinery and Millinery Goods, pleaae call if o-uly to inspect and oblige C.h & W.W.MORENCY. WEEKLY EXAMINER, SHERBROOKE, QUE.FRIDAY, DEC.26, 1879.Christmas.EY BESSIE HIL.L.To every home in Christendom A Babe is bori< this day, For some to worship, some to love, And some to turn away.The light his blessed forehead sheds Is holy, and as bright As when it lit the manger-stall At Bethlehem in the night.\u201cGive me thy love!\u201d the Child doth plead, Up-smiling in our face, And as we answer, so he stills Our longing, with his grace.Eternal Child, and Lord of AU I Turn not thy face away ; But bide with us in household joy This holy Christmas day.Oh ! we did loose the star, dear Lord, The precious offerings waste ; For we wore prone to loiter, Lord, Or miss thee in our haste.But thou hast sought for us ! We kneel In reverent love, to pray Beside the Babe of Bethlehem, \"Who comes on Christmas clay.n.sse.a it Tier,® y.Our answer to a question is\u2014as pre-viousljc stated\u2014more or less determined by the bearing of personal relation to the question.How much of that which passes for \u201c Faith\u2019\u2019\u2014credo !\u2014is more than or distinct from \u201c I wish \u201d ; I want?\u201d It is not good to make one\u2019s self a perpetual anatomical study.Such ceaseless analysis of self ends is unbearable conceit or hopeless melancholy.Yet\u2014YPoOHointtc»»-\u2014\u201cKnowThyself \u201d is a truism 'too much neglected.Self knowledge is necessary to right conduct, right reasoning, and right faith, e.ff.\u2014 The happily married will readily credit that the \u201c they are not \u201d relates only to those whose married experience is relieved only by the hope of death and who long for death because then the end of bondage unnamably bitter will emancipate.Beyond they will be free, they will not he remarried to the quondam follow.How strongly, on the other hand, will the unhappily married protest against the possibility of Goshen repeated in Canaan.To answer the question\u2014are any or all the married of earth'freed in the future?we must sep- arate our wishes from the answer and deal only with facts, so far as we hear facts.These /acts are found in nature.Not only in what we wish, but in what we are.As introductory to our study of the facts in question, are the following lines from \u201c Bickersteth\u2019s Yesterday, To-Day and Forever.\u201d That lie was happily mated in marriage, and that this influenced his faith is evident from the poetic description of Ids supposed meeting with his wife of \u201c this world.\u2019 When\"I returned With Oriel from our lonely mountain watch, To that fast-filling vale of Paradise, Who first of all those white-robed multitudes Should greet me, but my own, my sainted wife.Her spirit, like mine, dismantled of the flesh, But radiant with the likeness of her Lord ; Our infant cherubs clinging to her skirts, The mother with the children (How not so ?) ; And by her one whom I had seen hut scarce Remember\u2019d, till his grateful smile revived The memory of his watch the night I died ?My wife\u2014yet deem not by that name, her soul Had not put off its earthly, and put on Its heavenly.In a moment I was \u2019ware She was for ever altogether mine; Not spouse, but what is symbolized by spouse ; Not consort, but what consort typifies.; The meaning now mads fact; the ideal here Transparent in our real unity ; A reflex glory and image of myself ; An help-meet for me in the house of God.Oh, never in her loveliest on earth, Of bud or bloom appear\u2019d she, lovely as now, \u2022 Nor ever had I loved her as this hour, When hanging on my neck, as she was wont, She look\u2019d up with her tender, pleading face, And sobb\u2019d for very ecstacy\u2014not grief\u2014* \u201cMy husband!\u201d This was all ; but this was heaven.\u2014Booh IX, 49-80.The facts here noted swerecognition and reunion.TheSt facts involve others, viz., individuality, memory, and a condition or state fruit of past relationship\u2014this was heaven.\tK.ODDS AND ENDS.The Anti-British Tariff.Basing our assertion on the undisputed fact that there are now levied much greater duties on the goods principally imported from Britain than on those principally imported from the United Wtates, we have frequently declared that- our trade with the Mother Country would be greatly injured by the N.P.The whole orchestra of Tory organists broke into a pæan recently because the trade returns do not hear out the Globe\u2019s contentions.From the very nature of the few selected figures they quote, it is perfectly evident that time is on our side in this controversy.In July and August, they say, the importations of iron and steel from Britain in creased 40 per cent., while those from the United States decreased 33 cent.cottons from Britain increased 8 per cent., and from the United States decreased 43 per cent.; leather from Britain increased 20 per cent., and from the States decreased 40 per cent.The thought naturally arises, why, if the figures show such a wonderful state of things, are not the returns published whole and without garbling?Why is it necessary to hold back the figures relating to woollens\u2014the very item on which the burden of our charge against the N.P.principally rests ?Why quote an insignificant thing like leather, and leave the really important item of silk unquoted ?Manifestly, because the Government dare not publish the figures themselves, dare not allow us to publish them, but instead, descend to withholding information from their own satellites to such au extept that.the latter are constantly showing their ignorance.The published facts relating to cotton prove that trade with Britain is being injured even in that branch in which the N.P.men say it is increasing.An increase in value of only eight per cent», in these days of rising values, means that the bulk of the trade has been seriously curtailed.Nor yet does a rise in the value of the imports of iron and steel prove that the trade has increased.The rise in the value of iron has been in \u2022some articles more than 40 percent.It is possible that, notwithstanding the Government\u2019s flaming figures, there has l)een actually a decrease in the bulk of the British iron trade with us.It is known, too, that there was in these same months of July and August, notwithstanding the increase in value, an actual falling off inffhe value of the total imports trom Britain\u2014a falling off of nine per cent.If cotton, iron and leather so increased in value, how seriously must some other items have decreased in order to bring about this result.But the whole contention of the Government is based upon a fallacy.The relation of American and British values is just as abnormal now as it was two or three years ago, when' American production was at its cheapest and British production at its dearest.Within the last few months the course.of trade has changed so radically that, instead of the alleged competition of America at Sheffield, Americans cannot hold their own at Pittsburgh in spite of their 130 percent., duties on steel.Production is now cheap in Britain, and dear in the States.To claim credit for the N.P.for stopping American exportation, when the Americans are unable to keep British goods from their own market, is just such nonsense as might be expected from a party which never had anything hut claptrap for its stock in trade.Publish the whole of the figures, ungarbled, if you dare.If you dare not, proceed with your nonsensical deductions from insufficient facts, and prove from them that the N.P.fly is the cause of the motion of the wheel.\u2014Globe.Worth trying : lard.Autumn hues : cutting firewood.After the break of day the hours are told by time pieces.Those who put their money into telephone stock make a sound investment.Dicken's \u201c Edwin Drood\u201d is reckoned by some his greatest work, because he never wrote its sequel.The serpent left his trail in the Garden of Eden, but the general belief is that Eve\u2019s dress-pattern was too scanty to enable her to do likewise.There are few men who have not sufficient confidence in the good nature of their friends to borrow their umbrellas without asking for them.The man whom you saved fro drowning, and the man who never pays you what he owes, you may consider as alike indebted to you for life.The young people of both sexes have for several years been singing about how faithful the old dog Tray was.If he was such a faithful dog how cquld he be Tray.Coiirkspondent :\u2014l- Will the editor please inform me where me and my family can go on Sundays' without danger of being crowded?\u201d Answer' \u201cGo to Church.\u201d « Well, Pat, you didn\u2019t come to the two o\u2019clock train to meet me as 1 told you.\u201d \u201c Oh, indade l did, sor ; but 1 got there too late for that thrain, so 1 waited for the next one.Pious old lady : \u201c Just think, Rose, only five missionaries to twenty thousand cannibals.\u201d Kind hearted niece : \u201cGoodness the poor cannibals will starve to death at that rate ! \u201d Two ladies are discussing a third, who is, of course, absent.\u201c Shu is really charming, says one, 11 and above ail she has such an air of intelligence.\" \u201c Yes,\u201d answers the other, \u201c but there are no words to that air.\" What is the difference between the quiet man and the noisy man ?The quiet inan is like the trade wind, steady and in one direction ; the noisy one is like a whirlwind, making a great stir with no beneficial results.How did I know that you wanted to swear first?\u201d was, according to the imherst Student, the retort of a Freshman in attendance upon a base-ball game when a professor exclaimed to him : \u201c How dare you swear before me, sir?\u201d There is nothing so' chnrming as the innocence of children.\u201cMamina,\u201d said a five-year-old, the other day, \u201c I wish you wouldn't leave me to take care of baby again.He was so bad I had to eat all the sponge cake and two jars of raspberry jam to amuse him.\u201d The subject of conversation at an evening entertainment was the intelli-gence of animals, particularly of dogs.Says Smith : \u201c There are dogs that have more sense than their masters.\u201d \u201c Just so,\u201d responds young Fitznoodle.\u201c I\u2019ve got that very kind of a dog myself.\u201d An old lady at a country post-oifiefc, the other day, asked, « Is there a letter for John Jones, if ye please, sur ?\" There being several persons of that name in the town, and a letter for one of them, the clerk asked if this Jones, was in business.The innocent answered, \u201c No, sur, lie\u2019s in goal.\u201d A clerk was discharged.He asked the reason.\u201cYou are so awful slow about everything,\u201d said his employer.You do me an injustice,\u201d responded the clerk.\u201c There is one thing that I am not slow about.\u201d \u201c I should be delighted to hear you name it,\u201d uttered the proprietor.\u201cWell,\u201d said the clerk slowly, \u201c nobody can get tired as quick as lean \u201d Young man, cast up his head in agony : \u201c Ah ! by Jove ! how my head aches ! Awfully, by Jove !\u2019\u2019 Sympathizing friend student in dental room :\t\u201c Oh ! you'd better have it pulled 1\u201d then, after thoughtful, \u201c or filled !\u201d Patient moves away with an injured air, and the youn dentist smiles after him more thoughtfully than ever.DUFF & BURTON, Grl\u2019OCOX\u2019S «.xxoL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, McCarthy\u2019s Block -Sherbrooke, P.Q., DEALERS IN FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES, FRUITS, Ac.Just Received, a fresh stock of\u2014 Finest New Season Teas, Consisting of Japans, Oolongs, l Souchongs, | Young Hyson, and I Congous, Pekoes, Ranging in prices from 40 cents upwards, special discount of 5 cents per lb on purchases of 5 lbs and over.WANETD ! A few Store SHOATS which Cash will be paid for Montreal A^frtisemnits.FOR SALE ! Fresh and Dried FRUITS ; Choice Hand.pieked APPLES ; Sweet OllA.XGES, LEMOXS, and MALAGA GRAPES, Valencia, Layer London Layer, Loose Mas.-calel, and Black Basket RAISIXS ; Finest Patras -0VIIU4NTS DRIED APPLES, Sfc:, Sc, Fresh stock of O n n it e tl Gr o o T.M:eC\tO \"V I I.of Sherbrooke and surrounding vicinity, that In- has just received an entirely new stock of CTjOTFLB GENTLEMEN\u2019S WEAR which will be.made up to order according to the jafflS/,.1 TEST STYL ES~W& The garments heretofore made and sold at this establishment are sufficient guarantee that my customers will receive value for their money in obtaining Well Fitting and Durable Olothi Every care will bo taken to sustain the hig reputation of.this establishment.Reduction of 10 per cent, will be made to all CASH purchasers.A CALL IS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITE MILES F BOATS, McCarthy\u2019s Old Slant Sherbrooke, Sept.3 8, 1879.FALL Ten Packages Ex.S.Phoenician,\u201d, jnst receiv ed by IL I).MOB,KILL & SON The latest news of IMPORTANCE \u2014 Just finished, a very large stock of new Parlor Suits and Chamber Furniture,'varying in price for Chamber Suits from !§20 per suit of seven pieces' to $300, and Parlor Suits of seven pieces inllair Cloth, Cretonne, Raw Silk Rep or Catelaine from $3â ; also, sets of plain Walnut, Walnut and Gilt,Ebony and ilt, and Solid Mahogany, covered in RawSilks, atelaine, Reps or Satin, from $90 to $300; !2 different styles.Ten thousand Cane and Wood-scat Chairs constantly on hand, from 25e.up to $10.Five hundred Bedsteads on hand, of 30 different patterns, from $1.50 to $25.Also, a full stock of every article of Furniture in general use, at the oldest and cheapest Furniture House in the city.Owen McGarvey Son, 7.Î), and 11 St.Joseph St., MONTREAL.Thos.B.Munro, BfOlîïrSHOTV, Is receiving weekly New Goods purchased on the most favorable terms, and now offers to CASH CUSTOMERS special inducements in ins departments.\u2014GO TO\u2014 FOR DEY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, HATS and CAPS, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, Ac., &c., &c.Save from 15 to 25 per cent, for cash.One Price only at THOS.B.MUNRO\u2019S.MEAKÏNS & Go., Successors to the late Jos.BirkvP,) BRUSH MANUFACTURERS 317 ST.RAUL STREET, ,T, MEAKINS.0.W.MEAKINS.T.N.HICKEY.BUY GOÛI1S FOR THE MILLION AT O.l£.OIN'-\u2019S- HAYING now completed my stock ] in all departments, l now call the attention of the public.Having bought very heavily at close prices, I am confident that I will be able to give the best choice and the lowest price that can be obtained.Our stock consists in Dry Goods of English and American Fabrics, Ladies' Jackets, Mantles, and Mantle Cloths is the most varied in Canada.ROWNTREE\u2019S Rock Cocoa, BEING PURE COCA, WILL NOT THICKEN IN THE CUP, IS THEREFORE A THIN, NOT A THICK, PASTY ¦ HR INK.It is one of the MOST NUTRITIOUS Mid agreeable kinds of food which can lie used in liquid form, and whilst admirably Suited ® tiie Stcks Is a luxury to those who are in health.WFfr.JOHNSON â CO., Ti ST.JAMES STREET, WK.O KT aï?ZEt.21! JLa, SOLE AGENTS.English, Scotch and Canadian Tweeds, Broads, Doeskins, French Worsteds Melton, Waterproof very extensu Ticking, Duck, Towelling, Tailing.Winceys, Flannels fancy and flaiju $'c., are very loir.Gents' and Ladies' Underclothing, Hosiery goods, Buttons, and Smallwares is most complete.I have also attached to ray establishment first-class and most complete M I 1 j IL 1 IN l-Z It.V DEPARTMENT.Also Cloak-making.A perfect fit guran-teed.Those requiring CARPETS will save money,as I hrve just now purchased 150 pieces Carpets at Job Prices.O.GENDRON, Wellington Street,\t-\tSherbrooke Ytuovvj, fjM COMPOUND SYRUP of 0pHCSïw\u2019-/i$ a ¥ w\t35\tN £\tDO ÎS\to\tb\t\u2014H *5\to ¦rt\t\t\u2014i 1\tO\tb\tOi p\tf\tte\t% ^ \t> o\tb o\tU i\t\tb\t¦Xi \t\tjS\t33- s\t\u2022 a\tta\tr\u2014 p\to\t\tm h-J Nk\t£ o\t\t£» vj \u2022\t\t\tr\u2014 VJ\t\t\tm 8.B.Jen ekes & Son, SHERBROOKE, R.Q., Iron Founders and Machinists, Manufacturers of all kinds of MACHINERY For Saw Mills, Flour Mills, Sash factories, «Je.Sh afti ng, Ha ngers, Pulleys, and Gearing of the latest style, Improved Turbine and Ij off ell Wafer Wheels.Ploughs, Harrows, Cultivators, and Root Cutters, Sash Weights, Registers, Wagon Axles, Cart Boxes, Bridge Bolts, Stump» and Stone Extractors, all kinds of Plough Repairs, Heavy and Ijight Castings, Brass and Iron made to order.Further Shipments from London nnrl Belfast now ar- riving.R, D.MORKILL & SON, Sherbrooke, Sept, 24, 1879.Special attention given to Repairing; and Erecting' Steam Engines.ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.S.B.JENCKES & SON.August, 1879.S.TWOSE, Undertaker Furniture Uanufact icr.WELLINGTON ST, SHERBROOKE.Black Walnut, Ash and Painted ¦ Chamber Suits, Parlor Suits, Fauci/ Cabinet Ware, Lounges, Sofas, Easy Chairs, Reding Chairs,Smoking Chairs, Foldingchairs, Church Chairs, Lodge Chairs, Divans, Tete-a-Tctes, Fool Rests, Marble Top I allies, Library Tables, Side Tables, Dining Tables, Hall Stands, Book Cases ; Etageres, Excelsior, Straw, Wool, Fibre, Moss tp Hair Mattresses ; Robes, Shrouds, Walnut, RosçwoodSf Metallic Coffins Caskets, of Every Description Constantly on hand.ëAN'GAAQO'XXX i In Twose\u2019s Block, Wellington Street jVIa.zx-ULfaotoi*^' : In Water-Power Company\u2019s Building, Factory Street.S.TWOSE, - Proprietor, Sherbrooke, June 18th, 1876.O eiioi-îxl T>elrilitv.Dyspepsia, Bronchitis, Loss of Apetite, Nervous Prostration, Asthma and'Consumption in its first and.second stages arff cured by the use of FELLOWS\u2019 COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPOPHOS PH1TES.i RTfCIS PREPARATION is entirely different LA in its combination and effect from all other remedies called Hypophosphites, the public are cautioned that the genuine has the name of Fellows & Co.blown on the bottle.The signature of the inventor, James I.Fellows, is written with red ink across each label, and the price is $1.50 per bottle.Fellows\u2019Compound Syrup of Hypophosphites is prescribed by the first physi cians in every city and town whore introduced and is a thoroughly orthodox preparation.J