The weekly examiner, 10 octobre 1884, vendredi 10 octobre 1884

[" VOLUME VII\u2014NO.SHERBROOKE, QUE., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1884.WHOLE NO\u2014320 i/l IS PUIILISHED KV KKY FR1DAY AFTERNOON BY W.A.MOREHOUSE à Co.AV the Oflice in Odell\u2019s Block, opposite the Market.W A.Morkhocsk.\tE.S.Stryrhs, Hotels./ / One Year./ Six Months.TERMS : .$1.00 .\t.50 _______________________ / ^vofcssionul Cavils.Attorneys.D*L0TT1NVILLE â LEONARD.ADVOCATES, Okkicks\u2014Long\u2019s New Brick Building, Sherbrooke, P.Q- Branch Office open at Magog every Monday.G.I».DkIaOTTinviiaïaIS.Jons Lbonaro, LL B ftAMBOKX A ItAWKEXCK, ADVOCATES.Offices, Odell\u2019s Block, Wellington Street.Door opposite Customs Office.Represented at Richmond by Hon.Henry w\tAylmer.B.Sabborn.\tH.D.Lawrenck.Sherbrooke House, COTE it MEAGHER, Pkoi'RIF.tors.\u2014 Opposite the O.T.R.Railway Depot,\u2014 SHERBROOKE, P.Q.The best of accommodation.Meals at all hours Rooms comfortable.Table supplied with the best the market atfords.FARMERS\u2019 HOTEL, O.R.MARTIN, Proprietor.fTWE ABOVE HOTEL is situated on Kintf I Street, near the crossing, and convenient to the Railway Depots.It can be approached either by King or Meadow Streets.Good Stable Board $3 per week.Meals at all hours.A con-veninent house for farmers attending market as here is plenty of yard room.V kV / Ml HALE.WHITE * CATE, AUVOI\u2019ATKS.Ornes Rooms of the late firm of Hall, Wlnte, Panneton A Cate, McBain\u2019s Block.I'AMIRAA'D.HI'KI» A PRAMEK, advocates, McNICOf.\u2019S BIAX'K, 8UEKBR(X)KE, P.Q-j.A.CamiKAnn,\tA.S.Hnan, B.I.B.H.R.Fraskr, IaUB.PAMNETON A RIT.VEMA.ADVOCATES, Odell\u2019* Block, Sherbrooke, P.Q.Ia E.Pannkton.\tH.W.Mulvkna.\u201cTHREE LAKES\u201d HOUSE.At the head of LAKE MEG ANTIC\u2014a Sum mer Hotel, within one mile of Spider Lake Kush Lake, the Arnold and the Annonce Rivers nearest House to the limiting and fishing grounds along the line and in the State o M aine.Steamboat \u201cLena\u201d brings passengers f m the International Railway at Agnes, to Three Lakes For further particulars apply to the proprietor, W.E.LATTY, f»2\tAgnes, P.Q.JOS.!.TERRII.E.H.\ti>t SHERBROOKE and >TANSTEAO PI.AIN Office in Odell\u2019* Block, Sherbrooke.J.Mi DM EY RROnERU K, ADVOCATE.Office\u20142nd door North of I.a Banque Nationale SHt.RKUOOKE, P.(J.Wiml»or Mills every Monday.REI.ANCIER * I'AMIRAXn, ADVOCATES AND ATTORN P, YS Shebbbookk, P.Q.Office in Twoae Block, Wellington Street.1a C.Bm-asobr, L.L.M.Wilfbed Camibasd.till.MAN A- ©rOHTRE», ADVOCATES, Ac.138 St.James Street, MontbeaIa E.R.JOHNSON, A«1 vocHle.STANSTEAD PLAIN, P.« N.A.I.EHOI RVEAr, A.I NO.I1H ST.JAMES STREET, MONTREAL.Prompt Collections and remittance*.HENRY S.W.tiOOniK E.R.4 .I., ADVOCATE AND BARRISTER, 1727 Notre Dame Street, (Opposite Exchange Bank.) MONTREAL,\tly24 D.V.ROltERTSON, 11.\tI., ADVOCATE, McBain\u2019s Block, Sherbrooke, P.Q.And Terrill\u2019* Block, Lennoxville\u2014At Lcnnox-ville Mondays and Saturdays.Ix-nliHlH.OR.!.W.OOWI.IN, OENT1ST.Office in Tuck Block, Sherbrooke.A W.IIYX DTI AN, Nni-geoa llentist.McCarthy's Block, Wellington St.Sherbrooke.Surveyor?».A.W.ELKINS, B R Qy 1 N C I A L LAND SURVEYOR Office In Oriffitli\u2019s Block, - ShcrlnuoAe, E.S.BERNARD, PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR, OFFICE : Richmond, P.(J.V.S.A.PELLETIER, PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR.OFFICE:\u2014Opposite the Market Place, PHYSICIANS.«.w.powers, n n.,c.\t.LENNOXVILLE, P.1-\t13«:!7* NOTARY.E.K.W O tit Mi A ti T O X, l.l.B.NOTARY PUBLIC R, of EATON, will open a TAILOR SHOP on SATURDAY, MAY' 31st, for the making of Custom Suits, and solicit the patronage of the public.They have had a lengthy experience in the business in Sherbrooke, and feel confident they can suit their their customers both in style, quality and price.They will keep on hand a good assortment of ENGLISH, SCOTCH, and CANA DIAN TWEEDS, and other CLOTHS for their customers to select from.Give us a call and judge for yourselves.L.E, DUPONT & CO.Eaton, May 28th, 1884.\t3mos41.LOUIS BKUNELL, Boot and Shoemaker, {Over F.Codere's Store) WELLINGTON SHEET, SHERBROOKE.All kinds of Boots and Shoes made to order a owest cash prices.Good fit and best of stock guaranteed.A fair share of patronage respectfully solicited.L.BRUNELLK Sherbrooke Nov.3 1881\ttf-Il 0etite\u2018 Coming np of the Food, Yellow Skin, when for 75 cts., we will sell them Shiloh\u2019s Vitalizer, guaranteed to cure them.Sold dy J, O.Walton.\ttf.l Mamma\u2014\u201c Mercy on us, children, stop that noise What ate you quarrelling about ?\" Little Nell\u2014-\u2018We isn\u2019t quarrelling.\u201d Mamma\u2014\u2018 Then what is all this noise about?Wbat is Harry scolding for, and wliy are you p jlling bis hair?\u201d Little Nell\u2014\u201c It's only play, mamma.We is pretendin\u2019 we is married.\u201d non't Von Do It.Don\u2019t suffer any longer with the pains and aches of Rheumatism, which make life a burden to you.Relief, speedy and permanent can be procured at the nearest drug store, in the form of Kidney-Wort.Elbridge Lalcolm of West Bath, Maine says: \u201cI was completely prostrated with Rheumatism and Kidney troubles and was not expected to recover.The first dose of Kidney-Wort helped me.Six doses put me on ray feet, it has now entirely cured me and I have had no trouble eince.\" A certsin devine, in the holy rapture of a flowery discourse, wishing to put an appropiate climax to a more than ordinary lofty flight, and to \u201c nail't wi\u2019 \" Shakespere, thus delivered himself\u2014 \u201cYes, my friends, as the poet says, you may find sermons in books, stones in the running brooks, and good in everything.Oar Canaslian Milk IsidnNlry is prosperous.The great difficulty to be contended with is the low grade of .goods required.In nothing is this more apparent than in the comparatively small article of sewing silks.The great demand in Canada seems to be for cheap quality, buyers forgetting that a cheap thread must necessarily be a fine A con sequently a weak one.Messrs.Belding, Paul A Co.make throe grades of spoof silk ; of these different qualities the poorest one has by far the largest sale, at the same time they constantly hear of complaints of poor sewing silk.If ladies will take the trouble to ask for Belding Paul A Co\u2019s own brand, and see that their name is on each end of each spool, they will be sure of getting the best made.ft .ONLY COPY AVAILABLE * WEEKLY EXAMINER, SHERBROOKE, P.Q., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1884 R, D, Mofldll & Son's Adv't NEW ARRIVALS ! FROM EUROPE OF Fall Dry Goods 20 Cases NEW GOODS just received.LBESS GOODS, A choice line of all-wool French Foule Series In new and fashionable shades at 35 cts., worth 40 cts.SPECIAL VALUE, Our all-wool French Ottoman Cloths in London Smoke, New Brown, Moss, Light,Dark, and Mid Wine, Olivo, Seal, M>rtle, Light and Dark Navy, Slate and Black at 40 cts., worth 50 cts., are Special Value.Do not fail to see them.CASHMERES, 1 Case Black and Colored Cashmeres\u2014 Blacks in Jet and Blue shades\u2014Colors, a full line of the newest tints.VELVETEENS, We have the largest and most complete stock of Black and Colored Velveteens that we have ever shown.Our \u201cVelours l*riiicesse\u201dand \u201cBrunswick\u201d Velveteens are the perfection of dye and finish, rivalling in appearance the best Bilk Velvets, and can only be obtained at our establishment.SILK VELVETS, Black COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.Coram : Hon.Mr.Justice Brooks.\u2018pe {Siamtncr, THE CAPELTON POISONING CASES.TRIAL OF MRS.FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1884.WARD FOR HUSBAND.POISONING HER E.T.Mutual Fire Ins.Co.\u2014At the annual meeting of this Company, held at Magog, Mr.C.H.McClintock of Beebe Plain was elected President.A meeting is called of the policy holders to be held at Magog on the 28th inst.to consider the question of removing the Head Office to Beebe Plain.The libel suit brought by Eev.Thos.Charbonnol against the Star was tried here on Wednesday and Thursday, before a special jury, and resulted in a verdict to the effect that defendants had no malice in the publication, but they did not I jury \u2022\u2014James W.Atkinson VKRDICT\u2014NOT GUILTY.As stated in our last issue the trial of Mrs.Ward for the wilful murder of John Rothwell was, on the application of her Counsel, S.Brooks Sanborn, Esq., postponed till the first day of next term (March), in consequence of the absence of an alleged material witness in the case, the accused\u2019s sister, Maggie Lothrop, who.as appeared from an alfidavit fyled, is now in the Montreal Lying-in-Hospital awaiting her confinement.The trial of the second case The Queen vs.Melissa Lothrop (Mrs.Ward) for the wilful murder of her husband, Wellington Ward, was however proceeded with on Friday.William Wtiite, Esq., Q.C., appeared for the Crown, and S.Brooks Sanborn for the accused.The following gentlemen having been sworn in as a Archibald make a sufficient retraction of the article complained of.They awarded Mr.Charbonnel three hundred dollars damages.We shall publish a full report of the case next weekj nd Colored Silk Velvets.M\t\u201c\t\u2022\u2022 Flushes.\u2022* Broche Silk Velvets, Remember, our Silk Blushes at $1.75 $2.75, are wortli $i.00 and $3.50.and Prof.Gardiner, who carries with him endorsements of the highest character from all parts of the United Slates and the Dominion as to his ability and popularity as a public lecturer on the noble science I eai-uing $2.25 a day Beattie, John Brownlow, David Bray, Jules Allard, Richard C.Baldwin, William Bruzzle, Calvin Sunbury, John H.Smith, Edward Wheeler, Alexander Andrews, and Calvin M innering, Mr.White addressed the Court, opening the case.THE PROSECUTION.The first witness examined was Chas.N.Martin, bookeeper for the Company in whose employment Ward was.He stated that Ward had been in their employ as a carpenter two or three years, He returned from SILK SEALETTE, Th»* latest novelty for ladies\u2019 Mantles and Jackets iu Black and Seal Brow n,$4.5o per yard.MANTLE CLOTHS, In Mouse Grey, new Brown, Myrtle, Wine, Olive and Blacky, these are the newest French goods for la* die s\u2019 Dolmans and Four-in-Hand Jackets.Fancy Ulsterings lu a variety of Checks and Mixtures from 8 District of Saint Francis.?Nnpoi'ioi* Coin*! .Saint Francis.NO.17.DAME ELMIRA GINGRAS, of the To* nrhip of Magog, in the District of Saint Francis, wife of Isidore Auger, of the same place, vs.\tPlaintiff.The said ISIDORE AUGER, Defendant.AN action en serration de hicn* bin hern instituted in this cause on the twenty-seventh of September instant.DeLOTTINVILLE £ LEONARD.Attorneys for Pi\u2019IT.Sherbrooke, Sept.Both, 1884.\t4w7 The following ESTATE Mb \u2019j BERLIN, ENV propertie* b< longing to the IE LATE WRIGHT OHAM-are oil, icd foi sale, via \u2022 Properties in Sherbrooke.Lot No.Lot No.BU7, in South Ward, King Street.196, iu East Ward, about four acr * « C 8* W A 100 acres in roar of Rac \\V.j of 4 in tlie 9th Rn Propori the 1st Ran II in the 2nd Ha in Ascot.ics in Stoke.CANADA,\tJ Province of (Quebec,\t^ District of Saint Francis.) In the Superior Court.IRA KI.LIS PKCK, of tlio Towns!;! ford, in said District of St, Franc of Br farm Plaintiff DAME SUSAN E.M.TIFFT, heretofore of | the Township of Barford, now of the Town < of Woodstock, in the State of Connecticut, j one of the United States of America, wife of said Ira Ellis Peek, ami by her said husband duly authorized for th»* purpose of j these presents.\tDefendant.4 N action en separation He corps cl He biens | xV has been instituted in this cause tiie f eleventh day of July last.SANBORN £ LAWRENCE, Attorneys lor PPff.Sherbrooke, September loth.\t5w J Prcpertios in Windsor.f l.o« fi< Im wH* S.Ml.Proportion in Pudswoll.> 3 in 2nd Range res in the Lime !\tTh.».w pond with enths int id Lands !g to pure KRILL, Esq, S h e rbrookl A the E or The Lives Presidents of nest bust hook rice.The fast-mense profits want it Any I .trns In**».i» im HOPE for the l EAF OUR IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL EAR DRUM by scientific men of Europe andAtucrica.Wnt- f» from doctors, judges, ministers and promin* take pleasure in recommending tln in.'I !u y make a permanent cure.Address, J.H .NI l»< it nu\u2019ii and an* unseen ^ \u2019ll OLSON, s.R-cr 3k and tc Portable to i » !;\\\\ YORK.mmended itimouials and who war, and IF\u2019-A-ILiXj 1 NEW A »?RIVALS AT How Would it Do ?This had weather requires a lemedy.It seems as if the whole responsibility should rest on Vennor and Wiggins, for we had some kind of weather before tliey appeared upon the scene.How would it do to string them up?Would it make tilings l etter?Another liint of importance\u2014don\u2019t hang on to your corns as weather indicators.Better string them out root and branch.Putnam\u2019s Painless Corn Extractor will do it quickly, painlessly, and with certainly.Don\u2019t buy dangerous flesheating substitutes.Get Putnam\u2019s and no other.ilciu Acluevtiscmcuts.WALTER BLUE\u2019S ÜlIlJIllSMlg 10 Cases of direct importations just opened.C Scotch Tweeds,\tI'niglish floatings, West of England Jïroads and »>oes, French Paulings, -Melton Overcoatings in lilack, liluc, Hrown, Olive, Green, and Drab.The finest stock ever shown in tlie City.MS.FSOATS, the well-known Cutter has charge of litis députaient.- - ¦ ¦ \u2022 Ready-Made Clothing1.1000 Suits, 500 Overcoats and Ulsters, 200 must he sold this Fall, regardless of price.Great 15 ir B *ys Suits, all which ' lins iu this department.H.A.ODELL, AUCTIONEER ANNUAL SALE CATTLe7^ATTLE- HO II XU J\\.Jl> ! The above named having received instructions from* Ali*.Alex.Rows Will sell by Public Auction on Thursday, Oct.1(> At the VILLAGE of COOIvKHIT^E, 110 head of Cattle, composed of well-matched Pairs of Oxen, two and three year old Steers, two year old Heifers, good Milch and Farrow Cows, Yearlings, Heifers and Steers, two well-bred Polled Angus Yearling Bulls.1 Pair of well-matched gray Carriage Horses, j G and 7 years old, gentle and kind to linmess.1 bay Horse.8 years old, good roadster.Several Yearling aud two year old ColU ^yff The attention of Farmers ami Butchers is called to this sale as all the cattle are iu prime condition, ami will positively be sold without j any reseive whatever.TERMS :\u2014Under $25, cash ; over $25 to $50, three months ; over $50, twelve months, with approved paper, seven per cent.; 3 per cent discount will be allowed for cash ou amounts over $100.Sale at 10 o'clock a.m., sharp.\tIw8 For Sale.i) p- TONS good Hay, 2 young Ti am Horses, 2 pair Traverse Sleds, Ido.Team Harness, 1 Kxpress Wagon, 1 Double Wagon, 1 two-seated Carriage, 2 Farmers Boilers, Dry Hard and Soft Wood.Cheap for Cash, or approved credit.JOHN M HALL.Sherbrooke, Oct.8th, 1884\ttf 8 Gents\u2019 Furnishings.Underclothing in the finest of Scotch Lambs ool in Shetland and Scarlet Hosiery, GloVos, Shirts, Collars, (Juifs, N\u2019\"ck Ti -s, Scarfs, Silk and Linon Handkerchiefs, and everything to he four.1 in » first-class establishment.\u2014 mm* \u2022\u2014 - ::::To the Trade.:::: One flat of Ids store for WHOLESALE GIXITHINf Country Merchants can get their Clothing at fi tter prices than in Montreal.Remember the place, INLY belt/ , where r stylo \\Y A L T E R Sherbrooke, September 20th, 1884.B L TJ E.eg Co Co o S-O r-» 6 £ dfiA j HJ.rr^/CsS' ist'Srai A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ûURGt-ÜR PROOF BANK SAFES X VAULT DOORS Kept Constantly in Stock.E-timates given f.r all kinds of FIRE and BURGLAR PROOF SECURITIES; \\Ve are thi; only manufacturers of Fire Proof Safes vrith Paient Nou-condacling Steel Flange Doors.SECOND-HAND SAFES FOR SALE AT LOW PRICES.And on easy Terms of payment.Catalogues on application.April 4th, 1884.\t*\tI0m33 \\ t Lecture Hew Aducvtiscmcuts WEEKLY EXAMINER, SHERBROOKE P.Q.FRIDAY OCTOBER 10, 1884.HT-A-ILiIIL.- 1384=.FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1884- Mix.p.m.2.55 Direct Importers of and Stylish New DRY GOODS Dress & Mantle MAKING.MISS NOBLE will wait upon those ladies favoring her with a call in this department.Just to hand from Europe one case Dress-Goods in all the new makes and shades.Also one case WOOL HOSERY & UNDERWEAR, In Men,Women and Childrens We draw special attention to our Fall and Winter stock of Dry Goods and Millinery, which is now complete in all lines.Our stock has been carefully selected both as to prices and qualities and for good taste cannot be beaten anywhere.We would draw attention to our Dress Goods, Mantle and Millinery Departments, which are replete with all the novelties of the season.We are showing some nice «roods in Plushes.Ottoman Cloths, Brocaded Velvets, Velveteens, Mantle Ornaments, etc.WANTED.Five or six Tubs first-class Butter.MCCU BBIN & Co ODELL'S BLOCK, HIIÏ-T3*!* lîOOIvi:.GRAND THUNK RAILWAY.Pass.Puss.am.\tp.m.Trains going west :\t8.10\t11.37 **\t\u2022*\tLast :\t3 22\t7.3d\t2.22 PASSUMPSIO R.U.Passenger trains leave Sherbrooke at 4:15 a.m ; 8:30 p.m.Through freight, 1:15 p.m.Arrive at Sherbrooke 7:50 a.m., 11:30 p.m.Way freight 5:30 p m., connecting at Stansteuil with spur.CITY ITEMS.te?\"Parties in want of a good Milch Cow should attend the sale on the 10th inst., at Cookshiro.The liirfre potato mentioned in our last was grown oa the farm of Win.Berwick, not Page.Ploughing contest Wednesday next on Mr.S.Matthew's farm Lennoxville and dinner in evening.Thanksgiving.\u2014The Lieut Governor of tire Province of Quebec has issued a proclamation naming the Gth of November as a day of Thanksgiving.Fowl Tuade\u2014Mr.W.F.James sold to a gentleman from Ontario this week six Plymouth Buck fowls for $70.These are the birds that lay the golden eggs.H.SAMUEL Direct Importer of DRV GOODS As announced, Mrs.McLaughlin of Loston lectured in the City Hall j last Monday evening in connection with the Women's Christian Tem-ivlC 4 \u2022 ' peranco Union of this city.The \u2014-| Hall was completely tilled to stand- ! ing and many were unable to gain j admittance.The Rev.Dr.Reid was chairman.Revd\u2019s Mr.Pitcher, Rrainerd and Cattanach were also present.After a hymn sung by a choir made up of representatives of the church choirs of this city, the Rev.Mr.Cattanach led in prayer.Mrs.McLaughlin was then introduced by Dr.Reid and prefaced her eloquent lecture by remarking upon the difficulties of her position.It was not easy for a woman to stand before mixed audiences to give addresses.Bat the necessities of tire case, the dreadful evil to be met and overcome, and the conviction that the Temperance Reform Movement was from God overruled all other considerations.The lecturer then dealt with the Temperance question.She spoke ot the dreadful aflects following the traffic and use of intoxicating liquors, to the individual, the family and the state.In sober eloquent language she adverted to the known evils of drinking usages.She referred to statistics to show the enormous growth of tho evil : the thing created its own demand.It brought men everywhere, and yet was shielded in many quarters by the use of wine and other liquors by the fashionable and cultured c'.ases.She showed that 84 per cent of the crime committed in one State of tho Uniou was traceable to drink.She drew the picture of tho degrees of degradation from tho prisoner suffering for his first offence against the law\u2014committed ho remembered not how or why\u2014to the hardened criminal expiating his offenses on the scaffold.She referred to the poverty that the traffic engendered.It clothed its votaries with rags.She dwelt upon the unhappiness and misery it brought into the household, and its fascination over young men, the hope of the family and of tho state.She then advised parents to begin early with their sens and daughters, and to begin right.An affecting personal experience was told of a dying mother committing lier only and idolized son to the lecturer\u2019s care, with tho often expressed regret that she had not begun soon enough.Drink took a fearful hold upon and gained a degrading mastery over its victims.And yet no young man ever intended to he a drunkard.Young men were nut vicious in regard to it.She then dealt with prohibition.She showed that all license laws, as far as they went, were prohibitory.They wanted the law to go a little further.License prohibited tho many from selling and allowed the few\u2014though few, still too many.Then it prohibited any hut persons of tho best moral character from selling.But license was also prohibitory to the individual seller of strong drink.It prohibited him in the manner, tho time, and tho place of sale and consumption In Massachusetts property holders could say to the saloon-keeper, \u201cMove on.\u201d But they wanted the poor, who though without property had other great matters at stake, to be able to say as well as the rich man \u201cMove on.\u201d No class legisla-free countries ! Tho poor with her young sons about her, dearer by far to her heart than any property, and who were to be the support of her age, ought under a constitutional government to be able to say as well as tho rich man, \u201cMo on.\u201d \u201cYour business is dangerous to my property ; it endangers my life and tho lives of my children ; it breeds drunkenness, brawling, and indecency, so you Tin- dedication of tlie new It.C.OLurch in East Sherbrooke last Sunday and the blessing of a new bell was an imposing ceremony and very iarirely attended.By an error wo omitted the name of Geo.Bottom, E.-q , from our list of the Committee elected at the Bible Society Meeting last week.Tkaciieks\u2019 Convention.\u2014Quito a number of our lady teachers went over to Cowansville on Wednesday to attend the convention there, viz: Mrs.Rogers, Miss Kate Wilson, Miss Hogue, and Miss Mitchell.We draw especial attention to the next Meeting of the Church of England Temperance Society which will be held in the Church Hall on Tuesday evening the 14th instant, on which occasion Mr.S.A.Fisher, M.P.for Bronio will deliver an address on Temperance.From Mr.Fisher\u2019s well known ability a most interesting meeting may be looked for.IX HIM Ay CRUEL TY.It is a barbaric cruelty to torture the weak stomachs of chronic invalids with harsh purgatives and sickening drugs, v.h hi Burdi ck Blood Bitters wilhegulate the stomach, bowels liver and kidneys in so agreeable and effectual a manner.Lecture.Tho Rev.F.M.Dewey, M.A., will lecture iu this city soon under the auspices of the Ladies\u2019 Aid Society of St.Andrew\u2019s Church.The subject is to ho \u201c Paris,\u201d which city the lecture visited lately.Tho well known ability of the lecturer will draw a large house in Sherbrooke.Tims and place of lecture will bo announced in a later issue.Choral Union.Marbleton.At an early hour on Tuesday Morning last, this place was the scene of great activity, the occasion being the annual meeting of the Wolfe County Agricultural Society No.1.Owing to the magnificent weather with which we were favored and the untiring efforts of the President and Secretary of the Society, it was in every respect a complete success.There was a large attendance of people interested in agricultural pursuits from ali the outlying municipalities.Visitors began to arrive at an early hour and by noon the show grounds presented a very animated appearance.The exhibit of cattle and horses was very fine and quite up to the standard of former years, and the three thoroughbred Sussex pigs be-longing to Mr.Daniel Moe, which, by the by,took prizes at the late exhibitions he'd in Montreal, Toronto and Ottawa, over the recipients of a good deal of attention.The action of Mr.Moe in bringing good seed animals animals into the town is much commended, and I trust that the example here given will not be thrown away upon our farmers.The Marbleton band favoured the show grounds for a short time and rendered some nice music which was much appreciated.The contractors for the new town ball,Messrs Weston & Willard, are pushing vigorously along towards the completion of that long-needed house, and from present appearance we shall shortly have a building ot which we shall not be ashamed.Harvesting here is about finished, and fat mors are now busy plowing so as to fe ready for another seasons operations, and taking all things into consideration the farmer should be a happy man, as he has been blessed with a bountiful harvest, although prices for all kinds of stock and produce are much lower than last year.THE WEAK AN» THE ISfPVRE.The merry little mountain brook, as it lightly dances over the rocks and sparkles in the sunshine on its way down to the river, is pure and clean.It is active ; therefore, it is healthy.It is vigorous ; therefore, it resists impurity.But the sluggish pool, where the current is not strong enough to keep the water in motion, is stagnant and foul.Dirt and rubbish are thrown into it, and stay there.Impurities and vile odors make it a breeder of disease and an object to be avoided.When the blood is strong and rich and red, and vigorously courses its accustomed rounds through arteries and veins, the system is hearty and healthy.When the blood is thin and poor and weak, impurities and defilements creep into it.and it has no strength to cast them out.Then the system runs down.Shaker Blood Syrup purifies and enriches the Blood; curing Scrofula, Cancer, Rheumatism, Catarrh, Ulcers and Skin and Blood diseases of every dis-cription.A Dollar a bottle at your nearestDrug-gist.Hcau Aùuevtiûcments- j AcTuc\\*ttscmcufs) seelevs hard rubber trusses.Patent Roller Flour, five dollars per barrel ; Good Flour, four dollars per barrel; Granulated Sugar, 7J cents per pound.\tR.L.//arvey k Co.A mooting will bo held in tho Church Hall, Montreal Street on Thursday, Oct.Kith, at 8 o\u2019clock to consider tho formation of a I tjon jn Choral Union to bo under the con- widow ductorship of Mr.\\Y.Reed.All interested in the formation of such a society are invited to attend.A pecnliar virtue in Ayer\u2019s Sarsaparilla is that while it cleanses and purgjs the blood from all corruptions and impurities, and thereby roots out disease, it builds up and invigorates the whole system, and makes one young again Persona' I beg to inform my custo- , mers and the public general- j ly that my stock is now complete in every department with all the latest novelties\u2019 lu ,u\u2019 for Fall and Winter wear.Mr G Chicago Sidne; who is to deliv perance in St.N.Hodge returned homi ast evening.Fisher F-q., M.an addrt cter\u2019s Church Dress Goods In all the latest makes shades.and Hall on evening next, and a lecture upon Agriculture at the Ploughman\u2019s Association dinner at Colby\u2019s 7/otc! in Lennoxville on Wednesday evening, is to be the guest of R.N.//.»U, Esq , M.P.Mr.//ugh Graham and Mr.O'Connor of the Montreal Nb/r were in town this week and gave us a call.Rev.J.Borland was also in the city tliis week.j must move on.\u201d Why, the law dealt ^ j with the saloon-keeper all the way through as a person to be suspected, j Then Temperance Reform was 1.for\tgr0wing.Eleven years ago the s upon Fern- j \\\\roraan>8 Temperance League comprised only 25 Christian women.In a lew days the representatives of 150,000 Christian women on this continent would meet in convention at St.Louis, and there would be representatives from tho whole Christian world.Temperance sentiment was growing.The leaders of society in England and America were beginning to set good examples and were using their influence in tho Temperance reform.They were UPEFEL TO KNOW.\twork for prohibition, constitu- Fvcryone should know that flagyard s j f jonal prohibition.The time might ; YulloW 0:1 wiiigive prompt relief applied u delayod ]on\u201e,,r than they wished with i\twl * stP !UQ\u2019 Pil,ni !l,1\u201c * \u2022 \u2014 CLOAKIiiSS & ULSTE8INSS Of every description Trimmings and Ornaments in 1 sure throat and most inllnmuatory com Cheneille and Fur to match.! plaints.internally cures colds, asthma, croup, F\tUST E LS In every kind and color.\u201cWINCEY\u2019S, BLANKETS, COMFORTERS, Scotch and English TWEEDS./ The largest variety and as-^ sortment to choose from in / Sherbrooke.CLOTHING.Our Joshua Competition.The person sending the first correct answer to the following problem before Nov.1st will receive a Fine Oil Fainting size 22 x 30 in heavy 5 inch gilt frame; the two persons sending the next correct answ.r prize of fine Oil Paintings 18x24, heavily framed, and 10 prizes of $1, five to those who send in the five last correct or nearest correct answers.In all 13 rewards which will /loficuely bo given.No fraud about this Each competitor must enclose with their answer twenty-live cents, for which they will receiv but it was surely coming.The continent would yet be free from the dangers of tho open traffic.Of course there are places where prohibition does not wholly prohibit.Habitual drunkards, men of low moral standard, would break this as well as any other law.Moral suasion and prohibitory legislaiion are to go together; one must help the other.Prohibitory legislation was educational.But public sentiment must be aroused and educated up to tho observing of tho law.She wished success to the movement in Canada, and closed a most eloquent and touching lecture with an earn- -4 REMARKABLE RECOVERY.A council of doctors declared Mrs.Adelaide O\u2019Brien, of 372 Exchange St., Buffalo, incurable.H r liver was badly disordered ; she vomited green mucous, could retain no food; skin yellow and full of tumors.The was rapidly sinking, but Burdock Blood Bitters curee her.Forty-ninth Annual Meeting of the Stanstead and Sherbrooke Mutual Fire Insurance Company.The annua! meeting of this company was held in the company\u2019s office in Sherbrooke, on Wednesday, Hie first day of October, 1884 Among those present were Messrs.Colin Noble, C A Bailey, Lt.-Col.B.T.Morris, H.B.Brown, I.Wood, F.F.Buck,E C.H:ile,C.H.Hack-ett, and others.The meeting was called to order by H.B.Brown,E q.,the President of the company, and the Secretary of the company, M:.George Armitage, was appointed Secretary of the meeting.The annual Report of the Directors was then submitted as follows : REPORT.To the members of the Stanstead and Sherbrooke Mutual Fire Insurance Company : Your Directors have much pleasure in submitting this, theii forty-ninth annual report, and in certifying to tin; continued popularity of this old established company.The business of the year lias been satisfactory and the losses much smaller than in the previous year.We have, however, still to regret the large amount of arrears of assessments standing on the books of the.company ; and would again remind the member : that prompt payment of dues is essential to the economical management of a Mutual Insuiance Company.Much, however lias been clone in the year just part in the collection of mi cars and the t fioits of the officers of the company in this direction will not be relaxed.We would draw your attention to the amendment made to the Mutual Insurance Law at the last session of the Provincial Parliament which reads as follows : Any member of such Company who fails to pay bis assessements within six months from the time they become due, shall not be entitled to tec-over from the said Company for any loss which he may sustain thereafter; provided that a demand in writing has been transmitted, through the post, to such member for payment of the same, before such loss occnicd.\" 47 Viet.For a number of years past, the amount of Premium Notes held has been slowly decreasing, owing to many causes, and among them increased competition from stock companies, a general distrust of n.uiual insurance arising from the mal-ndoiini.stration of .-ome mutual companies, and also in cancellations made of undersirable risks.During the last half year, however, tiie Deposit Notes have commenced to increase and everything points to a successful future for the Company.No suits have been taken against the Company during the year, and all losses have been adjusted and paid except in one or two in: tances, where your Direc-t>rs have refu-ed to enteitain the claims made.The losses paid for the y.ar ending 1st September, 1884, amount to $16,932.62.The following figures give the position of the Company on the 31st August, 1884 No.of Policies, 6 066, Deposit Notes, $415 481.03, Property Insured, $5.329,-851.93.The ftf-scsstnent for the year to meet the present liabilities will be as follows on all Deposit Notes in forccj viz.: September 15lh, 1883, 1 per cent jgS?\u201cThree Cases English Guns, comprising single and double barreled, breech and muzzle loaders, just received direct from the Wolverhampton manufacturers, at\tLucke & Mitchell\u2019s.MARKIAUES.MITCHELL\u2014CLARK\u2014In this city, on the 7th inst., by the Kcv.J.C.Cattanach, Josiah Mitchell, Esq.of Belfast, Maine, to Mrs.Elzora A.Clark, of Brompton Mills.BLAND\u2014SHEA\u2014On the 6th inst.at the resi-cence of tlie bride\u2019s father, by the Rev.J.Tallman Pitcher, Samuel Bland, to Alice L Shea, both of Sherbrooke.LkBARON\u2014RANDALL\u2014On the 4th inst, at tho Methodist Parsonage, by the Rev.J.Tail-man Pitcher, Wilbert LeBaroi.of Hatley, to Lillie Randall, of Magog.ROSS\u2014BERWICK\u2014At St.Paul\u2019s Church, Robinson, Sept.30th, 1884, by the Rev W .C.Bernard, B.A., John Ross, to Alice Mary, eldest daughter of Henry Berwick.HEATHS.BERNSTEIN\u2014In this city, on the 4th instant, Esther, infant daughter of A.Bernstein, aged 14 months and 4 days.TITANTE»\u2014A resident Agent in every Vil-VY lage.Town and City of the Dominion, also, a few Travellers to sell our new AIR GAS MACHINES, tor making AIR GAS, 50per cent cheaper than coal gas, equally as good.No Eire or Power required.Made iu all sizes, from 15 burners to 1,000, for Private Houses, Stores, Hotels, Factories, Mills, Streets, Mines, etc.Address \u2014THE CANADIAN AIK GAS MACHINE MANUFACTURING Co., 115 St.Francois Xavier Street, Moxtueal, P.Q.Oct.7th, 1884.\tIyr8 ATTENTION Now is your time to call at Il Kell erf s For your BLANKETS, FLANNELS, WINCEYS, COATINGS, FUR TRIMMINGS, DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY, AND ALL KINDS FANCY GOODS, READY-MADE CLO THING, HATS .j- CAT'S, An immense stock just received.One\tOnly I ^ i Next door to La Banque Nationale.Got.9(h, 1884._ urchasing else-j this by the number of Human\u2019s sons, where.Clothing to Order a : \"Ubtract the number of each kind of clean °\tbeasts that went into the ark, multiply Specialty.\tby the number of men that went to seek Elijah after he was taken to heaven, sub-sract from this Joseph\u2019s age at the time j he stood before Pharaoh, add the number of stones in David\u2019s bag when he killed Goliah, subtract the number of turlongs that Bethany was distant from Jerusalem, divided by the number of anchors cast out when Paul was shipwrecked, and subtract the number of persons saved in the ark.The names of those sending correct answers as well as the sucroseful competitors will be published it the N.I» Reporter, copies of which will also be sent to competitors.\tAddress\u2014 HERMAN II PITTS, Manager l; N.B.U porter.\u201d P.Ü.Box 209.\tFredericton, N.B.copy of\u2018Our Joshua as a Reporter,\u201d the.\tw latest humorous work published, of 160 est appeal to all present.A collection was taken up, and a I vote of thanks, moved by Dr.Mom- | pas, was passed.Tho meeting closed j with tho benediction.October 15 h, November, 15ili, December 15th, January Fel l nary Maich For Bronchitis and Asthma, try Allen\u2019s Lung Balsam; the best coughproscription known.See Adv.©âT'Matchers in wont of good prime beef attend the sale on the IGih inst., at Cookshire.iSiijTt.of the Good Luck Horse Shoe occr the Door, Wellington Street.- Sherbrooke.P.S \u2014Having bought all my goods from lirst hands, I safely say that I can sell 20 per cent, cheaper than anv other merchant in Shur- j ^kton ; \u201c Free j j World,\u2019 an illus brooke.Oct.9th, 1881.The edition of tne November Cenluri/ will be the largest ever printed of that magazine.Besides the first chapters of Mr.Howell\u2019s new novel, \u201cThe Rise of Silas Laphatn,\u201d the story of an American business man, its fiction will include \u201cA Tale of Negative Gravity,\u201d by Frank R Joe and the Rest of the trated story by Joel Chandler Harris ; and \u201c The Lost Mine,\u201d by Thom s A .J tnvier, with a full page picture by Mary Hallock Foote.Endowment of Bishop\u2019s College.Additional Subscriptions,\u2014 In Sherbrooke : A Paton $25, G G Bryant 15, j Rev Thomas Charbonnct 15, R \u2019 and J Price 10, Dr Hyndman 10, M Mc-Kechnie 15.In Ireland and Halifax : \u2014 j W J Pratten 10, William Cross iO, James , Wilson 10, F H Wood 10, C Campbell 10.Henry Cross 10, George Dinning 10, W Di eK'g 5, Thomas Cross 6, Holly llen-j nett 6, Jehu Auucsley 6, Frank Aunesicy I 6, Foss Bennett 3, Geoffrey Bennett 3, i George Smith 3, Olivier Arnadon 3,Free-man Amadon 3, James Wood 2, Joshua | Hough 3, John Bennett 5, James H Ben-nett 3, John Simons 3, Jan.es Rutke 3, | Daniel Bennett Jr.3, Daniel Luonie 3, Arthur Annesley 3, Richard P Aunes- j except Mr.II.D.Pickle,whose place was ley 3, J G Stewart 3, Henry Sirnins 1.50, Total.8 The usual documents are herewith sulmitted including Balance Sheet, Statement of Assets and Liabilities.The Directors, who retire to-day, are H.B.Brown, Joseph Bedard, Lt.-Col.B.T.Morris, H.D.Pickle, and G.II.Allen.The whole respectfully submitted.(Signed) 11.B.Brows, President.Sherbrooke, 1st October, 1884.Ou motion of II.B.Brown, Esq., seconded by Iff.Col.B.T.Mortis, the report, as read, was unanimously adopted.The By Law laying the assessment was then sulniiited and passed, after which the election of Directors was proceeded with, the result of which was the rc-election of all of the retiriug directors, Onice of the Eastern Townships Mutual Fire Insurance Company, M.moo, Quo., Oct.7th, 1884.Public Notice IS HEREBY GIVEN that a GENERAL MEETING of thePOLICY HOLDERS of the above Company will be held at tho Head office of said Company at MAGOG, (Jue., on TUESDAY, the 28th day of OCTOBER instant,at TEN o\u2019clock a.m., for the purpose of cousideiing and adopting a resolution to remove the Head Office of the Company from Magog to Beebe Plain,Que.Given at Magog, Quo., this 7th day of October, 1884.C.H.McCLINTOCK, lw8\tPresident.AND MANUFACTURER OF READHMQE CL0TUIH3 Fletcher\u2019s Block, Wellington Stm t, SHERBROOKE.Wanted V THOROUGH SERVANT.Apply to tf-8 MRS.J.C.McCUBBIN, Gonlou St.Classes lor Young Ladles\u2019 MISS EMMA BARTHE has just opened PRIVATE CLASSES for the education of Young Ladies' in Fletcher\u2019s Block, 2nd Elat, Wellington Street.For terms and hours of classes, apply to Miss Barthe personally.Sherbrooke, Oct.10th, 1884.\t2mos8 TZ 33 \"V7V7' Fall & fiintsr Gssds 1 Gouts Furnishings, Ready-mades and Custom made Suits.Call and see my stock and choose for yourselves.V.TURCOTTE Sherbrooke, Oct.10, 1834.-§$!§§- ^^Having received the greater part of my Fall and Winter Goods, I am now prepared to fill all orders entrusted to my care with dispatch and at prices which an inspection will show are LOWER than the LOWEST.I buy my goods for (.\u2019ASH which enables me to sell cheaper and make a fair profit than any other merchant who buys their goods on time.BALANCE of SUM-MElt GOODS will he closed out at COST.Nice aMortmenl of AMERICAN GOODS to arrive this week.A Fine line of Red, Gray, Cheek and j Navy.Blue Flannels from 25 cents up.Ladies\u2019 j and Gents\u2019 Merino and all-woolUNDERW EAR, a large assortment.Ladies\u2019 CashmereJ ERSEY-» in Cardinal and Black, American manufacture.New lot Ladies\u2019 ami Gents\u2019 Hem Stiteh border Handkerchiefs just received.A lim* of Doctor Strong\u2019s Celebrated Tampico CORSETS, un rivalled for strength, comfort and durability, just I received.DRESS GOODS from Scents per yrd.upward, a very large assortment.(\u2019AN ION FLANNELS very cheap.Blue A Dro\u2019s.Denims, Pearl River Ticking, best American Picking in tho market and at the lowest price American COTTON in 3f>, 4M, 42 in , ami 9-4 yards.t'ot-tonabes, Grain Bags, READY-MADE CLOTH I Cheap, cheap, Overalls, Fun ks, etc.Gents\u2019 all-wool Fap Sh.rtsiu Grey, Brown an I N.ivy Blue from one dollar up.TAILORING.Have just received a veiy large assortment of Scotch, English and Canadian TW EED.'n, Overcoating, and Worsteds selected by MR.PGKKl', who is acknowledged by all who have tried him to be the best (\u2019utter and Fitter this side of New York.Give him .a call, lie will !>-¦ pleased to see ali tils old customeis\u2014and many new ones A perfect fit guaranteed every time or no s ile, try him once and you will never go further for a good suit of clothes.\u2014IN GROCERIES\u2014 I have a complete and well selected stoek.Sugars very cheap.Tea and Coffee a specialty.Pure .-'pices, whole and ground.Headquarters for Paint, < hi.Glass.I\u2019utiy, etc.5 gallons best V» ater-white Kerosene (hi for $1.4e.Good slock of Boots and Siioes, Rock Island Do< ts always on hand.Crockery and E.-ttheinware very cheap.A nice assortment of Lamps and Glassware to arrive in a h w days.Flour.Pork, Sait, Nails, Fish, Corn Meal, etc.1 keep on hand the very best brand of White Winter Wheat Flour, Patents and Spring Wheat, by the barrel and pound.Won\u2019t be undersold on Flour by any one.Please call and inspect my stock and get prices and you'll be convinced that Lennoxville is the place to trade yet No trouble to show our goods, shan\u2019t grumble if you don\u2019t buy.One hundred cords \u2019 ry bard Wood for sale, also one Cutter Sleig.i, nearly new.C.S.WHITE.Lennoxville, Oct.4th.LECTURES ON ASTRONOMY.rpifE Sherbrooke Branch of the CHURCH OF 1.ENGLAND TEMPERANCE SOCIETY have secured the services of PKOF. 4\tui'.dr.*.« SE£uEV'S TRUSS AND BANDACC nLu'Ts.».itSMISnUEITS) L'ndcrthe Patronage of th© World'smubt Eminent Su»fcc « \u2022 The Correct and Skillftil M'Vharb'al Treatment ot llKKMA OR 1UJPTURK A SPECIALTY.S:* Gross'! Scrlsed liiticn sb! AgceWi Lit# Surgery.K'ïfvr*!»*'» :\u2014/ViT^.S./>.Geont./>.Haie» Agneir.Kiiii'-J t'urker, » .H.I'anconet.J>r Tho*.G.Jlcrton, and other».4'»tMio*» >olice!\u2014I>\"ni ft©-quent complaint!* of infrrnor ir.i' i/iot.» having been supplied on cabs fôr *\u2022 II ARU-KrearH Tri cks,*' w© heg to adv.ee the public and Trade, that the dietin/ruishing words.-1 ! a KO-Hr SRKR Tki ss.\u201d v as.on January 2d.ISjv.granted -.3 Trale-Mai k.to our exclusive use.unde.A.t of Congre#*, .March 3d.P M.All \u2022 11 ahi>-1L hwfk fuvssr.s add.n »t damped.\u2022* I.U.S;:ri lt.Warrant» o.\u201d are infrinpemenU, AÇHÎnat which w© shall protect our Customers and Trade szELLinsra- ottt BOOTS & SHOES AT SACRIFICING PBICES ! As tho public are already aware that 1 am giving up tho Root ami Sh« u t*uai-ness, I must get rid of all the stock 1 now have ou baud before tho coming Fall.I will offer the same to the public at LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES ! \u201cWell bought are half sold.\u201d Having made my profit in buying, is one reason why I can sell the same cheaper than others in the same trade.Take notice to the above facts and try -A.BE^JSTSTEXnsr\u2019S r'OT.T.DfinTo nunro £)\t^VIN1 > Î cts per pound, as good as sold bv others at 60 cents; good Japan for 25 cents, good No.1 Flour $4 50 l>er barrel, best Patent (roller made) Flour, $0, same as sold by others for $7 ; Carolina Rice, Patna Kice, Pearline, 3 packages for 25 cents ; mixed Candy 15 cts.per pound ; very fine Raisons 8 cents, Currants 7 cents, best Granulated Sugar 8 cents, best yellow Sugar Clc,pure Spices of all kinds, Christie, Brown d Co's Biscuits, pure Coffee ground to order from 20 to 35 cents per pound.We can, and do sell goods as cheap as any Co op> rative Store, a;.d goods sold by us that do not give satisfaction can be returned at our expense.Cash paid for Fiesh Eggs R.L.Harvey & Co., BECKETT'S BLOCK, OPPOSITE CITY 11 ALL Sept.12, 1884.L.Kellert\u2019s Health & Happiness for all.WILL CURE OR RELIEVE Biliousness, Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Dizziness, Jaundice, Dropsy, Fluttering of the Heart, And every species of disease arising from Impure Blood, &c.&c.l-RKI-ARItn BY Tim Climax Chemical Company, MONTREAL.CASN Health and Happiness, 9 DO AS OTHERS (T&Crur £ HAVE DONE.Are your Kidneys disordered?\u2018\u2022Kidney Wort brought me from my grave, as it wens al ter 1 had been given up by 13 best doctors in Detroit.\u201d M.W.Deveraux, Mechanic, Ionia, Mich.Are your nerves weak?\u201cKidney Wort eu red me from nervous weakness Arc., after I was not ex peeled to live.\u2019*\u2014Mrs.M.M.15.Goodwin, Ed.Christian Monitor Cleveland, O.Have you Bright\u2019s Disease?\u201cKidney Wort cured me when my water wan just Liko chalk and then like blood.\u201d Frank Wilson, Peabody, Mass.Suffering from Diabetes ?\u201cKidney-Wort is the most successful remedy I have over used.Gives almost immediate relief.\u201d Dr.Phillip C.Ballou, Monkton, Yt.Have you Liver Complaint?\u201cKidney-wort cured me of chronic Liver Diseases after 1 prayed to die.\u201d\t_\t_ Henry Ward, late Col.fifth hat.Guard, h.Y.Is your Back lame and aching?\u2018\u2022Kidney-Wort, (1 bottle) cured mo when I wasso lame 1 had to roll out of bed.\u201d\t,.T1 C.M.Tall mage, Milwaukee, Wis.Have you Kidney Disease?\u201cKidney-Wort made mo sound in liver ami kidneys after years of unsuccessful ^\u2018outoring.Its worth $10 a box.\u201d\u2014Sam'l Hodges, Williamstown, West Ya.STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS -AND READY-MADE CLOTHING A SPECIALTY.The public can rely on getting from this establishment a pure and unadulterated article in Ado arul Porter*.The following brands of Ale to be bad at all times XXX Pae Bitter, XX Mild, -AND FINE- Indian Pale Ale A choige ar!ic\u2019 in Porter & Brown Stout In Wood aud Bottle.SUPERIOR Ginger Ale, Champagne Cider, Strawberry.Cream and Lemon Soda, MANUFACTURED BY C.H.FLETCHER SOLE AGENT FOR \u2018MURDER WILL OUT,\u201d Is a true saying, which has has been proven over and over again, and so it has been proved that the BEST PLACE IN THE CITY TO BUY THE Best Groceries AS WELL AS Provisions IS AT BROS.If any one has a doubt upon this point, call and examine their excellent stock and obtain their prices, and they WILL BE convinced.A full supply of Canned Goods, Fruits, Vegetables, m ms cax\\ W.M.PaiLUP».ENGINE REPAIRS A Srl\u2019A lAi/I Works Old Banner Sewimr M .Water Street.Build 11 i* both a nn-asure aud FROM THE FATHER: See rb rook August 14, 1884 benefit vi th derived ft SMITH-ELKINS MFC.CO., Ayer s Sarsaparilla.S H KH BROOK F.tpteteiy covered w ith lulous sore*.Tho 1 intolerable d 80 as to cruise l-jaeos wfaeneTM great, and mr 1 the use of in< LI last, and have used time.My oond Pin- 'sores ha \u2014Manufsctu^-rs of Steam Engines & Boilers, From 6 h p t loAtai Our Engines are ma Ameriean stylo*, and have all provements, ami are not anrpas make for durability and e S VUSAr Mill ini- I Mills, Porluhh St emu Made to order on short none will bo found the In** in the market.ma IuimIui AYFITfl S aks\\r uui.LA ctuvf» Scronilw nml ull Serofttlouft Complaint*, Kryalj*-Iam.Kczcma, Ringworm, ItlotehcM, xireit, KoUa.Ttimom, >mi », $75, $0n,\t( $150, $175, $2oo, and up to $450, are the 1 value in the city.Our Bedroom Suite# pieces, from $25, $30, $45.$55.75,$100,$15< ,$200» $260, $350, and up to $760, are the cheap*'#* in the city, quality considered.Just received, per SS.44 Parisian,\u201d one of the most complet# nud valuable selections of various style# of and All-Gilt Fancy Furniture, from T many.A full description wills advertisement when the goods \u2014~- on exhibition in a few davs.sd CIWKA Mo-GARVKY d SON\u2019 Street West, coi _ / ONLY COPY AVAILABLE 6 "]