The weekly examiner, 25 octobre 1889, vendredi 25 octobre 1889

[" nnuncr.SHERBROOKE QUE., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1889.\"Tins job pki WK have fadllUaa tor doéM \u2014T.r ., .and in the latert and moat artiatte atyia^ ail olaaaei of\t___ COMMERCIAL JOB PRTNTINQ at ai low prioe» a» good work can ba dona.lo» w« hare âlway» in atock a fnll lina of KnaU-opea, 1U11 Hoada, Statements, Note Heads, 1**-tertieeds, Cerdajand aU kinds plaia and fancy paptra for uae.We carry also a Une of We«-ding and Ball Stationery un equalled outside the largo cities.Newest styles reoeired constantly Patronage soUoited and satisfaction quarante ASdress W- A.MOBKHÔUSlt * C WHOLE NO- 5b3 jr for )ER ia^E MAdMALAt^E, AND LE HORSESHOE « GOOD LOCK \u201d IRAND OF CANNED FRC^TS - '\tl AND VEGETABLES.\t^ til very pot and can guariutteed to be the ver^ heat ipiality imported into r packed in the ü 'ininion of Canada.BLAIKLOCK BROS.Sherbrooke (Eiamtner FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1889.One of the mineral resources of the Townships examined partially by the members of the American Institute of Mining Engineers who visited this district, was the slate deposits in the county of Richmond.The great slate band which runs from Danville to Kingsbury contains, probably, enough roofing slate to supply twenty ^notations to come on this continent.This district is destined yet to control the slate business of America.ITo.17 COMMON ST., OÏTT'JRE-A.X.GENERAL AGENTS.r ANTKl)\u2014A situation by a FIRST CI.ASS CUSTOM MlULiKK, with eight year* ex-ence, cau furnish good refcreacea.Apply MILUKK, at this office.\t2wll rANTKT>\u2014A CCK'K ; alto a HOUSKMAID and NI K.Apply to MRS.BROWN, Bank Btr* .«\tIwlO lTANl^-\u2018 I rion\u201cl a urrm Tf.l lious, work, mtieal Street.OIK1.to asaiat at Apply to No.30, 2*10 k-\\\\ ' AN ! i -A good SKWING GIRL alto an BYY APPRI NUUK to the DRK 3-MAKING, ply to MK3.HOULAHAN, 112 Wellington tf-0 rOUNG MAN tpeaklng both French and Kngliah, thoronghly understands Saw Mill Lumber business, is desirous of bettrriug I position, would like a situation as manager book-keeper, can furuiah good reference.k ! at thia office.\t4wS* ms I AST TKACH KK WANTKD with St ttta»» Klementary niploma, for the at STORNOWAY V ILL AG K.Term, yen m ntha ; Salary $D.0O per month.Apply at once to J.A.MCDONALD, Sec\u2019y-Treas.ormway, Sept.24th, 1889.\ttf-7 r ANTKI) \u2014 TKACHKR FOR KLKMKN-I'AKY SCHOOL, for the Township of Bury.Apply to\tC.H.TAMi.3, tf-S\tBec\u2019y-Treas.Wanted Two Protestant Teachers.1 rANTKD\u2014A FIRST CLASS KLKMKN V TARY TKACHKR for thn Powder Mill ohool, Villsge of Windsor Mills Term\u2014eight 'months, falary,\tper month.ALSO\u2014A TKACHKR for District No.5, Township of Wiu.isor.Term\u2014four months.Balary, $ lA.oO per month.Term to Ooimu nee September 16th 1839.Apptj at once to E.L.FRYE, Soc\u2019y-Trea*.Windsor Mills, August 38th, Itkitf.\tS \"\\I ,r ANTKI) \u2014 A OEEEUAL SERV*\\RT.¦ W Good wages to a competent person.Apply| personal y or by letter to MKt>.C.Kl >G, 49 Commercial Street, Sherbrooke.tf-[ A l »»ccll«wcot*ii.G&a O\t___^ AUaTIN, BAGHKHrOF SINGING.(RAN nm.KH\u2019& .MBTEM.) 21 I'ourt Street, Sherbrooke.MISS DAIGNEAU, TEACHER OF PIANO AND VOICE.JWtU take a limited number of pupil*.Terms moderate.Residence 61 King Street.tf-1 Music Teaching.MBS.F.E.LLOYD, Professional Pianiste, give, lesson* on the Piano Or Organ, at her rooms, store opposite Agnes Post Office, hake Megautic.Terms, 25c per lesson, tf-40 Dancing and Deportment Calisthenics.and new company.A committee was formed for the purpose of carrying out the recommendations of the report, and consisted of Messrs C.C.Cleve-d, Jos Bedard, Jas Mairs, H.Imer, Boast, Wadleigh and Jas.er of Ulverton.A vote of thanks was passed to Hon Col Rhodes for the deep Witerest he has manifested in the school t.At the close of this meeting, Mr.Mi^irs called those present to order for tfte purpose of forming a farmer\u2019s institute.Much interest was manifested v^thia and Lord Aylmer, Mr.C.0.Cleveland, Mr.Stockwell of Danville anti, others referred to the many advantages'^ such an institute to the farmers.A representative committee was foriised for the purpose uf drawing up constitution and by-laws be reported to another meeting at an early date.COMMUNICATIONS.[We do not hold ourselves responsible for the views of our correspondents.] Mr.Duffy, the new so-called liberal candidate for Brome, is an able man and has had a good deal of the training necessary for taking part in public life.- He goes into the fight, however, with no more armour than the party shibboleths.He has nothing satisfactory to say about the great [uestions now agitating the public mind\u2014those questions which for the well-being and permanence of the Dominion confederation and the establishment of an all-Canadian nation must be answered in a grand way.He is likely to be, therefore, to use a phrase of Carlyle\u2019s, \u201cnot an interesting figure.\u201d THE FARMERS CLUBS- We have been urging the importance of establishing farmer\u2019s clubs or institutes for some time, and we are pleased to notice that a strong move is being made in this direction.West Compton organized a club over a year ago, and it is doing good work.In a few weeks the farmers in the counties of Richmond and Drummond will have institutes established in Richmond, Danville, Kingsey and i now hear of one to be formed in Ascot.A correspondent recently stated i these columns that what the farmers needed most of all was a good agricultural journal.This is needed, certainly, but we question very much if a really first class agriculture journal would have much chance for subsistence in this province without the awakening to the claims of scientific agriculture which farmers clubs would afford.THK JUVENILE CLASSKS in DANCING, DKPOK! MK VI' sod CALISTHENICS, conducted by Professor KOÏ MCDONALD, will re-open on MONDAY.SEPTEMBER 9-h, *t Odell\u2019* Hall.!|-'i i cut IjVL'RN ISHKD OFFICII lO LET.f LY Block, City J ~ôf \"\"LŸVoRD A DRESSER, McCarthy Enquire !»rU tf-1 TO LET.\u2014THE OFFICES In the Griffith Block, now occupied by the Quebec t entrai .ay Company, having two large lire-proof - connected therewith.Possession Kail\u2019 V .ULÏS given l.t of M ay neat.Sherbro, ke.28th J\u201c\u201c\u2019»*w1*9-OBIFKITH> Curator tf-26 3Ror u* le SPLENDID FAEM FOE SALE.FTVH K Farm situate at Dudsweil Corner, known 1 as the \u201cEvans place\u201d containing nearly JlliO acres of good land, some 90 or 90 acres cleared and in a good state of cultivation 1 he wood land of first quality and touching the Quebec Central Railway.Fair buddings on the property.For terme enquire of c X RUS IX/THKOPi K*q.» l>ud*well t.omer, or of J.G.KOBKH1SON, Proprietor.Sherbrooke, iMh October, 1889.\t4wl0 IVOR BA LB\u2014ABOUT THREE TONS B),)M P OH AI S, also a new CLAPBOARD PLANER and TRIMMER.J.C.BEDARD, Richmond Station.tf-8 IVOR SALK \"R TO LET\u2014A DESIRABLE r HOUSE, 47 Factory Street\u2014Spring and soft water in Kitchen.Apply to ^ ^ For Sale.r[K F.8TATF.OF THE LATE ERA STUB LAWRENCE, situated in the centre of the thriving Village of LAWRENCKVILLE, Con-¦iating on® hundred and twenty acres, large Brick House, euitable for a public hon»® °* dwelling for two or more families.Excellent Barns and Stabling\u2014water in house and barns For particular, apply*.umas HABT> Richmond, P.Q.to V.W.LAWRENCE, isawreuceville, P.Q.May 8l»t, 1886.\ttf-4f THE 60,000 GRANT- Is Mr Mercier\u2019s settlement with the Protestant Committee of the Council of Public Instruction satisfactory or is it not ?The committee accepted the grant upon certain conditions which wore supposed to represent the wishes of the Protestant minority, and Mr Mercier has practically conceded the justice of the whole of these conditions and accepted them.The committee demanded (u) that the superior education trust fund in existence before the Jesuits\u2019 Estates act be restored ;\t(6) that the Protestant Committee should receive in capital the 800,000, instead of the right to distribute the income arising from the investment of said amount ; (c) that this amount of $00,000 should be increased because it is less than the amount due to the Protestants according to population ; (d) that the interest on said amount of $00,000 be allowed from the time the Jesuits\u2019 Estates act came into effect till said amount is paid.Mr.Mercier says that it was never the intention of the government to disturb the present superior education fund derived from the revenue of the Jesuits\u2019 estates.This fund amounts to $78,410, of which the Catholics receive $00,244 and the Protestants $12,179.In allowing the other conditions he merely makes the simple change of having the interest date from the same time as the $400,000 to the.Catholics.In the face of it, the settlement appears very satisfactory, and it may seem to many that it is nothing more than the practical duty of the Protestant committee to take the money Into their possession and apply it to the purposes for which it is intended.To those who take a merely \u201cbusiness\u201d view of the question this may seem to be the wisest lurae, but we believe that there very important constitutional principle at stake which should have prevented the acceptance of the sixty thousand dollars.Acceptance means Ui'it the 1\u2018rotestant minority approve of the principle o} the union of church and state.Any future legislation which receives the endorsement of the Roman Pontiff will be, no matter how inadvisable, passed in disregard of the wishes of the Protestant minority of this province.And again, constitutional redress from parliament by the exercise of disallowance or otherwise, is made all the more impossible by the acceptance of the \u201cbribe.\u201d Slabs for Sale.DRY SLABS for sale at *2.50 per cord.Or-lefVwith K.Brice, Stall No.4, \u2014\t~ r 81 Briigi Street, East Sher- tf-fto\tJOHN 1\u2019RICK.The Agricultural School at Richmond.OF A farmer\u2019s INSTITUTE.brooF* XuIUyEE.HAVING been appointed Agents for the sale of the celebrated \u201cDOMINION\u201d and \u201cDUDSWKLL\u201d LIME for the city of Sherbrooke and vicinity, we are prepared to furnish Lira* in any quantity desired at short notice.Stock kept at the Lime House near G.T.R.Station.GORDON A LOOMIS, Sherbrooke, May 9, 1889.\ttf-3» V \\ COUCHS, COLDS, Croup and Consumption CURED BY Al.T.F.N\u2019S LUNG balsam 26c.60c.and 61.00 per bottle.jgyThe Proprietor» of the Cel ehrated Queen Cigar, have recently been obliged to double their capacity for turning out these goods in order to fill the increasing demand for this excellent Cigar.\u2022 SR .Jollri Gold Wstck Bold f»r \u2022 14M».aDtU Utaly I B\u201et (83 watrh la tk* world | FarfscS threa*,p«r.War-.ran tad.H**»y Solid Gold XHuauaf CaaM.Bolh ladLa* land («ata\u2019 *ll**.wit* work* 'and ***** of «qua! vain*.1 One Fcrawa la tack lo-'ealtiy can **cur* on.fran, tegatlMr wttk oarlart* \u2022¦3 r*L Ski* lia* of Howsehold ( »i-plea.\t^ wall ** th* | moottaa \u2022nd afcown thet® lO u* formation A public meeting was held in the court house at Richmond on Tuesday afternoon, the loth inst, to receive the report of the committee appointed to confer with the directors of the corporation of the Richmond Agricultural School with regard to purchasing the farm and placing the school on a basis satisfactory to the government and the council of agriculture.The committee reported that the corporation would sell the farm and the movables for the sum of $13,550.They also recommended that a company be f ; Paquette ville, 5:1-; Last Hereford, 5:2; Beecher Falls, 5*40 : W.Stew arts town, 550 ; Colebrook 0:10; and Stratfoni Junction at (i:45 a.m.MIXED TRAINS leave Cookshire for Beecher\u2019s Falls at 4:4o p.m., also for Cookshire from the latter place at 6; JO a.m.Close connections at North Stratford Junction with Grand Trunk Kail at ay for ali points Easi, West and South.Close f-ounections at Cook shire Junction with Canadian Pacific Railway lor all points East and West and Maritime I rovinces.Stage connections at Colebrook for Diamo d Bond, Dixvdle Notch aud Errol Da At West Stewartstown for Canaan and Averill Pond.At Beecher Falls for Clarksville, Pitts burg aud Connecticut Bake.Sept., 1889.J.TWOHKY, Supt.QUEBEC CENTRAL R\u2019Y.The favorite Doute to Quebec and all Points on the Intercolonia! Dailway, the Lower St.Lawrence and Saguenay Diver.Parlor Cars on day trains and Sleeping cars on night trains.-ON AND AFTER- Monday, June 17th, 1889 Trains will Leave Sherbrooke : EXPRESS Leaves Sherbrooke 7:4j a m.Arrive Beauce Junction 11:43 p.m.Arrive lie vis 1:35 p m.Arrive Quebec by Ferry 1.45 p.m.FASSEN44ER Leaves Sherbrooke 11:15 p.m.Arrive Bcauce Junction 4:05 a.m.Arrive Levis t:30 a.m.Arrive Quebec (ferry) 6:40 a.m.MIX E 1> Leaves Sherbrooke 8:10 a.m.Arrive Buaucc Junction 5:2u p.m.Arrive St.Francis 6:45 p.m.Trains Arrive at Sherbrooke : EXPRESS Leaves Quebec (ferry) 2:30 p.Leaves Levis 2:4:> p.m.Arrive Beauce Junction 4:33 p.m.Arrive Sherbrooke 8:40 p.m.PASS EX\u201944 ER Leaves Quebec (ferry) 8:30 p.m J-eaves Levis 9:15 p.m.Leaves Beauce Junction ll:i5 p.m.Arrive Sherbrooke 4:46 a.m.Passenger train will run Sunday nights instead of Saturday nights.\u2022H IX ÜI» Leaves St.Francis 6.00 a.m.Leaves Beauce Junction 7:10 a.m.Arrive Sherbrooke 3:10 p.m.\t» QUICK TIME.NO DELAY.BEAUTIFUL SCENEBY.SUKE CONNECTIONS.Connections at Harlaka Junction with Intercolonial Railway for Riviere du Loup, Rimouski Campbellton, and all points iu the Maritime Provinces.At Quebec with Richelieu Æ Ontario Navigation Company\u2019s Steamers aud Quebec Steam Ship Company for all points in the Lower 8t.Lawrence.With Canadian Pacific Railway for Three Rivers, Si.Leon Springs, etc.With Quebec & Lake St.John Railway for all points north of Quebec.Tourist excursion tickets for the Lower Si.Lawrence aud Saguenay River peints, for St Leon Springs or Lake St.John, are on sale from June 1st until Octooer 1st, and Saturday excursion tickets good to go on Sa urday and return the following Monday, are on sale from June 22nd until September 30th, and can be had by applying to any of the Company\u2019s Ageuts.FRANK GRUNDY, General Manager.J.H.WALSH, Oencral Passenger Agent.Sherbrooke, June loth, 1889.T ra / AND NEW BRICK FOR SAL^' In quantities to suit purchasers.-ALSO- FIRE BRICK, FIRE CLA PORTLAND CEMLN -In quantities, always in stock.' Cordon & Loo Sherbrooke, June 4, 1889.CENTRAL VERMONT R R.\u2014for\u2014 Montreal, New York, Boston and New England.Commencing; Snn>l»y, Oet.Till, 1888 TRAINS LEAVE WATERLOO 7,\t/\"k A.M.Passenger, Farnham 8:55 a.m.\u2022 AM St.Johns 8:26 a.m., Montreal 10:25 a.m., St.Albans 10:60 a.m., White River Jet.2:45 p.m., Concord N.H.5:08 p.m., Nashua 6:05 p.m., Boston 7-30 p.m.Greenfield 5:45 p.m, Springfield 6:27 p.m., New York 10:00 p.m.Pullman Buffett Parlor Car St.Johns to Boston via Lowell.1,AL/\"hP.M.Mixed, arriving St.Johns 5:05 \u2022 fac V# P m., Montreal 8:40p.m., Troy N.Y 1:30 a.m., New York 7:00 a m., Fitchburg 3:50 a.m., Boston 6:15 a.m., Worcester 6-40 a.m., Providence-\u2018¦:40 a.m.Wagner Sleeping Cars St.Johns to Boston and New York via Troy.EXEKK.SN leaves Montreal 8:30 a.m., New York 7:00 p.m., Troy 11:45 p.m.Boston 7.00 p.m, I-owell 7:45p.m., Manchester 8:54 p.m., Concord 9:30 p.m., St.Albans 6:20 a.m., St.Johns 9:40 a.m., Waterloo 1:00 p.m.EXPRESS leaves Montreal at 4.29 p m., St.Johns 5:26 p.m., Waterloo7.20 p.m.For tickets to all points, Freight and Passenger Kates and full information apply to W- H.FROST, Station Agent Central Vermont KR.\" Waterloo, Que.\t\u2022 J.W.HOBART, 8.W.f\u2019UMMINOS, Gen.Manager.\tGen.Pass.Agt.I.B.FUTVOYE, Superintendent.-f- Th* OcrraoB Uohpamy, 7?tfa -rmy I TELLrfOU WHAT, THERE\u2019S ie sole P i NO MISTAKE, M\u2019lllJAS LARCH (III u TAKES THE CAKE.THE EXHIBITION WAS A GREAT SUCCESS.onsnory an.few Pianos $ Organs LEFT UNSOLD.THEY WILL BE DISPOSED OF AT Exhibition Prices.First Come First Served.LeBAROJN ion of half a e*.I 1 «r-aTImit he \u2019t'lu voa nits with as 1 r ally supposed that ts -r ought to be con?at \u201ctheory\u201d before he l school.However I ¦ject to him having the cn and also that \u2018'be euraatiam,1 sphates should lie and for tho^^rp >g ing tiorfîc material for our (\t, That \u201cour people are the cou«try for t«.e want of pn » in the soil.\u201d That without ments or analyaia, the ext urgency demanda an indixerùivmmHH of superphosphates.That \u201ccow» ; with th i district ! iriVyect io mi I discovery,ax |»a cure for j \u201cBupoi-phesi I to the anil on bone meal, give from more milk than they do one th.i \u2014 coutf 'eastern Townships ed\" \u201cdesolate\u201d waste, \u2018i heuinatic\u201d cripples,^ lives of their cattle bwj ed by « degenerate hnf children.\u201d All this i npt And (notwithstanding Exhibition in the couihj travellar\t'TTT'the that the \u201cmortgio pled with* tabling th« meal\u201d aide \u201ctoothless! disowned.His dilation on \u201cAgricuU.u* itics\u201d and \u201csteam commun! has nothing to do with the quel and is only another attc the reader.He has tacit! ungraciously admitted my as correct and in 'a late admits that his dep>|M)ti E.T.applies to \u201cloSLt And now as a hist sortie ot a hope, he says, \u201cI will confident! the correctness of my theory result of a lecture on the c between Mr.Main\u2019s finely deve cow Neck'ace 24, and Mr.Dicl^ boa* devouring animal Fnncl Now as Mr.Main says that Net \u201cnever ate : sp\u2014uiful - f b me m all her life,\u201d and as Mr.Ew Frenchy to be a bone dev< evident he is again niiArrh and furnish»» only anot of assurance, and the income bn his theory, as he explains it.1 1 gugeest that it is i- w hi ordaj he apoligize to the farmers E.T., and in the journals in Ins letters have app.ared, and th] frankly say, that be finds tl overstated, and unstated, the tion of the farmers, an i tin Eastel Townships.It might he of Knetitj intending imigrants and capit And we will forgive hnn freely, don\u2019t do it neain my boy.And\t\there let me\t\tsay\tto t hose w] have\tn\t\u2019ad\tmy lette\t\u2022rs,\tIt must m he su\tPP\tlOEC(\t1 that I c!\taim\tthat the hi nyste\tin\tof\tAgriculture i\t\tis pursued! the F\t«.J\tr.\tNor alwa\tY 8 ;\tevery faroij know\t8\tthat\t: and ofti\t*11 Til\t¦grets that j caiui'\tit\tdo\tas well :\tis h\te knows, si kimw bcUi were they sted -r t h would require support tiiat s the wise farine ledge obtained what is benefici I and position.I farmers do m l they do not, re farming, tso cal seem to Stippo: ned on genera experimei r th m the farm to adopt eveiy v guidance.th! PIANOS AND ORGANS, FROM the rest manufacturers IN CANADA.-SUCH AS THK- CELEBRATED KARN THOMAS ORGAN UXBRIDGE DOHERTY THE EVANS BROTHERS\u2019 PIANO THE MENDELSSOHN PIANO Every Instrument guaranteed for geven years.Organa ranging in price from $50\t> $150.Pianos Upright aud Square, $250 io $500.Inatrumenta «eut aubjeot to approval to be examined by any muaician, and compared with any other make.Terma of payment from one to five years to suit purchasers.Send for Catalogues.BRANDY IN ALL CASES.SPECIALLY FOD SICENE3S USE THE BEST.BISQUIT, DUBOUCHE & Co, COGNAC.For sale by Orocera and Wine everywhere.Merchants ly48 Sheriff\u2019s Office, ¦fetferbroolrt, August 6th, 1889.f\u2019ARY-TRKASURKRS are HUBERT VI\tHend in the JURY LISTS riff-w this Diatrict, aa the W.H, Law WKBB, S heriS.NEWS AGENCY! 123 Wellington Street AfONTREAL, QUEBEC, TORONTO, BOS-TON, and NEW-YORK PAPERS constantly on file.Daily Papers delivered free to subscribers.A large stock of the STAR CHRISTMAS NUMBER on hand.U.E.LeBRUN, tf-18\tPROPRIETOR.WINTER OPENING ! .Commencing.Tuesday, Sept.24th And following days Grand Display French and New York Pattern HATS?BONNETS Also Novelties in Flowers, Birds, Wings, Fea\u2019hers, Ribbon and other trimming materials.Don\u2019t forget the Date and Place-IIÎÇ.Mde LEMAIRE 118 WELLINGTON STREET.BILIOUSNESS, DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, JAUNDICE, ERYSIPELAS, SA! f RHEUM, HEARTBURN, HEADAtHE, And evei dliorde WILL CURE OR RELIEVE.DIZZINESS, DROPSY, FLUTTERING OF THE HEART.ACIDITY OF THE STOMACH, DRYNESS OF THE SKIM, species of diseases arising flnOfM 1 LIVER, KIDNEYS, 8TOMAOH, OWELS OR BLOOD.S A 00.PrppHe'jns.Top-it* NEW ESTABLISHMENT! George Belanger, Upholsterer and Cabinet Maker.Mr.Belanger has jutt rented the store lately occupied by the Blfll U-KLKINS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 110 Wellington street, where he will keep constantly a large aaaort-ment of Fl\u2019RXITl'KK of the best quality and latest design, also MOULDINGS of all kinds forPICTURK FRAMES.Orders for repairing furniture and laying carpets, solicited.Prompt attention given and satisfaction guaranteed.GEORGE BELANGER, 110 Wellington Street, opposite B.D.Morkill *4tf\tA Co's Store.CCamfiCefr's atfiartic Compound \t« «¦ truly.110 1 It hor huMlloi-B J p n/ farming ft tin hl8 this way, ¦ ' in lima iti-jn-nfttsi I' lVU^trc iiiqimvei rei(T, they diHtlaiu ailed).Ami some w ¦ that farming as I i illy, ii-i ou* continu! u ilium! Rcicncu, w it ha \u2022rimerai principles.All this is uiUru in siicceMsful farming.The}- howevl base their supposition on the princ pie, that every one who owns a plot of land is a farmer.1 suggest that the same principle, a pedlar with liij stock on his arm is a merchant.Yours truly.-James Dickson.] Trenholmville, l*.q., Oct.IKS!!.- \u2014» i ¦\t\u2014 ¦.lie was a 11iirilell.I util lately I suffered from lie ache, always preceded by constipation making my life a burden.A frie advised Burdock Blood Bitters, took three bottles,aud now feel mysl a new man, and my headaches things of the past.A.II.Ii i.ikn, 2wl0\tOttawa, O -» - -.- Compton- The farmer and hiisiness folks gen-^ orally of this county are as tired of the rainy season, with its innumerable delays of all kinds of outdoor operations as those elsewhere ; all have been yearning for another settled, dry spell, to enable the completion of.open air contracts peculiar to the season and preparatory to winter as well as the finishing of the ordinary liar vesting airears.The amount no less I than the constancy of the rains, many of them heavy and backed by vigorous, chilly, driving winds, haa been felt, us a genuine trial by numbers obliged to travel considerable, as also by all behind with their he'd work through scarcity of helj and inability to pay for it.Not a little of the belated crops, too, have suffered more or less damage from the abundant downpours and fl-iods, the em-barassing extent of which can hardly be known before the thref-hers cmne round., .With regard to transactions of all kinds, most goods and produce go cheap for cash, or good short notes, cattle and horses being no exception to the rule, to judge by recent retail, as well as wholesale operations.Mr.P.Hyan continues as active and enterprising as ever, no deserving op-poituuitns escaping his attention.He lately purchased 42 head of superior cattle, mostly 4 year olds, of Mr.Q.Bliss, for shipment to England, at the price of 4J cents per.pound, live weight.Mr.Hyan, has been buying, among other produce, a large quantity of excellent hay for disposal in distant markets which now offer enc mragiug prospects.\t, AI ifnml Driven ^n«nn»c.\u201c 1 had such distress in itVy stomach and head that I thought 1 woek) lose my reason, but on trying Buid(TT?\\ Blood Bitters 1 derived gn at benetit.1 used three bottles and am nw as well as 1 ever was in my life.Thanks to your medicine.\u201d Mîtes Lizzie Douglas, 2wl0\tBi dnerviile, ( hit.Little Tommy passes for a very practical youth.The other day his l ncle John bmught him, as a birthday present, a \u201cword game,\u201d which Tommy had never played, and which did not seem to be particularly attractive to him.Nevertheless, Tommy thanked his uncle, and by-and-bye, edging around his chair, he asked : \u201cSay, I ncle John.\u201cWell ?\u201d \u201cThis game truly belongs to me now, don\u2019t it ?\u201d \u201cW hy.of course.\u201d \u201cTo do just what I want with it?\u201d \u201cCertainly.\u201d \u201cThen I\u2019ll tell you what I\u2019ll do\u2014I\u2019ll sell it to you for 10 cents.\u201d 8oU I* doalcre Id Xb!I; Medial dm, So.yar betlle.vjj-vber».Onl on the Plninn the wonderful virtues of Nasal are known and appreciafed.Armstrong of the mounted Fort Saskatchewan writes been using Nasal Balm as dj And it to be all you clair Sure Cure for Catarrh, pleasant and agreeabj relief from the Everybody sufferii Head or Catat] Balm.V Baltn\u201e W.ONLY COPY AVAILABLE t 007379 loi* go on weaving the thread of destiny, until one by one the lights gp out, and the guests are ready for some toing new.THE DUMB CAKE.Lis* Co'a)ist in Diseases of Child-.Court I ren.Office, Cor Telephone 103 t and Commercial Streets.AE.ORR, M.D., C.M., Cookshire, P, , Office at residence of K.8.Orr.COMBIHATIOH COOK STOVE Round Fire Pot ; no dead corners.UNEQUALLED FOR HOT WATER TO BATHS.Call and examine at the store of the undersigned, opposite the Market.R.& H.SAMPSON.Sherbrooke, August 22, 1889.\t2 liiNii ranee.Warren S.Dresser Successor to LYFORD & DRESSER.tf- G Royal, Queen, Hartford, u a r d i a n, Royal Canadian, Commercial Union, London & Lancashire, London Assco.Corporation, Fire Insurance Association, Glasgow & London, British American, Lan c ashire.Citizens, /> Western, Phoenix, /Etna./ .*?¦ V Also Ageut lor THE CONFEDERATION LIFE ASSOC\u2019N of Toronto, Whose premium income last year was second largest of any Canadian Company.TRAVELERS ACCIDENT COMP\u2019Y of Hartford, The Oldest, Largest, Strongest, and most liberal Aocjdei)t Company on thie continent.DOMINION PLATE GLASS INS.CO.of Montreal, AND THE GUARANTEE COMPANY, of North America.W.S DRESSER, 27 McCarthy block, Opposite the Market, - - - Sherbrooke.FIRE INSURANCE.A.G.WOODWARD INSURANCE AGENT, continue* to furnish Policies in best American and English companies.FARMER\u2019S RISKS a specialty.Office Griffith\u2019s Block, Sherbrooke.Iy20 Richmond, Drummond and Ya-maska Counties Mutual Fire Insurance Company H«ad Office, - Clverton, P.ATH'04»K.Dec, 1st, 1887.tf-l« QUEBEC FUR STORE The subscribers will open their large and well selected stock of FINE FURS For Ladies and Gentlemen at the Quebec Fur Store, Wellington Street, on SATURDAY, SEPT.14 Where they will offer to the public of Sherbrooke and vicinity a class of goods unsurpassed for its quality and finish in the largest pentres of Canada or Europe, and at Prices Defying Competition ! They will also make to order Gents1 and Ladies\u2019 FUR COATS Sets, Caps, Ac.The manufacturing department will be under the direction of a practical manager, and the work made by competent hands.The experience acquired by them in these special lines in the cities of Quebec and Montreal, is a guarantee to the purchaser that they will always find in this store what they desire, and at low prices.^^\u201cSatisfaction guaranted in all cases.A CALL is respectfully solicited before purchasing elsewhere.P.F.BoulangepiCo WINTER\u2019S BLOCK, SHERBROOKE.Sept.12th, 1889.J\\_ taries, Beckett\u2019s Block, 2nd Door East of the Merchants\u2019 Bank.E.B.WORTHINGTON, L.L.B., Notary ___Public and Conveyancer.Office in Art Building, in the Square.Issuer of Marriage Licenses.M ISCUI.l.AN KylS.TTTALTEB H.WILSON, Piano Tuner, with W H.C.Wilson, Music Dealer, Odell\u2019s Block, Sherbrooke, P.Q.JOHN DOLPHIN, Solicitor of Patents and General Draughtsman.Office at S.B.Jonckcs d Son\u2019s, Factory Street.Orders may bo left at the office of E.B.Worthington, N.P., Art Building, Sherbrooke.».McMANAMY A \u20aco.Importers and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic WINES AND LIQUORS, (Wholesale only) SHERBROOKE, -\t- QUE.D.McManamg.\tC.H.Fletcher.J.TIFL-^OY, FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILOR, Tracy\u2019s Block, Wellington Street, has always on hand a large aud well assorted stock of Cloths, Tweeds, Ready-Made Clothing, Hats and Gent\u2019s Furnishing Goods.Satisfaction guaranteed .ROBT.G.BERRY, V.S., Graduate Ont.Veterinary College, Member Toronto Veterinary Medical Society.OFFICE :\u2014McCar\u2019.by\u2019e Block, SHERBROOKE Calls proqjptly atttended.4Olim-elion.\tSmos38 Watches, Clocks and Jewellery.LEWIS SMITH, 116 WKl.MNOTON STREET, Has a fine Stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewellery aud Spectacles to choose from, at prices to suit the pockets of all.Repairing done as usual.Iy2(3 LOUIS BKUNELLE, Boot and Shoemaker ( Over F.Codere\u2019e Store) WELLINGTON SREET, SHERBROOKE All kinds of Boots and Shoes made to order a owost cash prices.Good fit and best of stock guaranteed.A fair share of patronage respevt fully solicited.L.BRUNELLB Sherbrooke Not.8 1881\ttf-Il The following is the result of the examination at the close of the term ending Oct.12 :\u2014 SENIOR CLASS.Louisia Cameron 1, taking high marks in reading, writing, spelling, arithmetic, drawing, grammar, geography, composition, hygiene, scripture, Canadian aud British histories aud dictation.The other members of the class were absent during the examination.Headmarks\u2014Robert Watson 1, Bertie Cox 2, Louisa Cox 3, Maud Cochrane 4, Louisa Cameron 6, Albert Cameron (l, Martha Suitor 7, Matilda Laycraft 8.THIRD CLASS.Reading\u2014Emma Bairn 1, Annie Patterson 2, Frank Watson 3, Thomas Laycraft 4, Alice Suitor 6, Katie Bain 6.Spelling\u2014Emma Bain 1, Thomas Laycraft 2, Frank Watson 3, Annie Pütterson 4, Alice Suitor 6, Katie Bain 6.Dictation\u2014Annie Patterson 1, Emma Bain 2, Katie Bain 3, Alice Suitor 4, Thomas Laycraft 5.Arithmetic\u2014Emma Bain 1, Annie Patterson 2, Katie Bain 3, Thomas Laycraft 4, Frank Watson 6, Alice Suitor 0.Drawing\u2014Emma Bain 1.Annie Patterson 2, Katie Bam 3, Alice Suitor and Thomas Laycraft equal 4.Grammar\u2014Annie Patterson 1.Multiplication Table\u2014Annie Patterson 1, Katie and Emma Bain, Alice Suitor equal 2, Thomas Laycraft 3.Writing\u2014Annie Patterson 1, Alice Suitor 2, Katie Bain 3, Emma Bain 4, Thomas laycraft 6.Hygiene\u2014Annie Patterson 1, Katie Bain 2, Emma Bain 3, Alice Suitor 4.Scripture History\u2014Emma Bain 1, Thomas Laycraft 2, Annie Patterson 3, Alice Suitor 4, Katie Bain 6.Composition\u2014Annie Patterson 1, Katie Bain 2, Alice Suitor 3, Thomas Laycraft 4, Emma Bain 5.Head Marks\u2014Emma Bain 1, Frank Watson 2, Annie Patterson 3, Katie Bain 4, Alice Suitor 6, Thomas Laycraft (i, Willie Laycraft 7.SECOND CLASS.Reading\u2014James Suitor 1, George Laycraft 2, Ella McKeage 3, Willie Cameron 4, Gilbert Patterson 6.Spelling\u2014Gilbert Patterson 1, George Laycraft 2, Janies Suitor 3, Ella McKeage 4, Willie Cameron 6.Arithmetic\u2014George Laycraft 1, James Suitor 2, Gilbert Patterson 3, Ella McKeage 4, Willie Cameron 6.Drawing\u2014James Suitor 1, George Laycraft 2, Ella McKeage 3, Gilbert Patterson 4, Willie Cameron 6.Dictation\u2014James Suitor 1, Willie Cameron 2, Gilbert Patterson and George Laycraft equal 3, Ella McKeage 4.Writing\u2014Ella McKeage 1, Gilbert Patterson 2, George Laycraft 3, James Suitor 4, Willie Cameron 6.Multiplication Table\u2014George Laycraft 1, Gilbert Patterson 2, Ella McKeage 3, James Suitor 4, VVillie Cameron 6.Head Marks\u2014.lames Suitor 1, George Laycaft 2, Gilbert Patterson 3, Willie Cameron 4, Ella McKeage 6.FIRST CLASS.Reading\u2014Edith Suitor 1, Eva McKeage 2,\u2019Alfred Suitor 3, Isaac Lay Writing\u2014Eva McKeage 1, Alfr Suitor 2, Isaac Laycraft 3.\t.Spelling\u2014Isaac iJaycra^ Alfred Suitor 2, Edith SuitoKÂFva McKeage 4 Arithmetic\u2014AlfreaV\"»uitor 1, Laycraft 2, Eva Mrix^age 3, Edith Suitor 4.Head Marks\u2014Alfred Smltor L Fl McKeage 2, Isaac Laycraft aJrMiih Suitor 4.\tA.Bird, Teacher.JAMES SCOTT & CO., -DEALERS IN- Hay, Grain, Bran, OIL-CAKE, ROOK SALT, ETO.132 St.Antoine, and 97 to 103 Windsor Street, MONTREAL.Correspondence Solicited.\ttf-48 Attarkesl Three Times \u201c Having been attacked for the third time with Inflammatory Rheumatism, which kept me in bed six weeks under medical care, witnout relief, I resolved to try Burdock Blood Bitters, and before I had finished the third bottle 1 was able to work again.George Robb, 2wl0\tGarden Hill, Ont.GOLD MEDAL, PAK18, 1878.W.BAKER & CO.\u2019S lê absolutely pure and it is soluble.No Chem icals are uned in it« preparation.It has more (Ann thre* ft net the tirength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and ia therefore far more economical, eoeting less than one cent cup.It ia dclicioua, nouriahing, j strengthening, Easily DiQHTXD, j and admiaftbl.T adapted for invalida I os well aa for persona in health.Sold by Groc«r» owerywhere.W.BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass.THE EMPIRE IS NOW THE GREAT WEEKLY PAPER OF THE nOMINION, and special arrangements are being made to add new and attractive features, which will greatly increase its iu\u2019erest and value.As an indneement to place it in the hands of all PATRIOTIC UANAOIANB the balance of present year will be given TREE TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS, Making it only ONE DOLLAR from now till end of 1800.The \u201cEXAMINER\u201d and \"EMVIRE\u201d (weekly) wiU be famished to new subscribers from now to the end of December 1890, for $1.75.Address, W.A.MOREHOUSE & CO., Sherbrooke UNDERTAKING The subscriber has now in stock a very | fine assortment of Coins, CasketsjÉminp AND FUNERAL REQUISITES, Which he is prepared to furnish at moderate prices.All orders will receive careful and personal attention.W.R.BRADLEY, No.65 Factory Street.Sherbrooke, March 28, 1888.(Tontructorg.SARGENT & SQUIRES, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLASTERS AND BRICKLAYERS.Furnaces and Chimneys built and Cement work done All work guaranteed.References if desired.All orders will receive prompt attention.Address P.O.Box #46, Bherbrooke.tf-47 G.C.BRYANT, \u2014MANUFACTURER OF\u2014 SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, Arehltrisvw».Monldlngw.n«»«I Floor Honrdn, Ac.Dressed and undressed Timber constantly on land.Cash paid for DRY PINE and SPRUCE FACTORY, head of Factory Street, Sherbrooke September 1st, 1887.\ttf GORDON & LOOMIS, CONTRACTORS, BRICK MAKERS and BUILDERS.rW»K SAI.F.:\u2014BEST MACHINE PRESSED P BRICK, in quantities to suit purchasers.Enquire at Brick Yard, Sherbrooke.GORDON A LOOMIS.August 5th, 1887.\tIy2« \u201cIsn\u2019t it glori'ius weather ?\" he said to the man on his left on the street car platform.\u201cI will look into the matter and see,\u201d was the quiet reply.\u201cSay, your liver is out of order,\u201d continued the other.\u201cTake seme blue mass at once.\u201d \u201cThat was rather a queer conversation,\u201d observed a passenger who had overheard it, after the liver-ailing man had got off.\u201cOh, I had to hedge,\u201d replied the other.\u201cAfter 1 had spoken of the weather I recognized him as a lawyer.He was going to write an opinion and send me a bill.I\u2019m a doctor, and bo 1 gave him medical advice as an offset.MOTHERS I Castoria is recommended by physicians for children teething.It is a purely vegetable preparation, its ingredients are published around each bottle.It is pleasant to the taste, and absolutely harmless, k.relieve constipation, regulates quiets pain, cures diarrhœa anJ wind colic, allays feverishness, destroys worms, and prevents convulsions, soothes the child and gives it refresh ing and natural sleep.Castoria is the children's panacea\u2014the mother\u2019s friend.35 doses, 35 cents.Iyl3 DOMINION LIME COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF From the celebrated ROLF QUARRIES DUDSWELL, Are now prepared to supply those in want of a first class article.GORDON A LOOMIS, Agents for Sherbrooke.F.P.BUCK, Manager and Treas.Sherbrooke, April 6th, 1888.\ttf-34 H, M.TOMLINSON, BOOKBINDER -AND- Blank Book Manufacturer RULING AND ALL KINDS OF BLANK WORK TO ORDER.iisrlEs i An English physician haa proved that \u201cleft-leggedness\u201d is consequent on right-handedness.Standing working with the right hand there is a tendency to use the left leg for balance and as the left leg i* the stronger it is more readily brought into action.Hence, troops start with the left foot and place the left foot Into 1 he stirrup or step of the bicycle in mounting.The majority of movements are therefore performed more readily to the right.\t_________ »o Not Foiuret It.It is a fact that Nerviline cannot be surpassed by any combination for the relief of pain.The reason is a good one.Nerviline contains the best, most powerful,and the latest discovered remedies.It is a magic pain cure.Rheumatism, stiff neck, crampa, neuralgia, colic, in fact all pain, internal, external, and local, are subdued in a few minutes.Go at once to any drug store and get a trial bottle.It will only cost yon 10 cents, and you can at a small cost test the great pain cure, Poison\u2019s Nerviline.Large bottles only 25 cents.-V Bank, Combined Carmine Inks in Underwood\u2019s Krerlastini Writing and Copying and Stock.Brook'n Block.Opposite P.mo THE DEAF.\u2014A person cured of Deafness JL and noises in the head of 23 years\u2019 standing by a simple reuedy, will send a description of it rux to any person who appUea to Nioaocaos, 80 St.John St, Montreal.\tIjM \u201cBy the way, Mrs.Shiflfess, yr Jack is one of the most feroublsMot boys in the street.1 thought I wo| s eak to you ; b tut him.| \u201cThen he J thrashed your Jo, has he, finally^ heard him say he would if he Jldr stop stealing all his marbles.Yes, my Jack ia a \u2018troublesome\u2019 youngster for any of yours to get awsy with.\u201d The Alert WatehosM Warns us'of approaching danger, a hacking cough warns us of comiug consumption.Take time by the fore-^ lock and use Hagyard\u2019a Pectoral Ba^ asm, the surest, safest and best for coughs, colds, asthma, he bronchitis, and all throat troubles.ONLY COPY AVAILABLE INDURATED FIBRE WARE! UOHT, STRONG, INDESTRUCTIBLE.FULL LINES AT W.H.Fuller&Co's -COMPRISING- PAILS, WASH TUBS, BOWLS AND MILK PANS.No hoops, no paint, no Tarnish.ew Advertise there FFITH.The Churches.A.H.F088 Is reoeiTing a full line of STOVES from the best makers in Canada, comprising PARLOR STOVES, COOKING STOVES, AND HEATERS, RANGES, FURNACES, ETC I have the agency for Chown A Cunningham\u2019s NEW COOK STOVES With round front and imprOTcd dumping grate one of the handsomest St ives ever put on the market.-ALSO- BUCK\u2019S FURNACES with Steele Dome, one of the cheapest and most economical Furnaces manufactured in Canada.TNTOTIOIIÏ.Having a TIN SHOP in connection, men can be sent at once, to set up Stoves.A.H.FOSS, 22 WELLINGTON I QUALE 22 Beckett\u2019s Block.FALLJ889.H.SAMUEL DIRECT IMPORTER OF DRY GOODS I to ann^uuce that my stock ia now complete in every department with all the latest novelties for fall wear in sESS GOODS FLANNELS .CLOAKINGS, MANTLES, &c., All imported direct from the manu* facturera, which 1 will sell at prices that will DEFY COMPETITION AN EARLY CALL IS SOLICITED.H.SAMUEL, Sign of the Uorse Shoe, 147 to 151 WELLINGTON ST., SHERBROOKE.Campbell sHosking New Raisins, New Currants, New Salmon, New Canned Fruits, Sweit Cider, Cranberries, New Bulk Pickles, Pickled Tripe, Christie Brown & Co\u2019s Fancy Biscuits, Chase and Sanborn\u2019s Mocha and Java Collee ground fresh to order.New Japan Tea, 50c Good Japan Tea, 25c PASTRY FLOUR, FAMILY FLOUR, BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.A Choice Black Tea in Caddies 29c per lb.Rolled Oats, Rolled Oatmeal, Preserved Ginger in 1 lb.pots.I* kA sip,all COAL STOVE, suitable for a Parlor or Otfice.Campbell & Hashing &rii you want to buy a stylish dress go to H.Samuel and you will certainly find the largest assortment and moat stylish goods and a low figure.E^TCall and see the largest and best stock of Boots and Shoes in the city at E.G.Wiggett's, 107 Wellington Street.__________________ __*Weare selling the Landsberg ck of Ladies\u2019, Misses and Children's Litwear at pries lower than ever Chuhch.Pastor.|\ta.«.\tP.M.\tS.-S.\tPrayer Meet\u2019g St.awdrew\u20198.Kev.A.Lee.|\t11:00\t7:00\t2:30\tWed.7:30 Congregational.Rev.H.K.Barues.\t11.00\t7:00\t12:30\tWed.8:00 St.Peter\u2019s.Rev.G.Thorneloe.i\t11:00\t7:00\t3:00\tWed.8:00 M ETHODIST.Rev.Ge S.Eldridge\t11:00\t7:00\t2:30\tWed] 7:30 Baptist Churchf Rev.A.Bur wash j\t11:00\t7:00\t12 00\tWed.7:30 St.Michakl\u2019sCathI\t\t\t\t Bishop Racine,\tj A.E.Dufresne, V.G.St.Jean Baptiste.\t10:00\t8:00\t\t \t10:00\t3:00\t\t Rev H.O.Chalifoux\t\t\t\t St.Patricks Church Rev.E.C.Fisette.\t10:00\t7:00\t\t The Lieut.Governor\u2019s proclamatioi naming Thursday 24th inst.as Arbo.Day was issued too late to have the day observed.The notice was only received a day or two before.The \u201cMerryweather\u201d Steamer and a hose reel has been taken down to the above Station.Complets Stock and Finest Quality in FINNAN BADDIES, SWEET POTATOES, NESTLES SWISS' MILK, PRESERVED GINGER, NEW HONEY, y\tCLAM CHOWDER.V HAMBY\u2019S STEAM COOKED OATS.^\tSLCCOVASH.Vegetables of all kinds in season.-SPECIALTY- CHRISTI BROWN\u2019S BISCUITS.IV.H.Fuller & Co.TELEPHONES 46 and 72.Sherbrooke, August 22, 1889.Y M.C.A.\u2014Sunday Gospel Meeting 4 p.m.'nj.sherbrooke (Examiner FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1889.CITY ITEMS.For the best class ot fine printing such as Wedding Stationery, Ball Programmes, Menu, Invitation and Calling Cards, call at the Examiner office.The Sweedish Male Quartet, in company with Miss Li/.zie Gleason, reader, give a concert next Thursday evening in the Art Hall.Hear them! Scats 50 cents.Plan of hall at Walton\u2019s Drug Store.Ladies, suffering with cold feet will he pleased to learn that J.Levinson has just received a lot of about 200 sample pairs of German slippers the finest mack and which he sells at half the actual value.\t11 tf A turkey and chicken shoot will take place on the rille range East Sherbrooke next Wednesday, Uct.30th.See posters.The semi-annual Convention of Protestant Teachers was held this week in Mi mtreal, a number of our teachers going in to take part.i^j^For the best assortment and lowest prices in flannels of every description go to H.Samuel.£A,Do not fail to see the new Dress Goods at R.D.Morkill & Co\u2019s., the largest importation of dress fabrics they have ever made.(Samples sent to any part of Canada or United States on application).Parties requiring fine steel engraved Calendars can get them by calling at the Examiner office and selecting the kind desired.Bonus Wanted.\u2014 The E.T.Corset Co.have applied to the City Council for a bonus of $10,000 and exemption from taxes for ten years, in order to enlarge their business which has been a success so far, and which they expect to make more so by increasing the quantity manufactured.Mr.S.L.Clough, Lennox ville, has purchased the Shuter property in that village, opposite the Episcopal church.The house is a roomy one of solid brick, and several barns with an acre of ground, the whole forming a very desirable property for a residence.Price $3,500 TO BE SLAUGHTERED ART SQUARES, IN THE ART BUILDING AT LANDSRERO's.Having an overstock of the above lines in various sizes,large enough most for any ordinary size room, 1 will give a discount of fifteen per cent on these goods for the next ten days, which will make them less than the manufacturer\u2019s price, it being a fact that woolen goods of all descriptions have advanced fully twenty per cent.£ j^For special value in \u201cSealettes\u201d go to R.D.Morkill & Go\u2019s.Just received a large consignment Commercial Envelopes to be sold very low\u2014also tine papers either in note or letter size to match.All neatly and correct'y printed at very low prices.ictor Turcotte & Co.beg leave to inform their numerous friends and customers that they have opened a tailor shop in Fletcher\u2019s block, up stairs, where they will be pleased to see all their old friends and as many new ones as will give them a call.Perfect fit guaranteed.Prices moderate.\t2wll We have received \u201c The Quebec Good Templar,\u201d the oftiicial organ of the Grand Lodge in this province.It is well got up and is of course filled with matter of interest to all temperance workers.It is under the direction of D.H.Howard, late editor and publisher of the Inverness Review.The city have had the old emigrant shed converted into a hay scale weigh house, and we believe propose stationing a portion of the fire brigade there to be easier available for fires in East Sherbrooke.The hay and wood market is about the same building which is near the Aylmer bridge.Windsor Mills, Ocs, 23rd, 88.Messrs Riilout and Leister, Snn Life Assurance Co.Sherbrooke, J\u2018.Q.Dear Sir.\u2014I write to thank you for the prompt way you paid me the $333 33 special indemnity for the loss of my left arm.When 1 took out my Accident Policy in The Sun 1 never expected to nead it, but this only shows, no matter in how safe a place a man works, it is wise to carry acci dent insurance.Yours truly, (Signed) B.McKenty.|^ÿ\u201cScotch andNaturalWool Underwear f.ir Men, Women and Children, at R.D.Morkill & Co\u2019s.£2' The largest variety of breakfast and lunch sets in linen damask is at S.Carsley\u2019s.It is quite a pleasure to inspect and purchase from such a large stock.If you need a jacket, dolman or mantle of any kind, in the latest styles, and from the best manufacturers you will find the h st assortment to choose from at H.Samuel s.t^'The Dutch Mike is Pure Havana filled, which cannot be truthfully said of any other Set.cigars in the market.A large variety of Ladies\u2019 Jackets, Mantles and Mantle Goods going cheap at Landsberg\u2019s.Parties in want of either are respectfully invited to examine before purchasing elsewhere.2wl0 Respectfully, J.Landsbekg.Mr.Thos M.Saunders left at our office a mammoth turnip of the Purple top Swede variety which weighed 23 lbs.jj^^For the best value in boots and shoes go to H.Samuel.i^-The celebrated Queen, made from the choicest Havana is admitted on all hands to be the most delicious cigar now before the public.Twenty seven deaths are reported as having occurred in Sherbrooke during the month of September, 12 males and 15 females, all from the ordinary diseases.Capt.and Paymaster H.A.Odell, of the 53rd Batt.entertained the officers of that corps and of the cavalry last evening at his residence, when a very pleasant time was spent.Moses as a Statesman The Rev.G.S.Eldridge B.A.will take the deferred subject of \u201cMoses as a Statesman,\u201d for his discourse in the Methodist Church Sunday even ing.He was compelled to postpone it before owing to sickness.Jc^For the best value in boots go to H.Samuel All wool Grey Flannel 20c per yard at R.D.Morkill & Co\u2019s.J^\u2019For gentlemen\u2019s evening and dress vests at moderate prices, go to S.Carsley\u2019s.rr If you want to get good boots and shoes at the lowest possible prices go to H.Samuel.Thanksgiving Thursday, Nov.7th, has been proclaimed a day of national thanksgiving by both the Dominion and Provincial Governments, for the bountiful harvest with which the country has been blessed during the year.The weather continues fine this week but pretty sharp.A light snow fall occurred Tuesday evening.See Appleton\u2019s advertisement of Cyclopaedia in to-day\u2019s issue.We understand Mr.Dutcher is meeting with success in the sale of this work.A Valuable Colt- Messrs Archie McDonald and H.Ingram purchased at the Briar Stock Farm Sale recently a very handsome bay yearling stallion \u201cGraham,\u201d raised in Kentucky, at the high price of $1025.The colt was the pick of the lot sold on that occasion.He is trotter bred, by Wilkes Stallion out of a famous trotting mare.The best bred horses are becoming more and more in demand throughout the Province.Loan Library.The additions this week include bound volumes of Harper\u2019s and Scribner\u2019s Magazines.Novels by Mrs.Francis Hodgson Burnet, David Christie Murray, Thomas Hardy, Hawley Smart and others.Also \u201cThe People I\u2019ve smiled with\u201d by Marshall P.Wilder.The Library will be open and the Librarian in attendance the usual hours during winter instead of closing at dusk as formerly.Standard Bred Mares.Messrs Dussault and French have recently imported three fine animals, from Tilton, N.H., two mares and one filly.They were purchased from J.L.Lovering, Esq, for breeding purposes.One brown mare 7 yrs old, sired by Almonte Eclipse (7795,) Her dam by Gen.Lyon (493) by Morrill (850).One chesnut mare 4 yrs old sired by Wedgewood (G92) Record 2:19.Dam by Young America (347) ; by Hoagland\u2019s Gray Messenger (155) dam of Jupiter Abdallah (189) by Abdallah 1st.The filly out of the Almonte mare by Thorndale Chief (3502) by the Great Thorndale, sire of Edwin Thorne 2 : 1GJ and others in the 2 : 30 list.The three animals cost $1400, both mares being in foal to \u201cViking,\u2019\u2019record 2 : 19^, the horse bought by Geo.Foster of Richmond for $13,500.Church Anniversary.The anniversary services of the Methodist Church on Sunday were very successful.Large audiences were present at both services, especially in the evening when nearly every seat was filled.The sermons were such as only the Rev.Mr.Jeffery could give and claimed close attention throughout.The collections fur the day footed up about $350, not a bad anniversary offering.THE LECTURE.The Rev.Mr.Jeffery was greeted with a fulUhouse Monday evening to listen to his lecture,\u201cGet Up ! How ?\u201d Several pieces of music were most acceptably rendered by members of the church choir, and Miss White of Island Pond, before the chairman, Rev.Mr.Eldridge, rose and introduced the lecturer.Mr.Jeffery spoke under diffi culty, having taken a cold which had settled on his lungs, nevertheless he spoke for an hour and twenty min utes and pleased his audience with the truths that he presented showing the various steps a man should take in order to get up in the world.A vote of thanks was moved by Mayor Bryant, seconded by Wm.White Esq., and carried with applause, the choir closing with a well rendered chorus.Appleton\u2019s Cyclopædia.Tbit valuable work, so highly recommended by the scholars of the age, contains over 25,000 pages, with maps and illustrations exceeding over seven thousand, and in the best style of art : cost the publishers half a million dollars before a sheet of it was printed, and is written by five hundred noted contributors.\u201cThis special feature in Appleton\u2019s Cyclopædia may be noticed.A supplementary volume is published each year, so as to keep the work thoroughly abreast of the times.In this are presented all the latest and most important discoveries and in inventions of the year, and whatever advances are made in science, art, philosophy, etc, are duly registered.Thus the Cyclopædia can never fall behind or become stale.An additional volume is also published under the title of a \u201cGeneral Index.\u201d This is exceedingly serviceable, and saves a world of trouble in finding out any items of information contained in the work, which may be wanted by the reader.It often happens that such items are scattered under different titles, and are not to be found in the leading article on the subject.By the aid of the \u201cIndex,\u201d the reader can put his finger at once on what he wants.\u201cMr.C« Dutcher, the authorized agent for this splendid work, is here at present, so that a favorable opportunity presents itself of obtaining on easy and accomodating terms one of the noblest treasures of literature.We cordially recommend Appleton\u2019s Cyclopædia to the people of the Eastern Townships.\u201d See adv\u2019t.Combination Offer.During the present month of October and November new subscribers can get the Examiner and the Detroit Free Press four months for 40cts.strictly cash in advance.Now is a chance to try both publications at a small outlay.Send in your orders at once.The paper will be sent one year for $1,00.t^\u2019For good wearing boots and shoes ot all kinds go to H.Sanluul.Richelieu county a Conservative at the' last Friday.Joliette Election.\u2014Ifhe Liberal candidate for Joliette, Mr.Bazinet, was elected on Wednesday by about two hundred majority oyer Mr.Perrault the Conservati'.\"* candidate.Messrs Gage &fco.of Toronto have instructed their /attorneys to prosecute any one infringing their Copyright of the boc/k known as the \u201cLady of the Lake,\u201d tvith notes by R.W.Taylor, M.A.as they have not given their consent to its publication or importation by any person whatsoever.Personal.\u2014 Mrs.Benj.Reed sent, of Ulverton was stricken down on Friday evening last with an attack of apuplexy, and has been hovering between life and death all this week.\u2014Richmond Guardian.crif you want a good suit of clothes for boys, youths or men, at rock bottom prices go to H.Samuel\u2019s.f5T'One of the numerous novelties in S.Carsley\u2019s store is \u201cThe Direct >ire\u201d collar] and cuff ; sets can be had in various patterns in the lace depai tmeut.Work on the Orford Mountain railway is being pushed in spite of the rainy weather.Ten miles will be graded and ready for the ties and iron in the course of a few weeks.The Waterloo Advertiser has been moved into the old Adventist church building.It is painfully evident in the columns of the papes, however, that it might as well have taken up its quarters in a boiler factory.The Advereieer is beyond being affected by its good sut roundings.\u2014Montreal Gazette.The Inverness Review has ceased publication from a lack of support.It takes time and money as well as patience to build up a successful newspaper.g^pNoTiCE\u2014Any parties requiring the services of the City Scavengers this fall are requested to leave word at the Central Fire Station at once.R.Davidson, Sanitary Officer.Kennan\u2019s Lecture- Geo.Kennan, the celebrated Siberian traveller and author of the brilliant papers in the Century on that vast snowbound prison house of the unfortunate exiles, lectured in the Art Hall Saturday evening on \u201cTent Life in Siberia,\u201d to an intelligent but rather small audience, who listened closely for two hours to his brilliant word painting of scenes and incidents, through which he and his companions had passed.Some were disappointed that he did not speak on the exile question, but he answered numerous questions at the close on that phase of Siberian life.PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.Capt.H.R.Fraser was in Montreal yesterday attending the Court of Review.Judge and Mrs.Brooks were guests at the Windsor Hotel, Montreal, this week.W.R.Ward and family have removed to Magog, P.Q.W.White Q.C.and J.L.Terrill Q.C.are attending the Court of Review in Montreal.Obituary.Mrs.Andrew Rinehardt, of East Clifton, died very unexpectedly on the 29th of Sept.For some months there was the appearance of a cancer on her person, and after consulting Dr.Worthington of Sherbrooke, she decided to have the cancer removed.She and her husband went to Sherbrooke to meet the physicians, and it was found, as she was under the eyes of the doctor for a few days, that blood poisoning had already set in.Shegrew rabidly worse and in a few days was released from suffering.She had all the care and attention that loving hearts could desire, and tender hands administer.Her end was peace.She trusted in the Saviour she had learned to love.In conversation with her pastor.Rev.Mr.Adams, and others, she said \u201cAll is well, I am not afraid to die, I am leaning on Jesus, He will not forsake me, He saves me now.\u201d Thus\u2019on the 29th day of September last she passed from suffering to be with Jesus which is far better.The sorrowing husband and children will miss her but they can follow on and meet her where parting shall be no more.\u2014Com Literary Note.Some time ago the Detroit Free Press offered $3,000 in prizes for the three best serial stories sent in before July 1st.The result of this competition has been that Major Joseph Kirkland, of Chicago, 111., has taken the first prize of $1,G00.His story is entitled, \u201cThe Captain of Company K.\u201d Mr.Kirkland is the author of \u201cZury,the Meanest Man in Spring County,\u201d \u201cThe McVeys,\u201d and other stories.The second prize goes to Omaha, Neb., and is taken by Mrs.Eliza W.Peattie.Her story is entitled, \u201cThe Judge.\u201d The third prize of $500 was awarded to Elbridge S.Brooks, of Boston, Mass.The title of his story is, \u201cThe Son of Issichar.\u201d Cookshire.Our old enemy typhoid fever is among us again.Mr.Stephen Osgoode, postmaster, has had it, and is out again.Miss Orr returned from Quebec with the fever.Dr.Orr has had fever cases.Mr.Croteau the blacksmith fell in the dark into a hole, beside the bridge opposite his house, and was very near receiving fatal injury.Dr.Orr attended to a severe wound in his neck, and he is now able to work.The scientific and literary society has had several very pleasant meetings lattdy.The last election of officers resulted as follows : President Rev.M.Pratt, Vice-President Dr.Herbert Hopkins, Secretary, Mr.Robert Parker.The engineering staff of the Hereford Railway gave a supper on Friday last in Hie county building, the menu was very recherche.The train for the south on Monday evening last consisted of 8 freight and 1 passenger car.There was a good number of passengers.Rev.Mr.Pratt gave an address last Sunday evening on the Press and the Pulpit which was listened to with much interest.The next one being on \u201cModern Materialism\u201d_____It is said that the Cookshire Mill Co.intend running their mill all winter, as they can get all the logs they need by rail, the Hereford road running through wooded lands both north and south.The medal contest flower show and grape festival, in the Methodist church was very successful.Miss Susan Bailey got the Demorest silver medal.Next medal contest on Thanksgiving day.Don\u2019t fail to see our large stock of tine Footwear.Stylo and price can\u2019t be beat in the city.E.G.Wiggett.The Methodist Magazine for October.\u2014 This Magazine has suffered no loss from the temporary absence of the Editor, forSeptember number was pronounced the best ever used.The current number is one of similarly sustained interest.It has four copiously illustrated articles\u2014\u201cOn the Rhine,\u201d 4 Vagapond Vignettes in Palestine,\u201d \u201cHere and there iu Europe,\u201d and \u201cThe Canadian Children of the Cold.\u201d Of special interest is William Arthur\u2019s graphic picture on \u201cWoman\u2019s Work for Women in India.\u201d \u201cThe Miseries of a Palace,\u201d by Miss Tweedie, is a striking picture of the gilded wretchedness that sometimes dwells beneath a royal roof.\u201cThe Confessions of an Author,\u201d by the late E.P.Roe, will be read with much interest.Mrs.Barr\u2019s strongly written story, \u201cThe Elder\u2019s Sin,\u201d approaches its climax.The Editor gives a summary of his journey through Europe with a large Canadian tourist party.Back numbers can still be supplied.Richmond.The Richmond and Melbourne whist club has reorganized for the winter, and the following officers re-elected : President, Lord Aylmer, Vice-President, Mrs.Lloyd,Secretary Mr.G.H.Aylmer Brooke.The first meeting was held last Monday evening at Mr.J.C.Sutherland\u2019s.The next will be at Mr.J.Y.Lloyd\u2019s.The town council propose to remodel the town hall.It is much needed.The R.C.Bazaar is going on this week.A literary and debating society has been formed by the students of St.Francis College.There is quite a boom in slate at present.Several good properties have been opened out in Cleveland township and within three or four miles of Richmond.There have been several assault cases during the last few days.When Uaiiy was sick, We gave her Castoria.When she was a Child, She cried for Castoria.When she became Miss, She clung to Castoria.When she had Children, She gave them Castoria.SHERBROOKE! VETERINARY INFIRMAI Horses for Sale.One bay MARE, 4 yrs.old, weighs 1023 lbs , extra driver.One Chestnut GELDING.7 yrs old, weighs 1090 lbs., good driver and worker.One pair good work HORSES, weigh 23( 0 lbs, sound and good pair for the woods or a truck team.Stabling and treatment for infirm horses.R.G.BERRY, V.S.lyrll Office iu McCarthy Block, Sherbrooke.12 lbs.Granulated Sugar.\t 1 bar Elect* ic S jap\t\t.\t.15 12 bars Soap\t\t.\t.25 10 lbs.Soda\t\t.\t.25 1 hot.Fellows Compound Jiyrup.\t.90 1 hot.Burdock Biood Bitters\t\t.\t.63 1 hot.Beef Iron aud Wine.\t.60 2r> cent bottles Patent Medicines.\t.18 1 Sack Coarse Salt\t\t Delivered at Comptou Station.-COME AND LOOK US OVER- If you want to make 25 per cent on your money this fall, we can do it for you ; and the result will be that you will CALL AO A IN.A.L.BROWN, Telephone Call 3.II MOE\u2019S RIVER, Loader in low prices- Hi KTIIN.LONG\u2014At \u2018\u2018Outwards Cottage,\u201d city, Oct 20th a son to Mr.and Mrs.Edward Loug.McLEAN\u2014At Waterville, on Oct.19th, a daughter to Mr.and Mrs.D.M.Mctean.STEVENSON\u2014At Scotstown, on the 10th inst., the wife of R.Stevenson, of a sou.LAROCHE\u2014At Scotstown, on the 17th inst., the wife of E.Laroche, of a son.HATTON\u2014At Scotstown, on the 18th inst., the wife of Hy.Hatton, of a son.BROUILLARD\u2014At Scotstown, on the 22nd inst, the wife of Felix Brouillard, of a sou.WOTTON\u2014At Scotstown, on the 22nd inst., the wife of John Wotton, of a son.*fAKS:i AUKS.HARKNESS\u2014McMURRAY\u2014At the Salvation Army Barracks iu tins city, on the 17th inst, by tiie Rev.G.S.Eldridge, f.\\ A., James C.Harkness to Miss Sarah Me.Murray.LAWRENCE\u2014JENKI VS\u2014On the 21st instant, by the Rev.J.B.Hicks, B.A , George Lawrence, son of i liomas Lawrence, of South Wales, to Anne Jenkins, daughter of William Jenkins, ot South Wales, both of Robinson, Bury, P.Q.BARRETT\u2014JACK\u2014At Sherbrooke, on the 1st October, by the Rev.A.Lee, William Barrett, of Long Point, U.S , to Martha Matilda Jack, daughter of the late Robert Jack, of Strathroy, Ont, COWAN\u2014O\u2019BRIAN \u2014 At the Manse, Sherbrooke, on the 16th Oct., by the Rev.A Lee, Samuel Cowan, North Ualley,to Susan Beatrice O\u2019Brian.HODGE\u2014HAM\u2014At the Manse, Sherbrooke, on ttie 24th Oct., by the Rev.A.Lee, Wiliiam Hodge to Letitia iiam, both formerly of Cornwall, England.I>KATHS.SUDBURY\u2014At Cookshire, on the 24th instant, Hiram Sudbury, aged 81 years.Funeral on Saturday the 26th inst , at 10 a.m., at the Episcopal Church, Cookshire.HEPBURN\u2014On the 19th inst., Isabella Taite, widow of the late Mr.Andrew Hepburn, of the Township of Ascot, in her 67th year.Dudswell.During the past week very interesting and successful Gospel Temperance meetings have been held here, conducted by Messrs Dunnett and Iredale, known as the \u201cRescue Duett,\u201d from Hamilton, Ont.On Sabbath morning Mr.Dunnett occupied the pulpit of the Methodist church, and delivered an excellent discourse, which was listened to with deep interest throughout, as he spoke of the comparative strength of the Lord\u2019s army as against that ot the enemy.During the week, although the meetings varied somewhat from the Sunday services, yet there was manifest at all times a deep earnestness on the part of the workers, and careful attention from all present.Mr.Dunnett possesses rare gifts as a public speaker and being directed in the channel we now find them we think it not too much to say that we look forward with pride in the near future to find him taking foremost rank as one of the useful and eloquent of Temperance speakers.With his word-pictures, given in the most graphic style, he drives home to the heart and consciences of his hearers, the scenes from real life of whichhe has been a witness till one almost feels inclined to move forward to the ranks of the enemy and cry \u201cVictory or Death.\u201d The singing of the Duett as also the solos rendered by Mr.Iredale are spoken of as being the finest heard in this vicinity for some time.Mr.Iredale possesses a high tenor voice of good power and blending with the mellow tones of Mr.Dunnett, are most pleasing to the ear.Rev.George Stafford presided at the meetings, and defined his position most clearly on the greatest of all moral questions.In the opening remarks, he referred to the individual right of studying and deciding all questions coining before the public mind and that while there was a difference of opinion in the community regarding the liquor traffic, the existence of that difference should not cause any unfriendliness between neighbors or citizens.Total abstinence for the individual, and prohibition for the nation, was given as the only proper solution of the liquor traffic.The series closed by a stereoptican enterttinment, and the meetings throughout are pronounced the most successful ever held hero.Moes River- The mercury indicated 24 degrees above, Sunday and Tuesday, mornings and 18, on Wednesday morning at G o\u2019clock.Beautiful bright sunny days, tine for doing fall work preparatory for winter.The roads have dried off nicely, and are very good in this vicinity.Charles Draper has returned to reside in this village again.He is at his old place in A.L.Brown\u2019s store.Mrs.Dr.Draper has been in town several days this week, 'visiting her mother Mrs.Barber, and sister Mrs.A.L.Brown.Dr.Draper of Coaticook, who has been quite unwell for some time past, is out again and was in our village this Wednesday morning.Some of our young people have joined the Council of Royal Templars of Temperance lately organized at Compton village.The report is, that the Council is flourishing finely.D.J.Ayer has been remodeling and repairing his residence, shaking much improvement in appearance on the outside, and giving morp room and increased convenience on ./the inside.KTF or mantle cloths off every description iu all the best ma\\ys and renewed designs, goto H.Sami dÿ\u201cThe Liberty Art ceived at S.Carsley\u2019s.' novelty in dress materials ter.Beats the Record ! Immense Bargains $7000.00.SEVEN THOUSAND DOLLAR STOCK to be Bold at a very small advance on cost, r\u2019CXFL o^sxx.SALE TO COMMENCE MONDAY, OCTOBER 23th, 1339.-STOCK CONSISTS OF- Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Tweeds, Gent\u2019s Furnishings, Groceries, Hardware, Boots, Shoes, Kubhers, Hats, Caps, Crockery, Ready-Made Clothing, Jewelry, Patent Mcdiciues, Oils, Paints, Glassware, Chrietmas Goods, Furs, Ladies* Astrakan Jackets, Men*s Coats, Gen.\u2019s and Ladies\u2019 Caps, Robes, etc.Auction sale on Thursday, Slst, 1889, at ths Farm of Mr.CHARLES LmBOUNTE, Eaton.See hand bill* for particulars.Sale at 1 o\u2019clock p.m.IwlI JOHN J.GRIFFITH, Auctioneer.ATJCTIOIV ISA.I.E -ON- TUESDAY, Nov.5th, 1889 The undersigned lias received instructions to sell by Public Auction at the farm of MR.S.W.IRWIN, (6 miles from Lennoxville on Eaton road ) known as the WM.HODGE PLACE, ESa^LTOJST.Without reserve : 1 black Mare 6 years old good driver or worker, weighs 1200 lbs.; i bay Mare (iu foal) good driver or worker, weighs 1100 lbs.; 1 two year old Horse Colt (Norman) weighs HO'i lbs ; 1 two year old Mare Colt 2 yearling Colts, 3 good Cows in calf, 3 two year old Steers, 7 Yeai lings, 2 Steer Calves, 3 Shoats, 1 Mowing Machine, I new Horse Rake, 1 Spring Tooth Harrow, 1 Wilkerson Plow, 1 Buggy Wagon, 1 rouble Wagou, 1 Iron Axle Ox ( art, 1 Cutler Sleigh, 1 pair Double Traverse Sleds, 1 Agricultural Boiler, 1 Spade Hoe, 1 Blanchard Churn, 200 Sap Buckets, Spouts and Nails, 2 Holders, Paus and Heaters, 1 Grind Stone, I Stone Drag, 1 Driving Harness, 1 pair Team Harnesses, Iron Bars, Scythes and Snaths, lorks, Shovels, Grain Bags, etc , etc.Also, 40 tons first class Hay, quantity of Straw, 50 bushels Barley, 100 bushels Oats, etc.®sf~Sali\u2018 is positive, everything must be sold without reserve, as Mr.Irwin\u2019s health is so poor he is giving up farming.-TERMS 4>F SALE :- $10 and under casli, over $10 six months credit on approved endorsed notes, with interest at 7 per cent, payable at E.T.Bank, Sherbrooke.SALE AT TEN O\u2019CLOCK A.M.JOHN J.GRIFFITH, 2wll\tAuctioneer.FARM AND STOCK.ELIJAH KEMP, Accountant and Book-keeper, WINDING UP ESTATES.Open to special engagement by the day or hour Address, P.O.Pox 710, Sherbrooke.Sherbrooke Loan and Mortgage Co.rilHE Annual General Meeting of this Com-L pany will be held in the Council Room at the City Hall on TUESDAY, 5th November, at three o\u2019clock.By order.C.H.FOSS, 2wll\tSec.& Treas.INSOLVENT NOTICE.IN THE MATTER OF L.A.STEARNS & Co.rilENDERS will be received by the undersign-ed at their office, Sherbrooke, up to noon of THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31st, 188G for the purchase of the following mo va ole property at the mill formerly occupied hy said insolvents at DITCH FI ELD.1 Engine and Boiler, 2 Bark Peelers, 1 Splitter, 1 Circular Saw, 1 lot Shafting and Belting, 1 loi Blacksmith\u2019s Tools, 4 Stoves, 1 Grindstone.Tenders other than for cash to state security offered.The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted Inventory can be seen and any further information obtained on applicaoion to MILLIER & GRIFFITH, Curators.Office, 125 Wellington St., Sherbrooke.2wl0 ESTRAY.\\ HEIFER was found strayirg on London .Street, on the 7th of October.The owner can have same by proving property and paying charges by applying at W.REED\u2019S, 91 Queen Street.\t2wll EAGLE BAKING POWDER I S PREPARED FROM GRAPE CREAM I TARTAR, and warranted free from injurious substances used in many cheap powders.The Eagle Powder Make the lightest and most wholesome Biscuits, Rolls, Mu uns, and Cakes.WHOLESALE AGENTS, LOYNAHAW BROS.Commissioners Street, Montreal.New Store, New Goods, New Prices.rpHE undersigned having opened a new' I Grocery and Fruit Store in GRIFFITH\u2019S BLOCK, will keep constantly on hand a full line of choice family GROCERIES, Provisions.Fruits, Confectionery.Oysters Which they will sell at rock bottom prices for cash only.Goods delivered to any part of the city free of charge.Farm produce taken in exchange for goods.Bell Telephone 174.ARMSTRONG & GO.Oct.24th, 1889 Cash System! IB KG to announce to the public that on and after NOVEMBER 1st I shall sell STRICTLY FOR CASH or icady pay.All notes and accounts due me must be settled on or before NOVKMhEB 10th.or they will he handed to my Attorney for collection.J.R.CUNNINGHAM.Sawyerville, Oct.8th, 1889.\ttf-9 Furniture ! Furniture ! Of every description and of the very best quality, always to he found in stock or manufac tured to order at my FACTORY IN WATERVILLE.BEDROOM SETS, PARLOR SETTS, SIDEBOARDS, EXTENSION TABLES, ETC.Prices will be found low, »nd nothing but beet GOODS kept for sale.Before making you^ purcha.ee, you are respectfully invited to look over my stock and get prices.I.SWANSON, ITEBVILLE, P.Q.Iy48 ! BASH, D FINISH, FLOOR BO MOULDINGS, DRESSED AND DRESSED LUMBER -FURNISHED TO ORDER.Plans and specifications made, and Estii furnished on application.Factory, 10 Upper Water Street, (Opposite B.A.L Go\u2019s Saw Mill.) TO THE PUBLI If you are wanting a good Marble Headstone, or if you are wanting a Marble Monuine/it, -GO TO\u2014ç- SMITH BROS.& AYER, And if you are wanting « nice \u2022 G-x-amit© Tctlolo, Or if you are wanting/a first-class -GRANITE &JÙNUMENT- -GO TO- SMITH BROS.& AYER\u2019S No.7 Goodhue Street, -\t- Sherbrooke.FRENCH AND DESIGNS (1)\tAll wool Knglish Serge, (all oo'on) st 2Sc.(2)\tFine French Cashmere 46 inch wide, colored, at (3)\t47 inch all wool *' Henriettas \" good value for ' T-er Beautiful Combination and Kmbroidered Pj assortment is broken.BLACK SILKS I ACK SILKS t assortment of AUCTION SALE! -ON\u2014 Wednesday, Nov.6, 1889.The undersigned has received instructions from MR8.SARAH PRICE to sell by public auction at her FARM, known as the.8un bury place, ASCOT CORNER, EATON, Farm and Stock, Hay, Ac.Particulars next week, sale at 10 o\u2019clock a.in.JOHN J.GRIFFITH, Au< tioneer; INSOLVENT NOTICE.IN THE VIATTKR OF L.A.STEAENS & CO.AYIOUTlOrV HALE -ON- TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20th, 18S9.The undersigned will sell by Public Auction at the Farm occupied by Insolvents, known as the COLBY PLACE, two miles south of AYER\u2019S FlAT iu the Township of STANSTEAD, Without reserve, 151 tons Hay, 3Ô0 bushels Oats, 300 bushels Buckwheat, I lot Beans, 1 lot Corn, 1 lot Potatoes, 1 Buggy Wagou, 1 Express Wagon, 2 Carts, 6 Meds, 1 Mjwing Machine, 1 Horse Bake, 3 Plows, 2 Harrows, 2 Cultivators, 4 Chains, 4 -cythcs and Snaths, 0 Forks, 1 set Scales, 1 Kettle, 1 Grindstone, etc., etc.Also a quantity of Pulp aud Cord Wood.Terms ol Sale, cash.SALE AT TEN O\u2019CLOCK A.M.MILLIER & GRIFFITH, Curators.JOHN J.GRIFFITH, Auctioneer.Sherbrooke, October 10th, 1«89.\t2wI0 PUBLIC NOTICE IS hereby given that the GRAND and PETIT JURY LISTS of the Municipality of the City of Sherbrooke, will be submitted to the consideration of the Municipal Council at a general meeting to be held on the FOURTH day of NOVEMBER next.Persons who have a right to be exempt from serving as Jurors in virtue cf the law, must ascertain from me that their names have been struck from the extract list.Wm.GRIFFITH, Sec.-Treas.Sherbrooke, 17th October, 1889.2wl0 (C roccricsL'\" cp\to Cd iX)D HOME MADE BREAD, TEA X CAKES, PIES, CAKES, and CONFECTIONERY, No.10 Chapel Street, Opposite the Market.\t4wI0* GEO.M.BONNALLIE, Family Groceries and Provisions.We have just placed in stock the largest\t_________ imported, value guaranteed: \u201c Grot Grains,\u201d Bljrk \u201cSatm Merv^f^ï?-^ and «\u2022 C.J Bonnet.A Cie\u2019a \u201d newest Silk ; the \u201d Cachemire on.ntal \" richness aud durability.\t^ cannot be _ RIBBONS,\tRIBBONS,\tRIBBONS.Our importations of Ribbons this season is ve*y extensive, « For u.i.v.all widtl a.aU colorings and all new designs.\tbbons are to be i BUTTONS.\tBUtVoY».\tBUTTONS.Large assortment of Battons j ast received from E .rope.Trimmings, Trimming», Trimmi-gs of all kinds.JACKETS AND LONG GARMENTS! We are showing JackeU this season from $3.00 unwads in \u2019hulk M German \u201d\tManufactures, prices very low.\t^ and\tcolored: Russian Circulais (Satin lined), Bur lined CircuUra,^^^n Kew\t\u201e SHAWLS.\tSH/ Kxamine our fine line of Velvet Shawls.CLOAKINGS.\tCLOAKINGS Two cases of the above goods all new styles aud a very 1 ,rge ae.ortment to chueae from, I fail to see them ) We beg most respectfully to extend our thanks to our many cust unert for their n\u2019\u201d*' patronage during the past season, and can assure all that no eff >rt will be spared to please who may again favor na.\tVERY RESl\u2019El'lT l l.l.V,\t\\\t| Tt.r>.Telephone 51.\t\u2014-«w\u2014 JUiu AtUicvtiscmcnfs.7 lbs.JAPAN TEA,\t$1 00 6 lbs.JAPAN TEA,\tl.oo Best JAPAN TEA,\t60 Good BLACK TEA,\t40 Best BLACK TEA,\t60 GOOD BROOMS,\t16 DO YOU WANT A NEW PIANO'\" We unhesitatingly pronounce the Ivers $c Pond PIANO No.4, Beckett Road, SHERBROOKE.MONEY SAVED IS MONEY MADE -and- MANUS & CO.IS THE RIGHT PLACE TO GO TO FOR BARGAINS ! They have the best assorted Stock of DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES 03 Wellington Street, the finest and most reliahle In the world.Five newly patented inventions used in these pianos only.Call at our store r.nd examine the new Soft Stop which saves pianos from weni while practising and makes tone inaud ibio to all outside of room.A wonderful invention.H.C.WILSON & SONS, Sherbrooke, I\u2019.Q, EMERSON, BELL AND DOMINION PIANOS, NT;t\\ K''* STYLES, AT LOWEST PRICES, AND ON MOST FAVORABLE TERM\u2019 HEINTZMAN, H.C.WILSON & SONS, IN TOWN.Also a large and varied assortment of BOOTS, SHOES AND ALL KINDS OF RUBBER GOODS.Ready-Made Clothing GOOD AND CHEAP.Clothing made to order by a First Class Tailor.Yon can get a CUSTOM-MADE OVERCOAT at McManus d Co.for twelve dollars, worth $17.CAPS, MUFFS, and all kinds of FUR GOODS at McManus A Co.They have a few GOAT ROBES which they are clearing out at less than cost.They have just received their Stock of FINE WINES & LIQUORS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.DON\u2019T FORGET THE PLACE, CORN.KING AND WELLINGTON STREETS.McMATVUS & CO.SHERBROOKE.COMPANIES, MINES, ETC, A GENTLEMAN shortly returning to Lon don, England, and who has special facilities for forming Syndicates aud Companies in England, for the purpose of acquiring and developing sound enterprises, Mines, etc., would be pleaoed to correspond with parties needing such services.Only schemes admitting of the fullest investigation entertained Unexceptional references both Knglish and Canadian.Address,\tPkomotkr, 9\tP.O.Box 515 Montreal.SHKHBKoOKE, P.Have you a Pain anywhere about you ?USE PERRY DAVIS* ~ PAIN KILLER\u201d and Get Instant Belief.BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.25 Cts.Per Bottle.ALLAN LINE £ now her: 1389 Summer Arrangements 1889 THE STEAMERS OF THE LIVERPOOL MAIL LINE Sailing from Liverpool on THURSDAYS, from Montreal on WFDNKSDAYS, and from Quebec on THURSDAYS, calling at Lough Foyle to receive on board aud laud Mails and Passengers to and from Ireland and Scotland, are intended to be despatched as follows : FROM MONTREAL.Sardinian.Wednesday, Oct.\t23rd Circassian.Wednesday, \u201c\t30th Parisian.Wednesday, Nov.\t6th Polynesian.Wednesday, \u201c\t13th FROM QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL.Sardinian.Thursday, Oct.\t24th Circassian.Thursday, \u201c\tSlst Parisian.,.Thursday, Nov.\t7th Polynesian.Thursday, \u201c\t14th THE GREAT STAFF OF ENGLISH Kates of Passage from SherVrooke, tria Quebec : Cabin.$63.35, $73.35, and $83.36 (According to accommodation.) Intermediate.$32.35 Steerage.$22.35 To secure Berths, Tickets and further information, apply to F.0.THOMPSON, Agent.Sherbrooke, October, 1889.^Jttctxttonal.Stanstead Wesleyan College RE-OPENS THURSDAY, SEPT.5th, at 2:30.First Class advantages for both LADIES and GENTLEMEN.PRIMARY, ACADEMIC, COLLEGIATE, COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENTS, taught by an efficient staff.Music, Instrumental and Vocal, Painting, Drawing, Elocntion, etc., by gifted specialists.Terms moderate.College surroundings unsurpassed.For Calendar and particular information.Address, REV.F.McAMMOND, B.A., Principal and Governor, Stanstead, Qae.Students requested to be present at opening exercises.\t2 COOKSHIRE Model School Re-opened MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th, 1889 PRINCIPAL: Hr.JAMES KEELER, Toronto University.ASSISTANT : Ml** E.Mackny.Tuition Fees payable to the Principal at end of each tepn of ten (10) weeks.SENIORS, -\t-\t$3 00 per term.INTERMEDIATES.\t2.26\t\u2022* JUNIORS, - \u2022 - 1.60\t« By order,\tE.S.BAKER, Sec.-Treas.1WB.'\u2014All persons residing in the Township of Eaton desirous of givihg their children the advantages of a model school educati on have a right to attend this school.\u2022 \u2022 ii ml ftnrpui -A-T GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL Owing to the continued rush of business and the great and immediate success attending their fl|gini this Staff will continue to treat patients at the ibor Hotel, Room No.1, for the next few days.Call early.In Montreal their success in the treatment of cases given up as hopeless by the best doctors, has been so remarkable that the leading newspapers willingly give their endorsement.See Montreal Gazette of Wednesday.___I tiona guaranty I Uarndvantagea to beginner loRTFIT FREE.We, i ONLY COPY AVAILABLE 4227 "]