The weekly examiner, 27 janvier 1893, vendredi 27 janvier 1893

[" U I 'll ; I F i t 1 ^ \u2014 il \u2019f t erbroahc VOLUME XV.NO.2 = SHERBROOKE, QUE., FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1893.WHOLE NO.752.'E ARE PLEASED ToDoteiwt weak* advertise-raMfcl had i ts « il ct\u2014let it continue.A steadily ii creasing trade is the beet evide&*6 that oar Standard Lines of Teas Give entire satisfaction.The/ retail at 2- BLACKS, t 40 l «0 f 20 JAPAl^S, 1 40 ( 50 Remember we guarautee as we slated before\u2014satisfaction.JtWPD & Cl!, TRY Compound Sypup \u2014OF\u2014 LICORICE FOR Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, etc.FSHPAKE© ONLY KY COUNTY NEWS.a ¦4 w CHEMIST A- DRUGGIST, 8 Comutercial St., - Sherbrooke, ANTED.\u2014A*\\ I XPERIIiNOED GROOM.Apply to DR ELkU AS.\tIw25 VIT ANTED \u2014A NEW MIL II COW.Apply to V\\ TAMES 1\u2018AVIDSON, Office of li.A.Lsnd Co., Bberbrcoko.\t2w2# WANTMl\u2014blKAVANT Ap] ly to UR% WALTER WILbON, 17 High Street\ttf-22 WANTED.\u2014A HKRVANT for gence»l housework.Apply to MKa.P.A.MALnEY, 3» .Vlelbouroo Street.\ttf-13 now DO YOU DO when you buy shoes or clothing?j Don\u2019t you go to the place (if you j can find it )\"where they tell you that i you may wear the articles out, and .then, if you\u2019re not satisfied, they\u2019ll | refund the money?Why not do | the same when you buy medicine?¦ Dr.Pierce\u2019s Golden Medical Dis.| covery is sold on that plan.It\u2019s j the only blood-purifier so certain ! and effective that it can be guar- 1 anteed to benefit or cure, in every case, or you have your money hack.It\u2019s not like the ordinary spring medicines or sarsaparillas.All the year round, it cleanses, huilds up, and invigorates the system.If you\u2019re bilious, run-down, or dyspeptic, or have any blood - taint, nothing can equal it as a remedy.The worst cases of Chronic Catarrh in the Head, yield to Dr.Sage\u2019s Catarrh Remedy.So certain is it that its makers offer S500 reward for an incurable case.THE DAILY GAZETTE.Nioivm DT-VI,.Will be sent to any address in Can acU or the United State* durine the present Sessi ui of \u2019he Dominion I\u2019arlia meat on receipt of ONE DOLLAR.The GAZETTE\u2019S Parliamentary; Reports and Correspondence, admittedly tha best published, wi'! y vo Gu.li morn-irg a carefully prepared impartial report i of the prr ceedings ^ 19 SO tlAiai and ill Y PROPERTY For Sale.Enquire of J.M.HALL\ttf-34 F0* Kxai R BALE \u2014 Deairabh- BUILDING LOTS in EAST MIKliBAaOOKF.Enquire at the ineb Office.\ttf-47 Fit WALE\u2014HOUSE o«i Welliuytcn Street, No.200, in good repair.Two thiraa of purcba«c money can remain on place.For partieuUra apply to G.H.PKK.8BY.I.TiR SALK-1 blAMP MAKEHS COMPLKI K \u2019OUTFIT, 1 Preaa, Paper CutUr, imp^ b hi/ Stone, i^ead and Rule Getter, 4 \u2022 Fouti lype Gaaes, Furui-tare, etc.'J lie above itud oany other hmcit H cm bepurchsaed very low for cash.Address P.') Box 44, Sherbrooke.\ttf-\u2019*» FOR SALE! ÇjlKVK.RALLOTS of land in St.George de Windsor, O containing valuable aprutto, pino,oedar and hem look timber.Terms reasonable.App\u2019y to HIJgD A bdtAHEK.\ttf-5 $1,770.69 For fnrtber ii*formation and visiting the stock apply to MALCOLM MATHKSON, Lake.Megantic.or to CHAH.DESMABTEAU, MARCOTTE BROS.,\tCurator, Auctioneer#.15?8 Notre Dame St, Montreal For Sale.A FINK IMPORTED ENGLISH MARF.2 ym.\u201cV fplendidlv broken to eaddle ai d a good rastdeter , raised a Ü«e colt this \\esr, sound ; also a Pony weighing about bvo lbs.3 yis old, gentle,color ©hertnot, goo.1 style.GKG.GALE A SONS.Waterville, Nov.lo, 18k?.\ttf-14 SUPERIOR FARM FOR SALE.TEIK undersirnrd offers for sale bis farm consisting of IbO screa, 104» acres bcinr cleared, tho balance wol] woodc busy.Mrs.A.P.Hurd has been confined to her bed for about three weeks from sickness, and if she improves at all it is but slowly.C0ATIC00E.Mr.F 11.Bridgman received tho sad news of his sister\u2019s death iu New liruna-wn k last Tuesday.The children of Mrs.Parker\u2019s school were treated to a sugar social on Tuesday .veiling last.Miss Nellie Baldwin who has been iu Lowell Mass., for sometime has returned home.The Secret*ry Treasurer of Barford has instituted an action fur damages against Mr.W.J.Kinney to the extent of $500.Notice is given in the Official (lazdte of an action for separation of property by Mrs G.W.McKee against her husband.A case of toarlet fever is reported in town.Measures have been taken, however, to ptevent the spread of the disease.A movement is on foot among some of -or local chess players to organize a club.This would at least be something new and in* doubt will be well patronized.Tns proprietor of L'Etude df.VEst w ill leave tor Island Pond tu-inoriow, for the purpose of ins* ailing a Court of the Oana-iiaii order of Foresters in that place.Oar fast horsemen have converted tho river into s trotting park.Tins affords a piendid place to speed their horses without endangeting the travelling public.Last Monday mornn g Mr A O.Odell ocuiveO a teh gram infi ru.-liig him of the udden death of Ins taitior.Ho left on the evening tram tor Bnckville to attend the fnnera).Messrs.John Fraser and S B.Humph ey lell town Monday afu ruoon for HaliStnam where they will be engaged luring the wink taking an inventory of lie estate ot Mr.Edwin Beau.A large number of commercial men have \u2022 en in town uuiing the week, and local t-alrts fr m ueighboiing vt'lagts are tsk ,*g auvautage i f their s jnum here to lay .1 their sli ck of spring goods.The young man who had tho misfortune o tall down stalls while on his way to visit his best girl a few days ago is report-sd to be improving although quite bruised >y his fall.The ilamb otonian stallion of Mr.M.¦ uyoti of our town made a tocord of 2:25 h St Hyacinthe a few days ago.Tho \u201cimr exp cts he will bo able to trot in 2:20 beture tho close of the season.Mr.J.L.Thornton left town for Boston Saturday ui irning to attend the funeral of ns brother-in-law.Air.George Pierce who el recently fiom tho effects of a cold ¦ r»c'eJ while attending Gen.Butler\u2019s funeral.Mr.J.\\V.Tibbeta has an orange-tree m his liothou»' that s act ually bearing fruit.Several i.| plications have already be* n made for u taste t f the oranges as soon ns h*-' !n*y ipon.It is doubtful, however, bother the amount of fruit will be sufficient in quantity to meet the demand.Mr.L.E Chamberlain! wlm has been making a prospective trip through Maine or a short tiino past bus returned.He reports [hiding busituss fur more promit ug there tlisn hero and thinks bet tor op portunitics for making money are afforded to the energetic worker.However, Mr.Chambeiland prefers not, to exchange oer-aiuties for uncertainties at least for the present.Last Monday night one of our citizens who had been unable to sleep for two 'lights on account of the hubbub in the qiartmerits of his next door neighbor who bad been partaking a little too freely of firewater, called the police to his sssis-tatici'.When they reached the premises they found the disturbing party boiling the fort with an ax, so they decided to wait till a more convenient season and re-urned home.Masonic * - b.;' r~r - The Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons met in Montreal Tuesday for their annual convocation, which was well attended-The usual business was transacted and the following i tficers elected : : Must Ex.Com.E.R.Johnson,of Sher brouke, Grand Z.Rgt.Ex.Comp.E-T.1).Chambers, Quebec.Grand U.Moat Ex.Comp.J.Fred VValVbr, Monties), Grand J.Mott Ex.Comp.Will.H.Whyt , Grand Scribe E.\tquae Moat Ex.Comp.Dr.E.D.Stev-?, of Dunham, Grand Scribe M.Most Ex.Comp.C.P.O\u2019Conner, Mont-rtal, Grand P.S.Grand Superintendent of Districts, Ii.E.Comp.H.Walters, Quebec, of Stada Con» district.R E.Comp.G.S.Oilman, ^.Bedford, Eastern Townships district.i.' R.E.Comp.George O.Stanton, Mont real district.After the result of the elections were announced the chapter adjourned.ORAN P 1.0 In; H.The Grand Lodge of Quebec Province met on Wednesday when all the grand lodge officers were present and a large number of delegates.A good deal of routine work was transacted, after which the t tficers were elected for the ensuing year as follows : Grand Master, R.W.B.Lt.Col T.P.Butler, Q C., D.C.L., of Montreal.Deputy Grand Alaster, R.W.B.J.P.Noyes, Q.C., Sweetsburg, Que.District Depu\u2019y Grand Masters V.W.Bro.It Tooke, Montreal.V.W.Bro.F.F.Farmer, Quebec and Three Rivers.\\ .W.Bro.V.R.Jones, 8t.Francis.V.W.Bro.W.A.Williams, Ottawa, V.W.Bro E.J.Raymond, Shoffjrd and Brome.Grand Senior Warden, Ames, Sherbri oke.Grand Junior Warden, Woods, Quebec.Grand Chaplain, Rev.lander.Grand Treasurer, AI.\\\\ Stearns (re-elected.) W .Bro.Alex W.Bro.J.Air.Fried-Bro.L H.Hockey.An entertainment was given in Shurt-lefl's \u2019hall last Friday evening by tho Lidies\u2019 Schubert Quartette of Boston, to a large and appreciative audience.Each number of the programme was heartily encored.The voices of the ladies blended perfectly and the recitations of Mias Florence met with applause All present seemed to enjoy the treat and many expressed the wish that they would remain another evening.Last fall while Mr.B.E.Converse of Barnston was attending tho Sherbrooke Exhibition, being anxious to ascertain *hat was in store for him in the future, ho paid the sum of ten cents for having his fortune told by a parrot.Among other prognostications he learned that should he ever purchase a lottery ticket it would be to his advantage to secure ticket number 77 Hast week he was approached by a friet\u2019d who asked him to buy a lottery ticket.Remembering what the parrot h-.d predicted he purchased ticket number 77 and won the capital prize which con-isted of a sleigh valued at $10.If there is any foundation to the superstition regarding the number thirteen, he new American quarter dollar, which has lately been pu* in circulation, destined to a large amount of ill luck.On its face are stamped 13 stars: there are 13 letters in the motto, \u201cE pluribua unum.13 feathers in the wir gs of the eagle, 13 eathers in the tail, 13 paralel lines in the shield, 13 horizontal bars, 13 arrows in one claw of the eagle, 13 leaves in the other claw and 13 letters in the words, \u201cquarter dollar\u2019\u2019 Wo have not heard * f one of these coins being rejected however on this account.KK atl.i.ANO SIIRIIROOXR MATCH HOgi» NOI KNÜ SATISFACTORILY.The match in Montreal Thursday last the 19th, did not end very eatisfactorily Both teams were determined to win tho match ; the Sherbrooke team were playing by far the best game and came within an »co of scoring in thetirst half.The McGill team did not care for tho visitors defence as they would meet with a Waterloo every time tbiy brought the puck any where near tho goal ; ino of the McGill men was winded an 1 had to have a little rest which seemed favorable to the referee, neither side scoring , when half time was called the puek was found in the 'vicinity of the AltGill goal, but the visi I tors were unable to score.\u2022 On losupiirg play in the second half the I Sherbrooke took the puck up with a rush I but ltf.t l luck seemed to be their fate, the I puck striking the gaol pole and glanced uutaido ; D.nvao of the AIcGill team brought the rubber down with a rush, but Sherbrooke defens i wr.r there once more, Lloyd relieving and carried tho puck past the whole McGill team, hergotas far as the point man and ran over the puck, Dawse again retrieving, when near the visitors goal he stumbled and fell, he threw the puck to Smyth with his hand, who shot.Tho rubber glanced iff Odell\u2019s skate struck the goal pole and rolled inside just enough for the umpire to give game.The second game started in about the same style as the first ; the puck goiqg off the ice some one called time ; the visitors defence leaned on their sticks, waiting for a face when Smyth played the puck to Dawso who was off side and scored ttnü this is how the kick began, the.referee seeing the puck off the ice but refused to face ; the visitors not relishing the idea of the referee winning the match, refused to continue unless the puck was faced, according to the rules of the Amateur Hockey Association.The umpire had given game and could not do otherwise than allow it.Ten minutes reralined for play but Sherbrooke would not play unless the puck was faced where it went off the ice, not being allowed to do so lef the rinks.Several citizens of Montreal congratulated the visitors on the stand they took in refusing to continue when justice could not be dealt them.53ltD IIATTAUON SRRIEfi.The first match between the companies w»a played on Wednesday evening, when No.1 and No.2 lined up as follows 1 No.i.\tNo.2.Horton\tGoal\tWard Y at es\tPoint\tPovey Morkill\tCover\tMaeAulay Boyle Fraser l\tCentre\tLougheed (.Edney \u2019 Davis Y Wells Fyles Rubins J\tForwards\t McAllister\tUmpires\tM»jor.J.A.\tMcKechnie,\tReferee.Winter Feeding'., When horses and cattle are kept, stables most of the winter and are fed ou dry food, they are apt to get out of condition and the spring finds animals that are not thriving, many have actually lost during the winter and have to do all tbeir \u201cpicking up\u201d when turned out to grass.All this can bo prevented and animals made to gain all winter long by using JHck'» Blood Purifie».Note the name\u2014 Duk a not liicAarti t.\t4w82 The game was well contested hut ton much time was lost in the refer»es whistle sounding for \u2018'off sides,\u201d No.2 was mostly to blame for this, but No.I tried to play a little of football and \u2019ost time in this way.The score st the end of time stood 8 to 4 in favor of No.1.Tho Sherbrooke Team go to Quebec February 1st, to play for the Intermediate Championship.Good luck to you boys ! AteGil! play the ramo team this evening in Quebec.Sherbrooke vs.Britannia! of Montreal, to-morrow night at the link.Pile» ! Iti-Miitr Piles.STnrTon.\u2014Mnl.tnre ; Intatiui It iMn.«nit ptlng-Ing ; mr.t «t n lotit ; worre h.I'-rate) InR if «1 lowed to cctitlnn* tumors forra, whl Ii oO.ii blMd «ad ntoersto.becomiBir ?I'rj lorn.S hath «-R < Tu raawi \u2022top« the it Hag ami hle'- t eg, h»«)s n\u2018rrtit' in an» in mont exto.remoToa the tnmore.At .rngglct*.or tiy mat], ter Bo wnt«.I>r Nwayne A -oa, Pkfl-adelphla.LTMAN 3083 A CO., Montreal, \u2022 ta ».I\tWfcilciale Agcata, 1 \u2022' I I 113^86 6621 THB 8HËRBHOÜKE EXAMINER.FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1693.WRETCHEDNESS OF LONDON.HER FULL SHARE CARSLEfS Kcguiates the Stomach Liver andBowels, unlocks the Sec retiens,\u2018Purifies the Blood and removes al purities from a Pimple to the worst Scrofulous Sors.KH1DAY, JAN.27, The Song of the lee -î- C ÜR El S .; to local part-tiuie utft nts.11 ion.Good chiuico tor Exclusive territory.\t^ l ¦i of N ursery htock from ot he r houses, on account o f low prices and peculiar at 1 vantages.We can interest, any one not earning \u2022\u20227».per month and expenses.1 Don\u2019t hesitate because of previous failures iu tliis or other lines.Wo can make you a success.O itftt free.Address for i-articulars, BROV.BROS.00.Continental Nurseries Tins hour is reliable.) TOUONTO.QNT., NINE WINE rrÆ-' ÿ*\u2018- ' RlQINAL AND ONLY GENUINE /rs j/ PECULATE THE STOMACH, UYER AND BOWELS, »n> PURIFY THE C 1.030, A HELIA3LÜ REMCOY F03 Inrilsr.llmi, Ril:oii\u201e:c.«.Ilcu.lruh.,Con.ll-patiou, llyspcpflr.y Chronic I.itc»\u2019 Trerbli s, lllxzlnesre, lied ComplCTlon, Dysentery, Offenaive Breath, 1.ul u l dlftordLrs of the fHomsch, Lt\\er t'.itd Howcl*.Ripons Tabules cv\u2022 ! 11 '.i\\*.\u2018ding injurious to the nott ù.\\.< y.\u2022 c \u2022:\t.n.: : ant to take, safe, » .r INMb] .\u2022.\t, .Itrl = .r.v i.st bymall onreedi'tof 1G ernfa.Aldr.THE R:PAN3 CHEMICAL CO 10 SPRUCE STIvFET, NEW YORK CITY.The Qnestiononhe flay.Oftvn Ar krd \u2014 W hcie can I fl a horns?Where can 1 ioHkt» a livii v ?\\Nn.r * c.\\u ) with ordinary niliRerce, vrudeuo aod eronoiny! provide my iam< y ur.ih the * 411 - ot hte.and feel assured th»» at the end 1 l 11 i ran u jv.to my 0hil4l a ft\tI »i place can 1 Roaud find go.vi Itn .on ter dm ».reasonable that L may g< t a } o ti m ot it without burdening myself WU»I u -U, Wili.-h I ( ., never ho^e to pay off ?YVheie v an I tin 1 »n, :» & place ou thsa.i tar .us aaself to ai r special brai.ch of agriculture foi which 1 mu/ feel myself fitted.AitMWf'rfd in a few words Get a home in the great Flour Htate of Minnesota It novor yet had a crop fallurt\u2014where land values a-e tuoreasii g rapidly.Wfibi without delay to the International Land Company, Guarsnt?IjOsu Building, Miuni spolis, .Viun , fn ail informs-yon.1 hey ran sell you farms on any r^ru.» tiou may desire sw that vnu will bo satiaticd.JUST TRY Dr.B.B.Berry\u2019s TONIC HORSE POWDERS -u eiDH k.I ,/ug bo I lot th« , oh I Hot th.r.jiog feet eod the winds the* bln, I Kor the bloed that rue to tte cheek, to (tow Like the western skjr ! Htng ho I osce \u2014ore foe the «ring ah.re t had the greet loag ereoke In on, Icj gooe i And the tree tope that well of the tad no mere Of the de,, gone b, 1 King eh ! sing oh I e, we glide end go Wh.i.th.pin., on the edge of the shore bend low.Otsi the ioe and the stream's etili f nr ?a In times gone b, I Sing ho ! onoe more while the pine-top, ronr With a tong that thejr .tug to n.o'er and \u2022>\u2014, Ae the old ran walk, through tira (teat red do.Of th.western at; i\t\u2014 Oottit,.( Dfferrfl from last Barnstoa.Tha oittoj fr'enod of thg Ret.VTm Adama oi LaonzTilia had tha plaaaara of liataoiog to hiai in hia old palpik Kara ra outlj, and me warn glad to aaa our old Iriand again.Mr.8.R, Duaklaod Sought a very valuable bora# laat weak f om Mr.O.ti.ague ft ; a oaa\u2019a couraga muât be good to buy a bone theae hard timet.The youngater who wai com pel'ed by hia teacher to write fifty lines aa a punlahment fur pointing bit finger it talking of buying a type writer, he aayi hie time ia tuo valuable to fiat it out the old way.Compton Mr.A.Poraroy and bride have returned from their trip.Mrs.Wilkinson is very ill, not expected to live.Misa Sherman ia also very ill ; these Bad facts cast a gloom over our otherwise pleasant little village.Wa are glad to be able to report that Mr.William Muuroe and Mr.FuiZ' are conta ascent, also that Mrs.8.J.Craig is improving although slowly .Sevire colds have been quite the f eshion.The sleighing is fi rat class.Mrs.Armstrong of Sherorotke and Miss Gibson of Danville have been spending a few days at the Methodist Parsonage .During the ve y severe weather of the past week or two agood mauy water pipes have been frozen up and people are being pur to a good deal of inooavenienco on accouat of scarcity of water.Wo are feeling the loss of a few of our active and useful citizens among which are Mr.W.Craig who has been absent for some time attending to business in the county ot Leeds and vicinity.Also Mrs.W.Howard who ia visiting her parents.Miss A.Lawson, who was home for a short visit during the holidays, has returned to Montreal where she is teaching.A lime light exhibition was given in the town hall last Tuesday night illustrating Uncle Tom\u2019s Cabin.Mr.Clark, our enterprising townsman, will soon have his new shop completed which he is building on the site of the one which was burned a few weeks ago.COMMUNICATIONS.[We do not hold ourBelvps retpontihle for the views of our correspondoats.J King-sey Falls.I To fhr Editor of ih> Ex.VMI.SKK While not wishing to occupy too much | of your space I claim my right to a taw words in reply to the uncalled for attack | on me by your Farnhara correspondent, !n the tirât place 1 may say it seems strange Mr.Howard should be so ct usuit, \u2022 j cd with jealousy toward .Mr.Lawson, who ! J always spoke kindly of him both publicly ¦ I and privately, both in his editorial e*pa-J city and in his pulpit.E.8.H., without ; ! any cause whatever, chargea mo wi'h in- j i ttcurtcy and yet he cannot p- >\u2022 to .,ne ' | inaccurate expression but go,a qui e on', j ¦ ! the way to make i appear so.1 said 1 it was much regrstted that .Mr.Liws oi ; i tound it necessary to resi n his t Ih a Ac.| That was pc; h otly true and your curies and no .Kx.| All Stock Raisers use ÏHck\u2019sUnivcrsalMcdicincs A VI,Id Picture of th* Distress I'rsvsll- inc in the British Capital.A London newspaper called the Mom ing.baa been making an inveetigation into the condition of the London dock laborers, and states that \u201cthe average weekly wagee of the docker who geta work is twelve shillings \u201d Thia ia $2.88.The persons receiving this pay are, it ia to be remembered, working at the hard est kind of toil that requires, or shonld require, plenty of strong food to sustain them in proper condition.But it ap pears there is a lower depth even for the dock laborer.Less than one-half of the London \u201cdocker*\" are regularly em ployed.The majority are casuals, and of these many do not make more than one shilling, or twenty four cents, a week.They wait all day for work with this miserable reeult.\u201cHow do such people exist?\" asks the London newspaper from which we take theae facts, and it answer* its own quea tion.They pawn all article# not abac lately necessary.They liv# upon bread and tea, and for theae ther often depend upon intimate friend#.Th# \u201cdocker*\" make a secret of their poverty, oft«n even among themselves, and for this reason, says th# Morning, the general impression may be that there is little or no poverty among them.But the misery of London is not confined to dock laborers.Commissioner (.'adman, of the 8alvation Army, estimates that not less than 230,001» men.women and children in London are to- Helpful Hint.Double windows make the sunless north bedroom jierceptibly warmer 1\u2019ure fresh air is necessary for canaries .is for their forest friends.( 'ages are usually hung so near the ceiling the birds suffer from heat and a vitiated atmosphere.Give them a bath of fresh air at least as often as one of water The candle droppings are not easily gotten rid of: but by laying blotting paper over the sjmt* and pressing with a warm iron the paper will absorb the grease, and if the paper is frequently renewed, the circles will at length dis appear Perfumed baths have a luxurious sound, yet almost anyone can indulge in the luxury Shavings of white caatile aoap.powdered orris root, and almond meal, put in small thin bags and used in lieu of sponge or bath cloth pleasant ly odorize tho epidermis.Doubtful Advice.l.ushinau\u2014\u2019\u2018I purchased a new' bat the morning after that champagne supper, but it is two sizes too fmall for me now.'\u2019 Jones\u2014\u201cIf in spite of that vou should wear it fora while the < onpliments and admiration that will be bestowed on you will increase the size of your head until the hat is a perfect fit.\u201d Believed in Heredity.Weery.\u2014That baby over the way seems to inherit its voice from both parents.Cheery.\u2014How so 7 Weery.\u2014Well, it makes a great noise, like its father, and keeps it up all the time, like its mother !# A Splendid Present.A gold throne, of the value of $*3,500,- 000.\tis to be presented to the Pope by the united subscription of nil the Homan Catholic Cathedrals in the world.It is to b \u2022 given to bis Holiness on the occasion of his Episcopal Jubilee.I ncertnin.\u2018 Which ball do you mean to pocket?\u2019\u2019 , inquired Jones of his country friend, who had challenged him to a game of pool.\u201cHow in thunder can 1 tell.\u201d was the 1.\tu*wer, 44 until after l shoot ?\u201d % Damaging Fire.1 t had a disastrous fire in my house last night,\u201d said Jorkins.\u201c My hired man got drunk and put u half ton of canna) coal into the furnace.ODD LOTS ODD LOTS The following Odd lo'.s will be offjrod TO MORROW and all this week, LOT NÜMP.ER ONE Ccrnists of .Men\u2019s Buffalo Cloth Overcoata that co»*t.si?to make, Quilted Linings, to be sold at only $ * each.S CARSLEY.LOT NUMBER TWO la one hundred Ladies\u2019 Winter Mflntles, to he ardd at a reduction of 33 pcrcint discount, do* u to j half price.S CARSLKY.Richmond, Drummond and Ya-maska Counties Mutual Fire Insurance Company XSe»a m axA^x Mi^d aad tuna» dexb.rtia» Hiviag *>«\u2022?\u2022 lUxa m\tk ragutetcs the Bovek aud Ktdaeys «ad tarM a reagh cuat mto a xœooth and gle**} eae.$i >aad Honaa are al-ax>s m dcnaad aadat (b.» ara»oa «hra they are 90 hatde toxLps Vllaalta* DlCK\u2018> i>LI^ TKR wAl be fut-ad \u2022table aecea»^ : iteri loaiote a cm b, \u2022l*hM ur ÜMjri>ugb|Ma or aay sarlbag.Vu k\u2018% Lini-aaeat cttree A atnaa or lacoeoc» aad removea »A«ai mat»*» from caia aad bnuxe*.F«>r Saie by ail Dntg-gmt.Dtck\u2019a Blood PutiCer 50.Dick'n Bhatei 00c.Dicà's Lmisteac £»c.I>ick\u2018a ÜUMaieat 26c.Scad a poMal card for full par-ticaiar», & * hook of valoaUc hoasehold aad farm recipea will be aeau tree.DICK & OO., P O.Bor 482, MONTREAL.ri Sound Horses JB.MOKXXM, X », rUTBlCSAX A BUXXXOM, XIX «Mi Xm mat ta Carriaps ! Carriages ! ATTOKXBTX.WB1TX, CATX A VXUX, AAtotolm K«Btaa\u2019( BlMAtaiiton.HktmkA ta».W.WmaQ.O.O.W.Oa«« J.ÿ.WutA T X.OHAXBOXXXta LX.X, AAwitoU, Ll.\tHJtoku,>, Bkwk.Mk ikto.ki.P.g.JAXOXAXD, U U X.AAtm», Um .riiMitato, V«lta(tak tftMA ill irtiteiki.LAVXXXOX A XOXUB, Aito.to., M, OXm: OAtara Btata.SkMkmfcA, P.ta J XUUTXT BXOSKXICK, Ad OXom : Monj Ait MkH\u2014»«\u2022 S VXD A PKA.SKK, Ad.Tata A XaXtool\u2019s «took.HksHmwiis, P.tai of Ootoiraul, Uoïd A »r\u20140f.u ubia ItalXimXYILLX, AdrocoU.iifboi ' Bnok Bolidioo, »»rkn>oks.P.y.open M Msèo* «tory Monday J K.UKNKMT, Ad.osa U, No.06 WulkmjUuj , tktoot, Twoofr\u2019a Blooy Blarhrooàs.Baanch oXce at Coolie nk, ta VXttëe itt Ait*.OMeo, erery Saturday.KltaXGKB à OKU Mar, Adrocateo and Attorneys Uffiee ta CooytialP, Block, ellta^tao Ht met, Blioibrooke, P.g-.!.C.Bouoooa taL.M.J.K Gwist.¥ Wa f^AJTÎiKTUN, MULYKNA A IaKBIaRNC, JL\tAtobatm, 47 WelUsgtOD Street, Skarbrooke, P.g.Telephone Na 47.\tP.O.Box US.L.K.PAnaarov, L.L.AL, g.C,, 11* W.McX.TKHa, La Là, le J cm.Lkblavo.DE* Tl S IX.NU I A KJ *,«»\u2022 EK.WORTHINGTON, L.L.B., Notary Public.leaner of >larria«A laucnseB, Morey Art BaUdiog.hberbrooke, P.Q.Archambault a arohamhault, Nrtaries Bcckett'a Block, 2i d Dcor P^uit of tLe Mer-chanta\u2019 Bank.DANIKL .THOMAS, Notary PebUc, (f^iif'raj MKent, Commiaaioner îor Crnt&no and gntbec.Loana negotiated.W IM ELEA XEttUH.Millier & Griffith, ACCOUNTANTS ar d AUDI TORS.Iyl5\t1^5 Wellington St , Sherbrooke JOHN J GRIFFITH, ^ AUCTION*;KJt and ESTAT K AGENT, lyl6\tl\u2018\u20186 Wellington St, Sherbrooke.fil K.LOHEKTY, Professor of Violin, X a Cordon Street.17 ALKCFKKD, grjidu«!e of Laval anil McGill, .Mining Engine1 r.Main oftiee.guebec.Branch cffice Moi trea\u2019.Miuea an.l Mitieraîs exsmiued and report* d o I-\t1 j7 JT.FlSKIO-VAF.LK MEBCHANT TA IV K, Trat-y\u2019s Block, WreUingtou .Strecs, hai« a.'^ayo on hand a large and well assorted stock of Cloths, Tweeds, Ready-Made Clotkig, Hata and Gout\u2019s Furnishing Goods Sntiafae^on guaranteed.Watches, Clocks and Jewellery.LEWIS SMITH, lltt WEI.l.IXJTGSi STRI'.EJ.Has a fine bUwk cf W'a;ehe«, Clooks, Jewellery aad Bpectadea to ohonee from, »t prices to amt the pockets of aU.Repairing done a* usual.Iy2*i J KEITH EDWARDS.O .\tUltAL ESTATE AGENT, IfiOWsllingtou Street Hooies fur sale or to let.Rooms to let, Estates managed.\u2014 A iront for - Reasiafton Standard Typewriter.Typewriters to rent at $5 00 par month.FnN stock of sorphea on baud Copying of all kteéa dooe.Ball Téléphona No.146 D.MOMANAMY Sc Co., Importers sad Deolers in Foreign end Domestic WINES AND LIQUORS, («BOIXA6LX OBIT) 8BBRBROOKK, -\t- (JUB LOUIS BKUNELL Boot and Shoemaker, (Upstairs Fletcher's b«*.\u2022 tssi Block.) SHXXBXUUXX.>.XXUXXLUL TO PRINTERS r«M rale-a poxt campbiel PRINTING PRESS la rood order, tod o*n bo nu by hud or ¦ovor HoiUblt fur prtatinf > uaoll umrip^xr or tar dob work.W» dtoir, to tell It to m»k.rooto lor \u2022 l»r,fr «oehta*, Uld » btrfkla eu ko had Apply to tho Publubert of tho Hctmts, Misis, ETC.ETC.The undersigned hat always on hand a ooin-pletc stock of GR00ER1EP.PROVISIONS, ET0., -AT WHOLESALE.- The trade Will find it to tbeir edrantago to i»««y at home aa they can always get their goods frnx as cheap here at in Montreal.Lai) and get quotations before placing your era eterwhers.Will.MURRAY, S3 KIAO kTUElKT, AH r.KIUiOOKl'., S«» O.T.B*X XtMdnn.VNs.IUS.U TKBBI1X, K O.L., tBantwooko ud tf XtoMtawd Plata.OAo* ta UtoU*» Htaok, Lw.uowLiir, n d.a., \u2022\tOffice ta Tnck\u2019i Block, Sherbrooke.HÏNDMAN A UYMDMAN, uutmtb.Offices \u2022\u201411 Walhnfftoa Square, A W.Uykuhaj,,\tts.K.brsinsASi, 1.D.8.\t1).D.8., L.D.8.-AT THX\u2014 SHERBROOKE CARRIAGE FACTORY.The tor,#si aaac/tmMit erer oftered to the ,kb tie, ud all at BXBUOKI) PBlCJHi TWO SEATED FAMILY CABB1AOE (Josnp Seat) TOP BUGG1K8, LIGHT BOAD WAGGON, STANDARD CONCORD WAGGON, PHABTON, SPEEDING WAGON, CARTS, PONY CARTS, PONY PHAETON, DOS.DOS-8URRKY, GLADSTONE SURREY, TURNABOUT SURREY, GODDARD TRACK SULKIES, ETC., ETC I use the MII.K8 patent Concord axlea, (the best in the market) in id?Concord and road waggons, also on Knpress WsgKon*.I also keep for sale Die Miles Pateut Arles, from 7-MIjs to U inch, liavluff bcupbt out tlie entire stock of the Frontier Axle Co., 1 can sell llieci at a diaooatt.Parties in wantef a GOOD CAKK1AGK.would' do well to come and look overlay stockhehim per chaainq elsewhere.You can save money and a lot of repairs.Reduced Price# on all finest worL P.BIRON, June 2ftud, 1591.KART SHKRBROOKK DR.BARTON S PICK - ME - UP (ÆTîcwf*\t^' - !'\u2022'* v -\u201c'-:\tÆ , /~2z~\ttH'1 -ojv HOiSE POWDERS Prevents all Manner of Diseases.GLANDERS, JaRCY, WORMS, HOTS PINK EYE, SCRATCHES, SWOO! EN LEGS, HEAVES, ETC.Tho«e Fowder» tlie b^rt in the oisrket and arc «iiied hy ail who aie oe&iitus cl xe^iug life in their horsea.Try a package and be convinced.SOLD KVERYWHKKK, OR FROM GRIFFITH\u2019S DRUG STORE.There is no TWo lYkiti About it KnklUa Xr*e.Mxrhle A Uraaif* Warkn Is Hie best »d meet rsllable plsn ia tbs Mas'era Towaakips to bay anythioe la the Monuiaental line, the \u2014Meek UXAYKMIONX lo Ike lai«ett DXXXT, aa thay «ta tba raa«h stock, talk anlto, direct from the qaxrrlea at _\t___and manafaetnre them at koma, aavta, the middleman\u2019s profila.aad see as if yea art la need ofaaytkiatf la oar Una, a* swat to bats limited year maaas may m, taa mill treat you aa wall aa If yaa wars a Billionaire.SMITH BROS, Pmeiteul MxYbl* Md Gmsite Colter*.( Via* and Work* back of Coruiar\u2019t For Htore, WeUiartoo Rherkcooke, gne.1 The «übecrlbcr hit riow tu ftOufc » verx ¦ Iflae atsorlmcDt uf [Coffins, Caskets,! [nmings! AND FUNKBAL REQUISITES, I Which he i* vrepaTrd to furnish at moderate pricca.All order» will receive careful and paraonal aUontlon.W\tBRAD LEY.No M Fact ary sMrart ^hcrhrrv ne, Mxroh i-b lôf-.A R0MK GYMNASIUM.HOW TO PNOVIOE RESTING EXERCISES FOR TIRED WOMEN.('\u2022asAltiaae Uvertaher# Oaar.aama- ta a y a G} wauwalu ws Mhuuld Ha read aradi*e for a gyuinaaium.Ite solid old rafters, its RubKtautial floor, its clean atall*\u2014even its work a day cart* and Sunday carry all\u2014 can he tranafonned into api>arati]e which will vie with the costly equipment of a foreign aanitarium for the cure of aching head aud feet, tired back and paining joint*.But you may he \u201conly a boarder \"\u2014 poor *oul ! IVrliap» you are tired of the never-ending round of household eart*, and enjoy the freedom from marketing and ten anting, \u201d Then make your room into a gymnasium.Your closet door, your chiffonier, your trunk* and chair*, the footboard of your bed aud the hook* in tho wall will furnish your apjiaiatne.If you live in a flat, where every room is on exhibition, you can have a white pine frame with adjustable crossbars and pegs put into anv doorway.An ordinary carpenter can make it for §2 or *3, aud thi* is one of the chief features of the Swedish gymnasium.(See figs.1 and 2.) Your floors and walls, chairs and tables can all j>e utilized, provided you i ourself aie loosely costumed.Now for details of these gymnasia.First the garret.If {Kissihle bar g a swing from the midbeam ; a turned rod lj inches in diameter makes its seat [.et both ropes pass through pulleys r.ti-l fasten to boat hooks on the wall, so that you can make the swing high sit in.Into some doorway in garret or bedroom have the frame above im idiom d fastened.This name consists of double pods so ar-rnnged that a crossbar may slide up and down between them.The uprights me rh high as the doorway.2i inches wide, If inches thick\u2014s -par.-.ud from Un ir \"other halves\u2019 by a I i, inch space.Hobs for heavy iron pins arc 1 ored at the same heights in all four uprights, two inches apart.The horizontal bar is !inches wide by 2 inches deep\u2014ovoid in cross section.Notches must bo cut near the bottom of ! iah- .\u201e-dt 1.DOORWAY WITH CI'RKiHTS AND CROSS-BAR 3.STALL BARS ADJUSTABLE, the upright* to allow complete removal of the cross bar.Then you may let the carpenter make a xort of fence to fit the frame, continuing fixed hare the ixine ei/e a* the crons bar, two inches apart, six bare in ail\u2014making the fence about 2 feet high.With these you have the chief apparatus of the Swedish system\u2014the ao called stall bars.A hsssook It feet high ie a very useful adjunct to this.If you muxt use only what furniture you have, pad the lower rim of your transom, nee firm chaire, exercise with your little boy\u2019s rocking-horse, your bed or «von the wall Having thus constructed our gymnasium we bare now to answer our second quee tion : Why use it?Because our daily life consists in on# monstrous round of activity or of enforced idleness which uses or abuse* one set of muscle* and weakens all the others of the tlVO pairs.Ennui hat never made* human being better ; you muet amuse yourself with your exercise To keep onr muscular system in good condition is one of our most important duties.Muscles make up the hulk of the body and hold most of its blood in circulation.Muscles manufacture food for other tissues.Muscular contraction keep* the vein* and arteries in tone; it hasten* the repair as well a* the removal of waste.The lymphatics are kept in order by muscle power Moreover no muscle cell is without its nerve hud organ, which degenerates when its mus ie ,« il lie* long unused.The heart i* itself a muscle, w hich undergoes waste and repair and \\v\u2019 a 1 >¦ \\ sand rests 1' t t i ! i ia m a uiirr : \u2022\tIf.:- :.-le cell* become crowded out by ti.t *(l!i.or if itc wall* beeouie Ireteheil aial\"1 .madden strain may rupture it at once.The question now folio-\u2014, \" When shall you lake thfobtiaL Hoard «an bs b*d at $4 and upwarl* inr\t*t prlv«\u2018ft lt'>nsAs aud hotel» TRADC MARK.CORDON\u2019S LINIMENT ro* t-HS cuss o* RMKUMATIHM, HCIATICA, J.UMB.GO, IAMK BACK, HV HA IN'8, BRUIBKH, 8TIITF JOINTS, Mo.FOR SALE AT DRUG STORES In ta.10 snd SOc Bottles.PUT UP BY O.Gi-CXEUDOiN SHKRDKOCKJC.IP.Q.GOBERE FILS & CIE.\u2014DEALERS IN\u2014 Shelf and Heavy Hardware Beg to call the attention of 1 îliittkxiiiif h* nntl T i tlie fact that, they are jut\u2019 receiving a car load of STEEL comprising Toe Caiks, Cutter Shoes, Harow Teeth, Tire, Spring* and Maehiney, Which they will soli at Montreal Prices.A Call is Solicited.CODERE FILS & CIE MSI 'W^AY m.3DSHI3NrT«l NOTHING BETTER FOR A PRESENT THAN A NICE OAK ROCKER COVERED WITH 8ILK PLUSH OR 8ILK TAPESTRY.I hava nice Ladies\u2019 Writing Desks in Oak or Walnnt, 37*ciiacy Tct'fc>les, ITLtk,ttck.xx Olittlirs Finishel lO'.h Century.'W oi'lk 1 Intalcets;, Oak and Walnut Dining* Chairs Sideboards and Extension Tables, PARLOR SETTS latest styles ami coverings.Everything all the latest styles and new.Aho Pictures Framed.-ncYxa.cm.'tocx* tlao ZPlcico- 75 Wellington Street 75 Vi \u2022i M .1 ILABLE S' 0^4498 13821021 THE SHERBROOKE EXAMINER FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1893 '\u2018The Sherbrooke .Examiner\u201d PUBLISHED FRIDAYS BY W.A.MOHEHOUSE & CO.Bobtcrii-tion $! 00 per re»' i «* moutln 50e; tlixuo moiitha 25c* A moat deeirebi* mediom tor adrertleers.Job PriuticK of all kiode doue promptly.Friday] jan 27, isw.POLiriCAL METHODS.The investigatiun in Paris into the frauds and corruption connected with the Panama Canal scheme still continues and almost every day a fresh name previously honored and respected is added to the list of those who have forfeited all claim to the respect and esteem of the community It is appalling to dad that less than one half of the millions raised has been applied to a legitimate use.Probably so ez tensive and widespread a system of bri bery and of the prostitution of otlices of public trust has never come before the world.Coupled with the diagract ful and discreditable exposures recently made of the malfeasance of men holding high positions in the govcrnmeut of our own country the effect is depressing and disheartening in the extreme and inclines us almost to despair of human nature.In our own case tho most painful feature is the exhibition of apathy with regard to the moral aspect of the delinquencies which have been brought to light.Party policy has triumphed over every natural sense of right and wrong and the vig orous and determined cll'jrts made by partizins on both sides to burke enquiry, and to shield 0!:' 'id.M of heir own political belonging has no* ' lied to increase the esteem which v.\ti jglit to have for our public men.\\\\ -eliove our whole political system is t.une and most of all the party organ.:', u ¦ i which exist for tho purpose of securu ; votes.The \u201celection fund\u201d of v/hioh Wo hear so much is an institution fraught with evil.Why should any such fund bv required if tho electorate were not to a tampered with.Thu legitimate ex peris sof a campaign are trifling compared v i h the amount of money disbursed.We a l know that the party hacks who have t a distribution of this fund are furnishe i with arguments more solid and convincing than any that can ba heard on the stump.'Tho fund itself is created in a way which will rot bear investigation.It is a matter of public notoriety confirmed by recent disclosures that it is produced largely by contributions from actus! or expectant contractors with the government.An impression unfortunately exists that there is a grostd.flhr-ence between the receipt of nun y by a public man to be applied immediately to his own personal use ai.d the requiring it to be paid into the general fund which is employed for placing or keeping him in office with a good salary and all the advantages of place and power.We see no dillerenco whatever.It has been said of one of Canada's foremost statesmen that he boasted that ho bought the poupie with their own money and thoy liked it.The story may or mty not bo true but it is the tacit if not open approval of our pub.ic man tor tho methods now in vogue for securing elections which is so demor-aiizing to the country.It is admitted by all even by those who take advantage of his meanness that a man who sells his vote is a contemptible sc mndrel hardly worthy to be called a man.We have little hope of much improvement in political morality until it is conceded that the purchase of a vote is equally disgraceful and dishonorable.MR.GLADSTONE AND HIS CRITICS.The rabid onslaughts made upon England's great statesmen on every possible occasion great or small by his political opponents are really amusing.He can scarcely make a remark about the weather without its being sported and repeated and perverted until it assumes the aspect of being anti-British if not treasonable.He has been recently charged by a correspondent in the London Times signing himself \u201can English journalist\u201d with writing \u201cbad English and worse grammar.\u201d The charge is made in connexion with a violent attack recently made upon the Premier by Mr.Goldwin Smith, and which the Times eagerly hastened to publish, the attack having been instigated by \u2022 letter written by Mr.Gladstone to a Mr Dooglaa Campbell thanking him for a presentation copy of his work intituled \u201cThe Puritan in Holland, England and America,\u201d in which he says \u201cThe English race (I am a pure Scotchman) are a great factor in the world, and 1 believe will so continue, but no race standi in greater need of discipline in every form and among other forms that which is administered by criticism vigorously directed to canvassing their characters and claims.\u201d The correspondent after quoting the foregoing sentence adds: \u201cI presume it must be his pure Scotch descent that causes the Prime Minister to write bad English and worse grammar.\u201d The animus of the Times it sho* by its condescending to publish euch .sense.The words in italics are evid> i-iyihe subject of comment.We claim that Mr.Gladstone's language is perfectly correct.The word \u201crace\u201d being a noun of multitude, nograramarian will deny that it may ba used in, either the singular or plural number.Mr.Gladstone uses it in the first part cf his sentence in the plural and eousequently the word \u201ctheir\u201d in the latter part of his sentence is both consistent and correct.The only question which can arise is as to the word \u201cstands\u201d in tho middle of the sentence.We contend that the singular number is necessarily adopted here for the simple reason that the portion of the sentence in which it is employed is obviously elliptical and must be read as meaning \u201cbut no o.ie race stands\u201d and that the word \u201cstand\u201d in the plural could not possibly have been used.We should like to hear the views of the Star critic on the pretended solecism.By the way is not Mr.Goldwiu Smith's attitude a little Inconsistent ?lie poses as an ex.uberent British loyalist oa the question of home rule for Ireland,and bis are amongst the most violent and bitter attacks upon England's Premier.Mr.Smith\u2019s loyalty on this side cf the At'antic is quite an other thing.Whilst vehemently opposed to the so-called dis-mumberment of the United kingdom he exhibits an equal enthusiasm for the dismemberment of its colonial empire.We fear that nature has endowed Mr.Smith with more than an average amount of bile.Laurier\u2019s Hamilton Speech- The Conservative press, in criticising the speech, say it was an empty affair, but the people wbo are heartily sick of the-national policy see a great deal in it.It is full of promises.The only thing it lacks is tho endorsation of the party, and this it should receive as soon as possible.If a mammoth convention can at an early day be held it will give unction fo the sentiments of Mr.Laurier, who has put himself in touch with tho people and will ore long lead them to victory.\u2014Kingston Whig.the Eloquent Lauriers Able Speech at Toronto.At tho banquet held under the ans pices of the Young Liberals of Toronto at tho Itossiu House, the lion.Wilfred Laurier replied to the toast of \u201cThe Lib oral Party\u201d and made a tpeech of more than ordinary eliquence.lie was followed with rapt attention and every point that he made was applauded.In opening Mr.Laurier expressed the gratitude he felt towards the Liberals and the young men of Ontario for their kindness 11 him during his vis t.Ke'erringtothe recent utteianc j of the Minister of Finance, lie declared that the country could rot be prosperous when one-fifth of our countrymen sought a foreign land.He stated thot he would not repeat his llan.-ilton speech but would merely state again his remedy for the evils which now exist It was decreased taxation and increased markets.We must have greater freedom of trade, such as is known in England.It is not possible for us to have such free trade as exists in England at once, but we must remember that free trade was not adopted there at once, but gradually.Touching the future of Canada.Mr.I aqmAg - oiced the opinion that she couid not Krays remain a colony.But were thes^tration from the Mother Country dependent upon a single wave of the hand 1 would not do it.If severed at all it must be severed as the ripened fruit from the tree or the young man leaves the house < f his fathor to become the head of family.So will Canada become a nation\u2014not severed from England by war but in amiry and peace.M\tr.Ltu\trier t\tlushed\t411\ttho ear\ty his- tory\tand t\tie c k\tquest f the Wood* Milling Co.The Globe\u2019s eoru p» lent in London.England, notes an adwnoe in price of Canadian apple*, ; id ir .;ea that only fruit of tho best quimiy be exported from this country.Scotch farmers, shi, ¦ era and cattlemen interested in the Canadian cattle trade met at Glu.»qo\\v and doeidod to urge the withdrawal of the order uche duling Canadian cuttle.Y.M- C.A.Anniversary- The IS h Anniversary Service of th ; Sherbrooke V.M.C.A.took place in the Art Hall on Tuesday evening the 24th tust.and was largely attended by those interested in tha work of the Association ia this city.The President, Mr.\\V.S.Dr.s-er occupied the chair, amt on the p atforai were Rev Messrs.Sparling and .wuseitd, i he GeiiCial Secretary, Mr.U S.Farrell, Mr.C.W.Cate and Mr.T.s.Cole Provincial Secretary.The meeting opened with singing \u201cAil Hail the Power of Jesus\u2019 Name\u201d which was followed by a Scripture Beading by Rev.Mr.Sparling, and a prayer by Rev Mr.Townsend.À letter wbs read from Rev.Mr.Shearer, who was out of town stating his regret at uot being able to be présentai the Anniversary service.The General Secretary was called upon for his report.He gave a very encouraging report of the work which has been done since his arrival six weeks ago, and showed that tho prospects for the coming year were very good.The Y.M.C.A, Quartette, composed of four of tho Association wotkers next sang \u201cRock tf Ages\u201d very nicely.Mr.C.VV.Cate followed with an able address upon the \u201cWork and Aims of the Association\u201d and gave a very clear and interesting account of the work since its inception in Sherbrooke, recall ing the very efficient services of many of the promoters and supporters of the work in times of adversity and success, and allowed very c\u2019c.trly how deserving the Association was of public sympathy and support.At tho conclusion of this sd dress Mr.N.V.McLe d su : in a very acceptable manner a\t, e l \u201cThe Master Stood in His TheRsv.Mr.Spar.i\t.\t, called upon for an address.I * ee.- i to ba inspired with an utn: .!\t; > umor, much to the discomf it .\tGeneral Secretary, who is a b.,\t-\t.lies fact appeared to grieve M r.sparling very much, aud he urged him very strongly to join the Association of Benedicts, and as an inducement offered to perform tho ceremony free of charge whenever called upon.Mr.J.It.Wilcox sang a baritone solo \u201cThere is an Eye that never Sleeps\u201d in excellent style, after which the Rev.Mr.Townsend took the platform, and being in a particularly happy mood kept the au-diance in good humor with his original illustrations for a considerable time.The Y.M.C.A.Quartette gave another quartette \u201cSweet Hour of Prayer,\u201d after which Mr.\u2019J\u2019.S.Cole, Tra\\ elling Secretary gave an excellent address on Y.M.C.A.work.He paid high tribute to the General Secretary of the Snerbrooke Association, and assured the members that they had secured a good man.He looked forward with pleasure to the day when Sherbrooke would have a grand Y.M.C.A.building with a complete outfit and\u2019 able to keep up with the needs of the young men in this rising city.He gave some very valuable and interesting information in regard to the first Y.M.C.A.which was formed in London, Eng.50 years sgo, and graphically traced its progress down to the present time.After a few remarks by the President, who thanked the audience for their attendance, \u201cRescue the Perishing\u201d _was sung, and the meeting was closed by (the Rev.Mr.Townsend.*31 :3\t^\t¦ English Spavin Liniment removes all hard, soft or calloused Lumps and Blemishes from horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs, Splints, Ring Bone, Sweeney, Stifles, Sprains, Sore and Swollen Throat, Coughs, etc.Save $50 by use of one bottle.Warranted the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever known.Sold by T.J.Tuck, druggist\tly41 Hall\u2019s Vegetable Sicilian Hair IL newer imparts a fine gloss and freshness to the hair, and is highly recommended by phys ieians, clergymen and acientiata as a pro paration accomplishing wonderful results.It is a certain remedy for removing dan-druf, making the ¦cup white and clean, and restoring gray hair to ita natural color.\ttf MM l.ll_ The Loudon hunt ball took place on Friday evening and was a marked sue- I Tho report of the r*>conciliatioi> of ex-Kinz Milan and Queen Natalie of Servia is officially continued.Socialists and other agitators in France are already preparing to make extensive demonstration on May day.Oscar C.Bass, formerly connected with tho press of Montreal, and Miss Georgina Coleman, sister in law of City Editor Gibbons, of The Colonial, were married on Friday at Victoria.Mr.and Mrs.J.G.Heck, of Cole Harbor, Halifax country, N.S., haa just celebrated the sixty first anniversary of their wedding.Herbert Wiswelt, who was present at the wedding, was also present til years later.KAIIAVAY AUC I HUNTS.Two persons were killed and seventeen injured in a railway wreck near Jersey City tlie other day.Tho number of deaths from the Alton disaster of Saturday is now 20 and fully 12 others are expected to die.Fireman Isaac Scott and Brakemnn Houk, of Conuellsvillo, Pa., were killed in a collision on the B.& O.road at Ellerslio, Pa.Other train bands were badly hurt.A largo sleigh load of people belonging to Pawtucket.R.( , was struck by a lo eomotive on the Providence «X: Worcester railroad.Eight persons were instant Iv killed and sixteen injured, about ten fatally.M ISCEI.1.AN ICOUS.The now opera i lim e at Woodstock will bo opened on .Innnary 27.It has been doeidod to move the steam er Eider from Southampton to Milhvall and refit lier for service.Tenders have been invited for a now drill shed in Brantford, the Government j giving ÿio.büff towards the cost.It is said no action in reference to the deep canal project will be taken at the present session of the U.S.Congress.St.Thomas and Port Stanley people are moving in the matter of having the harbor of t he latter place dredged so as to give 10 feet of water at the wharf.THK WOBLD\u2019S sfOUBGI\u2019S.Six eases of cholera have been reported at Buda Poetli.Three new cases of typhus fever developed in New York on Tuesday.Dr.Gatling, the inventor of tho Gat ling gun, has perfected a device for applying electricity to firearms.The sanitary council of Hungary states that only a few sporadic cases of cholera have been reported in that country.Several schools in the northern part of Peterborough county aro closed on account of a severe epidemic of diph theria.Irish Linens From the wlsSrstcd raalirrs, Mesirs J, N.Kichardtou -ons .t Owdla, lien».», Irolaud.We haTP juft received »»d pUecd iB .took spaci*! value in the ftjltowing lines, whieh we lug ta call jour attention »> : jjjtair Linens, Pillow Case Linen, Embroidered Pillow Shams, Crumb Cloths, Inter-lining Linen, Assorted Doylies, Isinen Tray Cloths.Vcry fine Damasks, Afternoon Tea Cloths, Lsinen Crashes and Hollering, Unbleached Damasks, Embroidery Linen.Jrish Glass Cloth, Napkins and Dinner Cloths.J^iiion Canvas and Sorim, Iron Frame Linen, Ninety inch Sheetings, Extra value in Butchers\u2019 Linen, New designs in Handkerchiefs, Stay Linens and R ugh Browns, IN GI'.NEBAI.The lease of the London & Port Stanley railroad to Cleveland capitalists was finally closed on Monday.The patent covering the Blake transmitter, in connection with the Bell Tele phono Company, expired on Friday at midnight.Stephen Neibn-, a sailor, when informed in New York on Saturday that hia wife was starving in Germany, blew out bis brains.THE SPOUTING WOULD.The balk line billiard match on Friday night between Joseph Capron of Galt and Geo.Sutton of Toronto for tho championship of Canada was won by Sutton 500 to 459.Tho Ontario Jockey dub will distri bute over $25,090 in five days\u2019 racing at the May meeting.The Toronto cup will be a race for $2,000, the Largest amount ever given in Canada.>111.ITA It V >1ATTEIIS.Tranquility tow prevails everywhere in Hayti.At the annual meeting of tho Canadian Military institute Lient.-Col.F.C.Denison was elected president.Tho British government has decided upon a slight increase in tho British troops in Egypt in view of the fact that recent events have threatened to disturb public security, j THE MUE KECOUD.The Essex public school building and furnishings, valued at $11,00, were destroyed by fire Thursday morning.Mrs.Elizabeth Coats, of Philadelphia, was burned t death on Friday from her clothes taking fire, and her G-year-old son, who bravely tried to boat the fire out with his little hands, was badly burned THE SOCIETIES.The < (range Grand Lodge of Ontario East will meet at Tweed, March 8.The re union of the Scottish rite Free- ¦ masons was held in Hamilton last week.Among those sent was Rev.Dr.Alex.Rosenspitz ¦ Alexandria, Egypt, a rabbi well kt.n to Masons all over the world.< :> s \\ t \\ riONS.The Y.M.4 hawtma aneeseeeefalli Wee»-.J, w U Sed late Tenoae reneC* a amaia a»e neetf aue- >ii boeea, whlaB will eue most eeeee, for ft poetpait.All «ns poateace uoafideiji Write fur otrealar aadren guaaa uamcina oo., Moatreai.To The OtMtf ?peraon oared of Deafoeee and noie in the bead of SI yean\u2019 elanding by a Him pie Remedy, will tend \u2022 deeeription of it fiwa to any paraon who appliee to Nicholson, 177.MetDoogal 8t.New Tark.\tIy7 Miaard'a Liniment relieves Keoralgia.Stella\u2014\u201cDid yon knew that Mr.Tippler rasa a laundry I\u201d Faunia\u2014\u201cHow did you find that oatt\" Stella\u2014\u201cI haard Tom aay that Mr.Tipplar had thrca aheeta in tha wind laat night.1\u2019 CULLED FROM THE OLD YEAR.Lewis S.Butler, Burin, Kfld., Rheums tism.Thus.Wasson, Sheffield, N C^ Lockjaw.By.McMullin.Chatham, Oat., Goura Mrs.W.W.Johnson, Welsh, OoU, In (lamination.James U.Bailey, Parkdale, Oat, Neuralgia.G.I Lagua, Sydney, C.B , La Grippe.In every case unsolicited and authanti eated.They attest to the menu of M IN ARDS LINIMENT.Room for one only.\u2014Clara you think of my new muff?\u201d coming up.speedy Belief fltr CVeap Gentlemen,\u20141 hove a little boy of 6, whose greatest trouble is the croup, at o l find that Uagyard\u2019s Yellow Oil give ipiedy relief, therefore 1 take pleasure i recommending it to the public.Mils L H.Baldwin, Oakland Out.2» 24 Carltton Oates\u2014\u201cAre you reajly so hard up t \u2019 Tramp\u2014\u201cHard up 1 Why.b'iss, if suits of clothes wuz seilin\u2019 at » o*nt apiece, I wouldn\u2019t have enougl.t \u2022 buy the armhole of a vest !\u201d MOTHERS ! Castoria is recommended by physician for children teething.It ia spurely vege table preparation, ita ingredients are pub lished around each bo .tie.It ia pleasant to the taste and absolutely harmleas li relieve» constipation, regulates the bow els.quiets pain, euros diairhceu and wim nolle, allays feverishness, destroys worms, and prevents convulsions soothe» the chib and gives it refreshing and natural sleep.Castoria is the children's panacea\u2014Un mother\u2019s friend.'tf> doses.35 cents.1 \\ ^' Don\u2019t you thick people\u2019s lives sre sf fectcd by their sirroundingeshe »aid.Of coune 1 do,\u201d he answered.\u201cEverj once in a while yiu hear of a m»n who dies becauie bii r< m is fail of gas.\u201d Phkry Davis' Pain Killer taken infer nally, it relieves instantly the most acuft pain.Used cxteruaily, it is the be» Liniment in the world [is elf ct in a1 moat instantané' in, affording relief /n o the most intense jiiin.It soothes tie i-ritated or irflain-d part and gives q iii-and rest to the aut! rer.It is eminent!' the peoples frieid, and every one shout have it with them, or w here they can pu their hands on :f in the dark it need be Put up in large Bottler.Heroic Treatment-\u2014SIis.\tWatts\u2014 \u201cWhat is that you aro making now Y j Mr».Potts\u2014\u201cA eur:okng jickot for mj j husband.If tha don\u2019t cure him frou.i house*, 1 don\u2019t know wh iking aniunu v\" will.\u201d Rebecca W- kin ! Ind.says \u2018 1 1 h I condition for or-I ness, Weeklies of a and Indie, -f.ton, of Browns\\a!!' y.J been in a ois rt s-eo years from Nervous the Stomach, Dyspi p j un'il my heal: h w>t gone.1 had bet-vi doctoring coustautly with no relief.1 b< Ught m e b'(tie '1 i South American Ne'¦vine, which done me more good the » »\u2022 y ?50 worth o! doctor ing I ever did m my life.1 would advice every weakly pars, -n to use this valuable and lovely* remedy : A trial bottle wit.convince you.Warranted by T.J Tuck.\tIyi2 Minaru s Liniment for saie everywhere.An Opposite View- 'ft y,.u wou'd be succeiful,\u201d aaid old Fu ige y to hi* a*in.you mutt ba up with thedaar.\u201d \u201cToatV all right, replied the young min, \u201cbut tha tint thing the aawu does is to ge* brake.The Monthlies Tka January number ef Cmnadm contains a (tory by Prof.Reharta ; Mskila-kia, aa Indiau Isgsnd ; a Battis with an Indian Dsvil ; puems by J.F.Heibiu, A.A.Maedooald, Wm.Merlin, and the efilter ; a review of Fletehet\u2019a \u201cNestor las \u201cHome Toplee,\u201d end other mtsosl-laaeoaa matter.Prices to tka amoaut of flfiO ara oFared for tka bast posaM and proas articles appearing in (Am*da during tka year.It ia seldom wa meet with a publication which wa can recommend eo heartily aa this At Its low price, 50 eanta a year, it \u2022 ught to bava a vary wide circulation.A \u2022impie copy may b* obtained at any |>- » by sending e poet card to the publish.», at Hampton, New Brunswtsk.There are e oumber of businesa men in Sherbrooke wh< , «henever they went letter or bill head», or any work nquiring a design, send t sum* large city and pises their order.1 i.i y oa *mamk, myskl* aa 4s-sissS !»>¦\u2014« * « pm sent, ps^aMs Saif fmrty ItiW 4\u2014 ttoMnaass >*\u2022«¦¦< TVs PsSswims» u4 limpam murnlpm a4 tSi* Qampamj tss by A* tf Ut fart*assis fi rii-* * bs s law* InvssS- c.H.ram, Ses.A Tss A.MORENCY PICTURE FRAMER.Ito Uigisl ta4 kssl MosS of MOÏÏLDINOS te\tI» MUd ttom UrrarSj Kngraviflgs,G!ibea,eiif.A Wpastrttr.Alas aB kto4a BAMBOO WO OX, whclsssls aw USUL 123 Wellington St., Sherbrooke.B.X.T0XLH1S0N, BOOKBINDER, BULIK, AND Blaak Book liana facturer.LETTER BOOKS, ACCOUNT BOOKS, MEMORANDUM AND SHORTHAND BOOKS, UNDERWOOD'S WHITING INKS AND MUCILAGE.Agent for Um Centennial Letter Copy ng Book and Ink.No press or moiatun required.Os-wok¦» Mark.Oppaalla P.*\u2022 p.m., Portland £:.4T!OX leave» Concord 6.20 a m., W.H.Juni tion h,«»0 a iu.M.Jchnabr.ry 10:05 a.rn., Ne««l'oit 1 3U p.in.g armes Sber-brooke 4 16 p.m* M1CIHT rXl'RKSM leave* Poaten 7.15 p.»r., Worceeter o-.S p, in., Nashua 8.3«) p.rn.Conoord 0.4U p.m., NewYerk 4.ou p.m., hprinitfiehl 6.I0 p.to .Greenfield f».: i p.m , W.K.Junction ]2:5o a.na., rortiaml :>.So p.m » arri** Bherbrcokt 7.SO a m., Quebec 1.15 p.to.WAGNKR SLf KPING CABH losvo Boston on 7:16 p.n*., train.also loav»* bpnngt cld OUt:l0p.iu.train f.r SLcrbrockc and Quebec.D.C.LOOMIS & SOUS CON TB ACTOR, BRICK MAKER* and BVILma.\"Hi! was Ql PORTLAND CEMENT, Fl EM CLAT ma bbute, halb.mubtab, mb.XbXÏÜEeII AgeaM Me Ike mataiaw Ltae Oea»ww» im ¦WbrMk.Md TMtaMe.BMeb *w«re keg* m kamé at LIMB MOUBB, mw 8.T.M'I BmBM BEST MACHINE PRESSED BRICK oiricn at a area tabu, Betaieei Bwwa.D.& LOOMIS A B0 %» Oeeies è T iiwte ) >!\u2022 C.C.BRYANT, \u2014MAjrUNAOrUBBB OB\u2014 SASH.DOOBS.AewMMravew, BLINDA > ,»*ld «M , bMd at tom DMT ITNB amd NAOTOBX, LEMAIRE & LOW OOKTBAOTOB8 A BUIl.DBBS, tSher toroolte, f*.MANUNAOTUKXBS ON BASH, DOORS, BLINDS, HOUSSS FINISH, FLOOR BOARDS, MOULDINGS, DRESSED AND UNDRESSED LUMBER -FURNISHED TO ORDER.- Flan* arid ¦peeifioation* mad*, and Dallmat** farniabed on application.Factory, 10 Upper Water Street, (Oppoatt.B.A.I.0o'.Sew Mill.) -NIAGOGl- WOOLEN MILLS.SHERBROOKE, P.y A.L.GRINDROD A CO., CUSTOM MAKUPACTUEma.Spixmicgj Carding, Foiling i WFEDS, FULL.CLOTH, FI-ANNELK, ULANKAT'b, ÏJULNS» etc.High es; price paid lor Wool\u2014Car h or In os change for Good*.Machinery, etc.W >\"\u2022 i Wi DODGE WOOD SPLIT PULLEYS We keep a full lice of the I'odffo Wood Split Pulleys in Rto« k, aud c%n sl ip t » suy port of the country quickly.What\u2019s cooie.vo use them in our works and rrccncu end < ur lustomers to do like wire.The Jenekes Machine Co.Iy26 «IKRP.ROGKrC, QUK.Cone* *or Varying Speed.\u2022* £ ili IhdVlMg Dyll Electrical Supplies f Always oa hand a large \u2022aaortasent ef £Isctri«fti Bsils, Batteriss, Pus Buttons.Of ever?deaulptioe, saell MOTORS AND DYNAMOS rrca I to 8 bom powar.] atao aall OABTtBUB or aem with foil difoeUeoa kow So Solid M*» Telephone», Blasting Betteries, sta., repsired.Model work s specialty.Orders »» nail prompt I, etteudsd ta A.J.Lemaire» Oppo.iU the Market.\tKleotne»! Meeklswe THE SHERBROOKE IRON WORKS \\Vat«r ( P.J.KLANDKRS o«u.Pat*.Agent, U.K, FOL90M, D»v 'lUft Mtssrs.l>.W.Hyclrnar, A!fr*d O.Camp-hvh and Kfihra rn Caron, jrMrt.cxl mach4aJ*la.are prepared to t»V orlrtra f« to ba daad, ¦aoauaa aba baa aat aap braatL A taa-battla without a apoah A aaat cut with tha hot too.oat, A \u2018'oomfuat' \u2019 with tha oettoa (oaa Aad aot a bad to pat it oa , A bandit without aa ait, A hatchet without wood at dut ; A pot-ltd aad a wacoa-hah, Aad two tan at a waahtof tab.Tbioa btokta piaiaa of dlffenat ktada, ¦aota Baubatal tatla aad baaaa rlada .A tabla without leant at lag», Oaa ebatt aad half a doaaa pag» , Oaa oakea bag with boa pa of braaa, Tuablaa of dark gnaa gtaaa, A flddla without aa/ atriaga, A gaa ataeb aad tww taxbar wiaga O reader of Ihit lanaterp.Taka arantag bp a gtaphio atorp, For Uttla aap man ripoota.Who wean good thtrtt with bwttaaa oa 'a».¦nr to pat aa cattaa ch aka Aad nalp hate braaa ptaa to pte 'aw, Tta, rot.an bar httla autahaa Kaap the real fraw grawtag gaaat, Vbaa pou eaa't tall bade far patakaa Warm lag ward» wttl be too lata, \u2014Ausa Oaar.He Called them Birdie A aarf anziotid young farmer, rigggd out in kid Sunday clothaa, and hi* rad ¦\u2022ek'tie Titible half a Mila away, ealltd at tha Twelfth «treat polio* «nation the other day and atked the «ergeant in ebarg* if he would an«wer a legal quei-tkm for him.1 '\u2018Perhaps io\u2014what i« it ?\u201d was the re ply.\u2018\u2018Well, what is breach of promise ?\" \u201cIt is going back on the girl you are engaged to be married to.\u201d \u201cBat what is an engagement in law 2 \u2018Leading the girl to think you intend K- marry her.\u201d \u201cHaven\u2019t you got to ask her to have you right out ?\u201d f'* '\u2018No.What is your caseHow far did you go ?\u201d \u201cWell, ] said to her that I thought we d make a good team if hitched up, but that wasn\u2019t nothing.\u201d \u201cIt wasn\u2019t, eh ! It was the same thing as asking her to be your wife.Ever call her pet names ?\u201d \u201cI think 1 called her Birdie a few times.\u201d \u201cEver write any loving things to her ?\u201cI began my lettets : \u201cDarling One,\u201d 1 think.\u201cWell, you are stuck, and if you want to go to states prison for fourteen years you just try to give that girl the shake ! Better go right home and marry her.\u201d \u201cJupiter! but I\u2019ve got to ! I kinder thought she had the lift on me, but wanted to be sure.I\u2019ve offered her a boss to give up my letters and quit claim on me, but she wouldn\u2019t do it.I\u2019ll add twenty-four saw logs and four cords of wood, and if she refuse I\u2019ll have to toe the chalk-line.So callin\u2019 a gal Birdie is askin\u2019her to marry you ?\" \"About the same thing.\u201d \u201cSaltpeter?but if that\u2019s the case I\u2019ll have about twenty of them in my hair.Which street leads to Canada ?\u201d \u201cKeep right down this street.\u201d And he was walking in the snow in the middle of the road aa for as they could trace him.Fof Over Fifty Years ftin-s.Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used by millions of mothers for their children while teething.If disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with pain of Cutting Teeth send at once and get a bottle of \u201cMrs.Winslow\u2019s Soothing Syrup\u201d for Children Teething.It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately.Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about it.It cures Eiatrhoea, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, cures Wind .OoliC, softens the Gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives tone and energy to the whole system.\u201cMrs.Winslow\u2019s Soothing Syrup\u201d for children teething is pleasant to the taste and is the prescription of one of the oldest and best female phyai clans and nurses in the United States, and is for sa!e by all druggists throughout the work).Price twenty-five cents a bottle.Be sure and ask for \u201cMrs.Winslow\u2019s Soothing Syrup.\tlylli A Surprise Party- He was a comfortable looking, middle-aged man searching for a boarding place, and he struck one that was just started, and was the first prospector to attend the druggeted steps.A neat maid answered his summons.(This was surprise number one.) He was shown into a cosy parior where a grato tire was burning.(This was surprise number two.) > There was an open piano on which some classic music was displayed.There were also some now books on the center-\u2022 table.' This was surprise number three.) la a moment the mistress of the house entered.She was young, well dressed, and did not greet the stranger with a commercial smile.(This was surprise number four.) The gentleman explained his wish to become a boarder, and soon the landlady showed him a room which was comfortably and substantially furnished.(This was surprise number five.) He remarked to the lady \u201cThis room is not elegantly furnished.\u2019 It looks like a home.\u2019 \u2018Did I advertise elegantly furnished rooms ?\u201d asked the lady anxiously.\u201cNo.That\u2019s why 1 came.I think-now there is nothing but the meals.May 1 aak if you have cabinet pudding often ?\u201d \u201cNever, sir !\u201d \u2018Nor molasses pie (\u2019 T never heard of it.\u201d This was surprise number six.It was almost a shock.) \u201cMadam,\u201d said the new boarder, \u201cI arr: well-to-lo and can give you good references.I perceive by your dress that you are a widow.Let me be your only boarder for life.I am a single man \u201d This was rather, in the nature of a surprise to the widow, and she asked time to think of it, but a wedding in the near future is » foregone conclusion.Frlaoaer* l.ibrrntvW Many persons who hsve been confined to their beds for years by rheumatism, t.sme back and kidney complaints, have been liberated from their sad prisons by the wonderful regulating and purifying action of Bardook Blood Bitters which drives oat the acrid poison from the Mood sad restores htelth to the sfiieted.3*24 APPUCATKMS THOROUGHLY REMOVES DANDRUFF Mill SHBBSEm \" D.L.CAVKN ! PlrtL|tt ^*l,« f* \u2022« «»J x_____, «N F A*?» AoM-Itooslrmn n la* i t« fcftir.jfiUARANTEED ___\tm»\u2014in mV otts a * fww tmMrnls-w BOA ossiy UiaroufMy mmox _ , _ exoiMU«n Ft O O K E.FOR PERFECT FITTING FOOTWEAR Slater &Snxs 'm v its.We carry in stock all t!ie desirable shades in OXFORDS and SLIPPERS WICCETT.iAHU \u2022 ¦mnggaanmwii 17 & 19 McGill College Avenue, Montreal Hgur-gts, also table board, lo insure rivotus pleaMe write or I Five minute, to (h P.and G.T.Kaltwav Stntjmiw This.popular Family Hotel if-: points of interest.TATtellem' and fîiaillos will find clean, comfortable rooms and good table Hot and cold baths.So liquor Bold.'r I'» &2.00 per\taccording to room* ___üed need ratoa to permanent legraph in advance.K.S.ttiCYMOlelkHI, Sleighs, What our M* Fathers used.Come and osteal see our new and of to-day.modern styles ara«îr3\u201e .G Twenty different styles to edoose from.05 \u201cAugust Flower For Dyspepsia.A.Bellanger, Propr., Stove Foundry, Montagny, Quebec, writes: \u201cI have used August Flower for Dyspepsia.It gave me great relief.I recommend it to all D very good remedy.\" )yspeptics as a Ed.Bergeron, General Dealer, Lauzon, Levis, Quebec, writes: \u201cI have used August Flower with the .\t.-\t.\t.C.A.Barrington, Engineer and General Smith, ^ydney, Australia, writes: \u201cAugust wlower has effected a complete cure ii^ny case.It acted like a miracle.\" Geo.Gates, Corinth, Miss.writes: \u201c I consider your August Flower the best remedy in the world for Dyspepsia.I was almost dead with that disease, but used several bottles of August Flower, and now consider myself a well man.I sincerely recommend this medicine to suffer ing humanity the world over.\" ® G.G.GREKS, Sole Manufacturer, Woodbury, Nevr Jersey, U.S.A.HAVE YOU yv.y.SffAf-g i \u201cBackache means tha kidneys arc in trouble.Dodds Kidney Pills give /jiompt relief.\" \u201c75 per cent, of disease is frst caused by disordered kidneys.\u2018 Might as well try to have a healthy city without sewerage.as good health when the kidneys are dogged, they are the scavengers of the system.\u201cDelay is dangerous.Neglected kidney troubles result in Bad Blood, Dyspepsia, Liver Comptaint, and the most dangerous of all, Brights Disease, Diabetes and Dropsy.\" \u201cThe above diseases cannot exist where Dodd's Kidney Pills are used.Sold by all de-iii-rs or sent by mail on receipt of m-icc 50 cents, per l'u\\ or six for $-,.50.llr.T.A.Smith A Toronto Write ior book called KiJt.t y Talk.ore ^roût ouphs, olsis, and ijjhtheria haw for ROOD VALUES.Tk« illaht um or I tM>d for Hrootl oat* Vattenloii Anliuola.Careful stmlv is r>-, 301 Broadway, New York City.*( >T The disease n most severe in the nur^ny.attacking all varieties.In early summer, reddish or somewhat paler spots made their appearance on the upper surfnee of the leaf.At first these spot* are less than one-sixteenth of an ineli across, but gradually increase to one-eighth of «an inch.In severe eases a nunr-ber of these spots become confinent, forming one largo patch.Badly diseased leaves turn yellow and drop.An examination of the lower surface of the leaf immediately opposite the spot, will show a small elevated, yellowish and somewhat glistening bod v, which contains the numerous spores.In many cases the bodies holding the spores are broken, and the aglutinated spores have spread for some distance, forming a whitish pellicle.The disease is effectively treated by spraying with copper compounds.leaf of the common e under surface of the ion of spores in the In Fig.2 is seen a showing spots on the il.Pammel, Iowa Ex- Fig.1 represents a lenitivated cherry, t *n eaf showing a colle t angles of the v« in -Mahaleb cherry leaf, upper surface.\u2014 L périment Station.Worth < in Mtlcrinu.n mauv gnod things.Pony SleigUs,\tLight Driving Sleigho, Family Sleighs,\tGla -1 ; n-St'.4\tit),* *.f t,.l/ r It.nul .| Of urn-work, or Uu, error, or, x-» of youth.Thi, Kotmily ab-«tOuiely ourr, th, moei oheiiDuu* cue, when ,U other nexTlllli'Tn here felled erm to relieve.Y*tfl l*T*ir*u:-ZM* nt «1 pee pweknaw, or nix for $5* or eenl by Biivil ou rmtsn prt**e Vy xrldrrwun, TltK JAMK8 MUt OU.1 erwrlo.Ont.Wnx* for pwinphlit Hherbrojk.by W.R.RRIFVITH.tomNE rtokl Iu\u2014 Prof.Holjrrl \u2022 n wi Here is soim frutu him which is worth considering ic «1 the greatest and moat fatal niistat:' f tin* farmer is the doingof t(sj nim li mi ¦ ,r work.My advice to my boys «1 ways\t\"Don\u2019t work too much : jilun coiistu' I*, save your strength.\u201d Make that l.i '¦ I! that is bellowing and exercising bi oi*.\u2022 *!\u2022¦.« in tearing down his box sTidl, do - 111*icii of the work as you can force hie: to *,ih are tired out at th* same time.\\ i vannot draw from both ends of the 1 i* 1 at onceand havethe contents contini; miming a great while; nor can yon work sixteen hour* out of every twenty four, keep your farm accounts, \u2022and lie awake the othereight hours to plan next day* work Take th* proper time for all work, and begin now the work of improvement in everything on the farm.There 1* room for it in every department.What Am I To Do ?The symptoms of Biliousness are unhappily but too well known.They differ in different individuals to some extent.A Bilious man is scldotu a breakfast ^ater.Too frequently, alas, he has an excellent appetite for liquids but none for solids of a morning.His tonguo will hardly bare inspection at any time ; if it is not white and furredsit is rough, at all events.The digestive system is wholly out of rder and Diarrhoea or Consumption may e a symptom or the two may alternate.There are often Hemorrhoids or even loss if blood.There may be giddiness and often headache, and acidity or flatulence and tenderness in the pit of the stomach.To correct all this if not effect a cure try Greens August Flower, it costs but a trifle and thousands attest its efficacy-, tf -* no» - .A Columbian Victor Ho was coming out of lha postoflice with quite a strut in his walk, and that tort et a triumphant air which a Usman conqueror put on when hie grateful people gavo him an ovation after he had thumped the enemies cl Rome.He was a little man, too, and the vnliance of him was the more noticeable.\u201cDon\u2019t hit him again,\u201d exclaimed a friend meeting him with a laugh.\"Oh\u2014ah\u2014exquso me,\u201d ha stammered, as if caught doing something he shouldn\u2019t.\u201cHowever,\u201d he went on, \u201c1 do feel like a gladiator, or a champion slugger, and I guess 1 show it.\u201d \u201cYou do very plainly.What is the cause of it ?Been in a tight ?\u201d \u201cNo, not exactly.\u201d \u201cWhat is it, then ?\u2019\u2019 \u201cVtm\u2019ve seen those new Columbian postage stamps ?You know how big they are ?\u2019 The friend nodded.\u201cAnd I\u2019m not a very big man, am I ?\" 'fine friend shook his head.\u201cWell,and the little man blew his cheat out, \u201c1 licked four of them in there a few minutes ago and didn\u2019t get a scratch.\u201d Two of a Kind* She was a lively little Yankee girl, and her friend was real English, not an imitation, but the pure article.Ths American girl was recounting the events of the day and remarked : \u201c1 made a fearful break when I was talking to Miss M\u2014at her house to-day.\u201d \"Indeed,\u201d observed her friend, \u201cwhat did you break ?\" \u201cWhy\u2014why\u20141 suppose that is slang.\" \u201cBut what does It mean ?\" \u201cOh, that you have said something yon should not\u2014that is all.\u201d Oh, we would sail that a faux pas.\" \u201cA which ?What kind of a paw ?\u201d \u201cIt ia French for a blander,\u201d explained Miss Londen.\u201cOh, you make ms tired\u2014coma off,\u201d said tha American girl in despair, and not casing what kind of language the *a*4.Then her friend odjested kst fog gloasea looked at her severely and said in a tren-qnil vole* : \u201cWhat a blooming Mint yoa are, teallw withoet a w*rd.\u201d\t* i lU LAPLF 1726 - THEo SHERBROOKE EXAMINER.FRIDAY.JANUARY 27, 1893.*!' TÎEWS TOPICS OF A WEEK 4M PORTANT EVENTS IN FEW WORDS FOR BUSY READERS.Jl Complete IteeorU of the IJu.y World'» Happening* Carefully Compiled anil Cut Into Handy and Attractive Shape for the Jtcuders of Our Caper.CRIME AXD CRIMINALS.William Mulligan, a farmer living near St.Thomas, tried to kill his sister \u2022nd failed, but he killed himself by «hooting.Arthur Black, a teacher, killed his wife and son and committed snicido at Hove, a suburb of Brighton, England, Abe other night.A despatch from Guatemala says tho British legation there has been mobbed and the British Minister\u2019s son so seriously beaten that he-may die.Odilion Crepeaud, LL.D., a clever lawyer in Montreal, is said to have been doing a profitable business by cleaning old law stamps and selling them as new.A baby farm, kept by a negro, and his wife, who have nursed 50 children during the past eighteen years, has been discovered on tho outskirts of Hamilton, In the celebrated graveyard insn ranee case at St.John, N.B., C.B.Welton ¦and Dr.E.C.Randall were sentenced to five years each hi Dorchester penitentiary.In the United States district court at Albany N.Y., the grand jury presented an indictment against Dr.John A.JBoarst for smuggling valuable drugs from Canada.This is tho celebrated phenacitine case.George A.Booth, T.Tierney and Harry Young are under arrest at Trenton, charged with setting fire to the Taylor block in that town on November 30.They will be tried at the Belleville assizes on March 4.At Athens.Ala., Count Von Boerk-m&r, an exiled German, shot and killed .Eamncl Daniels, whom ho charged with unlawful persecution.Daniels shot first and missed, then was killed.The count is in jail.Daniel Coughlin, one of the men sent to Joliet penitentiary in connection with the mnrder of Dr.Cronin in Chicago, is to have a new trial Coughlin protests Ms innocence and is joyful, as he says he will be a free man if he gets a fair trial.THE WORLD OF POLITICS.The prohibition commission resumed its business in Montreal on Thursday.Tho protest against the election of Mr.Jbhn Bryson.M.l\u2019.forPonti .was dis-mfesod at Aylmer, yue.Tho State Supreme Conrt of Illinois has rendered a decision that a woman \u2022can vote at school elections.The Australian parliament last week Tby a vote of 45 to 43 declared its want of confidence in the government.Hon, Edward Blake spoke at Hudders fidd on Wednesday night on behalf of Mr Woodhead, the Liberal candidate.Tho comptroller of New York state announces that the sGto is now practically ont of debt, w ., .,448 053 in the treasury.The dynamiter Callan has been quietly released from Portland prison by tho British authorities and sailed for Amer-ioniast Saturday.At the Woman\u2019s Suffrage convention in Washington Susan it Anthony was [ elected president and Rev.Anna Shaw vice-president at largtv Despite the remonstrances of the German government, the budget commis-\u2022ion of the rcieUsL»'- has reduced tho »aval budget by 1,140,000 marks.; \u2022 ¦?î»e Nova Scotia legislature opened on Thursday The chief business of the aession will bo legislation respecting tho proposed coal mine consolidation.It is semi-officially announced that Great Britain has exchanged explanations with France on tuo subject of tho action taken by Great Britain in requiring the khedive to dismiss his ministry.The Pope has intimated indirectly his desire to aid Mr.Gladstone in passing the Home Rule bill in the hope that with Mr.Gladstone\u2019s assistance ho subsequently will be able to re establish dip lomatic relations with England.BUSINESS AND BUSINESS MEN.Steps are being taken in Sarnia to form a board of trade.Mr.W.W Ogilvie has bet n elected President of the Montreal Board of 'rade.The temporary loan secured last June by the (Quebec Legislature has all been repaid.Mr.D.It.Wilkie was unanimously elected president of the Toronto board of trade last week.Herman Horowitz, a conspicuous financier in Vienna, went mad suddenly qnd killed himself.t A despatch from C'heyenno, Wym., *»ys business on the Union Pacific rail-roajl seems paralyzed.\u2019 Herr Otto, an architect, of Buda Peeth, has failed, with liabilities amounting to 2,000,000 florins.The old mercantile house of H.& L.Tessier, of St.John\u2019s, Nftd., has assigned with liabilities of about $800.000.Bradstreet\u2019s reports 30 business fail-ores in Canada last week against 37 tho Kvious week, and 72 in the correspond week of 1892.Petroleum has been discovered at .fiKnover.A local firm, while boring ?srr water, lias found marked indications cf the existence of ©E.\u2022\"^\"\u2019rtie Capitol National Bank, of Lincoln, Neb., has been closed by the NsUon.il Bank examiner.Deposits, $825,000.The state has $250,000 on de-p$pit -^A 10 years\u2019 contract has been signed by which the United States Express Company carries all express matter on the Reading railroad system and leased ttnee THE DEAD.Baron St.Oswald died on Friday in London.Lord Elphinstone died in Muss the tiluii'ra r CwBihiKii»*, which «re b«id if be BOIUI v he tiuest i f he k li d » Vei pr> duced 1U b in ij^Hii nu u z The Miown.ter (FVhruai)) Cehturv \u2022II contain » w* \u2022 i ubti*i*d iuvelartc>« «> ie i f thtm, \u201cLite in \u2019hi Malay Peun it ar,*\u2019 is descriptive of 11 tî palace an Me people \u2022( ihe Mahr**j'»h of hoe In n»e lb on «he in m and « pp< B1 t?E k nh city « f jjapnie.Tl her ip a viv u hiC« Dot \u2018 f the iOU«itM \u2022 Dy «he aie Jain A PRIZE REBUS A f ONLY TO LOAN od Rood ipeuritT.ill\tiiUKD A FRASER, tf 27\tAdvocates, Sherbrooke A Gift for Everybody Answering this Puzrfe Correctly.it.tiaicniwii'.l\u2019iiiple Bri'Wii.Rudyard K p- ih.i llii'i k< y Vic/tolM.Tin- Ir have a atory * F Guar y St c.- I» nil t-ngia* ¦ »ned by 8 _ i a paititii h l y D-' Ave y.Jr It ii-pi.»> ut* hatiemarl t* * ccurr.iic*- in Ittfli* ii, I he capture a Du'ch Ki .i r>y F-ench liusoar ) i, g tl * i v .-n i ¦ f Hi4land by .oi tlie h'»i French lb public, 794, »uru » i- bi1 right to ilii \u20191 v .M.iiii- i f h* Durcb ship u.d in ne Z.ydei Z i,\t11 «n» tbick ei uiih I' 1 l\u2019h French huaaara were v oping over the ice, i i iituring lire Du\u2019cti in* V the « lily Cme whu b\" p-i e \u2019\t11 Lppincvtt'ÿ Magazine for Febraary 1893 \u2014Tne cunip.eie novel m vn » isiu \u201cThe First Flight,\u201d is by Julien Gordon It deals satirically with the ambitions of a daughter of wealthy parents, not q i \u201cto the manner born\u201d socially, and is illustrated.The Journalist Series is con tinned in an interesting article by Hon.Russell Young, on \u201cMen Who Reigned : Bennett, Greely, Raymond, Prentice ant Forney.\u201d Portraits of these famous edi-ors are added.In the Athletic Series, Herman F.Wolff gives an account of \u201cWrestling,\u2019\u2019of which he is one of the most eminent professors.Karl Blind, a well known authority on the politics of the Old World, discusies \u201cThe Russian Approach to India.\u201d Miriam Coles liar ns, the author of \u201cRutleige,1 ciiticis \u201cSeventh C immandmeiit N m la.\u201d ai i maintains that fiction gives undue pr-dominance to the sexual relation \u201cJiiaiah Allen\u2019s Wife.\u201d and \u201cJi aiah\u2019 Alarm, and Francis Wilson n skttcl \u201cThe First B rn tf thç Grçhsrd,\u201d Worthiuytuu'z AlnijQZtne for Februarv p-i a v\\i ,\u2018i ¦ \u2022 **uk e i ^ >i ürfîsting pHpe» y J, A.M n< Ktiighr, cnmie.d \u2018BrigLiin Y ung ! A F Si etch by 0 e wh Knew Him \u201d Mr*.Liverm -re pres nt.tKô recoud paper of the entertaining s.rite 1 oi personal rt ui'niscercrs, ¦ J'i '(.lie 5 ir giLiiy\u2019\u2014Fif-y Ye*M Ago.\u2019' ih- youci \u2022 \u2022\ttCotr spenda a day in the Virginia o ds with her t ew nupi's, ai d her r.ovi ind varied experience» are very br ^ht y uni vividly ponraytd.in \u201cZeph,\u201d Lida V Churchill contributes a strong and ' n\u2019etite s'ory, of which tho teaching is : \u2018 From tho least thing Vo he greatest, b true.\u201d \u201cDj Women Love their Wor ?hipe«s ?\u201d is the sinking title i f » characteristic paper by Junius llcnri Brown that will attiart much attenti n.\u201cMits Trot\u2019s Valentine,\u201d an appropriate Ftbiu arv stt ly, is based upon an i ver-inlerest ir.g inciden'\u2014\u2018ho icuni n of faith'u lovers after yeats of leparatim.\u201cThe Regeneration i f Camp Scott\u201d is a pouer-lul story ftom the pen of Albert Bigelow Pair e one of the most promising of th younger wr t .-rs of the West.'Ihe p e ry \u2022\tif this number is especially pood.Ttu Depariment matter will be found psr'.cu Urly attractive.\u201cA Defense of America!.C* okery\u201d is sprightly and amusing, and in \u201cHealth Talks,\u201d Dr.Starr treats of \u201cThe Diet of Children : What and How Should They Eat,\u201d with much pia-tical wisdom and in a vein cf quilt humor.\u201cOur Young Peop'o,\u201d has a capital story, well illustrated, entitled \u201cBeltie tl e S xton,\u201d and a bit of verse descriptive i ?the frontispiece.\u201cHonv) Entettain-¦n nta.\u201d finely illustrate^, ai d \u201cKnots o j Untie,\u201d offer pleasant i ccupation for the j king winter evenings, and \u201cThe Otaclr,\u201d \u201cAll Anund tho House,\u201d and \u201cGleanings j for the Curious,\u201d afford a delightfully i varied entertaining and instructive mis- \\ cellany in which eVety tcader is sure to i find something acceptable The charming ; frontispiece, with its graceful aughing * tijurcs that move the looker on to atjm-nsthetic smile, is a reproduction from A | Eckardt\u2019a beautiful painting, \u201cDit j Schwat/.s Petor.\u201d of .^lOO IN CABII.lack and Jill went up tiie lull to l?ct » pail In the shove well known Rliytne the word \u2018\u2022Watir \u201d Is missing, and is to he.found ronce M* d in m* ah .\u2019, '\"tol Jack a,all.ill.he md -her, of Onr Yonne Feople w'!\u2018\t\u201e «'null to th'* DfrAOIi ^\t1\t, wra \u2022\u2022 Water \" in the also e piriurr.To ihes.eord fine (àold Wntoh.To tl»*\t\u2019JJw'!' ?g Wifitcli To th« fourth un elecrant oplo«trhirn isaClaif^e* !u'Ul! return rosU to every answer received lumicmher that you «et the pnp-ir for a\u201e entire v ar m,d a chance lor on «or moreof Ihcpruts.«\t} answers\u2019* received each a handsom- Souvenir vot: to Sav whether « on.ALSO TWO REGISTERED SHOETHOHN BULLS.One 2 year old end rue yearlivg ; good individuals and gojd pedigrees Add ices JSio.Y.o \u201c ''\t3, * cts Nos 8, i) ' ti.11.]5, 10, 17.18, O, 20, 21.22 :.v tf$, 25 0 c7, 29C0 \u201c Range 4, lots Noa.!*., id, 1., 19, 20, 21, 22.23.20, 27, 28,\t2200\tM Range 6 and G, Lot No.\t£7,\t4bO\tM These i.am\u2019s tre all w**ll Tirobored and will he sold in Lets to suit nurchasers.Teudeis will te received by midereignci.ANTHONY VOM B.care of MORI-IS HOL1\u2019.Advocates, tf 6\tTennj le Building, Montreal.For the flfflee J For the Poeket.YEAR 1893.9$ »\t11/0\ti-l CALL EARLY.Shfrbrooke dan.6tb, If9^.D yen wai.t any kind of an instrument Piano,\tOrgan, Violin,\tPass Viol, Cello.\tGuitar, Accordéon, Mandolin, Clarinet, Cornet, Flute, Drum, Whistle, Pan jo, or a Jev s Harp, Sudden Death, \u2022urn Mrs.John Smiley, 1 years of »jZ«, livire fn tho pinnaefo neighborhood, Shipton was found dead in her bed Sunday m rn ng the 2Jnd instant.Coroner W.-odward was called but held no irqtest as Dr.Darche gave it as his opinion that deceased died from valvular disease of tbe heart.Do you want jour tuning done by the year Ï WE CAN DO IT.Do you want Music Books, Sont:», Solos Instrumental music, arythicj; in music WE HAVE IT OE WILL C-ST IT The People^Should Know It.The Canada rrtfbytrrian hita the nail on the head when it says :\u2014 \u201cMere clergymen\u201d are often accused of doing unbusinesslike things, while politicians are popularly supposed to be i x ceedingly shrewd, able men who never do or say anything foolish.It is a long time since wo heard of any ministers doing as foolish a thing as Mr.Foster did the other night in Toronto, when he shored for hslf an hour to make the peo .le of Canada be\u2019ieve that their financial ffors are in a highly prosperous condi- i n.There is a remote possibility that -he people know something about tho matter themselves.If they are highly oroaperoua it should not take an ab.e \u2022li quent man ao long to prove the matter to them.(i.L Loi CHILDREN'S SLITS.We hare just rccc v^rt ant! 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A Complete line of OINKED AhC TEA SETS Haviland Chi!!»,\t*> Royal Worcester Chit.», Crown Derby China, Royal Aynesly China Hungarian Art Ware.A «strain Art Ware Vienna Art Ware.^TABLES*.SILVER TABLES, Onyx Top Tables, Mirrors in Brass Frames, Mirrors in Silver Frames, Hand Mirrors.Bronze Figures, Brass Paper Holders, Brass Candle Sticks.LAMPS.Banquet Lamps in Gold, Banquet Lamps in Silver, Banquet Lamps in Braar, Piano Lamps.Parlor Lamps, Study Lamps, Hall L«tn|is.See our Bargain Tablé -l & Canada s Next Viceroy It now appears to be settled that.^ tho Earl of Aberdeen will succeed Loro Stanley aa Governor General of Canada for the term of five years beginning tho coming summer.Tho Eirl is well known in Canada and it is fully expected ho will make a most popular representative pf Her Majesty.Ritians Tabules cure bad breath Bipans Tabules cur© dvspopsia.Ripan» Tabule» \u2022 r r *