Sherbrooke daily record, 18 novembre 1897, jeudi 18 novembre 1897

[" aie HARMONIE BAND | EXCURSION TO | MONTREAL, | November 19& 20, - 92 BY CRAND TRUNK.| | | | oiln ec 936 SHERBROOKE, QUE.THURSDAY, NOVEMBEE 18 1897.-PRICE ONE CENT # DECISION OF THE POPE.Like It.\" Attorney-General Cameron, of voor - Cameron Does Not oo the Manitoba Government made : the following statement with regard the reported\u2018 utterance - of the Pope on the school question : J * «The decision of Rome, if cor- \u201d rectly reported, is to be regretted.¢ publi ,- church went to Bee \u201c real this week.\u2018Tuesday and It seems remarkable, but the an- ism of the minority to the school system has apparently rather increased than de minished since the settlement,and will probably be still further in- -creased by this decision.It would certainly seem that this is a most re-actionary step on the part of the Vatician.hy has not the same rule been laid down for the.rovince of Ontario?It is onl - \u201ca short time since Cardinal Satolli made a deliverance on the subject in the United States, presumably 5 with the Papal sanction, in which, if I rocollect aright, the minority were permitted to use the public sehools in all localities where the \u2018had not «chools ef their own.It is, indeed, difficult to understand why the province of Manitoba .alone should be placed under such a stringent mandate.\u201d - Archbishop Laugevin, when seen at St.Boniface Hospital, would express no opinion on the * reported pronouncement by His Holiness on the Manitoba school settlement between tine Manitoba n ROCK ISLAND.November 16.\u2014James T.Ball, draughtsman of the Boston Fire department, is in town a guest at Lee Farm.\u2014 Co The Ladies of the Universalist gave a very nice entertainment in Foster's Hall last night.One of the many pleasing features was the \u201cFamily Album.\u201d Two very nice solos were given by \"and Dominion Governments.* Mrs.Thomas and Miss Moulton.The Derby Line Banjo Club e Plain last Friday night and furnished half of the music at the Klondike -social.The Beebe Plain correspondent in the Journal said it was furnished by Stanstead College.Rev.Dr.Flanders is in Mont- \u2018The effects of the Rock Island Whip Co., were sold by auction on Monday.: - The E.L.C.E.of the Methodist church gave.a social last Friday; about 100 were present and a very pleasant time was passed.The R.C.bazaar was held last \u2018Wednesday.The proceeds were about $500 of which $200 come from the guld headed .cane which was voted upon for \u201c the most popular man in the three villages, 10 cents buying a vote.C.H.Kathan won the cane © © _with 900 votes, 200 majority.-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 HATLEY.Nov.17.\u2014The social at Mrs.R.- - F.Bowen's, last Friday evening, \u2018 epidemic unless\u2019 - was well attended in spite of stormy weather and bad roads.Proceeds $7.80 in aid of the fund of St.\"James church.Mr.J.D.Morrison, of Hatley creamery, has received of the department of agriculture a cheque or fifty dollars as a prize for building proper cold storage in connection with his factory.The election of councillors for the newly erected municipality of North Hatley takes place on the 2nd inst., at North Hatley vil- \u2018lage.Edwin Howe, sec\u2019y-treas, of Hatley township, is \u2018presiding officer at the election.: ~~ Mayor Geo.W.Kezar, wife and fon are comfortably situated in a \u2018roomy cottage at Southern Pines, North Carolina, for the winter.We trust the change of climate will prove beneficial to them.COATICOOK November 17.\u2014There are several cases of scarlet fever in what is called the French portion of Coat- 2 icook.and according to one of our ns, will become firm \u2018stand is taken immediately, to prevent contagion.| Master Alfred Ayling, whohas n seriously ill for some time, 1s gradually sinking under a ravag- 10g disease.n the occasion of the marriage of Mr.L.M: Thomas, a short time ago, some of his many friends proposed making him a substantial wedding present as a token of the esteem in which he is held by them, This happily culminated last Tuesday evening, when he prominent physiei - Was presented with a beautiful mahogany easy chair, upholstered in figured plush.It is hoped by the donors that recipient will have ~ many hours of comfort and solace in his spare moments.The very first premium paid on\u2019 a policy in -the- Sun Life of Canada money saved for the future, The interest earned by this sum ina savings bank during the year would be buta trifle.But what a legacy it- bequeaths toa family when it has been deposited with an Assurance Company.| - - \u2018been intereste SHERBROOKE STREET .© RAILWAY.How It 'Was Brought About.brooke Street Railway.By that day the whole city line, as far as it will be constructed this winter, will be in full operation.The cars, thus far, have certainly not lacked patronage.A passenger \u2018ona Broadway street car once said, \u201cI have never offered a lady a seat in à street car.\u201d After being reproached for his lack of courtesy, he replied, \u2018I have never had a seat to offer.\u201d Although, no patron of the Sherbrooke cars may.speak as the Broadway man did, yet many cars loaded to their full capacity have passed over the Lennoxville line during the .time in which it has been in operation.It does not seem improbable that the belt line, which will be opened tomorrow, will be equally well patronized._It is just about two years ago since the idea of trolley line for Sherbrooke was first originat- are only today beginning to realize its practicability.The company, which was first formed in this city and which obtained the charter for the construction of the road, was composed of the following gentlemen: Messrs, Wm.Farwell, Dalby Morkill, Wm.Morris, Frank Thompson, J.S.Mitchell, F.P.Buck, R.H.Pope, Alex.Ames and- W.Blue.Soon after the formation of the company, notice was given that application \u2018would be made to the Dominion Parliament for a charter, but.the notice was too late, and the charter was received from the local Legislature in the spring of 1896.This, however, in itself was only a preliminary step towards the construction of the electric road.:.The capitalists who: builtit had not, at the time of the first company\u2019s frrmation, in the matter, and the procuring of the charter was by no means an assurance that the_road would be built.Mr.Burke, president of the present company, was, during the winter of 1895, occupied as chief engineer in the construction of the water works system at Newport, Vt.He happened to be in Sherbrooke during the winter on business, and met Mr.Fred Griffith, director and secretary-treasurer of the present company, who brought the _ electric road scheme to his attention.Mr.Burke, who represented the capitalists, Messrs.Clements and arding, was interested and went away \u2018with the understanding that Mr.\u2018Griffith should obtain an option on the company\u2019s charter.This was done and the new company was formed early in the spring of '06, composed of Messrs.J.W.Burke, F.J.Griffith, Wm.Morris and J.E.Flood, The charter obtained by the first company was purchased on April 16, \u201896.The city granted the company its | franchise on April 22, °96, and the scheme for the construction of Sherbrooke Street Railway was fairly launched, and has since been carried through to a:successful issue.Undoubtedly the first credit of interesting the capitalists who constructed the road, is due to Mr.Fred Griffith, who,during the winter of \u201996, conducted the negotiations in Sherbrooke with the company, which resulted in the purchase of the charter by a company which meant business, and pushed the scheme \u2018through, until now Sherbrooke\u2019s trolley is in successful operation.DIXVILLE.Nov.17.\u2014Quite a number of attempts have been made to organ- izea lodge of Foresters in this place, but they have been unsuccessful until now.For some days past Mr.Stewart, a gentleman from Ontario, has been circulat- picturing to them in more or less vivid colors the benefitsof belonging to the order of Canadian For- \u2018esters, with such success that the lodge has been formed, with 20 members, underthe name of Court Dixville.: The following is the list of officers : Junior Past Ranger, A.K.Grady; Chief Ranger, T.J.Grady; Vice Chief Ranger, Elisha Kings- ley: Recording Secretary, H.J.Norris: Financial Secretary, C.E.Drew: Treasurer, Walter Bailey; Chaplain, Rev.G.H.A.Murray; Senior Woodward, Laurin Drew; Junior Woodward, Horace Norris; Senior Beadle, O.C.Egle- ston; Junior Beadle, Willie Wright; Conductor, W.J.Williamson; Trustees, Arunah Byron, Edgar Damon, Archie \u2018Wright; Finance Committee, Ozro Piper, W.H.Bryan, Allie Straw.Co There are some others who in- \u2018tend to join soon, so we bid fair to have a flourishing lodge of Foresters in the near future.The best and quickest cure for coughs and colds Cough Syrup.| It will be three weeks on Mon- | }day.since the opening of the Sher- | ed.Many scouted the idea and | it was agreed ing around amongst the boys and | is Menthol | WATERVILLE ITEMS.\u201cNov.15.\u2014A wedding is one of | | the coming events, particulars later.j 4 On Saturday evening Miss Julia Dobson, a sister of Mrs.A.H.Gale, passed away.The deceased has been a sufferer from consumption for nearly six years.She was the possessor of a bright and.winning disposition, and a noble character, and will be much \u2018missed by her circle of relations and friends.; The annual meeting of the members and adherents of the Congregational church took place on Wednesday evening Nov.10th.The tinancial and pastoral reports were encouraging and hopeful.It was decided in future to raise all funds by the weekly offering plan.Theattendance and interest _manifested was encouraging and augurs well for the future.\u201cMr.Wm.Lawson has sold his farm to Mr.Hammond, of Montreal.The price obtained is reported to be $3,400.Mr.Hammond has bought the farm for, bis son, who has been in poor health but having improyed very much, as a resultrof spending the past summer at the home of Mr.Wm.Clark, he has decided to remain, and become a robust, successful farmer.| ; There are two institutions much needed in Waterville.Entirely differert because they serve man in distinct ways yet both are necessary and helpful in developing sturdy manhood and womanhood.We need a reading room and circulating library- and a skating rink.Who will reveal their public spirit by leading the way in procurit Ig bath.THEY | AGREED.Washington, Nov.17.\u2014Sir Wilfrid Laurier and his party have lett for Ottawa, the Behring Sea > conference having been brought | e to a close.The Behring Sea seal experts reached an.agreement) esterday afternoon and a meeting of the diplomatists_ was held immediately afterwards at which hat the Canadian authorities shouid make a proposition to those of the nited States for a settlement of all the difficulties now existing between the two countries.=~ ~~.PERSONALS.Mr.John Eawson Johnston, of Kingswood, Sydenham- Hill, London.has purchased the racing'eut- ter Britannia, recently sold .by His Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales.Mr.Johnston will be remembered by the citizens of Sherbrooke as at one time proprietor of the Conadian Meat Factory, which had its plant where the Quebec Central Railway shops are now, at Newington.He made.the- fluid beef which bears his name, and \u2018within the year has sold his business to the Bovril Co., though still retaining an interest n it.) RE - de BUSY | ; MAN.Le | In your daily round of busy busi.Serer your régulaemeal houroftez ng yo causes Zadache, or a hurried luncheon brings on an attack of Indigestion.You can\u2019t work when in this condition, You need instant relief to be able continue your day\u2019 duties.That when it is good to ves = Abbey's Effervescent Salt | ; 8 in your office desk.This preparation has a marvel effect on Headache and Indigestion ; a teaspoonful taken in a glassof water givesinstant relief.Its daily use will prevent their return, | Here is what/those who know and.| who have Abbey's Effervescent i Salt, say : - ; From Dr, os.& Lovegrove, Not- ham, England.- \u201cI bavegr t pleasure in certifying that Abbey's Effervescent Salt is à WC, safe and useful family medicine and is s ç lly benef in cases-of In-.estion and Rheumatism.\u2019 rom Coraîle De Loraine, of \u201cLe Follet,\u201d iccadilly, London, Eng.\u201cJ tried Abbey's Effervescent Salt for a bad nervous headache, It entirely removed this in the course of a few \u2018minutes, and I have had no recurrence of it, and from what I know of its good effects on others for various complaints, it is a most valuable remedy, All dru sell thisstandard Eng: lish preperation, _- Price 2/6 or 6octs, a bottle, Trialsize, ascts, - S-Send for free sample.- ; THE ABBEY RVESCENT SALT 00., LASTED.CANADA, | THE SUBJECT OF ght dl, | Good .the ald of Ml You cannt secure good light.We have a complete stock\u201d of all styles of.Oil Lamps suitable for Diving Room and Parlor ata LOW PRICE.Bedroom Lamps, Night Lamps for the Sick-room, Lanterns that the wind will not.blow out.| J.8.Mihell & Go.SENSIBLE Xmas Presents In less than six weeks Xmas will be here.Now is the time to select your\u201d presents, Our Xmas stock has commenced to arrive and we are showing a fine line of | Cobler Rockers, in oak, birch and mahogany, | Ladies\u2019 Secretaries.Secretary Bookcases.Roll Top Desks, from $13.00 up.Willow Chairs and Rockers, .| Fancy Reed and Oak Tables, Plush Chairs and Couches.Parlor, Bedroom and Dining suits.JOHN EDWARDS, FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS.171 Wellington Street.The Beaver Saw Works ~ Company, .SHERBROOKE, P.Q.« # MANUFACTURERS OF CIRCULAR AND MILL SAWS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.Special attention given M repairs.| | | WE EMPLOY ONLY THE MOST i SKILLED WORKMEN and feel that we can five you satisfaction.IMERCHANTS BANK| \u201cOF CANADA.Qapital paid up.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.$8,000,000 GEORGE HAGUE, - - General Manag :.Taos.FYSHE, Joint General Manager.K.F.HEBDEN, Supt.of Branch 8 BRANCHES IN ONTARIO AND QUEBEC, Belleville, London, Preston Berlin, Montreal ehec, \u2018Brampton, : Montreal west end Renfrew Chathar Branch No.2459 Sherbrooke Galt, Notre Dame St.Stratford, Gananogu , Mitchell, St.John's, Hamilton, Napanee, St.Jerome Hespeler, Ottawa, gt.Thomas ersoll,\u2019 Owen Sou Toronto, Kincardine, Perth, Walkerfon ingston, Prescott, - Windsor, BRANCHES IN MANITOBA.Winnipeg.Brandon.BANKERS IN GREAT BRITAIN\u2014The Clydes dale Bank, (Limited AGENCY IN NEw YORE\u201452 William St.J.A .RKADY, Manager, Sherbrooke Wants money for first-class Groceries.Call in and trade Your good money for 8 Cans of Blueberries for 26c (every one good).Another Barrel of Cranberries in stock, - | - 2 gts.for 26c.He has also fir:t-class - Apples, 40e.and 46c, pk.INSURE IN THE Is very important.Without Hall, |- Rest oc.assc0c000000 eevee ~8,000,000 i .HEAD OFFICE, - THE LITTLE GBOCER| \u201cese are extra nice.|\\ R.LAKEMAN.! PRATTS = ST Is giving great sat- igfaction.The demand is increasing - daily.If you have ~ not tried it, do so.* It is certainly a bet- - ter oil, and costs no \u201c more to the consumer.: Co | Joan B.LeBaron Cor.Bridge & Main Sts., | \u2018In order to make : more room in our.HANCES.Underwear Dept.We have been cbliged to remove: to SECOND FLAT, the LINEN | i |.i È * DEPT., which will now -be in.charge of Mr.Arcand, and you ; will hear more fully from this | department in a few days.| ~.\u2014ALSO \u2014 We have introduced for the first \u2018time into Sherbrooke a DARK! RooM for showing \u201cEvening Wear.\u201d This department will be _ready forthe public Wednesday a.m.Other innovations will be an- | à - \u2014_ \u201c | nounced in a few days.North Hatley.the temperament is wrong.politan grey.We h C.F.OLIVIER, \u2014 - Sole agent for \u201cNew Tdea.15c.So omar THE RIGHT PLACE .167 -WELLINCTON \u201cSTREET.Sign of the Moose.ties of the instrument.\u201d by singer or pianoist \u2014 TORONTO ( .- intending purchasers just opened up.the thing - for this season \u201c waists-for odd skirts, 147 to 161 Wellington St.to get the latest styles and lowest prices in fur of any kind is | .From The Toront: > Antoi LOVHD ITS TONW.oo | ntoinette Trebelli, the world-renowned French prima donna, This instrument is handled exclusively by .In the Eastern Townships, .\u2014 |.: - HsamoL - ~~ Sherbrooke\u2019s Greatest Store.DRESS 6000S \"Direct from Paris, about 50 elegant Dress lengths.There are no two alike, and for richness of style and beauty of pattern, they cannnt be equalled.These handsome Dress Lengths should not be overlooked by - New Checked Plaid and Shot Taffeta Silks, all the newest and choicest colorings for Ladies\u2019 Waists, of, the year for making 4 LC 102\u20ac FROM 50c to $2.50;PER YARD, 204 £ tter for 25c, à A.CODERE, \u2018 { So L.: | The up-to-date Hatter and Furriér Globe.writes as follows regarding the Gerhard-Heintzman grand piano.used by her at two grand concerts in- .| | : \u201cPermit me to say that the Gerhard-Heintzman piano used at y two concerts completely fulfilled the highest expressions of ex-' cellence that had come to my ears.-I loved its fine quality of tone, | and I may also add that my pianoist, Mr.Hubert de Blank, hds| expressed himself in most flattering terms of the many good qualj- Quebec recently : I - 201 i ; ; The above fully carries out the statement repeatedly made in these columns that in the Gerhard-Heintzman pianos, f reign artists find an instrument that leaves nothing to be desired either GLOBE, October 3oth, 1897.A.LeBARON.AND SILKS.| 4 y } ASE rire se are 4 \"All the newest Silks in Plain: and, Figured, just ; = 1 SEERBROOKE - R.A.DARKER, ; | L |._U \"L.A.BAYLEY/ SCIENTIFIC PIANO TUNING.| The art of equalizing the temperament of a Piano soast produce perfect harmony throughout the scale.If your Piang does not sound.\u201cquite right\u201d when played in some particular key , g.Let us have charge of your Piano for a few months and watch the result.Our usual moderate 18 H.C.Wilson & Sons, 83 Wellington 3 ~ NEAT HOSIERY.What woman does not like to wear neat and stylish Hosiery?Of course, sin Stockings, tastes differ, .Some persons prefer the severe black, others prefer stripes, a few are fond of delicate dots, while there are those who still cling to the rigid white, or cosmo- ve Hosiery to suit every fancy at prices which | will induce purchaser.EE AA.: .| iy .We want to sell a great many of these goods within a week, and to that end we offer: Fine Cashmere Stockings worth 25e.for 19c ; others little be If you want an extra gopd quality.we have them for 50cour 5-ply stockings for Boys, will tell you there is none better.' \"BOSTON STORE, 119 WELLINGTON STREET.pair ° » .A person that has bought | ee atc coma £2 .a } \u2019 / District Mgr., Sherbropke- - r - | | | i | | bo ET i g PE 5 e i « .Ig \u2018 À i a \u201c.\u201c Fi fd [3 .M «ti 4 .(EI, A i \\ : ! 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| ° ; | > - x LL .- gra Von fre ne of eB, dr eee ey I route ° J ARIE Ar UR Eady ; gs.2 HR 0 a Tee PRET EE i A ome > ! 5 Loe i Poli Loe Lee Api AR 2 wk *.WW ANTED À zeneral servant.street, City.3 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDA Y, NOVEMBER 18, 1897.Up to fifteen words, 15 cents, one cent each additional word; each insertion.If not paid for in advance Ti) cents extra.O-LET - House.in Geriken Terrace.Us Apply to Charles D, White 222t \u2018 V ANTED \u2014General servant.Good wages paid.Mrs.Frank B.Wilson, 19 High 231-tf.FE SALE \u2014Barn fixtures, sleigh, robes, etc.Those building a barn can secure à bargain in doors, windows and stable fittings.A good driving sleigh and robes will be -sold cheap.Apply to Fred Davis, Wolfe St.236-1 WANTED=A general servant.Apply to - - Mrs.T.J.Maguire, 22 Ball street.236-tf No cooking.One that will go home at night preferred.Apply to Mrs.R.W.Butler, 206 Wellington St.- - 236-2.OR 'Sale\u2014One Farlor Suit, 7 pieces, (new), at a bargain.On view at Odell's Furniture rooms.Apply M., RECORD Oftice.231-tf WANTED Hay \u2018and.Wood in exchange for Pianos and Organs.H.C.Wilson & Sons, Sherbrooke.- .231-6.\u201cWANTED AT ONCE.A young or middle aged man to act as \u201d SPECIAL ACENT FOR OUR LIFE AND ACCIDENT \u2014 - requested.© Ifthereisa Business Man in the - BRANCHES.Good terms will be given to a suitable man.One with experience preferred.\u2019 DRESSER & Co., | 29 Market St., Sherbrooke.COTTAGES FOR SALE.Four Semi-detached Frame Cottages, on Belvidere Street, Sherbrooke.in excellent re- 232-6.\u201c _ pair, paying 10 per cent.net on $3,600.00 at which price they are now offered.AEF Al runing \u20ac PATON MA} ACTURING CO.219-2mo.Sherbrooke, HORSES TO CLIP.JAMES HARKNESS has purchascd a Clip- er which runs by power (the first ever used in this city) and is prepared to clip horses, guaranteeing a first-class job at reasonable prices.: 213-1 mo.\u2018Lacrosse Tombola and Bazaar.NOTICE.The presence of the Ladies who have go kindly consented to assist in the Tombola and Bazaar, of the Sherbrooke Lacrosse Club, are cordially requested at a meeting to be held in Odell\u2019s Hal], on Tuesday afternoon, the 23rd instant, at 3 o'clock, at which meeting the Bazaar Committee will be present and be prepared to submit a programme for the consideration and approval of the ladies.- A large attendance is therefore particularly © On behalf of the Committee.: T.J.MAGUIRE, President.101 _ A.E.ODELL,,Secretary.Sherbrooke, 18th November, 1297, 236-4.FRANK THOMPSON - & GOMPANY, BANKERS AND FINANCIAL AGENTS.Municipal, Railway, and Industrial : Debentures Bought and Sold.- Loans Negotiated.- Notes Discounted at short dates upon approved names, \u2018Advances made upon approved col lateral securities.Exchange purchased.; Cheques, Drafts, etc., cashed before and after regular bank hours.MONTREAL CORRESPONDENTS: cc MESSRS.HANSON BROS., FINANCIAL ACENTS, Canada Life Chambers.- NEW YORK COKRESPONDENTS: - MESSRS.HENRY CLEWS-& CO., BANKERS, 35 .-Wall Street.: OFFICES: | BELL TELEPHONE BUILDING, 31 WELLINCTON ST.SHERBROOKE, QUE.\u2014 \u2014_ SS.2 W.D: SIMPSON.STOCK BROKER.Griffith\u2019s Block.Stocks, Bonds, Grains, Provisions, and Cot ton dealtin on margins or for cash.Informa- - tion freely ziven on application.Direct pri vate wires to New York and Chicago.Bell Tel.237.Pcople\u2019s Tel.219.Eastern Townships whose trade is as large and satisfactory as he wants it to be, we wish him joy, and -that is about all we can: do for HIM.But thers are others-\u2014 Lots of others\u2014 ho are not so contentedly situated, and to them we say, e know that we can serve ou intelligently, faithfully, rofitably, and we can best o it just now.Co Confer Together nd see just what \u2018is needed and what can be done.Correspondence solicited.= \u201c L.S.CHANNELL & Co, , \u20ac ; - Mr Channell is editor and manager of the | Publishers, SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.- Sherbrooke, Que.\u2014 HE RECOMMENDS IT.- Sherbrooke, Que, April 9th, 1897.I have much pleasure in recommending the work of Mr.W.J.Gray, of Cookshire, as an advertisement writer.He has bad several.years experience, and made a special study of the business.Anyone desiring his services can feel sure that he will give careful attention to all details, - L.S.CHANNELL.only daily paper printed in the Eastern Town.ships\u2014the \u201cSHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD.\u201d WILL J.GRAY, advertisemenc writer, = Cookshire, Que.BUSINESS PORTION BURNED.Tiverton, Ont., Nov.18, (Spe- re cial)+This morning, at 1.30, broke ont and swept the greater part of business section of this| town out of existence.MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.- \u2018 EMPLOYES\u201d REFUSE | now the TROUBLE AT WORK.Not Anxious to Increase Ther Wages, Trouble has been brewing among part of the weavers at the Paton Mills since Monday, which culminated in about 40 of them refusing to return to their work yesterday noon.00 During the afternoon a meeting of the strikers was held at the home of Jos.Thibeault, ; when their grievances were claimed to be as follows: - + On Monday, the 8th instant, the foreman, - Mr.Ned Irwin, gave orders that owing to a-rush of work they must work overtime until 7.30 each evening.The weavers did so during that week expecting that the extra work was for the one week only.On \u2018Monday of this week, learning that the overtime would be continued indefinitely, the weavers on the first floor refused, and left their work at the usual hours 6.15 p.- m.Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, Jos.Thibeault, who was looked upon as a leader by the foreman.having finished his web of cloth was given t6 understand his services were no longer required.At noon when the other \u2018employes learned :of the .trouble, they refused to return to their work, and at their, meeting passed resolutions to the effect that Jos.Thibeault and wife be reinstated in their positions; that the working hours be not longer than 6.15 p.m., as there are many women and girls who\u2018 cannot stand the additional work ; and that the foreman, Mr.Irwin, who they understood, was to \u2018 be discharged, be continued in his present position.A committee of two were appointed to engage Mr.L.C.Belanger, Q.C., to look after their interests.A representative of the RECORD called at the office of the Paton Mfg.Co., this morning, and saw Mr.Paton and Mr Hope.They said that the cold-weather coming on has brought in a large number of orders requiring immediate shipment, and some given on condition that shipment is made by certain date.This required over time work by the weavers, who piece work.On Monday, Nov.&, notice was given to work until 7.30 each evening, till further orders.There was no trouble until Monday of this week, when Jos.Thilbeault, who worked on the first floor, was seen to be running from loom- to loom, and shortly after the employes of that floor refused to work overtime.The management could not understand the reason - for this, asa year ago the employes were working three-quarter -time only, and eing in a position to give additional work it was refus- The trouble was among those only whom Jos.Thibeault came in direct contact with, therefore it was decided to discharge him.His wife was not discharged, and no fault found with her.There has been no reason far discharging Mr.Irwin, as intimated by the strikes at their meeting._ \u201cThis morning sev eral of the dissatisfied ones returned to their work, and the trouble-is expected to be over before the day is out.The unjustifiable action of the strikers is shown by the fact that they are not sustained by other | employes of the mill.Mr.Paton does not expect orders will require the extra work for more than two or three weeks.GUN CLUB TOURNAMENT.\u201c An interesting meeting of the gun club was held last night, at which it was detided to hold.a \u2018tournament, open only to the Eastern Townships, on Thanks- iving Day, Thursday, Nov.25th.rogrammes will be prepared at once and sent to neighboring | clubs.The question of inviting the Interstate Association to hold a tournament here next summer was freely discussed and met with general favor.The association is composed of the largest manufacturers and dealers of the United States, who give a series of shoots throughout the country each summer,paying all expenses and sending representatives and expert shots, to introdu:e their goods and exhibit their own skill.Their aim is primarily to stimulate the interest in trap shooting, and indirectly to sell goods The members who attended the Interstate shoot at Montpelier, last August, feel sure that the Canadians will be glad of \u2018an opportunity of seeing the champions of America at the traps, and of ual competition with\u2019 them.As the comimercial representatives of the gun and ammunition makers, | they are the pleasantest people possible to know.The club will meet again Wednesday evening, next, for further discussion of the matter.\u201cTT | WHEAT MARKET.\"Mr.W.D.Simpson, Griffith's block, reports the following prices in wheat today, by private wire from Chicago.: Dec.wheat opened 95¢, highest 96c lowest 94 3-4, at noon 94 7-8, May wheat opened 90 1-2, highest 911-2, lowest 90 1-4, at 12 o'clock, H 1-4.To Dec.Pork opened $7.30, lowest = $7.27, at 12 o\u2019clock,$7.35.PATON MILL arrested at Mag number about 9, equally divided | \u2018on two floors, and are paid by comparing their own work in act-| MAGISTRATES COURT.Vagrants Fined\u2014 A Young Thief.Four men, giving their names as follows: Geo.Boaltcher, late of Toronto, Richard Troy, of St.John, James Bevins, of Kingston, and Albert Johnston, of Colling- wood, were Yesterday afternoon, condemned to pay a fine of $1 and costs or two weeks in gaol, under a charge of vagrancy.They were f' olice there, and brought to Sherbrooke.It seems they had been ordered to leave the town and were afterwards found in Mr.-Audet\u2019s barn, making a fire in the fire box of an old disused engine.A young boy, 11 years of age, named rles Cote, was also before Judge Mulvena, and pleaded uilty to a charge of having stolen $8 from 8./C.Nutter\u2019s team.It appears that he rode down to the G.T.R.station with Mr.Nutter\u2019s team and the teamster went into the station, leaving his freight book on the seat with a cheque for- $24 and $8 in money inside the book.When he returned the boy was just disappearing and the money was gone.$6.50 has been recovered.He will in all probability be sent to the.reformatory, but some papers have to be drawn up yet.~ CONCERT AT BISHOP'S COLLEG 2.We understand that a Thanksgiving concert will be given under the auspices of the Bishop\u2019s College Mission, of which Canon Adams is the director, on Friday, Nov.26, at 8 o\u2019clock p.m.The concert will be held in the Bishop Williams Hall, and the management have had the | good fortune to secure the favdrite soprano, Miss Hollinshead, of, Montreal, as the-leading artiste.Local talent will also be forthcoming in the sha e of glees, solos, &c.e moderate oral par of 25c.will be charged for all parts of the all.LL As the electric railway is now open, it is hoped thata large number of Sherbrooke friends will avail themselves of the .opportunity of hearing such a favorite as Miss Hollinshead.: Mr.P.R.Neill, travelling passenger agent of the Quebec Central Railway, isin town.Prof.Belfontaine is confined to his house by illness.| ! Mr.Jas.F.Wilson, East Angus, registered at the Magog \u2018House yesterday.I | Messrs.Geo.Brooks and L.A.Mathewson, Montreal, are at the\u2019 Magog House.* a Mrs.H.Vineberg and her daughter, Miss Eva, from Moutreal, are the guests of Mrs.J.LL ,Vineberg, Messrs.A.E.Ramsay, Oshawa, J.KE.MacFarlane, Ottawa, and C.E.Rogers, Detroit, aré at the Magog House.of the Q.C.R., went to Montreal, yesterday, on railroad business.| Miss Dora Sadlier, of Island Pond, is visiting Mrs Swan, of East Sherbrooke.| Mr.James Dooning, an elderly gentleman residing on Galt street, while walking on the street, yesterday afternoon, near his hoe, fell and broke his eg , Mr.L.N.Chreps, Bradford, Vt., is registered at tke American House.: Messrs.C0 D.Baker, Danville, and O.W.Hull, Cowansville, were in town yesterday and registered at the Albion, ~ General manager Fi to Montre y, | Messrs.V.Paradis, Coaticook, and C.Begin, Brompton Falls, are at the Continental , ; Messrs.L.H.Lawrence, and A.Gauthier, Montreal, are at the Sherbrooke House.Mr.H.E.Edy, of Clarenceville, was in town yesterday.Miss Myrtle Loomis, who has been living with Mr.W.A.Hunting, Lennoxville Road, leaves Monday for Spokane Falls, Wash, where she will visit an uncle., George Patterson.of Coaticook, is stopping a few days with his brother on Montreal street.Messrs.S.B.Telford, Rock Island, and S.Taylor, Richmond, registered at the \u2018 Sherbrooke House yesterday.|.- \u201cMessrs.J.B.Mortimer, Montreal, and I.E.Breton, Quebec, are at the Continental.Mr.and Mrs.John A.McGregor leave here on Saturday morning for Quebec.where they will take the mail steamer for Liverpool, and thence to Mr.McGregor\u2019s \u2018home in Aberdeenshire, Scotland.Mr.McGregor came to Canada over a year ago a singlé man, and now returns, with In Canadian girl for wife, to take charge of his father\u2019s business at Mintlaw.We | wish them success.\u2014> QUEBEC STREET RAILWAY, Quebec, Nov.17.\u2014A quantity of the stock of the now Elon Railway here has been gold at 1124, the purchaser being E.E.Webb, cashier of the Union Bank of Canada, whose tender was accepted for the fractional shares remaining after the allotment of newly issued stock to original shares holders in proportion to the amount of their stock.oo g by the chief of \u2018| call at their agent, J.F.owin | Prince | Emerson Machine Co., AOROSSE OLUB Ld TOMBOLA BAZAAR.A meeting of the Bazaar Committee was held last evening, at which considerable routine busi- tickets for which are already out, in the hands of members .of the club, and have been placed in \u2018several stores.; Itis very important that all donation cards should be sent in as'soon as possible, with this object in view.Ladies and gentlemen, who have cards, will be the secretary.The ladies have generally res- oy the club, their aid being assure will prove a great success, A meeting of the ladies, notice of which appears elsewhere, is called for Tnes ay afternoon, in Odell\u2019s Hall, at which a programme for the week is to be formulated.- WORK FOR THE GAME KEEPERS.A party of American gentlemen, who returned from Megan- tie this morning, were loud in their denunciations of the indiscriminate, or, as they term it, criminal slaughter While investigating in the lumber districts they twice came across camps but recently vacated where there were several c of deer in a decaying state.Four young deer were found that had een killed with clubs or stones.That others besides the party who escaped the officers of the law into Maine, have been guilty of similar crimes, was evident.There were no clues by which the fiend- could be located.The nearest residents were at some distance and had no knowledge of the facts.: ' COLUMBIA OHAINLESS.Parties wishing to see the new model of chainless bicycles will err's,Friday, the 19th, where the Pope Co\u2019s representative will show line of 1898 wheels.23rd instant, has been postponed until the 25th.Thursday next, in the Art Hall.| © \u2014\u2014 Y.M.O.A.Remember the meeting for Prayer tonight at 8 o'clock.Rev.r.Williams will lead the meeting.The topic is \u201cConquerors,\u201d \u2014 John vi, 33.All are invited, \u2014m BRIEFLETS _ À pleasant evening was enjoyed byasmall company, at a card party held at the residence of Mr.L.C.Belanger, Q.C., last evening.By advertisement all schools and churches of Cookshire have been closed until further notice, by the local Board ot Health, to the breaking out of diphtheria.Dr.Wm.S.Allen, Dentist, Bell Telephone Building, Sherbrooke.The regular stated meeting of Consort.Council, Royal Arcanum, takes place tonight._ A fine selection of fur coats and jackets can now be viewed at Z.P.Cormier\u2019s, at the lowest prices.\u2018Remember the place at No.131 Wellington street.Sign of the white bear.\u2018 # the Leading Hotel in the Wastern Townships.Refurnished throughout H H, INGRAM, proprietor.1y187 The Boston & Maine R.R.delivered to the Grand Trunk Railway, this morning, a flat car on machines for the Canada Paper ines were manufactured by the Lawrence, Mass.: On Tuesday last Mr.Joshua Johnson, of Dixville, had the misfortune to fall in his barn and fracture one of his ribs.\u201cDon\u2019t be deceived by life insurance agents who promise large that the interest earning power of money has for the past few ears been steadily declining.very business man knows from his own experience that the\u201d high rates once easily obtainable in Canada, cannot today be realized, either in the east or west, and tleats corporations promising same in the way they deserys, The Metropolitan Athletic Association are the recipients of an \u2018elegantly framed photograph of an interesting \u2018bit of scenery among the Rockies on the route of the Cahadian Pacific Railway.The East Sherbrooke Ladies\u2019 meet tomorrow afternoon, at 2.30 o'clock, at the home of Mrs.Wilson, Bowen avenue.\u201d Company No.1, Boy's Brigades will resume drill in the lecture hall of St.Andrew\u2019s church, on Saturday night at 9.30.Any boy over 12 tte any Sunday school, may join the company.| \u201c PO good enough to make a return to | ponded to the invitations sent out | , it is safe tosay that the event | of -deer.| arcasses a full \u2019 HARMONIE BAND CONOERT.| ~The concert advertised for the | \u2018The Magog House of Sherbrooke, is | which are two modern mixing | Co., at Windsor Mills.The mach-| estimates, in the face of the fact.Aid.Society (Presbyterian) will| ears of age, attending = - | \u201cJust as Good\u201d .; Are sold as the RK.&0.B \u201cONE ness was transacted.ETS - but its the experiones ot ; It was decided to hold the ba- G ; the \u201cjust as good wi okers thas | zaar in the Art Hall, arrange- ; money, A K.& 0.Boques pue | ments for which have been satis- oe \u2018costs 5 cents.Boqu Cigar | factorily made with Mr.Morey.AS : vue : Some 300 donation cards Lave 2 RETAIL TRADE.| ; been returned to the secretary, ; There's & small profit o x i and the committee will in a few | SE | Boquet Cigar; the demand fo Lac + days, be in a position to make up} : | great, though.Quick sales, smal] 2h).| list of prizes for the Tombola, I oo | Bits, more money made selling t sol CREAM 1 ~ From half the \u201cquanti- A Ë \u201cty of milk if the qual-| LS ity is twice as good;\u201d |Sign of the Indian.that's the claim we| MAPLE\" make for our Suits SYRUP 9 and Overcoats we sell 15¢ Bach.VE oh Genuine Tr, Willams © | [PINK PILLS, | \u2018Merchant Tailor and | ! As well as everything else usual.~~ Men's Outfitter, PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY AND HONESTLY | -{ 169 Wellington St.Th street cars.One has 8 rooms which can be.: - ingly or as two tenements, kitchen doors, Water convenient.Your eyes beyond en-| durance.Rather take every care, and when , you feel them getting tired, stop work if you can, ner Kin and Wellington, - _ If you can't stop, do | Saw Mill in Orford for sale.Lumber land the next best t ing near, C.H.FLETCHER.and get a properly fi ; spectacles, and do your work without inconvenience or injury to your eyes, : C.SKINNER, \" ted pair Po! i - I | A.GRADUATE OPTICIAN, _ - 7 Wellington £q.= NOT, CALL ON\u2014 4 ROYER & BURRAGE, |\u2019 87 Wellington Street, who represent some of = the largest Fire, Life, Accident and-Guarante ;_ Companies.Lowestrates, ~ - i VINEBERG'S 9c.STOR New Glassware, EEC 7 Now Chinaware, | ther ready made?New lamps.BECAUSE.04 you will ave money by cabine at + The TRIMMINGS, STYLE and the - INISH are equal to CUSTOM 1ADE, and manufactured by| ©.9 Cent Store.| JOHN MILLET us.Eastern Townships Olothing House.MANUFACTURERS AND MERCHANT TAILORS, The prices at which we are selling Iron Beds, white enamel finish, brass trimmed, and solid brass beds, is a revelation.are safe goods to buy.There are no defects in constructic g§ or fin< | ish.Everything is as itshould be, 10 100751 | The new Gale Spring Bed for comfort and durability is worth several times its cost.Co Sn 1 If your furniture dealer.does not \u2018others, but send direct to the factory for catalogue and prices.VILLE, QUE.- in 5 | Bankrupt Stoek of noes.* Having purchased th I am offering-genuine bargains in Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, tor Ladies, Gentlemen, Mi sses, Boys and Children.- - The following are afew eample prices offered: |.- Gents storm and low.cut Rubbers, regular price 75C, a - my rice, $ PE | - Ladies\u2019 Rubbers, regular 45c.and-50c.,, my price 30c.and 40\u20ac - f : ) di Ladies\u2019 extra finish Button Shoes, regular $1.50, - _ \u2018 : \u2018my price $1.00} Gents strong, servicéable lace Sf oes, my price $i oo.Children\u2019s High button Tan Shoes; regular 85c., = He Le \u2018my price 60\u20ac |- e } The above are only a secured from this stock.| GTA few of the many bargains that can be - k KINKEAD & 0) | 118 Wellington St | 4 De.Ti | \"his is something fine; it has retained | \u2018 | ho fui foot Rew Mad 8 opined | or boys.| re eu boy LARGE SWEET ORAN CE |- ard-on clothes: Wey \u20ac40c.Dozen.= | think he is\u2014Send him NEW CALIFORNI APRICOTS | here.PTT \"In 1 Ib.Cartoons.\u201d Finest quality, | Separate! for a dressmakér with separate entrance, Cor: i Re JOHNSTON & CO.{ | { Importers snd Fanily brooms.| ly found in a first-class drug store, 7 J.MoMANAMY |.R SALE CHEAP, OR RENT, | ||\" Houses, two minutes walk from the Lo Ihre You ns?What is it That Makes - \"+ CLOTHING Better and more durable than; À 15 Wellington Street, Sherbrooke.j 1 \u201cA MODERN BED.| keep these goods, take nol '& SONS, \u2018These goods are practically all new, and well assoi ted.= Ron, | .SHERBROOKE} À | wu .x ; \u201c8 These| 4 : \u2019 = = ; i - i \u201c, | \"x 7 Ci RE pl S ass Shel 1 ver pese MES it = | 18 We Tell me not in mournful numbers, That advertisements are but | empty talk, | For the merchant is dead that slumbers, / And his wares remain in stock.- Our bargains are real, our solicitations are earnest, - And the newspaper is not our goal.- We endeavor with every deal, \u201cOur promises to fulfil, ( We Show a a Bgl Line i in CMOYS SUITS, REBFERS, AND OVERCOATS.| J.Levinson ADVERTISE MENT.MR BVENING WEAR - Ladies\u2019 white and opera shades, Silk .Gloves, 16 buttons length, .ieeeeeereneeenns75C Ladies\u2019 white and opera shades undressed Kid Gloves, 16 buttons length, $1.6C pr.White undresse Kid Gloves, 8 buttons length, $1.00 à pr.White Cotton Hosiery, White Cashmore Hosiery, - Lisle Thread Hosiery, Opera Shades.Evening Silks, : Chiffons, Laces, etc: M MoKECHNIE À You ARE WANT.ft will be money in your pocket to trade with me, I have just received a lot of new\u2019 SILVERWARE and UAN SOIT YOU IN THAT LINE.New Dinner Sets, beauties, for $6.00.New Tea Sets, New Glassware, - New Lamps, For Wedding Presents, etc, = you will find my stock complete.A H.FOSS- 22 Wellington Street.\u2014\u2014 Hymnals, Birthday Books, - crap Albums, - News Cuttings Books, | Photograph Albums, Are included in the new goods now being opened up at our store.Pretty-Novel- ties for the Holiday Season are arriving daily.in.new forms- and shapes, goods that.we submit for your approval or condemnation.Why not come in and see our display.Although not yet complete, we think we can interest you, there is always a fascination about new goods, and we will be pleased to have an expression of your opinion.T.R:McBAIN Importer of Holiday Novelties.Goods | SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, BY TELEGRAPH BURIED IN A WELL.London, Ont.,\u2019 cial)\u2014L.P.Cooke, a farmer, living 12 miles from Lambeth, was engaged dige ing a 50-foot well on Monday, when the earth, about the 30 foot mark, caved in upon him.Mr.Cook had.been using a ickaxe at the > time and the earth orced the pick right through his He remained in this posi- pi from 2 o'clock till 5 before he sould beextricated.As the onl chance to save his life, the medical men amputated the injured leg.Mr.Cook,however, suceumb- ed to his injuries early this morning.CUMMINGS SHOT HIS RIVAL Found Guilty, but Recommended to Mercy of Court.- Victoria, B.C., Nov.18\u2014(Spe- \u2018| cial) \u2014At the assizes, yesterday, the case against the sealer Cummings, for shooting Hallett Baile with intent to kill, was heard.Cummings on his return from his sealing voyage, found that his wife, whom he had married only a few days before.his departure, had been keeping company with Bailey to whom she had once been engaged, and had left Victoria for some place unknown to him.He - invited Bailey to lunch and fired three shots at him, inflicting only flesh wounds.\u201d The jury found a verdict of guilty with a recommendation to mercy.MONTREAL MARKET.: - Wholesale Prices.~ ~~ Wednesday Evenin 8 Cheese moved along quietly today, trading being I hter for the reason that the erings have been | picked up pretty well this wee Finest Ontario Septembers, 8 5-8c to 834 Finest Ontario Octobers, 834 to 8 1-2c Finest \u2018l'ownships Septembors, 81-4c Finest Quebec Octobers, 7 1-20 t0.7 84 Butter remains dull and unimproved.The only trading curren at thie moment, is confined to the demand on local account.Finest creamery .:.7.18 to 18 BeCONAB.coeuur iri iiviroeninnnenne 174 to i} Dairy butter ee tear irate reas Dan 16 tol HE N EVER CAME BACK.Halifax, N.S., Nov.17.\u2014A stylishly dressed stranger, representing himself to be a capitalist, with offices at St.John and Montreal, arrived here on Saturday morning, and was introduced to a handsome young woman of respectable connections.She accepted on offer of marriage from him, and the ceremony was performed six hours after the couple met by the Rev.Mr.Armitage.The husband disappeared on Monday morning, saying he was poing to attend to the shipment of four hundred cattle from Montreal.\u2018He never came back.The story regarding the cattle was found to be false.The stranger was well educated, had hundreds of dollars in his \u2018possession, and gave the name of George T.O\u2019Brien, which is thought to have been assumed.TOO MUCH FOR BOTH COUNCIL AND POLICE.One of our city councillors, on his way home up King street, in the early hours of this morning, had a novel experience.He was walking along slowly, deep in thought over the water question and the habits of life soon to be | changed by joining the benedicts, when he was suddenly brought to his senses of danger by a small black and white animal that la quietly on the sidewalk at his teet.The'only thing to indicate that it was not a kitten, was a peculiar odor, not easily forgotten.Quickly backing to a safe distance, he awaited developments, and it was not long before one of our = worthy \u201cpoliceman hove in sight.He was informed of the facts of thy cs gether they trie lan some way in which this \u2018animal could be disposed of.Our policemen do not hesitate to tackle-any number of burglars, runaway horses, and attempt hazardous tasks, all without fear, but here was a little inoffensive animal that kept this councillor and policeman at a safe distance of 20 feet or - more.Finally they commenced throwing stones, and on hitting their mark with one, the atmosphere was suddenly weighted with a perfume that is enjoyed best at a long distance.After this their \u2018Jittle kitten\u201d crept under the verandah of a near-by store and this morning.BRIEPLETS.Twenty gallons: \u2018best oysters received at Harvey's today, cheap.Ish, of the Quebec Na ontreal via the Grand Trunk this afternoon, to attend an important meeting of freight agents to be held there Friday- LACE CURTAINS, when FADED or oLD, restored to any COLOR or TINT desired.Sherbrooke Steam Laundry Co.tf h blic they have opened fo the public at the Sherbrooke House.Suppers cooked to order from 8.30 to 12 p.m.230t£ W.A.McKettrick left today for Omaha, Nebraska.Nov.18\u2014(Spe-|C the bridal party proceeded to the jadian winter as they are makin : jarrangements to heat their build- }.| cook, had the misfortune Tuesday Tampton from New \u2018Edouard de Lotbiniere, and that have | y neau has left for the scene of the case and to-| was still master of ceremonies | Nov.18, ] passenger agent T.H.! Genera P 8 entral,left | | The memory of.th * McDougall & Rawlins beg to in- | | | | { SMITH- BLISS.Reo mpton, Nov.17, \u2014 (Special) \u2014 | bert Smith, the popular pastor of the Met} odist church ere, and Miss Sarah E.Bliss, second daughter of Mr; Q.Bliss,Esq., | ompton, were united i in marriage at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon, in the Methodist church.Rev.A.Lee Holmes, M.A.Coaticook, of-.ficiateu.The church was b autifally decorated with - whi and pink chrysanthemums, ferns and potted plants, and was filled to its full capacity by fFiends of the contracting parties The bride was attired in gray\u2019 silk, trimmed with] chiffon, and carried a handsomi bouquet of white roses.She was given away by her father.Miss Kate Hicth- cock played the wedding march.Miss Violet Henderson.the bride\u2019s little niece, from Toronto, preceded her up the aisle, carrying in her hand a bouquet of pink roses and ferns, After the ceremony, home of tho bride\u2019s father, where the weddin break: ast was served.The wedding presents werevery numerous ane valuable: Mr.and Mrs, Smith left for Boston via the G.T.R:, intending to devote a week to their wedding tour.ind ITEMS.ON ov.18.The officials of the E.T.Bank, Mr.T.T.nileipat and others, COATICOOK 7 evidently anticipate a \u2018cold Can- ings by the means of steam heat.Vednesday of the week pre- ceeding thanksgivi g having been set apart by the Provincial W.C.T.U., as a day of prayer \u2018for educational instit tions, it was duly observed last evening at the usual weekday prayer service at the Methodist church.The meeting was led by Principal Masten.After devotional exercises, beautiful and uplifting remarks were made by several of those present.Mr.G.L.Pinkham, former station agent here, has attached the furniture in the oftice of the G.T.R.Co., claiming it as personal property.| Mrs.Wallace, of North Coati- to slip while crossing a mat.upon the floor and recei ed serious injuries, : BRIEF NOTES OF THE NEWS.| A bill has been | introduced in the Parliament of New Zealand, providing relations with Gre ee Britain.One of the last acts of Sir Oliver Mowat prior to his departure for Toronto, was a report favoring the release of Grenier.The release has been sent to Lord Aberdeen for signature nT ronto, and will reach Montreal, T ursday or Friday.Sir Charles Tu American liner er left on the|© t.Paul,for South- York, yester- | day.He came direct from Victoria, B.C, where h has been caring for the interests of a mining ndicate, in which the Duke of Tock i is interested, Jos.Larouche, while fooling with a revolver in the Central De pot.news office, Ottawa, yestèr- day morning,shot Miss Bella Johnston, bookkeeper for Mr.J.A.Burgess.The girl had two teeth knocked out and her jaw smashed.Reports have reached town that five families have been buried alive bya landslide at/ River du Chene, a few miles back of St.more than forty persons been killed.Deputy coroner Gar- disaster.The report is, however, discredited.A small railwa bridge over a branch of the Bow River, near Calgary, gave way on ~Monday night, precipitating two freight cars into the stream.The fireman was injured slightly.Monday afternoon, fire was discovered i in a heap of coal, belonging to the Three ivers \"Corporation and kept on the water works wharf.Men have been working to put out the fire ever since.The loss will be heavy.The funeral of Mr.Boisvert, M.P., who died on Friday A, after a protracted illness, o rop-| , took place esterday at t Cathedral, Nico où Mgr.Gravel officiated.WEATHER PROBABILITIES \u201c11 a.im.\u2014 Forecast for tereological Bureau.Tight to oderate; fine and cold.\u201cA cime The memory of those blissful hours, When we sat side by side.The memory of of that happy time, \u201c When said you'd be my bride.Lik fan, views, they come and go.3 a ao Ei my brain next 24 hours, a by the And as each I see your dear, lov'd face once more, I hear your dear lov'd voice again.The memory of each ling'ring kiss That filled my heart with untold bliss.kisses given That raised my sou] from earth to heaven, The words that made me feel so glad.The words that made me feel so sad, The last farewell, softly spoken, In love, in grief, in accents roken Are like light and ad shadow, oh chasing round n space u Ce cloud, the.un, oop iin ng by In what seems alm most a cloudless \u20ac ox Such thoughts, dear girl, fill m Me \u2018thousand eight hundred persons died, and after he was buried tiary yesterday aternoon, have for r ae Brita trade | other friends.1 extend my profound thanks Me-| | good work in anyquantity.NOW and be My own, my love, my prom 5 \u2014 NL THE NEVA OVERFLOWS.St.Petersburg, Nov.16,\u2014All day long a fierce wind has driven the waters up the streams and flooded the canals, the suburban islands and outlying portions of the city, Several bridges have been swept away and the| flood continues to rise,threatening to assume grave proportions.At frequent intervals cannon are fired at the fortress to keep the inhabitants alert.It is estimated that about one were made homeless by; the| rising of the river Neva, the flooding of the canals, the sup- urban islands and the ontlying portions of the city, through the fierce winds from the sea, which drove the waters up the stream, sweeping away several bridges.The police are providing lodging and food fr the home- | less, DUG UP WRONG CORPSE.Rat Portage, Ont, -Nov 17.\u2014 Henry Gehl was given a drink of aconite in mistake for whiskey at a mine centre drug store.He the Attorney-General ordered aninquest, The body was exhumed and a jury sworn, but when the jury came to view the body they discovered that the wrong man had been dug- up.An adjournment was taken till the mistake was rectified.Then the jury heard the evidence and rendered a verdict that Gehl\u2019s death was due to a mistake of the druggist.CONVICTS STILL AT LARGE.Kingston, November 7\u2014The| convicts, Laurence and Reburn, who escaped from the peneten- not been recaptured.They were traced to near Collins Bay, but there the trail was lost, Laurence was a brakesman, Reburn was a German, six feet tall POPE'S SCHOOL DECISION.Rome, November 17.\u2014The Papal encycfical on the subject of the Manitoba schools is not yet completed, and it tatively stated that it will not be published for ten days to come.But all accounts agree\u2019 in saying that it will maintain the rights of he Catholics denominational schools.CARD OF THANKS.To the Odd Fellows of Sherbrooke, particularly their esteemed Noble Grand, James Lowe to the Officials and, Superintendent, of 0 erbrooke; dectakor Fin to Dr.W Worthington, to the Fl dertaker ws Newport, Vermont Lodgé of Noble Grand odd Follows: 1 to the Court Officials and all for the courtesy and kindness extended to my brother, the late Patrick H.Kilmartin, and to to me during his last sudden sickness and 1 tne this opportunity to assure them, one Ÿ and all, that their good deeds and sympathy will not soon be otten by me or by m brother's relatives and friends in this city an elsewhere.DENNIS H.KILMARTIN.Fitchburg, Mass, Nov.15th, 1897.| WERNS Laundry Wellington St (Opposite Grand Central Hotel.) Every facility for turning out We will give yon \u201cFITS\u201d In the tailoring line.Try us convinced.is authori-| | TURKEYS, | They are| waiting to be carved.1897 BIRTHS.NEIL-At Sherbrooke, November.1th, 1897, a daughter to Mr.and Mrs, W m, » Neil.\\ : oo ] DEATHS \u2014 HUBBARD At the , Protestant Hospital this city, on the 26h November, 1897, Hubbard, edrs.Funeral Will take place on Ear ylafternoon the 18th inet.pfrom St.Peters Church, at 2.30 o'cloc JAS.A.FLACG, (Sucoessor to 8.Tose.) Undertakor and Embalmer.Coffins, Caskets, ete., to suit everybody.Telephones at store and residence, : Lone's BLOCK, 11 WELLINGTON gr.PICTURE FRAMING DONE on shart notice.Good work ran- Poe.de IF YOU WANT À MONUMENT Or anything in that line, just call on us.We will sell the balance of our stock before winter sets in at cost price, to make room for new.stock.KELLY BROS, 192 and 200 Wellington St.SHHRBROOKB, | \u2014 Good Wearing .HOSE! One feature about our Hose that's especially appreciated \u2014 the Double Heel and Toe\u2014does'nt require to be darned continually same as hose that's not reinforced at these points.An- othergood feature, our hose is - : ALL WOOL.1000 5 This we Guarantee.Men\u2019 8 s Halt H ose in all gizes, ghades and ocol- 7 bre Fine v3 ply 860 pair Men\u2019 8 5 Ex ra; Fine Natural mb's Wool Hose, 50c.- Boys\u2019 and Youths\u2019 Hose, Double Knee, Heel |: and Toe, all sizes, 40c.to Ladies\u2019 Extra Fine Lamb's ea Hose, some- | - thing new, not to be found elsewhere, 50c.Ladies\u2019 astern T ownships Wool Hose, 40c.Our Y like our Hose is a source of satisfaction to all who buy it.If your merchant docs not faciale, these goods, come or send direct (Serio Yarn Mills Co.\u2018 Factory Street Sherbrooke.i « } 3000 PAIRS oF RUBBERS AND OVERSHOES, you may know we can suit everybody.Fresh rubbers wear actually twice as long as those carried in stock for some time.There are at present three grades.We keep them all.: cost a trifle more than low ones, but they wear much longer, so ou see it pays to give the difter- ence.\u2014MORENCY BROS.\u2014I8 UPON | FRESH EROM GEESE, Telephone your wishes.Sign ots the Maple Leaf.(JENCKES M DER S OF - | MINING MACHINERY, HOISTING, |; - AND WINDIN( ENG'NES, aE Stone | and \"Ore Crushers, Boil rs, and Special Machine ry, © Plain Side Valves and Corliss Engines.-.MAGHINERY FOR MILLING, SMELTING AND CONCENTRE T- BUIL JAMES TRACY, High-Olass Custom Tailor, Ÿ J T .Fresh from the factory ca came to us | yesterday.With such a stock - The high grades ING OF RE.|Gen eral Office and Wo CS LN ee pie ALREADY | People are beginning to pres.pare for Christmas.Sevéral large orders for aisins, Currants, Peels, Pur Bpices, etc, have gone out , this week.| | | The high quality and \u2018the reasonable prices goods give great satisfaction | Here are a few prices: | Fi in t off stalk Raisins, | a.4 lbs.for 25C; Finest selected, 3 1bs, for 25\u20ac; Fi inest layers, something very | choice, 10c, Ib.| Che cest Vostozza Currants, | 3 lbs, for 2 0 | Finest Campos, (cleaned) roc, l! Fi inest English Peel, Lemon, 25 Finest English Peel, Orange, 25\u20ac.Finest English Péel, Citron, 3 Ÿ i start sales of our now famous Black and Japan Tea were the largest on \u201cWhy don't you try.them ?_ Li bw un THE PEOPLES\u201d enuine HOME-MAD i.Bread.; pleasant,-satisfied feeling that follows the expert.and nutty it is.Always: the same.Best | (heal h bread made.| : hss 4 + = vais Waiting for the Strait wr \u2014\u2014TRY A\u2014 | | | HOT SODA M FRASER'S DRUG STOR .CHOCOLATE, .| \u201cju -coFFEE, 1 |.\u2019 LEMONADE 4: why you should call à _ GRIFFITH'S, | Thee 600D Reasons, lL * or Patent Medicines.= n youare in want of Lg a | of our - GROOBRY 8TO 3 side of some of our res Experience the : ment.Notice how sweet\u2018 | _\u2014 Ste aming Hotand Always 2 Reni | Ist\u2014He has the largest and m t \u2018 } complete stock in the ci 2nd\u2014His goods are always fr sh, -+, pure-and reliable, ~~ 3rd \u2014He only employs compet- -ent clerks, and customers are sureto obtain what they require, rifith's Drug store A ie er Us, OUR\u2014 Lo POULTRY IS ALRBADY TN THE FARMER.| = DUCKS, CHICKENS.Hong BROS PAGE ( 5 nge ed Velveteens : and Cord de Roy Velveteens.1 ~ T.BELANGER, | _ 145 Wellington 3x ot.CHINE CO.121 Wellington Street.TÉANESCIVINC ; , colors, Li ght Shades as well as Dark.\u201cTin Black in differe t qualities.| 'VELVETEENS.oo 4 2 .> Ç Ç ; pci ts 501 tie aies imac Mb, ee Ce hs mk a Ao Sa or Mixed, 25c.pi | | oo i a dm RE re ae vu BM Se et oe lin mete nent tc \u2014 \" = ; 7 ime mri on eR a «ip era ort pam EI RT TST Te Ae seg ema + in Ea.a é PE TT a aa nd Gained oS ge NS x apg oa > no C7 .A LL 1 - _.\u201d a a AEH Ng AB .Pe A ES ff ea = ace See Sat wm See GT > welt 3 pa \\ \\ | = SHERBROOKE DAILY 4 | RECORD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1897, Sherbrooke Daily Record.Published ever) afternoon exc x opt Sunday) by L.S, CHANNELL & Co.at 100 Wellington street, Sherbrooke, L.S.CHANNELL, tor and Manager The DAILY RECORD is sent to any post office in the EasternTownships, tage prepaid for $1.50 a year; six mont 90 oents; three months, cents; one month, 20 cents Strictly in advanoe.All pers for t offices out- gide the Eastern Townships, $3.00 a year.No paper continued after su ption expires.vertising rates furnished on application.1044 ; editorial office, 104B.People\u2019 8 Telephone: \u2014Oflice, No.\"290, , \u201cThe SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD {a is for sale avery afternoon, at the following places E.C.Fraser, ercialSt.Mrs.Haseltine, News hand, Post Office.Thos.Hogle, A.M.Richer, News er r Wellington St , W.B.Murray, Post Office, East Sherbrooke.Foes\u2019 Drug Store, Lennoxville.Garnies rug Store, Coaticook.GE.Kari ht, 73 Moptreal street.Lowa, corner King and Belvidere A Besuchesne, corner Market and Peel street.The paper will be delivered at your door for! 25 cent a a month.th i you do not receive ¢ RECORD regularly, telephone or write this office.\u2019 L.8.CHANNELL & ington st.; NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.All changes for contract adver- \u201c tisements in the DAILY RECORD, to ensure prompt - attention, should be handed in the afternoon previous to publication.ARCHITECTS.Curis.CLiFT, M, P.Q.A.A.MORLEY fOPE | CLIFT & POPE; ARCHITECTS, ETC\u2019 Ch Mills, Schoois, Residenoes, Stores 00 MONTREAL Ro ron Sh 47 Bt.John St.Bell Tel.Tel.1958 J.ALCIDE OHAUSSE, ARCHITECT, -Valuator and Superintendent.Plans an ifications prepared for Sr EEA Te works m on 168 Shaw St., Montreal.\"11 ADVOCATES.AMPBE LL.B., Advocate, 100 Wel- x lington LLL, Sherbrooke, P.Q ATE, WELLS & WHITE, Advooates, &o.y Mc \u2019s Block, Sherbrooke.: ROWN & MAacDONALD, Advocates, &c.Chamber, Odell\u2019s Block, \"67 Wellington St | .AWRENCE & MORRIS, Advocates, &o.Sherbrooke.HB & FRASER, Advocates, &ao., Sher brooke, Que.IESE 2 NOTARIES.E B.WORTHINGTON, LL.B., Naaru e lic.Issuer of marriage licenses, Art H.LANGLOIS, No .Money to Loan ve _ Ga first mortgage.1 We n St.DENTISTS.PER HYNDMAN & HYNDMAN, nu Wellington Sqr., Sherbrooke.| SPECIALISTS.: A.DUSSAULT, M.D.Diseases, E os, e Ears, Nose and Throat.Next Posto GANDIER, M.D., LS.A., : LR.C.P.e M.R,C.S., gland.No.46 Melbourne treet.Be telephone, 273; People\u2019s, 250.MISCELLANEOUS.J.BARTON, Veterinary Surgeon, e Albion Hotel, Sherbrooke.Brien & Guilbault, PAINTERS AND PAPER HANGERS.Work guaranteed in all lines.Prices as low _ as good work can be done for.77 KING STREET, SHERBROOKE.- Geo.F.Foss, ELECTRIC BELLS, Installed only $3.00.Geo.E Foss, Electric & Machine WORKS.WH MURRAY & co.have always on hand a complete assortment of choice: groceries wines and liquors and as they have adopted the cash system they can sell goods retail at wholesale prices.Our experience of 30 years in the wholesale and retail -business and our thorough knowledge of where to buy, when to buy, and how to buy, gives us a e- cided advantage.Call and get our prices be- orepurchaging elsewhere, member the ad- ress, WM.MURRAY & Co., King St.- D.G LOOMIS & SONS Contractors - and Brick ; : Manufacturers.\u201cDealers sin Portland Cement, Fire Clay, Fire Hair, Mortar and Lime.OFFIOH, 16 KING STREET.PREPARE FOR WINTER.Do you need a NEW SuIT or Overcoat?If so, try W.W.SHAW.He can suit you in ANY STYLE, and GUARANTEES perfect satisfaction.All goods marked at : Rock Bottom Prices.WwW, W.SHAW, so Factory St.REMOVE ALL WORRY By letting our team call for your.washing, The finest work, SHERBROOKE STEAM LAUNDRY Go.Brick, Geo.d ohnston, \u2014THE\u2014\u2014 PHOTOGRAP SER \" Makes the best Platino Photos in the city.-.149 \u201cWellington Street.&@ Those answering advertisements in \u2018this = paper \u2018will'serve the interests of all concerned by mentioning \u2018that they \u2018saw same in \u2018the SHERBROOKE] | DAILY RECORD.sm mental, \u201cthat widower will nev QUESTIONINGS.I wonder, if we two never met, Whether this earth had ever seerred so fair Or the sea beautiful where billows fret ___ And rift in geld\u2014Etruscan over there\u2014 The yellow sands with many a seashell set} I wonder, if within those loving eyes 1 ne\u2019er had gazed, what other soul had dwelt Beneath the shelter of that paradise! - What other pilgrim heart like mine had feit - The armth hose tender ! Bell Telephone connection :\u2014Businéss office, | .and glory of those ten eyes What if our paths had never met or crossed, And all my life I had not touched thy hand! Would I have vaguely guessed the bitter cost?1 cannot know, I cannot understand, What life had been with all its sweetness lost.And } would that heart, that tender heart of thine, Another\u2019s image have as dearly kept, _ Or those harp strings, which answer into mine.Had but another\u2019s finger o\u2019er them swept, Would they have made another\u2019s music thine] | How can I think of life unshared by-thee, Or budding blooms or song of happy birds?[ can but know I feel what it would be - If never, never more I heard those words, Which, like a prayer, forever follow me.- How strange to think we might have met t part, And n neither\u2019s life had seemed devoid of light! How strange, if now remembering all thou art, \u201c Thou shouldst not claim my purest thoughte_ tonight! How strange to think that we could live apart! My jealous breast must cruel pangs confess, \" When absence robs me of one tender smile.That time can steal soc much of happiness, And I aim wondering, darling, all the while If thou canst ever learn to love me less! \u2014jnaie Robertson Noxon in 8t.Louis Repub * TONY ROBEC.\u2019 In the tenement\u2014a great beehive of laborers in the Rue Delambre\u2014where Tony | Robec had occupied a room for some time, everybody thought him a widower, and not long one, for his little boy, who lived with him, was barely 6.Neither father nor son, however, wore a band of crape on hat or'sleeve.Very early every.day Tony Robec, wha was a compositor in a Latin quarter printing house, started out with little Adrian drowsily lying over his shoulder, and left him at a school in the neighborhood.The day\u2019s work done, he came after the little man, .and leading him by the hand, stopped at the butcher's and the grocer\u2019s, filling the child\u2019s basket with their dinner, as a careful housewife would have done.Then he returned and shut himself in until the morrow.The sympathizing women - pitied the poor father, still under 40, good looking and so sad, with his pale face and black beard sprinkled with gray.\u2018\u2018He should marry again,\u2019\u2019 said they.\u2018\u2018A nice fellow, never drunk.Surely he would have nc trouble in finding a\u2019 good girl to care for kim and his kid.Have you noticed how well cared for the little one is?Not a spot or a hole anywhere.An orderly man, that\u2019s easy to see, and it seems he earns his 10 francs a day too.\u201d It was their desire to know him.Or dinarily it is not difficult to be neighborly in tenements, where people live with open doors, but Tony had such an air of reserve and so polite a way of bowing on the stairs that he intimidated, then.Every Sunday the father and son, neat as new pennies, went out to walk.They were seen often in the museums and in the Jardin des Plantes.They had been observed, too, before dinner at the little cafe on the corner, where Tony allowed himself a weekly treat and drank an absinthe slowly in lit tle sips, while Adrian, sitting by him on the leather bench, looked at the illustrated \u201cNo,\u201d said the janitress, who was senti- ! marry.Last Sunday we met him in t { Montpar- nasse cemetery.Doubtless his wife is buried there.It was sad to him with his orphan beside him.He must have adored her.It is rare, but there are some like that\u2014inconsolable.'\u201d Alas, yes! Tony Robec had loved his wife tenderly and was inconsolable ove: her loss, but he was not a widower.Very simple and unbappy his life bad been.- A conscientious workman, but indiffer: \u2018ently gifted for the trade, it had been late | before he could earn a passable living, and for this reason he had no thought of mar rying until \"he was more than 30.Hv | should \u2018have mated with a sensible girl acquainted, like him, with hardship.Bui love does not bother with **shoulds.\u201d\u2019 Tony lost his head over the pretty face of a flower maker, 19 ycars old, good nc doubt, but frivolous, with no thought be yond dress, and able, moreover, to arr:; herself like a little princess with a few bit of finery.He had saved enough to start nicely i housekeeping, even buy ing a wardro with a mirror\u201480 francs in the Faubou: St.Antoine, if you please\u2014in which h: wife could see herself from head to foot.-.He married his Clementine and at fire everything was delicious.How they love each other! They had two rooms fiv.flights up, on the Boulevard Port Roya! with a little balcony and a view over a: Paris.° Every evening on leaving bis printin; office, Tony Robec, in his overcoat, whic: - hid his working clothes and made hin look almost a gentleman, waited on th: corner of the Bridge of the Holy Father for his little wife, who came from her fac tory in the Faubourg St.Honore.Arm i: arm, pressed side to side, they hurric- home gayly to prepare the little evenin, meal.8 The Sundays were especially delightfu! It was so nice at home that they neve- went out.Oh, the cozy little lunches i; summer, with the windows flung ope.over the great city, letting in the blue sk) While he sipped his coffee and whiffed : sigarette, Clementine watered the flow« boxes on the balcony.Then he would ris.to kiss the back of her neck.\u2018\u2018Stop, how silly you are!\u2019\u2019 she would cry.Then al - at once a baby caine, their\u2019 little Felix whom they went to see at Margeney.where his nurse lived, every two weeks He died in convulsions.They were soo:.reconciled by the birth of Adrian, and, a: - his mother wished to care for him herseli she left the factory and took work a home, earning only half as much, but sti! managing to gown herself as gayly as ever She played the lady in the Luxembour; gardens, pushing the baby before her in : little.wicker carriage, and Tony had t: work like four men and take employmen: on a night paper.Even then the littl household was cramped and ran in debt After a little the child whs weaned, grew large and was sent daily to the infarn- school, and the mother, often unoccapicd was coquettish as of old, grew tired of hc.home and formed the-dangerous habit © strolling aimléssly about the streets.Cn you imagine them, the poor man, vo: before his time, wornout with care a: work, and this thistledown of 23, preu as a Greuze?One Bight - on coming Lome with hi \u20185 ; 18 boy, whom he had ploked up in passing, Tony Robec found a letter on the mantelshelf.When he opened the envelope, Clem- | entine\u2019s wedding ring f 11 out.In\u2019 the letter she said 'goodby to him amd to his son and asked their forgiveness.OY, romantic citizens ¢f the jury, you who always acquit the outraged husbands, who, seeing scarlet, kill their wives, say- ing-it is & passional crime, how absurd | r Tony must seem in your eyes, even despicable! He felt nore grief than anger.He wept a great deal, said: \u2018\u2018Where is mamma?Is she coming home soon?\u2019 he passionately embraced his pon and replied, \u2018I don\u2019t know.\u201d Clementine had fled in early May, and in the July quarter Tony sold nearly all his furniture to pay his debts and went to live in the Rue Delamb It was there that he passed his days so quietly and worthily with his little boy and that every one took him for a widower.Late in September the workman received a letter from his wife, four incoherent pages of despair; on which the ink was di- ted with tears.Her protector, a medical student, had been gone! five weeks on a vacation.He was visiting his family in the south and had cea: to write or give sign of life.She was abandoned, betrayed in her turn, she who had betrayed, and she repented, begged, implored mercy.This hurt poor Tony cruelly, but be reassured, gentlemen of the jury, and let the poor man have your esteem a moment.He was proud and sent no word to the guilty wife.; He did not hear from her again until Christinas eve.On this day for several years he had been in the habit of going with his wife to lay a tiny bouquet of frozen violets, with a chilly rose among them, on the grave of - their little Felix, the firstborn, whom they bad buried at | Montpar1:asse.For the first time Tony had to make the | pilgrimage w vithout her, accompanied only by little Adrian, and in crossing the cemetery door under the leaden winter sky he suffered more than ever at the memory of the fugitive.\u2018Where is she?\u201d be thought.\u2018What has become of her?\u2019\u201d On reaching Felix\u2019s tomb he stopped, surprised.On the stone, there were some poor toys\u2014a trumpet, al jack in the box and a dog on a string.| They seemed to bave just been laid there, for they were new, evidently bought that day.-\u201c\u2018 Ah, something to play with!\u201d cried Adrian joyously.And the father saw a piece of paper pinned to the toys, Which he bent over and picked up.lt read: \u201cFor little Adrian, Felix in heaven.\u2019 .Suddenly the boy pressed close to him and cried in fright, \u2018**Mamma!\u2019\u2019 and there, a few steps away, kneeling by some.cypresses, he saw a woman dressed in a poor, thin gown and shawl\u2014oh, so pale\u2014 with bruised, sunken eves and hands clasped pleadingly.Betweën you and me, Ido\u2018not- believe that Tony Robec ever thought of him who taught by word and example the pardon of injuries.\u2018Tony had no religion, but his plebeian heart knew neither self love nor rancor.After a shudder, caused less by anger at the wrong done him than the sight of the miserable plight of this much loved wife, he softly pushed the little boy toward her.** Adrian, \u2019 said he, \u2018\u2018kiss your mother.\u201d She seized her child in a desperate embrace and frantically kissed his hair with a moan of joy.Then, rising and turning on her husband a look that begged, she murmured, ** How good you are!\u2019 He came near her, and with parched mouth said, almost br y: \u201cDo not speak.Take my arm.\u2019\u2019; 1t was not far from the cemetery to the house.They walked rapidly.Tony could feel Clemnentine tremble; The child walked with them.his mind = of the toys.The janitress of the house stood in the doorway.**Madame,\u2019\u2019 said Tony, \u2018this is my wife.who has been in the country six months with Her sick other and who has returned to live with On climbing the stains \u2018Tony was obliged to support, almost carry, the poor crea: ture, who was sobbing and balf fainting with joy and emotion.| When they reached \u2018 Tony made his wife sit chair.Then he open their apartment, in the only arma drawer, took | from a little box Clementine\u2019s wedding ring and placed it on her finger without a reprdachful look or a bitter word about the past.Then, silently, gravely, with surpassing generosity ot a simple heart, he kissed her forehead that she might be sure that he had forgiven her.\u2014Francois Coppee.A German War Ghost.Co On the night before | the battle of Saal- fleld Prince Louis of Prussia and his adjutant, Count Nostitz, were chatting in the Schloss Schwarzburg-Rudolfstudt.The prince was nticipating victory whén he suddenly turned pale and rushed from the room, pursping shadowy, white robed £ saw it also.Next day Nostitz ad the prince saw the white lady on a hill wringing her hands in despair as the Germans fell back.A few minutes later Louis was killed and Nostitz wounded.Nostitz told the story to his son, and the son to ** Unser Fritz, \u201d father of the present emperor.The white lady\u2019s first appearance was when sho was seen in| the palace at Bai- The sentinel times in the next century.When the French officers were quartered in Bai- reuth, she frightened them, in particular General d'Espagne, who, the day after he had scen her, pointed a portrait on the wall and cried: *'It is| she! That means my death!\u201d He was killed soon afterward.The superstitious sleep in the castle, but the white lady went to see him elsewhere.She was seen before the death of the beautiful Queen Louise, of Frederick William! III, of Frederick William IV, of ** Unser Fritz\u2019 himself and of many other mem ers of the reigning house of Prussia.Going to the Circus.A Lincoln attorney who is a churrh member wus figuring on taking his son to the circus to see the animals this year, as has been his custom i in the past ever since \u2018the youngster has been large enough to appreciate the menagerie attractions.The son is 15 years old, and he recently announced to his fathèr that he was big- enough to go alone.The father was taken oonsiderably aback, for he had not counted on being deprived of.ithe excuse for going this year that he had always used before.\u201cWhy d: you wantito go alone?the ta- ther asked.\u201c1 don't know,\u201d replied the boy in a reluctant manner.| \u201cYes you do,\u201d said his father.\u201cYou wouldn't tell me that you want to go alone without a reason.\u2019 \u2018\u2019Weli, papa,\u2019 he said, \u2018I want to stay- que, in the animal tent longer than you 0 3, The man\u2019s wife was in earshot, and he has not yet heard the last of the incident ~\u2014Nebraska State Fous ind when Adrian from his brother | ugh the hall a.kidne cur reuth in 1486.She appeared eight or ten | y ¢ Napoleon Wouldn't\u2019 -| was advised to get a bottle of tho Great Sept 18,07, | | belp, it not cure, them entirely.SHERBROOKE PASSENGER TRAIN | SERVICE.\"CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY, Trains leave C.P.R.Station as follows :\u2014 WEST\u20145.30 a.m; 8.00 a.m; 3.40 p.m.EAST\u201411.20 p.m; 3.45 p.m; \u2014 arrive ab follows: \u2014 \u20141.20 p.i; 8.25 p.ms 11.90 p.m.EAST\u20145.30 a.m: 11.00 à.m.\u201cGRAND \u2018TRUNK RAILWAY.Trains leave Union Station as follows :\u2014 WEST-2,25 à.mi 7 40 à IN; 9.36 8.1m; 3.03 p.m; 6.11 p.m.37.40 & m3 11.96 à m; 4.35 RAST 1250 a Tins : arrive Union Station as follows :- RE a +a EAST am; 740 a am; 9.3 am.; 3.03 Toba p QUEBEC CENTRAL RAILWAY.Trains leave Union Station as follows :\u2014 NORTH\u20148.00 a.m., 9.30 a.m.; 8.00 p.m.Trains arrive as follows: \u2014 NORTH\u20149.30 a.m; 4.10 p.m., 7.60 p.m.BOSTON & MAINE RAILWAY.Trains leave Union Station as follows :\u2014 SOUTH\u20144.40 a.m; 10.00 a.m; 8.30 p.m._ Trains arrive as follows :\u2014 SOUTH\u20147.20a.m., 4.15 p.m.8.45 p.m.i EASTERN TOWNSHIPS BANK, Capital od $1,500 ap.00,000 Reserve Pund OF D 5 $780 000 R.W.HENEKER, President.HoN.M.H.COCHRANE, Vice President.ISRAEL Woob T.J.Tu G.STEVENS, JOHN G.Foersg.I N.| Gauxn, OMAS HART, HEAD Orrick SHERBROOKE, P.Q.WM.FARWELL, General Manager; : 8.EDGELL, Local Manager.\u201c© SF.Monsr, Inspector of Branche .Waterloo, WV I.Briggs, Mgr., ; tanstead.S.Stevens, Mgr.\\ Canson Ns J.Mackinnon, Mgr.:\" | Coaticook B.Austin, Mer; | Richmond, W L.Ball, Mgr.; i Granby LA IL, Robinson, Mer; | Bedfo Morgan, M : Huntingdon, LA N.Ro inson, Sigr.:\u2019 | E.P.Olivier, Mgr.; oe Hcintte, J Laframboise, M >.gr Ages 19 Montrèal.\u2018Bank of Mon London, nM ., National Bank of Scotland.\u2018Boston, Natt onal Exchange spank.New York National Par Collections made at all a cessibls points.Drafts issued for any required amounts, good \u2018atall points in Canada, puaited States and Europe, Exch ht and sold INGS B NOR DEPARTMENT at eac office.rot allowed from date of posit and compounded annually, v without re- the attention of the de ours from 10to3.Saturd dopoe Office Adame\u2019 Tutt A Frutti Aids Digestion.\" Some dealers try to palm imitations to obtain à big profit.Hy See that the trade mark name Em \u201cTutti Frutti\u201d is on each 5c.B'S = Save coupons for latest oka and prises.Hands Up.call a show of hands to find out how many who had taken Life or Endowment policies, regret- \u2018ted having done so.It is quite safe to say that not a hand would be lifted.Before signing application for your policy, see the NEW FORMS OF POLICIES issued by NORTH AMERICAN LIFE at D.McMAN AMY & CO., frome of Wines and Liquors, Wholesale Agents for the Toronto - Brewing and Malting Oo's Fine Ales and Porter.BEAUPORT LAGER, ETC.Dominion A ents for the \u2018 Sara- toga Cock ails.; 40 a m; 11,26 a.m; 4.35 | Ci r Art Buildi .NB.PERERA tou etary all lin Bullding.Se from 10 tol If in any audience one.would | DRESSER & Co's, Office, 39 \u201cABER | CANADIA 7x4 FI Poa EXCURSION © $200 To Montreal and Return \u2018Tickets good to go by p.m.trains Nov.19th, and by all trains Nov.20th, and to return until November, 22nd.0 7 E.H.CREAN | BOST ON : MAINE RAILROAD.Winter Arrangements OCTOBER 4TE, 1807.Trains leave Sherbrooke: MAIL, 4.40 a.m.for St.Johnsbury, Concord, .N.H., Nashua.Worcester, Bos n, Spring\u2019 \u201c fleld, New York.ga MIXED, 10a m for Newport.Ex; from Newport, St.Johnsbury, Concord, N.H A EXCURSION Montreal and bi Under the auspices of the HARMONY BAND, Noy.19th.and 20th, 1897, $2.00.du going on p.m, trains Nov; 19, all trains 20, and valid to res -~ a NOV.25TH, 1897, For the above round trip tick ets will be sold between all sta tions in Canada and to and fr Boston and Portland, Me., via Mountain Notch.NIGHT EXPRESS, 8 30 A ho for White River Junction, Goncord: Ne 3 Re worcester, on, e ew York \"Portland, Me.Springflel Mountain Notch.FROM THE SOUTH, Express leaves Boston 9.00 a.m., Worcester 8.05a.m., Concord \u201d 11.20a.m., Portland, Me.,8.45a.m., New York 11.00 Pp.m., Springfield 9.15 a.m.St.Johnsbury 4.97 p.m., arriving Sherbrooke 8.45 p.m.NIGHT EXPRESS leaves Boston 7.30 p Concord 9.55 p.m.Portland, Me! \"3.50 pa m.New York 4.wp | arriving » St: Johnsbury 3 \u2018158 a.in Ss érbrooke 7.20 a.m.ACCOMMODATION leaves Concord, N.H.6 a.m Plymouth, St.Johnsbury 10.45 a.m,, arri n Newport 12.sp.m., connecting with asseuger Train 1 Newport 1:30 m., arriving Sherbrooks 415p.m., mixed from Newport.; \u2019 D.J.FLANDERS A | Gen.Pass.and Ticket Agent.\u2018 .A Few + i .Tru sand | Valises) left that we will sell very low in order to make room for.other \u2018goods.Co HORSE BLANKETS at prices that \u2018will warrant you in buying one for every horse.Call in while our stock i is complete HAND-MADE in variety of style.Having made, and sold such a large number i in Sherbrooke! and vicinity that our reputation for turning out a first-class article is established.The best proof is the steady growth of our trade in this line.- W.N.IRWIN, Successor, to Massey-Harris Co.a ) 184 Wellington.8t., Sherbrooke.Bry TELEPHONE 186.HARNESS | Detroit\u201d and Port Huron, also t Buftalo.and Suspension Bridg at first-class INGLE FARE, oh.| © \u2018In effect 11th October, 1897.d after MONDAY, OCTOBER 11 trains will run as f lows: \u2014 On LEAVING SHERBROOKE.; EXPRESS\u2014Leave Sherbrooke 8 a.m, rive Dudswell Jct.9 a.m.Arrive Levis p.m.Arrive Quebec (Fe! 2 Arrive St.Francis L10 p.m.(Ferry) p.m.Through coaches, Boston ; also Pullman Palace Cals Sherbrooke to Quebec on th From Springted ing at Sherbrooke with man Balace Car.PC COMMOD ATION Lea Sherbrook \u2014 ve er 9p m Arrive Dudswell Jot.10.15 p.m, rive Levis 8.15 a.m.Arrive Quebec (F .m, WAY FREIGHT\u2014Leave Sherbrooke 0.50 a.m.Leave Dudswell Jet.12.15 p.m.Arrive Beance Jot.7.15 p.m, ARRIVING SHERBROOKE.- : Less PRESS\u2014Leave Que (Ferry ve Levis, 2.00 p.0 Arrive 20 p.m.Arrive.Me antic 8.30 p.m \" Arrive ube Jet.6.35p.r .Airive Sherbrooke 7 Palace car from Quebec: se sels \u201cvi Sherbrooke, on this train, connecting at Sherbrooke with Pullman Car for Boston.j AC /COMMODATION-Leave Quebec (Fe- | Ba pr Leave- Levis 7 p.m.Airite u pri Jet, 7,50 a.m.Arrive She: brool e + iin train runs only as far as Beauce Jeton aturday nights, continuing on to Sher- b e on the following Monday morning.Y FREIGHT \u2014Leave Beauce Jol.7.16 a.m.Leave Dudswell Jot.2.45 p.m.Arrive Sherbrooke 4.10 Al} trains run aily, Sundays except Copnections made at Dudswell Jet.wit Maine Central BR.R., by train leaving Sher- - brooke in the morning for Cookshire, Sa yer ille, &c.For tickets and farther information apply the Company's Agents FRANK GRUNDY, I H.WALSH, General Manager.Geréral Pass, Sherbrooke.October 7th, 1897.§&7 Those answering \u2014 | ments in this paper will serve the nterests of all concerned by mer jo tioning that they saw the samei the SHERKROOKF DAILY REC op the ashes, so to speak , of the back from all parts o ere out of the blood.the skill of all physicans up to the present day.i | WHAT A HEREFORD LADY SAYS [ was taken sick last fall with Rheuma- tim.I was 80 bad that I could not move in.bed and ey had to move me on she-ts.I had the doctor.He did not help me I North American Indian Rheumatic Cure, as many of my neighbors bad been cured by using it.After using three bottles, I am thankful td say, I was cured, and I am thankful that the Indian medicine ever came to light | | Mre W.G Hibbard,.Haif Stream, Q.WHAT A PROMIVENT NOTARY SAYS : ABOÛT THE REMEDY.This is to certify that I have suffered from Rheumatism for many years.Last spring I tried | ithe Great North American Indian Rbeumstic Cure.1 took a few bottles of it and found great relief I have much pleasure! in recommending it to those convinced that this remedy will, at least i H, ©.Chagnon, NP.Coaticook, Scpt.18 1827.WHAT A PROMINENT DOCTOR SAYS, I am now , brescribicg the Great North American Indian Rbeumatie Cure for my patients.I believe this remedy is the sur est cnre for Rbeumatiem and Kidney Disease or anything yet diecovered.| May 3,1897., If not, this poison acid will torn myself in bed.an in 1w, weeks I sat who may suffdr from Rbeumatiem, being | | helpless./ DR.C, N, STEVENSON, : Coaticook, | | The Great Ï a NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN RHEUMATIC URE.The only thing that has ever been known to effect a perfect cure, It is a new ling to the whit man but an ancient thing to the North American Indian.made of purely roots, herbs, barks, seeds and flowers gathered by the duskey sons of \u2018the forest.bottles of this medicine are guaranteed to cure any case of Rheumatism, no matter how long standing or the money will be refunded.Sold by all druggists.| This remedy i is the best blood purifier yet known, as it excites the kidneys to a healthy action at once, causing them to throw thejpoisonous matter off and therefore it must be recognized also as a PRICE, $1 per bottle.| 5 ; WM.SMITH, Coaticook, Que.EE | a __ Sole Agent and Patentee for Canada and the United States.7 More New Testimonials.: = | SAVED A LIFE.I had the Rheumatism for thirty-five | years, more, or less.Last March ] was taken with inflammatory Rbeumatiem.For 1wo months J was vnabie to turn myself in bed or move my hand to feed n yself.1 Was perféct!y heiplees.I trred al) the best doctors in the country.- They toid me that I never could get well I was eboot to send for a hts y to wank: my will, [ saw the Great North Ameri-an Indian Rheumatic Cure advertisea.| got a bottle, and.before I.bad teken it one week I could up and in foar weeks I wus di: gry wok, and before I had vad :wo bott-s I w-r.perteetly well, l'believe that this remedy THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE ACE-RHEUMATISM.\u201cCURED.Rheumatism i ja caused by uric acid in the blood.This acid- is poisonus matter and is nothing more than the waste, worn out matter re ti at burns when you think, speak, act or work.1 his dead matter\u2018is borne in the cark current of the ye the body to the heart, to be forced through tbe kidneys for purif cation, and this poison constantly forming ust ke filt gather in all the muscles and joints of the human body, and to re move it has 80 far defile T This medicine contains no drugs, and is Two ont |- Since taking this medicine I have fleshed up a g-ear deal and my appetite is geod.1 can eat anything without Lurting ms, I 'beli ve that thie remedy y is the only thiog on this continent that wi!l cure rheur matism, : i .Richard Drew, | Bert.14, \u201897.Waterville, = WHAT A PROMINENT SHERBROOKE MAN SAYS ABOUT THE REMEDY.[ I \u2018bave had the rheur-atigm .for mary years, Did not think there was any help for it.Have tried most cf the patent med» j icines advertised algo all of the best a torsil knew of and never got anythipg ths belped me uw til I got a bottle of the Gre st raved my life.i ; Weheter, _ i ; Mrs, L.A, Sept.14, '97.Hishurst, Q | TESTIMONY FROM ONE WHO HAS BEEN A GREAT SUFFERER, This is to certify that I had tbe rheumatism for five years.For the last two years I have been a great sufferer and perfectly The doctor \u2018gave me up.I used seven bottles of the south american rheumatic cure without receiving any bene- fiv from it.\u201cI was a perfect wreck.Nothing but skin and\u2018 bones and no appetite.Last June I got:a botile of the Great North American Iñdian Rheumatie Cure, and.when J had used one bottle] was very much better and got out of bed myself, Bnd be- 'Nerih Americen Indian RY euyuatic: Cure.This remedy bas cured me entirely, ard have never felt u tinge of it since, | have been out driving in cold dreusirg rain, and no rheumsfiam has returned.Mÿ advice is to ary noe suffering with Rheumatitm 10 try the great Iudiau rm dicine, i John Brown.Hardware Dealer.107 King St.Sherbreoke.ï TWO EOTTLES CURES A BAD CASE.\u2019 I have had Rheumatics mos* all ny te and paid out hrodreds of dollars for med- jcice.Aesoon ss | heard of the risec very; \u2018of this cew Indian remedy | # nt fra bos tle at orce.and | sm thar kfui 10 sey thet it bas cured me entirely.My wite bed tl@- Rhenmatics also.and I got a bottle for ber} and it is helping her wondertully.fore I had used two bo'tles I was riding Barnstou, Que, C.D.LAPOINT tur until Monday, Nov.2, 97 - Thanksgiving by, Ti kets for sale at'station and city : 16, Wellington 8t., Sherbrooke.PL.! F.DALE, CITY AGENT À P'hrough CoACL Quebec to Boston, d .ert ea 9.\\ _ a ue dr rai VE e}rmairass ne + * pk meine 153 I VE TEE \u201ca 254 \u201cns ce \u2014\u2014 - weigh ye .-je Ton "]