Sherbrooke daily record, 8 janvier 1901, mardi 8 janvier 1901

[" yesterday.Alderman Morris sas clocted |.Orphan Asylu Eng- quetherg, Tulbag, Paarl and Stellen.formed and proceed to the drill shed flend, to represent the state in aire in Jase, va at i mayor by a majorityol 1,597 over the OL.IV.NO.260.la SL An CL ; co fan CL more r : ; .voL.Iv.Semi becuz = Ce SHERBROOKE, \u2018QUE, TURSPAY, JANUA RY 8, 1901.© woe | 10 & | PRICE ONE CENT.> Crh +.BR ITISH \u201cPROPOSE TRE ATY.| | MAYOR OF TORONTO: DEWET T0 F LLOW PREPAREDTOWELCOWE ALL URGE DEWE ET T0 Yi EL D.ih = | à.À.Hot \u2018 OÙ sae EE | \u2014 i 0 |0.A.Howland, Q.C., Elec- Present Boer I oursion Surgeon-Major Worthing- CL - : 0 White | | ted Yesterday._ Into Cape Colon | ton and Gunner.Influenti B À Co 2 | ~ ° .; Fa P y _ \"RE pu \u201chegarding Commercial Rélations With hina\u2014Fros- 045 Preliminary J Lougse.B ol oor Peaoé Commission to Be Formed at | À Oboes | dom for AN Vessels.: \u201d .| [CONTROLLER \u2018 SPENCE.WAS SEC:| © °° nes : | __ Le tein for the Purpose of Bring- UN pe i Q Shanghai.Jan.S.\u2014Sir Ernest Satow, The draft has \u2018not\u2019 yet.been\u201d accepted D OND IN THE RACE.BOERS BELIEVE BIS PRESENCE PROGRAMME \"HAS BEEN FORMU- UE ites ting \u2018Abo at \u2018the- War\u2019 s End.| BN : i ota - \u201cBritish minister\u2014to Cliina, has propose | by he Powers ais ncinaion regarding Toronto, Fan: 8.\u2014The _mayoralty elec- WOULD MEAN A G NERAL Co LATED\u2014PROCESSION AND, Blcamiontéls, January.8.= i re- South Africa, to the © Government, Par- : hi Th the ¥ M ta the other foreign envoys the drafit of |\u2019 s been propose.tions here yesterday resulted in the ë 4 RECEPTION AT DRILL [ported that an influential peace\u2019 \u2018com.liament and.people of Great-Britain.\u2014 CRE tes on LM , commercial treaty with China, based Digoted cours.ofiicials, it is reported, [election of Mr.O.A.Howland, Q.C.,| UPRISING.SE .Ch Bt | mission - is: to be formed to in doi \"| General Brabant has aived here to 2 ie still ra Vo Th : ; S CR filleq upon the following \u201cconcitions : | coptancé of.the okt signing an i A moon oo \u201cthe, Tighe Road, Cape Colony; \u201c Fanu- .HALL.| Gen.DeWet, Mr.Steyn und: other |lead- Complete the orgunisation of te colan- \u201c48 shpan First\u2014Freedom for all coasting vessels.REGRE i race.Tho figures are : 8.\u2014(Special)\u2014The Boers boast\u2019 that Surgeon Major Worthington and Gun- os, \u201cto.explain Lord Kitchener\u2019 8 terms It is ro ted that LT 04 be cat - \u201c Second\u2014Freedom for all vessels on in- T ACCEPTANCE NOW.- Howland .Ce 12.306 | their p:esent -incursion into Cipe \u20acolony pdr\u2019 Martin Lougee will receive à warmiend to \u2018endeavor to induce th \u2019 18 Ave 1,500 Bocts Are Te tn _ leud waters, \u201cespecially \u2018the Yang- Tso .Pekin, Jan.8s.\u2014rho report that \u201cthe Spence .fe So 8.076 | 18 only a big -patrol prepa soll an welcome on.arriving home from\" the yield, LL 12.ce theta to dont other paris xX Sunde _ tg Kiang.- Chinese.Court had instructed t -|M td Litres ee.TL.3,854 invasion .in force by Ge et twar.\u201c1 LC p\u2014 CEH loir Third \u2014 Permission to import ronge nese peace envoys to\u2019 refuse to dr ven pe Cn 980 whose influence over the.Diteb; \u2018they [The City Council, last night, voted IN CAPE COLONY.: mond.invaders rbod + , El ; de ab Fe Mat joint note of the.;Powers to China, is|Woodley (Ff alist) \u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.994 50: 18 so great that his aftusk, ve $200 towards defraying expenses, and | 0 \u2018fand aré ex te i inna 5, 9 ; 3 ber ; Fourth Adoption of regulations Fa confirmed.Tho dourt referred to ) aol 1 ; .| would result ina general UO subsequently a committee of the.53rd : Cape Town, January 8.Ab a 1eet- |a few da, Le = BE, within ÿ # + ira - oouraging Chinese | investments in for- objections of the ! southern vice-roys, \u2014 iment met and adopted a programme.ling of the \u201cAfrikander members of! the \u201d Scouts y \u201cport that de er comman | BY pruce=- eign concerns.| which are tke same as the court have.Co 0 CH ILDREN PE | [The Hoya\u201d will be at the station on]Capo Parliament yesterduy, it wa does\u2019 under Delarey and Steikawp, in | 4 Her _ - Fifth\u2014Steps extending China\u2019 et Prince.Ching, however, informed the| */ OÔTHE MAYORS.ELECTED.| 1b i hae by the full 53rd Regiment.solved to send Messrs, J.X.Mat aan.tho Bullorspoort district, mmnber Yoo Ca ; 3 noted © ports and | imports.7 enurt that it was too\u2018 late.and a Ottawa, Jan.S.\u2014There was not much jenowshos clubs, Sherbrooke Ca-lormer treasurer of Cape Colony; J.W.Martial law has been proclai ed in the hd dau, Sixth\u2014Protection oi trade marks.+ reply from the court is expected short- excitement over the civic elections here.Big Blaze in the the ter Vv Try\u201d and \u201ccitizens will be invitec .to] Sauer, former commissioner of! public distgicts of Calving; Clanwilliam, Pi- Lage Seventh-\u2014Protection où treaty ports.bo FOL join.A torch light procession will bel works, and J.H.Hofmeyer, to| | ; , Pi \u20ac _ J.\u2018 \u2018 = a ith: fireworks and bon fires en route.Syl TR \u201d PERSUNALS and d BRIE EFLETS.[met highosy candidate, THLRE WERE 100 clot 1 sat very \u2018effort will be made to heat the] ° \u2014 : qe $ 3 g ont I Morn ws: 3,347 eu\u2018 £r rill hall.A civic address of welcome THE POLICE RECO D.~ (RE + Mr.and Mrs.Nelson Smilie, of Rich- St.Charle OTIS.cv consrecce center 4 pres eee wr .THE BUILDI a il bo presented, after which there will .CCE LE ~ - their de.ht Mrs OT» larics \u2018College re-opened today, Cook L.\u2026.T7ess eerie ue arouse seed ; 1,750 : .ç.\u2018he 1 asi n an info 1 d Th January 8.\u2014Mrs, orth 1 widow of > WEE AA with, Po are visiting wir deughter, Mrs.laiter the Christmas holidays.Nearly | Raphael .on pee 1,443 Rochester, N.Y., Jan, ! .\u2014Rire broke 1 m HA ni Po dance.e S este s Offences Were few the late\u201d.-Argeah Norton, passed aways, ° CHE ndite © * 18 BG Pavidson.all the pupils who went home to spend Butler .rere venenseessee unes 949 out iy the hospital section of the.Ro.} lies will he invited \u2018to furnish refresh- j ery suddenly \u201cearly on Sati day morn- Co ARE i Mr.and Mrs.C.A.Miller, oi Wind.the vacation have returned, Davis 5 \u2026 les Th ree 204 chester Orphan Al A o'clock ments.æ.Duving#P ast, Year.ing.The deceased lady, who hed resid- À AN Ce been 7 gir Mills, were in town yesterday.fhe Rev.Dr.Whitney, princi Campbell .Le, 170 (this morning on Hubbell Park, and the |\u2019 \u2014\u2014\u20144\u2014 = \"led for many years with her daughter, TERE , .The Rev.Dr.itney, principal of [Campbell .pe etes À.| .nue : y aug ; Sg pe went ME io Minnie Scott, of Quobee, is the Bishop's College, Lennoxville, is in Que- |\u201d Hamilton-\u2019hé oeeitv contest or the oy cri is] OUR ENGLISH TRADE.DRUŸKENNESS AND CONSEQUENT al Ps Baldwin, ye æ her * 1858 ni = of Mrs.TT.A, _Tofield f jotv [bee at present, and last night gave a ulton\u2014The mayoralty contest here , ineten of \u201cchildren | 2 : 1 on Friday nig ut was, 1 gh [had Ca 0 : me enn ey most inte:esting address at Cathedral was keenly contested! | A Speen 4 ihe pee IMPORTS ENGLAND FOR 1900] - .OFFENCES GIVE., PRINCI- - | taken ill about four o'clock in\u2018 the morn: CA sella Rs.| | | Hall, on \u201cChurch of England in the| For mayoralty honors \u201cMajor oJ.S.|POTISIE, Sn 1b A feared: thay many [| AMG: D TO £18,554,674.11 - PAL POLICE EMPLOY-.!| * - |ing, and within an hour had passed to | iH yb Miss Gertrude Jackson, B.A.vice- quvs of good Queen Bess.\u201d The lecture | Hendrie polled 4,256 votes; Ald.M.H, more victims may later.reported.1 Toronté, i 11.S.\u2014An cvening Tolegr ro F À | \u201cthat undiscovered country from whose Cee iy - he Sherbrooke.Acad see 3à Fohalf cha, Foret ge Children and nurses were cared from n evening Kc'egram , MENT.; PA x i principal\u2019 of \u2018the Sherbrooke.Acac emy, wes in Behali of the fishermen on\u2019 the |1en Eyck, 1,143 votes; Ald.J.Findlay, : pecial «cable, dated London, January 7, | , |Pourné no traveller returns.?The cause A nat 170 has returned to town after having spent Canadian Labrador and in the Magdalen 2 188 votes.and W.Basser, 442 votes.the building \u2018all in_an \u201cwriconsgiovs con- | s: The total value of the imports Tho Police Committee, as usual, pre- of death was neuralgia of the heart.HN a \u2018the Xmas holidays with relatives M Islands, and his Lordship Bishop Dunn, ou on por A = Pulances he) from Canada during tho year ending [dts an interesting report.this year.\u201cGrandma Norton,\u201d ns.she| was famil- SI _- Montreal.; | [who presided, gave an account af what London\u2014T 0 municipal elections here ane the vi jétims que unpre À of x December 3lst, 1900, amounted to £18, § Fh ¢ fotal nunber of arrests during 1000 iarly called, had reached the udvarioed - ER 4 L Archanibault and family are is being done in thos missions, which today resul in the return of Mayor veral, instititions.| 554,674; awhile the cxports from this VAS.808, with 35 summoned, all for of- ago of _eighty-two years and {six months, RH out of town, visiting friends in Quebge.he recently.visited.Rumball by a good majority.1 Zn reountry to the Déminion- reiched £5,- feces of- a minor chatacter.In year being, in fact, only a month younger anis .| There were\" 109 children at the Soap 922, 95d, within\u2019 \u2018the past tén has the [number of than \u2018the Queen.She was) exceedingly JAI | Mr.Sidiiey Barrie/has rétw:ned fo Nr.L.I.Auctil, of Quebec, was in \u201c Kingston-In the mayoralty election, tal, and a Corps of \u2018about 130 nud and | ee .arrests hean 50 fow as § the past active for her \u2018years, and took a lively | A HITÉE $-êho - Richmond, aiter having spent his holi- [town over Sunday, the guest.of friends [Mayor R.F.Kent defeated Captain attendants: Two women petendarde are | REPUBLI cS f year.ipterest in passing events.\u2019 She was a TA pags days À © days with\u2018 his brother, Mr.À.J.Bar- | in town, and left last evening to, visit Thomas Donnelly for mayor by 18 fe not ban end ont Ns hn i the, fire | MAY F.GHT.The roo rt, ye go conise tion La 8 reat favorite with young \u2018people, for bo : ir \"on 1° 5 i ll\u2019and famil \u2018Te rt States, in the intorats of his business votes | Toss\u2019 will probably exceed |$20,008.\" * 4 STATED \"RELATIONS - BETWEEN te iy Rh hi hn rater nd ny a Kindly dood a bor active HARE 5 Mrs.Jas.Halland family, from Fo s A vs =r.i 2 Co 3 ere only Aphic 5 a r active 40M lvl.' N.Y., who have bëen spe Cornwall, Ont., Jan.7.\u2014The munici-| - \u2014\u2014 oF ER COLUMBIA AND VENEZUELA for tulatiol, 46 the |seme time Hands do for others.She will long be wi {HTY Elst.Covington, ave pen- Mr.HI.T.Machin, assistant treasurer SE : \\ congra ng 3 don't - \u201d i the Christmas holidays with Ms.; \u2019 pel election \u201chere today resulted: in \u2018the NOT SIGH IE YET ARE MUCH STRAINED, statistics prove\u2019.\u2018hab the i or relie missed.Mrs.Norton leaves| three sons, I Wiel ) ig of the Province, has been elected presi- od Ï VE Haas É°V.N ns, I n you - \u201cSwan, Mrs.Ball\u2019 s mother, Eest Shér- dent of St.George's Society, Quebec.- re-election of P, E.Campbell as mayor _ | E TH \u201cKingston, \u201cJfuaica,, Jen, 8. wood.His horses took fright and Buste now.- Tho Euchre Club was entertained | by in town luring \u201ctho New Year's holi-| St.John\u2019s, Nfld., January 8.\u2014The].- ADMISSION 5 CTS.: 41 Sir Charles was loôking strong «and tering n raised bill, 1; végrancy, % Viol.came unmanageable.Mr.Baldwin rein- - HE reck- - | \"Miss Cormier on Twelth Night, and \u2018the days, \u2018has! returned to Quebec, where he weather continues unusually, severe.Thu | \u201c| hearty , hut slightly hoarse.He said that tion of city by-law, 3.ed them into the' ditch.He was thrown pe ceks ; , | evenibg was a \u201cmost.jolly one.The, house is studyig law at Laval University.{weather continues\u2019 unusually severd.RESE*YED.SEATS, 50 CTS, Sir James Grant had advised hirn to.re-l -The ocoupation of those arrested [fram the load and dragged for some dis-.! nuls TE .was charmingly bright and attractive, My.Clifiord B.Reill has returned Thus far the wintei has been very try- ; 1 se: main indoors for à few days, but\u201dHe ex-l be .classified as follows : po, ; | tance, injuring one; knee tnd bruis Het 3 the players sat down te the nine to tio to.or \u201chis law studies, INE\" Snow is piled in tremendous quan- Plan of reserved se 8 at Fraser\u2019 .panel to pe a right again in time to hookbinder, 1; gardner; 1; book keepers, bit, very much He 18 nr {113 : | esum | tities nany sections + .of the is and, eave ny the isian.158 bed fram the effects © ce aceident.\u2026 tone - ms ee rap after.a\u2019 short vacation in Sherbrooke.E - enorsuous diffenly snd the id are _Prug \u2018 Sto ec rs.3 a 2; able oo 8\u201d house The funeral services of + Mrs.Wells, of \u2018here So , : | : , » carpenters, © En Windsor Mills, took placelpt the Metho- dock .When, about -edeveu, the playing was| Mr.\u2018and Mrs.Geo.\u201d Ayer \u2018have gone involved in moving trains which have à |TO PRINCESS - OF WALES FUND ney, 1; brick layer, 5; weaver, 1; - 000k, ».} loc ~ B finished> tho winners of the dainty little to \u2018Bury: to visit their dnughter.Mya.constant struggle in order to combat | ~ REQUISIT ON.| FOR SOLDIERS\u2019 FAMILIES.1; boiler maker, 3; pedcler, 2; machin- list chu \u20ac hy caterday che ro ST prizes were for the ladies, Miss F .Mul- Gray.the storms successfully.SE \u2014\u2014 JI London, Jan.8\u2014In response to an ap- [ists, 8: mill operative, oF farjh rihers, 15; colonel -MEXEr Been À TES ent TT 7 ling, and Miss Dussault, and Mr.; À.Mr.J.E.Bot oll, of the Paton.Mill, Sir Henry' \u2018Fdwaid MéCallum a TO MR.CHAS.F.OLIVIER, || peal of the Princess of Wales for further apprentice, 1; moulder, 3; ow en, 5 Conticook, ol et ves a - Durant and My.J.DP.Mullins of .the ns been sufforing from indisposition for leeve carly in Mauch to assume the Gov- Sherbrooke.|| contributions to the find for the families blacksmith, 3; hostler, 3; conductor, 2;°, Ll le wish ghest M.gentlemen.Aiter- the delicate refresh- eme days.s ernorship of Natal.Report ways that | we, the undersigned râtepaycts \u2018of the of the men-at the\u2019 front, Mr.William [railway employee,-3; student, 2; etc.ete.hy ore: te du | food, ments had been served, .a Twelfth Night he will he\u2019 succceded as governor of South Ward of the city of Sherbrooke Waldorf Astor has contributed £5,000.The report, also, shows that/|150 per- ie ; record the sudden and - iter J dake.wns brought, and distributed to| Mr.John Dolphin; of the Jenckes Newfoundland by Sir John Bramston, à humbly ask you toibe a \u201ccandi date| (sons {some of whom might {be fairly untirhèly- death of.Mr.F upcis Bonley, gives 7 «the merry guosts.The two bcans, which Machine: Co, is in Theo Rivers, - on|who was chairman of the Royal com- lot thie next uni pal election, to fil «|| | WE LATHER PA ABILITIES.- olässed' as\u2019 tramps ) applied \u2018fo lodging aged KZ A s, which occurred, Jan.stand.J ib contained, were found by | Miss Richer business.: aission of enquiry into the French vacant seat in the South Ward of the Jat the police station during | the year, ratio Dupuis a cy A h > : 4 Q oy « : i: .\u2014-\u2014 3 blood - and Mr.Roy.whe were accordingly Miss Lottie\u201d fmrie was so unfor tunate | \u201chore question m 1398.CF : city of \u201c Sherbrooke, and {we promise you) Samuary 8, 1 am \u2014Forocast for being 210 persons less than inthe year in poor health for some time his deafls __ EE kj h : e next 24 hours, issued b the Meteor: 1899.The committee consid Xhis \u201cth Blue - Kg and queen of the festiyiies for : e as to dislocate her knee on Friday of- pn pur most cordial support.1 * | og cal \u2018Bureau : y osult où\u2018 Liberal Te ers od by [7 unexpected, and\u2019 was a shock to his sing.a ane ol the Ag éncing then ternoon.in the Steam Laundry, but is LIVE STOCK M ARKET.Sherbrooke, 20th Decotaber, ao.| .ia Coroment.Sa i fasnily.De.eased arose on Jan.lst =.Ë a ; .Ce Ledge > i i i \u201cfe « late nerve - hours, when the part broke up, with; progrossing favorably.- {Am A, Joseph Houle\u201d | .BIRTHS.part of June last, for the Buppressior nd lth ; A ow hour .Jer 0 thin-; -\u2014- the mémory oi « most pleasant - evening.Mr.J, O.Carrier has roturned from a TRADE FAIRLY ACTIVE IN MONT Boucher, | © George Roucharl, WEARNE\u2014In this city, January 6bth, of these gentlemen of the.road, jwhere by medical aid arrived death enstied.| .gi ve 4 De.F Fle ney, ho house dactôr trip to Quebec.| : .TREAL-HOGS ADVANCE.\u2018 Lazn © baicle '.a Fer mn & daughter to Mr.nd Mrs.J.R orl h person.ie helore the prope | a true: Christian, A kind ind e t ment - ., FF.\u2018 who is } ; 4 : .a.BG B ro Omer Fournter, - 11 on e charge O vagrancy 15 , 5 aste.+ + at the Notre Dame Hospital, Montreal, | There is to be + carnival at Bilton\u2019s | Montreal, January &\u2014At the- East Gcrare Lapointe, Elgep Blake, Weare.condemned to full penalty of six months They ils pr CA ho?rw apd - has returned to his cuties after visiting : 1 \\ontreal street, on January, 1, if End Abattoir market yesterday.morn.Pinlilpe narnals, Homerse Gervals, BLANCHARD\u2014In this ¢ity, the 7th [in the cœnmon jail, the expensée in con- esteem of all who knaw hying - \u2019 _ his home in town fim a few days ching | the weather is favorable.ing the receipts of live stock were 400 deu Lacharite IM Homer, ||.Jan., a son to Mr, and Mrs.Geo, E.|nection with suoli imprisonm b.being im.ob daugliters survive hit, v L.; chest 2 7.New Year's week.0 | \u2019 cattle, - 100 sheep, 100 doar and 25 Frenk Ret ne: Jos Ph obese, \u201c Blanchard.- ; : borne by the Province.\u201d Bl tin the 1 odge nw ere \u2018Shepherd : >.in and .pere PE - - \u2014_\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 calves.There was no great change in lO J Leteurneau, \u2018Lud) er Lemuth, + : : + ; le fo ephe ; 4 re _ | oo .: the position of the market except that George Horton, .F Le ert, = ; Se l\u2014\u2014 also tour sons.The funeral service a ; | __the late Robinson \u2018Oughtred, oi Len- gratified to see the pulpit platform co- h gster; .HOSPITAL GAINS SILA EE den Bro.A.S.N.G., Bro | MONTREAL STOCK EXCBANGE.|4dc; fair at 3c to 33d common at 24e.| Gentlemen: \u2014In view ¢f the very num: \" moxville, ivered with a new.Bruseels carpet, a à \u201c2 Tye oR.John Gu Peary REN Bre To Canadian Pacific Railway, 218218\" to 3c per Ib.The market for sheep-was Jously signed: petition 4 the wt \u2014 ee gift from four members of the Ladies\u2019 The net receipts\u2019 for the \u201cProtestant un a T= ping: Ls Pa Beary E ; Montres Gas, à rave.- ol firmer on account .of \u2018the smal} supply, | of the Sow Yara of the es WANTED.\u2014A HOUSEMAID.APPLY |Aid: \u2018 Hospitel from the cuchre.party last > 0 1, DFO so {fax Tramway, for which tbe\u2019 demand was good at % [of the city © Tooke, asking me 3 to X Will Wi-it S ton -PI k ok sve bre.E.Werner; R.S.S., Bro: NEW YORK.STOCK EXCHANGE.ta 34e per.!b.Lambs met with a reply |be thoir candidate at ithe next: gener.o Mre William Write.Seaton Flac.Nr and Ms, \u2018Etvrell Bean and Mr.Week, are about 8150.| | dos Cu emple: L.S.S., Hugh Gunning ; American Sugar, 54% sale autl prices were maintained nt 4e [municipal election, I hereby accept, an| | WANTED.ITO RENT, A COMFORT.[2d Mre.\u2018Geo Colt were éntertainec at a % > ¥ .Cuplin SS McDonald; Inside Guard |Acchison pa _ Th, The trade calves was |T if T ani elédted, to work for able house, with small barn © ont tho home of Mr.and Mrs.Ap J.Gor} 5 Why, hello, 2° : - à Bro.R.C ris Ty B N, .N.L as, peur, > 15862 to dic per; e trade in calves was promise, 1 es house, with sma arn or outs | ard: afternoon and ni arvey\u2014 y, hello, ! arkham?How_ : Walle: a.9 ustees, Dros.L fon B.Trans 20e 8 [dull at prices ranging from 82 to $10 |the\u2019 best interest of the city of Sher-| house and some land, convenient o| ' y and evening.well you're looking! Nat a day, older Tot | \"Bean, y, CeG Thompson.and Fi.prie A0 BOARD OF: THADE.7884 each, as to Size and quality.Live hogs |brooke, arid particularly for- the South 1 school, say in the, vicinity of Lennox.} a J.En PP 18 vigil g at her than you were ten years ago.ome May _ \u2018 882 | were starce, [for which the demand vas Ward.- ville, North Hatley, or Sherbrooke.brother\u2019s, in Fite y.4 © Markham\u2014But I hope not LU le were installed by - Grand 0.À ) 2 good, and the prices were higher at | I remain, gentleman, vours, etc, Address with particulars Box.719, The Ladies\u2019 Aid meets with Mrs, Geo.7 was ten = ago, when 1 lent à id LL \u2018 + POG hrbomnel, of Cookshire, le, « Tx - >.707 85.50 to £6.40 per 100 tbs.- * C.F.OLIVIER.\u201c North Hatley.Colt, Thursday fdrenoon, of this week.thet fife dollars.| =\" x» 8, omas, - Lenno.| IT = \u201c \u20ac - .- LT i 7 Te ; - : na - co | y = \u2018 .\u2018 - : 3 : #0 Cl \u2018 4 i CL - | - - 4 : | A > se \u2018 : yt _ .Po Ter \u2018 - | - - Loe oo \u2014 - LPS: = ; - à .pect: 3 ) iy, ne Se ee To a ee RE SU mm ns OT = ce aR ce \u2019 | » Ce f QT .te \u2014 us dha _ ; + SR F4 _ .Lt : , LY LE HL 7 BL - - a So # \u2014 A - \" Le : WV - _ + , .' .= Sh > 4 + Fee ; Pra : ' oA PR A I Fe RE : ; % sy \u2014 Lip ; Sw ; - | : : 1 ; 1 : Le \u201c= Y 2007 _ \u2018 { ' : = 3 Ls ; ; 5 Fe es a A, \u2026 ri He È © | > = * 54 à as ; 7 \u2019 F 3 tn rs 3 TW 7e a AL EE SRE: T6 = 3 ETP a ut 3 Ey TE ES kB > ry oF CCR ES ) < | W.Ww RT \u201carriving Mont n.~ BOSTON & MAINE RAILROAD i Jor write direct to.the.lishing Company, 7 to 17 West 13th | } 4 | ANEBROOKH DAILY! RECORD, TUBSDAY, JA £.NUARY 8, 1901.\u201c++ me, PE \u2014\u2014 INSURANCE For the best that money can ad in Fire, Life, and Accident Insurance \u201cA the place is DRESSER & cos.= McCarthy Blôck, | - 0 Marker Square, Both: \u2018Telephones.\" i \"FRANK THOMPSON | AND COMPANY BANKERS' AND FINANCIAL I GE - AGENTS.he Municipal, Railway and Industrial Deben res \u201cbought and sold.Ia vestment seeuritiés suitable for Trust nds, Estates, Executors, Trustees, Ete., * aljpays on hand.\u2018Notes and Bills discounted, | Advances made gpon 0 Approved \u2018ot .Exohaces purchased.\u2018 Well st Bell 1 \"Telephone 1%.Sherbrooke RAILWAY AY RETEST 2 the West.- | Internationals Limited (daily) leaves Sher Brooke 2 22% am, arrive Chicago 7 30 a.m., pext 2 2 Express leaves Sherbrooke 3.10 pui.ar rives Chicago 8.45pm following evening.ect conictions via all lines for points west of Chicago.Trains leave Sherbrooke for Quebec 2 25 a.m ¢daily] For Xon Chicago, ete., 225.s,m.à (daily, 7.40 a.rû , 3.10 p.m.i or Richmond an Arthabaska \u2018 6.25 ».m.For Portland and Boston, 12.35 a.m.[daily] NU 26 am.(daily except.Sunday).For Islan Pond 8.12 pe For Coaticook 4.47 poo For tick ckelg sud further informa on apply to = E W.\"MIT, au \u2018Passenger and Ticket Agent, 16 Wellington Street, Sherbrooks, STEAMSHIP TICKETS.AM Lines.Low Rates CANAL PE + LE WANTED.No trouble with the shoes : We The, Butterick Publishing \u2018Company, publishers of \u201cThe Delirieator, girous of securing one or two\u2019 ladies to canvas this city for subscriptions to the DELINEATOR.Liberal terms: fered and chance prize.of ».St, New York City.» Please mention this ad.McKECHNIE.Now that the koliday season is over {the Harmonic Band will resume regular rehearsals Agent for Butterick Patterns.are de- are of- winning money Leave your address at this agency Butterick Pub- \u2018its AT CITY HALL.Last Meeting of Municipal - Year Held.Ba GRANT FOR RECEPTION SURGEON-MAJOR WORTHINGTON \"AND GUNNER LOUGEE TO BE WELCOMED\u2014ROAD OVER- ~ SEER\u2019S SALARY RAIS- ED-OTHER BUSI- \"NESS TRANS.| ACTED.- The \u201cCity Council- met, last night, in the last regular session - of the municipal year.Mayor Belanger wero present Councillors \u2019 presided, and there MoManamy, ler, Fortier and Worthington.The minutes of the last meeting \u2018being rend andi adopted the reading of reports was proceeded with.\u201cIn the a of the chairman, Coun- It contained nothing of special interest.ROAD OVERSEER\u2019S SALARY RAISED.1 \u2018The Road Committee's report read by Councillor McManamy, recommended that \u20ac Major Wortkingtor Éolgee ?G puneillor Worthington said that hel Jenckes, \" LeBarcn, Olivier, Codere, Ful-| \"| cillor Cate, \u2018the Fihance Committee's re-| \u2018port was read by Councillor McManamy.! \u201cbal of .the delegation | and 53rd t, suggested that the city make a grant.towards defraying the penses of à reception.Both Surgeon- pn Gunner Lougee done food service in South Africa, it seemed appropriate that they should be given a good reception on their arrival home, Capt.Farwell, also, inded the Council that before the dopérture of Sherbrooke\u2019s first contingent n grant of $100 to officers\u2019 \u2018and \u2018to men had\u2019 been voted by the Coun- This had not been done in the case Couneil, and in cil.of tho second contingent.Would it not be [well to vote a similar amount to |m Surgeon-Major Worthington and Gunner a0 ?~ opinion.It was ani open air reception and he thought a ; et followed by speeches might be in the service of the city beginning work àt $1.75 per day, which duties had very much increased \u2026 since then.; crease in salary was well deserved.The Road Comimittee\u2019s report, also, pointed out that both the Grand Trunk and Canadian persisted in removing the snow from the protests, and recom ended that the opinion of the City Attorney ns to whe- | ther the companies can be: compelled to | leave sufficiént snow on the crossings to ffic,.be obtained.The Committee further reported\u201d that in its opinion tho city could not be held responsible for accident met with Jby J.A.Dubuc, on King Hill, The Road \u2018Committee\u2019s report adopted.=.| facilitate t | deaths in December, being.a very call number.The.Fire report contained nothing v unusual.THE HORSE CASE.ort and in connection reported re \u2018claim for damages entered by-the Hunt estate in connection with the killing of a horse on Brompton.road as the result of the animal coming in contact with a jeity wire \u2018charged with electricity.The, | City Attorney\u2019s opinion had been ob- \u201c| tained.Understanding that the electric current was conducted.to the city wire by \u2018a wire of the People\u2019s - Company.which.had been \u201cplaced in contravention of by- law, the City Attorney was of the opinion that tke People\u2019s Telephone Company could be called in to hold the city harmless in the.ease.cluded, while admitting no.liability, that \u2018if it could be settled out of court | for ninety dollars it would be advisable to do so.The matter was referred back to the Police, Committed with power to act.GRANT TF FOR RECEPTION.Captain Farwell, Capt.Somers, Lieut.Loomis and Lieut.Simpson were pre-.beginning: Wednes-{sent as a delegation from a 53rd Regi- day- evening, to-morrow.The Band during the bazaar to be held in latter part of February.are requested to be on hand Wednesday at 8 p.mis preparing music for concerts to be given the All members ment Committee in connection with the proposed reception to Surgeon-Majoi Worthington and Gunner Martin Lougee, \u2018who are expected home from South Afri- cdiin a day or two.the Cop.Farwell was heard by MEN'S 4B Boys = - OVERCOATS ! \u2018Not because original priees.were too high, but to make sure selling of every overcoat in our stock before - garment satisfaction.the snow disappeats we have reduced the price on every - 20 PER CENT.We still have a fine assortment, \u2018the quality, and style of garment you\u2019d prefer may be here now.There's no telling how long such may be the case, for quick sales are the rule.We refund money in \u201cevery case \u2018Where there\u2019 s.dis- J ROSENBLOON.& co.oz and 99 Wellington 3 Next door té Grand Central Hotel.SR td ei ta Sherbrooke the salary of Mr.D.Hallett, road over; process seer, be increased $200 per year.This she wae in answer to a application made by.|be| presented would Mr.Bhllett for an increase.He had been appropriate.They had estimated tke cost for 19 years, of carrying out this programme at $200.was aîterwards increased to\u2019 $2.25.* His | co Councillor MeManamy thought the in- = Pacific companies had | street crossings, King street, in spite of } was.The Sanitary Committee: reported [14 [°F Councillor LeBaron read the \u2018Police -re- ! the | Telephone |\u2018! In view of the fact that \u2018the case, was | la somewhat, \u2018complicatéd the Council con- | Fbartess, with [fresh stars,\u2019 |B of 1 welcome.would .perhaps be most ckes, Fuller, and other ressed their po the in ro from \u2018of the 53rd Regiment, be voted for the pur- Councillor Worthington inquired if the committee ie i to intérview Lord Strathcona while -in Montréal re the prket square improvement scheme tad tained the interview.he mayor explained that it.hac: not.y bad written Lord Strathcona, ask- à for the interview, but had received reply, and on hearing that he was : but again had received no reply.He presumed the matter had not ouncillor : Oli uncle Fortier, \u201c ttat Councillor \u2018 Jenckes \u2018be returning officer for the com: i Councillor Jenckes de ed in amendment, sec- cillor Fuller, that\u2019-Coun- cillor Maman be appointed.The main tion was carried.| MUNICIPAL VOTERS LIST.\u2018oufcillors Mivier, | | Fortier, end rthington w appointed revisers of mucnloigal joters list.- | late: secretary- {easter for discharge of his \u2018and secretary were cfore rns the chair Mayor Be- latiger \u2018expressed the hope\u2019 that thé new and century would be happy - and prosperous for e Councillors, their THE.END|OF THE .CENTURY.~.Britannia to (Columbia.Daughter! and tncrowned Sister-Queen - and Friend! [ho year wanes, and with that Hundred Years.New on.thy brow the centuries descend; Op mine the frost and sunlight, {riwmphs,\u201d tears, Leavo trace of | many.the j Look! what sil- ® old under my diadém; | praids, unfluttered hy all Mingle with W ile thy fair _ shocks, Gs inthine.Great Land! fasten other! I send - thee .1 Ls -subtler wire than whatsoever ties y shores and mine, beneath the severing sea, The bond of that flies .- Glad to.my ch thy salutation.- Le I have been be again; |.ut thine to me is not another sation; My knee, not) wont to bend, today is ~ fain - - bred, of kindred blood eek at this self-willed\u20141 shall courtesy Tp -make thee for.all thine .ages; For that same reverend silver in thy hair; .For all thy famous worthies, statesmen, sages: : - |God go with thee! If thy Hoes too much dare - I think we shall no more be kept asun- er Than two t clouds in Heaven that hold the thunder.\"From the Inde his lordship\u2019s personal | ab sure that his brother, Surgeon- December, 11899, \u2026 Major Worthington, did not anticipate or January, 1900 sessseus es Cer evens \u201c6 | desire anything in the way of a \u2018purse February, po0 pesmenss ane eepe as \u2026 \u2026 -20 and so far as relating to him he hoped March, 1900 .5.cee.\u201818 Capt.Farwell\u2019s Jot proposal would bel April, 1900 .ven vers sera teneens 33 withdrawn, | May, 1900 .eer anus venesen saines 18° pun.Olivier \u2018thovight tho city should June, 1900.prie us prsace suceuesss 2.agdindo its part lin welcoming returning July, 1900 .©.pre eres 22 \u2018solliers, who had fought for Queen and] August, 1900 .oo ceoiesne.32° Enfipire in South Africa.It was an honor] September, 1900 .\u2026.«ovo coon 2 to Sherbrooke d to the Dominion October, 1000 .\u2026.cco connie 19 d done so and they ought November, 1900 .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026 21 to [receive a hearty waloome In all o.oo ol Lie Live vaneneeu ss 280 years; 41, 20 to 50 \u201cto England, had tele | R TURNING OFFICER APPOINTED.| : vier moved, seconded by |.Jattended.Rev.G.Ellery Read, Rev.\u2018neath thy ployed À HEALTH OF THE CITY, There Were 280 | Deaths! SOME INTERESTING \u2018age from six to sixteen.Miss Edna Cas- - During the Past | : Year.oe big IN THIS CONNECTION\u2014 | CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.* The report of the Sanitary Dopart- ment, covering the year.ending Novem: ; ber 30th, .1900, contains the following || interesting information: : Number of deaths in city:\u2014 It \u201clac 1901! poor strange to write 1901, ~ Coa br SKINNER,| loesn\u2019t it?If when reading or | | writing you feel a strange or un- STATISTICS \u201ccomfortable feeling in your eyes, you had better come and \u2018have \u2018them tested, yori may mood\u201d spec tacles, For comparison the annual number of \u2014 , H._ Chambers, 125 Well Odd lines of Cigars, wanting, Toby and _ other smpkers\u2019 sundries to posed of before we commence 8 ing.Everything i in prime condition, \u2018excellent opportunity | for stock up.as we are foregoing at the present time, jmore than a forge qian tity re of brooke.AE KINKEAD 4 D > | Wholesale & Retail.Sign ot Ind 18 Wellington Street: Sherkrom,- | ADVvodaTEE, ~ FF | LAWRENCE & MORRI , AMPBELL & DESCH: Wellington St, her J.DUFFETT B.A., = So [ deaths in.the\u201d city for the past ten ait F, Rae B; Abe .years, with population in\u2019 eh 3 year and - 2.[death rate per thoussad., DEC BRADLEY, Dentin eines EE | Year.pirslation Vests, per 1000 \u201cValue giving without precedent, Won R.ES CN 1, Su 1 EY 1890.; 9923.27.81 Ï Telephone at office and residence: al : 1891 .10110 229 \"3185 25 per cent.Discount, off OUR COS- EE - 1892 \u20189600 22° 240 |TUMES AND JACKETS.G.\" \u2018Busveyor 10 Belvificre Bt land 1893: 9489 183 19.28 \u2014 ER 1894 9628 271 28.15 cent.Discount off all our EM- Crm Arcnièéou) wand x _ 1895 9690 214 22.08 BRO ERIES.[.=r + .ÿ I 1897 ys - oe 31 SE 33-1-3 per cent.Discount off all our M éherbrocké sacs re SEES | Jisos \u2014 10470 240 * 59 FANCY DRESS PATTERNS.J.§,IETRADLE.Nojerr 8 Wa {1899 L 10720 .254.23.79 10 tp 20 per cent.Discount off all our | STR 1900 - 1]127.280 25.16 PE rs.EASTERN T0: NSH STi Of the deaths in 1900, 126 wero of persons one year old and under; 47, 1 | year to 10 yeers; 14,\u201d 10 years to \u2018 20 years; 52 over 50 |.years; male 161, female 119 ) Their nationality was as follows: \u2014 French 209, English 38, Irish 18, Scotch 10, other nationalities 5; married.87, single 193.: Cases of contagious diseases in the city were as \u2018follows in 1900: Scarlet faver 54; typhoid fever 53, diphtheria 13, measles 2; total 122.Of these 16 were in the East Werd, 25, South Ward; 26, Centre Ward; and 55, North Ward.During the year the sewerage system | was extended about 2785 feet.repre THREE VILLAGES.STANSTEAD, ROC ISLAND AND DERBY ews items for Jusertion fur in the DAILT RECORD ladly received b Bertha M.Papier Focal maton, Ak No Island.) ! January 8.\u2014Miss Brooke, whe has been spending her holidays at Cook- shire, returned to Stanstead yesterday.The Uhion service held at tho Methodist church Sunday evening wes .well J.Edward Starr and Rev.E.E.Margref gavo short addresses.Dr.Freligh sang \u201cBlessed arc they\u201d in his usual\u2019 pleas ing mannen.The choir .also rendered several pretty anthems.\u2019 Mr.L.A.Lanctot received a telegram from Montreal on Saturday summoning him there owing to the serious illness of his brother.= - © Mr.Albert Gilmore, who has\u2019 heen seriously ill, is once moro able to al terid to his business.co Mrs.Cadieux, of Stewartstown, is the guest of hor mother, Mrs.Oliver Cor.dean.Master Walter Norris entertained forty seven of his young friends\u2019 ranging in well \u2018played a march for.them to march into supper, two by two.When Master CAR HEINTZHAN & CO, And so on each dopa tment iscounts giving |: \u2018during this semi an- MASON & RISCH; 7 NICH & BACH, 5 .Walnut, wishing: to > purchase or not.\u2014\u2014tisestima \u2014 small Uprights and\u201d Parlor mahogany and Oak cases.New pianos today from @250 : 8900.Everything hero tise.We respondence.Visitors whether to that wo adver- invite your inspection and cor} always welcome, Walter came in_ Mrs.G.R.Caswel] presented him with a beautiful bouquet of flowers.All enjoyed the.delicious refreshments which were served.All sorts of games followed, and when 9 o'clock | arrived the young people departed to dream over their good time.2 A grand masquerade skating carnival will fo held at tho Stanstead skating rink next Friday ovening.The Stan- stead band: will furnish music.The Ursuline Convent will ro-open tomorrow.Mr.Adjutor Begin, who has been cin- as cutter at\u2019 Mr.Charles thy proud kiss back to met on January 4.After usual business (Sir Edwin- Arnold.ndent, \u2018Dec.2.following brethren on the visiting com | mittee: J.W.Abbey, Stanstead; JG G, Beebe Plain; F.C.White, Barnston; W.B.Bullock, Lake Shore, and B.H.Rider, of Fitch Bay.\u2018The lodge was then the lodge, in which addresses each and and everyone declared he had spent -one of the most pleasant evenings year and century.- The À \u2018I proceedings were over, District Deputy Grand Master W.E.Munroe, sssisted by visiting brother, C.W.Wells, of Missïs- quoi Lodge, installed the following .officers: Noble Grand, E.L.Scott; Vice! Grand, E.B.Tryon; R.S., C.Munroe; P.S, H.C.Arlington; Treasurer, LH, Hopkins; Warden, J.S\u2014 Cowens; Con.] ductor, G.N.Dorman; O.G., W.B.-Bul- lock; 1.G., W.E.Munroe; R.S.N.G., JE.Greenleaf; LS.NG, J.C.Gilfillan, M.D.; R.S.V.G., John Batchelder; L.S.VG, C C.Welles; R.S.8., Timothy Aldrich; L.S.S., Henry White, sr.Noble Grand EL.Scott then appointed the Cowens, Rock Island; W.E.Munroe, of the t lodge meet- in the TO Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablete.druggists refund the money if it to- cure.son each bor THE DAILY RECOR D.Ali fails ture i : odist je the A : wt | better.| threo churches this week.Jni ersalist church.8 tree on- Friday evening, Mr.51, R.Robinson, is: reportod some\u201d ae + = CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.25c.E : Grove\u2019 8 signa \u2018LS.CHANNELL &-\u20acO., Publishers, L.8, OmawrarL, Manager.V.E.MozarLy, Editor f| Publish day, Que.| Subscription price, strictly\u2019 in advance, one yeer, 82; six months, 50 ets; \u2018one month, 20 cents.Advertising rates\u2014One inch, 1 day, | ed every afternoon, except Sun: .months, - $1; three called to order, but mot before the num- % Comte 2 days, 00 eents; 3 days, $1.90; |erous officers and biothers had addressed\u2019 ha weak, 2 weeks, $3; 3 weeks, $3.60; ; in _ nt 8 ue one dre unt if advertisement is in- sorted every oth day, twios a week or ones à & will be a union prayer meeting \u2018On [evening, at tho Congregational Wednesday evening &t tho Meth-.ch, and Thursday evening at e number attended the supper at tho > Methodist church, and report « very enjoyed evening.| year \u2018a very good team, and will probably challenge the teams of the schools | 0 towns around Sherbrooke.| Ï a\" 102_Wellington 8¢., Sherbrooke, | a Jes.Maekinhon, 5 8.Edgell, S.F.M res, In Cowans ile, H > A.Cochzane, Vice A J; Michell ¢.8 w.1.rig $, T.Stanstead, 8.Ste as Me * Richmond, W.L all Mg Eng , ++ Boston, Nation Exchange foe hours from 10 to (3.Baturday Granby, Ww.H hinson, Mgr.Bedford, E.W.rçan, BOOT .Huntingño:, E.+.Robinson; Mgr, >, Magog, P Olivier, Mgr.° a.St.acjuthe, J.iLaframbolss.Mer, * - Ormstown, W.HJ Harerave, Aol! 3 | In Province of British [Columbia ha ae Phœnix, \u2014 - _ nager.~ oo - hlin, Mg, .+\u2026.New York, National Park \u2018 Collections |made af all \u2018bie Cs Drafts issued for any required amounts a\u201c \"all points in Canada, Stated, and Ck | Exchange bou id \u201ca SAVIN + H DEPA 7 \u201c a each office, In t allowed ! from d sit and compounded annually, wi » = rin: the attention of the deposi Bon ie | cl We're closing OI prices to make su i + < .\u201c - - 2°.: * i - .wr.« 11 À : i e \u2014 be held on Friday, January 11, : Phrygia ey di ?he \"Rourke s for some time, has recently .1 mem \u2014 seni ee mother iss and nison; {accep a position in Lowell, Mass.; Love me or love me not; jap what may [and will leave for his new position soon.br OOKE SNOW-SHOE oy BI hep, .Mr.Dupuis, of Sherbrooke, will take his 100 fst tramp of tho 20th century | My pride ° a prayers watch thy |place at Mr.O'Rourke's.~ will} place on Wednesday, January .\u201cbright course ; Mr.and Mrè.Abraham Cullins will 9th, 1 Rendezvous at Magog House, Thon \u2018dost uph ld the lessons learned occupy the tenement : where Mr.and 3 ph, hi ÊTP- a - from me, Mrs.Begin have lived.ir And speak\u2019st [my Shakspeare\u2019 g spéech\u2014 | Mr.Percy Pocock has accepted posi- The Sherbrooke High School hockey.God go \u2018with thee.tion as clerk with Mr.Wm.Pike.team.had.their first practice\u2019 \u2018yesterday! Columbia to Britannia.J] Tomifobia Lodge, No.18, 1.0.0.F., They are able to put on the ico this Jetting late in thé 0 make a çlean s L.D.Shoe _Lenn - - ape plantations - canisters.\u2018product of the] in \u201cscientifically - blended andevery poundiis tested same purity, \u2018flavdr and R strength.| Packed: dn | | | REE] PUBLIC LIBRARY, OF SHEREROO E REE RD Work ¢ days fro from 2 to 5 700 nw - \u201cOpen week days va from to 19 p., 1106 006 ; 7 40 10 .Amon frp Tavs from 1.9004 .aid ban o GALLERY OF P Reproductions, J 3 En sance Main Qalland CARE Oper week anys from 8to 2 .\u2014Open Sun iays trom 1.80 to 4.80 pH VEER AMUSEMENT BOOM PO YOUNEMES Open ur i ee i a ho 12.m 1008 ; .7 tn 10 nm wine 4 \u2018 : \u201cÀ = Surveyor and Civil Eng! .- À L A.DUFRESNE, Provincial and Domi) - - Land- Surveyor, member \u2018 - æ Association of Givi] Jillos 5B King Tel.à. Pe ét 2 Try eT Es UT anlte FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT.require information regard \"ing y Je ae it will be cheerfully gives oi your application taken by ~ RA DARKER, Sun Life.Building | Telephone 336.\u201cHere 18 a SNAP for YOU pr - Patterson\u2019s Sodas in 1 IL - boxes, regular price 10c,while they last 5e a box.| Goyd willie\u2019 s Preserved, Fruit \u2018in glass, regular 256, \u2018our price 15c a jar.+.FRESH LOBSTERS,\u2019 | : SMELTS, 3 ; -_ FINNAN HADDIES > and OYSTERS.TL W FULLFR & 30 + {9 | We Have Be \u2014 - SPREE te pr 1 asbl ; | Priced [ pisos.And we baye high- priosd pianos.cheapest starts at good, end for every \u2018rise in the price you'll find a correspond: ! ing rise in the quality of the instru-' ment, Our aim is to cater to the needs of all; that's why: we sell tho cheapest that\u2019s good ss well as the best that\u2019s made.Several different makes repre- sented\u2014both Canadian and American.4.\u2014\u2014 i (6 1 LeBaron SHERBROOKE bo SLEEP! ESSNESS Is any re res Ar SER manently cured by the A) use of per CAMPBEL L\u2019S QUININE WINE.It toner ap the system and restores failing .strength, Recommended by all doctors as a restorative after debilitating illnesses, Prepared only by K.CAMPBELL & CO., ASK YOUR DRUGGIS| FORIT, MONTREAL, FACOH OUP TASTES - BEJTER THAN THE LAST.| 7 avait prosée.\\ Millinery Parlors.JANUARY DISCOUNTS, MN Weare now selling\u2019 from \\ our complete stock of Winter Millinery at discounts \\C.E.ENRIGHT & co \u2018Wellington Square.Sherbrooke - Tececcecce î SKATES SHARPENED.gloom.over this place.\\ of from 25 to 50 per cent.# | Watch this space this month.Great Bargains OFFERED IN Furs and : Gent\u201ds Furnis hings z Pp.CORMIER, | The Furrier, 131 Wellington St.- Dr.McConnell, | EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, Will be at Robinson, Bury, O.P.A.: Hotel, Tuesday, January 8th.: , Gould, January 9th.| Scotstown, January 10th.| Sawyerville, January 11th.= TS 2000000®0B0P0@0B0B0BOG jur emery wheels are kept humming Gays.sharpening aûd polishi» 1g oh tu tL us we have 8 Special ma chiueior this work.we are ab togrind them while ou wait.1 Head office for Electric Light and Bell ork.gro.F FOSs.Kleciric and Machine Works, Bell Tel.107.14 Water Strcet.ISPAL-DING - HOCKEY STICKS.\u201cI hereby certity that the \u201cSpalding Hockey Stick,\u201d made by you from models furnished.by our players, is the only stick uded by our club.We consider that it is tho best stick we havé -| ever : used, and strongly récommend it to |all hockoy players.\u201d; qq SPALDING STICKS | For Sherbrooke and Bastar Tow | Ships at - 4 s MITCHELL ; = \u2018So.|THE: LITTLE GROCE Sells the largest bottle of- Household Ammonia.in the city for 10c.Benzine makes: dirty things stainless, 10c.bottle.Machine oil, 9c.\u201cbottle.Hendy little \u201coiler, Se.Civil, prompt and satis- LAKEMAN.gs \u2014- have to cell.te the public would FURS AS NEW TEARS us.® a With the touch ef celder.weather the Fur store claime your attention.What lady does .not love rieh, handsome furs ?We carry one of the largest and choicest stocks of Lare garments, L A CODERE, January | men and boys.SAWYERVILLE | January.8.\u2014The death of Mrs.(Rev.) A.C.Baker on Thursday last.cast a Ske was one at was beloved by all that knew ber, and an earnest, devoted worker in the |.Baptist church and every good cause.She will be greatly missed in this community.The bereaved family have the sincere sympathy of all.Mr.A.Swail is around visiting rela: À tives and friends \u2018in this section.- Miss E.J.Paintin, former principal \u2018bof the Sawyerville school, was in this : place last week.visiting friends.\"E.Evans spent a few days in ee Vt., last Beek.~ Mrs.R.W.Montgomery entertained a Quite n number\u2019 of the young people }erom the village attended the -dance on Friday evening last at Mr.Cowan's and for Hereford.Miss Anna Lobdell has school down.in Leeds.- accepted a The \u2018motto of New Mexico: \u201cTt increases by going.\u201d So dos an.ad in Ei RECORD.It increases business.I -.yours goat Matter, ru \u201c 107 mroiinaton ac.fow of the young people at her home on: \u2018| Saturday evening.- [report a very pleasant evéning: 1 Miss.Gussie.Evans: left on Tuesday such as\u2019 ladies and gentleman\" 8 Mug Coats and ladies\u2019 eapes, but alse give special \u201c attention to the smaller furs, Storm Collars, Collarstbes, , Muffs, Bulle, Caps, ete.|.| Fine Fur for (Gites.erier, and Men\u2019 s Furnishings.| Bar - At the prices we have marked ai goods for this great sale we cannot repeat orders, \u201cappointment, and to get your size.B {Basten Townsips Ching Hous, À - J.L.VINEBBRG & CO, I of the \"Horse Shoe, wil Wellington St, Sherbrooke, o to avoid dis- come.Now to M ELBOURNE.\u201cJan.8.\u2014Rev.R.S.Watt, B.D., the new pastor of the Congregational Chuxçh, is meeting with great : success in his work here.Mr.A.L' Rose, .of Montreal, is guest of Mr.C.E.Cross.Mr.Harry Thompson, who has been attending school in Montreal, spent the holidays with his parents in Clver- ton.The W.C.T,U.will meet at Mrs.Mec Donald\u2019s, Jan.8, at 2.30 p.m.Grace Cross, who has_been confined to the house by an attack of pneumonia, is bly recovered.* Many of-oùr young peo people are homie lidays.Among them, C.- E.Croés, David James and Charles Morrison and Telfer Thomas.?There is \u20ac tas much- excitement over the céming municipal election, as over the last Provincial one.The retiring councillors are Mr.W.Morrison and Mr.\u201d C.Caswell.Mr.Caswell will opposed by Mr.John Gold.the sumption = is ptt \u2018ill with pneumonia.Rev.F.his bolidaye with\u2019 relatives in Ontario.\u2018 [rink Saturday evening | \" | Miss Alice Vantiner, \u201cNight\u201d; factory service évery time you call wih People\u2019a 141, or Bell 154, You know a lot about of goods you Congregational church las fe meetings will be continued all week and [| tMr.E.Bellam, Moe\u2019s| River, the regains : We intend to clear all lires at onoh as we do not wish to carry over any govds-into the next season, sn come at once for Genuine Bargains in SUITS, (OVERCOATS, ULSTERS, FUR COATS and CAPS for - ™ tion.The military | Ime in forming a be Mr.Joséph Irwin is very ill with con- .8.Wintle, jr., of Spooner Pond, \u201cBates, of Treñholmville, spent Wm.Dunphy, who di \u2018| buried yesterday morning.The service was conducted in the.Catholic church, under the auspices of the LOF.Ho was a native of Queens county, Ireland, | and aged 34 years.A number of Windsor\u2019s leading citi funeral.News was received Saturday ev of the death of Mrs.Wm.Wells, of on Friday, was prairie.Her husband |was for many \u2018| years station agent at this place.She was a daughter of Mr.Porter Frye, one of the first settlers in Windsor, and was born here: She was well known as remarkably indystrious d enterprisi woman.Her remains were taken to Coaticook for \u2018burial.- A hockey match will take place Tuesday evening, Windsor V8.January 8.\u2014The well attended as -us costumes were well des Thé prize winners - were: i Miss Bertha McCoy; \u201c\u201cF lower Girl\u201d; 2d men: lst - Mr.8.P| Waist Men\u201d; 2nd, Mr.\u201cKruger.\u201d Messrs.G.M.Hung have returned to Danville Albert Hebeït, and Ira Neill Nr.Joseph Dohan has retur ned tho Dental College, Montreal.Miss Edith.Robinson has retur ned her home in Magog.\u201cMr.W.W.Wadleigh {js visiting friends in Boston.- - \u2019 Mr.T.Crockett bas eturned to Montreal.> \u20ac A special meeting Ww to to held in the x evening.held in the various chprches during the week of prayer, MARTINVILLE.| * January 8.\u2014Mr.\u2019 C.|N.Cass has re- | turned from Quebec, where he has to purchase two horses Miss' Mabel Batchelder has been h -visiting\u2019 her.parents through the days.Tho RT.of T.held a very \u2018succes ful oyster\u2014supper .and - ente ainment on Friday evening.The debate came off arranged.The question was \u2018Labor vs.Capital.\u2019 The leaderd in debate, were rm- ative; and Mr.C:.G; Craig, of Compton, tho negative.At the - conclusion, \u2018| the judges, Mesars.S, W.Farnham, Ww.Ladd and A.-S.Otis, detided in favor | of the negative, Special meetings be here last night and gan in the church il) continue |two weeks.A love feast |and covenant |service was held last Thursday oi in the church./ | AMAZED AT KITCHENEE.Sentiment Shown bh Iron Hahded Rol.dier Astounds Critics.New.York, Jan.7.\u2014Referring tothe conciliatory poliey pure wd by Lord Kitchener in South Africa, Mr.Ford, in \u2018his cable to the Tribimo says : South Africa meanwhile continues \u2018hold the field.Lord Kitchener, who was credited by his admirers with heing lan iron-handed soldier, \u2014 without sentiment or softnees, has astonished his critics by a timely dis play of ooncili tion and statesmanship, His temperate language at the burghers\u2019 conférenco \u2018in Pretoria has been followed by n s\"spen- (sion of the order for| burning farws} and -the way is opening [for negoti ations for peace.Lord Kitchener r happily : dis- to appointed expectatichs, based upon| his \u201c l\u2018eonduct in the Khan oum campaign, and is carrying out Lord Roberts\u2019 policy of patient leniency with remarkable discre- | pflviser who often aids grrect judgment of what is happening in South\u2019 Aïrica, offers this explanation of the calmness and indifference : with whick in Kitchener has régarded|therecent raids,\u201d Lord Kitchener , knows that hp has three points in: th¢ campaign, n nel, to capture Generals DoWet, Delaro; and Botha.He is concentrating his energies upon hunting down.DeWet, end when that result is accomplished he will mase his mounted forces against the other two Boer teaders.He has not allowed himself to- be diverted from the pursuit DeWet.When the | raiders crossed the to | Orango river intd the Dutch districts of \u2018Cape Colony, he probably smiled grimly, oh knew\u2019 *that they were not in sufficient force to do much harm, yet would be certain t¢ harass the seditions population, which |has- heen athorn in the = British: side throughout.the war.The Cape Colony Dutch are now getting practical experience in damage en hy the raiders, with whom they hat of fo sympathy, and their views 5 the justice of the Boer cause will undergo 1.radical change.Cape Colony hgs also been -put-on its defence.Meanw hunt after DeWet goes on and Lord Kit- thener tells the ree they à beaten or disg \u2018but overpowered, wind.ought to Abandon a \u201cHopeless struggle.- » | parts of the Dominion.The object \u2018|add to the productiveness and improve .annually received, it is not practicable (to send more than one sample to each hs [of names from societies ice.will consist as heretofore of samples of | ES the Director «of cu \u2018 l'olding for seed possesses ) concentration of © ° , of those varieties of grain, etc., whick have succeeded best on the several Experimental Farms have been distributed on application in 3b.bags, free through the mail, to farmers in all in | view in this distribution has been to the quality of these important agricultural products throughout the country, by placing within reach of every farmer, pure seec of the most vigorous and productive sorts.This work bas met with much appreciation, and, a large measure of success.Under instructions of the\u201d Hon.Minister of Agriculture another distribution will be made this season.Owing to the very large number of applications eye; the comfortable fit rests\u2019 the foot.Tte wear a pair will stand without losing their shape or good looks substan tiates our claim that no better can be obtained anywhere et any pron, Sole agent horeabouts is | 0 RL G WIGUETT, | { | + + Ovvésattussesvesueutes pme Half Yearly | Watch inspectio mord applicant, \u2014hence if an individual receives a sample of oats, he cannot also receive one of wheat, barley or potatoes, and applications for more than one sample for one household cannot be entertained.These samples will be.sent only to those who apply personally, lists or individuals- cannot be considered.The.distribution cats, spring wheat, barley, field Pease, Indian corn and potatoes.Applications should be addressed to.\u2018Experimental Farms, Ottawa, and may be sent any time be- | fore the 1st of March, 1901, after which samples asked for may all be sent out in good time for sowing.Parties writing.will please mention the sort of sample they would prefer, naming two or three the available stock of all the varieties named be \u2018usted, some other.sort will be sent instead.date the lists will be-closed, so that the | different varieties of their choice.Should | good | - The * samples of grain will be sent early but potatoes cannot be distributed until\u2019 dang: | injury in transit by frost is 0.0 provision has been made for :.: general distribution - of; any otlier seeds than those named.- Letters may he sent mental Farm free of Postage, \u2018WM.SAUNDERS, F, \"Director Experimental Farms Ottawa, December 27th, 1900.| e\u2014\u2014 OF SEED AT THE CENTRAL : EXPERIMENTAL FARM.To the editor of the Record: The past season has in certain locali- turing of grain.In -some districts it has been injured by rain during harvest or from being stacked before fully dry, thus causing it to sprout or heat, while in other locelities it has suffered more .or less from early autumn frost.When exposed -to cither jof these conditions cereals are apt to lose a portion of their.vitality or to have it so weakened as to.- produce when sown an unsetisfactory: growth.The character of the crop is .greatly influenced by the quality of the seed used, and to obtain the best re.eults it should: have its germinating power unimpcired, so that when placed, in tho soil the young plañts may make « prompt and vigorous start.Hence it is very important- that farmers should iscertain whether the grain they - are the vitality 1 eceasary to produce a good crop.By instruction of the Honorable Minister of Agriculture, provision has been made whereby the vitality of seed can \u2018be ascertained without cost to the individual, and any farmer in the Dominion, who may Have any varieties which he desires to have tested can get the information he secks, by forwarding to the Director of the Experimentzl Farnis, Ottawa, samples of such grain or seeds.Samples may he sent free through the il and an ounce or two is sufficient fon the purpose.About two weeks are required to complete a teat.It is hoped that all who desire to avail themselves of the provision offered will send in their samples\u2019 early so that the work may he completed in good season.| ~~ WM, SAUNDERS, Director Experiméntal Se Ottawa, December 26, 1900.roomy ere, Breakfast Gromblers Before the advent of Malt Breakfast Food, breakfast grumblers were found in the majority of homes.These breakfast grumablers for long years had been in- roking dietetical science to produce a Dreakfast food that would satisfy the tppetite, promote digestive vigor, give 1atriment and strength to the system, and furnish.necessary energy to the body and brain for the work of the \u2018day.The introduction * of Malt Breakfast Food .to the homes\u2019 in Canada has brought joy hnd contentment to .young and old who work muscle or brain.Now that Malt Breakfast Food is 80 Inrgely used, thére is less grumbling about taxed digestion, irritation of the stomach, eruptions and redness of the skin and other troubles that the ordin- sry oatmeal and other grain cause.: Malt Breakfast Food is a true breakfast relish.Its composition of Malt and thoicest Wheat, guarantees the greatest nutriment; it agrees with the weakest stomac h; it builds health and strength, and gives to brain workers all needed energy.No other food cam compare with it.One trial Inala it it « home friend.\u2018Your grocer has to the Expari- |.THE TESTING OF THE VITALITY : ties been unfavorable for the perfect ma- | foods | 22 SES RE TS * 1 All employees of the ec?Railway are \u2018requested their Watches at -onè@ for in- spestion.- | R.J.SPEARING, INSPECTOR.| TT Farmer's | Almanacs _ \u2018AT Ve \u201c Ansell's _ Drug Store.ONE BC BOTTLE CURLS.I hereby affirm that my obildten had soughe and Le Grippe.I used Smith\u2019s Indian Cough Syrup and Grippe Killer.It\u2018oured them at once, 1-woul not be without it.; ALUIE recu, Coati te remis\" be bok Toe stores and all general country wre k, ue.= OUTLOOK IN CHINA.: k (PRESENT SITUATION THE| MOST .SERIOUS COMPLICA TON \u201c - OF NEW YEA i New York, January Mr Isaac = Ford, London rresponde ndent \u201cof the Ni York Tribune, gays in regard to recent developments in \u2018the Far East: | \u2018The China question is with nt, doubt the.most serious complication | o Je New Year, but the gravity of t \u2018tion makes little impression u lish opinion.The raids of a few hundred guerillas are considered, trangely enough, of more consequence than the virtual annexation of Manchuria by Russia, and.the disturbance of the: belance «of power in the Far East.It is\u2019a curious illustration of the impairment - of \u2018national judgment through preoccupe.- tion with a single subject.making too \u2018much of what lis appening in South Africa, has a false measure for estimating values everywhere else.While the Chinese government has accepted the proposals of the powers iin principle, but reserved the right.of discussing the do tails It has sanctioned an agreement by.which it retains the no 1 administration of Moukden and \u201cthe, southern province of Manchuria | military occupation.This | one.Manchuria and: the seizure of Port \u2018Ar to this inevitable sequence The presence of a Russiail resident in.Moukden will be a plain indicetion that Manchuria, with a Chinese ndministra- add.eutlook in Chinn SO tion, has become nomifally a protacted state, but in reality à province of the Czar\u2019s dominions.The diplomatie - byplay over the principles of powers and the amount of indemnity { will ga on.but there has been an entire change in the situation, and it is impo sible \u2018for either England or German go lack to the status quo of Ja acy of last year, .J { * The relations of powers] Have been thrown out of balance byj.protection of Russian systems.Questions relating to epheres of interest will certainly be a fresh series of territorial quiz tres.There.\u201cHopelessness of the \u2018situation tends to make England leader writers pessimistic.The crisis has arisen.which.war contemplated in the third! article of the Anglo-German agreement, | hut no y'rnc- tical results are expected from the- cun- ference of the two powers, \u2018events.brig | {ger has ordered Poultry Food.Fresh eggs command high prices at a , 7 SEEREROOKN DAILY RNOORD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1901.| _WHAT- WINDSOR MILLS.CORRESPONDENCE.|ectétttétetetereeeesnes P r tt\u2019 H J T ih rion in tbe Di Record _\u2014_ __ 0rvavsveavveres rene a s arry.Uriney, Risdiz received by À.Notons ocal oof DISTRIBUTION OF SAMPLES OF : oc CAPTAIN SHAMROCK HOCKEY January 8-Mr.Hormidas Latulippe, SEED GRAIN AND THE LOOKS OF A PAIR.CLUB, + of Brompton Falls, wes married here POTATOES.; (Champions.of the world), Yesterday morning to PP Rose : Fre To the Editor of the RECORD: | of Slater Shoes (for men) please the Says about During the past-twelve years samples fowls ought to adopt means to Make Their Hens Lay: This is what Pratt's Poultry Food does\u2014it keeps the hens in good condi- every legitimate \u2018tion, and fresh eggs are the rule rather than the exception.For sale at cmrfiras Tue Grues \u201cle 123 Melhnpr = 7 L.Rest accommodation - the city.Location \u2018opposite Dew.market.J.K McDONN Babbit Metal.We have about 500 Ib of old\u2019 type for saute, at 12 per lb, fo.b.Sherbrooke, quantities to suit Experienced who have used old babbit.say.it makes best obtainable.L: 8.Channell & Co.; [Sherbroc Le i illwri ghia, e very | WALDERSEE } ro TIONS OF THE ALLIES~ ° \"| LATEST SHANGHAI Te Shanghai, January from Sian Fu that the Emprees Dowa- General Feng Tse Teai, commander in the province of Yun Nan, to proceed with his army to Yang Tee Valley, and from that: ee tion to move northward.His force à to consist of 15,000 men, armed ern wesa- pons: _ ; .Lo.\u2014 Count Von Waldersee, it is essorted, has arranged with Prince Ching and Li Hung Chang \u2018that the allied troops are not to operate jn the prefectures of Shun Te Huang Ping, and Ta Ming, in the\u2019 province of Chi- Li vith } .SPIRITUAL L'INFLUENCE.EXERTED IN AN ELECTION, TAKEN AS.THE GROUND UPON WHICH TO | CONTEST THE RESULT.| Winnipeg, Jan: 7:\u2014( Special.)\u2014A poti- tion has beeh filed against the return of Joseph Bernier, Conservative member for Sit.Boniface, on the ground that he induced Roblin to enter into an arrange ment with Archbishop Langevin under which the latter exer ed spiritual influence in bebalf of Bernier, who in turn promised to procure legislation relating to support and maintenance of separate schools in Manitoba.| -® CIRCUIT COURT WRITS.- - The number of writa issued in the : Circuit Court for the district of > Francis, during 1900, was 1,113, as fo lows: W.L.Shurtleff, 19; J.A.Chi- coyne, 16; L.B.Fontaine, 16; H: Hovey, 12; Lawrence & Morris, 32; J.Duffett, 97; John Leonard, 95; Cath, Wella- & White, 203; Chas.-C.| Cabana, 139; A.\u20ac.Hanson, 1: E.J.Bédard, 1.J.Beaulne, 3; Panneton & Leblane, 127; Campbell &' Deschamps, 1 120; Brown & McDonald, 105; Hurd & Fra.\" ser, 98; J.A.Becigneuil, 7; M.Mailhot, 5: G.H.St.Pierre, 4; M.O\u2019Bready, J.A.Camirand, 3; J.\" 8.Broderick, E.Riour, 3 | : M ntreal, ed.1900.To the Public : \u2014Your druggies is by Authorized to - refund the pure price on a twenty-five or fifty eent bout of Greene\u2019s Warranted Syrup_of \u2018l'a It fails to cure your cough or eold.(Signed) The Lester H.Greens Ov.CARVERS - in à sets end cases.TABLE KNIVES and FORKS Just from England.Li 1.- SILVER TABLE WARE in knives, forks and ppoon = \u2018Three grades and three sizes., 7 \u2018 + 3 cobeRE, |.| | 4 sons a co, | 1 Wellington st aq \u201c+ | 4.* 4 t PS | - | i |.£ this season of the year.- People owning .7.\u2014It is reported) Pac eived \u201cdireet pe tor LS roe gh con ow AE v4 : J = Fo ETN 7 PE P 04.ee pat AAT Ae er pre a M0 a as SE 5 her = + > fe py \u2019 ; r .: : Le .: 0 - .- - Pa vo = - - .7 d py Lt 2.TIM 5 vou morgan ata = - ge po > = - 3 TH a = LE) or Bo = I.RS mé anuttréé - rare - hé wh pm LL [2a y; BE rr A : Otros =, \"ace se > \" À Peu ES - To eg ot i Tt I i pri Es, 7% I TA X \" ARC PENS rT abs PSE dinar ais a ie > i + ai TE ayy MN RING) sini Sages Lesses né « Se 5 cas i x fr Derren tM ater ilar MTG = - \"a Ti me a - 3 o REA 5 ro a.RE f \" ?\u201c os x.\" E ; ES EL EE war We 7 215 CL Hop = 7 re er TERR © iy pu : \u2018 À A ro re > 3 \" 3 nr re ner ie v » ê, ace There op, 2e > LME - fe i 3e j à 3 = LE 6 Le LE 2 19 Arai : VE De EE ES DT MTS Case mare > ME ae : a hey hi # A BPEL rs oy TTR 3000 Aa EE .= apres = ra veh a odor hr ene TL MS j bee \u2014 LL + m5 + : To = : id Cu 2 208 mais \u201c - = EE \" .IT de he Fellas ; ter oo UE : _ ten À - 20e 2 ; - ! = , \" : - 7 ; Lo em _ .0; + _ - .\u201d di \u201d , - = ; - ee ee _ 0 _ - ; war , .roo ine) er Syn me Tr \u2018Jos! 1 \u20ac | _ Your choice.for 25c¢c._ year at Grest Reduction at \u201cthe inducements we offer\u201d ae GREAT entering.Our annual Whitewear and : Flannelette.* percent.on staple goods throughout the store.Fancy Chinaware, 20 percent.Lamps, 25 percent.- Vases and Ornaments, 33 1 3 percent.\u2018A tuble of LACES at 25 percent.dis- + SATIN-COVERED- count.Special discdunts in MEN'S FUR ~ NISHINGS, HOSIERY and UNDER- \u2018percent discount.WEAR.2 ; BLEACHED TABLE DAMASKS, 10, 23, 33 and 50 ipercent discount.discount.2,000 yards.FANCY PILLOW COTTON, all 10 percent dis- \u2018 count.FANCY SCOTCH GINGHAMS.33 1- 3 percent discount.133 1-3 percent discount.FANCY AND TWEED DRESS : ~ GOODS, 33 143 and 30 percent discount.cent discount.\"150 pieces FANCY SILKS, 33 1-3 per} -GREY WOOL cent discount./ * ceñt discount.: TAPESTRY AND CHENILLE CUR TAINS, 25 percents; discount.TAPESTRY AND CHENILLE \u201cTA BLE Cov ERS.\"25 percent discount.\u2014\u2014 cent -discount.10 percent discount.percent \u2018discount, > F3 MONTREAL.TERMS CASH.EEE For Holidsy Pstivities \u201cYou want your LINEN tof \u201cook its finest.To be sure of this send.itto ©\" 2 \"| FRIDAYS, \"LOTHROP'S | CITY STEAM vw} \u201c No.6 Water Street.| \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TELEPHONES : Bell, 10- [people's 28.EA LOTHROP \u201cProp.Opposite E.T.\u2018Bank: Church, Sherbrooke, or : New musical studio, and Musical iancy of Exe ot For terms, ete, appl |sultation at the Aîter ; tho BISHOP EAROCQUE \u2018IS BETTER.[very serious Te tot, dean - of Laval, Montreal, held a con- husbgnd.LoL \u201820 ca + \"EE +2\" SOYA Ws Nudd AA KNW Vali Just received | 75 pieces Embroidery, worth\u2019 10 and 4 E15 words, 1 246 WELLINGTON: 4 i rie ii =e y Signor the ol Tal ah ptet 7 \\IVANTED-A LADY PIANIST: \"| WANTED.\u2014 GENERAL .|\" where nurse is kept.Apply = | Duncan\u201dSmith, Montreal street.i JE eae \u2014\u2014\u2014 eer E TENEMENT TO: LET.\u2014WARM COM: \u201c fortable tenement, 6 rooms, bath, elect Commencing Saturday, J anuary 2 5th, and wig Satur yo | RASED, FRECKLE] day; January 12th, all purchasers of one pound of any price TEA will have their choice ot any article laid out to choose, from, any of which is worth the priee of the TEA.We do this to introduce our TEAS.to you, and a gift of a Handsome and : \u2018useful piece of Crockery, China or r Glagware are BOARDER WANTED.\u2014LARGE PLEA- (claims against the estate will also 3 them without delay.John Murphy &.wo © January Cloaring and Discount Sue A Gratifying success marks the first week's sel ing | A gratifying success marks the close of the ; frst week's business of JANUARY SALE, with\u2026s long.step forward in al departments.- As lc CAUS AND FFFECT RULES TRADE, with a stock such as ours, \u2018such rdck- bottom 3walues, this must invariably be the result.We.expect to.do even a \\larger .volume of selling during the second week, on which we are | ngw offerings dra specially \u201c worthy of notice.We would, also, \u2018call attention \u201cto a gener ol discount © : Jardinieäs, 20 EIDERDOWN | IMAPLE SYRUP ALL FLANNELETTIS, 10 percent : | DRESS, MUS- WVHITE:COTTON SHEETINGS and |LINS, 33 1-3 percent discount.BLACK FANCY-MOHAIR, 33 13 per | QUILTS, 25 percent: discount.WHITE AND GREY FLANNELS, 10 BLACK SERGE, CASEMERE, ate, WHITE WOOT, BLANKETS, BLANKETS, SATEEN COVERED DOWN QU IR \"FINE, WADDED COMFORTERS.COUN TRY ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED.\u201cJOHN MURPHY & CO, 2343 st.Catherine - Street, Cor.Metcalfe St.TELEPHONE UP, 98 a (a terrible fighter.MR.HARRY \u2014 : Organist and Chôle Master, se Tetars \u201c WHITING BLOCK, where De Wy ba rom | 9 TO 4 TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND to receive pupils forinstruction in Plane, Singing, (voiee production a specialty Cemposition.Fletcher teaches piano technique chi by the Macdonald Bmith system of free (vituout appa ap ratus) gymnastics.Bril- he Gusran sed.Dra.Camirand, Elie, and\u2019 Rioux; yesterday: His Lordship-is doing well and -his recovery) is now confidently ant icipated.consultation, Sir | William - \u2018 catled t Dr.Rioux\u2019s, his former pupil, | to \u2018see his friend, Dr.Grandbois, .\u2018M,P, The doctor is recovering fre 1 disease.Mrs.Sir William Hingston and Doctor Rot- sister of Mde.Dr.Rioux, is wi ! | shire\u2019 and Coaticook.| | | * a Popular { WANT} - Columns of the | SHERBROOKE RECORD \\ Advertisements of Help Wanted, ° Situations.Vacant, Lost and \u2018Found, Rooms: to Let, Board and .vertisements.REASONABLE RATES.\u2018day, 15 cents ; each additional word, 16: eu .\u2018days for the price of five.Dash quick RETURNS - p + Lis ARD SATISFACTORY RESULTS in advance.Eh [ | SITUATIONS VACANT.\"OALL immediately at Wilson's Music store.| SERVAN: Mrs: W/.TO LET.i \u201cgrie light, and all modern conver niences.F.Davis, Wolfe street.EE _ MISCELLAN EOUS.a removed, also your doubts.changed to smiles.H: W.Rich, photographer, 11 Wellington street.cr sans room, good hoard, in private - mily.Three minutés walk from -d\u2019o Offi.Address \u201cE., \u201d Record Office.) NOTICE.\u201cThe undersigned having\u201d been ab | pointer! Fraton and sub-tutay to the minor children of the late A: H.[rwib, in his lifetime of Sand Hill, Eaton, quest that all.accounts be settled once.to \u2018saver costs.Persons chavihg le.or All persons are hereby forbidden to, - _Itrust any one on behalf of the said gy tate without a written order signed by Ji S.Marlin, Lennoxville.«À - WJ.8, MARLIN, Tutor.+ Lennoxvilfe.GS.IRWIN.Suüb-Tutor, { ,( Montreal Jan.7, 1901.1 To a 2 y = In Brls.$4.30 This is a spot cash price.Tn pint Lins, 20e cach.-In \u201cquart ting, 30¢ each, | | : | In | gallon tins, £1.00 each.| We i i the quality.I< Rob, Johnston, GROCER.rs Made a Record, _ Hoax\u2014My wife\u2019s a remarkable wom \u201cil an.She waited to get off a car today, \"| arid she reached right up \u2018herself, pull ed the strap and stopped It.© Joax\u2014Huh! Lots of women do that.| > a Box 344, Sherproks, F4 4 es ~ "]