Sherbrooke daily record, 23 février 1905, jeudi 23 février 1905

[" Findbr Fier \"7e, 9e, 18e isertion,.now Tee qoths ad far as Hagoumin, eighteep \u2014 EER fom northwest of the- Yalu river, \u2014W.Bal § dere they burned a large depot of corsets that} « 00 cach.No dwanese \u201cprovisions.Turning south, Prices nter's styles, + that- sgt aT Limited | oN .ETI ccm hare oun.Corse a THE LOCAL SITUATION\u2014PETITION \u201cCONT & \u2014 forsee to Have \u2018Reached Fe Germany, \u2018Feb, 23.\u2014(Spocial.) The Emperor of Russia has elected.jo continue the war.To Vas position .is \u201cabsolutely firm And do German Court has been advised in that sense .i Tho WAI \u201cwill be pushed with the ut- energy, the domestic situation be- \u2019 ; now within the control of the ities.Im the judgment\u201d of the \u2019 cannot my, Gen.Oväma 2% éropatkin, but stands in \u2018danger of defeat.himself, oo me Emperor, therefore, - thinks it wild bo cowardly: for Russia to ask \u2018perty With all the men and money wential to a successful war.©.WAR RUMOR.St.Petersburg, February 23.\u2014 Ru- were current in this city - \"last ht that General Kuropatkir \u201chad : ji outflanked by a strong force of | Japanese-in the.vicinity of Sinmintin, ud compelled to retire from the Shakhe river: but offiéial despatches || » lar as made publie, and he Asso- gated Press\u2019 Mukdén advices; give no\u2019 gtimation that such a contihgency is en remotely possible.Military circles vout the report entirely and say no \u201cbody of Japanese.of sufficient strength Jas been operating on the right Rus-{ dan flank to force General Kuropat- kip to abandon his exceedingly strong ion on the Shakhe without a hard | lasting \u201cSeveral days.- a RESSIAN MOVES, * Yukden, February 23.\u2014A company vi Cossacks which has returned from \u2018along añd perilous reconnaissance to- sad Corea, penetrated by mountain lie Russians captured a transport of mplies, of \u2018which the small command ms great need.During the course \u2018de night Japanese surrounded the se HORESS BY \u2014- MEY.DR.CHOWN.Tells of Progress of Tem- -Perance Movement, \u2014\u2014 + AGAINST GRANTING OF NEW \u201c~~.LICENSES.| Telesture hall of the Methodist arch last evening was well filled, Men Rev.S.D._Chown, D.D:,« general \u201cprance and Moral Î Reform of the Me- | todist church:- Toronto, gave an ad- on the work carried on by his ment.\u2014-.4 The Rev.P.L.Richardson presided, | wd the Royal Templars of Temper-.ue attended in a body and the re- mentation from other \u2018congregations | Vag god, Dealing with the temperance aq'ies- lon Dr.Chown said that every el- Vas being made to suppress the I traffic and that everything was ro towards, the curtailment of, liquor interests.fle was very\u201d qi as to the.future results\u201d of 2 work, They were receivingy gteat hs from the railroads and re great.commercial concerns in b direction.As an instance of this Chown cited one of the C.P.R.of- aly who said that before he ente any_young man\u2019 he always put Questions.One was: \u201cDo you lr, ing liquor 7?\" and * the \u201cTo wou smoke cigarettes #\u201d official said he found no young Who used both could give efficient | &rvice to the C.P.12.; 7 le mer dwelt at some length on \u2026 be problem.H«& first refe tred le and capital, and sajd that favored labor unions, the la- en made a mistake when he\u2019 Breaks was the product of T IS, own hands alone.bor leaders should recognize r 18 really an sexpression of * brain thyouer \u2019 brain vo ER \u2018the hand, so.labor might be classed as labor h as manual work, the gambling evil, Dr.mi on the evil in its differ- 25 af, betting, ordinary gainblin Dee deal ,of attention mar (DOWN as stock gambling, .ginal speculation.He show- à a such gambling struck a blow Undermine the whole World, Ly : Rey, 0 ose of Dr.Chown's address .Richardson: spoke of 7 the Condition of things in Sher- car WC.TU.of the .city that (requisitions : wéfe \u20ac to the City Council to Wditiona] licenses, started in com- br .sibiity of Victory Remains HR Talk of Peace.- | tr ails.\" \u201cThe news of.General Grippenberg\u2019 \u2018ski has |} | \u2018moniously, \u2018com ander-in- chicf.Grippenbèrg\u201d 8 \u2018friends says | present is not a fit time personal feelings, when the army ust bend all its energiés- in the tor secure victory.\u2019 | the | Russians\u2019 bardment of the Japanese \u2018centre and \"tha lery near Tashan, while the tion of shop licenses, 13! baneful._retary- of the department of Tem- + | \u2018that {pected to corroborate in a.- 3 .9 À i IN This This Decislon\u2014Whil Pos- Vould be Cowardly to i | i pis I's \u2018command on three sides.\u201d tion of the Russians was: desperate, but a Chinese guide disaovered \u2018a mountain pass, by which they escaped to Khuaizhen \u2018Mountain, ohe hundred miles \u2018due north of the mrouth of the Yalu river, from which they rejoined the army, by way of little.: known 5 .| { i i i EI i attack on General Kuropatkin caused | great indignation at Russian headquart ters here.and in \u2018army circles.General Grippenberg\u2019 8, -departure was a surprise, as he had received no orders from General Kuropatkin to quit.position.He left Manchuria uncer 4 without taking leave of the Even + \u201cGeneral | that the for venti ng i KEY TO THE POSITION.- Tokio, February 23.\u2014In addition'fto usual desuttory bom- left, Marshal Oyama reports the fact à they* recently -placed heavy artil- Tokio newspapers learn from Chinese : sources : that large projectiles are falling in the Russian centre, - Japanese siege, guns, brought | from Port Arthur are in Position.Thus the \u2018centre of\u201d both - armies approximates more each- däy to the charaster of a great fortress.The Chinese! state the Russians still regard Lone Tree (Put: iloff f hill.between the Japanese left and| Russian right wings, as the key to the Position in that part, of the line.: It was there they surrounded and cit off - Major-General Yamadai\u2019s brigade in the battle of thd: Shakhe rive lt is expected that, this important position will again ;be hotly: contesterd in the coming - battje.= 7 tend: to lower the\u2019 tone of the commun: ity.7\u201d The petition makes spécial menas being special- ; The ladies - \u2018have already, interviewed \u2018many: * prominent citizens, great many \u2018more names \u2018added to the ed Tast evening.On the suggestion of Mr.R.\u201cArmi- toss it was decided to make a.house to house canvass With the petition.WAR OPENS Tr ; | CL - ON BEEF TRUST.4 WARR ANTS OUT IN cute FOR 1 \u2018 25 WITNESSES.| Chicago, IL ; Federal Grand J ury.Venire was order © inited with.Feb.2 mA, special ed yesterday and-ten deputy,\u2019 States marshals, were sent out: subpoenas summoning niore than twen- ty- \u201clive witnesses against members of the \u2018sU- -called \u201cbeef trust.\u201d |The men sunimoned will be taken i before the grand jury and an made to- indict persons: \u201crestrained by Judge Grosscup\u2019s beef trust decision, which recently was sustained by \u2018the United States Supreme Court.Much secréey was maintained conterning the .alfair and the deputy marshals were, despatched under orders to serve the subpoenas inimediately and to make publié no facts concerning the effair.gation has been carried on secretly in Chicago.Orders came from At- \u2018torney General Moody | to United States Distriet Attorney \u2018Bethea to.take up the work on the cage.Attorney Bethea was ordered to\u2018 spare 0\" expense Lo secure evidence against Violaters of the injunction of Judge Grosseup.It gation of the special grand jury.will cover sèveral weeks.In all 135 subpoenas Were issued, for subordinates, clerks and other employees of the packers.None of the packers J was summoned.\u201cThe employees are .ex- their testimony evidence secured by Government see agents.\u2014 KILLED DEER \"|.OUT OF SEASON.AS, R ESU Lr TWO.F0 PIOroLIS MEN 5 5 \u2018ARE NOW IN J'AIL.* Pierre Roy and Joseph Roy, of Pio- polis, were conveyed \u2018to Sherbrooke : jail on Tuesday afternoon, having | 'sentencéd by Count d\u2019 Orspnnen; J.Pp, t ; \u201d ot and costs, or fifteen days in: jail, for havi ing killed deer out of: season.a petition among the Tespectfully requesting the Fond thay all such requests, on at they are not needed dy Ore Places _Of that ki nd would As thev had not the money they went to Jail \u2018 \u2018 ; dE { F +\u2014 UN.Mr.Frank Eastman .of Concord, H., his sister, Mrs.I.A.Perkins.< \"The posi- | which indicates that | besides \u2018the clergy, both Catholic and | Protestant\u2019 and they expect to! have a | petition\u201d in addition to those who sign- | attempt will be | For more than eight mont hs investi- id helieved the .inyesti- - (bropke and Farnhat béen | Lake Megantic, to pay a fine of $10 ¢ has arrived in town for \u2018a visit to : Fl NERAL OF + DUKE E SERS, Moscow.mean ND.DUKES\u201d LEAVE.ST.PET- ERSBURG TO ATTEND.> \u201c Moscow, Feh.23.\u2014AN the h nd Dike 'SONrOW yesterday at the funeral of the codchman of Grand Duke Sergius.rand Duchess + Elizabeth ' followed | hearse \u2018on foot three kilometres m the-hospital to the railway sta- tio , walking by the side of codchman-s wicow and children.umerous distinguished personages have arrived \u2018here to attend the funeral of he Grand Duke.\u2019 TO ATTEND FUNERAL.- t.Petorsburg, February 23.\u2014Sever- of the Grand Dukes left for Moro he late Grand Duke Sergius.Grand tke Vladimir will not attend the by] a chill.Emperor Nicholas has issued orders ispétifying that members of the court, naval and military officers, heads \u201cof io icial and.administration instituions, presidents of the nobility, the Zemstvos of the province, the mayor land foreign representatives may attend the funeral.Ladies must wear black cloth dresses and black bonnets.(Ciy ilians must wear mourning.: AU a st arrive at the monastery by.10.30 \u2014 reli JUDGMENT IN HEREFORD CASE.JFENDANTS WIN-1N CASE OF ?BELOIN VS.HOVEY -AND 4, \u201cBALDWIN, Mr.Justice Hutchinson, in the Su- perfior Court.yesterday rendered judg-.mene .in the case of N.Beloin, - jr., of the Township of Hereford, against Les- P.Hovey, of Canaan, Vt.,\u2018 and P.L.Baldwin, of Coaticook, as executors.f ithe estate of the late Edwin Bean, f Hereford, for damages for = cutting a.large number of spruce trees other timber on property belong- - the plaintiff.vo the plaintiff contended that the de- enflants had entered upon .his proper- y in the township of Hereford, and without cause cut down spruce \u2018trees nd other.timber for pulpwood, mak- g| in all about 250 cords, without consent.of the plaintiff ; that the \u201ceut is placed at ,; , \"and that this amount of damage been suffered by the plaintiff x: unt, of the said trespass.DH on The \"and hat defendants be enjoined and or- deréd not to molest plaintiff Ipeatenble possession of the same, and that in default of the same defendant Fondemned, to pay 4500 - damages 1 interest and costs.- The defendants deny the allegation the plaintiff and produced a deed ring.date 31st-March, 1888, sign- by the late Edwin Bean, whereby latter acquired \u201call the soft wood per now tlaimed by plaintiff, and ed the tim the period of- twenty years, ithe and that plaintiff when he acquired the property from Mr.I.Van Dyke did not get [possession of the soft wood timber as-the deed reserved all the soft wood timber standing on the sdid property.\u2018The Court.held that the defendants had| the right to cat thd soft wood timber under the aforemefitioned decd; and dismissed plaintiff's action with costs.12 a - : \u2018 MPOSITE TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE.\u2014 / SYSTEM ESTABLISHED BY.C.R.BETWEEN SHERBROOKE AND FARNHAM.= The C.P.R.has just installed\u201d a composite telephone system between Sher Only the pone rls fwvire is used, and telephone and ele- {graph messages pass between her- \u201c[lbropke and Farnham at the same time without -interfering with each other.The telephone instruments used -are most expensive, and have 11 cells: of batteries e CPR, GTR.\u2018and other oads are fast installing this composite 'sys- ter] which is Working very satisfac - FEB.26TH.ustus and Capelton:: Christ church 10 a.m:, with holy communion.North Hatley : St.Barnabas: church | \u2014At 3 p.m.4 | \u2018 Waterville : St.John\u2019s church \u2014 Ât 4 Tc ok Place This Morning in in his right to cut down the same fur a j 5 schools | 5 \u2018the à | 4 deceased walking on the track, ' \u2018them, for he appeared to hurry.| was then about twenty-five fect from on the tight side of, the track.Preme to Otiawa : SHERBROOKE, QUE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY, 23, 1903.INQUEST T HELD CAT LENNOXVILLE.| Juey Finds Level Crossing | Fatality Accidental.REMARKS, HOWEVER, THAT CROS- - BING Is © MOST DANGEROUS .F.Gadbois, | deputy coroner,.and la a held an inquest, last evening; at | Bishop\u2019s College, into the death of Mr.\u2018Cyril N.\u2018Montgomerie, a student, \u201cwho was killed yesterday forenoon, at the | level crossing; on College street, Len- noxville, by being struck by the cn- J gine of the Megantic-local.The verdict of the jury was : \u201cThat - the deceased, \u2018 Cyril \u2018Norris | Montgomerie, came to his death, on the 220d day of February, 1905, by beihg struck by a Canadian Pacific ilway train, on a crossing of College stroet, in the Village of Lennox-.ille ; that his death was due to his- own carclessness, or, perhaps, to his natural deformity 'of deafness,- and no blame can be attached to any person, whoimsoever.\u201d \u201cThe jury would \u2018recommend that in view of the many accidents lately taking place at this .and other railway\u2019 crossings, that the Government should take some steps to place a flagman or gates there, and thereby protect the public life, as this is the most danger- \u2018ous crossing in the Province.\u201d funeral owing to _indisposition, causeg | * su ; The jurors were: W.B.Smith.(foreman), C.F.Wiggott, J.M.Shuter, John McCulloch, C.S.White, W.J.H.McKindsey, L.A.Simoneau, A.L.Brown, R.McMurray, M.L.Tindall, J.Orr, A.McFadden, Robert Bur ge, Jas.Pearton, Only three .witnesses were - examined and two doctors., - Alfred Cael, engineer on the C.P.R.engine, which struck the deceased, tos- tified that he \"whistled for the station outside the semaphore, about eighty rods from the crdssing, and gave the usual signals by whistle, and the fireman rang the bell.Witness saw the | gave a succession © of short whistles.The deccased acted as if \u2018he heard He the track., He had just reached the edge of the track when the buffer beam struck-him :on the side, and threw.him away from the track on to a bank of! Ho but witness thought that when | ithe éngine passed\u201d lie\u2019 must have rolled: on to the track, as he was caught in \u2018the wheels and dragged about twenty | feet.= Witness.stopped\u2019 his train \u201d as soon as possible, and went back and When he notified the station people.first noticed.doceds ed he was.about 30 rods away, and hefore he whistled for the crossing.When he saw that de: ceased \u201cdid Tp notice whistle as .he ought to, he applied- the hrakes.The train\u2019 was running about six miles an hur.The train car lengths before it came to a standstill.The engine was past the sta- Deceased was was under ait brakes.J There wës nothing to impede his.view at | this side of the crossing.Pierre Mercier, fireman on the Me: gantic local, testified that he did not know anything about the accident until they stopped, when his engineer told him they had struck a man.Witness was ringing the bell.The air brakes were applied, but he did think this unusual as they often did | whistles, .Andrew Parker, switchman on the C.R.R., stated that-he was in thd freight |.shed when the engine whistled at = the crossing.He then went towards the \u2018station, and raised semaphore behind the train.Witness saw some object on: the track and remarked that the train must have struck somebody, Drs.Russell Thomas and Alvin Toss both testified to the injuries which the deceased received, and which _ were chiefly on the chest, which was badly crushed, and were sufficient to cause death.- \u2018 ; \u2014 = + _\u2014 SENATOR WARK.\u2014 TITUDE FOR GOQD | MEL 1 1 | Ottawa, Feb.23.\u2014In reply to ch message of congratulation of the senate, Hon.David Wark, the aged legislator, wires Speaker Dandurand: \u201cK thank the honorable the Senate fot their kind remembrance of me and their hearty congratulations.on the return of the \u2018101st anniversary of my birthday.\u201d .The s¢nator wires Hon.Mr.Emmer- son, who tendered him a private car to \u201cPléase convey to the .Liberal members of the commons my sincere thanks for the message of congratulation just received, and for their kind offer.\u201d \u2014 .Mr.AiG.Sangster, \u2018Superintendent \u2018of the St.Francis Power Company, D\u2019Israeli, was in town yesterday, av tending a meefing of the Company.IN THE PROVINCE.1757 and | ran.about twelve | tion when the train stopped.The train } not ; that when coming into a station.He | could not see the deceased from.the | side he was) sitting: : He heard the engineer give a sucopssion of short [ANOTHER DIVISION IN BRITISH HOUSE [otre Majority Only Foruy Two.IRISH Sammy SPRANG SURPRISE { | IN HOUSE.London, Feb.23\u2014 Encouraged by \u2018the reduced Government majority ° in the division in the House of Com- /| mons, Tuesday night, the Irish party unexpectedly returned to the * aftack, yesterday, more.fiercely than ever.Im- | mediately after the session opened, John Redmond gave notice of a motion to adjourn in order to discuss the ¢onditions- undér which Sir Antony Macdonell holds the post of undersecretary to the Lord-Lientenant.of Ireland.| This move came as a surprise and caught the Government off its guard, The Speaker \u2018set the debate on the motion for the commencement of the night session.The debate lasted till midnight when a motion to adjourn was defeated, 265 - 223 ; but Mr.Redmond scored a point by.compelling.Mr.Wyndham, (chief secretary for Ireland), to: - read the correspondence between) himself pod Sir Antony Macdonnell, by which was shown that | the under- -secretini y was given extraordinary powers, and authorized to arrange for co- \u2018ordinati ion in the control and direction, of boards and administrative agencies.It was also.shown that Premier Balfour had.concurred in \u2018this \u2018axrangemont 7 THE TROUBLE AT WARSAW Strike Extends and Situation Is Serious.AT) Lov, ALL AILWAY EM PLOY- \u2018EES HAVE STRUCK, Feb.4.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 Workmen have struck in all the factories of Czerinakowska district, the chief manufacturing\u2019 suburb of Warsaw, \u2019 \u2019 2° .There have been serious \u2018 disturbañces Warsaw, \u2018 were summoned.- \u201cSoldiers fired pe no casualties are reported.a The police arrested many persons, to release \u2018tMeir prisoners.Employees of Lodz Koluszka Railway have struck.+ Lodz is entirely cut off \u2018from railway\u2019 communication.- en NOTES OF THE EWS.# The House of Representd tives at Washington passed thé naval appropriation bill, carrying a total of 1899,- 914,359.\u2018The provision for two battleships, as reported hy the Committee on Naval Affairs, was retained.A man who was believ ed to be the oldest person in New York city, died of old age, there at the age of 107.-He was Jos.McGrath, a stone cutter, and a native of Ireland.He left four generations of descendants, num-, beting two hu Te The New York Independent Telephone [io was incorporated = at Albany \u2018with a capital of -850,000 to operate a telephone system in New York city and thence to Albany and Boston connecting intermediate cities in New York, Massachusetts, Rhode: Island, Conñecicut, and also \u201cthrough New Jersey and Pinnsylvania to Jer- \u201csey City, | Philadephia and other pla- i ces: Denis Donohue, financial editor of the New York Commercial, who has been running a | series of articles in a maga- -zine entitéd \u2018\u201cThe Truth About Frenzied Finance,\u201d which ate in reply to the statements of Thomas W.Lawson.about financial legnditions, was\u201d ar rested on a warrant issued upon complaint.\u2018of Herbert Gray, of Haver- { hill, Mass.) who .alleges that Donohue made statements reflecting: upon him amounting to orme libel.RESIGNS FROM Lo / |.PASTORATE.(= 5 | REV.MR.MCLAUGHLIN OBLIGED \u201cTO TAKE THIS STEP OWING , TO ILL HEALTH.Huntingville, Feb.23.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 Rev.I.W.McLaughlin bas sent in; his resignation as pastor of the Unier- \u2018salist Church here, which position he has held for the past three years and a half, but on account of ill: health is forced to seek a milder climate.He will be missed by a large circle of friends.: Rev.I.W.McLaughlin will/ \u2018preach his farewell sermon here next Sunday afternoon; Feb.26th, at 2.30.ere sem Mrs.A.Norreys Worthington and Mrs.R.A.Pringle, gf Cornwall, \u2018entertained on Saturday at a small card party at 4 the Russell, Ottawa.{ : MUCH INDIGNATION 1 but threats of the mob ¢ompelled them y À indignation is-sounded by the London PRICE ONE CENT.(DECISION WILL Unofficial Announcement Regarding North Sea Affair.Co ED IN E NGLAND.Paris, Feb.23.\u2014Admirals von Spaun and Davis, who have been delegated to draw up the findings of the North Sea.Commission, held a session Sunday, and met twice Tuesday.main work is to fulfill the requirement of the protocol that the commission report all the circumstances of the incidént.While this, detailed recital involves the main issues, namely, whe- thier\u2018 torpedo boats.were present, and whether Admiral Rojestvendky was justified in firing, yet the full board of admiral reserves final \u201cdetermination to the main questions\u2019 until after the pre- Davis's recital of the circumstances.Therefore, no positive decision has yet their number and circumstances seem to indicate a definite inclination of | the majority of \u201cthe \u2018cominission toward partially justifving or excusing Admiral Rojestvensky\u201d s- action.lt is generally believed in well-informed quarters that Vice-Admiral Doubassoff (Russia), Admiral Foprnier (F rance), president of the commission, and Admiral von Spaun, incline to\u2019 the foregoing view, while Rear Admiral Sir Admiral Davis are considered favorable to ihe British view that no torpedo boats were present, and therefore there was no justification for firing.But it is impossible positively to verify this alignment of the pM \u2018als \u2018owing, to\" the lack of finality .of -the conclusions.until the von Spaun- Davis report, is discussed.Moreover, the \u2018board apparently is seeking to.r¢- concile differences, so that the decision - may not \u2018be a pronounced viètory for cither side, but measurably acceptable to \u2018both.sl DÉCISION \u2018 UNOFFICIALLY NOUNCED.London, Feh.23.\u2014A Paris: despatch says, unofficially : \u201cThe commission gives no opinion on \u2018the question of the presente or absence of Japanese torpedo boats in the North Sea, claring merely: that the Russian AN- \"Ad- and a strong, forme of police and troops { miral quite legitimately believed that \u2018his squadron.and was \u2018endangered, cumstances\u2019 to act as he did.\u201d ENGLISH PRESS COMMENT.London, Feb.23.\u2014A strong chord of | daily newspapers this morning ovet the ! giving to Russia the Victory, but -it still is hoped that the publication of port may modify the impression produced by: \u201cthe preliminary ' version, which is.one of intense disappointment.\u2014 The Daily Mail goes so far as to de- \u2018clare that the .decision has dealt a death blow ;to arbitration._ - The Morning Post says: \u201cA new dogma of international law is thus der of a belligerent fleet may attack and destroy neutral .: \u2018without any other plea.than that he.conceived his ships ger.This doctrine is so monstrous \u2018and inconceivable that we can only different reading.\u201d ~ +- ANOTHER CABL E ACROSS ATLANTIC.- New York, Feb.23.\u2014Although bids received by the Commergial Cable Company for the new Atlantje.cable have not been formally accepted, it is probable that the cable contract \u2018will be awarded to.one or both of two English corporations, the Company and the Telegraph Construe- tion Company, both of London.In or- de® to hasten the work of making and THE the and his associates may give the contract for the shore end.sections to ons company, and the contract for.the mid-Atlantic section to the other company.No American company was guested to bid for the contract.re- When | asked for information as to the reason for inviting only English companies\u2018to.bid for such.an important work, Geo.Gray Ward, vice-president.of the Commercial Cable Company, said Monday evening : ] \\ \u201cIt was not because our company is failing in.Patriotism, but because \u2018standard of excellence we.require in English companies.have complete facilities \u2018for the manufacture\u2019 of the cable, and, in addition, they have steamships specially designed and manned for the work of laying the cables.Probably it will take two such steam: ships to lay the new Atlantic cable.\u201d res WEATHER PROBABILITIES.Forecast for the next 24 hours, issued by the Mesearplogical Bureau : sentation of Admirals von Spaun and\u2019 senfi-official statement relative to the\u2019 decision of the North Sea Commission, unarmed vessels .might be in dan- FAVOR RUSSIA.18 EXPRESS- \u2018 Theit | been reachéd upon the main points,but \u2019 Lewis a Beaumont (Great Britain)and that » .dé- - that he had the right under the cir- the full text of the :commission\u2019s .re- .established, under \u2018which the comman- yet hope the official report will give a \u201d Silvertown laying the cable, Clarence H.Mackay - there \": is no.American Cable ( _ 50 well equipped for the task that it could make and lay a cable of the the time we want it ready for use.The - Easterly- and northerly winds ; mvd- erately cold, with light local snowfalls.: a a or : p BA.oo wy - 0 ' i ae Sha pv.re.widen - a tri ne regie i sam, gp.on To 8 ni A & h = .an ; du om .es ode \" - Cr ral 85 ra ABE ç \" > ps æ .Ll .2 i + Birdy f T Co .=, mu = > © cas ro.2 dé = i \u2019 ?- : ; + tres He .4 2242 0 iit TE i SA, \u2018 x.4 + : .fi pe; J VAE: rR É pr PN a wi penta sl \u2018 ve Wr ° .tei RE HO.AS adnan.was.A vas .\" LS t À + 4 .> 1 8.¥ 8 i 52 À bh b 1 i aah wis Ra SEES 31 di 99 (if 4 p Ha Hd a Hse i! 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CAN.LIFE second \u2018plage to no other Co of All popular plans.: W.S.DRESSER Live agents wanted \u2018in u x districts.Liberal \u201ccommis; lowed.pay red -to AMERI- ASSURANCE .00.takes npany.y co.District Mañagers LU SHEKBMOO \u2019 resented icn al- Portieres, JL Curtains _aud Draperies of all corte that have becon faded, can be cleaned a d.match any color, at a ver price, at D soiled or dyed to F modor: ate LOTHROP\u2019S LAL And Steam Dye We 6 Water street \u2018 KINGSBURY.Feb.23\u2014Rev.J.R.M been here for a short stay.Miss LePoidévin; of, Mont guest- of Mr.and Mrs.Ged bie.Mr.Philip Dutrus, of Rich a few days here lately.Miss Ella McLean gave a party Tuesday .evening.\u201d Mr.Vernal Lytle, of Eastipan, spent, \"Sunday here.; We are sorry Ho rep rt ile Mrs.*Griffith Williagie, which at St.J ohnsbury, Vt.Mrs was.well known herd and lo who knew her, CLT 1 \u201cdeath of oceurred Williams ed by all DAILY STORE \u201cThursday, Feb.\u201c, Store closes at six, to-night .Leave {his store off your and something will keep sayi vi \u2018I éould , hate \u201cdone better Kechnie's.\" Fine\u2019 Knit, ankle\u201d length, p No strings or pips.this cold weather.cot ureananis TETRIS ern 1 fel, fin \u201care sof FERRIS WAIST.: ~~ PRI ohn LI§ Children, 2 to'à years 4 Children; 4 to ear A Girls, 7 to 12 parte a Misses, 12 to 16 years) Ladies, sizes 19 to \u2018#0, -Any of the abdve sent] addréss in Canada.-at\u2026.terns For making Rag Mats, in thf 15e, 80e, and 35c.| , Patterns well assorted: Hooks for drawing thege Wags each.Wé have \u201cprobably StFONg packing chises, with cov Ro!l Batting - \u201c We are selling à quantity of où Roll Ratting these, \u2018days.It in half pound rolls, nide whitd at 7c.and De.per roll 0 to\u201d you: at Me- ne of these \u2018advertised An, Waists, Miss- Children.aists are _ the fin- ly \u2018cor ded, post-pdid to any: tee sizes\u2014 at 20c., fiftecn #r Lwenty he ss; rung-, city r Special is put up quality, I Que.> aul, and].Bre.23 DÉ Ho Home \u2018of Nr.and \u2018Mfrd: Brits Cleveland, on, the, Comptog Road, Was the.scene of 4 \"happy function, on L sary.of \u2018their \u2026 wedding.Two large sleigh loads left Coaticook early in the evening and rushed uppn them like an avalanche, taking posession of ihe hoyse and making thet selves\u2019 at\u2019 Home generally.Music and dancing were indulged in until the early hours of the morning.Refreshments -were served.near midnight.The hust and hostess were the recipients of a valuable, pièce of ent glass.ware, «and; algo receivéd many congratilations.; The gathering - at the mass meeting, held i in the Baptist Church, last night, in.the.-interests .of the Lord\u2019s Day Al-] liane; was: by mo means a reproseiita- \u201ctive \u201cone, there\u2019 being - Very \u2018few of the active Church workers present.Mr.Shearer, delivered an excellent aduress, | in his usual convincing and interesting | style.The following - -officers were Te- clotted : Rev.Adent ; Rev.J.J.Williams, M.A.; B.D., Secretary-treasurer Vice-presidents, the local pastors and 5.S.Superintendents.| \u2018 ; Mr: Wright.\"of the People\u2019s Telephone Co., who has just completed the metallic systém throughout the town, returned\u2019 to Sherbrooke, yesterday.We were pleased Lo see the genial \u201ccountenance of Captain Bullock.on our, \u2018styeets, yesterday.Mr.W.L.Shurtleff, K.C., and Mr.G, L.Masten, left to-duy for Quebec to attend the quarterly gession of thie Protestant Committee, which converies there to-morrow., Mr.F.Burbridge was in Rock Island | {yesterday on, business.The High School Cadets will hold the lecture next weck which was \u201cso suddenly withdrawn.- Dr.Whitney has kindly consented to favor them as soon .as possible.\u2018 Mr.C.W.Ford attended the inquest over the body of the student, killed at Lamoxville, yesterday.Co im =.WINDSOR MILLS Keb: 93.\u2014Yesterday mecrhing, the remains of.Michel Begin.were laid to rest.Mr.Begin celebrated his golden wedding only three weeks ago.He was 74 years old, and one of the pioncers \u2018of this town, and one of the first .Church Wardens, \u2018only one remaining | of the three chosen\u201d at the time.The | remains were carried to the Church and after the funeral ceremonies, taken to the last resting place, accompanied by a host \u2018of relatives \u2018and friends.The beprers \u201cwere Messrs.N.Bourque, M.Bourassa, M.Marcot, A.Trudeau, J.Labonte, J.Roy.ection of a Brothers\u2019 School, in this town.A party by the name of Ledoux got { his leg broken: below the knee, while at work at 4he Hamilton Su | pany\u201d s new dam, Tuesday.On = the same day, and at the same place, Mr.-MeCarthy, foreman, _ got his wrist broken.E \"HATLEY \u2019 Feb.23.\u2014Mrs.Annie Libbey, who has been visiting her = brother and sister, Ed.and Emily Audinwood, \\at Derby Line, Vt., for a couple of months, lias returned to her duties in, the family of M.- J.Bachelder,\u201dat \u201cFairview Farm.\u201d - Mr.Frank ~J: Harvey, of Derby, Vt, is here looking after his farm and buying cows therefor this week.~ Miss Nellie Emery, teacher of ihe Primary department of the \u201cMotel School, is iH,\u2018 and had to leave | her duties on Wednesday morning.It is to be hoped that her illness will not prove serious.: Mrs.L.FE.Parker and Ms.I.C Knight, who are in tlie \u2018hospital, - are reported as recovering as fast as can be expected.: 'CORLASH.George Corliss\u2019 Jam- ily are afHicted., 1 Nr.Lafallie lost a valuable - cow last week.She slipped on the ice and broke \u2018her shoulder.: The friends of Mr.and Mrs.Orin Pratt assembled at their home on Friday \u201clast \u201cto celebrate the 41st anniversary of their wedding., A large company were present to show their estcem: for the venerable chuple.The friends presented them with a couch | and silver table spoons.AX very en- -joyable evening \u2018was spent hy all.Among \u201cthose from a distance we noticed Mr.and Mrs.S.in, Ayver\u2019s CIiff.M.G.N.Corliss ~has five teams hauling logs to Baldwi vin \u2019s mill.Indians the.only femedyy on this continent.that is guarantee hy NORTH AMERICAN = heumatic Cure \u201c1 ° he wholesale and the retail dr uggists.We; the und rsigned, agree to guarantee fhose preparations to the rotéil di uggists when they purchase Smith's Indian Rheumati¢ Cure, and Cough Sytup and Grip Killer, We guarantee these remedies on the followmmg.conditions.That you sell Rheumatic and Kidney Cure, and guarantee hy.the use of six bottlds to cure any case of rheumatism.no matter how long tandin they must present to y ua sw In case persons are not cured, orn statement béfore a J ustice of the Peacc that they have not been helped by this medicine.- You'refund them the money and send us the sworn statement, we will refÿnd your money.The Cough Cure and Grip \u2018Killer i i is guaranteed by the.use of cure any | case of [Cough or Grippe excepting consumption.25 cents, no sworn statement will be -The price bei ng only 1 A x 7 ane LS NE A LEE Reid hpeue SR cs * required, oul œ nbte from the person who used it.3LYMAN KNOX & CO.| VERRY WATSON , &, ca, | LAMAN SONSI&ICE pus © sel Shui abuse Tuesday night Jast, the 16th anniver-| Stevens, M.A.[Prosi- | \u201cTenders are being asked for the \"et Cpa 23.élit ve young- \u2018est, daughter.of F, A, @lmstead, .is \u2018quite seriously il : with brodehial.\u2018priey: moni.: Several of the Sutton boys men fo Cowansville last Saturday night to attend thé Cowansville-Granby ~ hockey match.Tlowever, they returned on the.next train\u201c as the Granby team failed to materialize.: Messrs.E.and H.Dyer were.in Knowlton on Wednesday looking after sdme \u201cbusiness -intorests« Mr.Isaac Wilson and Miss Hannah Moffatt, were joined in-the haly bonds of.wedlock on Wednesday by the Rev.Mr.Bell; Co - Mrs.(Dr) Æ 0.Der: hae beer col fined to the house for some.days with | a very severe cold.cree.CT \u2018Mr.Aaron Wallace drove home fr oni Bolton on Monday last-and \u2018reports that he never saw the rdads in such a blocked- -up condition., + : pres Munro Hayes, of West S \u2018in town, and reported the réads good i ham on \"Tuesday: aMrs: Carl [Griggs has \u2018been the.guest\u2018 ol her friend, Miss Mary\" Curley, of the: Ottawa Hotel, Cowansville, Miss Mabel Cross, who has ; been - acting as clerk in Dyer, & Son's store for sume months, is about to retu to her home in Manchester, NH, A Mr.Clifton Boright has sold his | famous \u2018horse \u201cStar\u201d to Mr.\"Arthur Robinson.Mr.Boright has purchased à beautiful animal from Mr.| Cameron, of East, Farnham.Miss Muriel Norton; daughter of Mr.George\u2019 Norton, is in rather a- critical condition due to n° severe cold contracted] some\u2019 weeks ago.\u201cShe became, -sU bad.that an immediate operation: was necessary.However, her condi\u2019 tioh was so weuk that \u2018au unésthetic! could not be administered; and the opr | eration was successfully performed: | | Without, it.|The little girl bore hen | self bravely throughout, and stems tol be slowly reghining strength.\" Mrs.Williain- \u2018Henderson, of Ritland, Vt.» is \u2018spending a few days With der mother, Mrs.Hamilton.A \u201d- , A JA * BERCORN.i.Feb.23.\u2014A most delightfully en-\u2019 joyable party was given hy Mrs.F Jenne \u2018and Mrs.F.F.Fyles at the Ab- ercorn \u2018House + \u201cThursday night of last.week.The spacious dining room just missed being \u2018uncomfortably crowded, where tables were arranged for whist .and other games.The lunch served near 12 o \"clock even surpassed what is always expected and -always received at à je Abercorn House.The guests | out of M.G.Safford, from: the Junction ; Mr.and Nrs, F, Boright; Mr.\u2018and Mrs.F.A.Olmstdad ; \"Mr.and Nrs.H.\u201cDyer; Mrs.V, Dy- er ; Mr.and Mrs.E;- Shepherd and others from.ution ; \u2018Dr.and Mrs, Miner.| Feb.23:\u2014The mumps have come to >.jus at last.Mr.from | \u2018one bottle to] A few days dince the route Jules 3 Powder Com- Made a snow sh c trip from , Rich | ford on the river | to Abercorn, We have not heard whether the Mine | ducking they got in (the Missisquoi resulted in bad colds, pneumônià br h rej | solve to come again.We hope.\u2018thé _latter.?\u201c| : Miss Dora Shephert is visitin \u201cat Richford, the guest of Mrs.J, \u2018Baker: and her daughter, Mrs.Chase, of Mon: | treal.| Mrs.c Smith retaimed to Montreal on Saturday aîter having been a guest at the Abercorn\u2019 House.a month, \u2018and will return in.May.: Mr.Hutchins, of Montreal, Sunday and Saturda Mrs.Rice, who is House.' 1 Mrs.Dipper\u2019s nicce, from Boston, isl\u2019 ill\"at Mrs, King's, where she stopped vo a : spent on a v tsib to taying at the - { when on her way to visit her aunt.| Mrs.O.Willey and Miss Harvey will go to Montreal on Thursday to , be present at the Church Missionary Cont vention and Loan Collection.j | Cad ~~ A UURE FOR PILES., | Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Pro radins Piles.Your druggist will refund nioney if l'AZO OLNTMIENT fails to cures you ins G to LA days.\u201850e.|* _ | | \u2014\u2014_ gs ) FRELIGHESBURG.10 Feb.23.\u2014The mopttly the L.V.A.S.will meet Rey nolds\u2019 on Tuesday afternoon, Feb ruaïv 28th, when-the oflicers.for thé[ ensuing year will be elected.Mrs.W.A.Reynolds entertained a fow friends atl cards one evening re cently., Mr.and Miss Killburn, of Bondville; are the guests of Mrs.Edson Hunter.Miss Lizzie Harvey.entertained a few Mriends Anformally : last\u201d Wednesday cv ening.\u201cInvitations are out for a whist party, to be given Phuifsday evening! (by: Mes.W.A.Martin and Mrs.A.JJ] Shepard at the \u201chome of the fornier, ji meeting of at Mrs, W.Aul mi (From an occasional cperospondent ) : |.; \u201cA large number of Russians\u2019 across line \u201845.\u201d oe Our träin which \u2018has been: Stalled | since.Thursday, -succeèded- in stéaming in.Sunday.evening, at about.1L-p.p.E Mr.Leland\u201d Holden, having had an: atéuèle of y@bpendicitis, Hg ul hide dr | à\" few daj YS, from Stanstead College.x | +The only i sente dohpEhtice of 5 mails now is the overland, \u201cUn , John,\u2019 \u2019 from.St.Arméhd, via Pi © Er.COTE dd ; ge Pa; cures consumption, \u2018but don\u2019t | os it too.ong: it ao tf Hoes en bac i dogsa Sd i a ie Tar ; Prices: - us \u20ac: tiers à 20 1 æ We 51 Ie N.¥.¢J¥ sen 4 tbe ke.#3 hori Tver evenn i ' / ° ; - i | Doétors Tuller, Senior and Junior, and | getting badly beaten - by 14 points up 1at Knowlton où | agrecablences of the occasion.town included Mr.and Mrs.|i + 213 El 2 J il: 5 +, ! | y| quently presented.- The judges were Messrs, G H.Baker, P.C.DuBoyce and Dr.D \u2018A.Rodgers.The major- ja few days! have.rlonger-resident [been coming here by rail) finding works Feb.23.Me ca & reve \u2018has ed Æ A) turned from a long.Lip through.Op- | \u2018his son, Spencer, at Colgate | University, Haniilton, N.Y.On Tuesday, Mr.and Mrs.J.Shaman, were: notwithstanding the recent storms.\u201cMr.Hayes was Conservative candidate for the County of Sheff ord during, the last | Federal elections., : Moses.George.A.Caineron, Post- | master of Adamsville; Nathaniel Miller, \u2018Postmaster: of\u201d Brome Centre, * and\u2018 Rébtrt* Clark, ostniaster \u2018of Farihain Centre, were \u2018all[in\u2019 town yesterday.The Rev.Dr.Larmour was in Dun- \u2018\u2019Méster Dyson Hawk, the young \u201cson.of Nr.W.N.Hawk, \u2018has had a - verÿ - nariw A About dg week: ago he stack a black pin\u2019 into the end of one of his fingers.This soon comineheed tb sw ell and cause.pain all the way but four operations \u2018on thé hand by.\u2018internal remedies luckily appear to have checked the dread disease.The experience of the Whist Club in Tuesday evening: shows that a man fights best in his own Township.| Last witer the order was reversed, Cowansville.winning.in Knowlton and vice versa.- The fol- | ly of frequent changes of partners and {of \u201cshaking up\u201d the.team was demonstrated to the satisfaction .of those who believe that shuffling should be.confined to the cards pnd not extended to the players.However, our boys report ihat they will do better next \u201ctime, and that they~had enough plea- \"gure and enjoyment this time to makeup for lack of success, the presence of \u201cthe Knowlton ladies at the suhse- \u2018quent dinner greatly enhancing the The Ladies\u2019 Afternoon Musical will: meet again this week (on Friday) at | Miss \u2018Noyes\u2019 and take up as its theme national \u2018music\u2014English, Irish and 5 The Rev.R.D.Mille, of West Shef- ford, Mr.dd.N.Galer, of Dunham, the\u201c Rev.George Crabb, Miss Lawrence and Mr.Irving Lawrence, of West Shef- ford, Messrs, .Marvin and Landon Scott, of 'Scotsmore and Geo.Doh-: erty, of {Dunhani, were all in town, yesterday.| | \u2018Mr.and! Mrs.Guy Boright, of West Shefford spent the week end with their; parents here.Mr.\u201c Boright is\u2019 still! acting manager of the West Shefford \u2018branch of the E.T.Bank., Miss McQuillen went to Montreal on Wednesday.Mr.Abe Straus, of Essex Junction, Vermont, the well known horse buyer, is in town looking up.a.few \u2018 choice specimens.He complains - average New Yorker is too fastidious in his taste, as the best horses do not suit.him any more, and.the dealer has to keep a lot of 25 or 30 horses in stock in his sales stable for months at g time in order to dispose of them, sé a8 to make a reasonable profit.And the Jonger they are kept; the higher becomes the price, as it costs over 2 per day to maintain thé \u2018animal: \u2018any | decent \u2018condition.Mr.\u2018Straus bought Mr.\" Thomas R.Pickel\u2019s\u201d stallion\" \u201c0.M.J.\u201d and\u2019 Mr.J.B.black mare - : Miss Donna Scott, the Rev.Dr.Larmour and Mr.Albert MeClatchie, \u2018the delegates chosen by the Methodist \u2018church heie to the amual convention held in Emmanuel Congregational \u2018church, Montreal, this \u201cweek, went this (Thursday) morning to take up their \u2018duties.Miss Jane Watson goes to represent the .Cowansville Congregational church, Miss Curley went to Montreal this (Thursday) morning to spend a week with Mrs.(Dr.) Anderson and other friends.\u201cResolved \u201cthat in Canada we should have free compulsory, education\u2019 \"was the subject of the debate which was the leading attraction at (his week's | diterary meeting.The aflirmative Was represented hy Mr.W, S.Ball and Mr.Lynch, and the negalive by Mr, Giroux and Mr.McKeown.The arguments on \u2018both sides were strong and elo- ity report was -in favor of the affirmative.Baker rendered # minority report in favor of the negative: A very choire musical programme © was rendered fing the.geeiiing, The society now numbers 7 members and Miss Muir gives\u2019 a lecture next.Tues- \u2018day evening on \u201cThe River Nile.\u201d Mrs.H.Raymond Buzzell, of Sherbrooke, was a guest \u201cat the residence | of Mr.and Mrs, \u2018G.K.Nesbitt during Our Chinese 1aundrymer are making an amalgamation.deal.whereby.the Chink \u201cin the Hull block sells out to-his brother in Buena! \"Vista block, and goes hack 40 China.\u201cHis fortune is supposedly made.ss \u2014 © KIRKDALE.© +.| Feb.BEM Tien Mis was in Sherbrgoke this.week, 121 ~ The recent thaw froze up before it had time to materialize.Miss Maud Lyster is visiting friends in Montreal.| The roads are in an \u2018execrable condition between here and Melbourne, but astthe roller is in \u2018use down \u201chere, the roads are consequently, in- sple- did shape.- Mr.George Lyster, Who has been absent visiting relatives in California and New Mexico, has rettrned, satisfied that the -Dominion is all Tight cand | away ahead of] the sage brush country.ze = Several of our \u2018pec one.intend going to Melbourne on Friday évehim toy.{ hens\u2019 \"the Rev, xR.G.Watt deliver his] froin blood-poisoning.Ÿ up \u2018the arm, | À, that \u2018the | Miller's | \u2018Mrs.Earle Swett, for To WATERLOO\" : ne ers Sighs \u2018elichine.Péiven o her TR By Miss : & o , \u2019 th + {j Leario and New York State, whère.he 3 k on - Saturday afternoon \u2018 visit Jucky prize witiners being Miss\u201d Winnie Hills and Miss Hattie Soles.After an hour and a \u201chalf playing delicious refreshments «were served, the\u2019 \u2018guests leaving about a quarter past six.On Friday night Miss Alice Maguite |\u2019 gave a- party to her friends, it being the occasion of her twenty- \u201cfirst birthday; Fuchre was played, during \u201cthe carly part of the evening.after which : A fire broke out in \u2018the barn attach- \"to Mr.Tartre\u2019s house.on Saturday might.thé born: Me \u2018dose to the- house, and: Wind was blowing in that direction, bat it Was gotten under control about 10; o\u2019clocki + The fire is supposed to bave been caused by electric wires.We are rather short of water here on | âftount \u2018of the steady cold weather.{A 5 cial evening and entertainment Held in St.Luke's church on Fri- bio night.Refreshinents were served, after a very pleasdnt evening.\u2014+\u2014 GRANITEVILLE.Feb.23.\u2014Mr.Jas.Brodie left* Imre on Monday for Iberville, to look after his granite works there and at Mt.Johuson.0 ; Miss Eva Mandigo, of Clarenceville, was the guest of Mrs.J.G.Sayball, over Sunday.-Mr.and Mrs.Way\u2019s Mills, sport week with her sister, Mrs.George =.Moir, returning home on Sunday.a dock on.the shore of his cottage lot, 1 which he purchased of Captain J.C.Bullis, last season, and has it now just completed.The new wharf has a water front &f forly feet, which makes it large and roomy, and forming a fine- {harbor and a : good protection from wind- and wave for all craft.It is pleasing to hear of improvements being \u2018made at the Lake.Natiire has been tural attractions, The time ~ should not be far \u2018distant when Cedarvillesvill become oné, of the most: popular summer resorts.in this part of the country.| Miss Mattie Wade, of Brown's Hill, \u2018has been the guest of Miss Shirley Davis the past week.- - Mr.Nathan Bullis, of New York, and cousin, Mjss Nettie Bullis, of Cedar- | ville, vent to Sherbrooke on.\u2018Tuesday, to spend a few days with the former\u2019 s sister.CL + vs CASTLEBAR.Feb.23.\u2014Last reports of Mrs.John Sheridan she! was not as well, dnd very little hopes dre entertained of ber reeovery.aa In a letter that Nr.J obngon Bailey received recently from his brother, Isaac, since his_arrival \u2018in Oregon, he Says he fikes the climate very much, but cannot say.yet whether he the country of not, as he has - not to be placed in a country where the children can go barefooted, and women go shopping barcheaded - in winter.Mrs.S.A.Olney spent a few days i in Date visiting friends.+ Mr.Roderick McLeay has returned, to: | his: home at Castlebar.Mrs.Gilbert Crosbie, of Siatington, Éttonded - the funcral of her mother, Mrs.P.McCormick, in Waterbury, Vt.Miss Jane Croshje is still in attendance with\u201c her sister, Mrs.J, Sheridan.o + - Coaticook House \u2018=~ ropular home: for travellers.LL, Kilburn, proprietor, ~~ GILMAN.Feb.23.\u2014Miss Angie Sweel has heen spending a few * weeks \u2018at Knowlton with her aunt, Mrs.M.MeClay.The remains of ° Nrs.Henry- Grimes, a former resident neav here, were token to West Brome for \u2018burial on Tues day, from Evansville, Vt, \u201cpere she has been living with her daughter, the- last vear.Her death pas caused by a shock.She was about+äighty.Years of age: She leaves two daughters, Mrs.Swelt and Mrs.Frank Gillin, both of Evansville, and once son,| Rufus Grimes,_who.is overseer of, the CPR.yards at Montreal Anpex.; Miss Addie.Farmer, of Brome, has been- staying with her sister; Mrs.Clarence Sweet, who has been ill.quite | + - BOSCOB LL.Feb.23.\u2014The social held in _the , Bos- cobet Parsonage was a decided: success, in spite of the bad roads.Aîter.supper the company were entertained with music and singing, aud very lively and interesting games, then a quilt, made by the Ladies\u2019 Aid, was put up for auction, and seld for $2.50, Mr.W.Copping, who has heen spending a few days in Montreal, has Hé- the young - people danced till an early \u201cThere, was\u2019 somg.excitement, us | J.L: Converse, of a few days last \u201cMr.Chas.Lorimer has been building very generous, indeed, in lavishing | na- | likes']- \u201cbeen there long\u201d; but it must be nice | mid- | d \u2018 A; E.KINKEAD 4 Wiiglesals aad Retail T o Nearly all g sods, in present tim fact unfit to use, GILLETT'S # u sd by de { _ lt Ni, ma ec brooke.$1.00; non th, $1.20; Cards words, Q\u2019clock | insure.i \u201ca vance, one year, $36.00.tisement is inj twice a \u2018week orl-once aw ing Feb.Monday corres ST uesday | vers bar.ro inti - Een ind Thursday .; ni Friday .* Saturday beans acervenes ee à; i Mralus fon daily except 3unda | Total .three .20 cent one we of Th 50c.; Ob Reding Notices, po sending monéy remitters ab rece aution to use express or pos pre rs; Or register letter.CHANGES for be in.the hand a.m.of be day of publica insertion, pif received after Circulation DAILY RECOUE Circulation statement for wk 18th, 704: pates us ao .Daily* average, \u2018January; 19 J Daily average, \u2018 dass, 80 où » at discount if hi à erted eve ks, not L.S.CHANNELL & G, | \"(L.S.Channell; Published every aftorn day, at 108 Wélinguon ni : TR | Teas thie are athe Vs Bling on treet, exon 2c.per.word advertisements à s| of the printer bing No ¢ 8 am.- .» sesserns \u2014oavotonss +.i œ J anual, wi; \u201cSUBSCRIPTION PRICE, ste year, $2.00; tonths, 60 cat 0 any- ress by \u2018Eastern Townships, ?ADVERTISING RATES ub -day, 60 cents; tuary.poetry, ry) Le vies os SR Ch wt y ou! pociTueut \u201cons wa vu veuves pores awn Fy ous esensy essersin wi F + \u2018 .\u201c A _ Gain in.dailv: avarage apres Leaving Sherbrooke.J cave, Sherbrooke pros Levis \u20181.10 p.m,, Quel \u2014 Sbhberbre caterers eve ky tim goo odatio) Lt 7,00 =.-REFUSE SU etre, RP wc 7.165,61.; ILLETT'S co Lite nn Arriving at Sherbrook Ol iterated 8 | Jeave Quebec 2.30 p F 3.00 pm.arrive Sherbrooke i tion \u2014 leave Queb he ive 7.00 p.m., ar le Car Service Betw Sherbrooke and M ming Car serving breakia Ak cases hosbroote on I: ress for Montreal, 5.10 a.m.Sot Mondays, also, a Dining © pper; * carte, leaves indsbr Station) ~ daily exc: 8 v8 and Sundays, on Halifax 7.35 p.m Supper Will ! 4 omuneéncing at] 6.80 pan.= guys this car les ves Montreal in.train.a For ckots, information, etc PE.LL.SH WHLL, Clo » a grey se ara on BOSTON & Bl E Winter Arrangeme E OCTOBER 10th, 19C .ye when otherwise noted Treina \u2018leave Sherbroul | 5.u0 a.m.for.St, J £ Doscord, N.H Nashua, i Boston.Springfield, New NV fu xen.Leuven Sherbrooke 16 Li Newport 13.10 Newport 13.523 p.m.dr - 2.20 p.m., Uoncord 6.00 p.1: 810 pa, and Portland, White Mountain Notch.| ture EXPRESS.9.15 p.m.Worcester, Boston.\u20ac Feb.her dau recently.on\u201d a v aunt, Mi time.ner Pon brother, Daily Record.- Diseases.47 Commercial Street \u2018Consultations :# p.m., and by pain ment.ms er a oT ME LOURNE: a shiter, isil.\u2018 LE.Fregeau.Wiss Mabel Simons is visiting Iss IH.e - d.made, last with Miss C.Ddlaney, i Mon tei ith, Jl Name lectu e on \u201cA \u2018Century \u2018of Cemgregn-| Liopalism in \u2018Quebec.P> me, fe | mine #5 +f É She 219 ms o / for we Pc D .Notary, Comuissiotn ¥ Cowansville Ageuicy Sheri Subacriptions, Advertisement news items rece ved and give ÿr attention.COWANS ILLE, - \u2018At DUNHAM avery Thurles.W.A.FARWELL MDG Tor, \"(Specialist to 1'ébtostadt Fogh 1H TNE FETE R Tl Eye, Ear, Nosé.asd 1 23.Mrs eorge\u2019 Walled?Second si 0 Milly, of Kise MBcattie {RBROOK FE TO \u2018the.guests of Mrs.IL Wadligh \u201cMrs.KR.Stinson and her sit.Wing, have gone Wb Bridyéwates\u201d\" Miss.Olive Berniee and Miss #, Crook, of Nc spent i Mr.J.and Mr.E.Rogers, ui u- short visit Mr.William Rogers * tie at Brau Station.land, Me, via White Mounte for White River Jct.\u2026 Spring SROM THE SOUTH: Boston 9.00 a.m., _Worceste D, Concord 10.55 a.mn., Me, 845 a.m: Sprin field Be Johnsbury 4.2 q Hp ros ke B20 P.m, GB EXPRESS Leaves B: Fa oncord x 47 pm.pn.: Springileld Boh pom.York : -a.m., arciving dberiro | - Ta ns connectin ds | léavine Nr 10, arriving Sherbrooke 3 J.\"1 LANDERS., Past.and Ttote | REDUCED FAR 850.00 : so TO.2 ik PACIFIC COAST Varch 1st to May 15th 8 Colonist fares ver, Por 1d a vores - Yencou-.; \u201caland, nelson, Trail, i son, ang Rob- » naconda ~ ®erseneee amover 20.© Ro 1, os Helen.ç brado! cre enceavaee ee ) hide.Surings, Denver, ç ! Francisco, | L Los Angoles ns oun! T | ST: | SLEEPING C real .Mondays apd pad », for \u2018the ace id rs holdin N oly ticke 5 ste Chic pr un 144 » hr charge is made.Pr For 2 ou à ever ve in ad 0 , : apply A H.FOBS, \u201c » x \"té w turned.; : Til Jasi.- sun Miss Mabel Lang, who has bee n suf- À, Fred.Wah igh has tk agog : fering from a severe cold is some Montreal after a i + ; SL Te | better.7- T° mother, Mrs.Henry ol 1 W - Misses Avgusta and Lilian Laurie Miss Kathryn Scott ene is JN ok ° \u2018oolen were the guests of Miss Hazel Lang orl frie nds to \u201can aîternoo | .| last week.EEE = P'Tuesdax.j > To ; : PR .a *, |.il A ; BURY \u2019 WEST ELY.a , A .a | , A w 8} ~MAN 1 Fob.93 \u2014Miss Annie Kane has.ro Fob 29.Mater js Very ei Weeds, F UÜFACTURERS turned from Sawverville, where she has sent.The farnjers can stock ! lannels, Bed Bi heen isting friends.enough to water their re torse Bl lanket H Miss G.E.Ward has gone to Mont are cagerly looking for 8 is 8 mat 8, nomes real for a short time to attend the] Mr rs Thibaudeau, mother-in-law.of Schoo! Lakes place, weather and roads sortments such as we spread before The new remedy for affections of the Ad | hE 17 | avi pointe, merchant of V this [PEFMitting next Saturday, Feb.25th.you.| throat, larynx, bronchial tubes 7 and AE i lace.was buried this eek.oC Sighs will leave the church at two lungs, such as obstinate sore _tliroat, 5 il : + onversing with an Erigliehman,/over ° \u201c0° - hoarseness \u2018bronchitis, chronic cough, {503 i J oo hot Jighteen op he said : A \"ot 1 gathering under the aus- J.A.WIGGETT & co., congestion of the lp and incipient Hi + er is \u2018all right ;-it is pices of the Methodist Young Ladies\u201d consumption.} a, ometimes.véry cold, I'll admit, but |Aid is slated for Monday evening, 2 Whiting Block, Sherbrooke.| p .| { h ot to bother any man working out.|March- 6th, at \u2018the residence of Mrs eres sssrrssssassassnd | 50 c er botti 4 : hen [when he comes in, the houses are | Fred.Driver.- | ; = P r ot e { ; all so nice and warm and cosy ; where-| Next Sund RUBBER G00DS | : r A » / las, in England, there is that unday morning the congrega- ! OR SALE AT damp tions of the Congregational and Meth- | cold Hhat\"chills you through, and when fodist churches will unite for worship| Hotwater Bottles, Fountain Syringes, \u2018 Griffith\u2019s Drug Store fo ne in, there is only the fire- [in the Methodist church at 11 o'clock.Combination 'Hotwater Bottle and : 5 ace; that heats a small radius.The The preacher at this union service will Fountai Syri Bi vridices.61 Wellington Street.remainder of the house is as cold as a be the Rev.J.G.Shearer, B.A, of ountain Syringe, Bulb Syringes, 0 i ' earer, O! | Whirling Spray Syringe, Ice Caps, Air _ (Opposite the New Court House.) barn,\u201d | \u201cNo ,\u201d he said, \u201cI never knew Toront 1 0, Secreta f+.th i qe ort in crime came vo Cane.| Lord's Day ai wll e.\u2018Dominion Cushions, ete.All goods guaranteed.Bell Phone 97.Peoples 97.on ; Because \u2018they are iy ~ \u2014BRANCH STORE\u2014 Cos pba?BR CAT < -p \u2018 - \u20ac : - - [ER : - 2.ea .sai \u2018\u201c - : =.- Fa ' 3 .\" 4 < .I oo 2 .\u201c : EE : 3 RES .So ay gee ES \u2019 2 A - + a pps} i \u201c .0 cs cL A £3 SAN a .Le rs i .5 PR: a Le À gas ot Ee n à a : = : Li Ln { wl ew a - © >.- nl.a = - 45 + se ae Ce TY 5 AE 1 Loan Ne Ll Ce RS dos ES - CRE gr ; i # = : ; \u201cL » g ' \" ETE - ; Là pe \u201c, OF ar 0 _ Peu Tey AEE 3 1 A ; eo ; î , dit À à A N 0 or line de RES LE ES .EI 3 : i Sh wd a : 2044 à ?ou \u2019 : ; =.¢ ; sa ca è x ; SaaS A3W Gi, els À Mat ak 3 passa = Spy L © A V 3 =.ARENAS rein = ICL a.: Fra sey pate 5 - gros \u2018 mérite A 4 a RY He .4 Py ; i EN .\u2018 pi - Cy ; - 5 A N ; xt re pthab ni a es py bh Lo _ | & ; ue due Er: imam ee red ; g JR 4 \u201c - : § a .PR ; .| | Ï ; 5 Te ; : ; * panel N rarer ee - .\u201c.cel ih .\u201car ®ve i Pr * - ~ .- Ji re _ ad.- tn es 20 ee ; - és ; ds.>.oe oe eng 2, RL Lane dre 4 d Ha.\u201d ) Open ox Sunday, 13 ta 1, aoû 5 Ms We are very glad + h y.» RD gy Sister St, N G : \u201d y & 0\u2019 report that Mr.to! 6.ÿ fund of St Mary Germaine, othe B fe ie improving from.bis re- al T .AN \"SE LL {1 \u2014 ee | it cool 8 | cent serious illness.Druggist and Bookeell | \u2014omem Irs.Jas.Millar, of this town, is very gels ookseller, - | Si | {ii Mr.Millar has left, being sum.| 0\" A E.Pates is spending Thurs.| + 10 Btratioons fue [ HAVE RECEIVED A FORT EE | |frondd by telegram.4 doy Rais Friday of | this .week in| Mail orders receive prompt attention.LA GE UANTIT Rigg = MrB.Jos.Bussiere, wife of the well- Corea & tending the sessions of the TT a R 0 HITE ; 0 - À MORTGA E C0.known merchant here, who has been day convention of Provincial Sun- : : N Y Hy 1H i | table in effect January 9th, 1905, | very flow, indeed, has taken a turn for ay School Union.| Taw UU) .hats eve fs mes ut or ar : iY : à alterne et the = Leaving Sherbrovke.\u2018Interest allowed on deposits payable the better, and is now nearly conval- Last Sunday afternoon the\u2019 funeral | Prim with the best issorted stock = of a; 6 K UAE I Sherbrooke 7.30 a.m., 1ST OF APRIL - and 1ST OF OCTO- Féscenit: \u2014 a, , services in connection with the burial hoe hi v ile ris Hire for the first dt : 4; the best Bi.: prise Levis 1:10 pute Que 1ob.3 DER, don compounded at those dates 2 : - ,[ ; of the late Mrs.Griffith Williams took } time are, surprised to find that there is Ed 121% a Oalivrs ogy - godation\u2014Leave erbrooke a op on of epositor.Accounts pay- | .( - I; , place here: The deceased 3 d \u2019 such a store in the city.hE 3 IF IN.1 11 CAP 7.00 4 arri | passed away N : tod Come .i : : STITbves, CYS oe i ve able on demsnd, - .Money to loan .on F 5 MAGOG at the thome of her son, in St.Johns- Le ji pu A LES CES.on n whether \u2018403 © À o | real estate.do Fel).23.\u2014The Engravi ; bury, Vt., and the hod ten - 44 or Gin te iy She pc age 330.p Levis FE : : \u2014 | and Folding Room Pet Ep a Co.here.last.Saturday.he fan Le.Our stock of Queen JAMES THOMPSON, ÿ Hi : Ct , arrive erbrooke 5 p.m.a | blav v iti hocl cession left the } {M 6 rl se .; - \u201c1: 3-3 M8 STITUTE, iw pbs B 3 0000000000000000000 | \"ST.2 Very exciting hockey match, 9 e home of Mrs.G.K.| st.CL : x Old 9-Cent, Stora.) \u201cint TT sm - pen, = 5 ve er $ ; i 4 Tuesday night, in which the former Boast, daughter of deceased at -\u2018 one Quality: Shoes for Spring ( \u2014 - SLOTR, a 75 1 sos wks 9.10 &.my _ THE ONLOOKER.tame fout victorious, by a score .of o'clock on Sunday afternoon, pro-.oo .BUSINESS CARDS , ki tion train 1 Levis @ | o ; [ ° L + 14 rem PE Sa train ea other $ \u2018 ; hroe oals to two, The teams were ceeding to the Richmond Methodist wear, 1S.OW.complete.\u2014 Es.vais run duily except Sundays ery Évenly matched, and a good fast church, where service, was conducted by 7 \u2018 étre \u2019 te.OR had oi Re Duressersersonrererel game was played, The, teams were as the pastor, Rev.A: E.Pates, after: LL \u2014 mond.8, etc, Sherbrooke and Rich- follow : : .| which interment took place in the old - he LU YNDMAN.& BRADLEY, Dentists uw In the New Provinces.| Engtaving Dept.Folding Room.| Méthodist burial ground in Melbourne.JOHN \u2018MILLET & CO.| Sun Life Building, Sherbrooke.\u2018 a » Ÿ Ed It à \" \u201c| N.Fontin - goal CF.Milne; The deceased had rgachéd the ripe old G.p=.ADDIE, SA.Se.21\u201d Montreal Vs Es Morin) L as 4 is announced: that the two.new | le.Guilbert - point -B.Hamel | âge of eighty-three and a\u201d half ycars 1St.Bell Telephone.! Co à prnoon,.except Se Vancouver, provinces of the Northwest bie to bo LR Campbell à point.R.Bean | °!4, and by all those.who knew her |.Sole Agents for Queen Quality.| TYR.J.A.DARCHE, Specialist, Eyer à o emt, Victoria, | given separate schools.It 1 difficult {- Connor forwards JE.Davies was held in the highest possible es- 169 Wellington Street Que.Ear.Nose aud Throat, Ooaticook.32.00 oy ou Jo \u201cÀ Seatile to reconcile such.a policy with an un- {> Hapna «= B.Mullins teem, because of her.truly Christian | __ JOATICOOK MARBLE AND GRANITE Pi ph ho i T : prejudiced opinion of Canadd\u2019 highest 3 Da wa a Fame \u2018a \u201cppm | | \u2014 ] C ; =| C Works.R.Hambly, Coaticook, Que, Cy y address fy acoma, À.Davies | \u2018 E.Auger eci Xnowlden, infant son of Mr./ESTBURY SCHOOL REPORT.T RODDICK BYERS, M.D.C.M (Mé- IETS TES Sn, $14 + - weal.It: should be the steadfas aimi of Referée\u2014A.P.Marshall.- and Mrs.William.Knowlden, of Mel- The following is | J.Gill), L.R.C.P.and 8.(ldinburgh), ne tril 5, \u201c90 cents ;3 ds : Portland.JC anadian statesmanship to\u2019 ob ld the Mes A.B.Mole, A.W.Cochrane bourne, died of scarlet ever Monday i Di © ow g a the school report Jaate resident Bhysican Hoyal nl ant Re 0 ; one inch, mg \u2019 | 4 2 > of District No.: \u2018estbury, whi y al Ln ne 8 td {discount i To ees ein Sherbrooke.Dominion into one cohesive harmon- oe opn\u201d Sanderson, of the Dominion and as Duried by Rev| A.E.Patés finished Feb, 17th SEE ee Consultation PU ti, TW \"4! every other dy, ly low fates to many other {ious whole 1 Texti e X'o., were in town on Tuesday.|in the ongregational.purial ground 7 to.8'p.m.ve ès af a week only.rsponding y 8 ÿ \u2018ious whole.\u201cIf thereis one joues cal- A ; n ay.- g Grade.V.\u2014(maximum 2390) \u2014Gladys P.I bot pootry .Car Service Between culated to endanger and defeat this Mr.CH.Vaughan, of East Bolton, on T ues day afternoon.The bereaved | Bell 2016, Willie .Bell 1540.° 1 Bret va Î0e.time JELining I gpent the day in town.- family have all the deeper sympathy | Grade IV.\u2014 (maximum, 2670)\u2014Esther |! ire tora sid Sherbrooke and Montreal.2im more than another it is, the cust For the second time mith a week, because of the suddenness of their | Bel] 2522 Annie Mills 1096, Clayton | Less or post of Ag Ca ern be ro pe.tom of maintaining separate schools, the D.C M.Co.had to dig their en- loss, and also from the fact that Ce- Chester 1065.3 nay ertisements des for Nontreal, 5.10 am, daily ex- one for Protes tants and tho! other for &ine out, owing to-the heavy SNOW- ¢il'was their only.child living, death | Grade 111.(maximum, 2090) Pores | ri a WES | oman Catton.fe artes aime [TU bey rnted o fom bebe ob | month 1365, Ernest Gillie 135, belo sarting ia on à NEW YEAR Changes guar: Poor ams, daily except Satur- of \u2018clear age at the beginning of | \\ ren re T-, 5 ancy.UE ade Do {mein 1340) Serio get Hd of your -old.accounts.We are\u2019 v 125 pm.Supper Will Be Served, tional life.~*~ TI } J : oo Co .| vie *Allan Gillespie 7 prepared to BUY or COLLECT same._ LY \u201cRECORD.À Sn Meares Montreal Ou Sa ea Le 1e 1e natural pnd\u2019.nevi Feb.3.\u2014Mr.George Lord passed | .F ARNHAM.Annie Mills, Clayton Chester, Ernest No HOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY able effect of the dual school system 3 : : ; ; op .2 nel Îl f a œ mé for week a he va t is the growth of two communities tes priday evening, at 2 ofelock | Tob.2 Candda Wood Mana CoS roms: cuire overs! | dan Coo = : cts, 1p ormation, etc., apply to | 13 amunities in dfter g' long ill \u2018of ti : 3 mn Ç examinations, ve oy = qe \u201c ; .© - ; Lo ong\u2019 illness of consumption \u2018of facturing C mpany have now over 50 : Tien eee BI LA SSW El Cry Face, Agts hein te development of à strong.we lugs.He was born June , 5th, hands employed in.their factory.The] Prizes were given to Gl dys Bell, Fs- Ster brooke Mercantile Agency I of a strong, 1836, Hatley, where he has spent company was very fortunate in being | ther Bell, Marjory \u2018Bell, and Percy 125 Welling on St.Bell \"phone 472 ' Rev.McLaughlin conducted.able to.secure the services of Mr, E.- Heath.a .0.Box.624.ITS seu BSTOR & AIME traits, united.national sentiment.iis Jie .* à ls CRT a sm Winter Arrangement.Children educated from their earliest is funeral service, at the old village F.Zoellner as manager, as he is a Miss Bernice Chester, the teacher, re- Ze BI \u201cOCTOBER 10th, 1804 lion Sh separately and along Hotel, where' he.died, on Monday, and man who has spent his life in the fur- ceived some pretty presents: from the Em 0 th Bi d > 088 * ~ jdilicrent lines.\u2018when they reach ma- | he was buried i the family lot, pupils which she very much appreciat- TIC \u20ac 00 LS uneiooe \u201c5.59 Wie run daily except Sunday, exesptd turitv \u2018are hotHeoine à de\u2019 togeth ed in amily lot, at the niture business and is one of the y PI Tt em when otherwise moted un + _As el © PO © merge.ogeth- | Bean| burying ground \u201cy his two |most practical men in that line of the, © ; 7 Burlap Tor clgeeivs orguia asd pose 00 23640 BTS LOS a for OOS: er.-As classeq, they are much more gmall children, who died many years manufacturing industry in Canada to- 10 a \u2014 || sound sleep and rust.ccasorres À ot em.for St, Johnsbury, | likely\" to grow, continuously\u2019 farther One de oh dav © EAST CLIFTON.co C | Smart, NH.1 Thus, Worcester, away from each oth Tt 7 One daughter, Mrs.Geo.New- day.The company! will gradually in- - | overnton\u201d s GROW.\u201d oo He.Leaves Ghesiroute 1000 am, be com Dr ond à\u201d ir R is bars jo ; of ?Newton, Mass.> survives him, crease their number of employees up Feb.23.\u2014Henry \u2018Barber is no better Iron Bl d Pi Il 1905 4 mie Newport 1210 pm, leaves ; pre he why Roman; Cat rolic and'jarrived Saturday night to be with to two hundred men: and but very little hdpe is entertains} oo 1118 aryl dl Tory 12.52 pm.St.Johnebury | Parents would object to their children Him [in his last hours, but came - too W t to le f the death» of ed of his recovery TE avoryion ts ot 5 boxes Loa Beut by mall for biafy,\u201d 1964 SE 2) p-u.Concord 6.00 p.m., Boston attending schools where tenet { the | son let ; e regret to learn ol the death o ar COVEY.° above prices A pm, and Sortland, Me, vla Protestant religion wW ve te het late; only to see him laid to rest.He | the infant son of Mr.John J.Mor-| Mr.Gamache has gone to Craw-1{ D.WATSON @.co.Agente La ol \u201c 198$ SET EXPRESS, 9.15 p.m.Concord taught, or vie : B .NN ph r Was{a son of John Lowell and Mary gan, C.P.R.despatcher.The inter-| fords, N.H., for a few \u2018days: |- _ 444 St Paul St, Montreal.RER in Lu Me TES hoston, and Port- be 0 Led je \u2018era: u 1 ère Lowell, natives of Lebanon, N.H., and ment took place pesterday.Mr.and The Rev.Mr.Callis is spending .a ray pa, hits Lounteln Notch.| a pans hed from the schoo Sr the , N.H., who were among the Mrs.Morgan have the sympathy of all few days in town the guest lof + Mr.a BOYC WT THE SOUTH; Express leaves res tenets Provinces a ti teach un a - settlers of Stanstead County.- their friends in their] sad bereavement.and Mrs.James Hurley.| \u2018 L.C.BACHAND, M.D.Co ons.sr Tose Worcester 8.00 @.and put all.\u201cthe Pe ehildre Figen - Newhall will remain several days \u2018The anniversary supper and enter- - A heavy clap of thunder was heard SPECIALIST.C Sri + Concor ë \u201c o one no .; : ssioner, Ete., 845 ms Spriretiola S10 ame school to learn each other \u2018and + rrange her business, before re: tainment in the Methodist\u2019 church on during, the storm on Saturday.| Since 1899 has had full charge of the y Sherbrod Johnshiry 4.27 p.m., arriving | > thrning home.| Monday evening was a great success |\u2018 + - .Eve, Eer, Nose and Throat Department 1cy SherDr® paehrooke 8.20 p.m learn the lessons of life: together.No, Miss Lillian Harvey is at home fre om y $ : : ALLE.| a} the Sherbrooke Sacred Heart Hospite ecord.or EXPRESS, Leaves Boston 7.80 religion would thereby \u201cbe ¢ d up F and was very largely attended by all - DANVILLE.0 | 1 au apcord 9.47 p.m., Portland © e care upon oaticook for a while: Rumor, says denominations.The supper, served'in j .; Hours of Oonsultation.At the Hospits crtisements New York 4.00 p.m.,} © le.dnd the Dominion.would} she twill soon make_her home \u2018perma- e supper, d'in The R.GJ Kidd Carriage factory, re- al from 8 to 10 a.m., every day except on, the basement, was an excellent- one, cently purchased by Messrs.Rief and Sunday.At que.office 17, Brooks street, | Surveyor sna Livil bngineer.and carriage repair shop; on - March Er op UI RESNE, vd eus pe Singin\u2019 8.00 St.J b a.and given.pros ag, acrivin éborbrooke 715 beneli incaléufably \u2026 Lo n ntly \u2018in Coaticook, | , The Onlooker.| \u2018 ; | | PUODATION, Leave Concord, Na oo | | L- e- J lips em.via Plymouth, EDFORD.=.and full justice was.done to it by the Broek.of th 1 ! f Chas Lord ] Bp | ow rock, of this place, will \u2018be open for s rd and Mrs Emery numbers who partook.After.the business asa general wood- working | are guests) of Miss Lucinda Lord, supper the company\u2019 adjourned to the ty 10.45 a.m.arriving New PTL ET Teed aT wg ea : gta = ot .: \u2018 A - ; \u201cx .! ta : SA he, , a ro ; at * ni \"net Co 7 \" > j \"6 = £ Rae i.zl %.Sialhe we mn \u201c 5, .To ., x WT 0° Sn - - ne ; te I .; + : - Poy + be 3, - eu \u2026- \u201c \"ka oo .* _ er T .f = : = : .i : [I ; Co \u201cx ro REE , PSE .| st : : \u2018 Les Ew : 1 - as : - Lo.WT a .\u2018 Lt s wk 7 ra ; cd A - 5 a TTA .: 3 LE 7 TET TT TTT TT 7 7 : Fes fi nae men oy 2 à - + - a ea Ga te - - is AT EL 5 LL ; 028 ; > LU RPA = Ly es SAS Ary .vey - fe .~ a ?= oo ; ay = : / Le en a me at, oo._ = = a .+ se LE : - > - - =r x ee ; PE IE La aus A ?- ve dame ape \u201d pro EP RAT CRE Es ane 3 CN - .- \u2018 \" es : - | i .= | à & ÿ a = Sa aE dee SCIE) eo EF ee] TM To e JE ONE - n 2° mes rt 12.38 p.m., connecting with ac- | church, where a fine address was giv- 84 tommodati > gw a | me cc ry i g Ist.In Sherbrooke every Saturdav.i pa, ariving Sierbrackce 3.16.p 1.00 Feb.93.~The Rev.George | En Wil The © Aid\u201d es ith Mes.Harry en by Rev.M.Taylot, of Montreal,and \u2014 = 7 J.FLANDERS, liams, | of Dita, Ont., formerly Meth: Jal om fois Thurscuy | a\u2019 number of other very interesting se-.000000000029000000000 21 as.and Ticket Aoent odist minis er here, arrived - on Fri: .and Mrs.H.Colt have been.at lections were, given.The ; proceecls 4 | day afiterndon and passed Suturday inl sept Corner recently, and her broth- [ were in the vicinity of fifty dollars, | TL = peeve Fo calling on his old friends.Mr.~ Wil- | exter re returned with them | which goes towards the debt fund.| : : y , ° ) it} 12% Tiahis preacher morning and evening in| fx y few days\u2019 stay.Mis ; Pearl M - 147 Men S Sh 1 Fis EE f 5 A se \u201cthe Methodist church to large congre- (q.4y FE a hoe Hiro THETTORD MINES.| .i A Ly ; Rg , a ne 2j 1 > > oo Lie .BE a4 ie ms - o.OO gutions (ond lectured Monday evening irl] friends upon her 11th birthday.A Feb.23.\u2014Miss Sal of ni is a; d Ù = .7 - \u2014=3.ede ! 1 ; : whe \u201d ; - t - i.4 \u201c4 TT \u20ac : PACIFIC COAST.Mr.Ed.Cislett, son of of.Mr.Geo.vy happy day was spent by these.ÿ Iiores the guest of her rn 4 3 SE.Farch 1 VUislett wo ha ul | s¢hgolmates together, \u2018such as can Yalicres.- : bi RNE.©.st to May 15th, G5, Cislett, who, has been very ill for some dme only to child Mr.G R.Smith, M.P., is lay Fy \u201cae vadieigh SMF ond Cragg Coloñist fares from weeks, Is dol \u2018mending, plthough pr ae ¢hdren.1 George 4 + ith, MLL as Taye | ! i Kingseys veik SHERBROOK 1- TO - ill vere weak.e 9 ects oF the late George Bord [ing in his ice for the summer.if \u2018 Peut Vieta > LS hea oo | t o Hose, Fire Hose | and Fittings, | .Babbit Metals, | 1 Saw Hammerèr\u2019s Tools, Machinists\u2019 Tools and Specialties, Correspond, With us.J 8.Mitehell & Coi LL \u2018SHERBROOKE, QUE, 2 Wiis, 16.FE OLY and, in addition to this, lives absolu- alt 1 few odd styles lef} or wife 7 | will surprise ypu.we.would\u2019 like, to\u2019 Can Be Mastered is w ( { (ron Pipe, Vaives| Electrical Goods Our Prices are Right.We an © Ph 5, asking fof \"the Ve à Mae Already it 5 ul mt Us Papers à ouch th | You know the actif Te pit sel wa will hav .: the kidnd but this Aime for Tow for A and app ne i mh Lo be de aud \u2018figs for wet seks 0 he Piel.' fresh ruit Ton 1: VEUrS uso, und of AY di # months later, This y ng 0 Gam Rubliers iy the Ran ae I} Lambe rig Overshois WY brave received about.ob = cals and lahiouf double ly isto f5 ow, H.H.MOREN; or Fruit Liver \u2014and DO\u2014cure.| but changed] cinally, by our = med remarkable is this ifruit-a-tives\u201d\u201dc dially shook hands, - with.all present hat Liver Kidney a and shortly afierwards returned to the | : 3s where the fres! Palace theatre.CE Co À nave no effect on the Côco is four years old, and is pro- BOSTON Stig - 50» 4 a-box.Atall \u20ac bably the only.baboon \u2018that has ever \u2014 \"| FRUITATIVES, Limite Interesting values yg | | ; who are looking for by bay We will devotg y ou | time \u2018in show vig wl | dies\u201d and , Misses\u2019 i.We are offering wholesale prices, Great |.Clearing § Men\u2019s Hard and Sok last year, we will cloy ; out at 39c hard hat ui soft.This is the bi A Bank for \"This hank pars pi rticui\u2026 vain of the season, : - the acqeus ls of We ome a.\\ q lain agything Just, received 300, ity von regard b Las extra fine Ham 8 iy \"8.per cent.Inperest on marked at prices vid Eastern Topmnshi induee you to buy, PL Esablses - New Laces | .J - L\u2014 They are gems, - ES | cheap.We have als j | laces in cream, whi | | champagne and black Money | i hn excl | Now ond up-to-date | Photographs.Goods, the Inet now Yor further par the spring \u20181905, W My to\u2019 b- marked them veryloy, J JOH Just _ Tecelved tml | Pha makers a large na \u201c2.N.Nhite, of lace \u2018carfains, hints ette and Swiss lac cr ŸPADUATE OPTICIAN GEOde à.L : now is the time tore | ; Le ou i old curtains for med] Rie Charges moderate.right up-to-date, On : ' < Rermnesons.All vast pal Try our 25¢ black il DEATH ST RUGS | cashmere hose.They af.vee\u201d: ©.1 yn be surpassed ab thal pind .| } \u2014\u2014 DROWNED IN PHE-ST.C.F, OLIVIER à, | rüsiTi = SAR 17-19 Wellingtouf# oe | = pa Thi w the prob ide which is 1 St, Clair\u2019 River, suddenly Water.He \u2018was joppost ~ Lochiel reet \u2018ut thee tin - 300 yard from the shor Scientific Installation | in the water and thre: Î LU siwceoeded] à in raising hin 0 ; 20° upon flou ing calds of ice Le sink sligl ty ihenepth his Electrical - Compe) hing {o let oo.1 ) tame exhpusted, threw wy _ 4nd divappeared.Jerry Apparatus \u201cfade to jascértuid the i Victim, hut 3a fap withe is-our forte.We thitve al Fee: Bono a |condiri of supplying your house, y= J TOMsing, fand] it if.not 4 | your office, your factory, vid luan RO to (the spot vi est and best clectrical \u2018equipes BE Panel, as Ahere Was av \u2018a buzzer to a dynamo, a0 and © of ape) Te ater betwen h ly furnish e timates on citi Samia shore, = veral 3 the Oécugrende, bap «oul.sistance: Fhe | bus Electrical Repair i 5m nog be oi i Sp 107 Wellington} ha ___ CE RUSIL QIAN MG) A Complete and Thor en 1, Feb.{| 23.B L grands, nostls front lastruction Gives In Nestward Lond; fre ap ; theough Montreal [betwen S horth a on und Tyesdaÿ mor ranspirted front | ( >] Bo) d\u2019s Famous syllabic 7 er ad of | hem Spend, hut it Reems willing td ry far hin * x .\u2014ALSO\u2014 He hase ©! TYPEWRITH \u201cat, : Higinal figure, oe \u2018 ' ig the uehtÿ act à Vant vant pu 1 immigrants, betauxe 1 , AT ape the reason why K greater freedguu bay oy.- SMITH & lx \u201cManufe je 2 vrniteialrs\u201d | The Sli Sho SMITHS LE Sher pa 3 5 | leason & M: 0D, oe ù 3 ANTI COMPÉTENT JOB.CON.\u2014o Comsright, 1904, by A.M.D home and then suddenly for no rhynie les, onthe kidneys\u2014oranges, avied Ogden 3 an en suddenly for no rhy ve ke.; re | for omach and appetite\u2014prunes ||or reason turns back at Bergen and.as | : Mir.JAMES HORN .ork preferred.Good w ages to good : 9 A ge mms ote de naw oom H- ICT EI PIRE wo lel the SA cheteittet forded ER .% | man.Page, Printer.Miss Maxwell was angr .1 : = Fe Ë y.Her blue just like Lionel Cartpret.Yet I suspect a Pp casant visit to her home in Sut-; WANTED\u2014HOUSEMAID -AT .PRO- eyes blazed like Stars.Her ther t ; \u2018À 7 St ° red lips re must bé something at the bottom ton._ .5 | Lo : testant.Hospital.Apply «to Lady - Lo HEART 5 Arpt | ! +, You say, arrives without a penny.It is Mrs, L.À.Perkins has returned from : d figs for the bowels.Bute | et fruit won't CURE these or- ans when diseased : they can only HELP to keep them well.Mi.Were \u2018quivering.For three days tq] of it.Were there i any pretty girls in Superintendent.7 The Shamrocks and the Juniors of have Jed the long- procession of car.|pyour party?\u201d dem Math 1 Cat A \u2018pines in the: noble profession ; which \\ you have éhosen as vour life work.\u2019 rioles hat cach morning started across | Ÿ But Renfrew \u2018was\u2019 Poast spe ech.St.hls Seminary played a game! x .,.Of n.- WANTED\u2014TWO GOOD DRAWING IN i i _ Norway's \u2018smiling landscape and now |{ Miss Maxwell, in whose eyes a dawn- |) \u201corsey this morning, the result he-| A - .| girls for weave room.| Good wages to : A a on coming out from luncheon to find | 0g\" wonde) had banished aught else, ing a victory for the former by a 0 K 1 competent\u2019 hand.| Apply Paton Mig.+443 \u20ac or [54 Liver Tablets ° Toe haus, itethered, het carriole.pul, glanced swiftly at the stricken- Car- | S°OTe of 1 to 0.aR À | By J AH :| Co, Shérbrooke.{HE 31%.o one side! The stout \u2018{iteret, but at his expression of mingled |.: J James.A.Herne.WANT FINE = can\u2014and DO\u2014cure.They arefruit | (regarding her waited and wglishma entreaty and con xpress uit.the cor oF ppdertood that she ror] Author of \u201cShor Acres,\u201d | WANTED.NEAT © AND PASTRY 1131 5 \u2018prices\u2014but changed chemicallyand rather alarmed at tl Creuty hers of hé ; ; od given \u2018recen 5 mn Cle +Sa Hp q 1 od » cook, Woman preferred: Good wages dg pe medicinally, by our secret process.4 evoked, he stort he had © ér mouth.began to curfe re- | mint Theatre.will be repeated in the 05 pi por\u201d and Other Plays.| | right - person.| Apply, Montreal { a remarkable is this \u2018convertion, \u201cBi ; Hfentingly.|A quick gleam of aimuse-| Art Hell \"on: the evening of-the 7th Manage ent of N.J.Lawler.House EE : 484 ag that \u201cT'ruit-a-tives\u2019\u2019 cute all Stom.| ut it.was not safe,\u201d he declared; (Rent sliot tiitough lier astonishment.{of MarcdK.\u201d Mr.Edward Lebel, of Mon- Pri ice s25, 35, 50.Tde - To CE \u2018.Mit ; ach, Liver, Kidney and Skin Dis- * with much dignity.- \u201cYou must wait \u201cAnd\u2014and- you really.did have my.dial Sik take.\u2018the- fentoy- part jp place i =.; WANTED\u2014A COMPETENT GIRL FOR ATE cases, where the fresh.fritit would until your boy turns.up.Of course | jpeart all the time, then?\u201d she quefied | of Dr.Fleury.| B EP y FOR S L | general housework.References requir- ity : haveno effect on the trouble, be had no business to leave you,\u201d sce: femurely.Carteret bent forward.5 af Phe | A E .od! Apply Mrs.C.H.Bowen, at No.RER 1 Xp IW =-\"goc, à box.At all.druggists.and ro on \u2018the white | | \u201cHave rs BS domantol \u201cHave 1, que and 1 Du fore wa the Property on Factory Street, known 5 Queen street.- 1 HER e didë&>+_\u2014 ndced ?\u201d The etil reddenec : it ?> ü ME cresey ooh : - ap PE .& BRI Ce FRUITA TIVES, Limited, OTTAWA.\u2018The \u2018people, beginning to come out | || \u201cOf course I mean the gold one,\u201d.bhe Set with pearls, from the biliers and | as the) Boule Property.Apply to FANT, HOUSE MAUL.REFER- IEEE SE .\u201cfrom the posting house,-scast curious | |Tietorted.Carteret produced the.tiny teachers of St.\u201cAndrews Shinday | : Fo C.H.FOSS, Je ares Apple Min 4.Po Ut i \u2018| glances in her direction, and\u2019 the givl | (golden: symbol.\u2018 School, .on the eve of her.departure to \u2014\u2014 oan & Mort age C Can mith, 15 Montreal street.#44 ix 2 felt her throat swell: That hateful \u201cI Saw you in a shop at Bergen,\u201d he [enter the training school for nurses in .Le Be WANTED.\u2014 KITCHEN GIRL.AV- vans si boy! How dared He run off this Way?cpnfessed shamefacediy.\u201cAud then ! | Plyanouth, Mass.- An address ac- | \u2019 ply at once, Windsor House.| RARE rs NE Noting the empty shafts; the loosened |fpund this, and it seemed a message of companying thergift: said © \u201cAs a token NOTICE.oe err ç ° Hinged .\u2018pony, a young man came forward.' ope.At least it told me that you were of appreciation\u2019) of your efficient and v N «| WANTED.\u2014 AT THETFORD MINES ce a, da I \u201cCan I be of service?\u2019 he asked.\u201cI tee, Would you have bad-phe gite it faithful services as or ganist for St.-,Any per son.selling or giving liquor hotel, a first-class cook.Apply, with dit 3 à\" speak a little Norsk.= W hat!- Your | beck, without a try?Dia four chal- Anflrew\u2019s Sindy School, the\u201d officers to W.A.Stephenson Will be prosecuted | references, to A.J.Blackball, manag- EERE E & 2 boy is lost?Oh; pray take mine.It Iduge mean tothing?* Li \u2018Jand teachers ask \u2018 vour.atceptance of to the (full exfent.of the law.Thetford Mins, PQ.QUI As, à oe, be a pity for you to lose your || [\u201cChallenge?\u2019 repeated the girl.this brooch, T hey also wish to ex- MRS.WA.STEPHENSON.ne WANTET D \u2014 FIVE \u201cFRENCH AND atl Pp Etiam ath, à sance at the purpling {Is it not a challenge to fa fate?\u201d Open press their fegret at your departure, Lenn sville,| Feb, \u201c23, 1905.fourteen English teachers.Apply be- - i TT ious 10 \u2018have the | Miss aa, anx- | Ea locket, 1e sens ed a per and to assure you of their hearty ] \u2014- ree fore March 20th, to Ed.Be Pope, rte .JUS et se ec efore : SQL] wi wo wWor Ss, \u201c 0 e 5» PF 10 ses , _ ; ; _ 1 i o .f - 3 x the \\arrival of her mother and sister: \u2018gr, -uttering a little ery, f À the.\u20ac color hes for vour success and future hap: | LEGTURE > compton, Gee.; after a niquent's Consideration con- fl \u201cOur A.B.C?3,\u201d\u2014by the Rev.Canon \"WANTED \u2014 ENGLISH SPEAKING LS ; | - brown hair.: 8 +.| Shreve, in St.Peter's Chureh \u2018Hall, on kitchen girl.Apply Albion Hotel.- q / 4d I am so glad you did, » declared | FI had forgotten,\u201d she gasped.\u201cRita HOC KEY ON Wl ASCOT RINK.\u2018Tuesday evening, Feb.28th, at 8.15: \u2014\u2014 Rita later.\u201cI w ould Just, have hated | [put it there.one day for a joke, aud I The Victoria Jiocs ov Club layed a 0*cloek! 7 The\u2018 writing of Japan is a WANTED.FOR IST or \u201cMARCH \u2014 to.give up our place to that hervid [bad forgotten.You\u201d opened it, then?\u201d Very exciting maléh, last night, on the | Heries of syllabic pictures.Tickets at General servant who can cook, also, man, who has Ir pla nurse for young children, both wust rying every day to] |W) A Bank for Womèr his bask pays partieular- \u2018atten tion to \"thé accounts of \\Vomen.and is always > oe i .hp or - or | th keen reproach.Carteret laughed.¥arcot Rink, -déainst a picked teanr Fraser\u201d > Drug Store.\u2026 .\u2018 J En basin way wish | get \u201cit I believe he bribed our boy tol [I had to try for some.clew,\u201d Le de-.i the Mascdt and Satie hockey : = - be willie = to \u20ac ountry for cord 7 percent, Interest on Saving.sc so , cifired, with a clicerful lack of contrl- teams, which resulted in favor of the WANTED! WANTED?Ÿ ne + pply- Box 467 or A, Record æ - iss [ax ell dia not.answer.| jti ph.\u201cI Was not surê at first that it LV ictorias, with\u2018a score of live ta, one.A fow reli a RT 1 .: Eastern Townships Bank She had just.discovered the loss of a b¢longed to you, and when I discovered | The teams lined up as follows : W 5 dore Mate aon oo | _ FOR SALE | ESE ] Fatablis ned 1839 tiny gold heart that belonged on - cher | [the fact/I s omehow took my finding of Victorias, / Nat.and Mascot.| taries for coming season PE rite stat ; > : ra nf .mm \u2014 3 watch chain, and she remembered dis- [itlas an omen.Was I wrong?\u201d his toue D.Maguire ; goal CJ De apeau ing experience, salary wanted, ete.| ane sepord is the 7 rentest salestian you = = \u2014\u2014- = \u2014 tinctly having seen the tall young changing uddenly.\u201cShould I have M.TI se t Ce Fortier «| Add BOX 5! - | cou of ploy.It «an sell anything for ms, - man as he turned or T 1 : : 0 9 - - thompson poin oo Fortier À dress 0X 59, you./It talks your wares in svery home , ned away-stoop and pick {given it back?Must I do so now?Is.'F.Povey ¢.point E.Happy 1 ses Nour Hatley Que.\u2018 sud secures for you top prices.1ave lee li 3 , UP something from the ground.Could {ljére no chance that I might ever meet l.Armitare forwards \"Char st A y, e n, white, } - le been her heart?And did he not | [ypur requirements for tenant owner, Ww Butler Cees D.© es 1 , | FOR SALE \u2014 ONE TRON PLANER, kK\" ter in exchange \u2018for know that it was hers?4 that you will?Won't you speak to- HI owe.Ce Ge.C te | NOTICE | \u2018| size 4.feet x 16x16 inches.Price, d'blac ph togranhs.In the long evening twilight the stout | Ie?\u201d as the girl's lashes fluttered un- N.C let 5 a Cha { without chuck, $20.00\"; price \u201cwith p- De 1 010g p ?- | Snglighman, Renfrew, joined the girls.certainly.\u201cAh, Miss Maxwell-\u2014Mabel 1° Ones C.+ Chabot | good chuck, $25.00.\u20140.May Massa- test ng ovelty { For further particu\u2019 ars as [ CI hope that you did not consider me | answer me.\u201d [ Betomer mere PEN .We arp sorry 4 announce that ewing | wippi, Que.So ro .105.We py to, , intrusive this morning,\u201d he began: \u2018| [Almost the first present that Sir Lio- | Wi be ie or and Hw Hive Lo A hn 0.JOHNSTON, pompously.\u201cI spoke \u2018purely in.your pel Carteret gave to his fiancee was a Ses, advertised fo.take place at M atër- FOR SALE, \u2014 PROPERTIES WITH | - ol le a own _interests.| \u2018And regarding that | tiny heart all set in diamonds, and hidj concere will de ihe as Se, ant all modern improvements.Terms rea- +6 Photographer: Young nan\u2014I -saw you.speaking with.¢len within it, neatly folded, was a slip quite a mimnber of excellent voeut.- in- | sonable: - -H.H.Langlois, -143 Wel- - | him before dinner\u2014I éertainly woul pf paper, on which was heavil pen-\u2019 \" GONFERENGE strumon! al and ventriloquial numbers will lington street.+ : .» gy an, ludi ti \u2019 k = .in + gran 3.N.\u201cYihite.pot advise you to form ap gequaintanci | ¢Hled the word \u201cTaken.\u201d y > onicién, PC pusin.Ai\" very TURE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014__ reel rer ce irtaing, there.- My boy tells me that he takés | || \u2014 0 TO LET \u2014.s lace,cm il RADUATE Or TICIAN | In No Hurry For the_Doctor.Addresses by \u2018Mr.Leet and AUCTION SAL El - = a ho t renew Gomtloonk, Que, Almost always ven my patients | a, Pearce.BR.vient, rso,.| emt Lr BSE \"Byes Seientifically Tested £ asi \u2014 Ind for me,\u201d said the physician, \u201cthey |.° GHT, 9 is seen only by people passin An Ad.for.Somellig «Nhe ficult Cotes our Specialcy.8.mstruct the messenger to tell me to im - on the Clark Lord#arimn, alr, .many.seen by many ad times ns es à acces.Ai vost patr ia ¢quic at once.In fact, this eustom of mise USSIONS Lor INTEREST ro Sat i, Febradey 25th, \u2014 : ~ Rl : =p i 4 La ed 74 Cows, vearlines,.1 I , calves, 1 horse ; \u201cblack ir DEATH STR UGGLE - \\ J) {ECE | © \\ og : hysicians expeet it, and it is such an A conference of Sunday \u201cschool work- fiv Jo old, gs, Hu 5, calves, 1 horse chi ani pA of four i +, \u201cAny, ° \u2018They BAD.LT I SH & 3 27 ol old story to office attendants that they crs Was held Tuesday in \u2018the lecture 10 tone Ba Sg, harnesses, hay fork, | 2 ee \u2014 8 rest mr en : at that price TU 10°: N THE ICE.not as.a rule bother to remember hall of the Agthedist church.The : E.HOWE.Abctioncer.MISCELLANEOUS ë \u2026 ok .ie A fi 3 | But the other night I had a sur- Roy.Mr.Captel, secretdry of the S.s.= ees \u2014 - =.HORNED IN THE ST, CLAIR, OP- |; EE 4 GE fy prise., Union, had been.expected to address oa Ir ; | | EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN DE- LIVIER 4 * PUSITE SAËN \u2019 Hf Xo Sfr\u201d US.| F\u2018It was about 7 o'clock, \u2018and a gentle-, the meeting, but.owing to the very re- Listrict of St.Franèis.- | sires position as bookkeeper or assist- ; va KX 4 .SITE NA ONAL \u2014| À hn had called an hour before to re- cent deagh \u201c ne father, was unable \u201cIn the Superior Court : ant.Will accept liberal salary.Ad- 7 fington Sire Sarnia, Feb.23.\u2014An unknown man | Sonia vie ue wife a Jab: wv He re + x Suh P.pot K.C.of i othe dedans À day of February, dress Z.B., Box 115 Sherbrooke.\u201cA : -TOIn a 1 nat M 1ea > ° - e , © e .a 4 : TS, - | inant served Monday, morning walking on | ac Montreal, Treasurer of the B, 80 La efore: GENEST & FRASER, P.8.C, PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, B Ton, took Mr.Capel\u2019s.placé ane Mr.IWC.Praree of Chien al 1] DAME AMELIA MOREAU, of the eity Court Street.- .C.Prarce, © mnecago, a so.EL TACU- of Sherbrooke, wife, iudicially séparated | STRONG - dressed the meeting at both \u201csessions.as to property| of William Murray, trad- WANTED \u2014 STRONG HORSE, 6 TO p.Lu TE 1 + jer, of said! city, and doin 3 ET, a ET 1° Rev.Mr.Richardson was in the chair alone Be sald under and name Dusiness 8 years.Weight, 1200-1300.Edwards | ti broken i ice which is-piled up in the 3 Clair River , suddenly dob into the water.He - was opposite the foot of \u2018Lockiel street -at the tinïe and about |.à A 7 ES _ paid was the usual hour at which they land introduced | the speakers.\u2026 7 |ef Wm.Murray & Company, and the Furniture Co.Tw 30 yards from the shore.He struggl- RE 2 fired.\u2018ss At the afternoon session Mr.Leet horn said w ito a baton nos por i 1 a : ed in the water and three or four: tin cs § \u2018 \u2018Tell the: doctor,\u2019 he said; \u2018it is noth- spoke of the organization of the Sun- tice aux fins dès presentes.\u201d _ - LETTE R OF THANKS.5 EE weeeeded in raising himself partially g very important.My wife has only day Schéol Union and its objects and | | Ly © Plaintifls.\u2018Brompton Falls, Fob.32nd, 1903.Dear Sir \u2014Permit me through your Upon floating Cakes of reer which would of the international convfition to be| FD.LAPIERRIL | heretofore of the at prevents 1 X alking, : ; , 1) paper hank Mr.Fred J.\u2018Aloer boa L snk slightly bensath his weight * and ; pi Fight IF Be cannot fina ar wi held \u2018Toronto Ju ne 20 hh, to 27th = rancin, actuatty hsont af the Preaint babe to thank Mr.Fred + Alger atl \" + compe] hint (0 let om.Fe finally be- { \u20ac + Fin | e to ME ] Delegates are desired from ov- of Quebec., Defendant, 1x excellent insurance company: he i came.) if > HEL Il before the: morning.\u2014New York on a The defendant \u2018is ordered to appear | represents, for the prompt and sulis- 14 austell, threw up his hands less : ere Union, from every Sudday school, within one month.« fuet 1 wah ad disappei il.Every effort is being .or if it can be accomplished.Reduced GENEST & FRASER, P.s.C, TECtory setloment in full for the total SRE made Ro scr; M, 1 a Jr far te.will b ided 1 PANNETON & LEBLANC, ' loss by fire of my dwelling House.4 vieu tu the identity of the | A .À ES ! then the Life Saver\u2019s work Begins.ares, e > wi ce provide .\u201cAttorneys for plain tir.Co LOUIS Dis 1 I RS.441\" i tim, but so far without avail.The |.1 [eT | After tlie\u201d last summer visiton\u201chas | The topie of; Mr.Pearce\u2019s address : Ri: - shot in à ° condition to permit | : \u2014 i\u2018 tohe and the little craft that \u2018sil over was \u201cThe teacher \u201d preparing and the frs AND AM TRIN TS, ~ TMREINGS, AND A MUSEMENTS.dy \u2018ac and it: not known -how the \u201cAND YOU-REALTX DID HÂVE MY HEART | the shallow bay have been hauled up teacher teaching.\u201d : The first step T T Pa Ti mp ih : oy or to the spot where he disap - ALL THE TIME, 5H J igh\u201d and dry, the paviliens deséried was preparation, and there are two CLEM EN H FA RE ! ! : + Mo as there was a large stretch only the very poorest qums and bar- dud the bathing houses boarded up, the kinds, personal, i.c., the heart\u201d or J p Ë î ; \u2018ofLopen water between hinand - The gains for all his meals, | while no one ehches take on a new aspect, The sun character : \u201cprofessional, i.e, the head x i.oi shore, Several persons sai seems to know lis name.Curious way | hjnes with a cold gleam, and the surf or knowledge, A wood teacher must on hs _, \u201c© NN ad N i GG HT À le oce trrence, but could rele no Ho be tra eling\u2019 \"\u2014in, cofse ious superior \u201chag an angry snarl to it as it surgesiup be x C hristian, able td say with truth Bstance, The ude will Fo jul \u201cfhe sandy slopes and then recedes, \u201cThe Ti shepherd.\u201d He should T \" probably ity\u2019 Wouldn' t pick \u2018hiw up if I were ip Bi | Tec , te Lord is my _shepherd: He sha Wl be recovered you\u201d i rpgging the pebbles after it with\" a also\u2019 zivoid questionable Ahings, not he u irsday, Feb.xs 3rd.toi sprine, as the ; event is swift.i 3 Miss \u201cMaxell, her lip curling, drew: \u201crattling sound.The outer line of sand only things he thinks \u2018ave not quite | Ne | ae R = y back.T jars that in the summer breaks the pixht, but places and things which ap- |.{ | oo T TT | CSLE OF IMMIGRATION \u201cI thank you,\u201d she responded quiet- fe sea into sunny ripples and flash- rar questionabl the ople 5 +] ; LOTS : ; ; tuestionable 4 to other people.Yontreal, Feb.23 +4 ly.\u201d \u201cWe, ns you say, | h have no desire | {ng Whitecaps then churns the rater | He must respect himself -if others can- The Inimitable Comedian _ - .~ .25.=Twelve Tnindred nto fury and grips with a mighty hold 4 vocheet |.on are .i igrants, mostly from West: Ham, to pick up acquaintanees of\u201d \u2018any kind.4 ; ght nol respect him.Mr.Pearce then 5, \u2018 t \u201cWesty | So 1 wish you good night.\u201d = gx NN hat Lee weit very fully into the preparation \u2018 Hough pr are expected to pass nf But ip in her room the girl's face \u201cenough to be driven «on them, When_ of the losson.giving illustrations and |.% * ting ontreal bhetwveens Mondag evs grew troubled.It was true that she.keen winter winds whip \u2018through describing hix own méthods.He laid A To and Tuesday morning, They are had been talking iu the {all young | he beach grasses on the dunes and special stress?upon familiarity with | À transporte LL mee oe row à : é LES \u2018 3 iN CPR ported from Madlifax by the Eugslisbman before djurïer.Meeting |.row spiteful and of cutting the Bible and upon reading about the \u201c/ ab J ny en où.them are Killed rin coming down the.stairs, she Ii; id sind amd en a tho gred 1 tars land whee thet Bible was written.I ; 1 3 ° 1 = LAS v \u2019 ~ I) | 1 n | ° \u2018 | 9 [~ ¢ 5 = , , ; + PE ve hat (hey awe | stopped and uttered \u2018a word of thanks {PRI CS he [a teachers\u201d wmeefing or training class] Aud His Company of Mirth Producers ES arming re steain- for his courtesy; then, plucking up ne x d .he ; h teacher +1 A SW companies, 0., yver patrolling the beach muât be could not be held, then each teacher \" - Ela of Ugeroncog and rato Ls a her gouraze, ns je be Pad Fou = old- jost vigilant\u2014From \u201cStories of In- should) study alone, hut.time should : la the cs Laughing Musical Hit 140788 19 the Original fig Chat thi will] Tu Ard ir 1 avd would «you.expect ntors,\u201d by Russell Doubleday.« .be sr to the Pen and pour on | ap + ke AA WOU CAPR .; : sac aining should a bit | Jy w un thôtight, act as a de tertent fr nn :+ mere mortal résalution enough | ie 2 qu = child-trnini ° \u2019 ; 6\u2018 LS _ ! if etant, because this vear in| to reject the gifts of the gorls?\u201d Be- | o The value of Today.: Te \" - i session Mr Leet.| oo as (pe the reasons vw.hy many should fore this responsé Miss M: axwell had F \u201cI believe,\u201d said Senator Hoar once, AV the cvening ScF&Ie ve \u201cof it Vo , Là 2k groater fréedony | beaten a hasty Jetrent.\u201cbut now it (\u201cthat today is better than yesterday spoke of.the importance tol vistt- ; i UE \u2014~\u2014\u2014 b have fuera.aro rg in in her npd.= W hat could mod that tomorrow will be better than |ing the members of a Sunday school.Co vo rose ae \u2019 oduy.\u201d .\u201c1 He also.spoke part ticularly of the Home \u2018 ÿ =; 4 | @ |-Ve'mean\u201d er views on com- | | | SMITHS\u201d A CURE FOR ho ho La of apart \u201cue as Phe\u2014after | | | Contentment, and hope! With these Department, for those who cannot * ) M i vs 1.Mr; Het had _ said\u2014aetually two, and no more, we can solve the attend Sunday school, but who wish | 1 BUCHU - uscular A | jriddle of life.\u2019 to be members, keeping them supplied ; ve mey7 For ît was im- Ip need, of the mc \u201cToday is better tham yesterday.\u201d with literature, lessons for cach Sun- UTHIA Rheumatism, possiie that he would willingly steal.{Believe \u201cit and remorse: flees; regrat it day, ete, ote.LP « |.15 Catchy Songs 20 Protty Girls.prob worried and irritated her, \u201cI wish to express \u2018he problem inot and memory becomes what it MF Pearte went Very fully into\u2018cach i.my grateful apprecia.kedping the young man constantly in | tion for tbe benefit |- rer derived from the use : legitimately should be\u2014a joy.: artmont Sunday schol s.And when, Christiania : - department = of a Sunday schow! 0 i E IN i | (hongdits Yesterday is whit we nmde it and and what it should be.Executive, of 40- PE P A \u201440 8 lof your Pifls.Far if.fexched at list, Mrs.Masw ell took her |j, | * ; AEE SE A ; terday which should be \u2014_\u2014 teen years I have jous!y there is no yes y v irls to fhe Grand hotel, nnconsc perfect in the light of today, where- ph pa CERT which the superintendent.should he suffered from Neural.| .\u2014_ ue .ê » head : statistical, - + the charge .* SK gia and Muscular Manel felt her spirits droon.Was this, \u201c| the head : statistical, under t tarde \u2018 .Rh sm.ay fore Le thaukful.that there is a, to- | .evotart - finance : trrasur- : KIDNEYS, fon pattem.as {le end then?Was she never to re- day and that with it comes the oppor- of the secretary: finance, the trea ut A.J.small, Manager at Tor to, writes : Bladder ; ; sr: instruction,- the teacher There s Dâtion © Rheu.of your pills relleved | cover her heart?d tunity to.build better, nobler\u201d and er: Mstruction, the teacher.%, - Sil those dL ahd a ating pain A eel shoved kl desentrally.fo À stronger upon the mistakes of yester- should -he a leader Por the singing: \u201cThis is positively the biggest br i and be st pre quick} and 2m on the road to re.as the vit! dresser one nig i = \u2014 .© a plano or organ ol rOUrs i : » er ( oc Cure Brand fully covers, Ineartily rec- n'sigh rose to Lev day.\u2014 Magazine of Mysteries, L + | possible an orchestra.The librarian duetion lave ever offered.mIv pa I'( ns 16re is M it ny, Sté à bout Only 5 ommend them to all BCU At the embassy - 1 pais 0% \u2014|guffering the racking lips.Mow stupid such things were! : + | should have full charge of the Hbrarv.ÂCURE at ta pains caused by the In the same uninterested mood she £ol- | Miss.Helen Woods, of Toronto, has and choose his own assistants.Jnre- better on the rond than Mr.Pipp.\u201d oisonous matter from .r : NT \"Es 11 I Pipl\u2019 Pre tmpare Blood.I feel | lowedZher mother Info the.bent | own for a visit to her gard to training of {edchers, it would J.B.Sparrow, Manager at Montreal, writes : .fier Mrs.C.D.White.Ihe well to have a class for normal | «I ha playe od this attraction three times in clev en confident that your There the sight of 4 trade IN + + nt i » « | .Re sent ford \u2014\u2014\u2014 eT TT training, even 1 Lt had to be hele + , AVES 30 addreny.oro Gi calin,, 0 cession.Months, and to bigger business each time.1 can not SiLN Nh beat vio! ently.for a second, then stop.9 during the Sunday school.+, 3 .ir \u2018 my SMITH CO MRS FRANK BEAN, It could not Le he! Lt the wap; turn-.\u2018Are Your Legs Straight | There should be à Sunday School com-| £00 inuch for Charley Gre apew in and his Company.Ames St.ls Grant Street, SL, Mentrea] Malden, Maes, hig, cnught sight of jher, and setsins 1i not, they will appear straight and mittee to visit the parénts of the | \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 se ren rm pree Ry gig Ep fizhtea î ne , illa pussess the ma.IPC youn.Re Look ant terials to give new tal young fellow \u20ac tk: 4 her heart to + .sn J .- \u2018 Ry 2 Le = : 3 i.A : - 0 acte TsHpation, 8 chind the f Hey Reng ug \u2018Sick Headache and Billous- Liz opportuniy drew der behind if our Pneumatic or children and report to the superinten-| ; Bittern Bmith\u2019s Ï , î sy.trim if you.wear | i Pa OA scent: dior.and | dbeavs curtains of.| convenient Ni Cughion Rubber Forms.Impossible to dent who could then keep a record of Prices: 25e, 50c, 750 and $1 .00.\" - Fr \u2018 dos.or 2 a ponent oll hiked Trot dulect, ease as à garter, - Mustratesl | ench child.Mi.Pearce made \u201cmany The advance sale will ppen one day carlier Chan asnal en Mon - on Lift hice 8 9 hook, mailed sealed, free.other helpful sugg gestions as to Sunday day February.20th .without proke fle Silo, 5 /.school k geherally CATT = ve.°° of or , , = \u2018 Ths dept.dfalo, N.Y.ol work gu Jya >.re Lo - 4 L CL 1 Nu, no.The jut au 4 meu is tail The Alison Co.Dept.33 Bulla A = 4e Co - | £0 j - : ; A - 1 ; À .Lo | { : a.__ i 3 ; \u2019 = : \u2018 RSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, pose = | À whitt of pore : the Ladies\u2019 Volume of dainty A lously low prices., |.CORSET COVER emb oidery and insertign, .50c for 30c, 40c for ( WHITE SHIRTS \" - finished with- embroide $1.00 for 60e, 85c fo -, 50c\u2026 NIGHT GOWNS, ished with embfoidery - $1.40 for 75e, 81.20 fd de of on aching spring hovers over bgeric Section mm.fy cotton I \u201cThese are placed dn \u2018counter near entrance.8, made of fine Cambric, tucked yoke Regularly 75 for 50c, 65c Jor 400, 25¢, 3Qc_for 20c.Good cotton.with deep\u201d \u2018Cambirie \u2018 ry and insertion.F7 and insertion.- ] 65c, 90c for 50e, 60c for 40c, ridicu- , i For examplo : vadepgarments at with \u201cotnée, Ie Regularly $1.60 for 90c, good wearing cotton, nical fin- Regularly $1.75 for $l.00, ang er, Wellington $ st, +++.ZFLECTRICA CAL SUPPLIES ~ 145 Co (LARGES \u201cSTOCK IN TOWN./ I comp line Laps, Shades, all st : ELECTRICAL | _ AGENTS ] LAMPS \u2018 | i & Co i rr + \u2018 : Electroliere, Bide Brackets; Portable les, from;10c.to $2.00.from 1 c.p.to 50 Gp.\"OR C.G.E.ARC LAMPS, ders Sor Wholesale and Retail Sheff and Heavy Hardware, entr and Coal \u2014 ns & Co.ST.JOHNSBURY \u20187-| \u2018MAN'S PREDICAMENT.His WH E CAME TO SuERbRooK + \u2018wife, and judge his astonishment when the proprietor told, him she| *ad- arrived the Saturday _previous with her - FOUR PER CENT: the £71 - PRINCIPAL AND INTER [a +.FE \u2018The bonds will be issue April ang a of October, registrati jon at the option £1,646,00 | ; SERI £1,358 8,004 SE ! » The Gu rantee of the Jt \u2018Guarantee Will Constitute pa Cent.Guargnteed Stock, Lire ome he, a - - i .Swe FM oa.ps een Er rent a #0 Sitti sr blo me SE de - .: , .\u2018 .\u2014- EE La \u201cPRICE 96 6 6% A = Pay ment in full may Ist, or, on May nd.15 \u201c e viously paid|to forfeiture.lottiment Netter which when fi in- London, or at the opti on - above stated.| | tions of their behalf pp té The Domin 26 King Street East, TORONTO, | | ; 1 he +.LE {beside himself.1 child.WEEK EARLIER THAN| EXPECTED \u2018ASD HE HAS Now \u2019 | LOST HER.| | It does not seem - possihle.{i 4 these days for al \u2018man to lose his| wife, and \u201cthe wife to Jose her husba di | one and the same.\u2018time, yet this fe exactly the position of Mr.Napoleôh |Jacque, a \u2018young mechanic of St.|Johnsbury, Vt., who is \u201chere trying tojfi his vg His ory .is that hq left St.Johnsbury to travel the\u2019 ships -with a patent article that [paid him well; writing his wile every (Saturday - and- getting her answer.The lhst letter he sent her money to c and mect him in Sherbrooke, son Paturday, the _18th, and sne came on Saturday, the 11th, and when Jacque hrrived in Sherbrooke! on \u2018the 1Sth he Went to the hotel there he\u201d was to meet his o Learer in denominations of £160 and e first half-ycarly coupon maturing, first of October, the holder.| G esA?10 j C.Payable ¢ n Application ©\u201c Allottment -2 p.c Payable on ; June 1st, 1905.thade under Aliscount a at the rate of 2 child, and expected him all that day and the Sunday, foHowing, and on Monday she telephoned everywhere about * the surrounding towns, but in vain, that she became very despondent and wept most of the time, and would eat nothing.She stayed at the hotel till Thursday, - when she disappeared with her child, nobody knew where.Jacque set about making ;enquiries and telephoning and \"wiring all his and .her relatives, but none bad seen her.He wéut to East, Angus where she - often went to.visit | her aunt, a Miss Bernard, but no trace of her there.The young man is quite ] He cannot imagine what has happened to her and his.He describes his ie as \u201c\u201cPetite,\u201d with blond hair and pretty, but of an exceedingly nervous disposition.\u2018| numbérs of enthusiastic advocates of .[iad of \u2018the Bund, whose officetis ig New *¢.I'wards\" the funds of \u2018the Bund.| would hardly be accurate to say that | [upon its thééteenth ycar.® Gordon Mo- ; REVOLUTIQNART- NIFILISTIC MEETINGS WITH 1, ; SUCCESS.oT Le Montreal, Feb.93.\u2014There is fevi?| dently a strongly revolutionary tendency.among the latest acquisitions to Montreal from Russian Hebrew society.The Montreal Brotherhood of the \u2018Russian Revolutionary Bund, which has been lying low since the days of its inception a year or two ago, blossomed forth into\u2018a tremendous popular demonstration Sunday night, and the policy of the red hand were turned away from Empire HAF, here My.Vigeberg, an organizer and high offié- York, and who is \u2018persona non grata oh recent events.The \u2018meeting contributed $102.It is \u2018not likely that any of this will go for |: the actual purchase of dynamite, although Mr.Viñeberg was vague as to the exact destinatidh of the money.1He explained that the Bund\u2019s objects were of an educational character.It | he defended the assassination of the Grand Duke Sergius ; he rather gloried in it, \u2018and the meeting thundered ap- would follow.The Bund is starting on very active series of, similar meetings is to be held.The second, a week from.next \u2018Sun- |: day, will be addressed by Mr.Abe Cohen; editor of the Jewish Daily For- | \u2018ward, of New York, and is likely to be even more strenuous.HIRSCH AUTHORITIES Nor PLEASED.The Baron .de Hirsch authoritics, it k is understood, are not particularly delighted at the development of revolutionary doctrines among.their pro- feges, and Will, take what steps they can to counteract the work: of the Bund.* The theatre is proving the most popular form of the Bund\u2019s propaganda, and certain xecent performances .at the Monument National of plays based on Tolstoi\u2019s novels and other: works hostile to the existing order :of society have been .received with treniendous acclamation.- \u201cIt was a great mecting,\u201d sdid one\u2019 expatriated Russian Hebrew, who was waiting at the institute the other morning for some kind of a jobs ; turn up.\u2018\u201cThe day is coming.when God will avenge his people upon.those who have persecuted them and driven them out of Russia.What right have Sergius and.Trepoffi and their like ito he treated as human beings ?They NEW eT I of | 7 Au |THE BUND OPENED A SERIES OF to the St../ TL.: \u201cBl i with coupons attached, : (Mountain Section.) not to exceed £2,100,000, and both series of bonds to be gecured by mortgage on the main line of the Grand 2 per cent.* per annum, on allotment,\u2019 or on April\u2019 1905, payable principal and interest at the office of the Company; f the holder, at \u2018the Office or Agency'of the Company in New York and Montreal, ag Orders may be telegraphed at our expense.n Securities Corporation, Limited, wat was editor for the first two years, and his successor, John A.Cooper, i is still in the editorial chair.RAILWAY GOMPANY DUE 1905.at the fixed .rate of exchange payable first \u2018of 1905), and will contain provision for \u201cTrunk the Grand Trunk Railway Company of £1,550, ovo to \u201cGrand Com- 4 This Whether Four ler £120,160] \u201c 4 May 2nd, 05 and the amount pre- carrying interest BROS.London receive subserip- Canada Life niiding.B- > \u2014(MONTÉEAE.21.86 to noxville.Dr.suitably, alluding to his leaving Canada, and \u2018the Bishop\u2019s College and which he would welfare of both.; \u2014\u2014\u2014 A Headaches and Neuralgia From Colds.Cold and -Grip \u2018remedy .removes cause.Call for the full Thame and look for signature of B.Grove.25c.S {OESSEL HID 0 + RUSSTAN OFFICER | AT VICTORIA SAYS WORLD WILL KNOW: GENERAL ASA COW: | ax.| Victoria, B.C., Feb.23\u2014Aboard the |'steamer Tartar, which arrived Sunday, were Licuts.Below and C.Bondy, 4 Oflicers of the Russian battleship Sevastopol, -captured at the fall of Port Arthur.They were released by the Japanese after giving their parole.The captain of the Sevastopol and a number of other prisoners recently released are expected to reach San Francis- to shortly.\u201cLieut.Below Stoessel jas a coward.\u201cTh world will no Stoessel ds he is,\u201d said -Be- low.e is a coward.Gen.Stoesscl was buprowed a great deal of the time in a cape.\u201d \u201c\u2019lhe [real heroine was Madame Zouhoneli, who when her husband was killed, took command of a battery of three 13-inch guns at a point eom- manding the water supply and held them until she was killed.y \u201cThe garrison was deceived by thlse reports of the approach of Kuropat- kin\u2019s army and the Baltic fleet.\u201d \u201c A number of outbreaks have started recently by - at Matsuyma.| LABROSSE Is \u201cIT, » SHERIFF HAGAR CAST DECIDING VOTE ELECTING HIM.| Prescott, Feb.23.\u2014L.Joseph, La- bross, .of St.Eugene, was on Monday.elected member of the Ontario Legislature for the County of Prescott.The \u2018vote on the 23th of January resulted, after a recount of | \u2018ballots, in a tie between Mr.Labrosse and Hon.F.E.A Evanturel and this - week Sheriff Hagar, tlie returning officer, gave the casting vote for T.abrosse and declared him elected, The new.member was the choice of the Liberal- convention held just previous to dissolution.been Russian prisoners - x -@- Albert La Rue, well known among musicians: and publishers as an arranger and composes, is dead at his home Vee ee J .«13, | + \u2019 L.+ : * we would inevitably go to| must be ascribed to ber, than, for in- | These three give us perhaps as good the| \u201c- i product of his age, and many writers with for amusement we should have a high | standard.To sum up, novels familiarize, us with life lin different counties, and help \u2018us to understand motives and characters, not in others, but what \u201d is still more y At \u201cthe \u2018close of the lecture Mr.H.D.Lawrence made a few brief.remarks, Routh in the name of the.audience for the! interesting and instructive no less lectures,and | pa the deep regret of the community at the approaching -departure of Dr; Whitney, who had' been largely instrumental in bringing, about closer relations between Sherbrooke.and Len- Whitney replied pleasantly and mn regret.at unie ersity of ofi the interest always take in the] - Laxative Bromo Quinine, the world wide el.IN A CAVE ei General The JOHN MURPHY COMPANY, Linig Enamel Lined Choppers.\u2018$1.00 Kitchen Grindstones for | water\u2019 holder.never thought you\u2019d get-tltem for.- : Silk Mufflers, Silk Braces, Boys\u2019 \"etc, où tables in the main ais'c.sce.those window might in.the ; - You derskirts *to-morrow.pink and gray.On Thursday.We \u2018Expect to Sell Out 32:50 and $3.00 Meat.Chopprng Maëlrines for: $L5 Kendrick\u2019s English\u201d \"Chopping Machines, as well as | some - 70c.Don\u2019t Forget the Colonnade Le \u2018Every few minutes there is something new there, You know in the process of clearing out that we never thought we had, and we put them at pripes that \u2018them in their price group in the Colonnade.Half Price Will Prevail + = \u2018In the Men's store on alot of Sample House Coûts, Bath Cardingan Jackets - 4 8 Clearing the Way For New Stocks \u201cto-day.» The $6.75 ones are black \"li flounce- and two small \u2018accordion pleated frills.\u2018colored Japanese silk, beautifuly made, with a \u2018very deep flounce ax five small frills, colored garnet, cardinal, white, sky, light navy The $4.50 ones arc mercerized\u201d od feta silk flounce and two accordion pleats.TE Wii Complete with da ape | Wd ! ble at dev we stumble) \"| BCross th They are under 25e.vou - sitk and\u2019 They silk, mercerized - are .on With the deep The 83.00 a i VY, ha with a .M AIL - ENQUIRIES PROM P TLY ATT ENDED.TO.The JOHN.MURPHY COMPANY, Linit « \u2026 2341-2343 St.Catherine Street, MONTREAL.pan orld\u2019s gest its continuance.- But the enterprising firm of N Louis, forseeing what would appeal shadows hetore they vanished.The plazas, book contains tary of the Exposition, side.» subscribers.send orders at once.to 30.wanted.\u2019 in {numbers on this coupon.postage and expense of mailing.\u201cThe Forest City,\u201d numbers\u2019.~ Address a esove tee \u2014 NOdN09 AL 15d \u2018sired.Daily Record cture and its wonderful scenery, was not planned for transient pleasure and universal instruction was destined ad vanish with the close of the J thom .by artistic photography, engraving, printing and binding, with \u2018classic descriptions, tacts and statistics, by Walter Use attached coupon in » remitting and enclose 10c.\u2018One coupon only i is necessary for any number - of.portiglios Be Sure to State Which | me oss gu PUBLISHERS DAILY RECORD, SHERBROOKN.1 am entitled as one of your resdsrs.4 ;, \u2019 One Coupon can be used.for as many porti Nios as may » Portfolio 9 Dept.ai Made Perpetual The Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St.Louis, with.ite marvelou B mblage of all mankind, was so magnificent in extent and detail a kon Such continuance with its world of exhibits, its sn practical.The Thompson Publishing Compeay, o the world as a calamity, underts to wid esult is a magnificent.quarto volume i in which is proud building waters ways, monuments, cascades, triumphs of sculpture avd ar, a wonderful variety of curious scenes and peoples never before assembled this or any other country, or approached in\" any, previous Exposition 500 Square Feet of Fine Art Engraving B.Stevens, 5e who has made the Fair a profound study.\u201che great\u2019 Exposition is thus continued for every - home and every ® The 30.Portfolios complete, have now been issued, and are red Reäders of the Daily Record, who wish to complete their .fyle, We can Bl any number desired from Porilolio k J \u201ceach for ports Parts You Wish.\u201d Enclosed horewith BOA errr oe CENTS to are i \"m= wn, Port Cd es corer i \u201céoncen vasuse seveve von § smn sorsin do a - * * 1 .> I) \u2014 ~