The Stanstead journal, 25 juin 1903, jeudi 25 juin 1903

[" \u2014\" ¢ June -Sale at growing bigger and I» take advantage of are bere f you have ry Silver 40 cents now\u2014re ly 50 cents.22.00 now\u2014regu 42.50.All ather prices accordingly for all June buyers.Ladies\u2019 Ready-tg-wear Garments now at Special bargain prices.A JUNE SALE OF RUGS.urchase of Men's 8ho A large p roku à pair under \"GILMAN & COMP | STANSTEAD METHODIST CHURCH Pastor, Rev, Wm.Howitt, B.A., B.D.Sunday Services\u201410.80 AM.7.9 P.M.Bandsy School at the close of Morning Service.Mid-week Service\u2014Wednesday, 7.90 P.M.TOWN TOPICS.Mise Clara Banister is visiting her sont, Mrs.B.P.Ball.Hammocks and croquet sets at low prices at Abbey's store.Y.P.Baxter and family are guests of his father, Mr.J.U.Baxter.Miss Emma Wilson of Derby is, vis- ising at Mr.Chas, Lunt\u2019s for a week.Another new lot of ladies\u2019 white | blouse walste at Abbey\u2019s store.Prices very low.: Charles R.Jenkins will close his | store from 8 a.m.until 7 p.m.on Dominion day, July lst.Miss Bryson of New Orleans and Miss Howden of Montreal are guests , of Miss Esther Butterfield.Mr.Lyman Spalding and wife and daughter are in town having come to , attend the wedding of Miss Kathleen Spalding.Mr.and Mrs.W.L.Shurtleff of Costicook were among the numerous guests from out of town who attended the Masonic Centennial.The Rev.Edgar E.Davidson, the well-known evangelist, will occupy the pulpit of the Congregational Oborch next Sunday \u2018evening.The pastor, Mr.Read, will conduct service bas usual in the morning.All cordially welcome to these services.As we go to press the hundredth [ semion of the Northern Association of the Universalist Churches of Northern Vermont and the Province of Quebec fsbeing held in the Church.of the Messiah, St.Johnsbury.The seesion | opened Wednesday evening and con- tinves to-day and to-morrow.Dele- fates from the Universalist Church bere left this morning.Mrs.8.E.Blodgett, Mrs.A.T.Foster and Rev.LE.Marggraf are in attendance.Some ot the well-known speakers in the denomination are to be present } andinterestiag meetings are promised.Next Sunday will be observed as | Children\u2019s Sunday at the Universalist Church.The servioe will be given by t wembers of the Sunday School.It will consist of songs, declamations and speaking by the pupils and a brief ad- by the pastor.The rite of bap- thm will be administered in connec- j Hon with the service.Parents wishing their children christened can have ; 8 opportunity to do so at this service.Allare welcome, In the evening at -1 o'clock, the devotional service of he Y.P.0.U.will be held.Miss Mary Foster will lead the meeting.Thursday evening both the | Seti light and local telephone ser- vide were held up by some boys at ay on Bouchard hill near the subj: ation.One of them threw a curtain : ving over a wire bringing the our- So from Charleston at 18,000 volts.batter every day.Do not tail to for pour benefit.there ° \u2014 been buying Cut Glass\u2014French China\u2014or Ster Goods\u2014you sayad just 38 per cent.if you ing made your selections .| the same poles.below the light {he Gilman Store 61.00 now\u2014regularly 81.25.$4.00 ty $5.00 at from 50 cents to $1.00 lar prices.ANY, NEWPORT.TOWN TOPICS.Abbey\u2019s teas and coffee are in great demand.Mise Edith Akhurst of Coaticook is à guest of Miss Ellen Garceau.Mr.and Mrs.F.A.Knowlton of Knowlton, were in town yesterday.Judge Weir and family of Montreal, were guests at the parsonage yesterday.Mre.William Hall, Mrs.Bixby and Mrs.Gresse are visiting Mrs.Brigham.Rev.and Mrs.H.A.Brooke of Montreal were here for the Masonic Celebration.Mr.Nelson of the General Electric Company, Boston, has been in town | during the past few days.\u201cWho is Who,\u201d a high-class entertainment at the Rink Opera House to-morrow night.Troupe endorsed by press and public everywhere.McShane\u2019s Lightning Hoof Grower and Softener prevents horse\u2019s feet from becoming hard and sore.Fully guaranteed.Try it.Word has been received from Hep- pner, Oregon, announcing the escape of Charles Drew and family from the dente of the ill-fated town.Mies Jessie Helen Olark, daughter of Mr.Albert Clark of Stanstead, was married Tuesday to Mr.Wellington George Reynolds of \u201cLake Shore,\u201d Township of Stanstead.The closing exercises at the Ursuline Convent were held on Tuesday when diplomas and prizes were presented to successful pupils.An excellent musical and literary program was rendered.Harold Stone and Eugene Laythe completed the course at the graded school Derby Line at the close of the Spring term and were granted their diplomas with the class which graduated at Derby Centre last Friday.GEORGEVILLE.The steamer Lady of the Lake was expected to commence regular trips for the season on June 22nd but owing to the illness of the engineer, \u2018Mr.Charles Shepherd.She will not commence until June 20th.Quite 2 number of our summer visitors were intending to come here by boat this week and it will be quite a disappointment to them.: Mr.Charles Handyside and family also the family of Mr.E.W.Mudge all of Montreal and Mrs.W.H.Wilford of New York City are among those recently arrived at Cedar Cliffs, Mr.William McGowan\u2019s delightful place.Mrs.Dr.Comfort and son, Mr.Randall Comfort,also her sister, Miss Randall, all of New York City and Miss Dunlop of Montreal are at Mr.E.W.Sheldon\u2019s for the season.: Mr.Roswell Fisher and family of Montreal are -at their summer residence, Bolton Cliffs.The Sheldon Brothers had the job of erecting the new cross on the tower of the Episcopal Church.They did it in a short time.The Foresters had their parade and attended St.George\u2019s Church last Sunday morning, although it was somewhat rainy.The music was furnished by the Fitch Bay band.The rain which commenced last Saturday night and lasted for 34 hours gave the ground a good wetting up and raised the water in the springs oousiderably.\u2019 Mr.M.L.Williams has Rp a powerful gasoline launch fit a seven horse-power engine.The hull builders at Kingston, Ont.A gloves, elbow length, at Abbey's store.elbow length.fate whichiwhich befell so many resi- | was \u2018built by one of the best boat sale of ladies\u2019 white oilk Give me a call.Also black silk gloves JENKINS-SPALDING WEDDING.One of the prettiest weddings ever witnessed at Derby Line was held in the Universalist Church last evening at 7 o'clock.The many young friends of the bride and groom had trimmed the Church in green and white and the altar and organ railings were completely covered with ferns and bowers of green.The Church was completely filled with guests.Promptly at 7 o'clock Miss Gertrude Pike, the organist qf the Church and near friend of the bride, began Lohengren Wedding march and Mr.Charles Ruiter Jenkins, the bridegroom, stepped to the altar escorted by the best man, Mr.A.F.Bissonett of Stanstead.Heory D.Pike, Roy A.Fuller of Derby Line aud Lee Jenkins of Smith's Mills and Charles Montle of Stanstead, and her bridesmaid, Miss Josephine Pike, followed on the arm of her father, Mr.Wm.Spalding, the well-known merchant of Derby Line.At the altar, awaiting the wedding cortegé, was the pastor of the Church and Rev.E.E.Davidson, uncle of the bride, of Newton, Mass., who assisted in the ceremony.The bride wore a hand- sone gown of white satin and white tulle lace trimmings and carried in her right hand a shower boquet of white lilies of the valley.She was given away by her father.The Maid of Honor wore a handsome gown of pink aeolian over pink Taffeta and carried a beautiful boguet of pink American Beauties.The full marriage ceremony of the Church was used.A reception was held at the home of the bride, the residence of Mr.and Mrs.William Spalding, immediately after the marriage ceremony at the Church.The chambers of the house were beautifully decorated.The parlor and reception rooms were adorned with laurel and carnations, Chinese lantern amidst evergreens made the interior of the house most pleasing in ite artistic effects.Blair's orchestra of Newport was in attendance and furnished music throughout the evening.After the ushers had escorted the 150 and more gueste to the newly married couple and introduced them, Juncheon was served consisting of salads and ices.Some of the most prominent out-of- town guests present were the following: Mr.and Mrs.C.A.Jenkins, the parents of the groom, Mr.and Mrs.Wellington Ruiter of Beebe Plain, Mr.and Mrs.H.C.Jenkins of Stanstead, Mrs.J.E.O'Leary of Boston, Mr.and Mrs.Willie Mooney of Concord, N.H., Rev.and Mrs.E.E.Davidson of Newton, Maes., Miss Helen Davidson, Mr.and Mrs.Lyman Spalding and daughter Ethel of Boston, Mrs.Hart Gresse of Atlanta, Georgia.The young couple departed last evening for an extended trip for their honeymoon.On their return they will occupy their new cottage at Cedarville until Autumn.The bride, Miss Anna Kathleen Spalding, is well-known here in social circles and the groom, Charles Ruiter Jenkins is one of the enterprising young merchants of Smith\u2019s Mills.A large number of rare and valuable presents were received by the newly married couple.The JOURNAL unites with many other friends in extending congratulations.GRANITEVILLE.Miss Beatrice Weir of Cedarville, has been spending a few days with her aunt, Mrs.G.Ellery Read at Rock Island, and attending the closing exercises at Stanstead College.Mrs.Warren Achilles is spending a week with her mother, Mrs.D.Ward after her protracted illness.Mrs.G.Ellery Read and children of Rock Island, spent Thursday at the s\u2018Cedars\u201d Cedarville, with her sister, Mrs.Judge Weir.Mrs.Pellerin of Massawippi, is visiting her sister, Mrs.Albert Taylor, for a few weeks.Mrs.D.Tryon of Magog, came out here on Saturday to spend the summer with her children.Judge Weir of Montreal, is spending à week with his family at the \u201cCedars,\u201d Cedarville.Mrs.George Somerville and son, Raymond, of Hardwick, Vt., are here on a visit to her parents, Mr.and Mrs.D.W.Moir, for a fow weeks.* Miss Jennie Gardener of Massa- wippi, is visiting her parents here for à while.: Miss Grace Tryon of Magog, paid «a visit to her uncle, Mr.BE.B.Tryon, on Saturday returning home on Sunday.Her father, Mr.H.Tryon accompanied her.Momrs.W.G.and J.M.ReynolMs of Holyoke, Mass., are vislilag- their parents, Mr.and Ms.G.L.Reynolds.Four pounds ef Ste choice green tes Tbe bride, proceeded by four ushers, | BEEBE PLAIN, Mr.Hollis Libby who has been in the Protestant Hospital, Sherbrooke, for the past six weeks returned home last Saturday much improved with a good prospect of a full recovery.Mre.George Baldwin of Boynton Is spending the week with friends on Junction street and attending camp meeting.| Mr.C.H.MoClintock attended the Convocation services at Bishop's College, Lennoxville, on Thursday of last week.Francis Pocock arrived home last week and will remain but a few days as pressing business demands his return to Ontario.Mrs.Reed of Smith's Mills is spending a few days with her daughter, Mre.James Merrill.Mr.and Mrs.Reniham of Caseville spent Tuesday with their daughter, Mrs.Bert Hamilton.They attended the temperance meeting and picnic on the camp ground.Miss Annie Whitcher spent two or three days the past week with her brother, H.B.Stewart, at the Mem- phremagog House, Newport.- Belle Gardine spent Sanday with her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Rufus Gar- dine, Narrows Hill.Mrs.Smith of Newport was the guest of her aunt, Mrs.Martin, for a few daye the past week.Mr.and Mrs.Austin Bodwell who have been spending a few days with relatives and friends in Lowell, Mases., returned home last Saturday.Rev.Mr.Smith, pastor of the Methodist Church here, and daughter Florence are visiting relatives and friends in Ontario.They intend being absent about two weeks.There will be no services at the Methodist Church next Sunday but plenty of preaching at the camp ground.fire.Welcome of Newport visited her sister, Mrs.Martin at Stansted Junction for a day or two the past week.Leslie Monroe has given his house a fresh coat of paint which improves it very much.Mrs.Edwin Moulton visited her daughter, Mre.Barker at Newport for a day or so the past week.She reports her much improved by her treatment at the Protestant Hospital, Sherbrooke.Mr.Foster is painting bis house he recently purchased from Mr.Hunt on Main street.It was much needed and makes a decided improvement.A young son of Percy Pocock\u2019s from Brockville, Ont., is visiting his grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.Francis Pocock, for a few days.Camp meeting is running along smoothly.The attendance so far has been small not up to former years.It is expected, however, that the last of the week will bring its accustomed crowd particularly on Sunday when special trains will be ron.Good order has prevailed so far and special police will be sworn in for next Sunday.The authorities are determined to preserve good order as on former occasions.Mrs.Stearns of Stanstead is spending the week at John Bullard\u2019s and taking in the camp meeting.Miss Eva Tomkins is visiting her friend, Miss Luvia Willard, East Angus, for a few weeks.Our school closed on Friday of last week and the teacher, Miss Paintin, left for her home in Mansonville on Satérday.The school has been a success and everyone is satisfied with it.The arrangements are all complete for the grand celebration tnat is to take place here on Dominion day, July 1st.The program is an elaborate one and is made up of games and sports.The base ball and foot'ball teams are evenly matched and are strong teams.The games promise to be most exciting.The tug-of-war will be no small feature of the day's sports.A good band will be in attendafice and render music throughout the day.No one who can, should fail to be present as it is our National holiday and the entertainment will be well worth attending.Josiah Feltus left on Monday for a business trip through the New England States.He expects to be gone several weeks.Frask Libby of Boston is spending a few days with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.Hollis Libby.John Ashman is making many improvements on the premises be recently purchased of Anthony Towle.He had a surveyor up from Sherbrooke one day last week to establish the line between him and Henry Bige- low which had been under dispute for some time.It is settled now for good and all time and the line fence built.The surveyor also established she line between B.B.Albes and Henry Bige- low thes ssttling à much vezed ques: wis PET ETES Nothing will sul TRUE & BLA BEEBE PLAIN.- Charlie Whitcher uf Sherbrooke spent Sunday at his home here.Customs officer, Fred Bellum, and Miss Carrie Peck spent a couple of days the past week with Fred\u2019s parents at Moe\u2019s River.They went to be present at the marriage of Mise Bellum, Fred's sister, which occurred last Wednesday.WAY'S MILLS.Mr.B.F.Kezar has had a gang of men at work repairing Mr.Fred Pope's barn.He finished the job on Monday.Mrs.J.Little has returned home after an absence of seven weeks.While away she visited friends at Ruiter\u2019s Corner, Newport, Brownington, Barton and Coventry.She reports having a very enjoyable time.Mrs.H.1.Hastings is visiting with friends and relatives here.She with her youngest daughter anticipates joining her husband in the North- West sometime in July.Rev.B.Watson and Miss Grace Paul have gone to Dunham to visit his parents.We wish them a very pleasant trip.Mr.Hollis Corey conducted the services at the English Church last Sunday.Mr.William Shepherd died at Mr.8.W.Sargent\u2019s last Saturday at 1 am.On Sunday his body was taken to South Stukely for interment.Mr.Shepherd was a brother of Mr.s Sargent and had lived with her for the last four or five years.Miss Myrtle Chadsey closed her school at Ruiter\u2019s Corner last Friday with an entertainment and picnic dinner which was given in the school house on account of the rain.Mrs.T.C.Norton and Miss Bernice Hastings visited at Mr.A.E.Chad- sey\u2019s on Monday.The event of the week was the marriage of Mr.B.Franklin Smith to Mise Edwina B.Chamberlain.There will be an ice cream social under the auspices of the Ladies\u2019 Union Aid on Friday evening, July 10th, in the church yard (if pleasant) if not in the school house.A good program is being prepared.Everybody cordiaily invited.MASSAWIPPI.We have had beneficial rains, cleansing rains for mother earth again.Mr.and Mrs.L.Chilson recently passed a day at Mr.M.Webster's, Hatley; Mr.Ohilson improved his time and brought home forty speckled beauties from the brook.Miss Mabel Bean has gone to Mar- lington to visit her aunt, Mis Gustin, for a fow days.Mise B.8t.Disier is at Stanstead to attend the closing exercises at the Convent.Miss J.Hurd is also at Stanstead for a couple of days.Messrs.George and C.Davis of Costicook were id town last Sunday.Miss Sadie Murray has returned from horse which arrived last week from Toronto.Mr.and Mre.H.Ham have a lady guest at their home, a niece, Mrs.Ham.Mr.Pocock of Hillhurst conducted the service at the Church Sunday in absence of Mr.Tucker.The day being very wet the attendance was small.Mr.and Mrs.Melvin LeBaron of California who are paying this thelr native land a visit of a few weeks, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.St.Disier du Thursday.A Temperance Union and Ladies\u2019 Aid has been organised by Myre.Put- ney among the Oatholie ladies at Kingecroft which promises $0 be a sne- cessful .Two meetings have been held, one at thé Chureb and one af Mrs.Barcband™.The next will be on Thursday, July Sud, with avounber- for 41.00 af Abbey's store.Ww tion.Mms.George Frappied.1 chip ie now thirty.: - Cut Glass, Sterling Silver, Reed & Barton\u201d zzz NEWPORT Montreal.She bas purchased a fine |.WHOLE No.2993.EVERYTHING YOU COULD H IN + China, s Plated Ware.t us sowell as to Just Show You these Goods.WE KNOW WE CAN DO YOU GOOD.NCHARD CO.APPLE GROVE.Master Harold Moulton of Rock Island is spending a fow weeks with his grandparents, Mr.and Mrs.O.Bissell.Mr.R.Wilkinson who has-been very ill, is, we are glad to say, improving under the care of Dr.Whitoher.Mr.and Nrs.J.Bryant of South Stukeley were the guests of Mr.and Mm.F.Kinsman last week.Mrs.8° G.Drew days with her sister, Mrs.C.P.Davis, last week.Mre.Lucy Peasley of Newport, N.H., is visiting her nephew, Mr, GQ.A.Harvey.Alfred Bissell of Stanstesd Junction was the guest of his grandmother, Mrs.Mary Bisse}l two days last week.Mrs.John Kimpton, one of the old est and most highly respected reei- dents of this place, died at her home here on Friday night after a briet illness.Funeral service took place Monday from her home and was attended by a large gathering of friends and relatives, Rev.Mr.Bradford officiating.The remains were interred in the Narrows cemetery.Rev.Mr.Bradford preached his farewell sermon last Sunday to the people whom he has so faithfully served for the past year.During his sojourn here he has not only won the affection of the little flock over whom he presided but the confidence and esteem of the entire community.The departure of himself and estimable wife will be deeply regretted by all who knew them.FITCH BAY.Mr.and Mrs.Carl Remick of Magog visited at P.F.Remick\u2019s recently.Mr.and Mrs.D.B.Keet returned from Iron Hill on Thursday, where they had been for a week visiting Mr.Nelson Keet and other friends.Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Talsey were suddenly called away to Lowell, Mass., on Thursday.They received a despatch saying their daughter, Mrs.C.D.Marshall was seriously iil.Mrs.Fred Lee is sick at the home of her sister, Mrs.Oral Wilson.Mr.and Mrs.Walter Bowen of Ayer\u2019s Flat, recently visited her parents here, Mr.and Mrs.O.Clifford.The many friends of Mr.and Mrs.O.E.Stoliker will be pleased to hear that they will soon reside here.Miss Ida Carr is engaged in T.B.Rider's store at present.LEADVILLE.Mr.Arthur Smith has been confined to his bed for the past few days, the result of a severe kick from a horse.The district school closed for the season on Thursday last, after a most successful term under the management of Miss Mina Sergent of Man- sonville station.Mr.Homer Gardner has gone to California, where he expects to secure a situation on his uncle\u2019s rasch.He was accom; à his couis, Mr.C.Gardner, of Newpdm, Vt.\u2019 Mr.Norman Melver of Newport, Centre, was in the place recent visiting friends.201 Mr.A.Halleck of Herth Troy, Vt., is building a summer oot 870 0a his recently acquired property es the - lake chose., Satarday fer their home is Grees- wood, B.C.On theiz way they will visit Bosben, New York and Bafialo, Mr.J.J.mith of Websierville, Vt., spent last week at \u201cGlenborst Farm\u201d the guest of his uscle, Mr.W.H.Davidson.Mr.Oharley Emery of Nashville, Ten.called on friends in this place last week.Mrs, Jobn Colburn of Philadelphia, une her aunt, Mes.Wallace \u2026 Soveral from this place attended sa Wotnectsy.- : RER LE ete te dde amd mir pdt ) persons are hereby forbidden to flsh in me bro or, pond.at na in township of Stanstead.Trespaseers prosecuted, MICRIGAN CAPITALISTS, CUNARD LINE WITHDRAWS, Mesigns Atlantic\"Qonference Membes- GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC, The Nous Colynons tn Commi.seven, of chaies good wold wa an 200d state of ey.Wier.I oemeri | | Bo.oly 07 ee BL Foie ols esd PAIE Sunnis ay i, TET INTERESTED INA LARGE MDE | New York ope 2 ig \u20ac TE Odlays, fuss da\u2014Tre strlen\u2019 Pr Pi, ie ir CY IN COMPANY.LC Line has withdraws from thiipassepger | Whe Higusy to the exclusion of oth 0.vh and ha, bees ve | ee «| agreement of the steamshig cembind?|.\u2018 WS\" engrossdlk with [TN Tree ade, lowlars addro, CORONATION Lake Pulp Company Gets In tion known as the North Atlantic Con- the consideration of the Grand [ss Book Loy 68401.-year old Jersey Buit, Reg.in A.J.C.C., NF le han 8t, Lombort Winioie, No.110.004 has à record of 14 1ba.2 oz.butter in 7 days on corporation\u2014A Host of Other New Smaller Industrial Con- corns, ference, which is made up of lines running ships between this port and ports of Great Britain and Ireland.Some of the lines in the conference, including Order to Wind Up the Company.Trunk Pacific bill in the committee stage.Many of the clauses met with determined opposition, but in the ab- senes of notice suggested amend- Sr .TOMATOES.You will 0 rize at Sherbrooke ; find more mots Sri fee fee Sue.payabie at the Cunard, Anchor and Allan-State, ments were ruled out of order, with |mato Plante than on haif = dozen oY To - , > ie called just th wit for cate atber Jus 10.108 Toronto, June 22\u2014Another large arc not in the fleet of the International St.Thomas, June 23 \u2014The investiga- placed apoa tb pa pre dar ».mod others.to.- TELUS GA Ai: p,q.mining company, with Michigan Marine Company, which is represented tion into the affairs of the Elgin Loan indicate that even after the bill passes mr ain,\u201d \"07 bave planta fust a quid a ople interested, has been in- i y | Company as it progeeds discloses fur- the committee stage it will be fought Bus shat I ave very grave doots, Mon peop the Atlantic Transport, the Leyland ) i They bo , \u2019 corporated under the name of the and the International Navi ation Com.ther defalcations on the part of the abst when motion for the rang, \u2014 lang bus they nae haït a, i ini i n meric d Red Star Lines).la 3 - » And they lack ensentia) , LETTONIAN 1 8280.Hermina Mining Company, authorized mer an and Res Fa Revie late Manager, George Rowley.Sev be placed upon record on each amend- roote, Mon.Thiv \u2018vell known and handsome stallion will make this season of 1908 &à follows: iays, until 4 p m.,at Robert Beymour'y Stables, FE itch Hay : the remainder of the week atr my Stable, Beebe Plain, subject to telephone orders.Mares from a distance suckling Jeune © Its, or if for any other reason it would be harmful for them to travel, will be mot at sume place eed upon later, do} Wilken 512, the sire of Lettonian, holds the Blue Ribbon given by the State of Ken- capital of $2,500,000, and head office at Sault Ste.Marie.The following are provisional directors :~Joseph Herman, Rev.Harry Appleton, J.A.Mec- Phail, L.Sibilskey, O.J.Larson of Calumet, Mich., and P.P:imeay, J.S.Wilson and W.H.Greene of Marquette, Mich.The Rainy Lake Pulp & Paper Company, whose concession was free to do as it pleases.\u201d This is interpreted to mean that it will try to get a arger share of the big passenger and freight business done by the International Mercantile Marine Company.The cause of the Cunard\u2019s withdrawal was the putting on by the cornbination of regular Friday ships of the White Star and extra Tuesday slips of the eral additional cash deposits not entered and shortages in accounts have been discovered, and the total so far will probably reach to between $25,000 and $3000, John Taylor of this city finds that while he had $4,000 deposited there is only $667 to his credit.The balance is reported to have been checked out.Mrs.Lizzie Baker of Little- ment.A protracted debate took place upon the clause fixing the canital stock at $75,000,000, and Mr.Bourassa endeavored to have it reduced to $65,000,000.Sir Wilfrid Laurier doubted whether the company would be able to build the road with the resources placed at its command by the bill.He admitted the probability that the company will apply to the Gov- For the plants must have age to be in the right To give you the ripe ruby fruit, Mon, And if they has nae that, thoy are not worth a ra) Whatd say about them, mast be Hoots, Mon, My Plants are in bloom not an Our short uesson fur to sult, Sor Don The first very wut day to plant rigut away.ar have Tomatoes galore for t he tout recently ; ; , ; Le ; - 30V tacky or the best sire pA entlemen's ariv.approved by the Legislature, is incor.Leyland Line, running as White Star wood denies signing $ receipt on Oc ernment for aid.Hon.A.G.Llair Mr other Planta and lowers.as wal, ur, .psec to ronnt He stood several marke cone porated with $500,000 capital, head of- liners.Soi, 1002 lor $1,720.: hasized the point that if the best possible condition.Your orders speed to count.He stood several marks over S00, : The withdrawal led to rumors con- There are stories of forgeries being CMP t [are solicited\u201d which will have my pry s competitors.He sands 16 hands and fice, Toronto, and the following pr» cerni th bi hich It.circulated on the street i nnection 8id were granted by the Government |attention.wmpt weighs 120) Iba.He has 50 or 00 in the list.visional directors :\u2014Hon.Geo.E.ning the combine, which result- cir { get m connection they woul then be in a position to Yours respecttully, stands 16 bands and bas nine in the ior is Foster, Toronto; Wm.Blackwood, ed in the following announcement ith this and the Taylor case, and Mr.dictate the terms upon which-that AS- |Stenstend Plain, ANDREW T.ALLAN fastest, according to the Year Book, being J.Winnipeg; W.A.Preston, Mine Cen- by J.P.Morgan & Co.:\u2014\u201c Any state- nor: who represents the liquidators, sistance would be granted.Another May 20, 1008.N.H.L.$,.full brother to Lettonian.tre, and W.J.Elliott, Toronto.; ment that the International Marine the Western Guarantee Co.of London, clause which was productive of a long 8 pattonian in a je OR re ny ands The Central Business College of Company is to be reorganized and its was seen by The Globe correspondent.discussion was that authorizing the of age being almost.perfect, he was considered Toronto, Limited, is incorporated to Stock assessed is absolutely untrue.\u201d He states that so far no forgeries have company to issue paid-up stock in the ext and most speedy on the trot of any take over the Central Business Col: \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 been discovered.aile admitted that payment for plant, rolling stock, ves = colt that the mare ever uced, ege, conducted by W.H.Shaw.lhe! things were in a bad shape, but said he sels, and other equipment, also for the J rth aerions ocidont that threw him out of capital authorized is $150,000, and the | BAD FIRE AT ARTHUR.expected that every depositor would bona fide claims of contractors for pro- with ease and is one of the most perfect driv- provisional directors are :(\u2014W.H., .be pwd in full, perty or services rendered, but not for $ Eee aa ENT, Missueus Shaw, A.McP.Kennedy, P.Mcln- Tweed Farmer's Family Nearly Up till Saturday night no earnest promotion services.Exception was ! ; provine very nice in every way uo far, the «id- tosh and A.F.Sprott, ; Perish in Burning House, effort appears to have been taken to taken to the issue of stock for services | ; ; \\ est being only 5 this spring.They are very The King Edward Hotel Company | Arthur.J A seri fire broke capture Mr.Rowley.A warrant was rendered, and also iat it was mot I have for sale a complete line Glover and large with plenty of speed, Hiv are given authority to increase th ir wir.June 22.-A serious fire broke issued charging him with stealing $4.000 | clear the clause as drafted might not of the celebrated casualties tu mare or colt being nt owner's | Capital from $z00.0c0 to $1,000,000, nl out about 10 o'clock Sunday morn- from one account, and the police be construed as authorizing the issue risk, .BEE the Perrin Plough Company oi Smi.li's ing in Scott's block, which was occu- searched his residence, but that was all of preference stock for that purpose.D M OS BOR N E Swe CC.BEE FE.: Falls from $50,000 to $100,0c0.pied by J.Skerrit & Company's bank, that was done.However, on Satur- he Minister of Railways intimated » » The following other new compames =.° , 1 day County Attorney Donahue was he would not object to the words \u201cor IMPLEMENTS, are also incorporated :\u2014Crosby, Lim- Mitchell & Company's large general y y Atlorney Ç i ; \u201d bei k out é .pora Ys + asked to confer with the Attorney- services rendered\u201d being struck out, ited, Point Edward, $250.000, manu ac- store, F.S.S.Mitchell and Wm.General's Department and secure the but Mr.McCarthy was not prepared to ture of machinery; C.R.Morrison an! Peterkin's dwellings above, also C.assistance of the Provincial detective agree to this, and asked that the clause owers à es 8 ers .P.W.Fuliord, Port Huron, and Jerome's new photograph gallery, just 3 j ati stand for consultation with the incor- 3 J Maurice Krakow.Sarnia, provisional fitted u The buridins 5 entirel force in locating the fugitive.orators.This evening was enlivened Foaled 1893 directors.Iron-Ox Remedy Com- à P, Mitcl ve as h y At Osgoode Hall yesterday Mr.:B irited debat on the respec- They are the best on the market, oale .W ; 7 destroyed.itchell & Company had Justice MacMahon granted an order to By a spirited debate up P See them before buyin, Pas, afkerville, S1o0.000, aruggiis $7,000 insurance on stock, but they will wind up the Elgin Loan & Savins tive merits of Halifax and St.John, as ying.; ; les, canada Feitins Company.St.be heavy losers, as there was over ti \u2018& Winter ports, during which the spirit re porn MR Lhe, Bosco Alsima Bulle 8 35000 worth OÙ stocke nhich was not Western THEN, Coripans famiämors of rivales which exists between these ALSO MELOTTE SEPARATORS ported from trance in lë#l and hs Supplies Company, Port Arthur, $ 0- removed.Wm.Peterkin, F.S.and directing that Judge Hughes oi | Ports found vent in the characteriza- sired arme cf the best Stallions in the 200; Barrie Shoe Company, B ris Mitchell and C.Jerome have no in- St Thomas take the accounts.\u2018The tion of the port of St John by the re- and Separator Oil.\u2018 ovince of Quebec, | $40,000; Canada Underskirt Company, surance.The contents of their estab- application was made on behalf or | presentative of Halifax as a mud-hole.in | CHIEFT AN iss beautiful Bay in color Toronto.$40,0c0; Branksome Hall L- lishments were mostly saved.).Tan McLean, a depositor, and al \u2018he representative of St.John retort- C H DAVI S hk ack points.stands 16.1 hands in dies College Company, Toronto, $40.Skerrit\u2019s insurance on office fu.mture shareholder to the extent of $2,000, of + ¢d that captains declared Halifax was » = 5 f goud all-round action.| 890: Municipal World, Limited, St.unknown; $2400 insurance on builds which $2,000 has been paid up.a good harbor when they succeeded in .Stanstead, or Thomas, $40,000; Westport Electric ing.\u2019 : getting into it.After eight hours\u2019 de- CHIEFTAIN WILL MAKE THE SEA- Light Company, Westport, $40,003; | Tweed, June 22.\u2014Mr.Ben Fisher.bate the committee reported progress, SON OF 18 AS FOLLOWS: Hiawatha Navigation Company, Sault à farmer, living about three miles MULLAH THE AGGRESSOR.two clauses of the bill being held over *Monday Afteranon and Evening at KE.Tryon\u2019s Stables, Glines C>ruer.Tuesday Noon at Moses Raymond's Stabley, Ste.Marie, $25.000, with authority to purchase steamer A.J.Tymon from G.F.Marks; Saint \"Agnes School.from this place, had his house burned Saturday.He arose early to milk.leaving his children in bed.When The Somaliland Situation is Considered Grave, for further consideration.On the opening of the House Sir Wilfrid Laurier gave Mr.Borden the Water Power For Sale, Smith's Mills, Tueaday Evening at R.Limited, Belleville, $20,000; Niagara pe discovered the fire he ran to the information that he had ised i v \u2019 Y CW > ad * PEN, 1 .promised in Symons ee odes Falls Driving Park Association, $2,5¢0.house just in time to save his chil- London, June 23.\u2014The Times, in an reference to the personnel of the com- On Negro River in (ep ange of at Battles Hou in Ma, OR the remain.=\u2014 (dren.Mr.Fisher's wife died vefy editorial to-day, says that the net re- missions on transportation and the .Écran at the Owe SWINDLED NESTORIANS, suddenly about two yjeeks 2g0.tiie sult of the recent British operations, Treadgold goncession, (He said:i\u2014In) CHAS.M.THOMAS, N.P, uilding was insured; amount not against the Mad Mullah in Somaliland | egar e first o ese \u20ac Stanstead, P.Q.TERMS\u2014To Warrant, $10; by Season, $8.All Mares disposed of before fraling will be considered in fosi.All casual ties to mare or colt at owner's risk.sions, the House is already aware that our intention was that it should be composed of Sir Wm, Van Horne, Mr.John Bertram and Mr.Harry Ken- appears to be that the Mullah has now established himseli in British territory.| Mr.Brodrick\u2019s last speech regarding\u2019 A Charge Against Rev.Dr.Adams of known.Manitoba, _ | ; MINISTER RECALLED.W.H.REDIKER.Winnipeg, June 22\u2014Three or four | Nestorians from a small colony recently established near Battleford have Britain Breaks Relations With Servia.the operations was more confident than was justified by the facts.\u201cThe tacts nedy.Mr.Kennedy has signified that it is impossible for him to attend to LEARN WATCHMAKING.A profitable trade and one that is not crowd.itain that an undisturbed withdrawal is about ; the duties of the commission, and ed, good paying positions await ons érfdintes returned here.They assert that Rev.Belgrade, June 22.\u2014Great Britain the best we can hope for, and that the therefore we have selected in his place We teach the kindred arts of Engraving and \u2014 D.Adams, who brought them to has practically broken off diplomatic Mullah has marched, with all his army, Mr.Fry of Quebec.Mr.John Bert- Optics also.\u2014 GASOLINE Canada, has fleeced them out of every °létions with Servia.The British into our territory, are proof enough oi Fam has aeepted without any qualifi- Vrrite fe ot ES ECHNICAL SCHOOL cent they had in the world, caused Minister, Sir G.F.Bonham, leaves the gravity of the situation.\u201d cation.hen Sir Wm.Van Horne |.FOR WATCHMAKERS, STEAM ENGINES ard BO:LERS for Sale or Exchange.Agents for the Olds Garoline En gine alin Alamo and vther makes.Manufacturérs of them to work on his land under the supposition that it was their own and finally turned them out penniless to make their way to Winnipeg as best they might.story is still to be heard.\u2014 JUDGE ARMOUR DYING.Mr.Adams\u2019 side of the presentative at Belgrade has been instructed to assume the same attitude .as Great Britain towards the provision- lal Government of Servia.here Monday for England.The Consul of Great Britain, W.G.Thesiger, will take charge oi British interests.The Hague, June 22.\u2014The Dutch re- Vienna, June 22.\u2014A member of the Servian deputation bound for Geneva Dublin, June 23.\u2014At a meeting of the Irish physical force party.held at Borenstown, Kildare, J.Keating, representing the Ancient Order of Hi- berians of Chicago, advocated Ireland's emancipation by armed rebellion, abused the Irish Parliamentary party and the United Irish League and, referring to the comparative failure of the recent financial missions to the United States, said that Irish America was first approached upon the subject he expressed his willingness to give his valuable services to this commission.Since that time Sir Wm.Van Horne intimated to Hon.Mr.Sutherland that owing to other duties and some family matters he doubted whether he would be able to accept the labor of the commission, and rather asked Mr.Sutherland to be relieved of the duties and the qualified consent that he had given, Waltham, Mass A.H.CUMMIMGS & SON Coaticook, : : Que.MANUFACTURERS OF Doors, Sash, Blinds and Frames, ress R ig to ing Peter, admitted that he ; \u20ac is impli : LADDERS Pre ae Ce Sen ole pit ainsi he lat | \u201cBad only Dees fo bread, bw mil | Seoul not decent his Ille sù |_au son ot aoû Bat or Sato of al kinds.Stern, Lawn Settees, rasuip\u2019s Condition.| King and Queen for a lon time.He lions for lead.: that he should be relieved.and we still Kill or Air dried Lumens nréctured (rom ete.Send for Catalogue.cee London, June 22\u2014Justice Armour ;8aid it had been arranged twice to \u2014_\u2014 I hope that we shall be able to secure Hard-wood Floor Boardsand Matched Ceiling of the Canadian Supreme Court, one *Hoot the King and Queen while they MRS.SANFORD'S FUNERAL.| to the country the valuable services he manufactured from kiln-dried lumber.FRONTIER LUMBER C0., of the Alaskan Boundary Commis were in church.Washington, June 22\u2014The United Newcastle District Paid Tribute to ! can render upon such a commission as at.All orders promptly attended to.\u2018We are bound not to be undersold.* Rock Island, Que sioners, is dying at the London resi- States Government has ado : .; = v pted an at- In regard to the second commis-| SAMUEL E.ABBOTT , of STANSTEAD is our dence of his son, owing to stomach titude similar to that of Great Britain the Deceased.sion, that is, the commission |Fent for that Township.° trouble.toward the new Servian dynasty.Newcastle, June 23.\u2014The funeral of for the investigation of the \u2014\u2014\u2014 Watertown SACKED A CONVENT.Religious Disturbances at St.Etienne, France.Therefore Minister Jackson will not present his credentials to the Government of King Peter at present.- \u2014 TEN YEARS PENITENTIARY.Mrs.Olive Wilmot Sanford, wife of Henry Sanford, Vice-President of the Adams Express Company of New York, took place yesterday.The Treadgold and other the Yukon.Mr.Justice been appointed a has accepted.We pointing another concessions in Britton has commissioner, and had thought of ap- gentleman as sec- We carry in stock the popular i i ond commissioner, but - \u201c \u201d ti St.Etienne, France, June 22\u2014The \u2014 general esteem in which she was held count of differences of vpinion ae shades of \u2018boards\u2019 for mounting a ons \u2019.appearance of the Capuchins in the Galicians Sentenced at Port Arthur in all the surrounding country was the fact that probably he could hardly Police Court here for refusing to obey For Manslaughter.shown by the great numbers who drove serve for the term which we proposed PE R RY AND OTHER Before buying you should inspect the new lines of the order to disperse was the occasion of serious rioting, and sharp fight- | Teitor, the two Galicians found guilty ing occurred between the Catholics and | of manslaughter, were each sentenced Port Arthur, June 22.\u2014Preshak and in, many from a distance, to attend.A special Grand Trunk train came down from Toronto, having on board Mr.and Mrs.J.K.Osborne, Mt.and Mrs.to give him, we have thought it proper to ask the services of Chief Justice Killam of the Supreme Court of Manitoba.whose consent we have not PICTURES.Watertown Wagons.Socialists, in which several persons » ir.Geor rd- Yet received.were bad] burt.Fines were imposed as Kinston Penitentiary Pore ge a 8 \u201ca.mer Sheets 22x28 or cut to any size Two-Seatad Surries, on the Capuchins.party of anti- \u201c| Kelly Evans, Mr.Gibson Cassels, Mr.clericals broke into the office, and ser- ; A ! Express, Top, Road and iously injured two sympathizers of the | citing to murder, was given three years, 30d Mra.A.C.Gibson, Miss Parsons, | A in \"4x93 and Dit, Light Speed Wagons.friars.uring the evening the anti- All the prisoners broke down when Miss C Bishop DuMoulin.Rav trests New York May Solve the ; clericals sacked the Capuchin convent sentence was given.The cases arose Scot Howas a M Pa u Soot ev.Mystery.We also have | = The Sleekest line of th on St.Barbe Hill, and broke the out of a fracas in the Italian quarter Shots oward, Mr.H.J.Scott, Mr.| New York « e Sleekest eo ese windows of the Christian Brothers\u2019 of Fort William.eldon of New York, Mr.Edmund | ew ork, June 23.\u2014 Joseph goods ever seen in Derby.schools.! Petercistog, the third Galician, for in- Phillips and others.e service at the ! THE UMBRIA PLOT.Fignaro and George Bruno were ar- | At Brest an anti-clerical mob tried house was conducted by Rev.Canon \u2018 rested here, charged with rob- to seize the host § the hands of LAST OF THE FUGITIVES.Farncombe.At the church Bishop Du ; 3 W.H.S A L L S the priest a the procession was about Moulin officiated, assisted by Rev.; bery.The detectives say they found ,perby, vt.to re-enter the cathedral.A free fight ensued, in which fifteen persons, mostly women, were injured.Less serious troubles occurred at Nantes and An- veyed to Sherbourne Street Church, wheré the funeral service was held, thence to the Necropolis.Te service sn >| editor of the Church publications, sad ily.Rev.Dr.Ross, & cless driend ol Ce te vince ; \u2018à James McKinney Shot to Death\u2014 Jailbreaking Cost Five Lives.Glasgow, Mont, June 22\u2014News has reached this city that James MeKin- their escape has cost five lives.re MEDICINE OF THE FUTURE, d\u2019Arsonval, lecturing this week on the effect of electricity Qn.living beings, ¢x- Scott Howard, and there was a special musical service conducted by Mc Edmund Phillips, organist of St George's Church, Toronto.The service at the grave was conducted by the ant witnesses in the case of a man named Miles, arrested last week by Provincial Detective Murray on the mised that perhaps the dog had become separaed from its master in the ; mystery.on them a paper relating to the Cun- \u2018ard Liner Umbria's dynamiting bomb \u2018 e men are charged with robbing A.Bertolli, an Italian banker, of $6,200 on June 10.Inspector Mec- the House of Commons what steps were being taken to induce Germany to cease differentiation against tee on the budget: bill, Henry Chaplin (Conservative), former President of the Board of Agriculture, moved the desired.The regular sizes are ADHESIVE TAPE For binding the edges where glass is used and for many other pur- Foe KEN DALL\u2019 SPAVIN e gers.ney, the last of the Glasgow fugitives, Bishop.Among the relatives present Clusky declines to say in what way the POSS.Let us supply you., .rouséz Opprtne Rirepenen | Dr, Dewart\u2019s Funeral was shot to death after he had made and Mrs DC) Calor otarles r orme.plot, were connected with the Umbria Journal Printing Co.om os ed Toronto, June 22.\u2014 Represen- an ineffectual attempt to kill Miss son, Mr.Sanford of New York.step- SES tative men of every class in Darnell, who had discovered the out-{ Rain when needed \u2019 BRITAIN UNABLE TO STRIKE.\u2014 the community astembled on Saturday law hiding in her {father\u2019s icechouse, Prec, _ afternoon\u2019 at the funeral of the late McKinney is the third of the four Present Fiscal System Prevents Ef- .Dr, E.H.Dewart.After a Prisoners who participated in a gen-| Dog Figures in Arson Case.fective Steps, Says Chamberlain, simple service at the home, sis Sher- eral break from the Glasgow Jail on| Toronto, June 23.\u2014 A dog epe, Says ; ea bourne street, the remains were com June 6.¢n meet violent death, and | figures as one of the import- | London, June 23.\u2014When asked in Stomach e was conducted Rev.S.charge of setting fire to Tait & Turn- ; \u2019 mere | Craver, Rov, I.Tovell and Rev.De.A Pamous Parisian Specialist Pins bull's timber limits near Huntsville, Canada, Colonial Secretary Chamber-| ggdigestion je often caused by or Parker.A} the church Rev.Dr.Briggs Miles was in a blacksmith shop near lain replied:\u2014\u201cI am not aware that|esting.An eminent authority apt conducted the service, assisted by Rev.His Faith to Electricity.the camp just before the fire, and a.there are any effective steps that can the harm done thus sxceeds at fro} .8: Cleaver Rev.J.A.Rankin.Dr.| New York, June 22.\u2014The Herald has few hours afterwards: a dog, with its! be taken under our present fiscal sys- ihe excopeive Use ant but don\u2019t over | Bs soe ity ad gan love we owing fom Far +The I.Br SER Srey raed pat ch Lote | Sed ro vent bd .; A i .- at greater lerigth by Rev.Dr.Withrow, ous slectro-therapeutic specialist, Dr.though or its out na ons erably, as When the House went into commit.what you est Poteau et à ot di ol, which ligt A 7 This rest snd \u2018 to i : :e world was smoke and dust of the fire, and had rejection of the clausy providing for Out the stomac ntains \"Sager § D on ie, ave où à therapeuticn) revois tFNéd to the last place à «les they the repeal of the grain thx.Afer à me ere aio unnecet ?1 tion, electricity being the medicine of \u2018had been together, The dog was turn.iscussion, during which Mr.itchie, soon ME ool uickly relieves the feels the future.\u201cHe said also that a} ed loose in the court room where| the Chancellor of the Exchequer, dee ry.êf ee and bloating from strong continuous current through a| Miles was being examined, The pris-| Cläred the tax had been of no advant- vu £ a ple suffer after meals.patient could produce local anaesthesia oner was scented, and, despite the pris.36° to the British farmers, and had Adoolutely cures todigestion.permittisig slight surgical.operations] oner\u2019s denial of acquaintanceship, the| D¥en 8 disadvantage to the dairymen re Tonlo, without « Dr.d'Ariotval &a.dog's demonstrations of joy were too| DY increasing the \u2018price! of f s| .Model Nature's TO0°0.'t momtrated the of clactrioity \u201c evident to be risa Mities vas 80d pointed thet the byB.Te DOU.tion + da \u2018 \"1 opmanitted for triad.\u2019 \"| Bigdow's, Newport, Bishop's, West Derby out whole of the |.(RE dre 2 à Maple \u2018 \u201cWe vent Twenty Tons Pure Mapht' \u2018in Tubs and Oshoes, soon as mode.Also figrup in any quantity.The above in axghsnge for Merchandise.ing car choice FIELD SEEDS that we guarantee genuine.Two-Rowed Duck Bill Barley, American Banner Oats, Ontario White Oats, Seed Whent, Seed Pens, Sanford Corn, Longtellow Corn, Compton Early Corn, Choios Thimothy and Clover.| SHERWINS, WILLIAMS and GILMOUR'S PAINTS.An Immense Stock of Furniture.500 bushels Potatoes wanted.| PARKER & KNIGHT.| We have arriv- Hatley, March 18, 1908.ugar | | | | | | | BLANK BOOKS.We carry the most complete line of Blank Books in Southern Quebec.Account Books of all sizes and for all purposes.Special Books to order.Cambridge, O., June 22\u2014Light- ning struck a barn stored with 3,000 pounds of dynamite at the new mines now being opened near Seneca- ville, twelve miles from here, killing six men and injuring a score of others, besides ruining the mine shaft.The men killed and injured were carpenters and others employed in opening the mines and building shafts.and the mén took refuge in the barn, where the dynamite was stored.Sud- deniy a blinding flash came, and in an instant the barn was demolished and the men scattered over a radius of 100 eet.Raton, N.M., June 22.\u2014Five men were killed by an explosion which wrecked mine No.3 of the Raton Coal & Coke Co.at Blossom.N.M.Cincinnati, June 22\u2014The building of the Central Manufacturing Co.at Court and Russell streets was wrecked by an explosion.Fred Page.the principal owner, was killed, and his partner, Joseph Kitchowski, was fatally injured.A STUDENDOUS THEORY, Scientists Have a New Idea Regarding Atoms.New York, June 22-\u2014The Sun has a cable despatch from London, which in part is as follows :\u2014 The world\u2019s foremost searchers zf- ter the ultimate secrets of the 1ni- verse have at length committed themselves to a stupeudous theory wni\u201ch has for some time been foreshadowed, and has now apparently been substantiated by the study of the new substance called radium.Prof.Crookes the other day in Berlin, and Profs.Lodge and Curie this weck in London, have confidently proclaimed that it is easy to define this great revolution of science in scarcely more than a sentence.To comprehend it, how- | ever, is almost as far beyond the \u201c| power of the human mind as the idea of eternity or infinite space, pr REGINA A CITY.A storm came up | j\u2014 Er HORRORS OF PRONAGE, - -\u2014 Alabama Wegross Whigped te Dest New York June 22\u2014The corves- pendent of The New York Marald who is investigating the peonage system in Alabama writes irom Montgomery in part as follows > The decision by Judge Thomas G.Jones of the United States Circuit Court that the Alabama contract law of 1901 is unconstitutional is depen-ied upon the best citizens of the State to break up the infamous peonage 8 stem, which has grown into proportions of actual slavery, and under.which hundreds of negroes are held in bondage to-day.nder instructions from Aorney Genera! Knox, Warren 5.Reese, United States District Attorney, has taken up the mater with vigor, and all the legal machinery the department of Justice can put into ac- ; tion will be employed to brezk up .ne .peonage system and to punish.8> far \u2018as possible, the men who have been holding negroes in involintary servi- \u201ctude and intlicting upon men, women and children torture 2ud suff ring equal to the worst ever told of the old slavery, days.How far these men can b: punish-d is, unfortunately, very uncertain, It goes without saying that they cannot e adequately punished in a State where no white man can be convicied of a crime upon the evidence of back men alone\u2014and in peonage cases \u2018he witnesses are negroes.t is almost impossible to exaggerate the horrors of the peonage system which have been brought to light since the Federal Grand Jury has bzen invest:gat- in the matter.Murder of the slaves\u201d has been common.Negroes have been whipped to death.clubbed to death, and, more mercifully, shot t death.Scores and scores have b en maimed for like.Women and children have been torn by savage dogs and have suffered like the men.Cos» after case hrs been foin 1 by the Grad Jury in which affidavits and testimony under oath have left not a t-ace of doubt oi the tortures inflicted upon their helpless victims by the b ual slave dealers.CATTLE POISONING.A Woman Charged With the CTence in Essex County.Windsor, June 22\u2014What is believed to be the latest episode in a f m- ily feud extending back for years 11 Tecumseh township resulted in an information being laid before Magustrae Cheyne James W.Hawkins against Eva St.Louis, a daughter of Josenh St.Louis, a nei nbor, living on the Tecumseh road, six and True ari of Female A large share of the evils and auf- ferings which women are liable to, re- salt from special female weaknesses and diseases.From the girl entering womanhood to the woman who arrives at the Grand Olimacteric or \u2018\u201cOhange of Life,\u201d there are troubles, allments and irregolarities\u2014too often borne in silence\u2014wbich undermine the health and result in disesse.When such conditions exist, Heaven help the poor sufferers to fully realize their perils and dangers! It is well known that ordinary medical treatment too often {ails to build up the delicate nervous system of woman, and gives necessary tone and VERMONT ITEMS.Hon.8.L.Griffith will erect a public library at Danby which will coet 980,000, and he will endow it with a sum sufficient to support it.Mr.Griffith intends to have one room filled with curios, which he has ee- cured on his extensive travels.It is understood that the grand jury at Manchester has indicted for murder in the first degree Mrs.Mary Rogers, Stella Bates and Leon Perham for causing the death pf Marcus Rogers in Bennington the 12th of last August by administering chloroform.The indications are not very good for the establishment ot the Green Mow ta n State proposed rural free delivery routes at present.It is given out from Washington that on account of the dostal fraude now being investigated the present free delivery system is to be rednced in Vermont one- rid Unie vo \u201cPAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND The World's Medicine for the Cure 4 Fer.Troubles.strength to the important female organs.The experience of years, med- fod] testimony and letters from tons of thousands of cured women, point to Paine\u2019s Oelery Compound as woman\u2019s friend and life giver.Jessie M.Ross Quyon, P.Q., says: uIt affords me much pleasure to tes- tity to the great good that Paine\u2019s Celery Compouud has done forme.I was completely rundown in health and a victim of female weakness, and after using three bottles of Paine\u2019s Celery Compound I was completely cured.It is the best blood purifier I know of, and | recommend it to all who are troubled as I was.\u201d TOWN TOPICS.The Brattleboro chaptér of the Daughters of the American Revolution will erect a monument on the old camp ground near the Valley fair grounds, where the Vermont troops | were mustered Into service before going to the front during the Civil War.Marx Carr of Middlebury, one of the most prominent cattle buyers in Ad- | dison County, was sentenced last week to State Prison for not less than two nor more than three years for grand larceny.Last fall, according to the testimony, he took several calves ' trom yards of neighbors and sold them | keeping the receipts.Harry 8til), a lineman for the Oon- solidated Electric Company, was eleo- trocuted the other day while changing a wire on Colchester avétiue, Burlington.8till mounted a pole to make the connection for a new\u2019 arc light, fifth, The grand court in Caledonia county court has made a partial report of when his foot slipped #ndl \u2018came in | contact with a live wird.' \u2018Tlie current | was turned off as quickly as possible, but Still was dead when taken trom ite work.It has found and reported four true bills one of which is against : the Wire.Mis.Jennie Aldrich of Hardwick.! Albert Voyer alias Rodier, who is The indictment charges her with the in the Franklin county jail charged murder of Mrs.Mary Massey at Hard- With burglarizing the residence of T.Big Celebration in the Northwest Capital.Regina, N.W.T., June 22.\u2014The Northwest Legislative Assembly prorogued on Friday afternoon.Mr, Tho- a half miles from Windsor, The wo man is charzed with feeding Faris gr '°n to cattle belonging to Hawki:s.lhe cattle showed signs of illness, and before the arrival of a veterinary -ur- geon suffered convulsions, al.hough JOURNAL PRINTING CO,, Rock Island, Que.: i f them died.drich has A.Summerskill, is also wanted by the mas McKay made a fightin speech in PO eter ki ia fami _ wick last April.Mrs.Aldrich has , y the closing hours.He blamed the tin er Haw on ond ha tt been in jail since the preliminary ex- | authorities of Laconia, N.H., where | Rodier was a few weeks ago and robbed a house, securing a valuable gold Northwest Government for not obtaining from the Federal Government what They had failed to re- amination last spring.The Barre Co-operative society bas, Seve wha wife, were seized with cramps.eral families in Walkerville they asked for.bought milk from Hawkins al \u2019 move the objections taken by the Gov- = rom Hawkins also ex- a membership of 700.Since the coal | watch.Rodier\u2019s photograph was re- ernment at Ottawa.perienced a similar sickness, Che ship | cognized by the hotel people, where famine last winter the co-o, era ive idea has made a considerable advance | be put up, and his signature on the in that city.The society is operating | hotel register at Laconia is identical a milk route and co-operative store.| with that at 8t.Johnsbury, where he The directors bave been given au- | is also wanted for barglary.thority at the meeting to raise all the | money needed in the transaction of | business, not to exceed 28000.I | Charles R.Briggs, aged 61 years, .constable and Hawkins, upon investigation, found quantities of salt mixed with Paris green spread along the roadside between the two farms.In closing the Legislature the Lieu- tenant-Governor gave assent to the act incorporating Regina as a city.With the giving of the royal assent the wildest enthusiasm prevailed.Flags were everywhere manifest, and many buildings were decorated with bunting.Locomotive and traction engine whis- ties.bells, horns and hundreds of voices greeted the new city.A half SIX THOUSAND KILLED.Terrible Losses of the Moorish Army.| Madrid, June 22\u2014The Correspon- dencia\u2019s representative at Tangier tele- G.A.McShane, Beebe Plain,Que.My DEAR Sir:\u2014It is with much pleasure that I recommend your alt- holiday had been procliimed by the | Mayor and ne observed he RA graphs that the Senhaya and [past noble grand of Wantastiquet HOOF GROWER AND SOFTENER to : oe hes and à torenlight procession, Erguna Kabyles yesterday sur- | Lodge of Odd Fellows and past com- the public.I own a valuable horse ; There was a crowd present such as prised the Sultan's army, un- \u2018mander of Sedgwick post, G.A.R,, whose hoofs get hard and cracked «has never been seen in Regina.and Ger Var Minister Mencbhi at of Brattleboro has passed away, after Very badly, meking him very lame las it d t enti 0 mnudinna inflicting a los oi 6.000 .'and sore.ught & box of your | as Jt was made Jp, Almost el ent en The pretender to the throne.the : 89 illness of several years with tuber HOOF GROWER Bd after ihre.a r an increase has taken place in the correspondent adds, is as yet ignorant culosis, which hud confined him to his § find hi letel a ponulation of the Territorial capital of the victory of his supporters.home the past three months.Mr.plications I And him completely cu within the past fourteen months.\u2014 Briggs served in Co.B, 16th Vt.Vols., of his lameness and his hoofs soft and \u2018free from cracks.1 can cheerfully ' recommend it as the beet thing in existence to-day.Wishing you every success.I am, yours respectfully, The greatest day in the history of | ! Regina was ended hy a smoking concert in the evening.tendered to mem- ppg bers of the Legislative Assembly, * which was attended by hundreds of citizens, including all the leading busi- | and wae in the employ of the Estey $7,000 MISSING.\u2014 up : Organ Co.over fifty years.Hepburn\u2019 .cp oan With the CI Frank E.Cutler, aged 25, a farm St Th | hand employed by Henry Laird in t.Thomas, June 22\u2014The latest | Orange, committed suicide the other ness and professional men.Addresses : were delivered by Premier Hatlialn gevelopments in regard to the oan night by firing a bullet into his brain) F.J.Yi ue t A Loa we iscovered Satur- | , .We have.Ae ee | \u2018from a 33 caliber revolver.After: Por sale by Chas.Gilmore, Rock day morning, when Mr.Mitchell | milking ten cows and straining the CRUELTY TO PUPILS.i Hepburn of Yarmouth, one of Elgin\u2019s | milk he remarked: \u201cI guess I'll take _ | wealthiest farmers, came to town to , » i | inquire into his deposits in th .|myvelf out of people\u2019s way.\" À few Remarkable Fe fn a Paris ! pany.Three months ago he made à | minutes later shots were heard be- SERVIAN ASSASSINS PROMOTED.oT _ ; special deposit of $7,000 with Manager |hind the barn.Cutler was addicted to: Paris, June 20.The sensational | liquor and was discouraged.Two of! trial T f three direct g Geo.Rowley, to bear 41-2 per cent.r $ ral at ous oe po I his brothers committed suicide, one The choice of Seeds is a matter of great importance to farm- Seed Oats ers and Gardeners.Seed Barley Island.A despatch from Belgrade says: \u2014 interest.There is no trace whatever The promotions are anpounced of va- Cheap Seeds Seed Peas 3 Lack-in TIMOTHY SEED È Vitality ALSYKE CLOVER and according to COMMON ; Government Reports RED CLOVER 3 are frequently adul- , terated byunscrupu- LATE MAMMOTH lous Dealers.CLOVER Take No Chances Ll We always handle E the best and guarantee everything.Also a full line of Garden Seeds in bulk and in packages.Yours for Pure Seeds, \u201c C.H.KATHAN ROCK ISLAND.the refuge of Notre Dame de la Char- ite, charged with cruelty towards female pupils entrusted to their care, reveals -extraordinary details, which are being made capital of .by the anticlerical press in their campaign for the separation of Church and State.The cross-examination of 60 witnesses established the fact \u2018that among the punishments inflicted was the cutting off of the hair of such girls as possessed luxuriant locks, and the hairdressers of Tours and Paris testified that they purchased large quantities of hw- man hair from the convent at regular market price.Another punishment was \u201cthe cross of the tongue\u201d which consisted in girls being compelled to draw the sign of the cross on the floor of the chapel with their tongues.In extreme cases the form of punishment in use was the smearing of girls\u2019 faces with filth.A witness, Mile Bou- lay, testified that on the day of her first communion she was forced by the tyrannical sisters to walk barefooted over the sharp stones, with a crown of thorns on her head, and was obliged to kiss the feet of all the other sisters and the servants.Many of the forms of castigation were suggestive of the middle ages.\u2014mmB Cardinal Vaughan Dead.London, June 22\u2014The Very Rev.Herbert Vaughan, Cardinal and Archbishop of Westminster, died Saturday.The Cardinal.who had been sinking for some weeks from heart disease and dropsy, died peacefully.His deâth was not expected so soon.Friday Cardinal Vaughan wheeled in a bath chair about the corridors of St Joseph's Colle à On the revious day he appea! the college Chepel in full Cardinal's and priests.was robes, and made a farewell address to his Bishops of it in the books of the company.\u2014 P.A.McHugh, MP.Set Free.Sligo, Ireland, June 20\u2014P.A.Me- Hugh, .P., Vice-President of the Irish National League, who was arrested June 6 under a warrant for contempt of court, was to-day relcased from jail.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TELEGRAPH BREVITIES.Cat hunting is reported to be the latest \u2018 society fad in Rome.The textile workers of Lowell, Mass, have abandoned the strike.The Guelph City Council have Accided to take over the street rallway.| The funeral of the iate T.M.MacPher- son, ex.M.P., took place at Hamiitun, | The new steamer W.D.Matthews vas : successfully launched at Colling® sod.Mr.Andrew Mowat, a cousin 71 the late Bir Oliver Mowat, dled at Hamilton.Mr.W.W.Buchanan announzes his retirement as Prohibition candidate for the Legtslature for Winnipeg North.The Governments of Holland and the United States have followed Britain's lead in breaking off relations with the Servian Government.King Christian of Denmark has issued a Gecree declaring the adherence of Denmark to the Berne international copyright convention of 16, to become operative July 1.At 8 mass meeting of the city Catholics of Winnipeg yesterday it was decided to appoint a representatives committee to wait upon Premier Roblin and his Minie- ters to demand the restoration of separate schools, or such an interpretation of the Manitoba school act as Will give Catho- lios their school rights, Falling redress (rom the Provincial powers an \\ppral will be made to the Governor.General is Couneil \u2018by drowning and the other by swal- {lowing Paris green.| A party of 22 people went to Un- ' derhill Centre to the home of G.A.| Terrill to give a pleasant surprise to | Wright Colgrove, & brother of Mrs.Leslie Terrill the other night.Ice cream was served and sll who ate of it found themselves seriously ill before morning.Those afflicted were taken with cramps and severe pains.Pour persons who did not partake of it, escaped illness.Dr.Nay had some 14 patiente at one time, some in critical conditions.Harmand Voyer, alias Armand Voyer, alias Arthur Albert Rodier, plesd- ed guilty toa charge of burglary in the 8t.Albans court recently and was sentenced to not less than five por more than six years at hard labor in State's prison at Windsor.When asked if he had anything to say in bis own bebalf Voyer stated that he was wrongfully accused and pleaded guilty only because of ill health.He threw himself on the mercy of the court.Voyer\u2019s crime wan the entry of T.A.ing of May 12th, with intent to commit burglary.During the excitement which followed his discovery within the house, Mr.Sammerskill was seriously wounded by Hasry V.Hall who had gone to Mr.Summerskill\u2019s sesist- ance.Voyer bad s bad name in Sherbrooke.Last fall he was released trom the district jail there on account | of his supposedly failing health.Summerskill's residence on the Morn- ness, rious membefs of the military deputation to King Peter at Geneva.Col.Popovics, of the late King Alexan- | ders Palace Guard is created a general, and first aide-de-camp to King Peter; Captain Kostics, who opened the palace gates for the aseassins of the late King and Queen, is promoted to be a major, and Lt.Gronica, who was on guard outside the palace on the night of the sssassinstion, and who was a conspirators, is made à captain.Great Britain has practically broken off diplomatic relations with Ber- vis.\u2019 Do Tou Banjey What You Bat?It you don\u2019t your food does not do ou much good.Kodol Dyspepeis are is the remedy that every one should take when there ls any thing wrong with the stomach.There is no Faas, SP DS stre o a y excep nourishment.There I» no way Ww nourish except through the stomach.The stomach must be kept healthy ure and aweet Or the strength i t down and disesse will set up.No appetite, loss of strength, nervous: he, oonstipation, bed breath, sour Felon , rifting indigestion, dyspepsia and all stomach tron- bles are quickly cured by the use of Bos Dreraracy, Nowpore, Bishops, elow\u2019s Pharmacy, Newpo! shop's, West Derby, Vi.In the Magistrate's Court at Bher- brooks last Thursday, James Ooolson ot D\u2019Israsli, was fined 450 and ceste for celling liquor without a license. The St t Journal, \u201c merket.Me.F.W.D.Melloon speak- + igo these tabiets ssys:\u2014\"They are , _Memetionlly the only aver inynengd wh t.Ae 14 aa tno x ., .Cenvogation of Stan- THD JOURNAL SRDUENG ND.1.0L fogs ai tn Fire Hil Rook Island, Que.One (advance paymunt) » six mogths, 3 \"4 Arama Ramm.Transient advertising 10 pénte à line for the first inversion and 3 conte § line fog each subsequent insertion.12 lines totheinoh.Noad- vertisment reouived for Jeus than l0 cents.on Wednesday the 17th inet.at 9 ami On the platform were the members of ; i] aan ,» the Fringlpa} osowpying 3 ÿ ! Based ang loca) Claagyuies.After the opening prayer Dr.Fian- Gers buiofy referred to the past year saying that it had been very success- full in every respect.There had been hardly any sickness and the family life of the college circle had been most happy.Now that the circle was to be broken he felt sure that those who went out to face the larger responsibilities of life in the world\u2019s activities would cherish pleasant memories of the time they had spent at Stanstead in preparation for their life\u2019s work.Prof.P.8.Dobson then gave a brief review of the work done in the Arts Course and Academic Grades which showed very satisfactory results.The examination returns in the Arts course showed that all of the stndents with the exception of one, had passed, three however, having to take supplementals to complete their year.The returns of the Academic grade would not be received till later but the local exams indicated that the students\u2019 pros- \u2018Profitable poultry farming\u201d (revised edition) has been received, as this office from the chief of the poultry division, department of agriculture, Ottawa.It is a bulletin of 48 pages describing the construction of poultry houses, the feeding of poultry, the hatching, rearing, fattening and marketing of chickens, and also the diseases and parasites of poultry.The bulletin is a complete poultry guide; it is fliled with practical information and is well illustrated.\u201c\u201cProfitable poultry farming\u2019 will be mailed free to any address on application to Ottawa.Postage is not regnired when writing for the bulletin.POULTRY FARMING.On farms throughout Canada there are nondescript fowls that are a small source of income.They receive little pects of good marks were all right.care.In the spring of the year they The Rev.Wm.Howitt presented the produce eggs that are sold at a low prizes to the Academic students, price.Their chickens are marketed these prizes being awarded on the re- with difficulty.sults of the local exams.\u2018Profitable Poultry farming\u2019 is writ- yyy Academy\u2014general proficiency, ten to show how an increased profit 1, Mr.Vincent; 2, Miss Hughes.can be realized from ntility-bred, II Academy=-1, Ruth Libby; 2, Fred well-cared-for farm poultry.Poul- wyjjet.try farming on a farm can be devel- | | Academy\u20141, Miss Stevenson; 2,| oped in Canada with much profit.Mise Maude Walker.The fowls should receive the atten-| III Model\u20141, Mabel Webb; 2, Alan tion afforded the larger stock; they McIntosh.should be well housed; from 200 to| In handing the prizes to the success- 1,000 chickens should be reared an- fai students the reverend gentleman nually.A reminded the students that the acqui- There is a great demand in Canada sition of a good education was like the for fated chickens and fresh table building of a good house.There must e8gs.The market requirements show be a good foundation in both cases in a pronounced advancement within order that there be a permanent su- the last fow years; the consumption perstructure.He counselled the stu- of chickens and eggs has increased; dents therefore, to be thorough in the prices paid by the trade have im- their work now or the results later proved.would be disastrous.A most striking development has been the crate-fatted chicken trade\u2014| The Rev.A.Lee Holmes, head master of Bugbee Commercial College, a business introduced in 1898 by the then gave an account of the work Commissioner of Agriculture and Dairying.In that year crate-fatted done in his department during the year, which, he said had been an ex- chickens were first forwarded to Great Britain.The reports received state ceptionally prosperous one.The fol- that the chickens arrived in fine con- lowing students were presented with dition; pleased the trade well in every their diplomas by Dr.Flanders.The respect, and were sold at good prices.Dames are given in order of merit the Canadian fatted chickens have been highest marks being 91 per cent and the lowest 63.W.J.Smith, C.E.received favorably in great Britain.Brainerd, James B.Kerr, Fred Wal- \u2018The value of the poultry shipped to Great Britain has increased from |lace, Miss Edith Astell, Stanley Dunn, $18,902 in 1896 to $238,047 in 1902.Rufus Willard, Jno.W.Mathers, W, \u201cThe latter sum represents only 2 per |B.Long, Miss Thompson, Andrew \u2018cent of the value of the poultry im-|Cowens, G.A.Fox, Miss Grace Pike, ported into the United Kingdom from Miss Millie M.Laythe, Archie 8.Par- other countries.ker and Gordon Cunningham.Dr.A.The Department of Agriculture was G.Bugbee presented prizes to (1) W.asked by one dealer in Manchester to |J.Smith and (2) C.E.Brainerd.supply the names of Canadian export- Prof.C.W.Holmes reported for the ing firms who could ship him 3,000 Musical Department which had had a cases of chickens (36,000- chickens) a| most successful year the students in week.There is an almost unlimited attendance being far in excess of last market in Great Britain for Canadian year the total registration being 67, fatted chicken.and the character of the work accom- When home consumers realized the plished, as the results of the examina- improved quality of fatted chickens, tions as conducted by and under the & home demand was created.This supervision of the representative of demand has increased rapidly.There the Toronto College of Music, Mr.is every indication of a substantial Fairclough, would show.Mr.Holmes spoke of the harmonious relations yearly increase in the home consumption of fatted chickens.that had existed between the different An important trade is the new-laid Members of the staff and also between ogg trade.This is most profitable teachers and students.He also re- during the winter months.Decem- ferred very fittingly to Miss Cong- ber 1st, 1902, this Department wad of- don\u2019s resignation expressing the general regret at her departure and voio- fered for strictly new-laid eggs 40 oents a dozen until the end of last |ing the good wishes of all for her future success.January.Poultry farming on a farm will be Piano, Junior Department\u20141st hon- found a profitable branch of agricul- ors, Miss Martin; nd, Miss Holmes.Sure.The business should be man- list Grade piano, 1st honors, Miss egod by those who have direct con- Lanctot and Miss Fee, equal; 3, Miss trol of the farm.Poultry farming wilkinson.can also be conducted in connection Organ\u2014ist honors Miss Holmes.Violin\u2014-1st honors Mr.Fox.with any of the minor branches of ag- Vocal\u2014ist honors Mr.M.G.Brooks.Plano II Grade\u20141st honors.Miss Lanctot and Miss McBain.Plano 111 Grade\u2014with bonors in all sui Miss Stevens and Miss Mo- Gregor who both gradumted taking the soloiet course.Mis Timberlake bn ernie bre Vpn ; Iste-/\"ones tried always ceed?gro ia harmony, Mies b Stevens, \u2014 id The prises were avardod by Bar.a.on vos pital of Le to be eontent with nothing but & sop.ais'peld an anneal dividend of § pes |® S80 siriving towards the highest ar~ oani.for the past Sve yours.À From dette Mvais, seeking aver to make -presented him with a purse of gold.fin re oo wt a Là The valedictory was delivered by Miss Gertrude tos who took for hér subject \u201cThe and Flowers of Osnads.\u201d The treatment of her theme was as foll aud ample as time permitted and showed a sympathetic knowledge with our feathered triendd and the flowers of Canada.Miss Stanton\u2019s reading was clear and her voice well modulated.The special prise for the valedictory was awarded to ber.Mr.Dobson ontlined the scheme for the proposed gymnasium and urged upon the students and their friends the necessity of the building and its equipment if the College would maintain its position \u2018with other educational institutions.A very pleasant feature of the morning\u2019s proceedings was an item not on the programme.Dr.Flanders was about to close the Convocation when he was interrupted by the Hou.A.B.Nelson, chairman of the Executive Board who reminded the audience that the Prigcipal had been connected with the College for ten years and that the Executive had desired to mark their appreciation of the cordial relations that had existed between the Principal and themselves in some substantial manner.He then called on the Hon.C.C.Colby who in a very appropriate address, in which he expressed the high esteem in which the Principal was held by those who had the privilege of working with him, Dr.Flanders though completely taken by surprise replied very feelingly re- loving help he received from Mrs.Flanders, whom, he said more than divided the labor and whatever honor there may be in it with him.Again the proceedings were about to be terminated when the Rev.GQ.Ellery Read confronted the Doctor and in a felicitous speech presented him with a beautiful new McGill gown which came as a gift from the students.Mr.Read removed the old gown and put on the new one amid hearty applause.Principal Flanders then thanked the students for this mark of their esteem and assured them of his interest in all that pertained to their welfare and success in lite.The Rev.C.A.Sykes of St.James Church, Montreal, in which he referred to the pleasure his visit to Stanstead had afforded him, after which the Rev.James Billington pronounced the benediction and another year\u2019s work was brought to a close.WHAT ZUTOO TABLETS DO.They cure Neuralgia, Sick Headache, or other form of Headache in thirty minutes.They break up a Cold in a night.They stop painful menstruation in women.They cure Car Sickness and Sour Stomach.There is one thing they will not do: They will not affect the heart.In this they are unlike other Headache cures.Price 25c.IRISH LAND BILL.Mr.Windham Unwilling to Allow Amendments Wanted by Mr.; Redmond.The London Daily Mail says it understands that the Government has caused it to be known that unless an Irish party on the vital floints of the Land Bill before it is again brought up for consideration in the House of Commons the measure will be withdrawn, The Government believing that it is practically impossible, in view of the present attitude of the Irish, to carry the bill, have thus thrown the responsibility for wrecking the measure upon the Irish members, who insist upon amendments that Mr.Wyndham, chief for Ireland, the introducer of the bill, is unable to accept.No official communications have passed between the Government and the Irish members, but it is belieyed that the firm attitude of Mr Wyndham has already had some effect on Mr.John Redmo: leader of the Irish party in the House, who will regard as valuable and important such minor concessions as Mr.Wyndham may make.The Mail declares that the Nationalists will not accept responsibility for wrecking the bill, and will be amenable when it is next discussed.butes the Government's decision re- FIZRE ie: i \u2018was | té John sion seriously injured two men.\u201d used for over sixty years by millions of moth ars ror their children while teething, with perfect success.guns, ailays all pain, cures wind colics, and is the best remedy for di the poor little sufferer immediately.Sold by druggists in every part of the world, five cents a bottle.Be sure and ask for Mrs.ferring especially to the gracious and Winslow's Soothing Syrup,\u201d and take no other nd.CHARLAND\u2014At Stanstead, June 21,a s n to LITTLE\u2014At Barton Landing, Vt., a daughter e.CHAPMAN-MAGOON\u2014At Minton, SUMNER-WEST\u2014By the Rev.Geor agreement can be arrived at with the M Smith's Mills, P.Q., June 22, 1903, GREAT ORLEBRATION AT BARTON, - ENT OM JULY OEM = There will be à grand a Roaring Brook Fark, Barton, Vi, ou July éth.The Orleans County Fair Association has prepared a,very elaborate frogram which will be carried out the satisfaction of all.The races, four classes having been pro- races promise to be close and exciting.A large number of special attractions have been secured which will provide amusements for all classes.There will be a game of base ball between the Hardwick and St.Johns- strong teams and are sure $0 afford sport for the people from start to finish.Good music in \u2018attendance.Admission twenty-five cents; children under ten years fifteen cents.\u201cIn San Francisco they have a union of grave diggers, whose mem- oh bers are on a strike, says the Burlington News.To show their determination they filled with water a grave which had been dug by the superintendent of one of the cemeteries, and the funeral party had to wait while the water was bailed out.Also they blew up a crematory where a body was to be incinerated and the explo- For Over Sixty Years.Mrs.Winslow's Soothing Syrup has bee It soothes the child, softens the iarrhœa.It will relieve swenty \u2014_\u2014 BORN.Mr.and Mrs.KE.E.Charland, of Lawre , .o wrence to Mr.and Mrs.Wallace Lit! -_ ue., on Wednesday, June 17th, 1308, at the Sorin ped Mr.Howard 5.Slack, brother-in law of e groom, Char! oungest daughter of Mr.Lewis Magoon ot\u201d Minton: que to Guy D.G.Chapman of Ayer's Flat, ge P.Gilman, at the Congregational Church at Waverly Mass., on vo day evening, June 18th, Dr.H.H.Summer, ôf Lowell, , to Edith M., daughter of John West, of Waver-.ly, Maes.COOPER\u2014Of Parrlyeis, at Lowell Mass., June 14, 1908, Charles Francis Cooper.ased Jeaves ® widow and a daughter to mourn or him.DIONNE\u2014At Pont de Maskinongé, Que., June 12.1908, Augustin Dionne, sr formerly of Rock Island.aged 73 years, lu months, and 21 ys.r MAGOON\u2014At the General Hoapital, Boston, ass, June 8th, of pn-umonia and heart failure, Omer A.Magoon, son of Charles and Rosmand Magoon, age 34 years.Beware of Ointments for \u20acatarrh that contain Mercury.as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole sys tem when entering it through the mucous surfaces.Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from utable physi: cians, as the damage they will do is tenfold to the good ou can possibly derive from them.Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F.J.Cheney & Co .Toledo, Ohio, contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly .J.Che- .'Testimoniais free.Sold b: - gists, price 75c.pr bottle.y Drag Hall's Family Pills are the best.Sealed vided, with purses of $300 each.These on bury teams.Theses are exceptionally secepted \u201d ment only) and that the same will be par be 15th to the 80th June.both days inclusive.LIBERATION.remainder minor and vant 1'abail claim pres né ie dense asy debe Sal eern eantracted by him , , OF Lsiang, Que, RAYON D'OR, jy.De ETA Pet, Coch at, 5a er of prise (Gold Meda) pes rin Ci Sarat os Faire, Jamestown, N° Tin 1665 snd i?classes \" r his get nt Jamestown, N.on In GE dour of Medal as Boston Horse Bho» in 1891\u2014and de pire a New England rair at Worcenter 1) Rayon D'Or, Jr.is aix years old, igh too ha.thaws She blood und Drege: FOR SALE.Carriage Bors.YAY fir cla plotod or petondtan ayer aisle pe armee of at Tenders marked (Sealed rares A The lowest or any tender nol pecemartly Committee | JGBS; &: BOWER.Alves, Dat e E ROBINSON Bw?PORSE Roan Ayers Pat, P.Q.Will make the season tor\" voler A Ay ea pe He flor.eto, In aber.ready for tmediate he can be dover oy Jay in he forenion, af: æ M.L.WILLIAMS, Georgeville.usure for mares from a distance at reason.ord casualties to mares and foals a the own.WANTED\u2014AT ONCE ee api: \u2014 \u2019 CLARK, Stansteag, J ! Two men to drive our Jadder wagons, Per.| 220 1908.9 manent employment and good salaries to com - petent men.Also spruce plank wanted in \u2018any quantity.FRONTIER LUMBER CO., ol \u2018 Rock Island, Que.1] CAPITAL, $2,900,000, PuovixcE or QUEBEC) UPERIOR COURT.RESERVE FUND, 2,900,000.of 8t.Francis, § No.12.HEAD OFFICE TORONTO.Dame Betsey Bmma Batchelder of the Township of Stanstead in she District of St.Francis, wife comman ag to property of Eara N.Curtis of the same place\u2014Farmer\u2014has, this day instituted an actin for separation of property ngainst her said husband.; H.M.HOVEV, Attorney for Plaintiff.Sherbrooke, April 28, 1008.8éw5 E.B.Oprke, M.P., President.W.D.mF Vice-President, BOARD OF DIRECTORS: A.W, Austin, W.R.Brock, M.P., T, Eaton, J.J.Foy, K.C., Win.Inch © T.G.BROUGH, Gen.Mgr.H.J.BEBHUNE, Inspector.and School Commissioners of the Township of Stanstead, Province of Quebec, PUBLIC NOTICE Af a regular session of the Muninipal Council of the Municipality of the the Township of Stanstead to be held at the hall loges x .Office of the Municipal a Savings Bank Department, Interest allowed on deposits of 1.0 and upwards at highest current rates and compounded half- early.No unnecessary delay in withdrawing.Drafts on Canadian, American and toreign points cashed and issued.We have exceptional facilities for making collevtions upon all points, Current accounts of business men and others received upon favorable rms.| A General Banking Business transacted.STANSTEAD BRANCH, P.B.TUCKER, Acting Manager, BOSTON & MAINE RAILROAD.Stanstead & Derby Line Branch.at the of mond, Smith's Mills, Que., ou Monday July » commencing at the hour of 10 o'clock am., a revision and amendment of the Valuation Roll of aforesaid Municipality will take lace.All interested parties are requested to present.C.A, JENKINS, Sec\u2019y-Treas.Smith\u2019s Mills, P.Q., June 8, 1008.81 MAPLEWOOD FARM.pa Before buying investigate the merits of the FROST & OUD Farm Implementa\u2014the best FOR SALE\u2014I good Farm Horse, 8 yrs.old.F.H.MORRILL, Way's Mills.Eastern Townships Back.| Dividend No.87.Notice is hereby given that a Dividend of FOUR PER CENT.for the current half-year.and a BONUS of |- one-half of one per cent.has been deciared upon the paid up Capital Stock of this Bank .(but on new stock to apply from date of pay- SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.In Effect June 22, 1903.1 at the Head Office and Branches on an ter ° Thursday, 2nd day of July next.The Transfer Books will be closed from the TRAINS LEAVE STANSTEAD: For North\u20145.07 a.m., 1.27 and 0.31 p.m.For South\u20146.08 a.m., 12.20, 3.26 ard 10.26 p.m.TRAINS ARRIVE AT STANSTEAD: From South\u20145.27 and 8.25 a.m., 1.57 and 10.2 p.m.1.Gene r, From North\u20146.87 a.m., 12.52 and 10.57 p.m.Sherbrooke, 3rd June, 1008, TRAINS LEAVE BOCK ISLAND AND DERBY LISE: By order of the J.MACKINNON, ral Manage! PRrovice or Queszo, School Municipa ty of the Township of Stanstead.PUBLIC NOTICE Monday, The mieth path} dore SF onday, the hour of ten of the morning.att e Hall of en that there will be held on ¢ oses Raymond, Smith's Mills, Que., a meeting of the proprietors tate of this unici) ty, entered as such u the Valuation their School ll and having paid al Taxes and other contributions to proceed with gs Sohool meme En .Brown an el whose term of office will then expire.mp B.W.MORRILL, Chai .C.A.JENKINS, Bec'y Treas.jog of the prop dent householders of the Municipality of the fvuship of Barnston will be he 3 lity on Monday, the sixth day of .on on ay he y of July, 1908, at ten nd, June rd, 1006, The home rule Dally News attri- eee to; NOTICE.MirOyINCE or $ UAE, } un ofthe Town hy of Bera, T IG Publis Notice is hereby given that a meet- rietors real estate and resit the T Corner, in said Municipe 1 orenoon,, for the pu of electing à School Commission Homer L.Cleveland, whose term of office vi then expire.Office of the Board of a h rd School Commissioners HIRAM HOWE, Secretary-Treasu rer Nw?TENDERS WANTED.The School Commissioners of the of Hatley invite Sealed materials and labor fr the £ and improvements to he School building at Hatley Vil .viz.To raise ap the buliding one excavate underneath a room build the wall and chimney.to plaster the ceilings with as- 9, fo sheathe the inside walls roughont, ra The whole to completed, Septem: ber ist, 1088.Tenders marked healed Teuders) Nr.Blwin Howe.Hatter, oto Tar doy The lowest or any tender mot necessarily T 5.11 am.for Sherbrooke, Montreal (G.T.j Quebec (G.T.& Q.C.) FOR SALE.6.10 a.m., for Boston and New York, for Mon treal (C.P.) One two-seated Surrey nearly new, also one be sold 7208.m, (freight station 7.89) for Sherbrooke Concord Wagon.will very cheap.(mixed.) A D.F.DAVIS, Ayer\u2019s Fiat, P.Q.18.2 p.m.for South.181 p.m.for Sherbrooke, Island Pond and Montreal, (G.T.) 8,80 p.m., for South.(accommodations and Montreal (C.P.) 0.85 pa for Montreal (G.T.) Quebec (G.T.& 10.89 p.m.for Boston and New York.TRAINS ARRIVE AT ROCK ISLAND AND NOTICE.All accounts due the Estate of the Late Chas.O'Rourke have been placed in my hands for collection and must be paid immediately to save costs.:*__J.F.PAQUETTE, Attorney.Rock Island, May 26, 1908.0 DERBY LINE: From South\u20145.38 and 8.28 a.m., 1.33, 6.55 and .58 p.m.From North\u20148.38 a.m., 12.48 and 10.57 p.m.FOR SALE.T Hcavy Work-H a D.J.FLANDERS, G.P.& T.À.Two Good.ork-Horses, five years old; well broken.Xppiy to , y 88 G.R.CASS, Ayer's Fiat, Que.NOTICE.All persons are forbidden to fish in m d or trespass on my premises under petal ty of prosecution.Stanstead, Juno 6, 1908.6.8 VEITE, SUMMER TIME TABLE bee York Express trains oo ean Mondo aD To a All other in effect.Monday.une 15th, 1908.IAAVING SBEBRBROOKE.EXPRES8\u2014Leave Bherlrooke 9.008.m.; arrive Levis 1.10 p.m.; arrive Que bec 1 1m.Paliman Palace Cars New daily, except Monday.BOSTON EXPRESS\u2014Leave Sherbrookv +0 à.prive Levis 12,00 noon: arrive Quebec Palace ALL WE ASK is that you ve us a oall before you buy your _ p.m.Iman Cars Boston to Full Dress Shirt, Quebec daily, except Sunday.\u2019 PASSENGER\u2014Leave Sherbrooke 350 pm.; am.bec fu p.White Oollars and Oufts, BP md rire an ta Que m.Puliman bec daily, except Sunday.\u2018 \u2014 Leave Sherbrooke 11.6 A arrive Lois 8.40 on.arrive Quebec bain.Daily, except Sunday.oo Also connecting trains on Megantic Division.ARRIVING AT SRERBROOKE.NEW YORE EXPRESS-\u2014Leave Quebec 1.431 m, ; leave 2.05 p.Dear Sherbrooke Ol 4s.Pullman Psisce (\u2018ars Quechee to .f et daily, nxzospt saturday.ä PRESS 3,80 p.m\u2026: ë Leu .NE eee Se Dr 9.0 kb Pullman Prince Cars.Quebec to Boy daily.exoept Sunday.PASSENGER\u2014Leave Quebec 7.80 a.m: eave À: mas 5 are Bre Yortiand ACCOMMODATION =Leave Quebec 7.00 p.m.* brooke 9.30 om Lore TR dT cept Sunny.White Kid Gloves, White Lawn or Silk Ties, Patent Leather Pumps, Patent Leather Shoes, White and Jas : Ladies\u2019 Patént oo or time siokets, and ail information to any of, Oompany\u2019s Agents.fore DY ,H.L8H, Lo - Sd bo agent.ELA su ao.al- GBA mie SoS .Cp mt al A PA bet te LY hd NS BS AY Tee BD ID A) A FA MS me sh RALPH M.CANFIELO, M.D., L.B.6.P.(London) Ete.191 Massachusetts Avenne, Bouton.Office hours : 1%8P.M, 7to8P.M.DR.J.EG.TOMKINS, Plain, tes gure: Sto0 4, shi dana stor ra.1] and People's .C.RUGG, M.D., C.M.Physician and Surgeon.Office opposite residence of Hon.M.F.Hackett.Stanstead Plain, Que.Bell Telephone No.84.T.D.WHITCHER, M.D., Physician and Surgeon.Beebe Plain, P.Q.Office at Residence.Bell and People's \u2019Phone.C.|.MOULTON, L.D.9.Dentist, Stanstead Plain, Que- ERASTUS P.ALL, Veterinary 5 Graduate of Montreal ve » Que.a EF ai Les Par, ook Taian Quo CHAS.H.MANSUR, Advooate, Rock Island, P.Q.Office over Pike Bros\u2019 Store.F.HACKETT, vocate, Solicitor, &o., Stanstead Plain Pie Will attend all courts in the trict.Collec tions a specialty H.M.HOVEY, Advooate, Rock Island.Que.U.8.P.O.address, Derby Line, Vt.EDWARD AUDINWOOD, Undertaker & Embalmer, Derby Line, Vt., and Rock Island, P.Q.Ladies and Children Invited.All ladies and children who cannot stand the shocking strain of laxative syrups, cathartics, ete., are invited to try the famous Little Early Risers.They are different from all other pills.They do not ot purge thé system.Even Inot gripe, weaken a double d or sicken; many Fee le call them the Easy Pill.owell, Houston.Tex., says nothing better can be used for constipation, sick headache, etc.Bob Moore, Lafayette, Ind., says all others gripe and sicken, while De- Witt\u2019s Little Early Risers do their work well and easy.Sold By, Bige- low\u2019s Pharmacy Newport, hop\u2019s, West Derby, Vt.A Card.We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to refund the money on a 50- cent bottle of Greene's arranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure your sous or cold.We also gaarantee 8 25-cent bottle to prove sat! factory or money refanded.J.T.Flint.BROWN'S HILL.Miss Helen Ayer who spent the winter in Montreal, is at home again.Mr.and Ms.J.F.Bryant of South Stukely, wer® guests on Saturday at the home of Mr.E.E.Temple.Miss Mary Davis spent a part of last week with Miss Elsie Flanders.Mr.A.B.Davis is having consider- sbie repairing done to his house both inside and out.Mrs.Gardner Ayer (pot grandma Merrill as misrepresented lust week has had a shock and is conside seriously fil.Mrs.Singleton Ketchum spent the first of the week visiting her father and friends here.There will be no service in the -=chool house on-Sand ay.Mr.A.K.Lewis of Osage, Iowa, and Mr.Amos Curtis visited at Mr.E.E.Temple\u2019s on Monday.Mr.Lewis is a cousin of the latter and hes not been in this country for about bwenty- five years.Poultry and Bee Notes.Spring dwindling is the result of bad \u2018Winter management.Hives should not be shifted on the \u2018flands, as this confuses the bess and leads to trouble.Stump pullers = too cheap to permit sam! ling hy t the né ee zed Le an Invari- i as great a variety as Die EE ace of to pou: LES A man named : Bengal, residing at |\u2019?Chradian Asdestos Compauy k Lake and Thetford Mines.Drlurael; appeared before Jadge Mul ; Yens as Sherbrooke last Th à charge of selling bat à Meense.Ho \u2018pleaded Dot pulls, bed was convicted snd Sued 68) and cout, Dis | amounting ju all to $72.65.\u2018 Me.Gens Pool of Hatley wae at Me.| H.& Calls, Saturday.Mrs.W.Morgan.and dsughter, Doris ot Conticook visited friends here last week, Mise Jane Putney of Sherbrooke, is visiting her sister, Mrs.A.Vance.Mr.and Mrs.H.M.LeBaron of Valley Ford, Cal, are guests of Mr.and Mrs.0.O.LeBaron.Mr.Dana Hunting of Montreal, is spending a vacation with friends here.Several of our young people attended the wedding of Miss Nina Howe at East Hatley, Monday evening.Miss Helen LeBaron was at Mr.J.W.McConnell\u2019s Monday evening.Mrs.Iva Laughlin of Chicago, Mrs.©.Cameron (Carrie Miller) child and attendant of Montreal, are at.the home of Mr.James Miller for the summer.Mre.H.Hibbard of McConnell visited friends here last week.Mrs.Jas.W.McKay is steadily improving in health since her return from California.Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Colt were in Barton Landing last week, the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Wallace Little.Miss Miller of Montreal, is the guest of Mrs.A.H, Kesar.Mrs.H.Hawse has been stopping with Miss H.Hussey at McNerny\u2019s.Mr.John Johnson was at home over Sufiday from Compton Co.where he has been buying wool.The many friends of Miss A.O.Le- Baron are pleased to see her home again.The celebration under the auspices of the North Hatley brass band on Dominion Day promises to be an event of unusual interest.Extensive preparations are being made by the band and citizens generally to make the affair second to none of the kind outside the large cities.A street parade of horribles grotesque and unique at ten o'clock a.m.will be followed by games in the afternoon including a base ball match to close with a band concert in the evening.Everybody invited.Miss Susie Peebles visited her sister, Mrs.Parker J.Salls of Duluth at Fitch Bay, Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.Wesley Woodard of Ayer\u2019s Flat, called on friends here this week.\u2018Mrs.James Campbell has not been quite as well the last week.Mrs.A.P.LeBaron is quite ill and is attended by Dr.Bowen of Magog.Mr.Fred Hovey and family of Sherbrooke now occupy their cottage at North Hatley.Mrs.Nelson and two sons of New York, have taken rooms with Mrs.Merritt LeBaron.Mr.G.A.LeBaron entertaived a party of friends numbering about forty at Glen Villa to lunch Sunday who report the occasion to have been à very enjoyable one Kodol Gives Strength by enabling the digestive organs to digest, assimilate and transform ALL of the wholesome food that may be eaten into the kind of blood that our: ishes the nerves, feeds the tissues, hardens the muscles and recuperates the organs of the entire body.Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Catarrh of the Stomach and all stomach disorders.Sold by Bigelow\u2019s Pharmac, ney Newport, Bishop\u2019s, West Derby, KINGSCROFT.Mr.and Mrs.Lester Kennedy and granddaughter of Stanbridge are spending a week with Mrs.Kennedy's brother and other relatives.Mr.and Mrs.Homer Libby left here last Saturday for their western home.They go by Boston, New York and Chicago.Miss Helen Edson is home from Sherbrooke.Mies Liszie Bradley closed her school in this district last Friday.She has taught here four years and is re-en- gaged for another year.Mr.C.Kent is on the sick list.Mr.Fred Duff has given his house a new coat of paint which greatly improves its looks.re OWE, Thoin, © yes.ond row, sll draggin.Another accident ocourred at the Wolfe street bridge, Sherbrooke, Pri- dey.A laborer named Montmiguy, epgaged in the removal of the old bridge, was struck by a falling beam and seriously injured.Four of \u2018is ribs were broken, but his injuries wu.not likely prove fatal.Mr.Levi P.Moore, who for a number of years was principal of Knowl- ton Academy as well as librarian at the Pettes Memorial Library, is about leaving Knowlton to assume the direction of St.Francis College, Richmond.The citizens of Knowlton are arranging for the presentation of a testimonial to Mr.Moore.\" \"Mrs.Carrie Hall eldest daughter of 8.C.Ellis, was accidentally killed at Lakeside, near Montreal, the other day.She stepped off the wrong side of a train and was struck by a through express.Deceased was a native of Waterloo.She was the mother of Harry Hall, Warden of the Fish and Game Protection society of the Province of Quebce.Mr.Robert P.8.Martin of the O.P.R.staff, Sherbrooke, was married, June 17th, to Miss Georgie Bostwick, eldest daughter of Mr.A.D.Bostwick of that city.The ceremony was performed by Rev.P.L.Richardson assisted by Rev.W.H.Stevens, uncle of the bride.Mr.Martin, brother of the groom acted as beat man and Miss Minnie Bostwick, sister of the bride as bridesmaid.At the convocation of Bishop\u2019s College, Lehinoxville, last Thursday, Hon.H.T.Duffy provincial treasurer, announced that the Government would give a sum, not less than 85,000 to the Jubilee Fund of the university.Senator Baker of Sweetsburg, was the only member of the graduating class of 1853 present at convocation.Mr.Baker and Mr.Puffy were recipients of the degree of D.C.L.At the closing of the senior department of Sherbrooke Academy, Stewart Greenshields, on behalf of the teachers and pupils presented an address, accompanied by a very handsome travelling bag and a set of ebony backed brushes to the retiring principal, J.H.Keller.On behalf of the old boys of the school, Mr.J.B.Howard presented Mr.Keller with a handsome chain and locket.L.Miller, who is living with his son, Joseph Miller, on what is known as Chase hill near Magog, left home the other day to visit his son Charles, on the Sherbrooke road.When crossing a pasture near his destination he had a shock which paralyzed one eide of his body and left him unconscious.A neighbor by the name of Turcotte saw him and with Police Gingras went to his assistance.The unfortunate man was immediately taken home where he remains, but with slight hopes of recovery.W.K.Baldwin\u2019s store at Baldwin\u2019s Mills was burglarized on the night of the 16th inst.The thieves used a ladder to reach an upper window through which they entered and stole the contents of the cash drawer amounting to fifty or sixty dollars.No goods were stolen.Upon the night in question the proprietor neglected to remove the money before leaving the store according to his usual custom.The Waterloo Advertiser says; \u201cTwo individuals representing themselves as agents for the Crown Mail Order House, 782 Dorchester street, Montreal, have been taking orders during the past few days to the north and south of this town, for suits of men\u2019s clothing made to measure.They represent their establishment as being on a vast scale in comparison with which the well-known house of T.Eaton and Co.of Toronto, was but a small country store\u2019 These canvassers pretended to sell men\u2019s suits delivered at their residence for $11 and 912, but a careful examination of the written agreement signed by the purchaser showed very plainly that 96.50 waa to be added tothe $13, thus making 918.50 for the suit.Some of the victims having realized that they had been swindled, came to this place and after taking legal advige, ore at out warrants against these parties.After being held over Sunday for examination, they finally on Monday morning, the 15th inet.made overtures for a settlement which were accepted by ak those fortunate to have heard of thelr arrest, after which they immediately left for a new field in which to wy on their operations.\u201d CARD OF THANKS.and neighbors for thelr kind amiy- tasice durtug the sickuies sad death !0t bis beloved wife.- M yi ae ge, Mr.Wallace Brown deslees to om-| \u2018 tend his heartfelt shanks to his friends ; ra tre shoul moving te Any.are good, kind neighbors.is going te stop for the present at hor farm which eho lately sald.Mrs.Jobn Watson spent Setupddy and Sunday with heb slater ss Moust fri-nés.It Is with regret we hear of of the sudden death of old Mre, Kimp- ton as she was dearly loved by all her friends bere.The family have the sympathy of all.Mrs.Lunderville returned from her viuit at Concord on evening, much improved by the change.We are glad to see her back.Mrs.Hartley of Graniteville visited her mother, Mrs.Wheeler, last week.Our school will close.next Tuesday with a oonoert and picnic for the children.The rain of the past few days was wore in grent need of more rain.Camp meeting as usual makes a great deal af travel.Henry Longeway is quite sick at his home at West Derby at present.Mr.and Mrs.Lunderville and Mrs.Comstock attended the funeral of Mrs.Kimpton at Apple Grove on Monday.Mr.and Mrs.Frank Gale of Water- ville were in the place last Monday.We hear a Mr.Dobson takes Mr.Bradford\u2019s place.Mr.Bradford leaves this week and will drive to Montreal.Wallace Brevoort raised the frame for his house on Tuesday.The two-year-old child of George Soutiere died from choking to-day.CASWELL'S MILLS, Mr.Eugene Hartwell of Leominis- ter, Mass., was in town last week visiting relatives.Elder F.W.Fairbanks of West Derby was in town last week.Mr, Otis Moulton was in town recently.Little Willie Hill is very sick at this writing.He is attended by Dr.Whit- cher of Beebe Plain.Quite a number of people are taking in the camp meeting at Beebe Plain.As our pastor is attending the camp no preaching at the Church next Sunday.Miss Kittie Maxwell Is in quite poor health and is not able to attend school.Elder 8.M.Wales went to Danville 30 fill an appointment for Elder Chas.Shattuck last Sunday.few days in Barton.Mrs.Harry Bickford (once known as Miss Edith E.Hartwell) formerly of this place but at the time of her death a resident of Evansville, fell peacefully asleep in Jesus, June 12th, 1903, aged 21 years and 26 days.She always had a kind word and loving smile for all.But we sorrow not ae those who have no hope.She leaves a companion, three small children, one an infant a few days old, mother, sister and two brothers and many other relatives to mourn her loss.The floral tributes were numerous and beautiful given by kind friends and relatives.thon wast troc and faithful, patient all Cheerful as the skies te even E When the mists have passed away.Dearest sister, we shall mise thee Now no more thy voice we hear; But though e we still shail bless thee, Por to us tl 00 wast most des \u2018Where no tomb can us Trunks, valises, etc., at bottom prices at Melloon\u2019s.| Pp foplly à Lier Davis Is on the sink lat.We tre sor] lose Mr.and Mre.Davie.They) We are gisd Mrs.Lows Comitesky more than welcome as grass and grain meeting at Beebe Plain there will be | Mies Edith Demick is spending a\u2019 MORE THAN, ONE.= 25e CBr ead Ah To ; A 9 \u201d ek pnt done ae ci 1 ood, we #7 Ai a RY wee go oe Canon cs qe = wit\u2019 of 9 ie sometime | er We would like to show you our stock of Fine.Imported Goods.J.A.BEGIN, FASHIONABLE TAILOR.Formerly Cutter at the late Charles O'Rourke's.4TH OF JULY \u2014_\u2014\u2014 AT \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Roaring Brook Park, Barton I'S RACES.2.50 Class, Purse $200.[2.18 Class, Purse 2.25 Class, Purse 200.Purse Some of the special attractions which will appear on the stage in P front of the grand vi ap pe s THE GREAT BOXING CANGAROO.ng act of animal agility.This act is certainly a great le forth surprise and merigent, y HACKER & LESTER.Comedy, sensational, acrobatic bicycle artiste.The best in America or Euro po: SPAULDING BROS.In their clever and very funny acrobatic acts, consisting of daring flights, tremendous leaps, and startling headforemost dives from lofty heights.JAMES ERWIN, .An adroit, skilful, and daring performer of the balancing trapeze.CARMO, KING OF THE LADDER In remarkable acrobatic and balancing feats While gianding on either feet or head on rotnds of an unsupported perpendicular er.Good musio in attendance.There will be a game of base ball between the 8t.Johnsbury and Hardwick teams, commencing at 10.00a.m.These are strong teams and will put up a good game.Reduced rates on the railroad.Admission twenty-five cents.Children under ten years, 15 cents.- $200 200 A most su novelty, and CLOSING OUT SALE! In order to close out my business I will sell ata big discount the remainder of my stock, consisting of NEW AND 2ND HAND LAP ROBES, WHIPS, BLANKETS, BRUSHES, SWEAT PADS, FLY NETS, ETC.Farm Implements Consisting of Plows, Harows, Mowing Machines, Hay Rakes, It:there is anythin tainly can save Come at once and HENRY T.BALL.in the line that you want sale.% by taking advantage of t y take your choice.Summer Shoes.a STRAW HATS.0.F.CASWELL, Derby Line, Vt.Summer Underwear Summer Shirts.es LÉ as che PF - or : ors Monts of tpe Notions.Lo Just after the » \u201ctt ve paltors the Weskinglen \u201cThe i ; stories ; oi derre ork \"+ much \u2018 : test of Amaries.\u201d S En dde iy college rtugal and ye A Saberation, od States Government are mes *, one day: \u201cHa to Po that should ome.of the a > replied a short.lease of > for the se interest : An unseated member : Lar dummy shells, .« The object Ey odie q ture was » to prove that the \u2018American\u2019 navy eas be inf 2 friend hy erase the oenan to take the Sflenslye.\u201cJus | te come back, ve ose back, 20 new and extended Heid of mssfuiness for K the ex-legiele the property-market as well as a fresh before enters Christian bel era of prosperity for countries and citiss Ness of \u2018hat wuerkraut, Or : remove all A dec't think which have known better days, Perhaps fore the knot is tied, it is proper loops but four, and bare four holes ia ; to death.\u201d before long we may ses some such ad- & gh should fortily herself with us| POR IL four, 82d bore four Boles 18 | a tisements as these:\u2014 .; + 2 The late Augustus Hare was fond of \u201cThat .ty known 7 TED.room t for Yet thls does not imply recklessnese nor| de barrel so that twelve plants will ; relating an amusing incident which illus that ie works wary od ening It Armd Maronaood re pol A Ma rie that superficial any I from one sub a pen 1 Sve Jos high = make trated the absent-mindedness of his ecou- works while you sleep and while you menis.The larger the better.ri Ject to another which precludes a proper tow can be pl.fve inches from tho sa Dean Stanley, and Dr.Jowett.Both wake.It never stops.It is constructed price offered for immediate possession, mastery of the problem.Enough a e 2 D Paced © the motes of were quite devoid of either taste or after the Newtonian theory of creation.Ales wanted, good-sized ocean and part should be taken to hook the man thor-| barrel), make a | emel, and for some reason both were 1t has something in it that just keeps it fleet.\u2014Wire, W.H., Potedam, Germany.Oughly, and when he is properly and jroper depth, bore two holes, one gbove the other, using a bit one and one halt ches, and Cut out ead between the two holes, you wi en bave à u tole one and one half by three inches.bac, ome years 1 suffered with Put about two inches of firm gravel or leucorrhœa, and falling\", tne pains, zoarse sand in the bottom of the bare | tried many remedies % v womb, rel.When planting put the plants as gave any positive relie = \u201cCthing sear the top of the holes as possible, to \u201c1 commenced taking Lydia allow for settling of the soil.Use clay, Pinkham\u2019s Vegetable Com r= well mixed with rotted manure; put in ip June, 1901, Waa I had taken au ll about three inches above the first frst half bottle, I felt a vast im roy ; tow of holes, being careful not to have ment, and have now taken ten Bottle : it too wet.with the result that I feel like à re \u201cThe first row of holes must be eight woman.When 1 commenced taking mches from the bottom of barrel.Get (the Vegetable Compound 1 felt all à and stamp the soll solid, then loosen Worn out and was fast approaching #ith a trowel where the plants go and complete nervous collapse, Pweiphog plant that row.Spread the roots out only 98 pounds.Now I Weigh 10934 well, then put acil about one-half way poudds and am improving every day.8p to the next row of holes.Now take gladly testify to the benefits re.§ common drain tile, twelve Inches long |eived.\u201d~- Mas.C.Tupuax, 423 West, #7 tbree or four inches in diameter, pug Sita cf 3 mond, Va.vas 25000 gore ir \u2018When a medicine has been sue= in more than a million at ithoot ti a 22 believe it wo he me?\u201d not Surely you cannot wish to re- À inordinately fond of tes.One morning whirli on end on, at eo much per re-| TO BE LET, for summer season.Large steadily in hand, to study him until the À they bad each drunk eight cups, when volutes and nobody knows what k keeps ancient city; great historical and anti.possibilities are exhausted.Only then - suddenly, as Jowett rose from his table, it moving, and nobody can stop it.\u201d quarian interest.Admirably adapted for should he be relinquished, and another be exclaimed: \u201cGood gracious! 1 forgot «That's funny.\u201d sieges, surprises, sorties, ete.Artillery, specimen should be selected, and so on Bd : to put the tea in!\u201d Neither had noticed \u201cFunny, yes.But very sad in Ameri- men, etc, can be let with city if desired,| Until the final adjustment.A the omission as they sipped their favor- ca.Listen to it.Heer Ît running right | or bring own.\u2014S, P.Q.R, Box 21.\u201cAnd, above all, ziris, do not allow i erage, slong.Thank Confucius and the STREET FIGHTING, every opportun- any false sympathy for the man himself Bismarck, on one occasion, told Sidney gods of the Pale Green Mountains! The ity for\u2014Houses lean across streets; in- to interfere with your end.It is na Whitman of his well-known feat in oys- company never will get the chance viding army inevitably destroyed by tural for him to squirm, but the whole i ter-eating.He was once in Liege, where © road what this meter has recorded.\u201d brickbats from upper windows, European [focess, while painful at the time, will do À le ordered some oysters in a restaurant \u201cBut,\u201d said the Empress, \u201cis there DO tenants preferred.Address, Mayor, Car- m lasting good.[I \u2014fifty to begin with.He saw the lady cape from this in America?liste.\u201cThe ideal, toward which you are di- Co behind the counter look up in surprise; \u201cNome.\u201d BARGAIN.\u2014Benutiful green island of.Fecting your efforts, is, of course, to se #0, when he had eaten them, wishing to \u201cIt must be worse than manifest des- fered for internecine warfare.Home quire sich a working knowledge of 8 800 what effect it might have on her, he dar\u201d grown enemy always in stock.Moonlight men that, when you are marzied, the 1 ; ordered another fifty, und so on, until \u201cIt la\u201d ith tbat Operations; every attraction.No Eng- turergement of one will be & secon Be i Le bad eaten one hundred and seventy \u201cWu,\u201d remarked Tsi Ann, wi lish need apply \u2014 Write, Erin, Euro re ure\u2014a habit of life that imposes no ] F oysters.Mr.i \u201c tntelligent smile which has enalirined her RULER of e and pleasant ditional strain and does not take away only fair to reitman das Ba ul No in the hearts of curio collectors.\u201cWu, pas vacancy tor pupil to learn sutocracy your attention from the other enjoy ; bability they were the email Ostend va.I em glad were sent to America.At and give moral su port.Live in palace, mente that you have a right to expect.il \\ Tiety.\u201d one time almost had decided to be- Excellent mixed shooting.Strong head To be constantly Astonished at somme Des 0 come civilized.of Armenians in fmmediate vicinity.and hitherto unsus pecu : of noplain Russell of the Missouri House \u201cSo bad 1\u201d acknowledged Wu, \u201cbut Army provided if wished, but better pour (alleged) lord and master, when, i : od the efeacy of 2 cons lica.the bite of the dog, as the foreign devils bring own.Religious convictions no bar.By & brilliant series of reliminary en- tion that is ssid to have tres oor the But.it: will cure the hair.\u201d \u2014Chicago _ Address, Caliph, Yildiz Kiosk.(Ex.gagements beforehand, this might have , attitude of the members the Bro re \u201cTribune.\u201d cellent testimonials.) n obviated, is, to say the least, ynfor.IR TEEN ! ps ; \u2018 Y ts on try, desert preferred (with lions and alli- » furs, during the chapiain's petition.\u201c0 A Queen's Thoug! gtors), for settlement of undesirable emphasis, that ff a gel wéited to fing Prayed, ask that those in The Queen of Roumania\u2019s latest liter ï ; liens.\u2014-Apply Howard Vincent, Army out all the peculiarities of men before this house who rise to their feet for i itled \u201cWhispered apna wavoPhd it- she married, sne would never marry a: main weak and sick.pesyer wh.Dot continue to read their Ward The theme.che touches oo is, ah Navy Auxiliary Stores, Great Br ell.And there is considerable truth in Mrs.Pi whose address while is Lynn, Mass., will answer cheerfully and without cost all letters addressed to her by sick women, Perhaps she has just the knowl edge that will help your case\u2014 pers the chaplain prays.Grant rriage, and here aro s few Soon 0) tif oppor- this.Qu they may bave some respect for \u2018Les vegectionss tunity for expert eimai ouloahed \u201cWhat » girl should strive for, how- God if they have not for the chaplain.\u201d The moment the thought of patience prospects, no charges.\u2014John Bull, Lon- ever, is not only to discover & man\u2019s pe- Recently a Virginia girl went to Weaab- | flita through the mind in marriage, the don, England.(Testimonial: \u201cSince 1 Culiarities, but to learn how to su ue ington to visit the parents of her fiance.marriage has, strictly speaking, ceased 10 game to London I have found it neces- them to her own uses.For, beneath hi- pon her return home her old colored exist, use love has vanished, ON sary to go nowhere else \u2014Haman Un- envelope of weakness and cunning and try her to-day \u2014 it costs nothing, Maminy came to see her, and said to her.which alone this relationship can be built hungski.\u201d) / roughness and tactlessness, man, after 8 \u201cHoney, Aa you goin\u2019 to git mar- up and preserved.ty fatho all, js 3 useful pi He is 2 good .t had not be whi ful m stands viduallt machine to pa with, receive uac- announced, 0 the young woman replied: ner at, pi comes to us Indi ee les.less ornaments from on anniversarie: It In tne center of the darref, and #11 FOR SALE.\u201cWhy, I don\u2019t know, auntie; 1 t , natural, simple and tri 1 and holidays, to ward off burglars with.| \"SEF ay, We des (om, not se thing of course , simp George Doux one piriends of ore abe to escort one to functions, to consult the barrel with soll Meuse above the GEO.M.KOBINSON that!\u201d The old colored woman ssid:| Unto love every little foible and pe-| House With the Green Shutters\u201d are About the baby\u2019s peekedness, and last, Dext row of holes art M ed hen : sLawe-e-me, but that suttanly am | culiarity is dear.Every sacrifice is el preparing his blogra hy, widch will be but Rot least, to feed.For every woman rie Dot wo Move tne, cover up the pity ut, Miss N , y come which never as i .ion i .0! ave one anima) to feed, .that ole maids is the appiest otters comme to love, putes by Andrew Lang, ang \"the me.man, while often lacking what a dog tile, so as not to get any dirt in tt.At- HARNESSES FOR SALE the tile with coarse sand, then fill up py.ality t es af it go y two-rowed Duck Bill \"SEED 10 Sample net es Sow there is, once they quits strugglin\u2019\u201d In presence of the world no doubt Ît| moir by Cuthbert Lennox.Other friends has, answers the purpose perhaps as ter Dlanting the Bon ro.ne he for Samp Dare af, agile Driving Harnesses 7 Rear Admiral Frank Wildes, who died is proper that forbearance should be ex.give their reminiscences of Brown's life well.\u2018tile with sand again.Then put in THE TELFORD & CHAPMAN MFG.CO.To pope dsr er nr A tr, ago | mt de mit Cut thre | hi ns Dir Pan start that a Boston clergyman outsiders shoul ouch 8 BOP | À letter cf condolence to Tobias Lear, \u201cbout a ove a a : .and .once gave his congregation.\u201cI pl, born the misery of en unhappy union.\u2019 March 30, 1706, signed by both George ® \u2018fine frenzy\u2019 and a peculiar beauty asain.and pinot that row: and plante .FOR SALE.in Boston,\u201d Admiral Wildes would say, Marriage has but one sole end, to bring and Martha Washington, brought eleven oe Delonge to it alone.And, if this operation until the f tramp One Good Second-Hand PIANO « i into the world, pace , .- .and \u2018war Do hood attended church then until they can protect themselves, hundred and Ha otis, t ower were all loving, it would be rash to re-| \u201cAfter planting the tile rematns ia F.I.CASWELL, beg on hy a one und ar mort: If we could ourselves to look course, the double signature, sald to be linquish this brightest dream for a suc: the barrel; have it empty so as to take ° married after the service.\u2018The minister upon mi goss T, Snorifice, = poe unique, that gave it this value, though Session of lesser commonplace reveries.| the water.In watering you water in F A R M Consisting of 190 acres.made the announcement in this way: I .made, the table set, and the dishes| the barrel for the two top rows.It Fiat.\u201cGood nares tor \u201cThe parties that are to be joined in make much greater ces.and yet sincere sympath .rri t can In merris hey y pe , i iry- e E washed, and practical love requires a would be impossible to water the lower one t« enpage in Dairy matrimony ris present themselves in throw off all restraint, heedless Mor coos has tonne that the Sultan of practieil, working knowledge.So, go on, plants without the tile and the core of for Sale los rar well w keep pod ï rs ed fact that when they act thus their short.folk, En has pe deal of Sirls, and learn your lessons beforehand, sand.You can water the plants too Twenty-Five Cows; 400 Bugar Trees.Imme- pare Souls That Dream o comings assume and tnd i Barone The p good 4 is be.| While you have \u2018enough text-books, and much.Fill the tile once per day, and |diste possesai For further particulars on.lyto GEO.M.ROBINSON, Ayer's Flat, Senator Hour Massach their good ualities dwindle to ing- i do not wait until you are limited to one put about two quarts of water on the app his Bible v well, trom cover Le over, nese \u2019 other Saree, appre ei one that the present only, with regard to the number, don't! outside of tile.After cold weather sets $ : ery In marriage, more then in wait too long.There is always a last 1 ter! The plants want and draws on it for hilosophy and | form of relationship, one should never rebellion ey be successful, and that hel lover; and it is generally advisable to be Io we quit protection.he Dlant barrel | HIGHEST GASH PRICE with great facility.Only once throw the reins aside, dut always keep y consequence have ce 87: on with the new love before you are off on brick, to keep it off the ground.lt \u2014 PAID FOR\u2014 Prt .: or other country, and partly the result of is he caught tripping in a firm band upon one! .ll his remarkable admiration for foreign With the old.any should die in the summer, you can ° 9 : .\u201cAll this, of course, presu the replant by taking a runner and putting D d Y l Sk the Benate was discussing the Chinese enough to produce a whôle drame.things.tho ls said also ht have de] sited probability of a girl be ng ab e to find ww young plant in the hole, making it dl all ea 118.treaty of 1881.He quoted against the London bank gor nd Jewel in 4 out about @ man beforehand, when Ît| fast with>two little stick exclusion policy St.Paul's declaration: La Era Kendall who is appearing this 18 Botorious that men are not the same \u201cUse the largest fruiting variety that I.8.MELLOON, Rock Island.\u201cFor God hath made of one blood all the She Had an Aim in Life.in \u201cThe Vi B ppeai he before and after.This, however, is not does well In your locality, aud a perfect Buying Agent for Swift & Co, Chicago.nations of the earth.\u201d Senator Miller of \u2014_\u2014 pure n of % Trout uyer,\u201d has just 40 difficult as it seems.Perhaps the best | blooming sort, if possible.Planted California exclaimed: \u201cGo on-\u2014quote the \u201cPenelope, have you any plane for the purchased six hundred acres of land near rule is the rule of contraries.\u2026 The man early in the spring, a fair crop may remainder of the sentence.\u201d \u201cThere is future?\u201d the Bennings race-course, several miles| who promises top much, spends too y pring \"| FOR SALE\u2014CHEAP, the a itself is considered @ model of| Yet sooner or later the fre must be the tile for the lower rows; on top of EF Et 4: : : more : d the same season.\u201d © ssid Mr.Hoar.\u201cOh, yes, The father, a distinguished physiclan,| from Washington, which he intenda to| much, loves too \u2018much beforehand.will be expecte ee there a pme Miller; \u201cfor the ado looked sternly st his thirteen-year-old divide equally among his six boys.Mr.foil most, have less to spend, and love One Pre vered Carriage in tle added to the words which the sena- daughter as he asked this question.Kendall proposes to let each cultivate too little afterward.\u201d Sugar Beet Industry.Onz Sven Buggy, \u2018 tor has just quoted, \u2018and bath deter- es, air,\u201d she answered.his share according to his individual meme The Secretary of Agriculture has Yue Black Sleigh, Blankets.Etc mined the bounds of their habitation.\u201d \u201cYou say it makes you homesick to taste.He will build a comfortable home Musical Gossip.just transmitted to the President for ne 2nd Hand harness, Blankets, Etc.In one of the towns which John Philip **#Y way from home, Penelope.That n d the Rriperty where he can watch the \u2014\u2014 the information of Congress a very full 8.T.F.O'ROURKE.Boum recently visited in England, the i8 & consideration bardly worth mention- and live in peace and comfort dur- (New Style.) report on the present condition of the : Mareh King oat a lady with a great re- ing.Homesickness soon passes away.ing his summer vacations and in his old Tt % estimated by Sir Robert Giffen sugar beet industry in this country.A ; Y sister is in her last year si the age, when he retires from the stage.that the number of women who are to: for morying Sricbritics of oa college to which I wished to send you, Dr.Friedrich Mueller, who was recent.be deprived of the chance of marry Tying - tend her dinners.in and you will not be alone, at least for a ly here ae chief assistant to Dr.Lorenz, H rr Kubelik is 51,301.472, e pressing invita- year, and at the end of that time you has returned to America to treat Lolita to y The best results from last year\u2019s triais were reported from the States of New À few 4 York and Michigan.Other States in which reports were favorable were spodin Bolossy Bovrilsky, the great tion to sup at her house after his per- icely\u201d b: ; ey.Ys ; oy ought to be able to get slong nicely by Armour.For a year he will remain in contrabassist, has taken to golf.| wi in, Ohio, Indians, Minnesota Sonaange uni Ten tous learned t yourself.\u201d Chicago, and will daily massage the limb & ith a handieap of 56 he was actually Fiscons Qui Dakota, Wyoming.and That May Interest You \u201c - vu gy er neigh- Penelope tapped the floor impatiently of the little patient whom his chief op- 13 down on Bogey at the last monthly Colorado.States giving fair results bors ue of * ohn Philip hot to With her foot.erated \u201cfon some months ago.Dr.competition at Lompalanka.were Iowa, Nebraska, New Jersey, and .Brussells Carpets aimer Dre enter de pt En ing Po ER gr CI Bo a A con] Regis eh na Tapestry Carpets no use ta a soon merica a n super- as been decor: e Sultan > | Saad politely and with thanks.Having rather die!\u201d vise the after treatment.It was the with the Order of the Jerusmion Ai at After DassiGk south of the mean chree months of June, July ang Ane Wool Carpets That the belt of territory included pes | Union Carpets Erne a sae The.best results arc obtained ar: China Mattings mi, od SLE Window shui are determined only by the décent ot Curtain Poles treesing weather.Oil Cloths Bulky Food.Lace Curtains upon Sousa's acceptance, and wyou are growing up, »° intention of the Armour family to take choke.A portrait of the gifted artist, his mame out to her friends as bait, sighed good prarentiy mice the child to Vienna for that purpose with artichoke, appears in the last num- was much disturbed on receiv- ont any idea of the value of time or the during the a oaching summer, but Dr.ber of \u201cHome Prattle.® .img his note, and wrote back to him with carnesiness and reality of life.You Lorens\u2019e decision to revisit America ob.| M.Prosper Ukhtoweky, the Bessara- desparate solicitude: \u201cI am terribly sor- don't care for useful books; you do noth- tiated this necessity, and it is believed bian planist, has purchased a cattle-run ry to Mave your card saying you cannot ing to improve your mind; you spend that better results will follow this in Arizona.He finds the work of a come, hut I still hope for the pleasure of your hours in frivolity; you seem to change of plan.cow-puncher admirably suited to keeping Jour .> this the poor lady float idly along as if there was no seri-| For the fourth consecutive time, Car- his hand in.received territying anetver: ous end or in living exespt to get |, | Harrison has been chosen as the During his recent tour in the United .\u201cDear Madaco\u2014I have given pour kind what seifich pleasure =o can get out of Democratic candidate in the coming States the Chevalior Boleslas Simjanki, .a to my but regret to ie.Yet you say you have plans for the mayoralty campaign in Chicago.Graeme the one-eyed Armenian violinist, received .t of them will be able future, What are they ?\u201d - Stewart, the Republican national com- offers of marriage from no fewer than ation, the rest of \u201cI am going to be a society lady, mitteeman for Illinois, the business man seventeen millionairesses, The rival Penelo who secured the nomination of the Re.claims having been referred to à pleble publican party after an exciti contest cite of readers of the \u201cNorth At antic i F * 3 Emperor.with John M.Harlan, will be Harrison's Hairdressers\u2019 Gazette,\u201d an overwhelmi There are many cheap foods that wit \u2014 A Drom From the ' eatagoniet in the fight for the mayoral.majority was returned in favor of Miss be relished by fowis.If the blades of Frilled Muslin Curtains The \u201cEra\u201d tells sn interesting story of ty.city is nominally Democratic, Edna McAsser, the Oregon Oil Queen.corp fodder are finely cut, and then All Kinds, All Prices Madame Mite, Obbia Bohotle, the Somall mezzo- LG hr 7] ie Somme Sir Ro demi a Sh pol 1 Ra coran Las given £500 fre 2 int hn hee i wl week wad | el 1% of Germady.She was pinging dt Bie wa time that & Har- motorcar.With a generosity that can-| turnips.Those who keep large si Ta and Hemp Carpets at rari.Gourt in the mayor's chair at Dot be too le.Bo-| of ducks thicken cooked ternips wi pestry P ve will \"Daughter of 120 Tegiment.\u201d Th Be Carter ; of the hotle has ¢ ri destitute aglish bran and cornmesl, and the ducks Half Price.à Grecaiog-se Walter, bring Le presence bode fou} er hed sung Bt vo, Toe the city\u2019s Mise Mamie Oschalot, the New South Vars be sive as a portion oie ; Portieres from 82.50 to 85.00 that cas nicely, but that der drumming\u2014ae Wales prima donna, whe is 00 well knows however, all - per pair.waters and tes.YOY , Fron moat shy had rt Sor her Im hoe tion, » to laying fowls, Juppetite; to play a déure-major the First The well-ktoun Dr.He Mus Sevelk, the Bohemia Noticing b w the De 16 a P A Biésonnet .0! \\ 5 Ton [EE A IS RE ISTE Ene sen ree BEER ng FL, AB, pen.Tho live ee Sound to tewrt ve of Babiion, whi.17 King Am vo leisure of| plan making a big wire \u201d 1 instruction, end learned the known at present, was the first book of Che, les Stanford purehas lower large end 13 (nomnel Shape: the to 000 gout | a eee |lawe ever \u2018given \"te the Kink metor-bicrels, which he rill wiki tas] to corse lores.Mir wen 5 30 60 YEARS , tai she was ge on, and, hearing thet Am Lred ai phy tomar soft um he, Th made La \u20ac two para; the inner part alse EXPERIENCE wore Junk Se Ee fomarace \"of ok Desghoas 417 of Abesham, 00 that Mie station A Shocking Question.openiags Le ide top that sben eter are quite of the Regiment\u201d Madame oe there draws, fully fre centuries before \u2014 Jurger part to let the bigs come is as à \u2018a dassat Quitiel bersel cxeeliontly in tho drem Che love Moses They umber 206, made Gétehome pres peinte tie story 89 tama Smal Un hope made à Bide wil have | FÉNE coun, bod value for re mess es Wires home.\u201cYou have tamtoléd good der) Rotten de oœoù part, Boring ty À shall bo thrown Bato watery she la the West, have Jou soi, fom Den ner part in place an 06 tight thet you \u201cIf « vite I Wa conf\u201d the bugs cannot escape, also can taie Del erwies mogleet tor duties\u2019 bor ha \"0%, 704, Iodued\u2014tn Californie soi] Apart (5 clean.1 made it pug ro od) : a t her away ol ATT youd oven In dation\u201d ould.handle without stooping tes peneation but d'a uns pate Mo | guid you over one uerokes| Buch.One sends o wis wab à Lith i SSRI S| a D Pc ve de Pr SLT LL ar.Wie cévrad bis porern \u201c54 Hiker wie ee the Second might Kuve mies moc] wn] pn op TRUSTER ERE] Coa SA La a .+ i 5 ; ; other day the Opposition given full swing in the Gamey debate in the Legislature.; The sftersooë opened with Mr.Gamey\u2019s cogcluding remarks, which lasted an hour, and the balance of the day was occupied 'by Mr.St.John in the commencement af his lengthy address.Mr.Gamey began with an.effort to ify pte! r his attack on Judges, wi \u201che ta, was os re 7 Practica in the Court of Appeal, where.the decisions of lower Judges were vigorously criti cize .\u201cIf I have used the word false in regard to the commissioners,\u201d said Mr.Gamey, \u201cand that word is un- parliamentary, then I want to get the next best possible word conveying the meaning \u2018false.\u2019 I would be contented to have a chance to meet tne Chancellor, Boyd, anywhere, and if I cannot substantiate it, then I would leave public life for ever.And 1 repeat, and will repeat for months to come, that he is absolutely false\u2019 Mr.Gamey said that he was well informed, and that he believed it had been mentioned in the papers,that Mr.Robinette, K, C, had peen engaged on this particular :ase on the defence against him, and had withdrawn from it, and this man McEvoy from London had ben substituted in his place.That indicated to him that at that particular time there was not enough life in the case for him to continue in it, and he was not prepared to do the character of work that this man Me- Evoy would do.That was the reason Mr.McEvoy was brought here to do the work.\u201d Mr.Gamey, continuing, complained that the defence had gone to the Manager of the Confederation Lifz with which he had been connecte for fifteen years, and tried to get information from them against him, and they failed, because his past relations with that company had been such that they could not get anything against him.Then they went to the Canada Accident representatives, Medland and Jones, and said to Jones chat Gamey\u2019s business connection with the Confederation Life Company was far from satisfactory.That was where the counsel came in who were prepared to do the dirty, low work that men like Robinette would not do.That was why such scoundr.!s and scamps as McEvoy had to be employed.Then they went to the Anglo-American Fire Company.That :ompany could not say one word that was not in favor of him.They went further, and sent a man associated with the Government and paid by the Liberal party to Manitoulin, and they sould not get one of his neighbors who had lived near him for twenty years to say one word against him.In the township where he lived he had received a record majority at the general election.\u201cThat shows that [ am not such a peculiar tonstrosity as this horse-headed editor of The Globe would have you believe me.\u201d Mr.Gamey went on to point out the evidence which he believed proved that Frank Sullivan was the first one to commence the negotiations.The fact was, however, that there were negotiations, and that on a particular day in September Sulii- van introduced him to the Provincial Secretary.He contended that from that stage on the negotiations were :ontinued, but the Provincial Secretary contradicted this.He had noticed from the newspapers that the Premier would not expel him from the House.Awful kind, wasn't he ?Kind-hearted fellow he wat ! The Premier knew that if the commissioners had done their duty he and his associates would not have the power, would not be in a position, to expel or talk of expelling any man from the House.Considering the minority vote, considering the West Elgin ballots, considering the Macnish conies- sion, considering the recent developments in the Crown Lands Department.with the Sullivans apd the Taylors stealing our timber, \u201cconsidering the corroborative evidence, if the Premier had any respect, if he had a particle of that theological garb that he had thrown sround himself for years, if he had any pride he would stick out like a fan and appeal to the people and ask what party should rule.But he dare not do it.He was afraid to do it \u201cTalk about expelling me }\u2014tite people would expel him so quick, sir, that he would have thought he never was in the House.\u201d (Applause.) .Mr.Gamey said friends of his in the southern States had written telling him the kind of force that would be used down there against such a Government as we had here, but he woukl not tell the House what it was.(Laughter) .\"My conduct will be just the same in the future,\u201d said Mr.Gamey in conclusion, 1 make my charges again, sir) that I made on the 11th of March.am not afraid to make them outside the House, sir, and will take an carly opportunity to stand right up in this Province and make these charges again.and then I will defy the Provincial Secretary to take any action against me, and if \"he does 1 will then have the case tried where, 1 want it, and before a} of ot Ji pu eat Si - phitge.) me tell you, sir, that 1 would rather be R.R.Gamey to-day se but | ins cant to me that I will not refer to him at all.(Some applause) Lo again, when these gentlemen act ndent, as L lis to, and not as pensioners on the Government, and fathers of pensioners on the Government\u2014that is what they are, pensioners on the Government of Ontario, and fathers of pensioners\u2014iet me repeat that, with their progeny and the social conditions of their progeny staring them in the face when they are writing 3 report to condemn me; when théy stand out like men, then I might consider their report.But until then I Will not consider it at all except in this way: that I will analyze it, as I have done, show that it is false and wrong, sir, and when I can do that, sir, I have ect confidence in the people of this rovince, when the time comes, to say who is guilty or not.\u201cBut I just want to close by saying that I will fight this case.I will not stop.Evidence will come out later on; I have evidence now, sir, but I will not tell you of it.I will go home irom this House, proud of the fact that 5 have told the truth, proud of the fact that no man will ever have to accuse me of asking a man to be a perjurer.That is what I will do.And, sir, let me tell you, there is a God in heaven | believe in Him, whether the Provincial Secretary does or not.\u201d Some day, sir, he has got to reckon with that God, and let me tell him before this House and before the people of this Province, sir, that He knows, God knows, what L sate is absolutely true, and what he says is wrong and false, and I leave it to the future and to that God to judge who is right and who is wrong.\u201d (Loud Opposition applause.) GLASS WAS MURDERED.Jury Says Alfred Keanard Inflicted - Knife Wound.Toronto, June 23.\u2014A score of employees of the Davies packing house related to Chief Coroner A.J.Johnson's jury last night the sircumstances under which Willie Glass was stabbed on December to last.Glass was struck with a piéce of fat, and thinking Arthur Kennard threw it, went towards him.\u201cIf you do that again,\u201d exclaimed Glass, \u201cI'll knock the head off you.\u201d As Glass was going back to his place in the shop.a knife was thrown.The knife struck Glass in the left shoulder and dropped an the floor.cum Kennard was present at the sitting, but did not testify.He was represented by Mr.T.C.Robinette, K.C.Mr.McGregor Young appear- sd for the Crown.The jury found that Glass came to his death from a knife wound inflicted by Alfred Ken- aard.Ee SIR A.COOPER DROWNED.Fell Overboard From the Treasure Steamer.seived here to-day from a member of the party of treasure-seekers who sailed from Halifax on March 17 inc the south seas in the schooner Hattie L.M., commanded by Capt.C.H.Mc- Leod, announcing the drowning of Sir Astley Cooper, Bart., of England, who was second in command of the expedition.Cooper tripped on the deck.fell overboard on April 8th, and, being unable to swim, was drowned before the vessel could be brought about.Sir Astley Cooper was a grandson of Sir Astley Cooper, the famous Court pliv- sician.He met Capt.McLeod in Vancouver a year ago and then formed she plans to join the expedition.He was a man of wealth and high social position.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.Hon.L.O.David was introduced in the Senate yesterday.Reports of a recent attempt to kill the Czar are officially denied.Mr.James Linton, boot and shoe manu- tacturer, Montreal, is dead.Dr.Arthur Jukes Johnson has been appointed Chief Coroner for Toronto.Mr.Douglas Plumb, stepson of Mr.Jus- dco Nesbitt, was drowned at Lower Romaine.: A general strike involving thirty thousand men has been declared at Barcelona, Spain.; The body of W.A.Sanderson of Peter- boro\u2019, drowned in Stony Lake, has been recovered.Murdock McRae, whose two daughters married \u201cJoe Beef\u201d of Montreal, is dead in his 103rd year.A portrait of the late Hon.E.B.Wood was unvellddd at the Brantford court tousse by Chtef Justice Falcohbridge.Dr.Lorens performed two operations at Montreal yesterday, one for congenital nip disease, and the other a club foot.A party of Servian officers who went to a theatre at St.Petersbuly, Wve êt- by the crowds, who callèd them murderers, and had to withdraw, The Grand Jury at Washington return- od tadictments against a number of suspended Postal: Department officials charg.of with defrauding the Government.A British gunboat has been ordered to ith Garrawayy on the Liberian coast, ia coh- abhore thete.Sir Astley Cooper, who sailed on a gold- | veyor's telescope.It may be above or Halifax, June 23.\u2014A letter was re- | News has bob received in Halifax that |- the pebetions mile procisi vie gaze st such or as je indicated in es that Mount Everest, in the Himala, - 02 fost bight\u201d he yas, ia 30, or plan makes use of the thermometer.Water bolls at a lower teæ- perature on mountain tops than ins.To secure the same rdness,\u201d an must be boiled longer on Pike's Peak than in Denver.Herr spain, though, only a rough approxims- tion can be effected; nothing like scour acy is obtainable.Besides, the changes in atmospheric pressure which invalidate the indications of a barometer would likewise cause a trifling variation in the boiling point of a given level, say 14,000 eet.A third method would seem to be a little more trustworthy, though this requires data that are mot always avail: able, and it, too, has its drawbacks.If & surveyor knows the exact horizontal distance between himself and a mountain, and his own elevation above sea level, he can determine the mountain\u2019 height by measuring the angle between the line of vision and a true horizontal.The great difficulty with such an undertaking ia to get the one important factor of distance with precision, without an amount of traveling and triangulation which is almost impracticable in a range like the Himalayas.Moreover, possibilities of error are opened up by atmospheric refraction.A peak may not be exactly where it seems to be in the sur- 28 below that point.- Btill another source of miscalculation was discussed à few duys ago by \u201cEngineering,\u201d a London publication.When & surveyor attempts to determine an angle in a vertical plane he must be sure that the spirit level on his instrument is absolutely truthful.If any unrecognized intluence operates to affect it, even to the most minute degree, the value of any computation based on the measurement of angles is impaired.Something like thirty years ago two German professors, Fischer of Etutegart and Hann of Vienna, expressed the opinion that the pre of great continental masses, and especially of mountain ranges, would exert enough lateral attraction on a plummet to throw the line which sus- nded it out of & vertical position.ln ike manner it would tilt up the fluid in + a spirit level, which, like the plummet, \u20acs governed primarily by gravitation.British surveyors in India denied this, and held that a level was trustworthy after all A Since that time.however, fresh data have accumulated tending to show that, though the German experts may have greatly exaggerated the amount of the error, the latter really exists.Major 8.G.Burrard of the British Royal Engineers, has been studying the matter carefully, and has just made the following statements.At a distance of a hundred miles or more from the base of the Himalayas he says, the plane of a level is exactly horizontal; at fifty miles it has be gun to tilt; at ten miles the difference may amount to twenty-five seconds, while in the foothills it may be forty- five seconds; and what it is in the heart of the mountains \u201cwe do not know.\u201d On the whole, Major Burrard thinks that the trouble would not call for a corree- tion exceeding sixty feet\u2014a correction that involves addition to the original estimate\u2014but he adds that \u201cthe question bristles with uncertainties and assumptions.\u201d Fischer and Hann suggested that altitudes might be ascertained by counting the number of pendulum beats in a day, as in measuring the flattening of the earth toward the poles.General Walker, a British expert, declared tbat there were deficiencies of matter, if not cavi- jes, underlying the Himalayas which ould make that plan inapplicable; and \u201cEngineering\u201d adds: \u201cSubsequent re search bas upheld General Walker.\u201d The Social Veneer.| \u201cMontesquieu tells us that if we scratch a n we find a Tartar, but the sudden transformation that de brought about by small irritations is by no means confined to the Slavonic race, but rather belongs to all sorts and conditions of men and women,\u201d said a mat.son.\u201cConventionality makes people gore or less alike.{ t in society , Who has a ve ot temper, appears to be as amiable FA Mrs.Z., who has no MPR.04 being grecly and greepin rs, ng y and grasping, or Mrs.B.of being particularly generous and fair-minded.Yet all these thi exist, and sometimes it only needs thance to scratch to show people in their true light.Games seem to be one of the social touchstones that betray character.To be a good loser or a loser commands or forfeits respeet, while generosity or meannees, ding or eness, and many other minor qualifications, are srought to the fore by such an apparently simple thing as Playing a game.Some of the s told of women who have lost their heads at card parties during the Inst season seem almost incredible when one realizes that they re er to women of education and position, who certainly should not under any circumstances resem 1 oa when she is in.a rage.a prove, however, thet we mil human, and gigi cerateh gen we are very the bousgesiss\u201d \u201cIt never pays to hurt people\u2019s feelings,\u201d remarked the Humane Chap.\u201cOh, I dont know,\u201d replied the Wise ; \u201cfriend of mine es à pretty good Lv.lng at i\u201d \u201cWho is het\u201d \u201cA dentist, em Cincinnati \u201cCommercial Tribune\u201d First datkey=Dut\u2019s de moc\u2019 conveuien- form 1 surface every day or so does more than good.Let the soil have a soaking whea you are about ft, and the plants will not only be bene efited by it, but considerable time will be saved, as it will be a (ew days before the soll is dried out sufficientiy to require another application.Water should never be applied until the sol! is thoroughly dry.These remarks appiy 80t oniy to celery, but to any other vegetables that may require it But celery is a vegetable that requires a good deal of moisture\u2014perhaps more than any other.: Onions.\u2014Where onions are being grown for large specimons some form of liquid manure shouid be given as of ten as they will take it, but given in à weak state.There is nothing gained by strong applications, it is merely clogging the soil up with foods that tha plants are not able to utilize, besides Sftea injuring some of the finer particles of the roots which are really the most active parts.We always begin applying liquid In a weak state and ine creases the strength as we find the plants able to use it\u2014Wm.Scott, N.Ye Profit In Sheep \u201cA Virginia woman: who owns a Îit- tle land has gone into the business of raising sheep.She anent twenty-five dollars, paying thies doilars a head for owes, and thep turned her flock into her pasture land.£Sbe raised what she could care for on her land, selling the Test as soon as they were of marketable age.She gave only about one hour à day to them, and paid a bev â£- ty cents a week to kesp the sheep-sheds clean and the fodder cut up.She has been in the business about five years.The firat year she came out forty dol- Jars ahead of her experiment.At the end of the fourth vear she had a flock of sixty ewes, all she could keep with her pasturage, and in wool and mutton she found she had a clear yearly ine come of four hundred and fifty dollars, New Tmperial Japunese Morning Glories, These grand new morning glories from Japen are rernarkable for the large size and exquisite new colors of the flowers, with maguificent foliage, often beautifully blotched.Of etrong, gobust growth, the vines grow quicke iy to a hetgbt of 13 to 30 feet.+ \u201cThey are of all shades of red, from he most delicate pink to the most brik Mant crimson and marvod and innumæ- erable shades of bite, from pale Jan ender to richest Indigo and royal purple; also white, yellow, gray, siate, sopper color, browz, bronse, almost bieck, and many other odd shades not found in say other flower.Many va rieties have a distinct marginal band of a different oulor from the rest of the flower, and some are as elegantly spot ted with pink, eriimeoa, blue, brown, etc, as the finest gioxiaias; others are striped, blotched, mottled, rayed, and shaded ip an indescribable manner, often having seven or eight colors and tints in one flowes.Many are of very odd and singular forms; some have the petals separate and distinct clear te the base, others bave the tube of the flower bent down oa itself at a sharp angle, and then bent back again.\u201d The Kagiish Walnut., Possibly few trees in the Olé World are more profitable than the English walnut, which thrives in England and ail over the northera part of the continent of Europe.The wood is especie ally useful for gun-stocks and for maoy articles of furaiture, and is found profitable from trees of ten years of age and upward.There ie always goot demand for the auts, so that there are {two distinct lines of profit\u2014by the 4imber and by the fruit.In our country they thrive in any portion of the Tast- ern States, although as they progress northwardiy the tus of last years Shoots are destropcé dy winter.The \u2018Hving portions puun out agein, how- \u2018ever, ané generally bear as abundant.iy as before.| In the vicinity of Jhiladelphis there are numerous trees, planted by the early German settlers, which bear eve ory year.Single or isolated trees some times fajl to bear (:uit, on account of the polien-boaring flower maturing and scattering polien before the nut-bear- tng flower is ie condition to receive it; and for this reason crops are more se sured when & number of trees are ets on De dires house au louatet in We \" Ca \"Judge: D Datumttoie toù tte Coirivation cf |: SE mist Method of eslaty culture, the prineipe) | , OF THE LATEST PATTERNS IN Just arrived.Ao » large ecidgumens of LADIES\u2019 WALKING SKIRTS ir Wi stock in all departim: te te Aer sais the parchaser.» now comple F.W.D.MELLOON.\u201cDresstoots || Wagons! Wagons! chi 1 My Storehouse is so ê crowded that I have [imei § bm od an rt .tasortment of UP ® Jide which would like to dispose of at once.I can suit everybody as to Prios, Style and Quality Call early and got Vehicles on hand I have ever carried in Stock.first choice and save money.\u20140 + Be Res ly, / EDW.AUDINWOOD +, vdodudëodëddddë og a, HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW EASY RUNNING, PERFECT WORKING Domestic & New Goodrich?IF NOT YOUV'E SOMETHING YET TO LIVÉ FOR We would be pleased to show them to you and explain their merits at any time.Wall Paper and Window Shades The season for house cleaning, renoyating and repairing will soon be upon us.Before you begin the work Inspect our stock of the above named goods.We will be pleased to show same to you whether you buy or not.WALL PAPER FROM 100.A DOUBLE ROLL UP.PIKE BROTHERS, ROCK ISLAND, QUE.SEWING MACHINES } 4 a PRINTING OF ALL KINDS PROMPTLY AND NEATLY DONE AT THE JOURNAL OFFICE | D Joba i 1 bor, en tr mg an Dre ft va me ae à rpm mas vanne ro oo a \u201c5 + ES Re 3 - a < .: we only a few years ago to make room for the modern building erected by Bdward Audinwood.The cutting of the first tree in an almost trackless wilderness preceded the institution of this Lodge by only six years.Many years ago the Lodge was moved cal Lodge was opened for the reception of the Grand Lodge officers and other Masonic guests.The great street parade was magnificent speotacular event.Two handsome arches had been erected at Stanstead Plain one at Rock Island by Fregier whieh be rendered with all hat sympathy and delicacy of interpretation called for.The acoustic properties of the building do not give & singer or speaker any aid but rising above this disadvantage Mr.Cowles made a great hit with this song, which by Mt.Woe.Bro, Tresidder.In presenting the medal the speaker said that Bro.Gustin had been a Mason for 56 years and was the oldest member of the craft in the Province.His father had been a member of the Smith Mills, June rd, 1908.C.A.JENKINS, Sec'y-Trens.EASTERN TOWNSHIPS BANK a4 the owner's Stable untj) fur.C.BR.DAVIS, Btanstead, Lo | + %* , ; Lo 3 ; .Ca \u2018 * Lr < .; sa cn PL NE N d place.\u2018The race cannes deifs boyend The chairman was frequently ap- [in the course of whish he ond thas | - WANTED _ } GOLDEN RULE LODGE God's love and care as Whittier says planded during bis address which was while we might magnify politics) and at op Manes te 4 \u2014\u2014 ia Goodness.a masterely effort.At its comclusion commercial lies and necessarily se .ER Haymeenive Emenciseo in Gonnestion We we have not wpese $0] he called upon the Hon.M.F.Hack- Yoh socially these need net exist and Wish ite Centennial Golobration.ive the sermon more fully.I was |ets, K.O., Mayor of the village of fer the Masonic fraternity there was yr ot the gifted of the th civic reson ies ihe yuk word, the | en.tho sem sp » HELP WANTED.J \u201c power paster of an same same ADY WORK sad Gosd te belght | AR IMPORTANT MASOMO EVENT.Congregations] Charch.One of the sloguent manner, with all that felicity opened the asylum of the Jodge 100m iunt Any te 900d TW bel : The of .she one hun wel 11 had ound hs pas ue Past of siaranes for which bo He members on either side of the Co et Loo, | A : celebration .- jony \u201cwell heard preach- earned se distinguished & repute- o SE Rock Leland, Ga ; Een 01 she institation ing as thet when a boy, the Christian tion.Following Col.Hale an interesting re ; Masonry place vies ohuroh to-day would not meet with A much appesciated feature of 84dress replete historical com- Provence : ; i he greatest ovens in the history of [the indiflerence from me that it programme ven 100 slaging où tor parisons in the development of Can- Queuse.Ps oopdie Paactentriaée dra Ait ord tation Bay.f these border villages.Lively Stone dogs.\u201d well-known basso, Mr.Bugens Cowles #08 was delivered by Rt.Wor.Bro.NOTICE making post cet Morgan bs Lodge, which has been called the M f - bos To age, = Goldens Bole Loa the YESTERDAYS EXERCISES.who was called upon at this stege of David Manson, D.G.Master of Que That all taxes (School, Town, fcholar Fess.Bic bas provéd himaselt $0.be tho best gener ; tustitatod ln 1508 and for many years Mst0nic visitors from varions parts Proceedings te siey the Sow of ori- Ps of the interesting events melas snd Fuses) dus Ti Msalonily Cre Ce yA TE 3 A of Quebec and New England began to tory for a brief time.Mr.Cowles was| One of most 8 placod in the hands of for collootion: fact has never been beaten in pow LoL {- bold its meetings in the \u2018\u20180ld East- arrive Toesd Wednesda - in fine form and received s tremendous ©f the proceedings was the presenta- Per order uf the School and Muntsipal In CAA = ny Bey.| man house\u201d! located directly on the bondreds os the tt eu t ovation from the house.He favored tion of the commemorative medal to Office of the Municipal Council and School boree has 8 remerkabis geod, dispod is, TUE Isternational boundary line.The his- Ing special heart ah the audience firs with \u201cThe Horn\u201d | Bro.E.B.Gustin, Senior Past Master Olmammissioners of the Townahip of Biao- | 122 Âre and casy mover, making » wai) 324 4 © toric old structure was demolisbed : \u2018 ° ot Golden Rule Lodge which was made Wil ï and one at Derby Line, while nearly |is one of his favorite numbers, and re- Lodge before him and their\u2018 continu-| CAPITAL PAID UP $2,000,000.RESERVE PUSH, $1,200,000, to Stanstead Plain and tte charter, a publie buildings and many private ceived a vociferous encore to which ous period of membership rounded Ee Thich ya roel ve ie eo rand 9] reside were gaily attired in red, (he responded with ome of his own [out the centenary of the Lodge\u2019s à Head Office : SHERBROOKE, QUE.ge of Vermont, becam prop white and blue.Flags were every- Well-known compositions\u2014perbaps |istence.He regretted that he di + ais a erty of Golden Rule Lodge and is to- where.The Union Jack and Stor the mos} popular\u2014*Forgotten.\u201d Lat- not have the power to make him an WILLIAM FauwELL, President.Jas.Macxixiion, Gen\u2019) Mgr.8, P.MOREY, Lu: peotor .+4 - meen \u2014 ; day cherished as a most precious gift and Stripes flow fully together er in the afternoon he sang \u2018The Song honorary member of the Grand Lodge + z : The centennial celebration began on f the Bow\u201d by Francis Aylward which Without dne authorization of that BRANCHES.Po i from one cord directly over the In- |© w'byF yiward w i _ \u201c i Sunday evening, when the members = OO boundary line near the |AlsO Was encored.body but he would certainly see to it| SHERBEOOKE, Que.GRANBY, om | loam) Chroh for worship, Notwitn 210 Of the isoro old Lodge room| The chairman présentod commen.Ia A the next sado Junior or Sen MOB.i Zions 0 À standing the continuons but welcome |*YMbolising the peace \u2018and harmony |orative medal to the Most Wor.Bro.jor G nd Warden.© Sunor or Fen ST-JORNS.\u201c GOATIONON.ad ae rain, & good number of the officers °*isting between the two political J.B.Tresidder, Grand Master of Que- \u2018OF Gran en.MO L \u201c BEDFORD, ' w fi.and members were present The pastor 31Visions of the Anglo-Sexon people.|bec who in his response congratulated Bro.Gustin replied very feelingly| OOWANSVILE, »- ST.HYACINTHE, * je of the Universalist Charch assisted in FOF some time the special\u2019 train Golden Rule Lodge on the occasion |to the address and the hearty ap- | = the service and Rev.G.Ellery Read Tom the south was unable to climb which brought so distinguished a com- PIsuse his remarks evoked showed CORRESPONDENTS.SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.preached.The sermon, in many retention and produced a deep impres- the grade above the Rock Island sta- the celebration.The procession was pany together and said that next to tative of the fraternity in the Prov- how thoroughly the audience con- more States and had found Masonry IN CANADA THE BAKK OF MONTREAL.IN EUROPE: NATIONAL BArK OF BCOTLAND Manager Rock Island Branch, Interest at highest current rates credited Xable and tion in consequence of which the par- being made s Mason this was the curred in the judgment of the Lodge |x uNITED STATES: | all pavings accounts twice à year, Specks, was a remar tne ade was somewhas delayed.To many grestest experience that had marked |in making tbe presentation to hito.| Narionat Parz Bank, New YonE.F highly enjoyed by those who heard it.this was the most Impressive part of his Masoni Drees As the represen- He said that he had visited thirty or| PAR: NAS CHANGE BANK, Boszon co } It was listened to with utmost at- P asonie : © n EXCHANGE NAT., SPOKANE, WASH, 8S.STEVENS, bh sion upon the brethren.Pastor Read took his text from the Revelation of St.John the Divine, the first clause of the twenty-second verse of the twen- ty-first chapter, \u201cAnd I saw no temple therein.\u201d After briefly explaining the misinterpretations to which the book & .of Ravelation has been subjected by * \"hell\" those who would convert Oriental im- .agery into literal history and pointing out the absurdites in consequence, Mr.Bead called attention to the remarkable statement of the text.That the temple, the symbol of worship and outward representation of man\u2019s religious nature, was absent in the City of Gof which 8¢t, Jobn saw in his vis- jon.\"When the perfect order of society comes as depicted by the writer of the Fourth Gospel the temple will be wanting.All life will become hal- \"- lowed, all the thoughts and the activities of men will be in union with the Divine mind and purpose; worship will not be an isolsted act but the ex- pwsssion of every life and therefore 20 temple will be needed in the City of God which 8t.John foresaw.The parpcee of the sermon then revealed ftaelt in four distinct divisions which the pastor elaborated First, in the vision of 8t.John, God was All and in all.He became the / great fact of consciousness.He was ~ ever recognized.This is a fundamen- -\\al teaching of Masonry.All Masons \u2014ijecognize the existence of God.He ia the one Supreme fact from which is no escape.This is the view of | Thompson, W.M., of Golden Rule Lodge, called the assembly to order \"We latest science and philosophy.\u201cfod present in all things.Not as ; taught,remote in space and sit- enthroned in the distant heavens, as the older theologians insisted in forin and simply a mag- man, God immanent, present kpverywhere and in all things.God ; RE tijhe Life of al lite and the ever pres- 3% energy of the universe.+ Becondly, God\u2019s revelation of him.This another fact that Mason- védribeaï ia- .tare \u201c \"been claimed for it.It does not teach verywhere and especially tp the of man that we have, it does not nearly a mile long and the handsome uniforms of the visiting Knights, the dazzling display of medals and brilliant array of Lodge jewels created an impression which will never be forgotten.The parade was made up as follows: Military escort\u2014Under Majo?Morrill of C Squadron, 6th Hussars.First Division\u201458rd Battalion Band, Sherbrooke; Sussex Preceptory, No.9, K.T., Sherbrooke; St.Johnsbury Cornet Band, Palestine Commandery, No.6, K.T., St.Johnsbury; Royal Seots Pipe Band, Montreal; Malta Commandery, No.10, K.T., Newport.Second Divisign\u2014Royal Arch Masons.Third Division\u2014BartonCornet Band, Orleans Lodge, No.56, Barton; other Blue Lodge Masons, including representatives from Barton Landing, Iras- burg, Oraftebury, Newport, North Troy, Island Pond Sherbrooke, Co- aticook, Cookshire, Magog, George- ville and other Lodges.Fourth Division\u2014Lyndonville Military Band; Golden Rule Lodge and Grand Lodge Officers.The Rink Opera House was crowded to overflowing in the afternoon by a representative audience which listened attentively to the many addresses and manifested ite interest in the proceedings by staying through to the close.After some well rendered selections by the Lyndonville Military Band, the chairman, Bro.A.N.and then delivered an address which worthy of 0 important an occasion.Lodge, he assured the visiting breth- might carry away with them cherished memories of an event which would long be remembered by the members first to be established in the province, ouly four others antedating it, but as these viere military lodges established by the troops at their quarters, Golden Rule Lodge had the distinction of being the first to achieve one hundred was extremely felicitious, expressed in fine phraseology and in every way In opening, as Master of Golden Rule ren of a hearty welcome, and voiced the wish of all local members that those who had come to participate in the celebration of Golden Rule Lodge ince he thanked the brethren of Golden Rule Lodge for the beautiful souvenir of the occasion.Mr.Tresidder is a fluent and able speaker and dig- fies the position he occupies as Grand Master.Following came a similar preeenta- tion to the Mt.Wor.O.W.Daly, Grand Master of Vermont.This was made by Bro.J.B.Keating, British Vice-Consul of Portland, Me., who in the course of his address made some happy historical illusions.He said reference had been made to the unhappy differences that had arisen between the two great branches of the Anglo-Saxon people.Some historians said these differences grew out of the Boston \u201cTea Party\u201d but that was a very partial explanation.However, the English were whipped yet the reason had never been satisfactorily explained.He ventured to say that the British were very poor runners and because the Americans were their brothers they allowed themselves to be licked to save further complications.Drawing from his breast a Union Jack he said Englishmen revered it because it was their flag and Amer- fcans honored it because it was once the colors under which they lived.Then drawing forth the Stars and Stripes he declared the Englishman honored the flag the American loved because it was the emblem of liberty and the flag of their brothers.He then handed both of the National emblems in miniature to Bro.Daly expressing the fervent hope tbat they might ever fly side by side as their respective countries advanced in their unison of civilisation throughout the world.The flag incident elicited a great outburst of international entha- siasm, the vast audience rising en masse wbile the band played \u201cGod Save the King\u201d and \u2018Yankee Doodle\u201d at the appropriate moment.Mt.Wor.Bro.Keating made a very fitting reply to the very cordial address that had been tendered him.He sald he was there as a representative of eleven litioally divided by the imaginery line of 45 degrees, they were bound together by the indissoluble chain of Masonic brotherhood.He was happy to be present because of the part the Grand Lodge of Vermont has.played in the securing to the Grand Lodge of Canada their undoubted rights.In 1858 on Oct.10th, forty-one lodges of Canada met at Hamilton ané formed everywhere to stand for high principle and moral order.To him some | exceptional privileges had been granted.He had visited a lodge composed of Indians in Wisconsin the Master of which was a graduate of Hanover Oollege, N.H., and though the whole ceremony was in the native tongue of the members yet he found the true Masonic spirit.In Kentucky he saw the rope which was prepared for his hanging and only his connection with his Masonic order had saved him from an untimely and unmerited death.He believed thoroughly in the order because it stood for all that was helpful in maintaining the best elements of our social life.When the honored brother resumed his seat the audience again expressed its appreciation of his remarks by continuous applause.During the Civil War Mr.and Mrs.Gustin were in Kentucky.They lived with Col.Metcalf, a prominent Union officer, and were there at the time of Morgan's raid.Col.Met- calf fled leaving his house in the Possession of Mr.Gustin, he being a Canadian.The Southerners became suspicious of Mr.Gustin and he was taken into custody by the Texan Rangers.They had decided to hang him to a flag pole and he was summoned before Col.Gano, the Federal commander, acting as Brigadier-Gen- eral of the Texan Rangers, who seemed determined upon his punishment until Mr.Gustin hinted that such an act would not be a brotherly deed between Mason and Mason.He wag spared knd afterwards treated with great courtesy by the Southern commander, Bro.8.W.Foster was also the recipient of a commemorative medal which was presented to him by the Rt.Wor.Bro.Will H.Whyte.Bro.Foster in replying indulged in many pleasant and interesting reminiscen- | ces of his connection in early life with Stanstead and its vicinity.At the conclusion of & long program the interest in which had been bec, and Rev.G.Ellery Read were called upon to make some remarks which they briefly did setting forth the high ideals of the order they were proud to bé connected with and emphasising the potential influences which might become active in solving some of the most perplexing prob- Jems of our modern life.The National Anthem brought to a close the \u201c98 NOW IS THE TIME +59 ~5 Ge Plumbing & We will be pleased to have Beating Done We are doing a stricly first-class work at LOW PRICES call and we will quote you a price ou on any work which you may have in our line.We have a few more of those nice BLUE FLAME OIL STOVES Call and ROCK ISLAND IMPROVED.THE VERY BEST O Tee to guests.Norman.of Montreal, ABENAKIS MI ous diseases, Sciati , ca, of the Lodge.Continuing he said that thousand Masons of the Green Moun- well sustained, Rev.A.H.Moore, sases of the Liver and Kidneys, also Discases peculiar to women, 75% of cases » |Goldén Rule Lodge was one of the tian State and though they were po- Chaplain of the Grand Lodge of Que- Springs peer : pute Botte Gayer then Jou can't afford to miss the Ask your Ticket Agent or write for ABENAKIS SPRINGS, P.Q.000 ABENAKIS SPRINGS.Open June 1st to Oct.1st.- } LIBERALLY CONDUCTED.IF YOU WANT PERFECT CO T, D ve Rul MVORT, GOOD TABLE, \u201cSLEEPY\u201d BEDS ABENAKIS SPRINGS, P.Q.The most satisfactory and least \u2018 dancing.Mosle.Ph form Cur og Dior an, ng Pong, » Tennis, , ing, Bathing, Fishing.Use of Boats, P: ol Tables, Tennis Courte, etc.\u2026 absolute- 1 Dancing a eveniug under the direction of Mr.Frederic islly valuable in case of Gout, Rhenmati \u2019 ats Nervous Prostration, Dyspepsis see them.HARDWARE (0.TERMS MODERATE.@ YOU EVER HAD GO TO sive Bummer and Health Resort in epjoyment.&lpendid Hall for her-Teniiis, Boat: NERAL WATER.Rheumatic Gout, Nerv- of various forms, Dis- reulars, etc.to R.G.KIMPTON, .: Manager.86 a Grand Lodge and applied for recog- most memorable gathering in the bis- nition as such to other Grand Lodges tory of the Masonic craft in this com- application however, being met munity.with the most strenuous oppositien,| The reception an@ dance at the both in the Mother Country sad many Rink Opera House in the evening was States of the Uniop.The Grand Lodge very brilliant affair.A: the open- of Vermont differed from the others ing several short spreches were made ABBEY'S DRESS GOODS.Just received another choice assortment of imported Dress Goods Fashionable and Up-to-Date Faberies from the looms of England and France.ANwbld es.Silks sud Ginghame for W Robin Hood aad received a most en- | SEES ST eins & | LADIES® SKIRTS, = t alt Ar degree hr on all vocrors.at Ladies) adore popular colors to exem- .) _ plified.For over forty years Golden Ti fais Lots sods ane or BOOTS and SHOES.hs toon.perro knowa eT apot po le other Lodge in the world, \u201d boot, prices ripe To a ropa - ."]