The Stanstead journal, 1 octobre 1903, jeudi 1 octobre 1903

[" pm Coming; Winter.wilt be notalile for the Richness aang Variety ot its Furs\u201d ; \"Pie Boing of i Ion Piz Pur fc Pl and Winter vou \u2018THIS \u2018WEEK AT IME GILMAN STORE.Also Fires Exhibition o¢ Latest Millinery for Pall.: or Now et id Ms onto Lede, ss minds showing of CHILDRENS GARMENTS.-GJLMAN & COMPANY, Newport.AG CLOUGH.A Ayer's Fiat's Store, the milllonaire and poor man are ot Ye \u20ac clothes Pins 1 cent.a dpsen.- Toilet Soap, 1 cake 1 cent.Barprise or Goodwill, 1 cake, 4 ots.Lard per Ib., 18 cts.LS Canned Salmon, 83 cts.ss fg Ibe.Sweet Codkies, 35 ots.\u2018 .Men's Rook Island 48.50 Calt Boots, \u201c42,05 per pair.- Wide 82 ln.Fianneletse, Regular 10 ! \u201c_cont line, 73% cts.per yd.NEW GOODS ARE: Priestley\u2019s Bengaline, Priestley\u2019s Orne: Priestley\u2019s osqui, Priestley\u2019s Qamels Hair.- §TANSTEAD METHODIST CHURCH _ .Pastor, Rev, Wm, Howitt, B.A., B.D.lc Sunday Services\u2014~10.90 A.M., 7.90 P.M.- Sunday School at the close of Morning Service.\u201c Wdweek Service~Wedneedsy, 7.50 P.M.TOWN: TOPICS.; \u2026 Îfre.T.W.Jndd is visiting relatives + fn Stanstead.\u201c- Oo), 0.E.Nelson has gone west on \u2018à business trip.\u201c Read Abbey's new advertisement \"regarding dress goods.\u201c Mr.Nelson Carter of Chicopee, Mass, was in town Tuesday.Mrs.George À.Pierce has returned to ber home in Newton, Mass.Miss Mary J.Hall will leave to-day for Boston where she will remain a few weeks.Miss Clara A.Thompson of Miu- neapolis, Minn., is a guest at Mr.Charles Ward\u2019s.\u201d Oranges, benanas, lemons, grapes .and sweet potatoes fresh every week at Abbey\u2019s store.Mr.William M.Pike will leave to-: night for Boston where he will remain several days.\\ An effort is being made to have the + Coldstream Guards Band visit Stan- oad October 14th.\u2018 Mrs.Eugene E.Pinney of Cedar Rapids, Ia., is the guest of her moth- =, Mrs.J.F.Moulton, Stanstead.\u201c Fitty Fall and Winter Overcoats and Ulsters, all latest styles at cheapest | Rie at the People\u2019s store, Smith\u2019s At Mr.Charles Ward\u2019s on Tuesday \u201cMessrs, M.G.Waterman and O.E.\u201c Miliott threshed 375 bushels of oats in 36 hours.* Chas.R.Jenkins pays highest prieos \u201cbee all kinds of Lumber and Wood.\u201cDome and see me or write if you want ° » buy or sell.: ~'The Woman's Reading Club will mn dre B.P.Ball at Brook- Tuesday, Oct.6th.A large / etlendance is Me.John Borland of West Glover, Why Was in town Tuesday having been \u2018 alled here by the socident which be- oll his uncle, Matthew Nisbith, in the neighborhood last week.;r September was a record month at [the R,1.and D.L.stétion.The tiok- ios amounted to over #1,900 and LF, 7, served allke, both pay cash.If you want the best buy Priestle a, same line as sold in Montreal, Lon on and New York by the departmental stores, Also, 30 pieces of very fancy Waist oods.Latest American Designs, 8 cts., 12% cta:, 16 cts., 35 ote., 50 cta., and\u2019 78 cta.per ya.Fancy buttons for waists, latest, 75 cts.doz.The Baltimore Fancy Edged Veiling, | something entirely new.MEN\u2019S8 SUITS: Anyone buying al: man\u2019s suit from us during the month of October, will be given free with each suit, a collar, neck-tie, pa of hose, pr.of shoes, and also a ha Try one of our **\u2018Ought-to-Now-Bill\u201d style caps.TOWN TOPICS.No.1 bard face brick for 1 cent each at C.R.Jenkins\u2019s store.Mr.Ernest H.Hall of the Dominion Steamship Co.'s office, Boston, is visiting relatives in Stanstead.Mr.and Mrs.James A.Gilmore have just returned from a two weeks\u201d trip to Quebec and the Saguenay.Mr.J.B.Goodbue, wife, and Miss Frances have gone to Megantic this week on a bunting trip.They are tenting this time.Mre.Henry Hubbard will join her husband this week at Plainfield, N.J., where Mr.Hubbard has an excellent position as teacher.Get better acquainted with True & Blanchard Co., Newport, by allowing them to show you their beautiful ine of Cut Glass, Silverware, etc.Mrs.Florence Baxter who has lately been the guest of Mrs.E.E.Baxter at Derby Line, left yesterday for her home in Washington, D.C.On Monday evening Mr.John Siv- right left at the Caswell store a basket of wild strawberries picked by him at his farm near Derby Line that day.\u2018Messrs.F.T.Caswell and F.W.D.Melloon are building a substantial breakwater extending from the Bates lot past their cottages at Lake Park.The former is also building some additional verandas.The members of Tomifobia Lodge No.181.0.O.F., will attend Divine service at the Methodiet Church, Graniteville, on Sunday, Oct.11.All members attending are requested to meet at Mr.John Moir\u2019s, Graniteville, at 1,30 p.m.Miss H.M Hepworth will have her Mopening of new Fall Millinery on Wednesday and Thursday, Oct.7th and 8th.She has a first-clasd trimmer from Madam Croker\u2019s, Boston.All the latest novelties in trimmed and untrimmed hate.Rev.G.E.Read attended the joint meeting of the Congregational Association of Quebec, and the Orleans County Ministerial Association held at Island Pond, Tuesday and Wednesday.The address of welcome was made by Ool.Porter H.Dale, responded to by Rev.Hugh Pedley of Montreal, Moderator of the Quebec Association.The regular weekly praotice of the Stanstead Rifle Association will be held at the ranges on Mr.W.L.Pom- roy\u2019s farm avery Saturday commencing at two o'clock as long as the weather continues favorable.Members in good standing oan shoot at the ranges on other days of the week exoept Sundays at their convenience.Practice is very neosssary in order to prepare for Government shooting which will be hold this month.During the past few days the Uni- versaliat Church has been a centre of attraction as the frescoeing of the interior has proceeded.A metallio ceiling was recently put up under the di- veotion of Mr.J.R.Ayres of Boston, and the decorative work is being done by Mr, Bartlett Gannon, lately of the having same city.The work has been done in a very artistic manner and the au- ditoriura is sow a most beautiful and attractive room.Mr.Gannon ls mak- his headquarter at Barton, Vt.= during the season his address TOWN TOMOS.104 4 Ibs.of 35 cent tes for 81 at Abbey's store.Mrs, Doyle and Miss Doyle of New York are guests at the Derby Line Hotel.Buy your fannelettes at Abbey's store.A fine line in all colors to select trom.Mrs.A.L.Henderson ot Boston, has lately been visiting relatives in this place.Ohas.Jenkins keeps a full line of Shot Guns and Shot Gun Ammunition.A good double barre} Shot Gun for $13.Mrs.M.F.Hackett has lately been visiting relatives in Ottawa, accompanied by her danghter, Miss Mary Hackett, Just arrived at Abbey's store a new lot of Men's, Boys\u2019, Ladies\u2019 and Uhil- dren\u2019s Shoes, Men's and Boys\u2019 Sweaters and Children\u2019s Toques; also young Ladies\u2019 Tams in all shades.| At the recent meeting of the Protestant Committee of the Council of Public Instruction, Stanstead College was given first place and a bonus as the best equipped institution of its class in the Province.Me.James M.Williamson of the Buncook Valley Lumber Co., Boston, arrived at Stanstead Friday evening.Monday he was down in the Q.C.R.district buying lumber and left again \u2018for the \u201cHub\u201d Tuesday.\"On Friday forenoon the Keefe house à short distance north of Stanstead Plain, took fire from a defective chimney.The Stanstead Fire Company went out with the old \u2018\u2018Easex,\u201d but before they could get to work the flames bad gained such headway that it was impossible to stay their progress and the buildlog was destroyed together with the barn and most of the contents.The property was owned by Thomas Keefe and ocou- pled by Mrs.Andrew Keefe.Mrs.Elwood, & helpless invalid, who lived with Mrs.Keefe has since been sent to the Sherbrooke Hospital.At the annual meeting of the Holland Creamery Association last week directors were elected as follows: 8.R.Fletcher, A.B, Nelson, G.H, Tice, F.H.Robbins, E.A.Ferrin, H.Marsh and A.C.Cowles.The officers are: President, 8.R.Fletcher; vice-presi- dent, A.B.Nelson; secretary-treas- urer, H.F.Bryant; auditors, D.W.Davis and T.Frank O'Rourke.At a meeting of the directors a vote of thanks was given to Mr.8.R.Fletcher for his able management of the Creamery during the past flve years and npon his retiring from the management, Mr.F.A.Robbins of Derby Line was elected manager.The immovable property belonging to the estate of the late William Jon- dro was knocked down under the sheriff\u2019a hammer Tuesday morning, such a sale being considered the easiest way to secure a clear title to the property, which consisted of the undivided one half of the store occupied by Mr.F.W.D.Melloon and the factory lot with buildings thereon.The store property was sold to Mr.Melloon at $1,270, and the factory property to Mr.À.E.Cooper for 83,800.The sale attracted a considerable number of business men from this place and surrounding villages, and the bidding, especially on the factory property, was quite spirited.The threatened water famine came last Thursday when the supply was cut off from the main leading to Stanstead Plain.The following day all of Rock Island west of the river was cut off and since then people have been carrying water from all of the available sources of supply.Fortunately for Rock Island there are a number of springs which are being drawn upon and river water is being used for washing purposes, eto.Stan- stead Plain is not so fortunate there being no supply besides a fow wells and most of the water used has to be drawn in with teams.The action of the management of the International Water-works has called forth much hostile criticism.Many say that individual users should have been cut off leaving the water in the mains for fire protection.It is said that water is being used for washing wagons at Derby Line while there is not a drop in the pipes for ordinary purposes at either Rook Island or Stanstead Plain.The citisens, especially\u2019 of the latter place, feel that they are being discriminated against and declare that they will have an independent system.A satisfactory report was received from the men who examined thé springs on the Field farm, now owned by Mr.L.J.Walsh, but the project received a set-back when a thousand dollars was announced ss the price Tor two springs.Rock Island fe do- ing nothing to protest lis interests.TOWNTOMGE | Just arrived at Abbey's ators & how lot of ladies\u2019 Fleece-lined Wrnpper, siyes 38 to 46; in all colors.Come early and make your selection.© The musics! and elocutionary entertainment under the of Frontier Lodge, No.08, A.0.U.Wo will take place as advertised at the Rink Opera House to-morrow evea- ing.Arrapgenients have been made for the heating of the bailding shonld the night be cold.Last Friday evening the Costume Recital of Mr.Eugene Cowles at Rink Opéra House was an unqualified success.Mrs.Florence Buckingham Joyce proved herself an able support as pianist.Mr.Cowles was in supurb voice and evoked enthusiastic encores, eapecially for the Operatic selections in costume.The \u201cAnvil Song,\u201d and \u201cThe Heart Bowed Down\u201d are favorites never wearying.The extensive repairs on the Uni- versalist church having been completed, services will be held Sunday, morning and evening.Morning service at 10.45.The pastor will preach.Subject, The Joy of Service.Dr.Olaude A.Freligh will sing .Mary Crowninshield\u2019s solo \u201cThere is & land mine eye hath seen.\u201d Sunday school at 12 o'clock.In the evening at 7 Rally Sunday service will be held by the Y.P.O.U, FITCH BAY.Dr.F.C.Douglass of Montreal spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.F.H.Rider at Cedar Camp.Mies Eva Rickard who has spent the past two months at the Knowlton San- atarium, returned home on Wednesday of last week much improved in health.Miss M.E.Dolloft and Miss Gage were in Magog on Monday.Mr.G.W.Brown, Mrs.Brown and Mr.O.A.Brown spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in town.Miss Gladys Gardine was at home for a few days last week before going to Newport on Baturdsy where she has a situation for the winter.Mr.W.J.Burgess returned to his home in Worcester, Mam., on last Wednesday.Mr.Will Merrill of Nashua who has spent the past month with his father and mother, Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Merrill, returned to Nashua on Saturday.The Misses Dolloff and Gage have in a tull line of fall and winter millinery.Notice of opening later.Mr.H.P.Remick has gone to Magog to have a cataract removed from his eye.Dr.G.W.Bowen will perform the operation.Messrs.C.L.Magoon and E.F.Lovering of Lonsdale, R.I., were in town over Sunday.Mr.Magoon came up to Derby to buy cows for the Lons- dale Company\u2019s farm.\u2014 W.P.Holton\u2019s big auction, Fitch Bay, on Tuesday, Oct.6th.See ad.Mr.L.H.Rand went to Newport Centre on the 27th inst.with the body of Mrs.Briggs Waite who dled at her home on Brown\u2019s Hill on the 5th.Mrs.Flora Magoon and son Harry, visited friends here over Bungay.A chicken pie social will be held at the Mansion House Georgeville, on Oct.7th, for the benefit of the Congregational parsonage here.A good programme of music readings and recitations is being prepared and a general good time is expected.All are cordially imvited to come and make it a success.Ou Thureday evening, Oct.8th, à chicken pie supper will be held at the home of Mr.Freeman Sharkey, near Oliver Corner.Everybody is cordialiy invited to attend and have a good time.The Orchestra will be in attendance to discourse sweet music, The services in St.Matthias\u2019 Church next Sunday will be as foilows: Celebration of Holy Communion at 8 a.m.Morning Prayer and Litany 11 a.m.Evening Prayer at 7 p.m.Until further notice there will be services in this church both morning and evening every Bunday.Mrs.Brown of Fairfax, will se)! her stock, farm tools, crops, etc., at ano- tion ber 10th.SMITHS MILLS.The ladies of Smith's Mills and vicinity will give their annual Harvest Home aud chicken pie supper in the Methodist Church on Friday evening Oct.©.For several years past the program has been furnished by the 8.W.College.This y they have kindly consented to favor ws, which bespesks for all present a very interesting and enjoyable dvening.Mrs, O.À.Jenkins entertained the Misses Beatrice and Nancy Merrill, Annie Whitoher and Bertha Parker at aS Rap Tenth WY, for the past week.TRUE & BLANCHARD co.WEDDING GIFTS alent 2 2 WEDDING GIFT will you ous Hoe \u201cWE KNOW WE HAVR SO Our selections af OUT GLASS, FaONY CHIN à this side ° Yours, TRUE & BLANCHARD CO.Newport, Vt.- BEEBE PLAIN.The Beebe Plain football team journeyed to Sherbrooke on Saturday to play their return match with the Sherbrooke team.Both teams had on their strongest players.In the first halt the score ended 5 to 1 in favor of Beebe Plain who were playing a fine game while the Sherbrooke\u2019s were deter- nixed to beat whether by foul or fair play, several of the Beebe players being laid out.The Sherbrooke's played a better game in the second period and thus managed to keep down the score, the Beebe\u2019s only scoring once, the game ending 6 goals to 1 in favor of Beebe Plain.It would be interesting to note that Beebe Plain has played four games this season and won them all, scoring no less than 81 goals while only two have been scored against them.This is undoubtedly a fine record.They have just received a challenge from the Strathcona Club, Montreal, who have held the cham- plonship of Canada four years in succession.It will likely be played it terms can be arrived at.Everybody bas a hearty invitation to see the new Cut Glass and Silverware at True & Blanchard Co.\u2019s, Newport.Dr.George R.Feltus left last week for Portland, Me., where he will remain several weeks in the interests of his profession.Hoel Searles of Newport spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.C.A.Searles.The Harvest Thanksgiving servioe beld at All Saints Church last Wednesday evening was quite largely attended.Rev.Mr.Watson of Way's Mills preached the Thanksgiving sermon which was much enjoyed by sll present.Lyman House, clerk at True & Blanchard\u2019s, Newport, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.and Mrs.George House.H.B.Stewart has moved a part of his fast horses from Newport to Maple Grove stables here.Mr.Livingston has charge of them.Harry is attending the races in Montreal this week.Mrs.Elgin Heath has broken up housekeeping and left on Wednesday for Barnston where she will remain for a few days before leaving for Wis- conein where Elgin is and where he has a good situation and where they intend making their home.Although Mr.Heath\u2019s people have been residents of the village but a little more than a year, they have made many friends will regret their departure.Mr.and Mrs.Newton of Manson, Mass., were guests of Mrs.J.W.Elder for a fow days the past week.Nathan Beerworth and mother who have been spending a few months in Boston, returned home last week and are occuping their old rooms in Bellam and Campbell\u2019s block, Stanstead Jot.The Misses Ives have moved from the James Knox house on Junction street into their fine mew house on Main street.: Mrs.Albert Tyler spent two or three days last week with her friend, Mrs.Baldwin at Boynton.Misses Beatrice and Nancy Merrill spent last week at North Hatley the guests of Mra.C.A.Jenkins at her cottage, \u201cSaint's Rest.\u201d They were much pleased with their stay there and say it is a most delighttul piace.Mrs.Sageman of New York City je visiting her cousin, Mre, J.W.Elder, for a few days.Mrs Quimby of Boynton is spending a fow days with her sister, Mre.C.R.Roiter.\u2019 Mrs.M.B.Stewart is visiting relatives and friends in Boston for à couple of weeks.Owing to the death of Mr.B.B.Gustin, the teaches\u2019s father, the primary department of our school is closed for this week.Mrs.Collins Merrill of Brown\u2019e Hill is waking her home at present with Mrs.Sam.Wheeler.Sam Taylor who bas been quite se- rionely sick for the past four weeks with syphoid feves, is sald to be convalescent.Gladys Gardine who has been engaged at H.W.Bider\u2019s for the pest your, has closed her labous there and gone to her bome at Fitoh Bay for ee \u2018à vou alow w to show | STERLING SILVER, HOLLOW WARR, &o.are SUPERB.Not another such line can be Cities.We will use you right.Will you bear us in mind ?BEEBE PLAIN.Charlie Whitcher of Newport spent Sunday at his hoine here.Mr.T.A.Summers, representing J.8.Mitchell, Bherbrooke, was in the place on Monday taking H.B.Btew- art\u2019s order for wall paper for his house.Mr.and Mrs.Chas.Hall and daughter Mildred from Montgomery, Ve, were guests at T.D.Whitoher's\u2019 for a couple of days last week.They came with their automobile and report a very pleasant trip.Through the courtesy of Mr.Hall we took a twelve mile trip making it in forty minutes and with all the ease and comfort of à parlor coach car.It is truly a wonderful invention and will doubtless in time come into general use.Mrs.Whaley who was reported very seriously ill last week, died of menen- gitis early Tuesday morning.Her sickness was brief and very painful.Funeral services were held at All Sainte Church on Thursday, the Rector, Rev.Mr.Moore officiating and the interment was fun the family lot at West Derby.She leaves a husband to mourn his loss.He will have the sympathy of all.Mies Annie Whitcher was a guest of Mrs.©.A: Jenkins at her charming cottage, \u2018\u2018Saint\u2019s Rest,\u201d North Hat¢- ley, Sawurday and Sunday, She reports a most delightful time.GEORGEVILLE.It is reported that Mr.George Copp bas sold his farm to Oiayton Packard \u2018 for 88,000 including all the crops, farming tools and stock, except team, It is à good farm and Mr.Packard has a bargain.The farm lies north and adioining the farm of his brother, Mr.Willlam Packard.Mr.Charles Shephard went last Monday to the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, for electrical treatment for partial paralysis.He has been slowly recovering lately under the electrical treatment of Dr.Bogue of Newport, Vt.\u2019 The news of the sudden death last Saturday ot Mr.E.B.Gustin, postmaster at Marlington, came as a shock to his many friends here and some of them attonded the funeral on Monday p- m.at his Inte home, the Gustin homestead.All feel to sympathize with his grief stricken family in their sad bereavement.Hon.8.J.and Mrs.Barrows, Miss Barrows and Mr.W.B.Barrows returned to their home at Staten Island, New York harbor, last week and Cedar Lodge is closed for the season.Miss Ida Wilcox is with Mr.Barrows\u2019s people and is attending school.Mr.E, J.Williamson had a successful operation for appendicitia last ° week.Mrs.Grow and friend of Browning- ton were visiting at Mra.E.W.Packard\u2019s last week, Mm, Oliver Hutchine who has been quite ill, is now considerably improved.The maples are brilliant with color.Mr.William McEwen is home again after his summer's work on the Lady of the Lake.; The lake is extremely low and is falling every day.The oldest inhabitants never remember it as low.W.P.Holton's big auction, Fitch Bay, on Tuesday, Oct.6th.See ad.BARNSTON.Remember the auction at Mrs.Brown\u2019s, Fairfax, on the 10th inst.Quite a number of our villagers were camping at Elmwood Park last week.Among the number were \u2018Mr.o and Mrs.G.B.Hall, Mr.and Mrs.B.B.Converse and Mr.and Mrs.O.H.Remick.Me.Charles White of Lowell, Mass., is on a visit to friends here.As a result of the special held at the Baptist Oburoh fourteen young converts were baptised at the: church on Sunday.A large number of the young friends\u201d of Miss Alice Thornton called on bee st the Highland Hotse on Saturdsy evening, the 38th, on the occasion of - ° her Sist birthday.Miss Thornton 1° osived many handsome presents sd the svening was much enjoyed by alk.Mrs.B.8.Boekiand vee a soir à, A REPLY T0 BOURASS:.FREEDOM ENJOYED UNDER | : THE BRITISH FLAG.en.L.P.Pelletier Protests Against the Attempt to Arouse French- Canadian Sentiment Against England.Montreal, Sept.20.\u2014Hon.L.P.Pelletier, at one time Attorney-General of Quebec, and now Conservative or- i for the Province, at ganizer Laprairie yesterday severely criticized the anti-imperial utterances of Mr.Henri Bourassa.\u201cAs a French- Canadian,\u201d he said, \u201cI protest against the attempt French-Canadian England.and 1 am proud of it; I am proud of the old country from which mv fathers and yours came; I am proud ot my French blood; I love my French- Canadian mother and my nationality, but do not let French-Canadians hearken to those who would rouse among them a sentiment of hostility to the country which has every right to our love and affecuon for the way we have been treated in this Canada of ours.We speak our own language, we worship at our own altars, in our own temples, with the greatest ireedom un earth, beneath the protecting folds of the British flag.Certain people and men with eloquent voices, too, speak sneeringly to us of \u2018our England.\u2019 For my part À am ready to accept the term.Yes, she is \u2018Our England; and we are proud of her splendid record.We are proud of the iree institutions, the just and equitable laws which she has given us.When the unworthy vernment that to-day misrules our former mother country expelled the contmunities; when they put on the street samntly women who had consecrated their lives to Goud, where did these dispersed communities tak- sentiment against refuge ?Where did the men who had together.consecrated their lives to the education of youth and the service of God take refuge when they were not allowed liberty of conscience in the land of their birth ?They found a refuge and a haven of protection beneath broad folds o protects our own rights and our lib erties.(Loud cheers) I deny to the demagogues of yesterday and the demagogues of to-morrow, whether they come as the emissaries of Sir Wilfrid Laurier or otherwise, the right to attempt to arouse race against race and creed against creed in this happy land, where English, Irish, Scotch and French live together for the upbuild- ing of our grand new country, under the freest institutions the world has ever seen.I-tell you, gentlemen, that e men who do such work must fail, The more the different races learn of each other the better will they agree here and now tell Mr.Henri Bourassa, and others of his fel- Jows who follow in hie footsteps, that French-Canadian + their attempt to light the fierce fires of 2 i \"8 .\u201c principles, Lu oe i) they will mcet their own punishment in the reprobation of their own fellow-citizens for rade hatre for base political purposes.\u2014 ; WILL MR.TARTE RESIGN ?Electors of St.Mary's Ask Him to Do so.Montreal, Sept.29.\u2014Two thousand electors of St.Mary\u2019s division of this city met last night and passed a resolution, asking for the resignation of their representative in the Commons, Hon.J.Israel Tarte.Great enthusiasm prevailed, and the action was unanimous.Ald.Lariviere presideq, and among the speakers were Senator Cloran and Mr.D.A.Lafor- tune.Many prominent electors of the division were present.The resolution set forth that on November 7, 1900, .Tarte was elected by St.Mary's i to represent the Liberal party ; that while Sir Wilfrid Lauria was in Europe he started a cam- of ultra-protection, thereby vio the promises given to the electors; that Le had gone over to the goes the Liberal party; that he tad abandoned his electors and placed himself at the service of the cor- , and had therefore no right te 8 in the name of the electors t.Mary's, and they therefore repudiated his actions and found them- obliged to ask \u2018him to return the mandate they had confided to him.In opening the meeting, Ald.lLa- riviere said that Mr.Tarte was no longer a representative o ibera and should therefore be to give an account of himself.had given much time of late rvatives, and had not said wotd for those had elected Cries of shame, and true.) He to explain.Cloran denounced the mem- y.He said that Mr.Tarte was apostle of a policy contrary to Liberal views, and was trying to fas the venom into the whole rank bro Halifax to Vancouver.Under nstifl he should force him to gi 8 2 # sm?= speakers were loudiy appladed.a \u2014 = 7) PELEGRAPHIC BREVITIRS, Tit th Ë I J | | i Bay.Morita Haigh, who Jumped from à Moving street enr at \u2018Matmiison, is Sead The by-law for taking over tho Gadigh | W the taxpapers at Gusiph.La n° th i i} | 1 { ï PAIR being made to rouse 1 am a French-Canadian, |) the jh the grand old flag which L.oo - PROTECTION IN PART.Trades Unionists Denomnce Mann facturers* Atsituée.- Ottawa, Sept.2p.\u2014Membess of the executive of the Trades and Labor Congress of Cansda waited on Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Sir Wm.Mulock, Minister of Labor, yesterday and presented a statement protesting against the efforts of the Manufacturers\u2019 Association to use the Labor Department as an employment agency to secure foreign laborers to replace strikers.The deputation was comprised of Messrs.A.W.Puttee, M.Winnipeg 3 P.M.Dna r, Secrz- , E.Empey, Ottawa, aml Hervey Hall, Toronto.The statement presented criticized the Manufacturers\u2019 Association for profss- sing a desire for arbitration and at the same time boasting that they defeated the conciliation bill in the Ontario Legislature last session.Secretary Draper presented the reso- vtion passed at last week's congress, and, proceeding, denounced the Manufacturers\u2019 Association for its \u201ccool and arrogant assumption\u201d and for ever striving for more protection for manufactured goods and at the same time noisily and demonstratively crying for absolute free trade in labor.Sir Wm.Mulock, replying to the labor deputation who again presented their case, briefly in the afternoon expressed regret that there should be any discord between Canadian employers and employees.The well-be- ing of Canada required that these two freat classes should march in harmony.e had seen the attack of the Manufacturers\u2019 Association upon the De- artment of Labor, and would have et it pass in silence had it not been brought before him in this way.He regretted the attack, as it served to accentuate the breach b.tween employers and employees.The Depart: ment of Labor, according to the statute of 1900, by which it was created, was vested with the power of gathering statistical information useful alike to employer and employee, and its dissemination through the official organ, The Labor Gazette.Another function was to give effect to the conciliation act.Other functions had been added, notably at this session.when a bill had been passed dealing with the difference between railways and their employees.| But no legislation ad cast upon the Department of abor the duty or power to interfere with immigration.If thev were charged with doing that, the answer was that by so doing they would be acting illegally.Therefore it was to be regretted that the department had been subjected to an unwarranted attack of that nature.\u2014e MAY NOT GO TO ST.LOUIS.Railways Unwilling to Carry the Jubilee Presents, Toronto, Sept.29.\u2014 À peculiar state of affairs has, arisen over the transportation of the Queen Victoria Jubilee presents to the St.Louis Fair, and it is just possible these very valuable articles may not be seen at St.Louis after all.The Colonial Office was desirous that the presents should be exhibited in other Canadian cities than Toronto, but his Majesty was anxious that the gifts should be on view at the opening of St.Louis Fair.so it was decided that they should be packed up, sent to St.Louis and the uestion of their exhibition in other nadian cities left over for decision until near the close of that Fair.Since the close of the Toronto Exhibition workmen have been busy packing the présents, and now all is ready for delivery to the railway for trans- ortation to the metropolis of Missouri.en, however, Mr.Christie, who is In charge of the presents, opened negotiations with the American railways for the carriage of the presents he was met by a refusal of each road running into St.Louis to carry such a precious load, pending satisfactory arrangements for their protection.A consultation was held yesterday with the United States Consul, Mr.N.Gunsaulus, with a view to arranging for United States troops protecting the treasures during transportation, but no conclusion was arrived at.The authorities of the St.Louis Fair were notified of the position of affairs, but up to a late hour last night they were unable to straighten out the tangle.In the meantime the armed guard keeps watch and ward over the presents, and unless Mr.Christie can have satisfactory arrangements made for the safe transportation of the presents thev will either go back to Britain forthwith or be exhibited in other Canadian centres.\u2014m ACCUSES CLAN-NA-GAEL.Col Blake of the \u201cIrish Brigade\u201d Misees $10,000.Omaha, Neb., Sept.29.\u2014Colonel J.F.Y.Blake, who commanded the \u201cIrish Brigade\u201d which fought with the Boers during the South African war, in an address at the Emmet memorial meet made charges against the national officers of the Clan-na-Gael.He did not produce the documentary evidence ich he said was in his pos- ion, but again asserted that h able to do oF \"He said that the or ization secured.$10,000 for the Fob Brigade, and 4nnounced that it had a forwarded to that organization.hip return, he says, he learn- Sous Afrien and thet offeers Sit to a 0 s of t Clan-za-Geel informed him it had been at a cr fo ae mount Las never bee distributed, | | Me.Chamberisin\u2019s Lotter to Merting- 1 ham Manufactoress, - : Ê Londok, Sept.29.Mr.Chambertain a2 §5EFEPTEL] im Hs stiely iil ligt r Te ie heard : x against the iron bottom.They ced a noise resembling a human ing \u201cHelp.\u201d A hole was drilled in the iron plates, and this was hardly Sooomplished, when a human sp in the opening.Then Capta dt announced himself to the as tonished sailors as safe and sound within the ship\u2019s hull He said he had food enough for three days, but during the last 24 hours had n compelled to drink ses water because the tanks were empty.The Norwegian steamship\u2019s artificers were not prepared to make the hole in the iron bottom large enough to permit of the imprisoned man\u2019s ration, and therefore the wreck was towed to Dantzic.Here the vessel was raised, and thus ended Captain Engellandt\u2019s cap tivity, which lasted twelve weary days and eleven nights.The hardy seaman 1s none the worse for the fatigues he underwent.During the day he worked hard to make his presence inside the vessel known to passing ships, but at night he slept peacefully with the water underneath and the iron roof above, rm Whers Perfumes Come From.William E.Curtis declares that ninety per cent.of the perfumery used in the world comes from what is known ae the ent of Sea Alps in France, the strip of mountainous country which lies along the Mediterranean east of Marseilles.The soil, the climate, and the sloping hillsides facing the southern sun, e this a most favorable location for the cultivation of flowers, and the annual harvest is about 6,000,000 pounds of roses, 5,000,000 pounds of orange blossoms, 3,000,000 of carnations, 1, 000,000 Finds of violets, 9,000,000 pounds of lilies, 600,000 .pounds of tube roses, and other flowers in proportion.These flowers are mostly raised ants, who own small farms and do thelr own work.They sell their crop of flowers to the agents of Paris perfumery êFgE ii i manufacturers, and tmin-loads are shipped to that city every night during the season, just as milk fronr the Western farms is shipped to the creameries.When there is an abundant harvest, the buyers will pay six cents a pound for Tose leaves, seven cents for orange blossoms, twenty-five cente for jasmines, fifty cents for violets, and lar rates for other flowers.After the day\u2019s harvest i: done, the flowers are dumped upon tables or benches and the stems are nipped close, but the leaves that protect the \u2018blossoms are allowed to remain, because otherwise they wilt Juiddy, and freshness is desirable.ch leaf contains only @ particle of oil, and it takes a great many icles to make an ounce.t requires 32,000 of rose leaves, or 5,000,000 single blossoms, to make one of rose oil, and 40,000 pounds of violets, or 12,000,000 flowers, to make a pound of the oil; and one may judge of the enormous amount of flowers that are thered annually for this purpose when t is known that the perfumers of Paris New Version of an Old Story.peas- tionary safe wed away upon some self.What principally requi + hal iy Leopold de Rothschild, in his speech as | chairman of the Newspaper Prem Fund dinner in London the er day, demol- | ished the tradition about the way in | hich his grandfather obtained advance news of the st Waterloo.Ae to the eurrent story, 4 i Hl i £5 fi Ë £ tle, and hurried back to London he saw it was decided, getting hours before the and making eno! Ff i 2 Ee Ba mi E £3 it Ft } 4 8 i E F Ë 0 Ig A i EL [3 i E Ii: 1 F a E§es ft gif if i fa] Hl i; i 1e gi Hd : hi fl Hr £ ES E J which clopaedia Britannica\u201d repeats, |: Rothachild vas prenant ot \u2019 d [ The nou having by the pas sive assistance Of (he schoct-svom.jen d Poe oer back hair and ed an upon sliver \u201cMis locket adoeing & pb tisularly ser throat, turn affably to her two puplls, and & prim \u201cMiss orth\u201d sort of manner, remarked: dears, the countess ha left tal ering of your course of et es the method 1 have bible parsed 2 the numerous high! .daintily nibble the corners.Then, leaning comfortably back in the low rocking-chair and crossing her long legs in a ladylike manner, she veaile Evuyntrade, and paid pions e ; : \u201cMy dear Miss Frumpletowzer, it will be better for all parties concerned if we come to an immediate and perfectly clear understanding, You, I presume, for the sake of a certaln number of spondulicks paid quartet red ter ally, aa the case may be, have ss upon our plastic minds certain trite Items oi cut and-dried information which serve to make up, as a whole, what is termed education, whilst we\u2014my sister and my- aelf\u2014es a duty we are supposed to owe to our have consented to be thus impressed.So far so good.But when you of modesty and virtue in the\u2014forgive me if there is anything offensive in my manner of putting it!\u2014 childish, middle-class manner to which you have, from your own admission, hith- orto been aocus , you fairly make me hy, good ous! Sup pose sister Ethel had followed your first maxim, and hadn\u2019t made a dead set at the Duke of Dullborough, and dogged SE MI over the Blomed où 10 to epeak, do you imagine she would now & duchess and a persona grata even in royal circles?Or what becomes of moth.er\u2014who has been three times divorced\u2014 if your second aphorism is worth a pinch of salt?No, not! Modesty and virtue are excellent in their proper place ~which I be some musty dic- sto is some litt) practice e the perfecting of qu French accent, the latter of which\u2014Ermy\u2019s in cular\u2014I frankly admit to be vile.You'll have a cpl berth here when you get pede know e ropes\u2014providing, course, we pull together.In that little cupboard there, behind the bookcase, you'll find à bottle A ho brandy and = box of rly decent cigarettes, and underneath the.sofa cushion Is a of Gantier's \u2018Mademoiselle de Maupin,\u2019 which we prigged from mother\u2019s boudoir, and which will certainly not be missed for a day or two.Suppose we begin with a cut at that for an hour or so?There's heaps of words I can't make out, and the dic-, tionary\u2019s such slow work!\u201d \u2018 Andas haër upon the r ble governesa\u2019s head betrayed irrepressible symptoms of standing bolt upright, she added, easily: \u201cI suppose even you've had a mash or two in your time?But you shall tell us all about it ut your leisure.Ermy, dear, \u2018do run upstairs and fetch my puff.You'll \u2018find it between the poudre de Ninon box and my ivory-backed chi paper.Golf ihe H 3 ti i 235 il i Le i BES Ee E = § ë Ef gi x & v of iil, ; HH ARH 4 i en aif I 2 +4 He oF és Best EE: Ife Saved Lis 2s Fisk E* ith it Ï j Ë ce 5 | ; i ck £5 i it, e3fy FR rib Ha 37a chile silic § S q ii HE i à Ë i i E 2 | a i h i $ : > i ir gli il ï F3 1 §13% i i 7 { § Ë { i ii ES i SEE ] ¥ I 5 Ex EL 9 i EE £3 hy ! ik q; i H I \u2018 j 0 j rch-servico\u201d\u2014 : We could not possibly shoot in aunt\u2019s defence without great risk of Bit her, If we unfastened the gate, one of Indians could easily have forced an entrance while the other stopped her.But niy aunt, instead of rushing in, set down the pail.Bhe looked agin where the Indians had now risen boldly up directly under a solitary tree.On the topmost branch of that tree sat 8 \u201cwhisky-jack\u201d\u2014a bird of the jay family which is common round camps in the orthern woods.Quick as a flash she aimed her rifle, \u201cpicked off\u201d that jay as coolly as if she had been at target practice, and then, as calmly lifting the pail of water, came slowly to the gate, where wWe received her with open arms.As for the Indians\u2014well, there was « flourish of greasy shouiders through the long gress, and two braves had disappeared.Conundrums.v steps In after tea?You What tro letters make a species oi pe ?KN.+ ¥en ie 6 bottle sek?When it is ue.What is it that we should never ask for?! What we can\u2019t have.Why is a like teker?The both need bread.* \u201c y When anyone falls down, what is the first thing to do?Get up.As, lors going up the church steeple g people; they were not Why ought fishermen to be wealthy! Because theirs is all net profit.ud What is that which a cart cannot move Fithout, but yet is of no use to it?What is the difference between a farmer and a dressmaker?! Ome sews what she gathers and the other gathers what © OWS, Which te the debtor's favorite tree?The willow (will owe).was pa money first mentioned in the Bible?When the dove brought the green back to Noah.What fish the most valued by a loving wife! Her , t did Adam set In the Garden of Eden?! His foot, What is the hardest thing to deal with?An old pack of cards iH; Ë I He : gi SI i i fi sf Bs i H i if} | 1.fi and Furnishin Kill or Air dried Lumber.Hard-wood Floor Bosrdgand Matched Ceiling manufactured from kiln-dried lumber.| Then | the wholesome tonios > C.H.REMICK Printer, Insurance Agent ana Undertaker.BARNSTOM, - QUE.e e os a) Cd LTE SN A complete Stock of Coffins Oasket and Robes always on hand.oe Good Hearse and matched pair black horses ready at all times.Courteous attention paid to every detail of this business.BELL TELEPHONE.96 GASOLINE STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS for Sale or Exchange.Agents for the Olds Gasoline En nes also Alamo and ther makes.LADDERS Stepe, Lawn Settees, eto.Bend for Catalogue.FRONTIER LUMBER (0., Rock Island, Que LEARN WATCHMAKING, od profitable trade and one that is not crowd: , n ons await our graduates.Wo tooo ran Midred arts of Engraving and Optjca also.Write for catalogue.WALTHAM TECHNICAL SCHOOL FOR WATCHMAKERS Waltham, Mass A.H.CUMMIMGS & SON - Coaticook, : : Que.MANUFACTURERS OF Doors, Sash, Blinds and Frames, All kinds of Hard and Soft Wood Sheathings House gs manufactured from All orders promptly attended to.We are bound not to be undersold.ABBOTT , of STAMSTEAD is our SAMUEL E.ales, agent for that Township.We carry in stock the popular shades of \u2018boards\u2019 for mounting PERRY AND OTHER PICTURES.Sheets 22x28 oR cut to any size desired.The regular sizes are 73x94 and 93x11.We also have ADHESIVE TAPE For binding the edges where glass is used and for many other purposes.Let us supply you.>.Journal Printing Co.A Weak Stomach Tnéigestion 1s often caused by over rity says Sting.An eminent autho iy on the t FA ue OL Eat all the food you want but don\u2019t over hie ey stomach.A Weak stomach on tos, Sood Eien Ad ety out the stomach\u2019s a pis rot A Pony Polleres the feel .ze tog EA Ah aod bloating from och some people suffer after meals.utely cures indigestion.Kedel Nature\u2019s Tealo.| Epa TAREE Bigelow's, Newrort, Bishop's, West Derby SS A a SS A de fe en fl Ib Wagon or Harness \"HA SEEN THE | \"TE BABY RUNNING PERFECT w KiNG À Domestic à New Goodrich?CNET Wl Paper AX us.Before you BO De bre named gopde.\u2026 We rill be f the above vou whether you buy or not.L° ñ ] ve à .# mor vou re METHING \u2018oN would bei pleased to show them to aod explain we Sa thelr merits at any time, .and Window Shades The season for house clean] renovating and repairing will the work inspect our stock * WALL PAPER FROM 10¢.PIKE A DOUBLE ROLL UP.BROTHERS, § ROCK ISLAND, QUE.IF YOU WANT A AT COST Now is the Time to Buy.I have left on hand 2 New Concords, pleased to show same to | Second Hand Surrey, in first-class shape, 1 pair Heavy Work Harnesses and 1 one-horse Work Harness.These Wagons and Harnesses will be sold at COST in order to close my business and Come early and take your choice.\u2018 H.T.BALL.6 + Be- £ have the Largest : Assortment of Up- to-Date Ç Vehicles | on hand I have ever carried in Stock.+ +8 My Storehouse is so crowded that I have been obliged to put some cheaper jobs -out- side which would like to dispose of at once.I can suit everybody as to Price, Style and Quality Call early and get first choice and save money.Respectfully, | : EDW.AUDINWOOD Wagons! Wagons! SuoLon0nORORONOHONCLONORONONONONONOSONCCSONO * Best \u2019 A To.À + seu F.Ca wot Just Arrived A FINE LINE OF Gents\u2019 Rain Coats from $5 to $10.ALSO Gents\u2019 White, Black and White and Grey Summer Suits.You oan get Better Values in Shirts of any 8 yles at my Store than elsewhere.Call and see for yourself.ALWAYS ON HAND A Good Assortment of Ladies\u2019 Skirts \u201cAt the Lowest Prices.Stock of Groceries in Town at Bottom Prices.W.D.Melloon.1 New End Spring Piano Box, Must be Sold Within Ten Days.visiting friends, apecial tion should be made of the rich blessings enjoyed by Mr.and Mre.Anson Stratton.Of their six sons and three daughters, Charlie and May are employed at the 0d homestead, Carrell and wife, Beeman, wife and two ahil- dren live in the immediate vicinity, Banton and wife in Holland, Mr.and Mre.Dell Hamilton (Minnie) and daughter \u2018at Hamilton's Mills.The frequent family reunions and the apparent good will among them is highly commendable.The annual ho coming of Mr.and Mrs.Henry Lane, (Basie) of Boston, Mass., Herbert and wife and Anson, jr., ot New York City, is a time of special rejoicing, saddened only by the vacant chair once occupied by the youngest and favorite son Walter who passed away about two years ago.That Mr.and Mrs.Stratton may yet live many years to enjoy the society of their family is the sincere wish of their many friends.The letters in the JOURNAL from Zion City by Emma Brooks are read with interest by people in this vioin- ity.Mr.Lezott\u2019s house is boarded and nearly shingled.Mr.Bayley\u2019s Fleury house is complete and is now ocoupied by Hirsh Pratt, he being in the employ of Mr.Bayley.The carpenters, Bissell brothers, bave finished the ten foot veranda and inside work in the Joseph Davio house and the painters, Wm.Stratton and sons are doing their part of the work.White paint with green trimmings are the prevailing colors.The carpenters are now working on the house once used as the old school house finishing the chambers.Mrs.E.M.Foss has some specimens of house plants worthy of mention.A gloxinia which bad six blossoms at Easter, during the month of June had 24 blossoms at one time, now has two.A Woodstock seedling begonia 8 years old, 9 inch pot, measures 3 feet in height, 8}; ft.in width in continual bloom and a thing of beauty.A Boston Fern 3 years old, 10 inch pot measures 6 foet in width, fronds 4 feet in length.Miss Alma Yetter who is visiting her sister, Mra.Ernest Pocock in Manchester, N.H., reports that her sister\u2019s health ie improving.ABBOTT'S CORNER.Intended for last week.A young man at North Hatley while bathing in Lake Massawippl a short time ago, lost his false teeth, and as a singular coincidence one of our local fishermen claims to have caught a pickerel that had a set of artificial teeth in its mouth.This story may seem to have rather a fishy aspect, nevertheless the young man is quite anxious to secure the molars as he is confident, considering the eimilarity of facial construction he bears to this variety of fish, they must be his lo:t teeth.Mr.A.H.Kezar is making preparations to install an up-to-date fyrnace in his premises.Mrs.R.Bliss has been visiting friends here and has returned to her home in Boston, Mass.Miss Nellie Abbott of Ottawa, who has been visiting relatives at the old Abbott homestead, left for her home Friday.Mr.and Mrs.Oral Bean of Sherbrooke, were in town last week visiting friends.Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Cunningham visited friends at McConnell Sanday.Mrs.Amanda Bean of Sherbrooke is à guest of her daughter, Mrs.Ed.Maxfield.Mrs.I.Gordon who has been visiting her son, Mr.E.Maxfield at Mc- Connell, returned home last week.Mr.and Mrs.A.B.Little of Water- ville, were at Mr.A.Vance\u2019s on Sunday.Mr.John Johnson is making a business trip in Compton Co.He attended the fair at Bury Tuesday.Mrs.W.Morgan and daughter of Ooaticook, visited relatives here last week.Mr.and Mrs.A.Dustin of Tuarner- town made a pleasant call on Mr.and Mre.Ed.Maxfield Friday.Mr.B.Doyle, conductor on the Q.C.R.R., and Mrs.Doyle, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.John Johnson Sunday.Mrs.H.J.Call and Miss A.O.Le- Baron were in Waterville Monday.Mr.Henry Wilson of Moes River, spent Sunday here with his brother, Mr, Percy Wilson.Mr.James McKèe has sold his farm .|to Mr.Paschall Morrissette of Minton.Mr.A.Vance has been quite ill of late.Mr.Steve Clark has leased his farm to his son Ernest and will go on a bunting excursion in Megantic Co.The Salve That Heals without ving a soar is DeWitt\u2019s, aw iteh Harel is applied to many salves, but DeWitt\u2019s Hs- sel ve le the only Witch Hasel Salve made that contains the pure unadulterated witch hasel.If any other Witch Hasel Salve is offered you it is a oounterfeit, E.O.DeWitt invented Witch Hasel Salve and DeWitt\u2019s Witch Hasel Salve is the best in the world À The State O.E.Convention will be: held as Barre, Oct.6, 7 and 8th.\u2018 and the number is steadily increasing.Most of tie offenders are drunkards.Senator M.P, Dillingham has returned to Moutpelies from a three months\u2019 trip to Alaska when he investigated the resources and needs of the territory in pursuance of the resolution passed at the last session of Congress.Chief Clerk E.M.Carpenter of the U.8.railway postal service hus announced the promotion of sub-clerk 0.O.Wiley of Barton Landing to be postal clerk between Burlington and Albany, N.Y,, and of sub-clerk Guy Batchelder to be assistent transfer clerk at Burlington.But little change in the Vermont game laws was made by the last Leg- ielature, except in reference to grey squirrels.Houters should take notice that the law now reads: \u201cNo more than five grey squirrels shall be taken by any one person in a single day, and thea only for consumption as food withfh this state.\u201d Leon Russell of Chittendon, aged \u20180 years, was blinded by a kick from a horse the other day.The blow from the horse\u2019s hoof broke the bridge of the young man\u2019s nose and fearfully lacerated both eyeballs.The physi- clap, who was called, stated that he thought the young man would recover, but his eyesight was totaliy gone.The Daughters of the American fourth annual convention in 8t.Al- bans on the 16th ult.and the affair was An unqualified success.The state officers elected for the ensuing year are: Regent, Mrs F.Stewart Strana- han; vice-regent, Mrs.Worth of Shoreham; secretary, Mrs.John H.Mimms of St.Albans; treasurer, Mrs.Wallace G.Clement of Rutland.The Catholic Church at Woodstock, the Church of Our Lady of the Snows, the 20th ult.Bishop Michaud of Burlington had just held a confirmation service for a class of 20 but the church was closed and left for the night before the fire was discovered.The blaze began in the attic of the church and it Is supposed was started from the electric wires.The fire fighters had to give their attention very largely to saving the surrounding property and only a very little of the property in the church was saved.The church was built seven years ago at a cost of $10,000 and was insured for 87,000.An interesting occasion took place in the little village of Castleton on the 15th ult., when a handsome monument to the memory of Col.Noah Lee was unveiled and dedicated by the local Daughters of the American Revolution assisted by members of the Rutland and Poultney chapter, Sons of American Revolution and Lee Lodge, F.& A.M., which was named after Col.Lee, who with Col.Amos Bird, was the first man to visit the town, going there in 1767.The monument is of granite and bears the foi- lowing simple inscription: Noah Lee, 1840, erested by his grandson, 8.K.Lee, Howell, Mich.HALL'S STREAM.Intended for last week.One day last week Mr.Wm.Johnson was attacked in his barn yard by a ferocious bull and if assistance had not been near he would undoubtedly have been killed; as it was he was handled roughly for a few minutes but not seriously injured.Everything that can dry 1s drying streams, brooks and springs; and all kinds of vegetation, grass in the pastures and fields, and cows are giving very little milk.No grass and in some places a very little water.Mrs.H.Lawton is away visiting friends at Rock Island, Que.Mrs.Hawks of Portland, Me., fs visiting relatives in this vicinity for a short time.Horace Bigelow fell while at work in the Furniture factory at Beecher Falls, which has kept him from work for a week or ten days.Rev.Chas.Shattuck of Danville, held meetings in the A.CO.Church three evenings last week and over Sunday.He was very well liked and had a good attendance through \u2018the meeting.Do your borses hoofs get hard and crack?Are they bfittle and sore Shane\u2019s Lightaing Hoof Grower and Revolution of the State held their | ; was destroyed by fire-on the night of hx Do they neeéd growing .out?\u2014Mo- of the HIG AT THE S00.TROOPS FROM TORONTO OR DERED TO THE CENA.Town Under Martial Law-The Rint Ast Read and the Mob Advised to Dispirse\u2014Windows Broben and Other Destruction Wrought in the + Company's Bullding\u2014Official No- tos \u2018Stating There is no Money te Pay the Men.Toronto, Sept.39.\u2014Colonel L.Buchan, C.M.G,, Commanding Officer of Military District No.3, in which Sault Ste.Marie is included, rec:ived an urgent despatch at an early hour this morning to send troops to Sault Ste.Marie Two hundred and fity men, the R.C.D.and all the R.CR.L at the barracks, were to leave by C.P.R.immediately a train could be secured.The regular officers at the fort were left in command, At 3 o'clock the officers of the local regiments were notiiying men to parade this morning.Seventy men trom each of the three regiments are called to leave at 7 o'clock; as0 more men of the city regiments are called to parade for reserves, Sault Ste.Marie, Ont., Sept.a9.\u2014The trouble which has existed between the officers of the Consolidated Lake Superior Company and the employees since the c sing down of the works a week ago last Friday reached a climax yesterday, and the town is under mar- tiad law, in consequence of the riotous act of some of the men during the day.On Thursday, owing to the fact that pretty well exhausted, the officers of the company were obliged to bring the men into town.The first batch arrived here on Friday night, and those were followed by large numbers on Ses- urday and Sunday.The entire crowd, numbered about 600, which, with the men employed at the industries in the town until the cessation of operations, made up an army of 1,500.The men held a meeting early in :he morning and decided to go in a body to the company's office and demand their wages lor, although the day had been name as pay day, there was a general feel- ng among the employees that they would be given a further stand-off, and in this were not disappointed.Abdut ?o'clock they arrived\u2019 st the office uilding, and found the front door locked and the company police guar.i- ing the entrance.ulle- tin was posted, stating that the President and directors in New York have been unable to raise the money to pay the wages and salaries now due the men and officers of the company.Advice received from New ork indicates that our President and directors ve a plan to raise the money to not only pay the myn, but to start up the works, that seems to promise success.The plan has the endorsement and promise of sup, of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Preier of Canada, and the Hon.Geo.W.Ross, Premier of Ontario, and it is expected to produce the necessary money within thirty days.While we regret very much the inability of the inability of the company to pay the fact remains that there is no money to pay with.There seems to te only one thing left for the men to do, and that is to accept the offer of work elsewhere, leaving their checks with friends, responsible attorneys, or business men, to collect and send to them when the company pays them.nstead of answering the pyrpose for which it was intended, that of pacifying the men, the contents of the bulletin had the opposite effect, and a rush was made for the main entrance to the building.A conflict between the men and the company\u2019s police was the result.In the melee that ensued several of the men were roughly handled by the police, who, in turn, received severe treatment at the hands of the now infuriated mob.Two of the policemen received serious injuries, and, a riot being imminet, a message was sent for reinforcements to protect the company's property.Magistrate Quibell arrived shortly, and, after reading the riot act, re- uested the men to go peacefully to their homes.In the meantime someone, presumably for the purpose of diverting the attention of the men, sent in a fire alarm from a box near by.When the firemen arrived the trouble had reached an acute stage, and the town and company police were utterly unable to cope with the men.Someone turned a stream of water on the assemblage from the inside of the building, driving the crowd back aad drenching a great many.This indiscreet act was the signal for a general attack on the building, and in a few minutes not a pane of glass was left unbroken in the magnificent structure.Having done about all the damage that was possible, the crowd started down down.At the corner of Queen and Gore streets a street car going east was blocked, and the driver forced to return to the barns.A car going west was similarly s The mob then proceeded to the ferry and were successful in tying ap for day the service between the tw) Soos.3 o'clock in the after- econ the most serious rioting took place in the main street.License In- 8 or Bassingthwaite had ordered all the barrooms to be closed at 1 o'clock, but some of the men had consumed à geod deal of liquor prior to that tim: hr the mob.e er the to which they had been subjected by having the hose turned on them in the aly part of the day, and their blond fired with liquor, these husky lumber- nized 3 band to avenge the an hour or more they hov- the fire hall in the east end found the building well town police recognised who been the supplies in the camps had become Th the meantime the militia had = * been called out, and Chief Constable >, Downey had sworn in an additional number of special policemen.Trouble had agin broken out at the works, and Manager Coyne had telephoned tor assistance, fearing that further and more serious damage to the properties was contemplated.At 3.30 o'clock the oyth Battalion started for the scene of the trouble.When the volunteers reached the works they were received with jeers and hoots, but these sounds soon faded away, the sight of the uniforms and bayonets drawn ua- doubtedly inspiring some respect in the hearts of the lumbermen.Ma istrate uibell again mounted steps leading to the general offices, and again read the riot act.which he prefaced with a few words of good advice to the men, whom he advised to go to their homes like peaceable citi- gens, He assured them that their money would be forthcoming, perhaps in a few days.Mr.Quibell\u2019s remarks had a decidedly good effect upon those of his hearers who could understand the English language, and the majority ol these men started for home when the Magistrate had concluded his remarks, This evening all is quiet in the town.e men are being cared for by the company and town, but the volunteers are on sentry duty around the big edifices of the company.The fact that Mayor Plummer\u2019s store was broken into last night and several rifles stolen bas caused a feeling of unrest and a fear that other piaces might be visited to-night for a like purpose, but at a late hour there appeared to be no reason to anticipate anything in that regard., anager Skinner of the International Hotel, operatéd by the company, was informed this evening by a leader of the rioters that the hotel would burned to the ground to-night.Mr.Skinner communicated this information to his guests, the result being that \u2018there are a great many more vacant rooms in the International to-night than on any night for some time.The train which was to have brought about 400 men to-day was cancelled, but if there is no repetition of to-day's troubles to-morrow the men will arrive to-morrow Ca, Job av nn, Sept.29.\u2014John G.Carruth of Philadelphia, President of the Industrial Trust, Title & Sav.in Company was here appointe receive or the Consolidated Lake Superior Company by Judge Platt in the United States District Court.His bond was placed at $10,000.udge Lynde Harrison of the city, counsel for the company, said the company consented to the appointment of the re ceiver, .New York, Sept.28.\u2014Concerning the appointment of John Carruth, Pre- ident of the Industrial Trust, Title & vings Company o iladelphia, as a receiver for the Consolidated Lake Superior Company, Charles M.Tweed of Speyer & Company said :\u2014 \u201cthe action of the Connecticut court will not interfere with the sale of the securities of the Consolidated Company October 1.The appointment of a receiver places the affairs of the company in the hands of an individual.No arrangement has been made for postponing the sale, and I know nothing of the report that Mr.Clerque had raised the 5,050,000 cash needed to satisfy our claim.\u201d ; London, Sept.29.\u2014Sir Christopher Furness says he knows nothing concerning the report cabled from Toronto that he is finding fresh capital for the Consolidated Lake Superior Com- any.Five and one-haM per cent.of the insurance on the Clergue buildings at the \u201cSoo\u201d has been withdrawn by fire insurance companies which fear loss through riots.The great bulk of the companies interested in the insurance on the proper ties, however, refuse to accept the stories of threatened outrages by workingmen, and not only are practically all of the insurance policies still in effect but a new schedule of insurance on the buildings, amounting to $534,000, was arranged yesterday.Three companies out of forty-one threw up their share of the Clergue business and their al Jotment of the insurance has been taken up by the other corporations.The largest folder of insurance on the Clergue properties is the Liverpool & Lancashire Company, which has stead- {ly held all of the business which it originally assumed.SEDER CHIEF OF POLICE KILLED.Was Trying to Quell a Disturbance at Attalla, Alabama.Attalle, Als, Sept.@\u2014While attempting to quell a disturbance in the rear of a saloon here, Chief of Police { Jenkins was shot and killed, and Pa- troiman W.B.Blankenship and J.ho Wiite, sn alleged participant in the fight, were seriously wounded.mr The Times correspondent at Constant!- nopte understands that orders have been ! given for the summary execution of aff Bulgarians in Macedonia capttired with or without arms.sotiod of Mrs.James The Stanstead Journal.PUBLISARD EVRAY THURSDAY BY THE JOURNAL PRINTING 00.; Rock Island, Que.« One year (advance payment) $1.00 If paid in vix months, 1.2 Af the end of the year, 1.50 ADVERTISING RATES.{ Transient advertising 10 cents à line for the first insertion and 8 cente n line for each sub: sequent insurtion.12 lines to theinch.Noad- vartigment received for leus than 80-centa.BRONCHO BUSTING.What a Scottish Journalist Thinks About \u2018 it.Writing from Calgary, under date of Aug.13, the representative of the Aberdeen \u2018Free Press\u2019 says: \u2014 Of the picturesque side of ranch life the passing traveller sees\u2019 nothing.1 should like to witness a round-up of cattle and make the acquaintance of the cowboy in real life.If all accounts, however, be true, the cowboy of romance is passing rapidly away in this rapidly-developing country.The rough methods of breaking a horse by sitting on its back till its spirit is cowed, and of roping a steer with a noose and throwing it on the ground, are becoming diecredited.The ranch- man finds that a broncho broken according to the Western plan, commands no price in the East, where farmers prefer an animal which has been trained and not broken.I was told by one man that he allowed no broncho busting on his place and no rough treatment of cattle.The result of those may be seen in the stockyards where a man can handle a bunch of Western cattle without running the risk of accident, as was the case in former years when the animals were roughly treated on the ranges and were consequently wild and dangerous.Exactly the same improvement of methods is going on in Australia.The old style may obtain \u2018way back,\u2019 and it will linger long in fiction, but in Alberta at least ranching is in process of conversion into a systematic and careful business.Yet the glamor which surrounds the cowboy\u2019s life is strong.The night we were at Calgary a crowd of several hundreds gathered to witness a cowboy contest between a local hero and a man from Montana.These displays Danville are popular here.If the one we saw was typical, they are sorry spectacles.One trial of skill was to rope and ride a steer.wild steer but it had to be driven out of the pen at the side of the field.Aylmer After it had been started at a run, the St.Johns cowboy galloped after it, threw a|Three Rivers noose round the brute\u2019s neck and tripped it up.A saddle was put on its back and the cowboy jumped on to it, one of his companions on horseback all the time holding the lariat with the loop on the steer\u2019s throat.With vigorous spurring the steer was forced into a gallop.It plunged about for a minute or two, and when it stood up from sheer exhaustion, blood oozing from its nostrils, the spurs were once more driven into its flanks and the wretched beast started again, the cowboy all the time flogging it with a thong whip and waving both arms to show that he was not grasping the saddle.This is roping and riding a steer.Such a thing has never to be done in actual ranch work.It is a pure piece of circus display, and in respect of wanton ill-treatment it is on much the same level as buil- baiting.The other part of the performance was broncho busting.A saddle was put upon a wild horse, and the broncho buster kept his seat on it till the beast was completely cured and had not another kick left in it.There is some excuse for that sort of thing, as horses can be broken in this way, but, as 1 said before, a broncho is unreli- \u201c able, and if good work is to be got out of is, it must be trained in the ordinary fashion.They are splendid horsemen on the Western prairies, and so much hes been written of them that they bave come to be considered, and they consider themselves, the best horsemen in the world.1 doubt, however, if the open prairie can pro- duos such sure-footed horses an Aus- where a man may be seen dash- jug through thick brush in purenit of & bullock, dodging trees and jumping logs, and keeping bis seat just as ; firmly ss any cowboy, snd thet spon \"+ 4 saddle which is not balls sp before and behind like the Mexican saddle in universal nee in the West, He is an The beast was described as a Cowansville re cm te tt THE PROTESTANT OOMMITTEE.Proceedings of Quarterly Meeting Hold Friday.The regular quarterly meeting ot the Protestant committee of the Coun- cll of Public Instruction was beld at Quebec last Friday.Present, Rev.W.L Shaw, LL.D., D.C.L., in the chair; G.L.Masten, A.W.Kneeland, M.A., B.C.L., Rev.A.T.Love, B.A., Rt.Rev.A.H.Dunn, D.D., Lord Bishop of Quebec, H.B.Ames, B.A., Principal W.Peterson, LL.D.,C.M.G., Rev.E.I.Rexford, M.A., John Whyte, James Dunbar, D.C.L., K.C., H.J.Silver, B.A., Principal Robins, LL.D., G.Walker, W.L.Shurtleff, LL.M., K.0.Resolutions of condolence were passed by the committee in connection with the deaths of the late Hon.H.T.Dufty and Mr.8.Finley, who were members of the committee.The former was an associate member and his place upon the committee was filled by the election of Sir William McDonald.The appointment of a successor to Mr.Finley Hes with the government.A report of the June examinations was received from the supervisers, who were instructed to place before the teacbers of the academies and model schools those parts of the re- them and from which they might profit.The grants to the superior schools for the coming year were voted as follows: 83,300 82,036 81,893 87,229 Special Academies.Dunham Ladies College 2200 Girls\u2019 High School, Quebec 200 2400 Academies Unranked for Present Year Lachine 8200 St.Lambert 200 .8400 Model Schools.Basal Bonus Equip Total Buckingham 950 864 824 8138 Sawyervile 50 58 24 18 Compton 50 54 27 131 Hall 50 54 26 130 Montreal, west 50 54 26 130 Waterville 20 48 28 126 Bury 50 48 26 124 Como 50 50 24 124 Farnham 50 48 24 122 Rawdon 50 48 23 121 Bishop\u2019s Cross 50 48 23 121 Fairmount 50 48 23 121 Leeds Village 50 \u201c 7 121 Windsor Mills 20 45 23 119 Olarenceville 50 \u201c 24 118 50 42 25 117 Gould 50 40 25 115 St.Sylvestre 50 43 2 115 So.Durham 50 40 24 114 Freligheburg 50 36 27 118 Mansonville 50 38 2% 112 East Angus 50 38 3 111 Sootstown 50 40 20 110 Marbleton 50 36 2 108 North Hatley 50 40 «18 106 Lacoile 50 38 18 106 Olarendon 80 34 29 108 Longeuil 60 8 20 108 St.Andrews 50 22 ss 106 Hemmingford 50 u 20 104 Barnston 80 8% 75 Megantic 80 3 74 Ulverton 50 \u201c4 74 Beebe Plain 50 2 74 Portage du Fort 50 \u201c 76 2 74 2 7 21 ai si 71 18 65 port which bad special reference to.Universities.McGill 8 2,075 Bishop\u2019s 1,125 $ 3,200 Academies.Eq.Grant Bonus Grant Total Lachute 8150 8168 894 8412 Waterloo 150 \u2018152 91 393 Huntingdon 150 146 85 391 Stanstead 150 140 97 387 Granby 150 138 92 380 Sherbrooke 150 134 98 30 Coaticook 150 132 81 3713 Cookshire 150 132 89 871 Knowlton 150 126° 85 361 Sutton 150 120 85 355 Valleyfield 150 108 84 350 Inverness 150 118 72 340 Shawville 150 114 77 34 150 110 80 30 Ormstown 150 100 79 320 Lennoxville 150 100 76 3826 Richmond 150 so 240 150 89 239 | Bedford 150 78 228 150 84 234 150 80 230 150 79 229 Sor À tentative scheme for the inspec- permanent plan of inspection was submitted by Dz.G.W.Parmeles, secretary of the committees.This scheme provided for the inspection of academies by the inspectors of elementary schools, the Province being divided into sections for that purpose.The scheme was referred to a subcommittee, who will consider the matter of inspection of superior schools and report at the November meeting.Resolutions were passed by the committee, however, to the effect that all academies shall be inspected by the same officer, and that as far as possible the present system of June examinations shall be maintained.Mr.Ames called the attention of the committee to the fact that owing to the death of the late Mr.Duffy there had been removed the only link or means of communication between the committee and the Provincial cabinet, and that the Protestant minority and education was suffering on account of there being no representative in the government to look after their interests.He thought it might be well for the chairman to call the attention of the Premier to this fact.Leave waa granted to several model schools to teach grade I academy, while other applications to the same effect were rejected.The request of Dr.Flanders, of Stanstead Wesleyan College, to be allowed to do normal work at the college was refused.A resolution was passed asking that the government be requested to make a direct and adequate grant to the Protestant universities, and that the Protestant committee be relieved of the duty of recommending further grants to these institutions.The following resolution was moved and seconded: \u201cThat the Universities of Mc- Gill and Bishop\u2019s college be requested to take into consideration at an early date the desirability of providing a course of study leading to the degree of Bachelor of Arts for such extra mural students as (1) shall be holders of the model school diploma of the McGill normal school; (2) shall be actively engaged in the work of teaching during their pursuance of the course provided.\u201d Principal Peterson of McGill, asked that inasmuch as this was wholly a new matter, the same be considered a noticed of motion and taken ap at the next meeting of the committee.The request was granted.The committee then adjourned to the last Friday of November, unless sooner called together by the chairman.- CARD OF THANKS.We take this opportunity of thanking our friends and neighbors for their many acte of kindness during the last illness and death of our dear mother.MR.GEORGE GOODSELL.Mrs.Wu.TREE, CASWELL'S MILLS.Mrs.Turton Hill spent a few days in Compton last week.Miss Bertha M.Fox of South Barn- ston was the guest of Miss Minnie F.Osgood a few days last week.Mrs.Mary Badger of Charleston, is spending a few days in town at her sister's, Mrs.W.J.Parker's.Mr.Chas.Sanborn\u2019s mother and sister of Smith\u2019s Mills, are visiting her.Mr.J.A.Bradford has a new silo put into his barn.Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Bryant were in town Sunday the guests of their niece, Mrs.Abbie Goddard.Mr.J.McDonald of South Barnston, was in town last Saturday.Mr.H.L.Osgood has his new camps completed and has moved into them.His wife Mrs.Osgood, has gone in as cook.She has hired Mrs.Jennle Bowker to work for her.Miss Myrtie B.Hartwell of Baldwin\u2019s Mills, was in town last Sunday the guest of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Turton Hill.RAT KILLS A BABY.A two-months-old daughter of Mr.and Mrs.J.F.Oman, of North Washington, Ontario, was recently bitten by a rat and dled in terrible agony a Hile ovr forty-eight hours later.The sharp teeth of the rodent severed a blood vessel above the right ear of the child, and its screams drew the mother\u2019s attention.She reached her baby in time to see the rat scamper away.The baby died as the result of blood poisoning.G.A, McShane, Beebe Plain,Que.My Dzan Srn:\u2014It is with mach plessure that I recommend your HOOF GROWER AND SOFTENER to the public.I own a valoable horse whose hoofs get hard and cracked very badly, making him very lame and sore.1 bought-a box of your HOOF GROWER and after three applications I find him completely cured 8,900 of his lameness and his hoofs soft and free from orsioks.I can cheerfully recommend ft as thd best thing in ex- F.3, Witkineos, yo tion of superior schools pending s | Mr.BE.B, Gustin, sn old and well- known resigens of Bianstesd Township, died suddenly st his home In Marlington on Staurday.While milking Friday night he was taken with severe pain in the stomach and bad to quit work.He was attended by his] family and appeared tp be better Saturday morning being up and dressed, but succombed to heart failure sbout midday.Medical aid was summoned but the deceased had breathed his last before the physician\u2019s arrival.In his early manhood Mr.Gustin was engaged in teaching, but for many years had been a successful farmer.He wasa man of rare attainments, highly respected and deservedly popular.was 8 prominent Mason being the oldest member of Golden Rule Lodge, No.5, A.F.& A.M., and as such was presented with a medal at tlie centennial celebration last June.He was buried with Masonic honors at Marlington on Manday.$2.00 CRAWFORD NOTCH EXCURSION.October 8 vin.Boston and Maine B.R.The Crawford Notch is the_greatest wonder of the White Mountatns.The trip on the train is at an elevation some placee 300 feet higher than the carriage road, and the view of this wonderful defile is perfect.The autumn effect on the foliage, which covers the entire glen, is grand and the \u201cSilver Cascades,\u201d \u201cMount Webster,\u201d \u201cMount Willard,\u201d the site of the \u201cWilley Slide,\u201d \u201cElephant\u2019s Head\u201d and the numerous other curiosities will keep one entertained the entire distance.Don\u2019t miss this trip on the Boston & Maine Excursion Oct.3rd.Round trip tickets at a reduced rate of 92.00 will be on sale at Stanstead and intermediate stations on the Connecticut & Passumpsic Division as far south as Ryegate.: Tickets will be on sale at Wells River at a round trip rate of 81.75.Special trains will leave Stanstead at 6:06 a.m., stopping at intermediate stations.Returning, leave Bartlett at 3:00 p.m.For list of stations, rates, etc, see Boston & Maine posters or inquire of Agent.FROM GOLD TO PLATINUM.\u2018\u2018After a year and a half of failure during which it is estimated that at least 840,000 has been expended, the Readsboro Gold Mining company has decided to wind up its affairs,\u201d says the North Adams Transcript.\u201cIt will be succeeded by the Platinum company of America, which will undertake to obtain the platinum deposits, which it is claimed exist in the vicinity of Readsboro.Moses Newton of Wilmington is the president of the new company.Associated with him is Judge Beckley of New York and C.A.Cook of Readsboro.\u201d Dieting Invites Disease.To cure Dyspepsia or indigestion it is no longer necessary to live on milk and toast.Starvation produces such weakness that the whole system becomes an easy prey to disease.Kodo) Dyspepsia Cure enables the stomach and digestive organs to digest and assimilate all of the wholesome food that one cares to eat, and is & never failin cure for indigestion, D spepsia and all stomach troubles.Kodol digests what you eat\u2014makes the stomach sweet.Bold by Bigelow\u2019s Pharmacy.ARGUE-\u2014At 189 O'Connor 8t., Ottawa, Aug.1, 1008, a daughter to Dr.and Mrs.J.Fenton rgue.GRAY\u2014At South Barton, Vt., Sept.26, 1278, à daughter to Mr.and Mrs.Orrin Gray.PUTNEY\u2014At East Hatley, Sept.25, 1008, of ralysis, Mr.8, W.Putney aged 75 ,1 ont and 11 days.id oars GOODBELL\u2014At Cassville, Sept.26, 1908, Mrs.Betsey Ladue Goodsell, te of the late omias Goodsell, aged 74 years, 1 month, 11 We are lonely since our moth i Though trionda gather near, died Don stay the oar hrf Ale 8 en fel .of earthy friends she vas jhe best, footsteps .Oh! do not ite because.we weep, : We are lonely since our mother died.There is more Catarrh in this section of the allother diseases put Sogsther, inourable.For a great FE mest Sect, A nd es, con cure with local tr-atment, pronounced + in- Science Dee proven catarrh lind .constitutional treatment.Hall's Catarrh Care, manufactured by F.J.Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, ts the only constitutional cure market.I¥1a internally tn doses From a the blood and mucous offer fails to cure.nials F.J.CHENEY & OO., Toledo, 0.fod Tan PS Ke the bent.WANTED.ver 104, College \u201corien \u201chet nad de | AUCTION.#.+ FOR SALE.and a Several Coal Stoves ahd Wood Sto large quantity of Hot Air and Sencee) Pipes: 8190 8 fow Bedstoads and Wash Stands.STANSTEAD COLLEGE, PUBLIC NOTICE.Whereas my wife, Ethel Vaughn, has left my bed and board without just cause or provocation, all persons are hereby warned harboring or Srusting her on my account as I shall be responsible for no debta contracted by her after this dato.or after JOHN NURSE.Derby Line, Vt., Sept.20th, 1908.ESTATE AUCTION SALE.For the estate of M.C.Clark {in the Kilburn Neighborhood, Barnston, on Monday, Oct.5, the following property, viz.: 12 Milch Cows, 8 Beef Cows, 8 two-year-old M otes, 1 Heifers, in calf, 5 Yeartings.| Calf, 6 ig, 1 Berkshire Boar, Double Brood Sow.in agon, Bleds, Mowing Machine, Horse Rake, Plow, Cultivator, Harrows, Root Cutter, Grindstone, Fanning Mill, Team and Driving Harnesses, cords 8tove Wood, 40 tons Hey.10) bu.Oats, 200 bu.Mixed Grain, Rtraw, Potatoes, Milk Cans and all Small Farm Tools.8ale at 12 o'clock.For terms see posters.EDWIN HOWE, Auctioneer.For Sale AT A Bargain.A Great opportunity for anyone wishing to go into business.Will sell my stock of GOODS, \u201cEN-BIOCK\u201d Cheap; and will either lease or sell the store.A great chance for a man that wants business.The stock consists of goods usually kept in a Country Store.The location cannot be beat in the Eastern Townships for doing a Cash or Credit Business.And until I find a customer shall continue to sell goods at prices that Gob will reduce the stock.\u201c À large quantity of Dress Goods at half price or less, Coats Thread at 42 ots.per doz., Boots and Shoes at less than cost, 23 lbs.Redpath\u2019s Granulated Sugar $1.00, 7 1bs.Tapi- b oca 25 cts., Berger's Startech 11 ots., Cow Brand Soda 3 cts, Best Rolled Oats 3 cts., Wheatine 3 cts.Ib, Blue Ribbon Tea 20 ots.1b., 700 lbs Pure White Lead at 514 cts.Ib.Best Hungarian Flour, Corn, Corn Meal, Barley, Barley Meal, Feed Flour, Middlings, Bran, Oats, Coarse Salt, at bottom prices for good goods, Would trade stock for good farm.E.R.WEBSTER.Ayer\u2019s Flat, Sept.30, 1903.00% CEA Made Get debit gning | .pop gain TE Vikan op oo seein » SHARPLES TUBULAR Wh Rk Eee 0e ail and ses the Saparaior and got the full ?W.H.BALLS, Derby, Vt.ONLY.SEPARATOR J snd oa Bu = © AUCTION SALE.1 will sell at publie auction at residence Dé miles north cf Girffin Corner.on Taturday\u2019 x 198, 8t 18 noon the following property ; Two Horses, 2 Colts: 8 extra Mio Cow: { vt Cow 8 extra eariin Hoifers, 1 year- Bteer, heup Ww, 4 8, i hesvy Work Harneanes.1 Sleigl 75 bon, tar toe, 150 bus.Oata, I DeLeval rator No.2 in order, sll iarge and smal) Farm Tosi\u2019 Utensils, Household Furniture, 25 cop.Cord Wood, 16 cords Block Woud, 12 curdy dry Stave | ood and \u2018ther Articles too DUMOroUus on.For terms other i bot and particulars EDWIN HOWE, Aucticnesr.LÉINSON.CLEARING AUCTION SALE, 1 shall sell for Mrs.E.Brown at her f - posite School House, Fairfax, on Baturday, t.10, 1008, the following property, viz.: 19 extra Cows, (one to calve soo; \u2019 i Bteers, 5 jgarling Heifers, 7 Calvan, 53 carling 16 Pigs, 2'Brood Bows, 1 four-year-old Hackney are, 1 five year-old Mare, sire Wildidle, 1 ork Horse, + gt Johnsbury Horse Power and Separator, 'W complete, 1 ) Wagon and Back, P one-horse agen ens and y, 1 Bu + 18leigh, 1 pr.8) vi block w rack] Plow.1 Cul rator Hor Hg 19 , 1 Mowing hine, nearly new, T, Swarms Bees, 40 = Hay, 5 tona Grain v, r, 10 tons Birawe, 0 bu, Mixed (grain.À bu.Buckwheat, 2) bn.Atoes, u.Turnips, lot small Tools, 1 Piano and other articles.émail Farm No Reservé.Suleat10a.m.Lunch at noon.Terms $10 and under cash, over $10, 4 months on approved notes with interest, or 2 por cent discount for cash on sums over $10.EDWIN HOWE, Auctioneer.LOST.Between Derby Line Hotel and Rock Is 1 rfp iaron, o irae package, marked A nder eave same a t 1 Co.'s they will be rewarded.ubterfield & FOR SALE.stered Shro re,*Rambs, 2 Fhearlings, severe Ram Lane and a number.vf Tr mbs.G.A.BOYNTON, Lakeside Farm, Magoons Point.Pole, ! Iron Kettle, 08wd AUCTION.MY FARM, consisting of 104 acres of tillage, pasture and wood land, Sood running water at house and barn; buil » including two dwelling houses 10 rods apart, with barns attached.Orchard of 85 winter Apple trees.Personal Property consisting of 18 Cows, 2 Horses, 25 tons Hay, 6 tons Straw, 200 bu.Oats, 75 bu.Barley, ! two-horse \u2018Wagon, 1 Dump Cart, Bled, Bpringboard, 1 pr.Harnesses.| driving Harness, Hay Tedder, Mower.Rake, 2 Plows, 1 spring toothed and ] wheel Harrow, 2000 feet Spruce and 500 feet Hemlock Lumber.Afl the small Farming Tools and some Household Furniture.TERMS: All sums under $10.00, cash: over that sum, 90 days approved notes.Bale will take place on Thursday, Oct.1, 1903, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.M.R.ROGERS, Derby, Vermont.GEO P.OOFRAN, Auctioneer.7 ver: AUCTION SALE.The subscriber will sell at his farm, one mil» from Fitch Bay, on Tuesday, \u2018ct.6, commenr- ing at nine o'clock, the ollowing personal property and real estate, wit Faat pacing bay Mare, Minnie B, iu foal, | ne year! ng it, by nford, dam, Minnie J sucking Colt, r by Stanford, dam, Minnie B.1 Chestnut Mare in foal, 1 sucking Colt by urn Horse, 1 Brown Horse, good worker or driver, ! Chestnut Work Horse, 1 Black Sucking Filly by Lettonian, 1 pair Chestnut Mares, a arm team, 7 extra Cows, 1 two-year old heifer, 7 Jearling Heifers, 1 yearling ail, 5 Calves, 4 Bhotes, English Bull Dog, lot Poultry, 1 new Bain Lumbor Wagon, ight xpress Wagon, Bugg n, 2 prs.Heavy Bleds with racks, 1 Pong, 1 Sleigh, 2 pr.Wor Earnessea, 2 single Work Harnesses, 1 Express rnesses, 1 single Harness, r.Drivin Driving Harness.1 Wortester | Buckeye Mower, avy gæing Obains, lot small Chains, 1 Threshing and Sawing Machine, complete.! Emery Sickie Grinder, 110 gal.Cream Can, 3 Cooley Cans, ! new Cross Cut Saw, Buck Saws, Hand Saws, Axes, Spades, Pick, Whiffletroes, Eveners, Yokes, Shovels, Hoes, Forks, Iron Bars, 100 lbs.White Lead, Lot Grass Scud, Scythes, Snaths, &o., dic.About 40 tons choice Hay, 5 tons Straw.?tons Oat Bay, let Corn Fodder, Lot Beans, zu bus.Oats, bus.Potatoes, lot small Potatoes, Household Goods, consisting of Stoves, Chairs.Extension Table, Chamber Suites, Sofa, Cu; boards, Bureau, Desks, Dishes, Hanging Lamps, Curtains, Carpets, and any amount of goods too numerous to mention.ALSO THE FARM Containing 100 acres of choice land, one mile from Fitch A village on west side of road loading from Fitch Bay to Magog, farm _cou- sists large wood lot, Orchard, nice House and Barns, next door to school, &c., making » very desirable home.This is a bona fide sale, everything will be cold to the highest bidder without the least regard to or value.The firm wiil be sold at 1 o'clock p.m.sharp.LUNCH SERVED AT NOON.Terms on farm, one fourth of purchase prire time of sale, one fourth when writings arc red ance» an remain on mortgage i da s on personal property sums under $10.cash, over $10.00 ris Months credit for approv- «d notes W.P.HOLTON.EDWIN HOWE, Auctioneer.am\u2019 interest 00000 verybody remember that asy their minds will be if they arn money and deposit It with the ASTERN TOWNSHIPS BANK, where it wil min s at 3%.Rate paid by very: leading: Bank in Canada. Btistrioal sis, and Nervous Dissnses of al kind Oto Hors: 30 00.3 Lc Sand 4040 dpe.\u2014 or = a Ye J.C.GILFILLAN, M.D.\" Homeopathic Physiolan sud Sutgecn, DR.GEO.P.WALDROM.® - d residence next tp New 3 ofne Hours: Until 0 4.3, 1.408 ana 1 to was People's Telephène, .TW.FOURNEY, BA.M.B.G.M., AW Eopsiclan and Surgeon, Fitch Bay, Que ~ At Mr.O.N.Clifford's.People\u2019s Phone.ROSS, B.A.M.D, C.M., oe doors South of Convent, Stanstesd.People\u2019s Telephone.[ DR.C.L.BROWN, B.A., ; Physician and Surgeon, Ayer's Fiat, Que.! Office A.E.Fish's.Residence Chas.Vaughan's.People's Pelephone.DR.J.E.C.TOMKINS, stanstead Plain, Que.: 8 to 9 A.M., 1 to 8 and 6 to 7 P.M.once HT and People\u2019s Telephones.T.D.WHITGHER, M.D., Physician and Surgeon.Beebe Plain, P.Q.Office at Residence.Bell and People\u2019s \u2018Phone.C.|.MOULTON, L.D.8.Dentist, Stanstead Plain, Que.ERASTUS P.BALL, Veterinary Surgeon.Graduate of Montreal Veterinary College.Office at Loe Farm, » Que.U.$.P.O.address Derby Line, Vermont.CHAS.H.MANSUR, Advocate, Rock Island, P.Q.Office over Pike Bros\u2019 Store.M.F.HACKETT, Advocate, Solicitor, &o., Stanstead Plain, Que.ill attend al} courts in the District.Collec- Will attend ons @ spociaity.H.M.HOVEY, Advocate, Rock Island.Que, U.8, P.O.address, Derby Line, Vt.EDWARD AUDINWOOD, Undertaker & Embalmer, Derby Line, Vt., and Rock Island, P.Q.McShane\u2019s Lightning Hoof Grower and Softener prevents horse\u2019s feet from becoming hard and sore.Fully guaranteed.Try it.LENNOXVILLE.Miss Taylor of Lennoxville and Mies Essie Moe of Sherbrooke are attending the First Year Arte Lectures at Bishop's College.Mrs.Meyer received word on Saturday of the sudden death of her son in New York.: The \u201cscoot\u201d was nearly an hour and , ahalf late on Friday owing to some cars that were overturned on the track near Hillhurst.Mrs.Orr is bome from Cookshire where she has been visiting a sister who is very ill.* Mr.Draper has moved to College street and Mr.Wiggett now occupies the house vacated by Mr.Draper on Church street.The glove factory is nearing completion and will soon be ready for workers.Rain is needed very much.Wells are drying up and there is a great scarcity of good water.Dr.Edward Simpson died Wednesday after a long illness.The deceased graduated from McGill University about a year ago, and is thus cut down in the very beginning of his career.The bereaved family bave the sympathy of the entire community.The funeral took place from St.George's Church on Friday at 8 p.m.Intended for last week.Lectures at Bishop's College commenced on Sept.17th.Miss Davis of Costicook has been visiting her sister, Miss Cora Davis at the College House.\u2018 The annual Thanksgiving supper will be given in the hall adjoining St.George\u2019s Church on Oct.1st.We are suffering from the effects of all kinds of weather; first several days of excessive heat then frosty nights and cold winds.Prayers were offered in St.George's Church on Sunday for the recovery of Dr.Edward Simpson who is very ill with typhoid fever.MoCONNELL.Everyone longs for rain.A slight shower fell on Sunday after a wind storm lasting two days, but not enough to do much good.: Thé woods have put on their beau- fol autumn tints apd are lovely.Mrs.John Bede hes bese.quite iil over à week in oare of Dr.Brown dad does not improve as nfsch ae her would wish as yet, tended on Sabbath and was very in- oS aa well aa profitable.Elder CL next appolstment is Sun- y Soc an ; : {awe been visiting hers a few days.SX sgacessfal sports, eto.We can testify to the excellence of the trout.Thanks.Mise Oarris H.Hovey of Bherkrooke and Miss Sara Foss of Pittsfield, Mass., \"Young Scott Howe who lives at J.M.Call's was quite badly kicked in the face by a horse he was leading to water à few days since.We understand that several atitohes had to be taken in the youngster\u2019s lip.F.LeBaron and family have moved back to Fuller cottage.Miss Topp, one of the teachers here, fs boarding at Merritt LeBaron\u2019s.Mr.Thomas Carroll with wife and daughter, former residents of this place but now of Bridgeport, Conn., have arrived here on a visit after an absence of four years.Mr.and Mrs.Nelson LeBaron of Barnston were the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Bert Reed on Friday and Saturday and after calling on LeBaron cousins here visited at Orville LeBar- on\u2019s.A shower of rain on Sunday afternoon was welcomed with delight.At present the weather is gloomy with cool wind.During this last week in September à kind neighbor has presented Mrs.A.P.LeBaron with nearly a quart of red raspberries freshly picked from the bushes.F.Pelkie has returned accompanied by his wife and is building a house.C.Hunting has moved his house to a better location.MACK'S MILLS.Mr.McNally has just returned from à three weèk?s visit at New York.Mrs.Charles Stoliker and son Bertie visited her brother and sister at Wood- | bine homestead on Tuesday.Fred Wheeler and wife have taken up their abode at Mr.Raymond\u2019s hotel.Mrs.E.L.Paul and Mildred was called home here by the illness of her mother last week when on a visit to Fitch Bay.Mrs.D.B.Keet has been suffering from asthma for the past week.Mamie Davis of Beebe Plain made calls in the place last week.Alice Comstock spent Sunday at home with her parents and friends.We are glad to welcome Mrs.Henry Longeway and Carroll back among us as they have moved back to this place from West Derby.À fire set by the engine last Wednesday evening has made a lot of work for the section boys.Since then they have fought fire night and day.W.D.Trudeau has gone to Rhode Island for a fow weeks to visit his parents.Helen Badger is stopping with Mrs.George True at present.Joseph Gogniere has gone to Dan- ville to visit friends.À train with about twenty men was sent from Newport Sunday to help fight fire north of Smith\u2019s Mills.The rain came in time to help them.The water is so low that the mills are all shut down.Mr.Charles Lovering and son of Lonsdale visited this place recently.Hiram Rowe of Clarenceville is staying with hie cousins at \u2018\u201cWoodbine Homestead.\u201d Mr.and Mrs.George H.Jones of Bolton Centre have been in the place for a few days.Mr.and Mrs.Maurice Longeway are spending a few days with Mr, L.\u2019s parents.Arthur Davis and bride (formerly Blanche Bracy) of Bolton, who were married at Newport, Saturday, have been in the place this week.Mr.Davis has now gone to Bolton.Just received a full line of Fall and Winter Underwear at C.R.Jenki ns\u2019s store.3 Cents Eight cents a pound is what a young woman aid for twelve pounds of flesh.She was thin and weak and paid one dollar for a bottle of Scott's Emulsion, and by taking regular doses had gained twelve pounds in weight before the bottle was finished.Eight cents a pound is cheap for such valuable material.less, some get nothing for their money.You get your money's worth when you buy Scott's Emulsion.We will send you a little free.\u2018SCOTT & BOWNE, CHEMISTS, Toronto, , .Ontario.Our fishermen have retarned took- \u201c |ine nearly as smiling as when they de- \u2018|Pirted.They report a pleasant time, Some pay more, some | » but able to b about and do some work.Early Thursday morning he was stricken with paralysis.Ib was not consld- ered very severe and hopes were entertained by the physicians, of his recovery.But on Saturday there was a change for the worse and on Monday forenoon he quietly passed away surrounded by his sorrowing family and sympathising neighbors.He was a good man and much respected by all who knew him.His familiar form will be missed upon our streets and his going away deeply regretted by a large circle of relatives and friends.Mrs.Robinson, his only daughter who has spent the summer at the home, was present during those sad days.Mr.Robinson is expected to-morrow.Mr.and Mrs.Fred Pope were summoned from Boston and arrived on Monday morning.Members of thè Woman\u2019s Christian Temperance Union throughout the Province will unite in heartfelt sympathy for the President of Stanstead County W.C.T.U.in this sudden bereavement which has come upon her.Mrs.L.Emery has been quite seriously ill but is recovering.Miss Nellie Emery is home at present caring for her mother.The Rev.Mr.Keough was in Compton last evening assisting in the bicentennial meetings as arranged by the District meeting.Mrs.Mountain of New York, with her son and daughters, are stopping at her father\u2019s.Mr.and Mrs.R.Emery visited friends at Suffield and Minton last week.|, - : COATICOOK.Special services were held at tho Baptist Church last week and the ordinance of baptism was administered on Sunday evening.Last Sunday was Rally Day at the Methodist Church Sunday School.Sermon to the young was preached by the pastor in the morning and in the ofternoon instead of quarterly review there was roll-call of the school and jug breaking by the scholars who had taken jugs to save missionary money.The amount thus contributed was something over thirty dollars.The \u2018barns of Chas.O'Donnell near here were struck by lightening Sunday afternoon and consumed with all of this season\u2019s crops and some thirty tons of hay of last year.Bush fires were raging in Barnston and Barford Saturday and Sunday until checked by the welcome rain on Sunday afternoon.Special services are being held at the Catholic Church both morning and evening to be continued during this week and next.The Corporation are to take over the Electric Light work from the Electric Light Co.'s on Thursday, Oct.1st.The new rates fixed by the corporation are a little below the former rates but not as low as was expected by the citizens.Wanted at once 1000 lbs.of Good Dairy Butter at the People\u2019s store), Smith\u2019s Mills.GRANITEVILLE.Mr.John Sayball of Keene, N.H., is visiting relatives here for a few days.Mr.Jobn O'Leary has purchased the home property owned by the late Mrs.J.H.Haselton.Furnaces are becoming quite popular in this vicinity.Messrs.E.M.Beerworth and D.W.Moir have just installed them in their homes besides several others.Mrs.Geo.Hall and son Wm.McKee left on Tuesday for Clarenceville to visit relatives and friends it being their former home.Mrs.Geo.L.Reynolds returned home on Tuesday from a few days\u2019 visit to friends and relatives in Ellen- burg, N.Y.Mr.and Mrs.E.B.Tryon went to Brown\u2019s Hill on Monday to attend the funeral of the late Mrs.Briggs Waite.Her remains were taken to Newport Centre for in ent.Mr.and Mrs.nk Rollins went to Magog on Saturday last to visit her sister, Mrs.Samos Hamilton, retorn- ing on Sunday.Mrs.John Converse of Way's Mills, Mills, is spending a week with her sister, Mrs.Geo.Moir.Mrs.A.Kilborn of Lineboro, left on Tuesday for Lawrence, Mase., to spend a few weeks with her children.AYER'S FLAT.Mrs.Judge Parker and family left ou Monday for their home in New York; also Mrs, W.B, Beekman and family left on Tuesday evening for their home.We all hope that they have enjoyed a pleasant summer here and will retarn next season bringing many of their friends with them.Mr.Orange Worthen has left and hes gone to Stanstead to learn the details of station work with bis brother Homer.He has been stopping at Mr.N.E.Fighe\u2019s for the past fow seeks.Mr.A.O.Brown is having very | the slsighing there Is ine at pessent, Au unfortunate ome legged youny man from Haverlook, Oné., la staying in the piece for a while ta recover from an injury to the well log.Hie name is Wn, Kimball and he says he was making bis way towards L.where he has a brother.While ondeavoring to climb upon a hay mow te sleep Le Bot hurt by falling over a hay rack || upon his leg.Ho is being wall cared for and will be helped along on his journey.Mr, Wm.Stevenson is Hl since his return from Montreal, \u2019 Mre.8.Bean and yonngest son went to visit at Mr.E.Gustin\u2019s, Marling- ton, on Saturday and arrived there only a sbort time previous to his death.Mre.Bean returned Monday and Harold remained for a short time longer.Mr.Sodlerquist is moving into the house he purchased last spring.Miss Thompsan, danghter of Pearly Thompeon of Minnesota, is visiting ber relatives bere, the Taylors, for a short time only.Mrs.A.Smith is poorly with a quinsy sore in her throat.Mr.8.Colt is improving somewhat.Mies Wakefleld leaves Wednesday for her home in Lawrence, Mass., having made many friends here who regretted her departure.We trust that at some future time to see and greet her again.STANSTEAD JUNCTION.Mr.and Mrs.Tilton of Waltham, Mass., who have been visiting friends and relatives have returned home.Mrs.E.D.Christie and Miss Edith Ayer spent Sunday with Mrs.Gustin at Fitch Bay.Mrs.Martin and Miss Martin are spending a few days at their home here having been at Newport most of the summer.; Repairs on the Junction House have commenced and already looks more business like with a new coat of paint.Mr.Fred Bellum is making some improvemenss on his property here.Our \u201ccity fathers\u201d must take oon- siderable pleasure in walking on the new sidewalks which were put in this spring.The long spell of warm weather has shown to good advantage the superior qualities of the new walks.: Mrs.J.Robinson of Beachmont, Mass., spent a few days with Mrs.C.H.Gordon.This community was very much saddened to hear of the death of Mrs.Alia Whaley which occurred Tuesday morning.Funeral to be held at the house Thursday at 2 p.m.Burial at West Derby, Vt.Mr.and Mre.Dhlziel attended the concert at Sherbrooke, Wednesday.AYER'S FLAT.W.P.Holton\u2019s big auction, Fitch Bay, on Tuesday, Oct.6th.See ad.Mrs.Briggs Waite has passed away and was laid to rest on Monday.Mr.Frank Stewart is moving back to his farm and Mr.R.Hibbard is leaving the farm and moving into the village.Mrs.N.T.Truell and children who have been stopping with friends here this summer, have gone to Sherbrooke to reside.Mrs.D.F.Davis and Mrs.C.W.Vaughan have gone to Quebec.Mesers.Charles and Percy Mosher have bought of E.R.Webster the Davenport farm on Bunker Hill.Mr.Charles Rexford has sold his cottage at Elm Wood Park to Mr.George Hall.*Mrs.Etta Brown of Fairfax, will sell her stock, farm tools, crops, etc., at auction on the 10th inst.LIBBYTOWN.Mr.Wallace Libby visited friends in 8t.Johusbury recently.Mr.Joseph Libby and son Earl of Wells River, are the guests of Mr.Burton Libby and family.Mr.David Davidson and sister Jessie spent Sunday with Miss Nellie Emery in Hatley.Mr.and Mrs.Chester McClary and little son of Newport, Vt., have been staying at O.W.Perry\u2019s for the past week.Miss Laura Libby is quite ill at present.She is attended by Dr.Brown.Mr.George Davis and bride visited his parents recently.Mrs.Willis Cramer and Mr.E.R.Cramer of Way\u2019s Mills, spent one day last week with Mrs.Wallace Libby.À Perfect Painless Pill is the one that will cleanse the eys- tom, set the liver to action, remove the bile, clears the complexion, cure headache and leave a taste in the mouth.The famous little pills for doing such work pleasantly and effectually are DeWitt\u2019s Little Early Risers.Bob Moore of Lafayette, says: \u201cAll other pills 1 have used gripe and sicken, while DeWitt\u2019s Little Early Risers are simply perfect.\u201d Sold by Bigelow\u2019s Pharmacy.The Northumberland Bridge Co.is repairing its toll bridge at Guildhall, N.H, Headache cured in 30 minutes by Zu good luck fishing thik season.We Tell You where they come from after RC.PARSONS _\u2026 PROVINCE OF QUEBEC Otis of the Muntsipel Gesell and School Commissioners of the Townahip of Stanstead.PUBLIC NOTICE In hereby given that the Eleotoral Lista for the \u2018Township of Stanstead for the year 1008 prepared according to law, that a triplionte of said list has been deposit in my © , 8t the disposition and for the informe- tion of all persons interested, and a final revis- fon and examinstion of said Hats will take piace at the next regular cll to be held at the Hall of Moses Raymond, Smith's Mills, jie., in the said Townahip of Stavstead, on Monday, Oot.8, 1908, at the hour of 10 o'clock a.m - C.A.JENKINS, 8¢0'y Treas.Smith's Mitls, Sept.22, 1008.FOR SALE.Two farms in the Township of Barn- ston; thoroughbred Jersey Bull Mint 34487; seven thoroughbred Berkshire Pigs, four weeks old; one driving Horse and young cattle.For further particulars PR at MAP.OOD FARM, Way's Mills, Que.L.Fe i & BP.BALL, Los Varin, Rook Intend, P.Ws At Cas ow Ae ARs dau junte 16} ff: SFESTIMONIAL CS a mate Que.duty 290, 1000 Tome 94 Fionnauve ur in tre Pi x (nod tente re ven Feat uasare in and 8 workmanlike wanner, Se ge are better t apecified the ia wi the bet and You are a erty to use this testimenial as you may (70 DR TRE Newest Styles Men's, Youth's, Boy's and Children\u2019s Suits and Over Coats Are now Ready For your Inspection.Gilmore's.AT P.A.BISSONNET'S IN FRENCH FLANNEL we have In fact everything that can be found in IN SILK we have Taffeta, Peau de Soie, Merveilleur Fancy Stripes, Black and Just Arrived, the Largest and Best Assortment of Goods ever kept in a Country Store.IN DRESS GOODS We Show the latest novelties such as Oheviots, Fancy + Flake Zebiline, Perlo Canvas, Scotch Tweed Effec Basket Cloth, Venetians, Rain Proof and many others.French Kna Fano, te, Micads ! y Peau de Chine and Colors for Waists.Plain, Striped and Fancy Spots.You can find everything here that can be found in large cities at much lower prices.My Stock of Boots & Shoes is Most Complete, Ready-made Clothing for Ladies Gentlemen and Children.Everything in the Grocery Line, Fresh and Cheap.A Good Stock of Hardware, Crockery and Paint.FEED & PROVISIONS.a General Store at the Lowest Prices.A CALL SOLICITED.ABENAKIS Improven.The moat satisf: Canada.E thi dancin Mu c, Ping 17 atnate.ene; Wome oan: one discases, Sciatica, Nervous Prostrati r also ted.chin 3 .Br , Be nn perp Tiaret Swot Agent or write ABRHAKCS Brrizos, P.Q.too Tablets.Wont effect the heart.25c.| ROCK ISLAND HARDWARE CO.We have the most complete line of Pearl Stoves and : Ranges ever in our Store.All Pearl Ovens are ventilated and made of Trussed Steel Call and see them.ig ROCK ISLAND HARDWARE CO.- WATERMAN & HUNT, Managers.Open June 1st to Oct.1st.LIBERALLY CONDUCTED.IF YOU WANT PERFECT COMFORT, GOOD TABLE, \"SLEEPY\" AND THE VERY BEST OUTING YOU EVER ABENAKIS SPRINGS, P.Q.actory and least Resort in for your comfort.and t.Slpendid Le Pond, Clock Golf, \u201cTennis delete Tethor fees for Use of Boats, Pro} ) ng or evening under the direct: ABENAKIS MINERAL WATER.Especially valuable in cave of Gout, Rheumatism, Rheumatic Dieearen poe 75% of cases tite for entfmonials.You cpt aford to miss the or cirentars, oe.5 SPRINGS.Tunes MODERATE.BEDS HAD GO TO sive Bummer and Health es, Tennis Courte, etc.Absolute lon ot Mr.Predeme Gout, Nerv: of various forms, Dis- 30 - Rn POR BALE CEA : Ee th keep it up for long.tained the fact that the oises (| then you can work out ahead were swelling, and that they were without drumming danger into listening ears.\u2019 wanted She opened the carrisge door, catching © was a long silence, and the dis- lo Which he has boeuf Sublected in the , her breath at the audacity; then gath- creet lark sang itself away out of sight.1¢ was shortly after his accession to the The bridegroom, who was settled tr 70% Ill keep out of your way as much ered boldness with anxiety, and, seeing Then ss they turned a omewards, baronetcy and estates on the death of Another club woman, Mrs, - - his father in 180 that h ined to .the farthest corner to that which his aa} can the bride's turn to flush.She |* pin-point of light before, stumb hand in hand, the e gave a little h is fat ther ln 10% at he Setermined to Haule, of Edgerton, Wis., tells ti across the sleepers till it grew again into wondering laugh that yet a note of three hours\u2019 wife had chosen, à etretob did so delicatel , of his property, with a barbed wire fence, bow she .y.the rd\u2019s lantern.sawed amazement in it.d , admission fee of 2% was cured o lari.of buff and gold, up! at oro \u201cYou burt me when you speak llke] A knot of men were busy upon « dark \u201cDick! she said.\u201cDo you know, I conte\u201d nis object Delne to protect the ties and uterine trouble.Lo rh mn oo\u201d as PET STE à à that.\u201d mass of wreckage.The steam was blow- had quite forgotten we are married?\u201d\u2014 Stones from the injurious treatment to » terrible was ore ga ug (Heaven Alresford stared.: ing off still, with a plercing hiss that \u201cStrand Magazine.\u201d without avy reverenes Tor ne Bonny pent and backache by Lydia E, .prolonged hon & honey ir it \u201cI\u2014hurt you! Why\u201d made other sounds difficult to hear; but .Moreover, as some of the stones ware in 's Vegetable Co towards bi The bride vas ie Ties \u201cYou seem to think you are\u2014obnozi- the chorus could be distinguished, and danger of falling he feared that in the mpound, dg \u201d ve 0! n ur ere \u201c bride should de; she had lost, as he) 048 We were to be friends, weren't we?there wore groans in it.The lantern, as Curious Bits of News.event of anyba a reaper oY A while ago my health began to Is it good fellowship to say that I dislike Lady Alresford saw when she came to fail because of female troubles 1 the trembling fingers, over Exception, however, was taken to his roubles, The at disentangling Thee grains, the TNos but\u2014it was your\u2014plan, you ue \u2018afures, ae the wresk Paper clothes are the latest br My, Btonehenge had lais open 40 ei the word prets or Daan Lydix a on which had long com! know, as well as mine.We =\" of the derailed carringes and ministered R0rding to the \u201cWorlds Paper a pince English history began, the public Pinkham's Vegetable Compound manded his respect.She was still aloof «That vou should go to India and J to by a doctor, who was laborin Review.\u201d This journal tells us that a had acquired a right of way through u , g amon J ys on many oocasions for i lariti but she was agitated; Li wap uncertalr stop at \u2018home.Of course.But why thers as if he were in an hospital ward.Berlin tailoring fous Is now offering every portion Sou oon which the and uterine troubles, and 1 fel pics of herself, should IT be anxious for you to got thing but bis Complete paper suits for 82-50.The pros- {nterest In the stones thempelves \u2018Thor that it could this.You know, it seems absurd > say to He heedless © by woman appeared pectus gives full instructions for measur- too, it was pointed out than anything in to give it trig?Ar me at any rate : There had been some talk of commun: 4 one \u2018husband.but th en we are not at his elbow he fumped ng oneself, and the firm also advertises the shape of a modern Inclosure destroyed \u201cx ity of interests between them; they had| an ordinery married pair\u2014I like your| \u201cNo place for you he shouted in foreign journals, evidently expecting the spell crested by he aspect of those with es certainly glad to find that stood upon a common ground of well! friendahip end your company.Youare| \u201cLot me \u2014helnie The bride raised her $0 d0 an export business.The material circles far from humars habietion.ln te terrible week I felt much better, the Jlabing; there bad been no mention of ne of the vers few mer 1 Lave known voice, P is woven and pressed, of & dull oream midst of a vast, open, rolling plain.And ° in my back and side love.was & business transaction ho gave me that friendship in all hon-| \u201cNurse, eh?Don't look like it.Well, color, and apparently not very light.the result was that not only the general WeT® nning to cease, and at the « union of interests in which, he assured - ton ha .| public but likewise men of culture inter- time of menstruation I did not, have Nimaelf dreurily, bo was lucky to receive Sate of tat 1 magma ott or: Bysterics.Tear up this entre for band.bie poooman to 4 palin department.monuments rairod & fund with the object fore, 20 1 contin oy time as he hi evurtesy able wed » » cted rres n e cou: Edm esteem.He was to give her his name\u2014 ore bridegroom looked at her in as- se he obeyed, and she knelt on the who pun heir cure too Teac.Every large proprietorship 5 Vin a rire tés au was co a oem of that time 1 it was an honorable name, and he wished tonishment.Hed there been mo con.ground bende him while he bandaged city bas had bicycle polivemen for & long to inclose them with a wire féhce.Dever felt Deer man.really have that he could have more worthily up tempt, then, fn her mind when he agreed a bloody knee and held the limb for him.time, to keep the wheelmen In order, Sails of \u201cLength Chasers\u201d = |bad a sick headache pe .have not eld it\u2014and the protection of which » etl it, rather, fell into tion?She longed to on where Alresford was, and officers on horseback are common in 20 pounds more than I ever did, ae rich, lonely woman found erying need sf taïe all the responsibility,\u201d the but this duty had intruded to bar the the parks and public drives where men In view of the talk about the tmmense inhesitatingly recommend Vo.ctable That was for happiness, since happiness bride went on.\u201cYou were too\u2014\u201d \u2014 way, and ite call was imperious.are pted to speed their horses.The \"pread of canvas on the Reliance and the Com May Ha VE, be \u2018 d.\u201d\u2014 Mes, could not be found in the inheritance of ,} 0 was to \u201csimple-minded,\u201d ; that\u2019s the last, they say,\u201d the next thing to come will be flying-machine Dew Shamrock, #t will be Interesting to Certon.Win.Preside goat fortune snd in youth and indepen- put a Doing to sey oti to rugges: do ctor sci à presently on hey ny od up lcemen, to keep the people sailing in| learn that in Australla a little 22-foot nomics Club.\u2014g oor oouschold She gave him, In return, as mucb| the thing.I wanted a haven away from from a figure that two of the rescuers the air from violating the speed ordin-| Sockleshell-like Wonga carries 3,425 square above letter proving genuinenses Lamnot dy original of ances.of the despised boutds as be cared | the dificultios that \u2018beset me, Dandi.had laid down shortly.efter Lady AL fn ER a De EN | mld rome ret » progperity in place of an incon | capped dy a woman's weakness and this\u2014 resford\u2019s a nee.\u201cNow to get \u2018em eminent London doctor, whose| MacLaurin, 2 well-known New South poverty, a helping band to pui money, and beset on all sides by people into fresh air.1 \u201cay, you're a nervous system had suffered severely Viole 1 Crasora ait gmriting of these ol Teed an a dam \u201cPair out of pecuniary deep wa bh rth who might have made me doubt all the brick.\u201d through overwork, recently took a trip Austeata sa they hare known In ham\u2019s Vegetab e Compound Re- .place to which he was porn 8 bene.orld.But I found you, the only single How like\u2014I This was another man.from Btaines to Oxford, Baving Bimselt ary affairs altogether.There are five | fuse to bu any other medicin ht\u2014was banded back or i Die minded one among them all.And so J | After all, the world must have no lack towed all the way.He is now advising fires.10.14, and 32 feet.The type vou need the best, > received.ere\u2014it wes o simple] came to you to shelter me.Do you think of them; else how had these poor.every patient whose nerves are unstrunz with Boor tigirosd, Shallow boats, wit do not stand out in my mind as m) bruised, broken passengers been dragged to \u201cthe towing cure\u201d The quisi folossal sale suraly ever Cort utne most solem echoes of the Tarriage ser feat friend?And is one so anxious t out of feopard ?The steam was turned there rid a boat which is being slowly tal fabric of wood, iron and copper.To BOSTON & MAINE R AILRO AD, Fi ; { loss one\u2019s only friend ™ off at and she could hear.towed, the gentle ripple which follows) ve Fankee yachtsmen some idea of what ee So thinking upon serious things.An odd thing befell Lord Alresfort The volunteers clustered round the tay boat, and the soothing motion, to.| Liad®e, of these sails Jeally are, I ap- his en der dif Itfes, to on.| Dis imagination began to work, and ti wounded; many of them were injured gether with the fresh air, are said to| Wongs = it winced er he vo ndered how *©® Visions far beyond the level plains t: themselves by their burrowings among fave à wonderful effect upon the nerves Length over au .Le 3 he Sox felt to men to which he had ted himself.ere wa- the debris.One of them was star President Loubet, in calling on tho| Beam ee.oer eee oo dl feet whom they brought, rapture and fulfl | Ÿ Sensation of straining Lou discover tmongst the grave cases, whose removal Duke of Cambridge, held converse with| USP! tosreme oon nue ue à feet, 8 inches SUMMER ARRANGEMENT a commo of ng an s.the doctor superinten vigi .\u2019 ment; to hom heb such on abe a What was it that threw open the oor \u201cGive me that one, doctor,\u201d said Alres- ie VILL who remembers xe of {bemaalves, not tae chat bola © Yi cd Of bis inner heart and cried?The echo ford\u2019s voice.\u201cI can let him bave ar Philippe and Napoleon TIL sod bas twice |.marriage was a door ope of her last word pushed it back again.arm, And his understandings seem all! seen à republic as the ruling factor in| Ba France.Mo ) alty, not n a barter oF gold She had been til\u201d that dae.Thoughts tumbled through his mind.Ho reover, the Duke of Cam- wag anxious to tell her that he was glad bride shrank back into the shadow.she was now a thing incomprehensible-| to be à friend to her, and yet a second The bridegroom was within thee fect of PFAE® fought alongside the French > 3 Ît was not until their hands , ht shouted that he was not glad her d\u2014and\u2014was that blood upon hi- tr in Crimea, and is the only d 88 man and wife that be under He Toi & sudden Tad dean: to bp Fomihercr \u201coa ov cry.ro survivor of that campaign who beld n art 0 = of thelr | toge e og and trample upon her graciousness, t« \u201cYou've injured yourself\u201d the sur- Srigade the Duke Com Pr ee and they two alone, the rest of the past back go his way tone ond tell he: \u201c9 =a splinter, The last carriage | [70,708 0K, and the tramsference of RE 120108 fet outboard From North\u20146.87 a.m., 12.52 and 10.67 p.m.« world away from them.He had à tunnel blotted out the Ught.11 |'bristl with \u201cem.\u20ac on, my son.\u201d \u2018the body of the Emperor from St.Helona \u201cOne need hardly remark that to handle TEAINS LEAVE ROOK ISLAND AND DERBY LINE: pot thought of this.He bad thought too made him i nk 2 breathing savily The docto r sto pe do look after the |: po be In Talldes waa jadarteke rajority these gigant fo mames of sail extraordin- [511 am.for Sherbrooke, Montreal (6.T.) .and remem utes was all pair as t o off.; J| have grown oes the Quebec (G.T- Q.C.intruded themselves; that remained beyond it of the journey \u201cThat's \u20ac ne fellow,\u201d he said to Lady uring Tutions tn | ot < bave oceurred OTF STOR wo does the Etes have 0-10 atop Poston and New York, for Mon humiliated and he could not .°F - they seeing that it cut under his own pro \\iresford.\u201cHe climbed on the seconc form lie the forenoin® ofa ea ot Plat |, 8.I, (freight station 7.80) for Sherbrooke escape them.It was not all desire for perty.Then he jum to his feet, an | a where it trembied on the roo! [ .the name that brought her to him; he the iow of concuseon threw bim deck AS one, and he handed the peo: Snalf Stories noce te forward in the dupneker Doom, 1224 p.m.for South.wanted protection\u2014sa friend.Good be rt in.The roar of the tunnel swellec le out to the men down below.And it \u2014 naker, Tun up the sail\u2014a thousand square 1g; p.m.for Sherbrooke, Island Pond und Tn ne raie the ve a Do sai Blish with crashes and thunder sounds and th: the lower struct: had given\u2014marl \u2018\u201cBig Jake\u201d Larus, who lives south foot mind, a pu Into pnleh Thao rang Montreal, (@.T.) \u2019 was ame childishly afraid to Nise of steam, and with a frantio, disto youl Oh, a fine fellow! doubt he's * weet of Auxvasse, near Bynum, N.Y.| air\u2014and have the thing set an Growing 8.80 p.m., for South, (gccommodation ) \"and Se ed, cating jar the train came to @ stand sot & nasty out, though.Here, your |: vas hoeing his corn the otber day when| within about fifteen sesonis tives ring \u201cMontreal (C.P.) look her in the face.«ill \u201cvork's done now.Run after theta with |.\"0 almost stepped on & rattlesnake.\u201cThi (DF the.weather mare.annie 050% [0.88 pan.for Montreal (6.T.) Quebec (G.T & Lord Alresford coughed and fidgeted.| He exclaimed that it was an accident; this flask, and give them both mij: «make struck at him,\u201d as the Auxvesse| TT, OL [6 least exaggerating.dt al QC) ve ans 2 teet Stanstead & Derby Line Branch, In Bffect June 22, 1903.TRAINS LEAVE BTANBTEAD: For North\u20145.07 a.m., 1.27 and 9,31 p.m.For South\u20146.06 a.m., 12.20, 8.96 ard.10.26 p.m.TRAINS ARRIVE AT STANSTEAD: From South\u20145.27 and 8.25 a.m., 1.57 and 10.2 mn.3 ; : 8 em.Ee ee bo ee me Her agitation, the restlesanees of those| bat bis voice vas lost in the rattle of when you get outside, please.\u201d \u201cReview\u201d relates, \u201cbut he luckily thrust crowning feats of the athless.\"Tt hofwil® 10-80 pm.for Boston and New York.beau fingers, meant emotion, and falling stones and the hubbub of volee- There was an abiding joy in the bride's his hos to the front, and the smake's| to make the slightest mistake even wo TRAINS ARRIVE AT ROCK ISLAND AND emotions were barred.Did she feel com- and wounded machinery.He shouted:\u2014 :1eart as she sped past the train upon he: fange were imbedded for half an incl:| Momentary hesitation, nothing could save .® DERBY LINE: ction, too?! Had she foreboding?| \u201cDoris! are you there?\u201d mission.The bridegroom was safe; ho| into the hoe handle.Larue killed the meats depuis tle boat fom an im- Fiom Bouth\u20145.88 and 8.22 a.m.1.53, 6.55 and \u2018 ke was surely above these things as she \u201cI am not in the least hurt,\u201d sald the was also, as her heart had cried to her| inake and went on working his weedy result of limited water IL and untaxed 958 pm.] was above him.But he could do his part bride\u2019s votos out of the blackness.\u201cBome- could not be otherwise, the bravest oi corn.Shortly after he noticed that| Ball area, ts doomed irrevocably even in From North\u20146.88 a.m., 12.48 and 10.57 pm.a 7 in smoothing the stony road they had| thing dreadful bas happened outside; ! !:hese brave men.She heard some other.there was something wrong with the| jUgtrelia aro pense of running it D.J.FLANDERS, G.P.& T.A.| elected to travel together.His impulse cap hear groans.Let me-\u2014let us go and |italking of the incident as she hovered, hoe handle.He glaticed down, and ws-| men+ ost rich t was generous; hls words tumbled outl help.cannot find the door \u2018waiting to dart by a bandy chair that \u2018surprised to find that the handle bad _\u2014\u2014 ; awkwardly.handie\u201d they made for an Injured ankle; to swell.In half an hour it wa: A Clever Woman, \u20ac t 7 \u201cTm awfully glad it's over; ain't you?\u201d| \u201cStay where you are,\u201d he commanded.the ke gravely of the danger that| as as a man\u2019s leg.Then Jake took i \u2018had been inourred, A oh Lady Alresford started out of her| \u201cYou are not hurt?\u201d first volunteer.@ and the swell subsided.\u2018Well LAU>-Bibell Lumley, wife of Mr.George She looked up with eyes from *T am sbeolutely uninjured.But\u2014 :it seemed, bad climbed up and had been som, péoutt that beat H\u2014eck,\u2019 sai Wyndham, Chler Secretary for Ireland, Or Cle the tears were not far distant; | listen\u2014let me go.\u201d {injured & fall Alresford had been] says MAP.was the youngest daughter and ebe found something to relieve her| Lord Alresford oped his way to ber {ths second.She went out into the day.The Cottonwood Springs correspondent ©f the ninth Lord Scarborough, and as = - 1 the eight of the young en Die end of dr , and for answer light exultant, more thenkful for bis ot the Meri, & red 5 see a pars of nineteen married the late Lord _ of sp \"| clicked the spring lock, swung self \u2018escape than she dared to think.ng e, tho! go it © son e late Duke of ; dier, -groomed schoolboy.into the unseen, and snapped the doo: Local help had arrived; the patients one better the tollowing:==\"The other| Westminster, and one of the greatest SUMMER TIME TABLE 1 es\u201d \u2018 upon her.were being stacked into a trolley, and day while Jay Bennett was out pa oc the seventies.\u2018l'he Lumleys are Quebec and New York Express trains \u201c1 never Adon fe ë s oy You must not move.Promise me \u2018Alreatord was piloting his charge across bis pomegranate patch be bad a ar Bibel \u2014 the inet ness.nd | Lady Wn effect Monday, June i.tos Alresfo! espera not move! tl e rails towards it.Someone else that .Larue, only 1874.The marr lasted 1 other trains in effect.Monday.Pot had bocn tremlous eJae ai \u201cSomeone is wounded\u2014needs help.Will up, saticipating the doctor ordres that the reptile that Jay killed resembled resis A cola sue out shooting, \u2018on June 13th, 1908.: 7 n Lremu ous.you me\u2014> and offered brandy.Alresford adminis- & bon cons more .produced pnum- LEAVING SHERBROOKE.speeches auf fel |\" \u201cNot I am going myself now to see.tered it to bis man, saw him into the rattlesnake.Ho applied cottonwood veror wae done Li, 38 ary 35 0™°% NEW YORK EXPRES8\u2014Lesve Sherironke a funny, Sad always hot Theres a lantern.Hey, guard!\u201d \u2018truck, took a drop himself, returned the water to the hoe handle and the pwell- twenty-nine.\u2018Chere were inree ciidren 9-00 am.arrive) Levis 110 p,m.arrive Qu 3 m.ulima ace = AUX t wast't bot.| He matched at the arm of & man who ask, ad in so doing found his wife be- ing went down almost as rapidly se it| \u2014the present Duke of Westminster, Lady « bec 1.18 pa mob of women!\u201d raced The ho had la , came up.Later on in the day Jay feared Beauchamp and Lady Mhaftesbury.The YOrk to Quebec daily, except Monday.ee | re ai ue | ai Sp à seat de le run Bat gre gh wh nd ed ZA sie rc SLE TG DOBTON EXPRESS Lee te 1 d, \u201cLet me There's the deuce to her eyes, and pulling down his shirt-cuffs the handle amputated to \u2018sve\u2019 the hoe.| © her little ones, and the Interests of 1506p mm Pallmes Pair Com Boston to F were pay up yonder, Jim! Thank heaven, is in some embarrassment.Then bis tone He gave the snake to his friend, Everett tenants ara villagers.Her lite was, how- Quebec daily, except Sunday.And your els that yout\u201d changed and he sprang forward.ho will \u2018stuff and fix it in| over, not lived out and a falr future PASSENGER- Leave Sherbrooke 850 |.11: \u201cAye, it's me\u201d The lantern shone or \u201cGood Heaven! Your sleeve is soaked shape,\u2019 and it will be placed in the ; ited ber.| She met Mr.George Wynd: \u201carrive Levis 8.68 p.m.; arrive Quebec ii p- * Atrestord a ges fireman.\u201cShe\u2019s off the rails with blood; the laces are erimson on wood ot the World| of twenty-nve, a deep .ttachment eneueg DX: Pullman Buffet Cars Portland to Qu F to put and the two thirds are head over heels.ess.And I stayed up there Fair® and the marriage took place in ls, UC 9allY, except Sunday.w though what Don't know how or why, but there\u2019 aw- with them! .Tell me where you Gor, Tienas declared that ur.yndnam'e AOCOMMODATION \u2014 Leave Sherbrooke 1115 \u201c in buttone\u2014* ful troublo\u2014the emrriages swung off the are hurt\u201d AT Teen ee ronres., finded by long, pm.serie Levis 6.40 a.m.arrive Qu aad flushed under the line and were battered agin the stone.\u201cI have not been touched It was Leo XIIL'e Love Affaire to Ber haart.They have ond SRI | Also connecting traine on Megantic Divisin » have ditten out bis| work.Come on.\u201d only\u2014 disobeyed your orders, and went » boy\u2014Master Percy Wyndham now fours tr an a J 8 \u2019 teen years old.\" ST ofS ae ary md 0 6 bok\u201d A hy bly lr SES | or Late Fr rr tt Sn 2 RS, 0 |g re remous MS an her ave Joel nothing, in his mind \u201cWho's that?\u201d mapped Pos Sled Fou are safe!\u201d \u201c| have spoben.Mo scandal ever fern.Bt Ror Tape, ford and Lady ietiand; mj leave Lovis 2.06 p.m.; aretve Shell G curious that he pr \u201cThe place je alive with steam and splin- Alresford looked at ber with (lished Me life.But I am mot sure that Dicuets [3s ie and Rte en CS | uf Now York daily, except Beturday.0 conversation with ters.Don\u2019t want no amateurs.emotions plain to eve in his there were times when he would mot 1e n ciever woman; has reau a t Ess\u2014 \u2018bec 8.30 p.m.© tt much, and BOETON EXPR Leave Quebec p.m the Taek of earviage is stop of the other, and it\u2019s bager He glañoed round, and saw bave t à woman into his Counted among her friends many of the - leave Levis 8.50 p.m.: arrive Rherbrouke \"0 ai from which not & good balance, either! that the tunnel-folk were emerging and We ame wader the l000ing Spirits in art, ponies sna lters- p.m.Pullman Palace Cars, Quebec ti Bes di Mited| SAN 104 Alresford that be was about to become the center spell of Mme.grace end beau- re sise vation has « curious attrac- daily, except Bunday.ae as 00 coe of kis| \u201cThat suit me T eappcee this ody ot interest those that knew of his en- 7.She bad the panes ETES Of the beutiful, Innuences he \u2018whore PASSENGER Leave Quebec 7.90 8 15; un WRN here those were even father, Laden Boas: re\u2014oven on.La UGrosnve: \\ ol 0 \u20ac rein Ho patted S300.Mel, if you will, come ont® bearing of A.Which 100 often victhod, veccived loves ana \u2018rerereniir in ay, droevencr daliys except Bunny.a CT m dembly.The Bimmer of the lantern swung for- \u201cIt scared me,\u201d he said, \u201cbut I thank there in her delicious manne.Mme.tutions.ter Tiyold Dulets snd mati- A COOMMODATION-Leave Quebec 7.00 p-m.: bo to the ward the blackness and wus swal- heaven pure el t esenpe would be tres Frat deme, aad Baighton Grange.\"a Treaty Lee foove Levis 7.20 p.m.: arrive Sherbrooke #.50 wn was lowed The two men vanished.Al for the of the wasn't itt I as hostess of Mabey of Per: ihe fact that It was once @ \u2014 Aonsaters a.m.Leave Levis daily, except Sunday.4 reatord Bung baak à moment to Grow 6 looked up the servante, and left \u2018em dig: wgla thot character with fhe as 8nd she carefully prenerves the suil ling- Por time tables, tickets, and all information th few words « into the gs fon, our bras to the Van.\u2018They amiable coquette, But the ad sou- ions some 2 og om inhabitants apply %o any of the Company's Agente.fe carrisge 5 and he, too, was have Instructions got Ît taken on venir of the late Pope's life was of Jed hearted women: and it mr \"on plo FRANE GRUNDT IB WALSH.The time thas followed seemed ages Dome?Confocné-\u2014bore ne Kh fe 1846 t a hr = future-possussen\" dette Maroc ren |- Long te the Selde.She her ho .Let's semble up the cutting sad Host model for Rotre Dame de Our en mpeg Monte, aang end wave: ° abd Way.and got Anthoine, à Bel ments.he paints 1 a GO YEARS\u2019 SERS oy de on ETE ARTS LY EE EDUMINE Seni of wounded and startled Ue AL the top, Lord his , \"You know I am go [With Wreaths of flowers, paint cushions, à Born lai La tee | da Th tng.gad to puis wut Toon Tai QE not mater Ware oct 154 om Str n ë rose ford and help him; Ît vas siakonisg wort which Toe dense Di bolsterously.As Joan ane Tao Ft pi rom = Ta the extreme tne ea \u201c Po ee ne das 11 ame tallow left, mo doute as Tors nem Lao ordered ihe palatiog Sdored vernal Ana may be con- 2 sous made Jong buiors in the worst |sad buwed gravely above the rail, and Ro Grsiory hung Stor Me bud.He eau ne.Picture\u201d Ciouse And the Trae Manns by Be Lovin Govireror has 1%, tbey moved amy and and the fo hee st pvioriay pa mes 4 the might of the the railway acsldent' bosame, , © vos ni PE ep TE SEE re pr je : vas away ; fasting ond \u201ctheir compact] he wee beyond behind sparkilag part- Prom th proud of the fought, orem th the theme nt Tr BL went Wp: \"A woman .hed ra Tiger WRT wos the lndecnpe To asie he a soul! Me vont So danger no Sonde footed in the pumas shy, oss og oo y a \u2026 Be | x Es Sr if il ay - Ali : A ie iil gt où COLOMAL ape.RETARY AWAITEEDN.amme\u2014\u2014 Carlsbad, Sept.2-\u2014Lord Milner Loir sor England tq.confer with Pre ier Balfour regandidg the offer of the .Secreraryship for thé Colomies.London, Sept.#~Mr.Balfour re- gsrds Lord Milner as necessary fo the l success of the Cabinet, and is willing | co postpone the teconatruction of the Ministry ind sa long ss there is a chance of getting the igh Commissioner of South to accept the t post.+ Tier personal Lord Mil- ger persists in his ref the Earl of Selborne will probably take over the charge of the Colonial Office though all the.remaining members ol the Cabinet frankly say that the Earl of Selborne\u2019s removal from the Admiralty would be a sefious disadvantage to the Government.Mr.Baliour and Lord Esher, Depu- Govesnor of Windsor Castle, leit Hatmoral this morning.r.Ballour went to his estate at Whittinghame, Prestonkirk, and is not epected to return to London until after the Sheffield meeting on \u2018Jctober 1.x LOWER FREIGHT RATES.An English Suggestion for Cänada\u2014 Chambetlain's Policye London, Sept.2A\u2014The Saturday Review, referring to \u2018the colonial messages to Mr.Chamberlain, says it is not altogether a happy sign that their weight of opinion has been almost wholly disregarded in the English discussions of the situation, The same journal says Mr.Black talks grandly of the better knowledge of the position oi Canada which be brought to Mr.Chamberlain's notice, an impertinence which would have justified Mr.Chamberlain \u2018in not answering.À letter to The Statist says that, with all the advantages the Canadian Pacific enjoys, it\u201dshould be able to carry Canadian produce to this country at lower freight rates than any competitive route can afford, and secure the farmers of Canada an excer- tional advantage in the British mar ts, Spr\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 REV DR.BOND RESIGNS.From Editorship of Christian Guardian, Toronto, Sept.a8.\u2014 It is understood that the Rev.Dr G.J.Bond has on account of his health tendered his resignation of the position of editor of The Christian Guardian, to which he was appointed on the retirement of the Rev.Dr.A.C.Courtice.The Rev.Dr.Bond's health has been very unsatisfactory since the death of his\u2018 wife a few months ago, and the recent visit of his brother, Sir Robert Bond, the Premier of Newfoundland, to this city was connected with the decision of the Rev.Dr.Bond to retire from active work There is very general regret in Methodist circles over the resignation, as Dr.Bond was very highly esteemed.The question of a successor to Dr.Bond has not yet been discussed by the Methodist authorities, but it is probable the choice will fall on one of the young men of the Church who have been previously associated with The Guardian, Ege THE AUSTRALIAN \u2018FLAG.The Admiralty Asked to Adopt h For New Squadron.London, Sept.28\u2014The Austrian Federal Minietgy are urging the Admiralty authorities to adopt the Commonwealth flag for the new Australian squadron, rm HURRICANE AT CORNWALL.Furniture Factory Badly Damaged-\u2014 Water Pipe Broken.Cornwall, Sept.27.\u2014 The Cornwall Furniture Company\u2019s factory, which was built legs thon à yeat ago, was teverely damuged by a wind storm which swept over this section of country to-day.The factory is a fine three- Rory brick building, standing near \u2018h: GT.R.depot.The huericgne tore off about one-quarter of the roof at tue southwest cormer, and the west wall fink She top floor was hid flat for à ut 70 feet.The sprinkler or fire protection is fed by a Pipe just under the roof, and us was à like a pipestem the in\u2019 the Jnjared depart e us; part was damaged.The broken wall and roof will be rebuilt at once, and ory will bu tunging again in = \u2014\u2014 Hour on Zosesn Road.\u2019 Berlin, Sept.si spedd thal over by « tall picket fence, belore \u2018which he \u2018Quickly paced beck and forth, under Sa that De vas ge ena in wl the beasts fought is located on an island impression ap bia\u2019s throat and buried his teeth and claws in her flesh.This was the signal for the other two lions, who pounc:d upon the eicphant\u2019s ba The battle- royal which followed thrilled and fascinated the large crowd of spectators.Weighted with three powerful foes, Columbia tore madly about the arena, hurling herself against its sides in an endeavor to dislodge them.Suddeniy Columbia halted.She reached up with her trunk and gained a hold on Brutus\u2019 leg.She gave a mighty tug, and then slowly broke the lion's hold.The crowd, whose sympathy had been with Columbia, raised a shout of triumph, wbich was quickly changed into one of terror when Columbia was seen to g128p the lion around the middle.and, eevn with the twæ other beasts still on her back, hurl her enemy over the top of the enclosure.Brutus fell on the gar~-plank.recovered himself quickly, rushed througn the German village, jun.ping over Qui nes\u2019 head on his way, a d after running around the streets a -hort time wus captured without difficulty.He was seemingly badly frigitened by the crowds.It required ::e greatest ef- fcrts on the part of ha .a dozen keepers to get the other lions from Columbia\u2019s bok and imn their cages.All the animals were badly lacerated.A TRIPLE DROWNING.Men and Team Swept Away in the Bow River.Winnipeg, Sept.28.\u2014A triple drowning accident occurred yesterday at the Bow River, Blackioot Indian reserve, near Gleichen, NW.T.Sergt.Brooks of the Northwest Mounted Police; A.Beaupre and Joseph Disbury, all of Gleichen, were attempting to cross the river, when horses, waggon and all three men went down and were lost.A few Indians noticed the accident, and brought word to the town, and a searching party has gone out tu endeavor to locate the bodies.All were married.Sergt.Brooks had been twenty years with the force.He was a member of the contingent which represented the police at the coronation, and originally came from England.Beaupre was an interpreter attached to the police forcz, and belonged to Gleichen, where his parents reside.Disbury was a resident of the Colgary digrict.Rev.Mr, McLaughlin, who left Heron River, Lake Winnipeg,in a sail boat, with five Indian children for Brandon Indian Industrial Schoo! some few days ago, is missing, and fears are cn- tertained that the party have been lost.Rev.Mr.Simmous has left Selkirk with a tug to skirt the shores of the fake to fint! traces of the missing ones \u2014\u2014\u2014r TO BLOW UP THE SULTAN.Report that Anarchists Have Planned to Dynamite Him.London, Sept.22\u2014A rumor is current in the inner circles of foreign Anarchists in London that the plot to assassinate the Sultan of Turkey is cted to culminate to-morrow.No reliance can be placed upon this report, however, as the Anarchists here are merely inspired by advices from the continent, which it is believed are visionary.-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 REDMOND'S WARNING Irish Party Will Use its Political Power Without Compunction.London, Sept.28 \u2014Addressing a dz- monstration st Newcastle, County Down, Sunday, John Redmond, the Irish leader, said that the Irish land bill having been secured, the next session must be devoted to the laborers\u2019 question.The political situation to-day was a strange one, he continued, and if Premier Baltour desired to retain office the Irish party would hoid the power of life or death in its hands, and would use that power without com- ction to forward the interests of e Irish cause.J Tq Fix the Grain Standards, Toronto, Sept.28 \u2014 An grder in Council has been issued ap pointing the board to choose the samples of wheat and other grains grown cast of Port Arthur to be the standards by which inspectors may be sided in their work.The board are W.D.Matthews, Chairman: Thomas , J.L Spink, C.B.Watts and ohn Carrick, Toronto; James Dunlop, amilton; John I.A.Hunt, London; Charles B.Evdaile, Montreal, and Wil- flam Brodie, Quebec The examiners will meet on October 5, at 10.30 am, at ¢¢ Front street west Topics of Toronto Regers end Gea\u2019 D.Lumsden e - \u2018 cout, tre.MeCabe, s widow of &, atrest , à Queen ORL » Eres ra p10 > 5 \u20ac es hilied \u201c\\ 0 | horses that they shall be in condition 4 | the repair of waste and the mainten- once of condition is fapd\u2014and, there \u2018covered.It has been thought that a what is wanted is so to {esd Anything \u2018consumed by a Goris in excess of 13 \u2018quirements for |: fore, money\u2014wasted, and thus indi vidual requirements, which vary in horses as in men, should be caraf Lse The Australian pastoralists Rave suffered such tremendous losses owing to the prolonged drouth of the past oy years that many of them are tarn- ; ing their eyes to Cunada/as a more Ww.suitable Seld for tural opera- hot de cr for women, and tions.An illustration of this is fur- !t ao opened Mareh one of the nished in a recent letter from Mr.Rob- 11° ert Caldwell, Chairman of the Council of Agriculture of South Australis, to Mr.J.A.Ruddick, chief of the Dominion Dairy Division, who * was formerly Dairy Commissioner for New Zeala r.Caldwell says :\u2014\u201cI would be greatly obliged if you could supply me with your opinion of the land that the Dominion Government are opening sp for settlement, and whether you consider the prospects for settlement are quel to what New Zealan Perhaps the department have literature on hand that may meet the demand for information that is often being made upon me.I have myself several sons who do not care about the prospects of farming that obfaim at the present time in Australia.If inducements offered, they might turn their attention to the grain lands of your great Northwest.We have had a succession of disastrous seasons, but the gloom cloud seems to be lifting, as the present year has had a most auspicious ginning, one of the most favorable we have had for some time.till there are dry patches on our.great island where an affort is being made to obtain rain by artificial means.\u201d Hen Oil For Incubators.An extraordisary step in the artl- per ficial incubation of eggs is the result of some years of labor on the part of Mr.E.V.Boyes, à young North London chemist.He has discovered that \u201csomething,\u201d the lack of which, from the time of the downwards, has qualified the success of all artificial incubators.With the knowl edge that the perspiration and its com plex constituents of a sitting hen are important factors to a successful hatch, Mr.Boyes secured a quantity of the iration of a large number of ens feverish with the maternal in- stinet, and commenced experimenting.He found, on chemical analysis, that It consisted of = fa matter, k I] kil Fe! E i Zk : | & rouge etiog of France Monsieur Raoov the naturalist of the Baie\u201d expedition, declared his belief fn the existence of the grest t\" ?moisture, and an ethereal substance ol ork.Bunts showed fight was set acetic odor, with a little dust or dirt.SPon.Ja tha melse he was struck over Further experiments have resulted in| the hesd with a six-shooter, suffering a his now offering the poultry farmer fracture of the le never recov- a novel article of commerce in the ered usnass.- form of Ben oiL\u201d die claims that i y putting a little is curious con- ; coction into the moisture tray under Specimen frem Esra Kendall, the egg drawer in the incubator, it will be automatically rated and diffused the internal heat, and will do all the instinctive.work of a sitting, hen.But this is not all.Mr.Boyes has invented a tablet which will pro-: : reminiscences end frequen à his audiences with thet wand aus re hing ore he curtain.Here is some told one evening recently: that be \u201cI was on wy ae vide the lifeléss incubator with \"animal magnetism.\u201d The tablet also is placed in the moisture tray, and as it dissolves gives rise to a continuous non-varying current which aids in bringing forth a larger percentage of healthy chicks than is at present ob taina i.Feather Easting.A good many devices have been tried to cure fowls which have taken to the! vice of feather-eating, but mothing of 1 really outstanding value has been dis deficiency of sulphur in the systems of the culprits excites a tende to the acquirement of the vice, and believe | there is some truth in this.Improper the feeding has much to do with it.When owt birds have a plentiful supply of green\u2018 hands of food, have pleaty of scratching exer-| cise, and are not overcrowded, they show little inclination to take to feathe er-eating.Unfortunately therg comes 8\u2019 time in the ifves of the birds when Na.face ture makes severe demands spon heir | vitality, and it is then that a few fall victims to the habit.I refer to the! period of moulting, and there i no, pa yi oubt that if the birds are le or word so fee, in confinement at that time the short ing bas been sprouting quills, full of feather nourish- ment, and no doubt juicy and agreeable : > to the taste, are objects of temptation Mersah} to thems.Iam this matter prevention is \u2014\u2014 better than cure.Keep the birds well] \u201cPtopt\u201d .cmployed by scratching for a part of What fo Jour business with we, sirt® their ving, suppl them with plenty Plea?2000 at all; this je merely cen an age moultin put ln ich oF fw ot ph oF opi IE Thiet each bird in t e or three times à week.1f they are merely jaded : marie measured 3x4x8 1-8 fost, and and listless during warm weather a fits on the high side of 260 pounds, tle iron tonic in the drinking water pened the Beughty gentlemne-chauffeur stimulates their Bagging energies.| by throat, yanked him out of his What are we to do with confirmed a hous rt thrashed ground fenther-eaters ?[If there are only one.filled the alr full of of, or two in the flock they should re-! into an adjacent Pr flung him moved from the others as quickly as\u2019 and lip, aay\u2019 where be hung sible, as the example is contagious, ! arias and Joy of 8 ging & mow me sulphur i in their soft | received all that was coming him.sad a little Epsom wits, \u201cYou ran over my unde week, in their drinking ter ON and he left every of his vast for.alternate days for a shoft time 81% | tune to an orphan eaylumi\u201d said Bronis likely dood I have known Sd.| horet Tidekaosk Slugge, he turned se e to edge of the upper ms oy ble until the quick was practically FOL ony ~ Town Topl reached, and when is is done the bird \" ; certainiy canr * - eathers an wonder Smiths Sarned hardens again.\u201cAt the same sim it hr em ev il Air cannot very well Lick up grain from the ground, and reqpires to be fed on soft Pre it we Wont Sp on wer .A little Touch of a file onte 8} «#7hen à women wishes to from ing, ere ha ater} the word\" or the Memayent ioe fave seen a cure effected.But such a us to marry & facaons vouna.\u201d proceeding must not\u2019go too far, or the \u2014Philadelphis \u201cRoeced.\u201d of craclty moulé be reached.The| à title tèree- ja, while her ng or filing should not proceed so te ar as to draw U isd carefully it should not be done at a! Sometimes nothing but the hate! will effeut à cure, and that is the end ft-