The Stanstead journal, 8 octobre 1903, jeudi 8 octobre 1903

[" 5 + VOL.LVIH\u2014Ne.41.: = - IAL EXHIBITION ana SALE of Laglies\u2019 Tailored Garments, 5 Saturday, Oct.10th AT THE GILMAN STORE, NEWPORT pu Cosma 8 Bo fot Gy wi Save ale amd ments made to measure.\\ Opening of New and Stylish Millinery the same day.< FROM A.G.CLOUGH.Do You Want a Home at Ayer\u2019s Flat?Now is the Time! Va à Eu En | SPEC Government Surveyor OC.BE.Towle has just completed a survey of over hundred building lots, covering a level tract of 50 acres, with seven new Sets, four streets at right angles from Main Street, némely Maple Avenue Rosedale, Westmount and Lakeview.These streets run in the the property 0 by the New York and New Jersey people.Three streets parallel with Main Stree Damely: pow offered at the low of 6100 few years ago lots were off L tom \u2018- ithoat work ?BUY NOW.\u2018Prices will be advanced immediately after the firet few lots are sold.t purchaser has first choice of location and gets a guarantee that his - Fi wil be worth 20 per cent.above purchase price inside of one year.prop STANSTEAD METHODIST CHURCH Pastor, Rev, Wm.Mowitt, B.A., B.D.Sunday Bervioes\u201410.80 A.M., 7.50 P.M.Sunday School as the close of Morning Service.Mid-week Service\u2014Wednesday, 7.80 P.M.TOWN TOPICS.the mains at Rock Island and Stan- stead Plain.TOWN TOPICS.Mr.and Mrs.C.L.Churchill of Boston are visiting relatives in town.Mr.T.J.Norris attended a meeting of Canadian whip manufacturers at Toronto this week.Mrs.Benj.Sayer, who has lately been visiting friends in Montreal, returned to Rock Island Saturday.Melloon\u2019s immense fall and winter stock of dry goods is now being opened up.Call early and often.Mr.Thomas Balley, from George- ville, arrived at Stanstead Monday and is now custodian at \u2018\u2018Broadview.\u201d \"A foundation is being laid for a twenty foot extension to the south end of the Rock Island Overall Company\u2019s factory.* Rev.J.Smith of Norwich; England, will lecture in Plerce Hall next Monday evening at 7.30.Subject \u201cAfrica.\u201d Silver collection.All are invited.Dr.Charles A.Moulton of Derby Line, is away on his annual visit to the Dental Colleges of New England.He left on Tuesday and will remain away about two weeks.Millinery opening at Mrs.J.A.Roy\u2019s, neé Miss A.B.Allard, Derby Line, Vt., Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, Oct.15, 16, and 17.Larger assortment than ever of trimmed hats.; All are cordially invited.i After a continuous service of over twenty years Mr.F.W.Stewart, latel succession this year.master mechanic in Butterfield & Co.\u2019s tool room, has retired from the employ of that company and gone to his farm near Ayers Flat for a needed rest, \u2019 Some three hundred people from all sections of the country, as far as Barton on the south and Angus on the north, assisted in the \u2018house warming\u201d at Mr.T.J.Young's, Friday night.Mr.Young bas lately erected 8 two story dwelling 90x60 feet and all doors were thrown wide open to his many friends that evening.Dancing and other amusements were in- duiged in and refreshments were served.The Woman's Reading Club convened at Mrs, B.P.Ball's Tuesday at- ternoon for election of officers and discussion of business for coming year.The old board of officers wae unanimously re-elected.The next meeting will take piace at Brookline Hall Tuesday, Oct, S0th, when it is hoped a may Fendance will be given, that all purchases of dry goods.during the past few weeks.lantern away from T.J.Young's Fri- after an absence of over two months.Mrs.Lilie L.Heeley of Philadelphia, daughter of Dr.Hector Canfield, for- home of her uncle, Mr.H.B.Can- field.of Cavalry for a short course of instruction.tor for the year 1903-04.On October first Mr.E.H.Mead, Barnston.joint Y.and W.meeting Tuesday afternoon, Oct.13th, at 8 o'clock at the meeting.ed to all to be present.ROCK ISLAND, (STANSTEAD) P.rec tion ot Lamel and Grovelen.All corner lots are .Just received to-day at Melloon\u2019s a large consigament of boots and shoes.Water has again been turned on in Mr.O.H.Kathan is in Montreal this week making bis annual fall Moses Sayer has returned from Montreal where he has been employed The party of three who carried a day evening will please return the Mr.C.H.Mansur left for Montreal yesterday to meet Mrs.Mansur who is returning from the Prairie Province merly of Stanstead, is visiting at the 8ergt.T.L.Pomeroy, C Squadron, 6th Hussars, left of the 2nd inst.for Toronto to attend the Royal School At the meeting of the Quebec Association of Congregational Churches held in Island Pond last week, the Rev.G.E.Read was blected Modera- driver of the stage between this place and Coaticook, brought in a rose.picked at the Royal Noyes place in| Roses have been picked from the same bush five months in The former members of the Y.w.OC.T.U.are urged to be present at a home of Mrs.A.B.Robinson, Rock Island.Rock Island\u2019s drinking fountain is the theme of the proposed Services will be held in the Congregational Church next Sunday at the usual hours.In the morning the pastor, Mr.Read, will take for his theme, \u2018\u201cOhrist, the Supreme Affirmation,\u201d and in the evening the subject of address will be \u201cMoral Responsibility.\u201d This will be the eighth anniversary of Mr.Read\u2019s settlement as pastor of the te church, A cordial invitation extend- The Basaar, an annual event of the The serville and richmond.Just received a full ine of Pall and Wiater Underwear 08 ©, BR.Jenkins\u2019 TOWN TOMOS.at Melloon\u2019s, Hon.O.O.Colby bas kindiy offered to open his home for the entertainment of Mr.Rogan, conductor; Miss Howard, contralto, and the plavist of the Coldstream Guards Band during their stay in Stanstead.The Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational Church will meet at the home of Mrs.Wright Pomeroy on Friday afternoon of this week for work.A social will take place in the evening.Supper served at 7 o'clock tô which the members of the congregation and their friends are invited.Special attention is directed to the change of time in the running of.the Quebec Central Railway trains beginning last Monday, 5th instant, particulars of which are given in our advertising columns.It will be observed that the afternoon train jeav- ing Sherbrooke at 3.50 p.m.for Quebec and the morning train arriving at Sherbrooke from Quebec at 1.90 p.m., are to be.continued until further notice.Major R.H.Hendershot the \u2018\u2018or- riginal drummer boy of the Rappa- hannock\u201d and his son, assisted by local talent, gave an entertainment at the Rink Opera House Friday evening uuder the auspices of Frontier Lodge, No.56, A.0.U.W.The portion of the program oontributed by local talent was very good and the Major's drumming is all right in ite place -but his personal references and coarse jokes do not appeal to enlightened people.Mr.George Davidson has sold his place at Fairfax known as Brookdale Farm to his son and bought a house at West Derby.Mr.Davidson has been à resident of Stanstead Township for the past sixty years coming from his birthplace, Andover, Mass., with his parents, at the age of six years.Before deciding to leave the country of his adoption Mr.Davideon looked about here for a village property but could find none.He will sell his stock consisting principally of thoroughbred and grade Ayrshire cattle, at auction on Thursday, October 23nd.I appears that the location of the boundary line between North Derby and Lake Memphremagog has lately been in dispute.About a month ago Walter Parmenter, keeper of the \u201cline house,\u201d was arrested by Vermont officers for selling liquor in that State.Parmenter, through his attorney, Frank Miles, claimed that the selling was done in Canada.Last Saturday Deputy Sheriff Audinwood and Lawyers Williams and Miles made a survey according to which the main portion of the building including the room where the liquor was sold is ten feet over the line in Vermont.During the survey the Deputy Sheriff got a thorn in one of his legs which was extracted with dificulty by Dr.| Waldrou.Although still lame Mr.Audinwood is improving.Parmenter out on bail.Buy your\u2019 flannelettes at Abbey\u2019s store.A fine line in all colors to select from.COMPTON.Mr.Lakeman is taking possession this week of the store which he has recently purchased of Mr.A.L.Pome- roy.Our new merchant comes to us highly spoken of, up-to-dath, aggressive, possessing in fact all the quali- ities which will make him a helpful citizen.Mr.and Mrs.Lakeman have taken possession of Mrs.Todd\u2019s house which they have rented for the win- Fr Mre.A.P.Ball and Mr.Henry Ball of Lee Farm, Rock Island, epent San- day here at Lee Grange as guests of Mr.and Mrs.Pomeroy.Mrs.Lyman Bliss and children have returned from a two weeks\u2019 visit with relatives in Eaton.Mr.and Mrs.Parker have severed their connection with Mr.J.M.Le- Moyne of the Model farm and will enter the employ of Mr.R.L.Craig of \u201cThe Oriental\u201d Auction Sales are the order of thé day in this vicinity.One of the largest bas been Mr.Wiggetts near Waterville which a large number of our citisens attended.Miss Pocock was quite seriously injured on Sunday last being thrown from a wagon which was upset by a runaway home.Not able to extri- remove to North Hatley for the win- tor, has been visiting friends in Wa- 1 her aunt, Mrs.Ed.Martin, Stanstead » BEEBE.PLAIN.4\", ule Whitcher spent Saturday Sun day with Beatrice\u2019s sister, Mw.Buv-.nice Wilder, Derby Centre.\u2018The youngest child of Mr.and Mrs.H.T.Elder died last Friday of cholera infantum after an illness of a few days.She was » bright little giri of abous cighteen months and her death was 8 crushing blow to the parents.Funeral services were held on Sunday as All Saints Church, the Restor, Rev, Mr.Moore, words of comfort to the afflicted relatives and a large congregation.The interment was in the family los in the village cemetery.The sympathy of the whole community goes out to Mr.and Mre.Elder in their great bereavement.Mrs.Joseph Lorimer and child are spending a few weeks with relativey and friends in Boston.Mr.and Mre.Alpheus Gardine were guests of Mre.John Bullard, Stanstead Junction, for à few days last week.Mr.Alex.Whaley is breaking up housekeeping and will board for a time with Mre.Bradley, Stanstead Junction.Mies Mary Johnson of Sherbrooke is à guest of Mr.and Mrs.C.H.MoOlin- tock for a few days.Will Haselton has moved from Mrs.Taylor's house up to Graniteville where he will reside until his fine new house which is well underway, is completed at Stanetead Junction.Mr.H.W.Elder was in Toronto and Hamilton, Ont., last week on business.Mr.Henry Tomkins left Tuesday for British Columbia on a business trip for the Lay Whip Company.Mr.and Mre.Royal Yetter are spending a few days at their home here much to the delight of their many friends.Oolin Lorimer of Derby was in the place Tuesday calling on relatives and friends.Mr.C.E.Kennedy has been spending a few days at his home on Junction street Lhe past week.A large number from this village attended the house warming at Thomas Young's last Friday evening and all express themselves as having spent a \u2018most delightful evening.Mrs.B.N.Gilfillan and her two daughters, Rath and Florence Wilder of Barnet, Vt., are visiting Mrs.Gil- fillan\u2019s parents, Mr.and Mrs.D.L.House, for a few days.Mr.and Mrs.Richard Gardine of Fitch Bay visited their daughter, Mrs.Leslie Monroe, Stanstead Junction, last Wednesday.Mrs.Lyman House is reported quite sick at present.Her speedy recovery is hoped for by her many friends.Miss Dolly Breitenbough who has been spending a couple of months with relatives in the place, returned to Boston the first of last week.Miss Belle Gardine is learning dress making of Mre.Frank Elliot.Mre.C.R.Ruiter is reported quite sick at present.Her sister, Mrs.Quimby of Boynton, is with her.Mrs.Smith of New York is visiting Junction, for the present.Sam Taylor who has been quite seriously sick with typhoid fever for the \u2018past four weeks, has so far recovered as to be able to sit up about three hours a day.: Mrs.Wm.Taylor is moving from Mr.Francis Pocock\u2019s house into her own just across the street, Wm.Has- elton having recently vacated it.O.F.Bayley is making a veritable little palace of the house he purchased of Mitch Daveau on Main street.It is nearing completion and will be the prettiest and cosiest cottage in the Miss Heath is reported seriously sick at Mre.Lewis Blake's.Mr.McNaley of Bmith\u2019s Mills was in the place two or three days the first of the week on business.Hoel Searles was home from Newport for a few days the firet of the week assisting his father, Mr.C.A.Searles.; Leslie Monroe took in the excursion to the White Mountains last Saturday and reports a most delightful trip.Joseph Lorimer who is employed by their road, spent Sunday at his home here.Mr.J.W.Elder attended the meeting of directors of the Stanstead Granite Quarries Company in Toronto last i Miss Beatrice Merrill and Mise An] TRUR & BLANCHARD \".WEDDIN FAONŸ OHIN OLOORS; are found this side Cities.& will Yous, Newport, Vi.FITOH BAYE.A.Taylor will sell his live stodk consisting of horses, colts, cows and young cattle, sheep and swine, also à lot of hay,grain, wood, eto., at auction on the Gale farm, Boynton road, on Saturday, October 17th.For partiocu- lare soe posters.' .Mr.F.BR.Wark of 8t.Jobusbury was the guests of friends in town over Sunday.Mre.H.A.Dolloff who has been visiting friends in St.Johnebury returned last Thursday.Miss May Rediker is spending a fow days in Sherbrooke at Mrs.F.O.Rand's.Mrs.Israel Merrill has been quite 1ll for the past week.She is attended by Dr.Whitcher.Mrs.F.R.Wark who spent the past week with friends in town, returned to her home in St.Johnsbury on Thursday.Misses Dolloff and Gage will have their millinery opening on Friday and Saturday, Oct.16th and 17th and hope to see many of their friends.Rev.F.G.Vial was in Way's Mille Tueedsy and Wednesday.Mrs.Ready who has spent the summer with her daughter, Mrs.F.G.Vial, returns to Lennoxville on Saturday for the winter.Mrs.Geo.Skinner goes to Belleville on Friday on a visit to her parents.From another correspondent.Mrs.Fred Remick has gone to St.Johnsbury to visit her son and daughter.T.B.Rider Is on the sick list.Mr.and Mrs.Elson Harvey visited at T.B, Rider's on Tuesday.The Harvest Thanksgiving service in St.Matthias Church was well attended by a large congregation who listened to an eloquent sermon, from Rev.R.W.E.Wright, M.A.Offertory for pension fund, five dollars.Services in St.Matthise Church next Sunday at 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.Miss Eva Rider has gone to Nashua, N.H., to visit her aunt, Mrs.Runnell.Mr.and Mrs.P.J.Brevoort have returned to their home in Tilton, N.H.Mrs.Fred Remick was oalled to Dixville, P.Q., on the 1st inst., to attend the faneral of her sister-in-law, Mrs.Ozro Baldwin.Mies Kimball who has been spending the summer at O.W.Brown's, has returned to her home in Somerville, Mass., accompanied by Mise Ruth Brown who expects to spend most of the winter there.T.B.Rider is bringing water from his farm to his buildings in the village.Mr.and Mre.Ben Mosher of New- Vt.visited friends here over unday.GEORGEVILLE.Mr.Charles Leney and sons have arrived from Manchester, N.H., and taken possession of the Bailey farm.Mr.and Mrs.Bailey bave gone to Stanstead Plain.Mrs.Elmburst (née Annie Barr of Vankleek Hill, Ont.), Was & quest at \u2018the home of her brother-in-law, Mr.Charles MoGowan, Tueeday.Het daughter accompunied her.They and her husband, the Rev.Mr.Eimhurst, who is a Presbyterian, returned about three months ago from New Zealand where they have labored as missionaries for several years.They have paw gone to California where they will reside for a while.Mr.John H.Holland and Rev.Mr.| Brill sre at Montreal this week as delegates from the Methodist society here to the Thaaksgiving services à Mr.Fred MoGowan has gone to Los Angeles, Cal, where he has a good situation on the Butterfield Olive plantation.Mr.John MoEwen is taking his va- oation at bis home here.Miss Mo- Shane is a guest at Me, A.Molwen's.Mre.Wm.Pessloy picked quite a Jot of ripe raspberries Oot.4th.Our school commenced Oot.Sth with Miss Marion Davideon as teacher.Mr.Stone bas purchased and moved to the Boynton farm at Apple Grove.Mr.Stone has been in the employ of Mrs.Routledge for a few years past and has resided at the Belmere Lodge.Free NX STRIVE 508 PRTG MESA £50 UNE = 07 Spa erm TRUE & BLANCHARD CO.G GIFTS SILVER, HOLLOW W.Nod another such oan NC you right.Will you bear us ia ?.\u2019 BARNSTON.\u201ca Mz.Janes, agting pastor of the Bag - | ties Church, has finished his labore |: here and returned to College at To- .°\u2019 ronto.Mr.Janes made many friende during his five months\u2019 stay here and has been asked to return next eum- mer.: The annual sale and supper of the Ladies\u2019 Mission Circle of the Baptist Church was held at the Town Hall on last Friday evening and was largely attended, Coaticook ss usual sending up a large delegation.Mies M.O.Vaudry, M.A., principal of Lennoxville Academy, was calling on friends here on Saturday.Mrs.M.K.Bolger of Quebec and Mrs.Grady of Dixville were in town on Friday and Saturday of last week.Roddie Oleveland is attending school at Stanstead College.Homer Cleveland and Hollis Buok- land are delegates to the Methodist convention at Montreal this week.Mr.E.J.Kilburn was quite badly hurt by a fall in his mill last week.His shoulder was dislocated besides other injuries received.This is the year for big potatoes and also for big potato stories.Homes Oleveland comes to the front with the following record.He exhibits one potato weighing 43 lbs.The oon- tents of one hill weighed 11! Ibs.and four in one hill weighed 9 lbs.GRANITEVILLE.Mrs.Robert Gallaher and two children who have been spending a few weeks here visiting her mother, Mrs, A.L.Woolls, and sister, Mrs.E.M.Beerworth, left on Tuesday for Montreal where she will visit relatives for à fortnight before going to her home in Winnipeg.Mr.P.H.Armitage, wool merchant of Coatioook, was here last week on business.Mre.O.G.Davis brought your correspondent a sample of nice fresh strawberries picked the first of this week.Rev.Wm.Howitt of Stanstead, filled the pulpit here very acoeptably on Sunday in the absence of our Pastor, Rev.Wm.Smith.Mr.and Mrs.David Kelley of West Derby, visited her sister, Mrs.Jobn Phanief, on Sunday.Mise Carrie Derick of Manchester, N.H., is spending a few days with ber sister, Mrs.Stephen Salls.The long-luoked-for rain came as a benediction on Sunday evening and was gratefully received by those who have to draw water from a distance.Mr.and Mrs.Kinsman of Apple Grove, spent Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.J.C.Buîlis, Cedarville.Mr.Geo.Bullock of Concord, N.H., has bought of Henry Tomkins the place known as the Amos Brown farm on the lake shore and will take possession in a few weeks.Mr.and Mrs.Dwight Salls and son Carroll, went to Glenayer on Saturday to visit relatives returning home on Sunday.Mrs.Jobn Converse, who speut a week very pleasantly with her sister, Mrs.Geo.Moir, returned to her home at Way's Mills on Friday last.The members of the Tomifobis Lodge No.15,1.0.O.F., will attend Divine service at the Church here on Sunday next.We are always pleased to weloome them here.Mr.and Mrs.Johnson Derick of Smith's Mills, spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs.Stephen Salle.Mr.Parker has the banner potatoes which he dug from bis field, ons weighing 414 pounds and three that tipped the scales at 11 pounds.Who ean beat this?, Mr.Daniel Campbell was called to Stornaway last week by the death of Mr.James Brodie returned heme: the first of the week from quite dm extended trip in the interest of the Mz.Eimer Taylor, who ie in the employ of the Stanstead Granite OF,,- met with quite a serious accident 6m .Monday by getting bis foot bailly orushed.Dr.Giléllan was called ané .renderod the necessary treatment.\u201c # Mobiosn Beeps in stosk thé -faqivés \u2018 D.and À.Comet, , ant, >.tnion aly woun 5 rrival of assis would ro sites _ Ba © Meom the Emeralé back > Mre, Ellen McKee, the defaciting Irish SEVEN B08 FOUND.VICTIMS OF THE LAKT WINN).PEG TRAGEDY.Rev.J.McLaughlin and a Party of Indians Lost in a Big Storm Body of a Little Girl Yet Missing.West Selkirk, Oct.§.\u2014Rev.J.Sem.mons, the Indian agent who left here last Monday in search of Rev.J.Mc- Laughlin and party, returned to Selkirk on the steamer Daisy, and reports the finding oi the Rev.Mr.McLaughlin's body near the shore on Sandy Bar Point, and the bodies of six others of the party further south on the same shore.There is one body, that of a little girl, still missing.The Indians will be buried where found, and the remains of Rev.J.McLaughlin will be brought to Selkirk for disposition, according to orders.Caskets for the bodies will be forwarded at once.The names of those found are: Rev.Jas.A.McLaughlin of Berend River; John Ross and his two children, one son of Wm.Gibault, one son of Donald Everett and one son oi Oomukakee.A daughter of Oomu- Kkakee is still missing.On September 12 Rev.J.A.McLaughlin left Berend River \"with an Indian guide and six Indian children.whom he was taking to the Indian school at Brandon.They left the Berins settlement early in the morning in Mr.McLaughlin's small sailboat, and this was the last seen of them, That night a terrific storm over the lake for many hours, and the stoutest boat had to put up for shelter.It was the worst storm experiene- ed on the lake in recent years, and during it the party perished.raged ; SWEPT OVER THE FALLS.Edward Dell of Niagara Falls Loses His Life, Niagara Falls, Ont, Oct.5.\u2014The first loss of life in the rapids above the Falls, where the great works of the Niagara Electrical Development Company are going on, occurred about 3 o'cddock, when Edward Dell of this town, employed by Barry & Mec- Mordie, was out at the extreme end of the crib work.In order to get out of the way of the crare of a derrick that was being swung he stepped back, losing his balance, fell headlong into the deep water and was swept over the falls.Dell was about 25 years of age and leaves a wife and one child, being married about t years ago.U.8.POSTAL SCANDALS.Grand Jury Returns Indictments Against Well-known Officials.Washington, Oct.6.\u2014The Federal Grand Jury, which has been investigating the Postoffice Department scandals, reported a large number of indictments this afternoon.Among those indicted are General James N.Tyner, formerly Assistant Attorney-General for the Postoffice Department, and who was recently stricken with paralysis, and Harrison K.Barrett, who was his assistant.There are two indictments for fraud against Tyner and three against Barrett.An indictment was also returned against Harry C.Hallenbeck of the firm of Wyn Cook, Hallenbeck & Crawford.of New York, who formerly had the contract for supplying the department with money order forms.In that connection John T.Metcalfe, formerly chief of the money order division of the Postoffice Department.and his son, Norman R.Metcalfe, also are indicted.The charge against these three is conspiracy to defraud.Machen and Beavers also are indicted again, and indictments against a number of others were not made public.me BECAUSE OF STRIKERS.Morse Iron Works Closed Down Indefinitely.New York, Oct.6.\u2014Labor difficulties are responsible for the closing down indefinitely of the Morse Iron Works and Dry-dock Company in Brooklyn, one of the largest concerns of its kind on the Atlantic coast.President Edward P.Morse says :\u2014\"Last year we were working\u2019 on contracts of more than $1,000,000, employing ebout 2.200 men, and with a weekly pay-roll of $33,000.Strikes began a8 soom as the dnions discovered our was full of work and that we under a penalty to complete ur contracts on time.Had they planned to ruin our Somcern the pou not have worked more matically.\u201d | The troubles, be added.> when the employees man an compan to the dismissal of a foremnn ged thirty men for idle From that time.it had been one continuous succession of strikes, the last being that of the machinists, which Is still on.\u201cSince the machinists\u2019 strike comamences in Ma amie, oar asters ible, been prcheted continuelly ang en pleke has heen infu in every way Our now monihave t nd à e cafe two of our non.aman ed.and in on Ra 0 3 f § s.\u2014Detective , Ma: x gi Windsor has received à letter st TIM ~ came le to take istress, .arsested in Windsor at MeKee committed for trial at the EN at mber.defalcations fo | of materially encouraging the DEVONSHIRE'S LETTER, What He Says in Resigning From the London, Oct.\" 6.= Late evening the Duke shire\u2019s letter to Mr.Balfour was communicated to the press.It says in part :\u2014\u201cI have since we last met felt increasing doubt whether I had been well advised in consenting to separate myself from those of our colleagues whose resignations were tendered and accepted last month.\u201d Referring to the Sheffield speech, the Duke says \u2014\"I was prepared by our discussions for your \u20ac that you desired to obtain the sanction of the constituencies, for a reversal of the doctrine that taxation should never be imposed except for purposes of revenue and this is no doubt the principal and most definite statement in your speech.I admit that you have succeeded in making this declaration the basis of a great political announcement, but in my opinion that announcement has been extended very far beyond the necessities of the case.\u201cIt was unnecessary in my opinion to assert that you desired to reverse the fiscal tradition, to alter fuidament- ally the fiscal tradition that has pre.vajled during the last two generations.\u2019 I had hoped to have found in yours speech a definite statement of adherence to the principles of free trade as the ordinary basis of out fiscal and commercial system and an equally definite repudiation of the principle oi protection in the interest of our national industries.But in their absence I cannot help thinking that such declarations as those which I have quoted cannot fail to have the effect advocates of direct protection, and of dis.| couraging those who, like me, and I hoped yourself, believed that our present system of free imports and especially of food imports, is on the whole most advantageous to the country, although we do not contend that the principles on which it rests possess any such authority or sanctity as to forbid any departure from it.\u201cYou have in your speech said that this subject could no longer be left an open\u2019 question among the members ot the Government, and I think have said enough to prove to you that there is no such agreement between us on the general question as to make it possible for me to be a satisfactory exponent of your views or those of the Government in the debates which must inevitably take place in the next session of Parliament.\u201cl cannot adequately express ths deep regret which 1 feel in separating myself from a Government with which I believe myself to be in sympathy on all other matters of public policy or the anxiety with which I anticipate the wide division, which I fear must result from the unexpected scope and strength of your declarations, in the ranks of the Unionist party.\u201d mme NO CLEAR MAJORITY.Position of the Parties in British Columbia, Vancouver, B.C., Oct.6.\u2014With Co- mox, Similkameen and Fernie still in doubt, the Conservatives have, nineteen, Liberals jeventeen, Socialists tw: and Labor-Liberals cne in a House of forty-two.Mr.McBride's supporters claim the doubtful districts will go Coservative, but at the same time the remier announces that he hopes to control the House by securing Mr.Wells\u2019 (former Chief Commissioner) support, who secured his election by acclamation as an uncompromising Liberal, and Mr.Davidson (Slocan), elected as a Labor-Liberal, and who has left a signed and undated resignation in the hands of his committee for use if he forsakes his ante-election pledges.\u2014\u2014\u2014_=e LIQUOR FOR INDIANS Terrible State of Affairs in the ' North.Ottaws, Oct.6\u2014Mr.J.M.Macoun ef the Geolgical Survey staff, who has travelled extensively in northern Canada from Labrador to Alaska, says that nowhere has he seen drunkenness so common among Indians and half-breeds as 2t Tgsser Slave Lake and to the north.[his is due to the sale of essences and perfumes made specially for the northern trade, which are really little more than pure alcohol, flavored so as to allow of their being labelled \u201cessence of ginger,\u201d \u201cFlorida water,\u201d NJ cppermiot,\u201d \u2018eau de Cologne,\u201d ete.o language could exaggerate the demoralizing influence n the natives of the present condition of affairs.The missionaries and s are in despair.mme SOO RIOTERS PLEAD GUILTY.Ses Bach, Sault Ste.Marie, Ont, Oct.6 \u2014 The trial of the eleven riot- ort began.yesterday, and, con- teary 00 .expectation, was concluded af.§ o'qock this, allernton.All statement | ed I caughé, eo rear of \u2018te » ON Ta i tore away, the large silver Perhaps I have the ind dent vcmewbats anmathing bap since the joyous Ionian sea gave forth the goddess of love has there been à more ardent wooer than P.Q.1 thought then not much of the object of bis atfec- tions, however.I marv at his choice.Little did I aus that she was the freatest heiress the world can show.eter Quick was making love to Frau: lein Hard Work.Peter Quick wooed Hard Work\u2014suce cessfully.No men named Hunks (or something like this) got her away from him.Early and late he made love to her.He sent her, so to say, flowers; and oned, as it were, sonnets to her eyebrow.He dreamed of her at night, and thought of her on Sundays and olidays.We never could get him to talk of much else.When I contrived my rather celebrated mixture of Virginia and Latakia.and offered Peter some of it, he looked et me abetractedky and said that I knew he didn°t amoke.Miss Work, I suspect.objected to smoking.Musette had n pretty knack at rolling a cigarette fo me when I called.I suppose she rolied them just as fetchingly for Hunke\u2014or whatever his name was.We all had our fling at P.Q.for his absurd devotion tu his queer sweetheart.He took it good- naturedly-\u2014and grew more devoted.As he becarne more and more taken up with her, we saw less and less of him.None of us cared much; we were so unable to fympathize with his infatuation.Final Te lost sight of him entirely, thoug!.heard that he has kept up his courtship without abatement.have not see: tim for fifteen years, ex: for the dissolving view I had just as lodged in th.It\u2019s rather odd, now that I come w.think of it, that none of us ever suspect ed what a vast heiress the damosel Hard Work was, and always has been\u2014and is Peter must have known it.Perhaps th sly chap looked her up in Bredstreet\u2019s It would be oo bad Ince to find it out\u2014 especiall you study the names o! those with the highest.ratings.She is too, I know now, the best companion @ man ever had.\"Tis impossible long to br unhappy in her company.I cannot learn that association with her ever harmed any man.P.Q.is an éxcellent fellow.1t isn\u2019t his fault that we have drifted apar: \u2014we've Jost happened to live in differen: parts of the town, that's all.He worth, they say, some trifle of five or 8:x millions, more or less.I su when his shoes outwear their primey soles that he doesn\u2019t give the matter much thought Turns them over to his gardener, likely.He doesnt know my friend Leonardo But I observe by the published cata logue of his picture gallery that he has nne or two canvases the original Leonardo.I have a co the hospital during visiting hours, I will say several to_him on the subject of making love to Hard Work.Buch as: \"Tis the best of Jove making.40d the time to begin it ia 1 the brave days when you are twenty-one, or .Remember, she ie the great est sad the best of companions.\u2014Heyden in \u201cCosmopo \u201d Ingenuous.\u2019 mais ail ex i l her nalvete: in Paris she was honored & request to a Tr at a prigate en- oe Ta Le Be Hi g & § with her recitations.nt br t out and Pre to her a rare and valuable Sevres The little la at him with beaming and child-like smile only to attained the Japanese.\u201cVery sorry,\u201d maid she, in her soft broken French.\u201cVery sorry.Not take vase to Japan.Too far.Get broken.Take money.sorry.e onlookers gasped, bot Bada Yacco still beamed on the t.She was serenely un.conaelous of hving done anything out of the ordinary way.But she got her money, and off nobody.Tis EfgE His Brother at the University A small urchin picked up by the Mel.w , 8 days since, etal a Cuestions cu : Furniture .4-20 Swanton wie pope Hon.Dongs.|.in ee te ON of ease t ha , } wulfe of fumnitere, Which \u2018While travel- Northwest Provinces,\u201d says eaton, \u201cI was hospitably invited Maharajah to rest a day at Ben- his guest-house, Nardesur.His (Minister), who \u2018received mae.for the bareness of the state- ning that the fine old suite of furniture, presented to an \u2019 of the present Maharajah, as toward for services to the British Government, had been taken by the Viceroy, Who had intimated his desire to st This, to n native gentleman, is oqui- valent to à command, so the Maharajah Teceived \u2018in exchange\u2019 a rifle (which & 7ell-known sportsman in the district vale at about 3 guineas), and sent his heirloom, at his own expense, Sto Calcutta, ere I saw part of It at the 8chool of Art, being repaired under the supervision of Mr.Haxell, the superintendent, who declared the exquisite nte to be unique, and, though cost originally a thousand ro » to be now practically priceless.0 anyone, like myself, \u201cwho has seen the carvings, the idea that they are as is declared, but £100 is ridicu- My memory still retains visions of the exceeding beauty of the delicately- tinted wreaths of flowers and leaves,which formed the bands of the couches, ohairs and stools\u2014incrustations, as it were, in solid ivory, of old-world broideries.One word more.The harajah was most reluctant to part with his possession.Fair play, honesty of purpose and consideration in dealing with native chiefs have hitherto been conspicuous qualities in our Indian administrators; they have, to say the least, been compromised in this transaction.\u201d The Hon.Mrs.Smeaton\u2019s husband has spent over 30 years in India and Burmah.He is now Financial Commissioner of Burmah and a member of the Viceroy's Legislative Council\u2014posts go high that on the one hand they guar antee the authenticity of Mrs.Smeaton\u2019s information, and, on the other, they make it almost tmpossible for Mr.Smeaton to long remain in them under Lord Curzon.In\u2019 the House of Commons, in reply to Mr.MacNeill, Lord George Hamilton stated that this ivory suite of furniture was \u201clying in an unoccupied house in a very dilapidated condition.The Viceroy, having ascertained that the Maharajah took no interest in it, offered to buy it: and when the Maharajah offered to present it.explained that according to Tosha- Kand rules, he could not accept presents.\u201cHaving ascertained that the Mahara- Jah was fond of sporting weapons, and would like a first-class rifle, the Viceroy ordered one at £81, which he exchanged for the furniture.\u201d iene feel! i 2 od carvings said tp have unds The furniture has since been restored at the Viceroy's expense (£90).and is valued by an expert at £100, says this official explanation.Hardships in Somaliland.A member of the British Fleld Force in Bomalfland, writing to an Essex correspondent, says :\u2014\u2018At present there i» not much fighting here, but plenty of privations.I landed at Obbla and stayed there two days, and then went on eighty miles in two days on my horse.I had to drink water from wells containing human bones.For three days I was on a pint of water per diem.Things are a little more lively now.Some prisoners were captured last night, also a lot of sheep, goats, etc.I felt sorry for the prisoners, for they were nearly dead for want of water.The water is vile; one has to has to risk getting a mouthful of dead camel, and we have no whiskey to kill the microbes we swallow.At night ve are huddled up like chickens.We have no tents, only binnles (huts) made of bushes.We get a little excitement now and again at night.8ome of the Mullah's scouts generally put a few shots into the zareba, but the scouts keep a good distance away.I shall be glad to get out of this place, for snakes, scorplons, etc., are not the most pleasant bedmates.If the English people only knew what we have had to contend with\u2014shortness and quality of food and water, also extreme heat, hard work and little rest\u2014if they only knew, they would stop the whole affair.We have had no vegetables of any kind since landing, and bread is unknown.I saw two bottles of whiskey sold for 100 rupees (over £6) each.The Boer contingent say that they would do ten South rican ¢smpaigns in preference to one Soldier and Consol.arisen in Melbourne.Sir Malcolm Mo- Eacharn, the head of à large Anglo-Aus- tralian firm, is the Major of a Scottish regiment In that city, and he has accepted the post of Consul for Japan.Are the two positions compatible?8ir John Forrest, the Commonwealth Minister of De- ce, thinks not.He doubts very much whether Lord Roberts would allow any British officer to act as Consul for another nation.On his attention being called to the case of Dr.C.8.Ryan, who is Consul for Turkey in Melbourne, and who holds the rank of Colonel as principal medical officer of the Victorian forces, Bir John remarked that tife case of & non-combatant was entirely differ ent.Dr.Ryan accompanied Osman Pasha to Plevna and had many adventures during the famous siege.He wears two Turkish orders and the war medal, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Helping the Little Chap.The Boer Commandant who had charge of the Bsitish prisoners taken after the batties of Glencoe, Dundee and Nicholson's Nek, on going his round at midnight on one occasion was astounded to æe a British soldier acting as Boer me Basu RTI the of up and down the his limited vigilance, with his rie car ried in true sentinel style, and on meeting the amased dant, calmly saluted and reported, \u201cAll right, sir,\u2019 In = extraordinary cc A Ton e said : \u201cWell, sir, this here poor little chap\u201d Golating to the sleeping form of a Boer lad fifteen years olay \u201cwas dog tired for want o' sleep arter two nights of dooty.takes pity on the lite tle chap, an\u2019 : \u2018Look \u2018ere, you're regular done up, you are, that's sarin, You give me jour rifie and take a'bit 0° sleep, an\u2019 Il'1l do sentry-go you, I will.Honor bright! I won't aa aothin* wrong, blow me tn Shere ans 's only ge ik ie.+ the ; through .thelr olleitor, ba floated ess je chateey h had ; {Seen case was that .moet > the td Madi ebook} replied | The \u201cCanals\u201d in Mare.; : Sho evi: pod with a Oot\u201d $20 other.Thes It occurred 40 o eonstable A! the ast mesting of the Astronomicat was Slsmissed.while on that the relative might be b sweeper-cat, Society striking confirmation was obtain.: ter ae SE Leon La- or something of the sort._ A a?poke that the \u201ccanals\u201d in Mars ergne, Aibe: \u201cWhat does he do.there!\u201d sentant.ore due\u2018! most part to an optie ES ie Er RTE ML tot ant | ot, Pa de Spor .more assaulting the police.will be the youngster, \u201cWes seront to this\" view, Its latéet adherent being | Eh Anal Eee ioe FE né are of the planet showing ne cane ae vas in an emcownter With the pollen.Were et Boi W Ot & Nechand laced * s ore of at Green.FE a We = EE M CES osely resemb! th | Beate.relli and Ethers It Spa ! that the eye es hypersensitive à casing et details which are imper- y seen, ing at the limit of vint der ot\u2019 oasis 7 Ie a se th vision-oentre in tha brain.The boys were quite pubiased, Snacquainted th » Probe not ib and never t it 10 very likely has been, ft A question of military etiquette has |- Ye VST a Wl, bil, Bene exe fon ey us déve \u201cReckon we'll \u201cI ho will: ' Te his other en the \"GOOD FOR EVERYTHING.en Jace to with Seng 4 08.8.5, ENNDALL CO, \u201cx.endl osing elbow a 1 have byes using your aia Core she 2442 o.sokwmedr\u201d i me vins, Saeed \u201cWall ts kind e bum; underfoot ed ia ty Care.have two fundred here.À Aeld'e no © 00d BELLIED for Four \u201cTreats on the Hue \"thout holdin\u2019 on ter somep'n.* shad toa: H, W.LAIRD, otwithstanding Jenny\u2019 covert te s of report equally good .mation that Henry was edging Aaa lin for Bae te close, she stood her ground.LL ne Hints, Spavin ure iso ail ttle « 4 » out ône hand and \u201cThey say Mabel Haines le goin\u2019 be married» she remarked, te that's naterl.I'd like to find \u201cWeal some \u201cI o\u2019pose any of \u2018em would willie\u2019 to me.wit yr \u201cNo, they wouldn\u2019t.The I want pas blue eyes, yaller hair, als mighty \u201cHal! the gwls \u2018bout here has bi eyes and valles hair.\u201d ® re\u2019s only one got the right shade bd do wid 72's tel orp of \u2018em lor mo.Henry continued to pull himself forward at intervals, each\u2019 time drawing à Although Jenn; she frightened the leaned as let him and looked at her ful swai far back ant En spoke very mie, e is arms would dubiously.He saw mo encouragement.It did not occur to him that Jenny might stand farther from the monition him touch whenever courage, \u201cJenn °° he said, \u201cI efeerd Te goin\u2019 to pr pe \u201cNo, 1 that®' \u201cWould y fence.But Jenny's mild ad- was her only effort her rosy li \u201col ie be mustered the neccesary blieve y're ain't, YT wouldnt dare do mind YH , \u2019 bout db cage 7 jist stop talkin started.could ave been hold on the \u201cOur last night.\u201d To t! \u201cY\u2019re mad fro that was ft\u201d so bold.fence and stood cow,\u201d he said, cle, He wondered how he He let go his @ calf bit of information Jenny made \u201cWhat 5\u2019 say?Henry repeated.\u201cOh, colt hear Henry po trated his the fence, marks put his hands on th enclosing Jenny's round od ent sly, her arms on to m somepn.I reckoned standin\u2019 so far away I ered upon this remark, and a glimmer of encoura h brain.He appronsbeû after a few irrelevant re- rail penis, his were unbent, keeping him at tance from the i Bo coveted ur \u201cIE y° think y° kin drive me away from thie fence,\u201d she said, \u201cyve mighty m en.\u201cT ain't e-trytn}* Henry backward began a process of and forward.Beveral Ch he \u201cpproached within a few inches of er 5.She neither moved nor Finally the tem tion was too great him, and as a bit of or close to a ot suddenly oliok Ë ê : i : Ë J â i 3 k ; | i sh.FE Ë Le ih Ë x fi 2 = j it à 3 i 3 ; i ff fet ih die fs | I: 4 8 3 ê i iid By ! le Ye $1} 3 73F% Ë if { 3 8 ¥ e Old Shaped Tare Pt ale address ; OR.8.) KENDALL ©0., ENOSBURG FALLS, v1.C.H.REMICK, Printer, Insurance Agent and Undertaker.BARNRTON, - QUE.V4 a Ne wee EN od ur, 157 A complete Stock of Ooffins, Caskets and Robes always on hand.Good Hearse and matched pair black horses ready at all times.Courteous attention paid to every detail of this business.BELL TBLEPHONE.9 GASOLINE STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS for Sale or Exchange.Agents for the Olds Gasoline En fines also Alamo and ther makes.ufacturers of LADDERS of all kinds, Steps, Lawn Bettees, etc.Send for Catalogue.FRONTIER LUMBER C0., Rock Island, Que LEARN WATCHMAKING.oi profitable trade god one that is not crowd: » good await our graduates, We Sean e Pise arts Of Engraving and Option alto.\u2018Write for catalogue.WALTHAM TECHNICAL SCHOOL FOR WATCHMAKERS, Waltham, Mass A.H.CUMMIMGS & SON Coaticook, : : Que.MANUFACTURERS OF i Doors, Sash, Blinds and Frames, All kinds of Hard and Boft Wood Sheathings and House Furnishings manufactured from Kill or Air dried Lumber.Hard-wood Floor Boardsand Matched Ceiling manufactured from kiln-dried lumber.All orders promptly attended to.\u2018Weare bound not to be undersold.SAMUEL E.ABBOTT of STANSTEAD is our agent for that Township.\u2019 We carry in stock the popular shades of \u2018boards\u2019 for mounting PERRY An oTHer PICTURES.\u2018Bheete 28x28 or cut to any size desired.The regular sizes are T14x01{ and 93x11.We also have ADHESIVE TAPE _ For binding the edges where glase is used and for many other purposes.Let us supply yon.| - Journal Printing Co.A Weak + Stomach ndigention 18 often caused by over tt ion eminent authority says the harm dope thus that from the excessive use of alcohol.Est the ocd food you waat but don Loven a ees, what JOU cat btuiounect » Guna Gigeaat lo bro ha \u201cThis rest snd out the he .wholesome tonics Kodol contains oo heal écon resto Dietingunneces ary.Xodol lei Telloves the feel ing of fuloess and bloating from which some people suffer after mod Absolutely cures indigestion.Kodel i I ha \u20ac ' à PIKE , CCL NG, PERFECT WORKING {SEWING MACHINES | S Domestic & New Goodrich?of the above eT Yo © SOMETHING LIVE FOR ségits at any time.We would be pissed te show them to you and explain Well Paper The season for house cleaning, renovating and repairing will soon be upon us, and Window Shades you the work inspect our stock goods.We will be pleased to show same to you whether you buy or not.\u201d WALL PAPER FROM 10c.A DOUBLE ROLL UP.BROTHERS, \"HOCK ISLAND, QUE.ZA e.ZT AL 4 NN NNN NN j Wago J have left on hand 2 New Concords, 1 New End Spring Piano Box, IF Y OU WANT A Now is the Time to Buy.1 Second Hand Surrey, in first-class shape, | 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 T.BALL.n or Harness AT COST Must be Sold Within Ten Days.Come early and take your choice.H.EDW.AUDINWOOD Wagon \u20146 + Be have the est Assortment of Up- to-Date Vehicles on hand I have ever carried in Stock.46 + Be s! Wagons! | My Storehouse is so crowded that I have been obliged to put some cheaper jobs outside 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, i SOCIETY PRINTING We have superior facilities for printing Wedding Invitations and Announcements, Society and Visiting Cards, etc.7 At present Old English and Text Letters take precedence over Script for this class of work al- ; though the latter Is not to be despised.TAKE NO CHANCES.Orders entrusted to our care will be filled with \u201coorrect form\u201d goods.wi JOURNAL PRINTING CO.Ask tir\u2019 customers about our work, you will find Fotos from the Watley Township W, T.V.Bescrd Book.\u2014\u2014 - North Hatley-\u2014A special mocting beld to appoint delegates to the Fro- vincial Convention at Quebec; Mrs.\u2018Nelson LeBaron and Mise Baron appointed.(Minutes band.) , + D * er\u2019s Fiat Sept.24h\u2014Union ,giet with Mrs.Vaughn with eight in attendance.The President read the 02ud chapter of Isaish, Mrs, Putney, County President, offered prayer followed by singing \u2018Near the Croes.\u201d Were pleased to have with us Mrs.Putney and Mrs.Emery of Hatley Union who gave us some new thoughts.It was suggested we reply to the roll- call by quotations from good authors.Discussed circulars on systematic giving.It was voted to send Mrs.Vaughn to represent us at the Provincial Convention.Mrs.Davis was welcomed as a new member (as was also Mrs.Amy Pierce later at the conclusion of a \u2018\u2018surprise visit\u201d by the Union at her home.) Mrs.Vaughn gave a nice tea which added 85 cents to the treasury.Sang Praise God from whom all blessings flow, and adjourned to meet with Mrs.Hill in October.East Hatley, Sept.16th\u2014Regular meeting held at the home of the Secretary, Mrs.Emery, six ladies present one being Mrs.Locke of Lynn, Mass.\u2019 Devotional exercises as \u2018usual and minuses approved.Roll call responded to by quotations from Pro- viucial report, which sentiments gave rise to discussion as they were upon prohibition.The whole compound and complex system reduced to a common denominator and then to ite lowest terms amounted to this, that the good people, the wise people, the Christian people of the world, have been busily at work for the last four hundred years building up aud bolstering up and tinkering up a license system, which upon the very face of it and viewed from the most liberal standpoint, is such an absurd travesty upon righteousness, that it should cause the blush of shame to mantle every honest cheek.Questions in systematic giving dept, the first and second answered by the figures four and five; aleo those in H.& H.dept, and non alcoholic medication for Prov.Supt.and would thét the disposal of alcohol as a medicine could be effected as easily as questions oan be answered concerning it and from facte gleaned, dare state, that the custom is waning.Closed by repeating our pledge, then out upon the piazza of the Observatory where the beauties of nature could also be enjoyed, tea etc., etc., was served by the hostess.Massawippi, Sept.23rd\u2014Met with Mrs.Lyford Call as per adj.Nine ladies in attendance including Mrs.Moulton of Hatley Union.In the absence of the President, Mrs.Call read the Scripture lesson, all joined in the Lord\u2019e prayer and sang I am Thine O Lord.Minutes approved.It was voted to appoint Rev.Mrs.McLaughlin and Mies Georgia LeBaron of North Hatley to act as our delegates at the coming Provincial Convention; also to contribute $1 towards Convention expenses, to be sent by the delegates.The corresponding secretary was requested to write a letter of sympathy te our sick friend, Mre.W.English.In another case of sickness, where substantial aid is needed, de- dided to solicit subecriptions from those willing to belp in the Union and others, and forward, trusting thus to do much good.A reading was given by the secretary, \u2018\u2018Aloohol in bread,\u201d about a chemist who told a woman that the idea that alcohol evaporated in the baking of bread was not true, and the woman said she did not believe it, and he tried to convince her that bread still contained so much to the ounce and that in a certain number of years one would consume à great deal of alcohol in eating bread, and still the woman said \u201cI do not believe it.\u201d Mrs.Call entertained us to a bountiful chicken pie supper.Mrs.G.Colt invited the Union to meet at her home in October, the usual day.} E.@.Br.Dixizm Town Rec.Sec.Charles Holmes of Charlotte has a fleld of more than 3,000 apple trees that is expected to turn off at least 5,000 barrels of fine fruit at one harvest.Orowds of visitors come to see the vast orchard with its burden of fruit.It will take 50 men nearly a month to complete the work of picking and sorting the apples.The barrels will cost $1,000 and the net revenue will be over $10,000.The apples are largely Rhode Islapd Green- ings.° en Dieting Iavites Disease.To cure Dyspepsia or indigestion it ie no longer necessary to live on milk and toast.Starvation weakness that the whole system becomes an easy prey to disease.Kodol Dyepopels Cure anion tue Jwmach ve organs igest and as- similato of the wholesome food that ome cares to eat, and is à never cure stomach oes.iodo à ea stomach sweet.pu Sat makes the by Bigelow\u2019s Pharmacy.' assets $170, exempt.VERMONT ITEMS.Ohasles G.Saith, freight beakoman | of Lydon, has Sled a petition in ve) wniary bankraptey ; Habllities J.P.Dodge of Burlington is to have charge ef the mechanics) work os the Barse Telegram, and will ales assist in the editorial department.J.G.Sullivan of Boston has bbem appointed stenographer of Obs- eae detention shed at This is a permanent appointment.A An amateur Uarrie Nation has made lite miserable for ourtain anloon keepers in £i.Albans, prying with them to forsake the erwor of their ways.The freshman class at Univerei- ty of Vermont numbers over 110 and at Norwich Uuiversity over 60.At both places the number is larger than the average.The oldest horseman in the country is said to be Charles Faylor of White River Junction, who, although 97 yoars of age, drove a trotter at Springfield fair this fall.A mountaineer entered the Rutland fair grounds with six children, one of whom wore a straw hat without a brim and another had a pair of rob- bere tied on for shoes.Dr.H.Nelson Jackson, cross-conti- nent automobilist, was arrested in Burlington for running bis machine beyond the speed limit fixed by law.He was fined, and paid.The store shed of the Bullook Manufacturing Co.of Readsboro with 82000 worth of chair stook and wooden sporting goods was burned recently.There was no insurance.The fire caught from a stove.Geotge Harris, age 16 years, of Ben- nington, while crossing a stone wall with a loaded gun in his hand, accidentally discharged it, the charge tearing off his right hand.Amputation above the wrist was necessary.T.H.Tanner while helping Silas Carlton fill his silo at Marshfield the other day had a narrow escape from death.He fell from the staging into the silo.The men missed him and on looking found him at the bottom of the silo with a broken hip and a fractured right arm.Arthur Draper's horsee ran away the other day and went over the abutments of the bridge into the mouth of Black oreek in Sheldon, and both were killed instantly, The bridge was carried out by high water two years ago.Mr.Draper was out in the meadow loading hay when the horses started.The team was valued at $250.Irene, the four-year-old child of Mre.Harry Holmes of Montpelier, fell from a window in the Hillside building last week\u2014a distance of about eighteen feet\u2014striking on the concrete pavement below, and to-day is running about as well as ever save for a bad black and blue spot on one side of her forehead and another near the cheek bone.The directors of the Young Men's Christian Association of Brattleboro have elected Victor Reed, of Woods- ville, N.H., general secretary to succeed George C.Wilson, who recently resigned to become secretary at Kalamazoo, Mich.Mr.Reed is 39 years old, is unmarried, and is now assist- Ant in the railroad association at Woodsville, of which William H.Fuller, formerly of Brattleboro, is secre- Rev.J.Edward Wright has announced the withdrawal of his resignation as pastor of the Church of the Messiah of Montpelier.He states that he had been led to see that he would be unwarranted in longer bold- ing out against what seems to be the universal desire of the members of his church and congregation.Mr.Wright will be given an assistant to relleve him of much drudgery and flll some if not all of his outside appointments.It is announced that Senator W.P.Dillingham has appointed Walter Husband, assistant editor of the Montpelier Daily Journal, to be bis private secretary, the appointment dating from December 1, mext.The appointment was made last April, but was not made public until Sept.31.Mr.Husband went to Montpelier a year ago from St.Johnsbury where he was reporter on the Oaledonian.He will go to Washington about Thanksgiving time.Cutting C.Cheney of Washington, died a week ago Saturday from injuries inflicted by a bull.An operation was performed and three pieces of bone were removed from his lungs.Seven ribs were broken and thirteen stitches were required to close the wound on his head.Mr.Cheney was th eighty-two years of age and was one of the old and highly respected citi- sens of the town.He had held various town offices and represented the town in the legislature for one term.A Perfect Painless Pill is the one that will cleanse the sys- tom, set tbe Hfèr to action, remove the bile, clears the complexion, cure headache and leave a taste in the mouth.The famous little pills for do- Lake Winnipeg, near land, at a point where Mr.M Jin and the party were supposed to be when the big It is which they were coming up the lake.Rev.Jôhn Simmons, in charge of northern missions for-the Methodist Church, is now on the lake with a tug.endeavoring to locate the body of Mr.\u2018McLaughlin or to discover traces of his whereabouts.Friends are hoping that news may come of the missing missionary from some of the islands near which the disaster occurred, semer ELEVEN PERSONS DROWNED.Result of Capsising of a Steamer Near Marinette, Wis.Marinette, Wis., Oct.5.\u2014The steamer J.H.Hackley capsized and sank off Green Island, seven miles from Marin- ette Eleven persons were drownel.Seven were rescued after drifting all night on wreckage, The drowned.\u2014Geo.Leclair, jun, Jacksonport, Wis.; Joseph V.Orus, captain of the Hackley ; Edna Rar- ringer, Lawrence Barringer, Freeman Thorp, Henry Rabitoy, Carl Kelly.all of Fish Creek, Wis.; Miss Frences Vincent and Miss Vincent's sister of Egg Harbor, Wis.; Nelson Nelson.Sturgeon Bay ; Frank Fitzgib- bous, Jacksonpoet.mere A E.WALLACE SUED.Atlas Loan Debenture Holder Charges Fraud and Deceit, Toronto, Oct.§s.\u2014 The ing in St.Thomas with gard to the condition of affairs in the Atlas Loan Company has led the creditors of the company to demand an investigation of a complete character into the company's finances.What is believed to be a test case, which will be supported by a number of the creditors jointly, has been be- gta by Michael Heenan, a detective | employed by the Michigan Central | Railway Company at St.Thomas.A ; writ was issued on his bchali by Kingsmill, Hellmuth, Saunders & Torrance at Osgoode Hall late on Saturday against fir.A.E.Wallace, clum- ing uamages \u201ci#r the fraud, misrepresentation, misicasance and deceit of the defendant.\u201d Er\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ANNUITY FOR SIR WILFRID.Senator Beique Explains the Nature of the Testimonial., Montreal, Oct.5.\u2014The following letter from Senator Beique appears in Saturday's issue of Le Canada: \u201cSir, \u2014Some of the Opposition papers concern themselves beyond measure about the financial position of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, and especially respecting a gift which a few of his personal friends offered him in 1901, not of a capital sum of $100,000, but of a moderate lile annuity purchased from an insurance | company.The resolution which was adopted on that occasion shows better than I can express it how this subscription, entirely confined to friends, irrespective of politics, is beyond criticism.Here is the text of the resolution : \u2018That whereas Sir.Wilfrid Laurier has devoted the whole of his lile to public affairs, and the expenses attendant upon the high position he has attained are necessarily large, and in excess of his emoluments of office; whereas a number of his personal [friends and admirers have, out of respect for his high character, expressed a desire to contribute toward the creation of a fund which may relieve his mind from all anxicties; and whereas the said fund should be raised in such a way as to entirely safeguard his independence towards the subscribers thereto, the persons here present form \u2018themselves into a committee \u2018or the purpose of carrying out the above nb ject, and especially seeing that the subscription be confined to persons having no favors to expect from the Government.The committee also to advise as to the best means of insuring the application of the fund to Sir Wilfrid and Lady Laurier's exclusive bere- fit.' (Signed) F.L.Beique.\u201d EE\u2014\u2014\u2014 ° CANADA\u2019S EXPEDITION.The Neptune Should Now be in Hudson Bay.St.John's, Nfld, Oct.5.\u2014The Newfoundland sealing steamer Neptune, conveying the Canadian Government expedition to Hudson Bay, whitherto it is going with the object of expelling any American whalers found fishing in those waters, passed northern Labrador September 3 and entered Hudson Strait.The steamer was expected to reach Chesterfield Inlet, in ¢ northwest section of Hudson B ter quarters there.The expedition will not be heard of again until next summer.feel- PE TEACHER DROPPED DEAD, W.R.Cummings of Trom Creek \u2018Rpiced on the Street.\u2018Toronto, Oct.5 \u2014 W.Cummings, a\u2019 school , teacher Frout Creek, Parry Bound district, drop- \"| pea Geaû tn front of the Red Star Res sa ee Lite Paris lines, taurant at Jarvis and King streets about Moore of Lafayette, Ind., says: Luc rectourantt, onda un Lanvin Den \u201cAll other Pills have ; gr Sipe Sa be suddenly staggered and tell De.Greg sicken, w perteet.\u201d Bold by (he.mot the we deed.Policeman 0e Phocisacy., x ree | cred Heart closed at6.30 on Saturday evening, when the jury brought in a for wrongful dismissal at $§.000, and declaring Miss Archer as entitled to 83.000 as wages for the last six years of her connection with the order, making $8,000 in all.Surprise.Chancellor Boyd, in bis charge, was decidedly unfavorable to the plaintiff.He told the jury that, not only did Miss Archer stand prace tically alone in her allegations but the esesntial points were denied by many witnesses.His Lordship explained that the controlling puint .or the j to decide was as to whether plaintift, was insane while in the convent hers, and said that the evidence of the physicians who signed the insanity cert ficates had been uncontroverted, His Lordship said it was for the jury to weigh for themselves whether there had been adduced sufficient reasons for the release of plaintifi\u2019s vows.This qustion the jury answered in the affirmative, assessing the damages ior wrongful dismissal at just hali the amount claimed.Before the argument closed \u201cfis Are cher was again placed on the stand.She swore that she had nothing whatever to do with the disturbances in the convent.In reply to other questions, witness said she thought the Mother Superior would know who the guilty party was.\u201cI think\u201d she said, \u201cthe burden of circumstantial evidence resis with those who had the keys.\u201d The jury were out two and a half hours.A number of legal points are to be cleared up before judgment is entered in accordance with the verdict.The deience at the outset made certain objections, but the Chancellor ruled that the jury should first pronounce as to will be argued at Toronto, are: First, that * e court has no jurisdiction, as the dismissal and the incorceratin in the asylum took fflace in Quehec Province, and, therefore, an Ontario court defence holds that there is no liability for wages, as plaintiff never contemplated receiving any.Third, that it was not necessary, according to the constitution of the order, for them to have any reason for dismissing her, but even if they were required to have reasons sufficient cause had been shown.mr\" TORNADO KILLED MANY.Village of St.Charles, Minn, Was \\ Destroyed.Milwaukee, Wis.Oct.5.\u2014A tornado swept through this State and parts of Michigan and Minnesota Saturday afternoon, and the following summary of despatches received here show with What result :\u2014 The tornado struck St.Charles, Minn, a place with 1,500 inhabitants, and ruined the town.Seven persons were killed and twenty-eight injured.The entire main street of St.Charles was literally wiped out, Hardly a business place is leit standing.Forty- two residences were destroved.Two were killed, three fatal! ed and a score nf others badly hurt at Independence, Wis., and the surrounding country.Many farm bu ld- ings were torn down, At Eagle Valley, north of La Crogse, the Reformed Church was destroyed, and houses cn the Jproirie surrounding were demnl- ishe Baraboo, Wis., \u2018reports a cloudburst lasting three hours.Many buil ings and windmills were blown down.STORM AT FORT WILLIAM.C.P.R, Coal Bridge Wrecked, Causing a Loss of $30,000.Fort William, Oct.35.\u2014The storm here Satus- «y was the severest experienced in years.There was heavy lightning and thunder all afternoon and a terrible gale at night.One of the large steel bridges of the Canadian Paciics new coal handlin plant was blown from Its tracks a wrecked, with a large portion of the plant.Steel girders and structural brid work are twisted into an inconceivabl shape.The company's loss is 830,000, an comes at a time of year when the plant is kept in constant operation.Elevator \u201cD* was also damaged, a large hole being made in the roof.The smokestack on the C.P, R.round house was also hlown down.E\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.Pour Sailings Per Week From New York in Future, Washington, Oct.s.\u2014The Postoffice Department has announced the completion of arrangements for sea post sailings from New York on Saturdays, which will give a transatlantic mail service of four times a week from that port instead of three, as at present White Star Line has agreed to fit its mail boats with sea postoffices, and to avoid two mail services from New York, sailing on Wednesdays, the sailing day of the American Line from Newp York will de changed to Satuf- 1 mere A Vilty-thonsand Guarastes.Orillia, Oct.3.\u2014Th rant a to Le Domision Lei Ce the town of Orillia is $50,000, The company ts à large e je sie Mary Archer v.the Order of tne Sas is not competent to try it.Second, the.verdiet for the plaintiff, fixing damages : \" .The verdict was à + the fac's: The points raised, and which injur- - .\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 - > Co ARCHER AGAINST TR SACRED HEART SOCIRTY.- |.| \u2014\u2014\u2014p\u2014 > CE 4 + \u201c Chancotine Bopd Charged Agslapt + the Piainiff \u2014 Soverst Legs tol Points te be pith of Counsel.2 \u2014 vs UE 4 \u201c\u20ac 5 = ¢ The Stanstead Journal.+\" somiuums vay emompaY BY THR JOURNAL PRINTING 00.Rock Island, Que.One your (advance payment) $1.00 If paid in six months, Lu As the end of the year, 1.50 ADVERTISING RATES.Transient advertising 10 cents a line for the frst insertica and 8 cents a line for each sub: sequent insertion.1% lines tothoinch.Moad- vertisment received for less than 50 cente.THE GREATEST YET.The Coldstream Guards Basily the Finest Ever Heard in Canada.In Hamilton there is one of the oldest and certainly one of the finest if not the best band in Oanada, the 13th - Battalion.The Hamilton people enjoy weekly band concerts and know good band music.What thelr critics say of the Coldstream Guards is therefore interesting.The Herald says, \u201cIt was not alone that the Coldstream Guards easily transcended any band yet heard in this city, but the music it produced was in advance of the best orchestras on this side of the Atlantic.\u201d The Spectator sald: \u201cIn times past the American bandmaster has been the best the people knew of.Today the American bandmaster and his band are privileged to take a back seat.\u201d The world\u2019s greatest band with Miss Kathleen Howard as prima donna contralto will be here on Wednesday afternoon, October 14th, at 2.30 The principal object of an afternoon concert at Stanstead was to give people from the surrounding country an opportunity of hearing this historic Band as they can now drive in and return home before dark.A special train will leave Newport returning immediately after the concert.SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES.Provide for Expenditure of $10,500,883 \u2014Magog and Sherbrooke get Bouquets.A press despatch from Ottawa says: The supplementary estimates for the year ending June 30, 1904, were brought down in the House of Commons yesterday.They provide for an expenditure of $10,690,863.The main estimates brought down on March 16 authorized an outlay of 857,- 109,974.The Government will have power, therefore, to spend, in the current twelve months, on the regular Government service, and independent of railway subsidies, iron and lead and binder twine bounties and outlay on transcontinental \u201cproject, a total of over sixty-seven millions of dollars.Among the special public works items are the following: Public buildings at Sydney Mines, 85,000; Camp- beliton, N.B., 85,000; drill hall, St.John, N.B., 810,000; Levis public building, 85,000; Terrebonne public building, $5,000; Acton Vale public building, 86,000; St.Johns, Que., public building, 86,000; Montmagny, public building, 88,000; St.Hyacinthe drill hall, 815,000; Longueuill public building, 85,000; Sherbrooke drill hall, 410,000; St.Louis du Mile End, public building, $10,000; Magog, public building, 05,000; Belleville, Peterboro, Guelph, Stratford and Woodstock and Chatham, armoriep, $10,000 each; St.Oatharines, drill hall, $20,000; Sault Ste, Marie, public building $35,000; Woodstock, public building, 95,500; Brantford, drill hall, $15,000; St.Marys, public building, $8,000; Oshawa, public building, $8,000; Toronto, additional postal station, 825,000; Bridgeport, public building, $5,000; Berlin, public building, 89,000; Sarnia, public building, $18,800; Dundas drill hall, 96,600; Hawkesbury, public building, $5,000; Winnipeg, immigration building and postal strtion, 960,- 000, and addition to public building, 940,000; Edmonton jail §35,000; Prince Albert court house and post office, $10,000; Moose Jaw, public building, 06,000; Nanaimo, addition to public building $14,000; Nelson, public build- public building, 98,000; and armory, $10,000; Van- œouver public building, 960,000; La- prairie ice piers and protection wall, $10,000; Point aux Trembles wharf, $5,000; Collingwood harbor, $00,000.- The 84.Lawrence channell is down El :\u201d for 618,000 for purchase and equip- = Rient of bouts for sweeping +.between Piston and and : Point, Anticontk, Point, There fo also oot down 078,000 to- GOUNCIL DOINGS.Mayor Kathan and Councillors Holmes, Fregeau, Ball and Wells were present at the regular meeting of the Municipal council Monday.evening, Delegates from the W.C.T.U.and \u201cYY\u201d were present to renew their of- for of a drinking fountain to the town, They stated that they had sufficient funds to purchase a fountain if the a fountain was bade and practically accepted some time ago, but since then the propriejors of the International Water-works had refused to take on any more fountains.Now the proprietors of Lee Farmhad generously offered to supply water from & spring but it would have to be piped.The Mayor stated that the corporation's contract with the wa- ter-works included water for a fountain, but it was thought by some of the councillors that an independent source of supply would be desirable.Councillor /Holmes moved that the thanks of the Council be extended to the delegation and that a committee be appointed to examine the ground and ascertain the probable cost of laying the pipe to such site as might be selected.The committee, which is composed of Mayor Kathan and Councillors Ball and Wells, will make ita report at an adjourned meeting of the Council next Monday evening.The Mayor read a letter from Hon.M.F.Hackett setting forth that by the legislation providing for a new Court House at Sherbrooke a portion of the cost of same had been saddled on Stanstead County.The letter urged that the feelings of the citizens regarding the matter be obtained for consideration at the next meeting of the County Council.> The Mayor stated that the question was discussed at the last meeting of the County Council that body being of the opinion that it was not right to saddle costa on the other three Counties in the district to please Sherbrooke.It was believed that the present Court House could be made suitable at a slight cost.The secretary-treasurer was instructed to obtain full information upon the subject further action being deferred.\u201c Mr.R.C.Parsons was present to plead for a concrete walk on Maple Avenue.He had resided on that street over twenty years and he did not think that in that time 820 of mn- there.The walk was in a wretched condition.The residents there bad helped to pay for nice walks on other streets and now they wanted something themselves.No action was taken, A pumber of bills were approved and ordered paid among them being: H.M.Hovey, legal advice, $11; A.Gilmore Co., posts and plank, $2.82; E.Faneuf, sharpening drills $2.50, Stanstead Electric Light Co., street lights July and August, #88; Canada Ladder Co., lumber $8.86; International Water-works, use of hydrante one year 8210; Pike Bros., hose and and gate, 869.50.Fire department, drills, 848.THE KING'S CONSENT.Was Necessary to Secure the Leave for the Coldstream Guards\u2019 Band.The leave granted to the Coldstream Guards\u2019 Band to visit Canads is notable as being the first ever given to_a regimental band to proceed to te colonies for the purpose of giving concerts.This unprecedented leave was obtained only by influential representations between the Canadian and the Imperial Governments.+ The application was initiated by Sjr Frederick Borden, Minister of tia, on request of the Dominion Exposition.A minute-in-oonncil was passed and the request was fics.At the same time the Colonel commanding the Coldstream Guards made an application for leave for thé Band which was sent to the Brigade Office, and was forwarded and recommended by the General Officer Commanding the Home District who sent it on approval to the General Officer Ÿ | | ; E 8 E F i L f 1 i vl corporation would bear tbe expense |! of bringing water to it.The offer of the nicipal funde had been expended a i Tears and | mon .} \u2019 Vos M re TiC.0 » TATA EY Se rer $100 Reward, $100.The readers of this will be pleased te learn that there is of Toast, one dis ease that science has been able to cure in all stages and that is Catarrh.Hall's th Cure only posi cure now a medical PRESSE & con- and ning water af house and where are good Stores, Academy and Graded terms reasonable.05%4 barn at dwellings.The situation is desirable, being 3¢ mile from the Village of Derby Centre ory, Schools, © Price treatment.Hall's Catarrh internally, aoting d'rectiy upon tbe blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby de firoy ng the foundation of the ow ing the patient strength by build\u2019ng up the constitution and ing nature in ite work.The proprietors have so much ite curative powers, that they offer one Hundred Dollars for any case thas it fails to cure.Send for tesjmonials.Al XA & CO., Toledo, O.Sold by druggists, 76e.Hall's Family Pills are the best.FARM FOR SALE.104 acres of good land, well divided into tillage.pasture and wood land, will keep 2) cows team, 2 good hôuses, 2 large very Cnurches Led Apply to M.G.ROGERS, Derby Centre, Vt.PROVINCE OF Municipality vince of Qu , now deposited in my office.ject to are requested Smith's his, © ue., within Smith's Miils, Oct.7.1908.lowing the publication of this notice.C.A.JENKINS, Sec'y-Treas.Office of the Municipal Council and 8chool Co oners of the Township of Stanstead.PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereb ven that a General Co! Roll for rohool ana Heniciagns teria for the of the Township of Stanstead has been £ completed and is All, ns sub he payment of \u2018axes therein mention- to pay the same at m office, twenty days fol- FARM FOR inter: buildin tillage in good cultivation ; w lot and sugar place of SL LL an r m 440} Reasonable terms of.ther prem Derby, Vt., Oct.8, 1223.nable terms of payment.rticulars inquire of the owner on the HENRY O.WOOLLEY.SALE.The HENRY O.WOOLLEY farm in Derby, Vermont: two miles from Derby Centre Vil- and the same d'stance from Newpo first-class location, food roads summer an wi one hrad acres or more; good ; rvaning water for house and rt; ban: ure; nice to acres with 170) buckets, evaporators, storage tanks, ete.NO WASTE LAND ON THIS FARM.myself for over 1) for slug \u201cbrite t.For fur- 0e Heat nu n.on 167, at 1 o'clock p.Y.vig.: 3 fhorçuekbred Loicostor jorou bred Buck rd bred, lotte Se, Wheel, rator, not mentioned.Notes with interest at 6 per 08w2 Ewes, 1 1 Brood Mare, 1 three-year old sire Stanford.wagon, 2 near'y uew, 1 pr.two horse Sleds, 1 AUCTION SALE.Haying soid bis atom ones arr oo Ww.10 Milch Cows.9 yearlings, 8 Helfer , © 17, following Ew Chen: thorough: 18 Colt, TERMS OF SALE\u2014$10.00 and under, cash: over $10£ ! with six months approved endorsed cent.W.J.KINNEY, Auctioneer.AUCTION \u2014or\u2014 AYRSHIRE C leave the place, I will sell rookdale Farm.Fa: October 2 ad, 1! following property : Helfer Calves, pips and Year on appro Having sold my farm and bein SALE ATTLE about to Public Sale at », On Tuesda at , ar elon: pus sharp.the FULL-BLOOD AYRSFTRES\u2014I1 Cows.2two- vear-old He*fers, 8 one year old Heifers.2 1 1 Yearling ull, 8 Ball Calves.- GRADE AYISHF Cows, 2 two-year- old Heifers, 4 one-y.id Heifers, 4 Heifer Calves, 2 Bull Calves.Also, 8Grade Cows; 1 Gray Mare, bred to Banner 1 Brood Bow and Pigs, ig Bwo Sheep; Oates, quantity Hay and Straw, Tar TERMS \u20144J0 and under, cash ; over $10, one notes at 6 per cent.GEORGE DAVIDSON.EDWIN BOWER, Auctioneer.His Majesty's Le A Chance of a Lifetime B ous permission of His Majest; Y fine Bavara VII and kind pasty sent of Officer Commanding con- Complete Regimental Band of Goldstren Guards \u2018 RE.MUSICIANS qr J Mackonsie Rogan, cisterns PASSENGER\u2014Leave Sherbrooke 8.60 three- H Sleighs, 1 & No.$ Me- TA 1 Grindstone, 1_ Spinnin \u2018arm Twplements, some Househol Goods, lot of Por'try and a lot of other artiok a E.R WEBSTER PUBLIC NOTICE * - TREE Te Rel od teeth egy de AR Das: epenaibio for no dake contracted by her elie Bolland, V4.0st £ £0 BF Won hsp ERG T arrive Levis 8.56 p.m.; arrive Quebec m., daily, except Sunday.ACCOMMODATION \u2014 Leave Sherbrooke 9,90 pm: arrive Levis 7.) a.m.; arrl pres .16 a.m.Daily, except Sunday.Also connecting traine ou Megantic Division.ARRIVING AT SHERBROOKE.bec to with P Sunday.Note\u2014Pullman Car leaving Quebec on Batur- day connects at prin elu with Parlor Car arriving New York 2.45 p.m.inatead of 11.25 8.m., a8 on other days.PASSENGEKR\u2014Leave Quebec 7.30 a.m.: leave Levis 8.00 & m.; arrive Sherbrooke 1.20 p.m.daily, except Sunday.ACCOMMODATION\u2014Leave Quebec 6.3 p.m.: Jeave Levis 6.45 p.m.: arrive Sherbrooke 0.10 am.Leave Levis daily, except Sunday.Also connecting trains on Megantic Division.For time tables, tickets, and all information apply to any of the Company's Agents.Springfield, connecting at Sherbrook chine ts for Boston daily, except FRANK &RUNDY, J.H.WALSH, Gen'l Manager.Gen.Fgt.& Pass.Agt.WANTED.28 Steers and Heifers to be fattened and delivered at the College during the next six months.FOR SALE.Several Coal Stoves and Wood Stoves and a large quantity of Hot Air and Smoke Iipes; also » few Bedsteads and Wash Stands.STANSTEAD OÛLLEGE.ESTATE AUCTION SALE, For the estate of M.C.Clark in the Kilburn Neighborhood, Earnston, op Monday, Oct.5, the following property, viz: 12 Milch Cows, 2 Beef Cows, 8 foro Heifers, in calf, § Yeariings, Calf, 6 otes, 1 Brood Sow, in pig, 1 Ber re Boar, Double Wagon, Miik V'agon, Sleds, Mowing Machine, orse e.Plow, Cultivator, Harrows, Root Cutter, Grindstone, Fanning Mill, Team and Driving Harnesses, \u2018 ' cords Stove Wood, 4 tons Hav, 10) bu.Oats, 20) bu, Mixed Grain, wW, » utatoes, Milk Cans and all Small Farm Tools.\u201d Sale at 12 o'clock.- For terms see posters.EDWIN HOWE, Auctioneer.For Sale AT 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 fora man that wants business, The stock consists of goods usu ally kept in a Country Store.The location eannot be beat in the Eastern Townships for doing a Cash or Credit Business.And until] find a customer shall continue to sell goods at prices that will reduce the stock.A large quantity of Dress Goods at half price or less, Ooats Thread at 42 ots, per dos., Boots and Shoes at lees than cost, 23 Ibs.Redpath's A oen 25 cts, Berger's Startoh 11 ots., Cow Brand Sods 3 cts, Best Rolled Oats 3 ots, Wheatine 3 ets.1b., Blue Bibbon Ten 20 ots.1b., 700 Ibe Pure White Lead at 536 ots.1b.\u201d Best Hungarian Flour, Gorn, Oora | Neal, Barley, Barley: Neal, Food Flour, Middlings, Brau, Duts, Coarse Salt, at boitou prices for geod goods.Would trade stosk for good farm, 4 82.00 up.Great values, Ladies\u2019 and Missés 35 ot.goods.pur trade the benefit of our early Pp hy \"et y .AUCTION.\u201d \":.}| + PUBLIC NOTICE, en er a Th .a .Warned i Gi i i Toler SLY ER SR Diviog pos Biel & Mowing Machine.Dory Line, V5., Sept.som.NURSE, Bree , Plows, Harrow, Oultivator, Care : va Water Separator, amail Farm, -\" _ - ol ane knows stale.Noressrve.Sale} QLEARING AUCTION SALE, | 1114, 4e BON Anationnse, | ie Bone Jere K.Brown at bee tari op.ere rrr [BSE To, 106 the dote et y, PAT TESTIMONIAL, < |siersironm date 2 caiye 500N,) 5 yearlin Syearling Heifers, ¥ Eri Sows, 1 four-year os hotes, .Stanstead.Que., July ih, , five year-old sire Wilda, = 3 J ie, 1 j PALL AND WINTER TINE TABLE.| temp, J.Vrormeuez, |e Ti ati Ran : Stanstead Flain, | ant odyei Bager: aineiore, Wagon.gear : .: ; ° 5b lelgh, 1 pr.i In Bffect Ooctber Sth, 1008, and tasted ag work fn otal, exam block wood rack 1 Plow! Omfivator, | Har.+ + new, \"LEAVING SHNRRROOKR.we have mu lean ire 1a aving thas the bolioioste Crem > tor, 1 goraper With NEW YORK EXPRESS-\u2014Leave Sherbrooke hol \\s satfatactory ia 7 parisalez .Es7,3 tons Grain kodder, 10 tons Sire i, 77) a.m.; arrive Lovis Lion, ; arrive work done in and roughly bu.Mixed Grain.bu.\u2018Buckwheat, 5 jo beo 1.15 pm.Pullman Boi - 60 wor like manner, the Hines are oven Potators, 10) bu.Turnips, lot ama) Farm Quebvo, Pullman Car Shar- better than specified the is quite Tools, ! Piano and other articles, brooke, connecting with Fallman cer from within She bounds of reason.You are at lib-| No Reserve.Saleat10a.m.Lunch at nr | Springfield for Quebec, dally, except Suu- erty to use this testimonial as Terms $10 and under cash, over $10, 4 months dus.2 ; ] , oû notes with interest, or à nt.Note\u2014Pullwan Car leaving New York on (Bigned) A ARE Eu aOOBS, Rector.a00nat for cash on ey reso per cent.Baturday does uot run beyond Newport on A.B.TIFFIN, {Wardens EDWIN HOWE, Auctioneer.SEE THE WINDOW DISPLAY.'GILMORE'S.Are You Thinking About Fall Footwear, If so my line of Walk- Over Shoes and Queen Qualities are complete.Best Value in Overcoats, latest patterns $10to $15.O.F.CASWELL.SOME MECHANICAL POINTS TO BE REMEMBERED, Every spindle in a SHARPLES SEPARATOR is Faoged to a limit of less than one thousandth \u2018of an inch, and the material is the finest crucible steel.The BOWL IS BORED from the finest steel obtainable, tested to 60,000 revalutions per minute under 30 tons pressure, and can be hammered on an anvil with a sledge for an hour and will not show the slightest crack.Call and investigate the TUBULAR.W.H.SALLS, Derby, Vt.Caswell & O'Rourke ARE NOW RECEIVING Coats, Capes & Fashionable Furs For Fall and Winter wear direct from the Manufacturers.Ladies\u2019 Misses\u2019 and Children will find our stock the largest and best slected in this vicinity.WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE LEAK FUR CO.Ladies\u2019 and Gent\u2019s FUR COATS «a CAPES and would be pleased to show them.Every garment fully warranted.We have several good Oapes and Coats for Ladies, last year\u2019s style from Headquarters for all kinds and styles of UNDERWEAR Ng advance overlast year's prices.We give .Bay your Muskoka Rubbers, Boots, &c., the best in the world of .CASWELL & O'ROURKE.Ë ! - .3 90000000 0000000¢ verybody remember that Cl assy their nfinds will be if they a arn money and deposit it with the pe Cama Le 0 ; 1 Lo ASTERN TOWNSHIPS BANK, where it will arn \u2018interest at 8%.Rate paid by Cl A in \u2018Canada. ) on Tuesday.Her .\u2026- FE + : R : and Wervous Discases af \"or.Eo.4 WALDRON NON, d residence ow 14wery.of Hours: Until 9 A.L.to Sand F to 8 Fa People's ry vei .FOURNEY, B.A.M.D.O.M., F.W FO clan ond Burgess, Fitch Bay, Que.At Nr.O.N.Clifford\u2019s.R.O.ROSS, B.A, M.p.0 M.Office, two doors People\u2019s Telephone.7 DR.C.L.BROWN, B.A.Surgeon, Office A.E.Fish\u2019s.Residence Chan, Vanghan\"s.People\u2019s Pelephone.DR.J.E.©.TOMKINS, ° qu te Di jours: 8 to 9 A.M., 1102 and 6 PM.Office H T.D.WHITCHER, M.D., Physician and Suygeon.: Beebe Plain, P.Q.Office at Residence.Bell and People's \"Phone.C.).MOULTON, L.D.8., Dentist, Stanstead Plain, Que.ERASTUS P, BALL, Veterinary Surgeon.i Graduate of Montreal Veterinary College.Farm, Rock .vie > ree Derby Line, Vermont.CHAS.H.MANSUR, Advocate, Rock Island, P.Q.Office over Pike Bros' Store.M.F.HACKETT, Advooate, Solicitor, &o., Stanstead Plain, He Will attend ali courts in the riot.Collections 8 ty.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.THE DOMINION BANK.CAPITAL, $3,000,00 .RESERVE FUND, 3,000,000.HEAD OFFICE TORONTO.E.B.OsLER, M.P., President.W.D.MATTHEWS, Vice-President.BOARD OF DIRECTORS: A.W.Austin, W.R.Brock, M.P., T.Eaton, J.J.Foy, K.O., Wm.Ince T.G.BROUGH, Gen.Mgr.H.J.BETHUNE, Inspector.Savings Bank Department, Interest allowed on deposits of $1.00 and upwards at highest current rates and compounded half-yearly.No unnecessary delay in withdrawing.Drafts on Canadian, American and foreign points cashed and issued.We have exceptional facilities for making collections upon all points.OCarrent accounts of business men tnd others received upon favorable rms.A General Banking Business transacted.: 'STANSTEAD BRANCH, ' P.B.TUCKER, Acting Manager.MACK'S MILLS.Mr.and Mrs.D.B.Keet and Mrs.E.L.Paul and Mildred are spending a few days at Fitch Bay.Mrs.Merrill, mother of Mrs.Keet, is very sick.David Waite, who was well known here, was married last week to & Miss \u2018oroester, McDonald of W Wanted at once 1000 lbs.of Good Dairy Butter at the People's store, Smith\u2019s Mills.J.A, Tilton has moved on to the farm;whicb he bought of Mrs.R.Ham- Îlton.We wish him success.Mr.Parker's family all went to Barton Landing to witness the marriage of their son and brother, Fred Parker, Which took place last Wednesday.Mr.and Mrs.Osmyn Riches, once of thie place but now of Farnham, have lately visited * Manitoba and other Western points.They went to Vancouver and had & very pleasant journey ing away six weeks.5 of M tic is in the a Pre ces Miss L.J.Kimpton was in the place friende were paased to 00 Bee if aly fot a short 8, * vo.2 cL * , Wi.Mosher 1: begun harness ing agela tu If hie Snished at the gE EU Lire, Jetace ff, Memith spemiing tv da7w a he ol ome 4 Bi\u2019 many friends of Miss May Gould be palmbd to hese that she is sick The With rheumatism or some other dis- A tind .| oies Hours:8 10 2 12 Fo Pos.Mr.R.G.Kimpton from Abenakis Springs visited her sister, Mrs.Manning, on and Mr.A.F.Channel is repairing his | \"Coons are feeding on the corn in the flelds.Two were captured last Mr.and Mrs.H.Currier visited friends at Oliver last week.Mr.Fred Veins is quite indisposed.Mrs.C.CO.Manning visited friends in 8t.John\u2019s recently and intended to go on to Quebec to the W.C.T.U.Convention but her daughter, Lucy, met with an accident so she returned home.We are glad to say that the accident was not of à serious nature.Miss Flora Bowker of Warden is stopping with her sunt, Mrs.A.Bry- \u2018We extend sympathy to Mrs.8.W.Putney in her sad bereavement.It was with deep regret that we read the death of E.B, Gustin.One by one the old residents are passing away.The family have our sympathy.Chas.Jenkins keeps a full line of Bhot Guns and Shot Gun Ammunition.A good double barrel Shot Gun for 812.MASSAWIPPI.Mrs.G.Gardner has been visiting her sister at L\u2019Avenier the past week.Mr.and Mrs.J.Colt have been at Ascot Corner a few days lately.Mr.Sherburn Brown of Boston is visiting at Mr.A.Hurd\u2019s.Miss B.St.Dizier is passing a few.days this week in Bherbrooke the guest of Miss R.Bradley.The four-year-old child of Mr.A.Smith who has been ill the past week with putrid sore throat, died Tuesday noon.Another child older is ill but the other members of the family are better.In the family of Mr.M.Harvey the youngest boy is ill but gaining.The anthorities have thought best to discontinue the school this week until it is known whether the disease is within control.Mr.Morrow of Montreal Presbyterian College held the service here last Sunday morning.His many friends here were glad to see him and hear him once more.Oranges, bananas, lemons, grapes and sweet potatoes fresh every week at Abbey\u2019s store.LEADVILLE.Miss Bessie Stickney who has been in Graniteville during the summer, is at home for the present.Dr.D.Murray is laying an extensive system of waterworks which will add greatly to the value and convenience of his farm.Mr.William Murray of West Derby is laying the stone work which is the guarantee of a first-class job.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Wright of Graniteville visited relatives here last Sunday.Mrs.W.O.Litchfield is staying at her residence in Newport for a few days.The lumber firm of Hodge and Wal- ley of Sherbrooke have commenced work on their lumber lot here.They intend to employ about twenty men during the winter.Mr.Peter Wright is entertaining his sister, her husband and daughter of Chateguay, Que.Mr.O.Gardner of\u2019 Newport was in the place recently visiting relatives.Mr.and Mrs.L.N.Arthur of Bolton visited friends here last Sunday.SCOTT\u2019S EMULSION Scott's Emulsion is the means of life and of the enjoyment of life of thousands of men, women and children.To the men Scott's Emulsion gives the flesh and strength so necessary for the cure of consumption and the repairing of body losses from any wasting discase.For women Scott's Emulsion does this and more.Itis a most sustaining food and tonic for the special trials that women have to bear.To children Scott\u2019s Emulsion gives food and strength for growth of flesh and bone and blood.For pale girls, for thin and sickly boys Scott's Emulsion is a great help.\" Send for free sample.; Re ae.Cherie.| TOES and 91.00; a e \u2018land Taylor of Baltimore, quite at Mr.Nelson LeBaron's present.; ; Mrs.Justin Haines of Matley, lies bean the guest of Mr.and Me.P.LeBaron for a few days.Our delegates to the Convention at Quebec have returned and report a pleasant and profitable time.loss of her husband by death.H.G.Bassett has so\u2018 far recovered as to be able to take a short wagon ride on the 6th inst.Mies M.E.Hawse has returned from her visit at 8t.Johnsbury, Vt.The Universalist Parish and supper is being held at the ch here this evening, the 6th.Mre.Abel Jackson, who has been quite 111 of late, is now able to be out again.She lstely received a visit from her cousin, Mrs.Whiting Call of Manchester, N.HI send an extract from a letter received from a childhood\u2019s friend, now Mrs.Hannah E.Perkins Strong of Ill: Sept.1903 \u2018The large fields of corn are ripening and some farmers have oom- menced cutting.We have had but one slight frost, nothing injured by it.Wherever there are apple trees there are apples.Wild crabs are plentiful.Many thorn apple trees are loaded with, unripe fruit, but beautifully red.Birds are plentiful, our laws protect them.Yellow hammers by the dosen fly up as, we pass along.Most of our roads are graveled and quite smooth.The country is quite rolling about here, with groves of oak, and long rows of osage orange hedges dividing fields.Good buildings, large red barns trimmed with white, and stone basements.When I go for a drive, which is eel-{ dom, my daughter Hattie re ; with her sunt Laura (Perkins,) bgtt 7\"; 7 she must return to her 3rd years\u2019 work in the University at Evanston next Wednesday.Sister Laura is still quite helpless.It is hard for her to remain in such a condition go\u2019 long, « 7 bat I have no reason to compli; byt! much cause for thankfulness that: ahe does not suffer pain, does not dough, relishes her food and can say some things quite plainly.During her illness she has never seemed better than now.\u201d : Just arrived at Abbey\u2019s store & new lot of ladies\u2019 Fleece-Nned Wrappers, sizes 32 to 46, in all colors.Come early and make your selection.ABBOTT'S CORNER.Mrs.J.Little is quite ill.The death is announced of Mrs.Jas.Brown (née Ellen House) of Gorham, N.H., formerly of this place where she spent her early days in the home of her father, the late John House.Mr.and Mrs.James House and Mr.and Mrs.John House were in Gorham, N.H., Thursday of last week attending the funeral of their sister, Mrs.Jas.Brown.Mr.Stephen House of Richmond was here over Sunday calling on friends.Mr.Andrew Bassett has gone Sto Lake Megantic on a bunting excursion.Mrs.H.McArthur of Lake Megantic is spending a few days here with friends.Mrs.Charles Oolby of Lowell, Mass, was a guest of Mr.and Mrs.John Johnson last week.Dr.J.OC.McConnell and Mr.R.Price of Sherbrooke were here Saturday on business.Mr.and Mrs.H.P, Abbott visited hea brother, Mr, W.L.Rowell, Thursday last week.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Peck of Mass- awippi were here Thoreday calling on friends.Mr.and Mrs.Leon Stebbins of Mass- awippi Were at Mr.H.E.Woodward's, Sunday.Mr.Walter Smith of Massawippi is .engaged for the winter to work for Mr.R.E.Dresser.Mr.E.A.Ball has been visiting friends at St.Johnsbury and Rock Is- Mr.Page Kezar has bought the Ed.Kezar farm.Mr.and Mrs.O.LeBaron of Oliver visited friends here on Friday last week.: Mies 1da Greer is teaching the school in the Lord district.Mr.Pearly Young is to attend schoo} at Stanstead College.Mr.and Mrs.Ed.Oliver were in Stanstead Tharsday.Mr.and Mre.O.A.Young spent Sunday isst week with friends in Stan- stead.Mr.Ewing Greer has engaged for the winter to work in the grist mill of Mr, J.B.Reid.Auctions are the order of the day, Mr.W.Sampson having disposed of his surplus stock Inst Thorsday while Mr, James McKee is to sell his movables on the 16th inst.4 1bs.of 36 cont tes for 1 ® Ab- R.C.PARSONS ; RB y he .\u2014 Lo h ; \" A 3 H Forte Cuzves, Sec wend Eco, Miools YL > Basket Venetians, Raia Proof many others, I a A ; | 1% SLX we ws à; LOST.ae trous, package pot ge Eee Tete FOR SALE.Registered Shropeh! , Rambe, 2 Shearlings, several Ram Lam pv grgrierh eae Ld G.A, BO N wd Lakeside Farm, ons Point, de ,, IN DRESS GOODS a =F ET Joon do Chine IN FRENCH FLANNEL we have Fiala, Siriped and Fancy Spee.pt, Y find bare that can | \u2018ou can everything can be found In large cities at mob My Stock of Boots & Shoes is Most Complete, Ready-made Clothing tor Ladies Geutiemen and Children.Re Everything in the Grocery Line, Fresh and Cheap.oo A Good Stock of Hardware, Crockery and Paint: FEED & PROVISIONS.In fact everything that can be found in a General Store at the Lowest Prices.: = 3 A CALL SOLICITED.AUTUMN | F New «Fashionable Goods / My Stock of Furs is La t .Large Consi Also Ladies\u2019 Heavy Waists, &c.Call Early and get first choice.F.W.D.MLLEOON.1903 ARRIVING DAILY.han ever, and pa open for Inspection.Great Variety.ust Received.WINTER r and Better are now Ladies\u2019 Cloth Coats and Capes in ment of Ladies\u2019 Skirts \"wT Cm ABBEY'\u2019S GREAT WONDER SALE! .IN FALL DRESS GOODS.To the Ladies of This Town and Surrounding Country : I wish to call your attention to my large stock of Dress Goods purchased in Montreal, Toronto and Ottawa.These are all imported NEW SATIN don Grey , VIOLES In Rich Shades of Blue, Black, Brown, Lon- Cardinal and Tan, width 48 inches.NEW SOVEREIGN ZIBELINE 52 inches wide in Black, Oxford Grey, Dark Blue and Dark Brown.These goods pecially adapted for Ladies\u2019 Suits.FRENCH & SCOTCH TWEEDS Theeo from the well known manufacturing firms in England, Scotland, Germany and France.In this large consignment we give first place to the SOVEREIGN SATIN NAPPE 50 inches wide.These Dress Goods are gaining in popularity every day.Sovereign Fancy Bontonnie in Rich, Fancy Mixed Colors are y adapted for young ladies\u2019 wear.VENETIANS, Meltons, Broadeloths, Covert Cloths, Ladies\u2019 Cloths in Black, Blue, Brown Tan and Hume EE LADIES\u2019 WAIST PATTERNS cH = hl at 25 cts.in a variety of colors.Spote.Style, Fancy Btripe and Enbrotéered {READY-TO-WEAR LADIES\u2019 AND CHILDREN\u2019S HOSIERY ver isu Ee on ur MEN'S AND BOY'S SWEATERS.wisps] FLANNELETTES [étesmoitre] My Flannelettes are True Trade Winners.An E Pink, Red, Cream, Fancy Stripes and Delica FLANELETTE WRAPPERS In, Grey Blue, Cardinal, Black sad White Striped, Blue and White, Red, Black and Pink.FURS! FURS! FURS! Oall and Examine my line of Variity to select from.Pars.A Great Samples of Dress Goods Mällod où Request.bey\u2019s store.=, JAMES W.ABBEY, * \u2018OLD POST.OFFICE BLOCK; STANSTRAD, : ant Line in Blue, Shades.\u2019 de A LADIES\u2019 BOOTS and SHOES \u201c.Another shipment ofthose handsonit fall Bac ET wat va GROCERIES Co Teas, Ooffes, Sugar, sad Coder ate oil, SE Optom, Patent Modicines for Sale.- Confectionery a Specialy.Christie's refs AD ie Argh, Salk à, i 3005 EE : i | = eu Uo \u2018 J G Co go me ne salé he coul got 6 oe .the right market.He in Alsddia then makes fer all .\u2014 \u2018 note more- ma £ Sant Me vie vas axxiqus to bome base Ended petaions\u201d © ahertly beiose bis death, Theinse B How wmahy people fmagise thet {o ber own pao snd thet be doe AS this haadsome admission doute Century Club, in New Tork The sly that famiisr Jord \u201csdmizel® fo clear horse.boamed over mots 5 i\" saything thorough English one a.Cloverly te cuve te buy Sond so lend wi he vi his one good around to \u201cT-a04, 1 ad Ford?Probabiz she lat oricla any the animal\u201d bargain that from that moment be felt Reel TT uh: drawled Mr.Would give it ie Bas ve 1 dort \u201cI'm not surprised,\u201d said Mre.Brooson.8 positive pang when the time came for \u201c1 admire very mush, indeed.Son le \u201cEmir o Bagh® te \u201cHis looks are desldedly against him® |dim to pert with that rn I admire most about him is bis Arabie for of the Sen, \u201cBU said Oioely, whose darkast cloud Shough He received in sxohange hls ret guihuaisem over his discovery of the ee a angine that we always had ite aliver Lining, \u201cbe ie muok Sdeguate fee\u2014\"Youth's Companion\u201d TB Commandments not put contribu ss better than e lon or a hyena re ES In his \u201cOutre Mer,\u201d Paul Bourget de e names of tbe various offleees that this acrobat and his wife bad that \u201clife can never get entively %0.8 SAID, ustrate this most vividly, Taga to Saks thelr pay in s or Smoking in Spain.to the American, becouse whenever ra iain\u201d comes 4 be from the tnclined to offer.ould the poor Bronsona been ation.Le gaanct strike any other way, to put pothleg ee does ae a ue - w alws: J Sometimes this proved a convenient \\.I think we've had a ons Dave par Can there a Spat with a few y taping tot out who is almost identical he Toelandis asrangement ; more often, however, it The horse, except for a few peculiari- the abuse of tobacco-in that eo 1 prodialies wed\u201d To whith Mark \u201cmati, which means LS companiog or was not, for the village people soon Ue, proved an excellent animal Ho was People there smoke incessantly replied: \u201cI reckon the.Freach- ual The derivation of \u201ceoxswain® learned that it was only too easy to im- ge e and tractable, a good traveler, sod all conditions, et all h and in all Man's got his little stand-by for a dull be suspected.Coxswain was soon an Ci utrtrd pote od bu smd the pened of mor then Pao sxoplin 1 cur ic smoke Soya when ll she ita no Sop So, Fh Laer .y townspeople In the rellway carriages; they smoke in con and see if be sa @ cock boat., could not help doing that\u2014 but ap; soon became accustomed to the gorgeous- all the tramcare; t ke in ail the 2\" find out who his father was.\u201d \u201cCock boat\u201d is & cor ently the village conscience slopt when ness of his exterior, and: »; they smoke au fe la ruption of the word \u201ccorscle,\u201d and, as Aa I FL sing vis a corse oi her orice Sn Tn Rvs earth bth hing rooms, i ae uh o's met nk, Fund sat hr ag ca vos el VOURE Women may avo a circus horse t been ts ; 2 ; There wero those who said that fhe| à certain ainguiar tick which Le Tr oon the possums end bs chris sankey 90e day With friend aad.pe pre ek aan rivars, such as, tbe Wye and muuch.sickness and pain reason he submitted so tamely to being quently play În hope the shopman, while teying to t take some rhubarb 5 remed Ge a Xe | comes to us from the Miss Alma Pra , SAYS underpaid was because he feared to risk It ba river happened to twitch the sell goods to a Indy, vil ta roll » Bette lt was pyle.\u201cThat may be | inte the ra guages are also pressed bave fu het k they will way, ree, whose cigarette, which, when ligh he will t, t it is pleasant and in- \u201cCommodore\u201d is si ! y ia E ing larger fees.The truth of matter name was Aladdin, would suddenly stop puff in her face.nocent# \u201cRo ls à daiey 9 da simply the Italian Din 's Vi .ws, however, that the overmodest doc: hort wherever he happuned oo Te vad Pron hey toon od drt Mors dose a delay; rejoined Lamb, Commandators\u201d or commander, and $ Vegetable Compound.tor undervalued his own worth.Tegardless of both harness and conse- (Wd gels kin [All the cabmen am £ \u201cDaisy pie! Who ore \u201cce dalsy val tadet\u201d was o y thé French I feel it my duty to tell all \u201cBut, James,* Mrs.Bronson would re- quences, would himself smoking.Boon someone ot heard oi vps: which, going & step further women how much Pine monstrate, «te EEE LRO fot £ Baunchs ith his foretoct still Testis tog dootmen ol à vate carriages sometimes Butor la Shaksepoase Lamb reph 2 captain.he reason ag yo Dams monderdul Vagetablo Cone.Rn iuiothy Pack always Nothiog tact the doctor coud sey oF Locke, 8 the box.Thave seem (san oy crn a Lune Le re or pill aval cadets pletely run down, \u201cungble.to stron a a atone nd Dringe us 43 world Lidnte as, dostor could say or Jerome À Hart) priests smoking as they of'«hove's Labore Lost trars at the end JT Jounger elt of noble families, who |sehioof and did care for say kind the little underaired ones that 00.Aladdin would toms ao teed to ise.cromed the cathedral yard begin ser.pdrew Lans tella able ai Shryect as privates previous to obtaining [of society, but now I feel like a new would think of buying.Those last pleadingly at his master, as if imploring fn their surplices at the cathedral door, Ing the rigorous and asere lag at There was never seh a as OF Both tires gained seven pounds ones weren nm mArvies.Toe Qormison to stand on all fours; between 8, to smoke a tte.Scots.\u201cIt seems that laird, t ® Davy Jones\u201d though we uently \u201cI recommen toon mt ihe.dostory cently unmoved but the him.ered doctor was powerless Beggars approach you, cigar te in 1763, set out to join the Pretandes Tax hear of his locker.One ought to of who suffer fond if Sosll Teal?women y thase protests, continued to acoept aches when the horse could no leiig.for tickets at & railway oles.clerk om \u201cOne aight wah outh of eixtesn Wost Indien metre.term for Tinie Cor A fh PRT Holly, Mik Za excuses slong w eur er endnre his cramped and uncomfortable lays down his cigarette he hands troop w | \u20ac ghost, while \u201cJonab* ref oannot .09 genuineness offe: of wormy apples, wood that | attit: e, be wo cast à final reproach.the rl sare \u2026 you ore.compelled to sleep in the » ona ors to the pro - pasteboard.The in- though it was phet of that name.FREE MEDICAL ADVIC TL TE | Se PE pil en le 5 den fa de rt rie | Dr pete io | AN sous pe pr less of cream.The Bronsons were ever | ter, ether, a; ther ou 8 this period Srl DT SETAE Lee en tyr ERT OT IR | oi na te sm pete > wants we a measure, abou! , = ce ; sh : mot always\u2019 to Mrs.Bronson's.satisfac pattern without obliged to use « wy smoke, ot i 0 1 suppose ser do made Bimssit SE ond now, sad ae aad thug makes It possible that the sums bandreds of youn women war brosching.bome.lower-class , in- w shall n; he UT really mood & new horse\u201d sald the was états gly of nengprebensln trait groding gypey women, smoke freely father kicked the little cold white mound Tog the not be on duty every day dur- 1s freely and cheerfully dostor one morning, as be ste into of the Cloverly band, Whenew muse in at oe the cigarette habit way.\u201cThis is too soon, truly, he | called ate from th 6 gratehes, to given; her address is Lynn, Mass, Ms shabby buggy to make usual tors business took him to Cavecty ae On La Spain are lta sequels fzorded, \u201cor you to indulge in - evening.to 8 in the Judging from the letters she is resound of visita.\u201cThe colt is pretty sure found it expedient, after his fret capers, i2¢, pulaionic clgarette cough.Rübereu Bellors call mest \u201cjunk Tt ta not Pinichèns incites donne Girls Mrs to re out | ore the gga ia ence ha Aladdin's waltæing sport 1 s is rife ta ad able abet: ui known theatrical a Tr, who Somplimentary term, for junk is pautical our girls, are pushed Kier Yt ing twenty-two tog telephone if there was any tors (but what will not the doctors abilit od rather for business for & rope's end Some 5,000 years ago near the limit of their endurance now.Sr Tr | dre a | a pi PA D an | ru Tang ad mère Li as if be might give out at any moment.If, by chance, it hay to de loals, \u2018th adi A, - ht.He had with him, Nowadays we talk of \u201cport*and \u201cstar.Deeded.more health ! He limped slightly, he was in one gala\u2019 day, the doctor tars Alain brings about poor ptdr hr to the manager, the manu- board.\u201d It was \u201clerboard\u201d and : ape, aoû something vas wrong With bis out to grase, and would drive the esi) etibeting a favorable midus for the Alley Poets J based on one of Edgar \u201cstarboard Starboard has mothi x ; pparst summe: Poe\u2019s sto As ng ta Maui SP tomdormess; but it implored \u2018hummer of Mlensss bud much Growth of the bacillus of tubsrouloaia\u201d was destined £0 make à setestiomal ory AngioBanen for ae aa ne FOR.SALE.\u201c\u201caiie plain that the doctor needed à new County fair week was o the stage.The manager consented to old gelleys steered by an oar the oar TWo farms in the Township of Barn- ee rte cae 2, Sa] he Bronson er she al Ia Praise of the Dog.tne, 5d loinod will Inrux ve Bref somentat \"ns gata ton, oronghbred Josey Bul in ape ) rom 8 ; seven thoro ire \u2018 ston turned 82 the table, wpm oS rerith her albowe 00 nited States Senator Vest once paid | when the sod reas moe win ibusisatic held the inboard in bla right Pigs, four weeks eis one \u201cErving oo Se Ren BUMS Se Bh ut rl RR | ot ne ts vs as Pi D ald rt de arr SE ASR mi i, En - u » table, so you can read it while are hale in Deed of replen- Forse.horny f x who shot bia That ru do: You and Mr.Poe come In board side originally considered MAPLE 00D FARM, sating the beans that Mra.Blake brought ery, and the ame fo Sebrold, - prootd ful beast \u2018 lo malice ice: The tomorrow we'll tale this thing inferior to the Way\u2019s Mills, Que.you for setting Jobnny's leg.pelted wan a ae daa evei 58 abecluely unselfhl friend that man over \u201cSheet anchôr\u201d is the nome & Now really,\u201d said the doctor, when he fence.laughingly, the that Dever him, the ome that Count does not bear 8 very the largest anchor earried by & vessel td md or, SET | TRE a a dr te pas LE Er Ef EE | Sunn i iy et Hf sait ES rp doesn\u2019t w his 0 ny .wish that Sam Peters would Il, but poor dede single exkibitable pos is his a E alte tn the hope of getting « lirapue tbe \u201cshote\u201d anchor, so called becanée If can.das cu pare L'on ako at What Le 1177 us prosperity Ho Po eer on the great novelist.A par of visiting Am» from ite groat weight, be easily shot out és could hastily from his book, book: cold ground, where the wintry winds erlcan tourists whe called not lors age emergency.would ly to pay Ma Bil with « \"ESP hastily \" or Es to pay their respects were not, theref rently mast\u201d Das nothing di Borse.But it seems, my dears, that Sam La a ve seing with snow drives flercely, 12 very cordially received, py ly to with & law court {ary was not my only dependence, after all thing bus the colt to drive next Bo Tay 34 Sear Ria masa ods to to meet them; but he at von.though both have come from the arms .his note is from & man who seems ab-| \u201cI suspect I - offer; be will lek the and sented to stand on his doorstep and let J word, \u201cjour,\u201d the French for dry Men's, Youth's Boy's a eo | | ERG STE S| me eS BR | ge county are | neas of the world, He guards the t the temptation to hd n me à driving borse\u2014a nice, quiet horse, coming for the fair.Alad- .sleep Rook to the t the legal term implies © tribunal su .: mes di dia dance ratty wall for @ bores, bet of his pauper master 48 if he were 4 * abe mrclninet effatis po moned for @ short period only.\u201d jand Children\u2019s \u201cA quiet horse! Humph!® said Mre \u201cThen,\u201d eaid : When riches take wings and Bante co, Suthor with outetretched Bronson, with mild sarcasm.\u201cHe pro hand an enth 7; Siving ber father's reputation falls to be la sa con pond, J enjoyed your last book so The Annuel Kansas Wall bably means that the horse is dead.don't mind we'll exhibit hicy Jo stast in his love as the sun in its jour- To ! to errors ! suppose,\u201d replied \u2014 Suits and * better see what you're gettin aa 3 at the fair through the heavens.If fortune lstal, \u201cto \u2018Dead Souls!* The lady as From Kansas comes the same old stor; a before make bargain a him prises ta horse tparluent er drives the master forth an outcast fa roe i ream Temarked: the every socio giao Why sire \u2018 Tm doctor, lent the world, friendiess and h the b Jets : grtieally, \u201cthat it ie too late for that.country, no theses icesble horse in the fafthfal dog asks no higher omeless, the A Southern cle bad married o / Fais 6 Over Coats A the man is already on his way to pe Mey danger of his| that of accompan: Pre Td pair of negroes.the ceremony the uly 6th\u2014Hot\u2014still hotter\u2014po rain- Mew York, and the horse fe to be deliv are tooked 1 against danger, to fight es groom asked, \u201cHow much yo Yr com shooting\u2014hot winds\u2014no rain- ared to-day.Now what did that man's tion at the fair To be sets ir fois enemies.And when the last scene of all 3187° \u201cWell\u201d said the minister, usu- howling hot mage ai ie Se ho hed om\u201d ly Rn Te Be le | Soma el re mie | 10, pre tale Spe \u201cont WI nvidia | Are now Ready but it seems to me that the man was in poe bornes his gaudy exterior; but the cold nt no utter ti a ry, in ten, someting loses de Date anne pond gone dry driving cattle six mils some sort of businase\u2014T forget what Pecill becuase thers was very ttle oom.friends purese Chair way, there the TORY, pahson.Tell what ANT) do.everything one\u2014hoties\u201d avs durs F i : \u2014and when his employer the certain \u201cAns pointé mp em graveside will the noble \u2018dog be found avt bye two dollars, an\u2019 den ef I Tarren ple hotter and dryer or your Inspection.concern broke api man\u2019s \u20ac head between , , glesards of the in horses.Yes, that was Ît, in horses.onium observer, be was finally but en ov Palm, you sed, ina month me nnn 2 cat-fah in the bottom the Walnut : wife, a pretty ttle woman, was ili \u201capo 220004, prise.and te, even in death On th strength Feturned.\u201cAbs yere, lak Ab promised, Aree Tern, : nn?for months, eight miles up the Carp road, she heard of ft, \u201cthat Bronson, when o¢ this it is sald, the jury was so Pobson® \u201cVes,\u201d \u2018said the minister ex 3 ugust lot Wii have to organise er \u201cte farmhouse Dear Care bust: cig tn the family we have one finen-| moved Eat awarded \u2018the plaintiff » ray 4 Ab tol yo' dat ef it was all country te winter à.L fa the 1 these people seem Lo think that wo- even ais, week was over, Bowever verdict of five hundred dollars.Abe \u201cYou b J mor pro dianit jo opteaber 10th\u2014Corn looks better - man owes le me: willing - ¢ ves\u2014has se : \u201c1 gases they think Hight, too\u201d said (Be family contained two.The three | A Story about Du Chailla, Jo owe me about dolar sr seer à ton to the sere\u2014cattle rolling fal.Sel | BT a | vus à mr rt pe de eat 10 BOSTON & MAINE RAILROAD.bit.Even with his scarlet the Lond fw Irving is quite capable pick the eare-\u2014thirty and forty and sixty ribbon, Aladdin looked far from beautt:| of very on \u201cDaily 7 put ot malataining dgaity \u2018under some ushels to the acre\u2014money wanted\u2014to ful; bat Clealy fait the erlep pink À tee 0 Folate That trying clroumstances is shown by buy eattle\u2014to eat up the tremendous Stanstead & Derby Line Branch.mium cheque her pocket, swelled the late Duke of Argyl.Woe the skale- the tragodien by Mr CB omc of Tokay New Merk heating cotale \u201cIs this your horse?asked ton of the first ever brought to the 7 Mr.C R pennody = to eed More come ae tre SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.tp and touching his cap respect: le ere admitted - ato aia ors b ester y pour, been cattle In Effect June 22, 1003 : | ards.The Duke wrote to Du Chailla Jo the theater for rehearsal, found Thankagtving\u2014Everybody wallowing in PES es,\u201d aid , who was for the that on such and such day \u201cth upon arrival that they were con- Wealth\u2014more ferme\u2014more land\u2014more a EI rite Er ee | Sly in i ILS | Bm preg tem nae nar sere: Mo oue suspectad 16 Mrs Broneon least =I believe I'm Du CAL at ones wrote bad à t the the company who vas noted for bin ac ent and en ot tom Sollee Po am.end 10: of all\u2014but anappeeciated doctor yas horse\u201d said the Sciuainted with that gorilla was to be seen day be- complishments as a mimi, w | of interest, ad there = bave aod For Bont.bm.120 Bas aod 10251 m.semodinety const over reposted | umorous certain hours, and t let proceeded besid INB ARRIVE AT STANSTEAD: the matter of fges, and he ee TE sed to know him Duke of de prevented his card \u2018he gr A mr ens ri ation of \u201cF2 Dorade Bepuniinar word bo fa From South\u20145.27 and 8.25 a.m., 1.57 and Jue?Later a very bake fuskion £0 wouldn't be gm, Es fact.2 voué no be admitted like the rest As frisbed fie demonstration, a well.From North\u20146.7 a.m.1242 and 10.57 p.m.& business man as n physicien.wall Ton mr To; broke of & yee the darkened suditorium: Sv oly A Now Armada, Story.TRAINS LEAVE ROCK IBLAND 4XD DERBY 11%: un mle WAL eves eds ow witch and it of its leaves.Order Barty.le said.Paid good indent! To good, x late Duke of Argyl ant Beart sam tor.Enerbrogke, Montreal (G.T.there seemed to de oa nb the gtrons bores ee us in » dredging ooh » , 6.10 a.m., for Boston and New York, for Mon fase concerning exeoutive y, Bosé the slender My A States undertaker adver company.in the w of panisb |__treai (C.P.) through the sg each dargain had Aladin instantly pestad himself on the wR live apd de miserable, when qiincole's test triumph was Amata .ship, \u201cAduiral t lis Sousa a (freine station 7.80) for Eherbrooke Hors (he tte he on Men.aqua tbe owiles loucbei tre ler ve 7 Wo chail expoce eomothing Dur Armatrong, Who was Seamed with dred years age various roll eae a.12:24pm.tor South.horse his moal colligent antaal, this time ca the knos, thé kiné over bere soon.Dood be Murder Several witnesses that | coversd, but since then real efort \u201cEh Dik, for Sherbrooke, laland Pond ud arrived, and was tehasod $01 Up came e bool, aad mou\" \u201cahook Serpriéed when take your morn.hey saw the accused commit deed has deen made to solve Donna Wat ancre (GE) (000 pauses outaido the gate.lav hinds\" with the 0e she 1 you read thie tack of thing, O08 night about eleven c\u2019alook.th, 303 (he von Dao Dept vo oil, \"Tos.peucent | \u201ccB imu 5 Sgeth: (accommodation) ad Ka soqeaintance.2 deh him Cras She.ail Ne AL \"orgie looked down barrel ns pl ve rar Duke hs Dom far mater 1 hand.sat pa, for Montre (@.T.) Quebec (G.T.& : 1 she Ent pune st _ lowemnd his 1% mesh Ma Jet vost % whe it vent of.The fe a rorabrrnes wees hie gow eptain; and à well-Inown diver fs 10.90 p.m.for Boston and New York.iat he sectalaly \u2018dotentt lock th pe Ue dof Sots Co.whe bave sivas 6 lèrpe Sight moontght By oveee) of the près beeng 6 rottuinary search This has TRATES ARMITE AE ory LAND AD \u2019 oan ; ERSY LINE: » he te quite tho loudest- eed the man, with mother Nght all on and are open © wer Polos ant ay De prove the emeet see, dre fast long, bearing the Aragon Pom Soutb\u201448 snd 8.3 am.185, 650 wit prt Song Une vr mild Gs Aladdin, with on of gasitive | Dour?- A pound of tes re of the ot tion thers 80.together with a pistol 45d sword so [From Morth\u20146.88 am, 1.48 and 10.67 pm.\" bod in > 1 dares ll : | Grell Gampreiataant1® wy Wana Le announesd that the evurt shapeless with rust as to appear mere D.3.FLANDERS, G.P.&T A.aang ves sooty Me pe ee Lots doston, i be had no Shapsiess masses.There Le Sherslors, ; bol ria wee wling for Lau ores de dû © 4 SEET\u2014\u2014 Whit weld shop there wes Fiornors fat Temas où bus hy lari rd: brow linge Cle oad Thre eared hours | 30s Deke Bose ca that \u2018might.The Sis tier | NRL, ret Uiow (be wiker of the bat\u2019 M PERIENCE grooms Somipiers Sod Suri end om Eve tah ths men pure So bic ian 25 compaint tout Soe of Are: ng vars 0} \u2014 88 if weve à terrible disappointment tu fe.mony, and every witoess completely Ppaaleh ocbiocns nie believed vo ie Nim, 1 coulda\u2019 mabe out what be lempsashed and convieted of purfury.Too mong ex dobrie It the treasure {0m Whe Land this horse wars in a Irish Justified, and yet anothee vi business he was so an Miracle ded © the be Rie OR Tasor MARKS sidersé ons of ths brightest horees in the : \u2014 op met Orsiane country.dim, PI .» muet\u201d ob |- ( \\ Je a ac.oar \"> ge dé ; his menteurs senctog o sketch smd tion me?yp! Sok axing that he Da should ete the thin, Javye\u2014d wud know he tout A \u2018communies- Fin 20k 1 10% sirves business oo lelaaders! aad they ren aoe ond Io EEE Neat tents pui Taw vies hn ob the buh and to the\u2019 voter Von on 72 ne! where Lei de a Er = ree re ke rasta Lg ue vai a où a honey, aad 1 want à for myqoûtt== merican., .; A 5 , 7.gere vessie te ut nu ARE Ta Te se ow ork yesterday at à meouting g the Cabinet.\"The date of the bye-clegtio ut North frew was not settled, but it will be Be for a date shortly after the thers.\"in Muskoka, which wes rendered vacant by the dea the Liberal member, Dr.Samuél Bridgland, the Liberal candidate will be Dr.Hart of Bracebridge, and the Conservative Dr.A.A.Mahaffy, who was defeated by Dr.Bridgland by 86.+ The present standing of the \u2018party gives the Liberals 30, including the Speaker, and the Conservatives 48.li both the seats go in favor of the Government the standing will be ee 45, making the majority 7.If h go against them the majority would be reduced to three, including the Speaker.\u2018A METHODIST PIONEER.Rev.Dr Brethour Passes Away at Niagata Falls.In the death of Rev.D.L.Brethour, Ph.D., at Niagara Falls on Saturday, Methodism in Ontario loses one of its pioneers.He was a typical preacher of the old school, and was ever to the front in temperance work and in the movements for fhoral reform.He was foved and respected for his fine qualities, and hundreds whom he befriended and helped during a long and iaith- ful service for his church will remember him with affection.Dr.Brethour entered the Wesleyan Conference in 1860, and his first pastorate was at Moortown.In 1864 he was ordained and sent to Napanee.Other places he labored in were: Napanee, Temple- town, Consecon, Scarboro\u2019, Belleville, Cooksville, Windsor, Aylmer, Simcoe, Milton, Brantford, Thorold, Zion Temple (Hamilton), Tillsonburg, and Niagara Falls.For six years Dr.Brethour was district Financial Secretary of his Con- |\" erence, and several times was district Chairman.in 1887 Hamiiton Confer- :nce honored him by electing him as their President.For six'times he was à representative to the General Con- ierence.The Wesleyan University of Illinois conferred on Dr, Brethour the deree of Ph.B.in 1888, and Ph.D.in 891.THIRTEEN DROWNED.French Lugger Wrecked off the Hook of Holland.Masslius, Holland, Oct.6.\u2014The French lugger President Carnot has been wrecked off the Hook of Holland.Thirteen persons were drowned.\u2014\u2014 JAMES RAYMOND KILLED.A Deplorable Shooting Accident at Waubaushene.Waubaushene, Oct.5.\u2014(Spectal.)\u2014A sad accident occurred here on Saturday, whereby Mr.James Raymond, an employee of the Georgian Bay Lumber Co., lost his life.A young man, Wm.McPeak, went into the lumber yard with a loaded shotgun, He laid it down for a moment, and one of the men in the yard, Peter Chalmers, picked it and accidentally discharged it.The e struck Raymond in the groin, killing him almost Instantly.He lived scarcely half à minute.Deceased leaves a widow and four young children.\u2014\u2014 7, MADE HIM EAT SAND.Five-year-old Boy Dies Through Treatment of Playmates.(Associated Press Despatch.) Neligh, Neb., Oct.5.\u2014The five-year- 51d son of Frederick Waggoner is dead as the result of an attempt made by wo of his playmates to ntake him eat and.The young offenders, who will se arrested, in trying to force the sand {own their victim's throat accidentally fislocated his neck.At the post-mor- tem examination a quantity of sand #23 found in the stomach.ea - To Adopt Local Options.Toronto Junetion,Oct.6.\u2014The Town Council \u2018last night, with little dis- tussion, passed the first reading of a local option by-law to be submitted to the electors at the municipal election In Jan- ory.There were only two dissentient otes, Counelllôrs Bond and Ford.Although the Council rejected the pro- Seal by one vote some time ago, several ÉRIC #000 and third reading, | Pré Provingal Appointments.The following \u2018Provincial appoint- oners, co où Menton Dre Fx lers, , worth, Dr.J.À.Dickson Hamilton: district of Nipis- kena county oi lon, New Lit \u2019 ; a .Bo 1.fm ap, FER ol ingara uth, Judge Madde o Naçante has been ap ite «od Judge of the Surrogate Court in the | EC to .a t erk of the \u201c#unth Division Court of Waterloo.SAS it etes RUN Le Holland, Man.\u201cig! innipe pe 3 Spec ial.y\u2014At Holland tion ve $e heii Pa- tific Railway line, W: Scott, watch n, was - tie nftargoon.lie irom & cac.and web caught by etc hcial \u2018 advices from C.McCorkill of Cow Pagina Ri so success ; ce wd A.+ most istent of which is that it eure ness.mant \u201cElectricity\u201d says: \u2014 is j i 3 ; Ë a it \u201ci 5 $ 1 perform Tre functions of the so-called n or X-rays far more power and without the somewhat eum- apparatus now essential to thelr In & much higher degree even than um it possesses the property of shin- g in the dirk, and although it is known that actual particles tesim- small are being shot out from it ÉEYFE si ice does not seem to exha nor to lose its luminous power with the passage of time.Here, therefore, is a t, at least, of the future possibility of a constant and brilliant illuminant generated without heat or combustion.Polonium is more valuable than ra- dfum, and Professor Curie himself, who has a chemically pure specimen of radium not larger than a buckshot and weighing less than half a grain, would not sell it for $20,000.At the meeting in Berlin, Professor Markwald exhibited a bit of polonium weight 15-100 of a grain, which was produced from two tons of uranium at a cost of $75.He then proceeded to give a marvelous exhibition of the powers of his speck of polonium.It intercepted a etrong current of electricity passing through the air from the generator tc the receiver, the air ceasing to be a conductor for the flashes.e room was then darkened, and pieces of barlum platinum, and zinc-blende, placed near he polonium, glowed with a ht greenish Light.ere is no doubt that the discovery of polonium is a most valuable one, be one can say as yet how it can be adapted to praetion] use.Harder than Matrimony.Like matrimony, flirting is harder thar it looks.If one understands the art there Is no more enjoyable method of whiling away an hour than by flirting.There are two kinds of flirts\u2014men and \u2018women.The latter are the worse.To start a flirtation: Talk of wasted chances to a married woman, be cynical with a :debutante, pious with an actress, and \u2018risque with a churchwoman., ve a past.The young man with a Past is a young man with a future, in ; lirting.Use the \u201c\u201cRapt Gase.\u201d You wil! \"lave to practice this before your mir vor.Then there is the \u201cBlase Face,\u201d th: ;-Ennui Yawn,\u201d and the \u201cInnocent Eye.Be very careful how and when you em ploy these.If, for instance, you are flirting with an expert, and [y the \u201cRapt Gaze,\u201d you be classed by he: :s an amateur.It is well to bint at { lark tragedies in your life.In short, the ji vhole secret of successful flirting is to arouse $ woman's curiosity, Devel da ; It a widow should tell Jou you re semble her dead husband, and re- itire.You are up against it.Don\u2019t get jthe reputation being gauche and for jsay ropos things by discussin ja: with bomen who are married.Do not ask a woman if you may kiss her.This is not done in Loctety.That is, such a request is never made.The volce is v important.A well- voice is he battle in the conservatory.Practice modulations an: \u201cthrills.\u201d n't attempt to flirt at «dinner with a Golf Girl.At that stage \u2018her roast is much more interesting than you are.Walt till she is through.She\u2019s throngs whe she sighs.is like boxing-\u2014dangerons \u2018when one party to it is unskill Be careful, or o flirtation, innocently en- itered into, lead you into an engage ment.These {ints ore for men; women \u2018need none\u2014Ex.A traveler remarks that the swindler is the subtiest and the most indomitable one in the world.A» friend of his thie other day was strolling ET : i 5 : tt AIS hel 8 i ; gt \u201c|T confess, counted has resigned the office of Lord Fresi- de.dent of the Council, and the King has | agcepted his resignation.The iollowing new members of th: Cabinet have been appointed :\u2014 The Right Hon.St John Bredmek.formerly Secretary tor War, stoc.cus Lord George Hamuton as Secretary for india.Lo Austen Chamberlain, Postmastes- Chancellor of the Exchequer.The Hon, Alired Lyttelton, Record- cr of Oxford, succeeds the Right Hom Joseph Chamberlain 4% Deeretary ior PO A nold-Forste Sacreimey ey of » O.Arnold-Forster, Qi the Admiralty, succeeds Mr.Brodrick 3s Secretary for War.\u2014_.E.The Right Hon.Graham Mut- ray, Lord Advocate of Scotland, sug- ceeds Lord Baltour of Burleigh as Secretary for Scotland.UY Wh Lord Stanley, Financial Secretary of the War Office, succeeds Austen Chamberlain as Postmaster-General, The Duke of Devonshiré wrote to Premier Baliour giving his reasons ior his resignation, which he attributed, among other things, to the Premier's speech ag Sheffield and hig pamphlet on insular free trade.Mr.REal- four, in reply, says: =\"lt was on Sept.16 that you, informed me oi your resolve to remain in the Government.This decision was preceded by much confidential correspondence, much, intimate conversation.There was no phase of policy which I was nd prepared to discuss and which I dis not, in fact, discuss with perfect frankness.The decision arrived at I had a right to consider final.Accordingly I consulted you on the best mode of Ain the vacancies in the Government of which you are the most distinguished member.You were good enough to express some weighty judgments on the delicate matters subnut- ted to you.You even initiated proposals of your own, which I gladly accepted.Our last communication on these subjects was in the letter I dictated during my journey to Sheffield on Thursday afternoon, \u201cLess than forty-eight hours thereafter I received in Edinburgh: the telegrams which first andouncéd Jour intention to resign, agd'yoûr desire to.see the process of resignation ¢on- summated without delay and without discussion.The principal occasion ior this singular transformation was, you tell me, my Sheffitld speech.This is strange, indeed.\u2018In intention, at least, there was mo doctrine contained in that speech which was not contained in my note on insular free trade, and in my.published letter to Mr.Chamberlain.With both you were in- fimately acquainted during the whole fortnight in which you lent your countenance to the Government after the recent resignations.I must suppose, therefore, that it is some unintentional discrepancy between the written and spoken words which now drives you to desert the Administration you so wong adomed.\u201cTill 1 o'clock this afternoon 1 had, ou, not as an opponent, but as a colleague.To such a one it would have seemed natural, so I should have thought, to take in cases of apparent discrepancy the written rather than the spoken words, or, if this is asking too much, at least to make an inquiry before arriving at a But what and I do not final hostile conclusion.where is this discrepancy ?believe that it exists.\u201cAm I not right in complaining of your rocedure in reference to my heffield speech ?You fear that it would aggravate the party division.If there is anything certain it is that the declaration of policy then made produced, and is destined to produce, greater harmony in the party than has prevailed since the fiscal question first came to the front six months ago.Had you resigned on the 15th, or had you not resigned at all, this healing effect would have suffered no interruption.To resign now, and to resign on the speech, is to take the course most ¢al- culated to make harder the hard task of the peacemaker.Again, do you not feel some special regret at having, at this particular juncture, to sever your connection with a Unionist Administration ?At the moment of its most buoyant prosperity Jour absence from its councils would have been sensibly felt, but you have, in fact, leit it when in the opinion of your opponents its fortunes are at the lowest and its perplexities at the greatest?I! see no Gifficuity in carrying out the policy, - which for a fortnight you were willing to accept by the aid of an Administration which for a fortnight you helped to construct.\u201d me TROUBLE IN BRITTANY.An Anti-Clerical Mob Charged by Cavalry.Paris, Oet.6\u2014According to the correspondent of The Gaulois some disturbance occurred at L'Orient, a fortified seaport in Brittany, where a band of anti-clericals broke through a cordon of troops and attempted to set fire to the Church of St.Louis, but were ciarged by cavalry, who arrested hi- teen of them.Another mob assembled near the church at 10 o'clock at night and threw stones at the troops, who were again compelled ta charge.The Ministerial papers and the semi-official sgency, however, declare that mo disturbances occurred.\u2014 Mission Burned at Windsor.Windsor, Oct.g\u2014The Mercer Street Mission, aiso called the Messiah Temple, was burned tu the ground at 4 a.m, together with all the church fixtures and furni including \u2018 the organ and library.e edifice, which was a small woodem structure, used by the colored people in the neighborhood.\u201cshows.the land is again being - \u2014 .Canadien Shorthorn Cbws Wanted Ly fer-fit.Louis.Sp\u2019 H.H.Hinds, Stanton, Mich, who is selecting Shorthorns for the.dairy cow demonstration at the St.\u201cLouis.Exposition, is desirous of get- \"ting in confmunication with the own- \"ers of the best dairy Shorthorn cows bin Canada, and for that purpose bas written Mr.F.W.Hodson, Live Stéck Commissioner, Dttawa, for information regarding thé best method of achieving his object.He writes: \u201cI am exceedingly anxious to locate some of \"the best specimens of dual purpose Shorthorn cows in existence for the purpose of securing them to enter in the dairy demonstration to be held at the St.Louis World's Fair of next year.I am aware that our Canadian friends have many specimens of this type of Shorthorns, and am hoping and expecting to receive very valuable assistance from our friends across .the border.At the!Columbian World's Fair of 1803.we had some very fine cows from Canada that were selected by a committee of your Shorthorn Breeders\u2019 Association, and were brought out under the auspices of the Canadian Government.1 am opening correspondence with many of your breeders, and desire your very able co-operation and assistance in securing a few cows for this demonstration from the Dominion.1 think the committee of the Canadian Shorthorn Herd Book Association is already moving in this matter.Of course, should we secure some cows from Canada, and I think no doubt we will, the record of their perfortgance would go into the aggre- Site of the very creditable showing that the Dominion will undoubtedly St.Louis next year.\u201d Breeders who have cows of the sort described by Mr.Hinds, and who are willing to allow their animals to go\u2019'to St.Louis, should at once open correspondence with that gentleman at the address given above, Effect of Mulching Vegetables, Mulches cause some vegetables to mature later, while with others no delay was noticed.Late spring and early fall frosts injure muiched plants morse than cultivated ones, making it inadvisable to mulch very tender vegetables thet require the whole season for proper development.Early spring vegetables, which require only a few cul- tivations, can usually be grown more cheaply by cultivation than by mulching.Furthermore, very early mulching, before the ground has become thoroughly warm, is apt to retard the rowth of vegetables.Summer and all vegetables, on the other hand, which require frequent cultivation throughout the season, are grown more cheaply by mulching than cultivation.Moreover, the yield and quality of vegetables are often improved by mulching.Many vegetables cannot be mulched until t ave become well established and the \u2018weather has become warm, thus requiring some preliminary cultivation.Such cultivation as is commonly given farm gardens is better for most vegetables in early spring than mulching, but mulching is just as surely better in midsummer than the neglect which is the common thing in farm gardens at that time of year.She \u2018Nebraska Experiment Station tests have, indeed, shown mulching to be better in many cases than the most thorough cultivation throughout the summer.Results very favorable to mulching have been, secured with cab bage, tomatoes, beans, cucumbers, potatoes and sweet potatoes.In all these cases the yields have been increased, on the whole, quite decidedly by mulching, and the required labor decreased at the same tima Mulched cabbage produced larger heads than cultivated cabbage, and there was less injury from rot.The vigor of tomato plants was decreased by mulching, but the yield of fruit increased.The -| fruit was also cleaner and less subject to rot.@Mulched cucumbers produced perfect fruits during dry periods, when the fruit from the cultivated plants were small and imperfect.The quality of potatoes has not been hurt by mulching, except in wet places.In case of transplanted onions, sal- sify, beets, carrots, parsnips, peas and melons the results are not decidedly in favor of either of the two methods, both the yields and the required labor being about the same.From recent tests, it is thought unwise to mulch drilled onions, lettuce and sweet corn, With drilled onions, the stand of lints is usually hurt by mulching.th lettuce it is also dificult to spread the mulch without injury to and the crop is harvested so early that it is not worth while to mulch.With swest corn the yields are about the same in » normal \u2018season whether mulched or cultivated, brit this crop requires so few cultivations ing is hardly profitable.In a wet sea- the yield de American ber Fp iy - Caitive te $ : Ly Loe Lo TE 8-1 \u2018 ve ; Top : Va Le wr af PA Lr dE LNs vo 2 \u201c Lot, \u201c NL WN 4 ws 5 | %, \u201c .A apf ow zc ç : fg wr ! \u20ac ! 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also Mrs.Ellen Locke, she is looking well and her old friends were pleased to meet her again for the firs® time in public since ber severe illness.Mre.M.Ellis and her daughter, Miss Maud Ellis, have moved in with Mrs.Packard for the winter.Mr.and Mrs.Bowen and son of Co- aticook were guests of Mr.and Mrs.Markwell one day the first of this week.; + MoCONNELL.Mies P.Pellerin of Hatley, our fos- mer teacher, is visiting among her mamerous friends for a few days.Mrs.John Eade is, we are pleased to say, gaining a little.and Mrs.Anson Pellerin called oa friends here on Saturday.- - We are sorry to report Mre.B, | Applebees spent one day last week visiting 83 Moe.À.J.Morsill'e in Stan- |! stead.: i with Miss Jennie Nurse Ost.176i, BROWN'S HILL.Mr.Fred Roberts and little daughter Charlotte of Newport, and Mrs.Bernie Gray of West Derby, spent a couple of days last week visiting Mrs.Harry Ayer.Mr.and Mre.John Nurse of Derby Line, visited at Mr.Harvey Vaughn\u2019s over Sunday.Roy Temple of Warden, P.Q., spent the past week visiting at his uncle\u2019s, Mr.E.E.Temple's.Mr.George Brown of Stanstead College, spent Sunday at Mrs.J.G.Ayer's.Miss May Davis has returned home from Smith's Mills.Miss Evelyn Rexford returned to her home at Ayer\u2019s Flat on Sunday after spending a couple of weeks in the place.Mrs.Florence Sloan of Stanstead Plain and Mise Cora Rowell of Sherbrooke made calls here on Monday.Mr.Hiram Tryon of Lovering Pond, was in town one day last week.A @oom has been cast over our community by the death of Mrs.Briggs Wait who died at her home here on Sept.36th.Mrs.Wait was a true Christian Woman and a friend to all.She will be greatly missed among her friends as well as in her home.She leaves à husband and two sisters to mourn her loss.Much sympathy is extended to the bereaved family in their great soerow.CASWELL'S MILLS.Mr.and Mrs.A.J.Applebees and 0D and daughter spent last Saturday and Bunday at their daughters\u2019 in Charleston.Mss.Archie Burroughs of Morgan, was in town Saturday the guest of Mrs.J.A.Bradford.Mr.and Myre.Henry Demick of Ial- and Pond, were in town last Sunday.Me.A.BD.Moulton and Mrs.A.J.The Duaghtess will meet Hider Tikiven of Maine, wae in town Jost week.M Ms.L.F.Westh of Island Pont % ut tor with Mer.H.L.Osgood.J Mss.Abble Goddard fo in 88.Johnie- relatives.\u201c Massachusetts spent - ab She plunscle at \u201cMs.8.I Nodeoa of Baik Chaties- ton wae in Sowa last Friday.Ce 3 APPLE GROVE.Mr.Melvin Cass of Griffin has lessed the farm of F.J.Wilkinson and will take possession soon.* \u2019 Mr.L.Tillotson and Master Arthur Tillotson, Miss Lottie Sharpe of Coat- ioook and Mr.Joel Ives of Stanstead, were guests at Bay View farm last week.Mrs.W.Watson spent a few days in Lennoxville last week the guest of her daughter, Mrs.O.E.White.Mr.J.O.Martin has moved on to Mr.H.Elder\u2019s farm.Mrs.Mary Bissell has returned from a pleasant visit with her relatives and friends in Clarenceville.Mr.A.Simpson returned to his home in Lawrence, Mass, last Monday.Mrs.James Farwell and little daughter Enid of Lennoxville visited her parents, Mr.and Mrs.W.Bissell, re- oently.SOUTH BARNSTON.Elder H.D.Selby and wife have returned to thier home here.Mr.Hasen Pomeroy, who has been in New York for the last year and a half, is home for a few weeks.The Ladies Aid will be entertained by Mrs.Byron Kezar, \u201cnext week Thursday, the 15th.Mr.and Mre.0.W.Heath are attending the I.A.C.Conference at Newpart Centre as delegates from this church.; Remember the auction at O.W.Heath's on Oct.17th at 1 p.m.JUDD'S MILLS.WAY'S MILLS.The Misses Lulu and Grace Gould visited friends in Waterville Saturday and Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.F, H.Morrill visited at Lindsey Dreeser\u2019s, Hatley, last week.Those who took in the excursion to the White Mountains last Saturday report having a very lovely time.Miss Carr from Massawippi visited her friend, Mrs.Ivis Wyman, Sunday.The Ladies\u2019 Aid of the Methodist Church will give a Thanksgiving supper Thursday evening, Oct.15th, at the home of Mr.Wm.Holmes.All are invited.The Ladies\u2019 Guild will meet with Mrs.8.W.Sargent on Friday evening, Oct.8th, AYER'S FLAT.The Rev.Edwin Rose will occupy his pulpit next Sunday morning, Oct.ft.He will have returned from a very pleasant vacation at Westmore, Vt., on the Willoughby Lake.On Sundays he has preached at the West- more Congregational Church.The friends on Mr.Rose leaving brought much pressure upon him to become their pastor; but the ties of friendship and usefulness at Ayer\u2019s Flat are oords too strong to be severed.Mrs.Rose is expected home daily from upper Canada where she has had an enjoyable visit to her old home Lestowel, and the scenes of her early years.G.A.MoShane, Beebe Plain, Que.My DEAR Srr:\u2014It is with much plessure that I recommend your HOOF GROWER AND SOFTENER to the public.I own a valuable horse whose hoofs get hard and cracked very badly, making him very lame and sore.I bought a box of your ving BOOF GROWER and after three applications I find him completely cured free from comet 1 on teens tan e can recommend it as the best thing in ez- istence to-day.Wishing you every RON: um, 7.J.Wikime - Ise.| \u201d Lo \u201cThe wale the Magog so-ez- ; low that the Mlostrie Lighé Company are obliged 40 open the upper dam at the saw mill, after the close down, in - to EPS ABOUT OUR NEIGHBORS.Now is the time to get your sleighs painted.J.Allard, jr.Bruce Miner's livery stable at Cow- ansville was burned recently.Dr.Comeau of Farnham will again be the Conservative candidate in Missisquoi for the House of Commons.Fifty Fall and Winter Overcoats and Ulsters, ail latest styles at cheapest prices at the People\u2019s store, Smith\u2019e The City Council of Sherbrooke has made the Sherbrooke Light, Heat and Power Co.an offer of $200,000 for its electrical plant.Lieut.-Col.Charles King of Sherbrooke, formerly of the Imperial army, and late of tko Canadian militia, died Friday afternoon.E.H.Crean, city ticket agent of the C.P.R., in Quebec, formerly ticket agent of that system in Sherbrooke, died Saturday night.Eight or ten ratepayers of Richmond have been shied by the corporation for the infraction of the fire by-law by shingling or clapboarding within prohibited limite.The penalty is 850.Mr.T.Asa Knowlton of West Som- erville, Mass, son of Thomas A.Knowlton of Foster, was married September 29th to Miss Mary O.Baker, daughter ot C.E.Baker of Dunham.The supplementery estimates \u2018recently brought down in the House of Commons contains an item of 45,000 for & public building at Magog; aleo 810,000 for a new drill hall as Sher- raends of Fred J.Robinson, w seriously ill at Ont., will be pleased to Kuo tar is now able t0 be out of doors 8 por tion of the time.He lost twenty pounds in weight by the illness but Bow steadily, if slowly, improving, - By the b@rning of Moise Bonneau's home at Sutton, Sunday morning his five-year-old son was fatally suffoess- od and the three-year-old daughter dangerously burmed.At the begin.\u2019 ning of the fire the children were car- tied out, but afterwards returned unnoticed.Whea thé mother missed them she rushed in aad found the Ht- Sie boy dend and the lige girl ancos cat well- Garfat,- an od & 3 THE COLDSTREAM GUARDS.The Band of H.M.Coldstream Guards which is to appear here on Wednesday, Oct.14th, at 2.30 p.m.is composed of the finest musicians in the Army.They will be assisted by a brilliant young contralto.The conductor is J.Mackenzie Rogan and the names and instruments of the band are: Flutes and Piccalos\u2014Sergt.W.E.Green, (Principal) Musician, W.Robson.Oboos\u2014Band Sergt.W.E.Allen, (Principal) Musician T.Smith.Cor.Anglais\u2014Band Sergt.W.E.Allen.E fiat @larinets\u2014Sergt.O.Hill (Principal).B fiat Clarinets\u2014Band Sergt.W.J- Dunkley (Principal, Senior Band Sergt.)\u2019 Corporal P.E.Gayer, Musi- clans A.F.Lynch, W.J.Wheeler, C.Brookes, E.Buckley, H.J.Shute, A.E.Reid, T.Bodford, H.Hammant, Miller.Saxophones\u2014Musicians S.W.Newton (E flat Alto) W.Saunders (B flat Baritone).Bassoons\u2014Sergt.W.J.Reynolds (Principal) Musician A.C.Holt, Musi- clan J.Couvory.Corneta\u2014Corporal E.Hawkins çPrinoi ) Musicians A.F.Witcombe, .T.Chipchase, A.J.Webb, G.Barr, norme \u20ac W.Stanley (Pri oral W.e.in- cipal) Macioiène W.R.Williams, G.Andrews, H.J.Wilkie.Trombones\u2014Musicians T.H.Hud- die (Prinel W.H.Burke (Tenor), od GOR\" tress, T.L.Kemble Euphoniams\u2014Band , E.Wilkes (Principal), Musician F.F.White.w bardons, =, 8 .ety String), B Sorogms ( B flat Tuba PPL oh (Bhat Hom pardon), J.M.at Bombar \u2019 J.Lishe: (E flat mbardon g Drums, etc.\u2014Tympani Musician H.Rayner lockenspiel Musician H.gets Dears Moatcian E.H.olaretl, Beas Drum and Oymbals, Mu- eician C.P.Cosgrove.Librarian, Musician T.Bedford.FURNITURE FACTORY BU RNED.ac- sory et re os iture Oo., located on Albers Street, Ottaws, one bendrod Sad thirty hands are thrown out of employment.The origin anknown.ee hinds covered by has bee .of moth mi th per: while soothing, i cures lice, and is ree ri relieve mediately, Sold by every the Det 2A Facil 3 a HR re "]