The Sherbrooke examiner, 9 novembre 1903, lundi 9 novembre 1903

! * The Sherbrooke Examiner.SEMI-WEEKLY EDITION.( NOVEMBER 9 MONDAY, PRICE ONI CENT SHERBROOKE, New Series VOL.VII.Heavy Failures Johns.DEATH OF MR J.FRESNE.IT 18 NOW TIME TO LUMBERING SUPPLIES.Place your order now for Circular Saws, Cant Dogs, Axes, Belting and :: ¦¦ on.We can supply you with Horse Blankets, Halters, Surcingles, Tie Chains, etc.—ALSO— Tha Wrought >t»al Storm Window Fostrnors, no bother, can put them On and take them otf in one minute.Barn Hollers Track.Axes and “Maple Leaf ' Saws.These things will be needed soon.Huy them now.W.T.OUGHTRED.MARBLETON.Manager of Banque tionale.PASSED AWAY SATURDAY MORNING.DEATH OK SIR WILFRID’S STEP-MOTHER.Mrs.Carolus Laurier, mother of Charlemagne Laurier, M.P., and stepmother of Sir Wilfrid, is dead at St.Lin, Que., aged 81 years.We carry an enormo to ck and can ship your order promptly! whether a few items or a carload.tigTOur prices save you money— write us.One hundred ans twenty South Russian agriculturists sailed for Canada.Death removed on Saturday morning one of Sherbrooke’s most popular and leading citizens in the person of J.M.Dufresne, local manager of the Banque Nationale.Although never of a robust constitution he was able to attend to his duties until a few days ago when he was stricken down with peritonitis, and despite the fact that the best of medical aid was called in he gradually sank and passed away on Saturday morning at half past six o’clock.The late Mr.Dufresne was only thirty years of age, but during his short career he held many appointments, and was looked upon as one of the rising men in the banking world.J.M.Dufresne was norn at Montmagny, Quebec, on the 6th of September, 1873, and was a son of Mr.J.C.Du- Longtin Freres Have Liabilities ot $50,000.J.S.MITC3 ELL & CO.I — STAR Clothing Hall I SIGN OF THE STAR THE MOST RELIABLE.Men'sSuits&overGoatsi Great weather, this ! and now that there is a frosty snap to the air, you will come in at once.Come on, we are ready for £ you.Extra sales people.Tables high filled with Suits and Overcoats and Prices about 25 per cent, under others SiiiQie anü DouDie Breasted Suits $5, 7.50, 10, 12.50, 15.The Very Overcoat You Want $5, 7, 10,12.50, 15.Can’t go into details but you shall not be disappointed if you come here.Also a full line of shower proof Cravenette Coats, * The St.John's News says The commercial horizon of St.John has lot cleared much during the past, week, and the reports then in circulation regarding the standing of difler-ent local concerns, were not, we regret to say, at all exaggerated.The business of Longtin Freres, grocers and wine merchants, has been precipitated into insolvency, with liabilities of about $80,000, and assets possibly of one-fourth this sum ; but the worst feature of the case is the disappearance of Mr.Ariste Longtin, the senior member of the firm, and the allegation that for some time previously he trafficked in doubtful paper to a large amount—some say to the extent of $20,000.The chief creditors of the Longtons are the Banque Nationale and Boivin, Wilson A Co., Montreal ; though, of course, many other creditors will be made to suffer, as the dividend is certain to he trilling.Another concern that has gone up is the Imperial Chemical Co.of St.Johns.This company was started a couple of years ago by the Longtins, and Dr.Sabourin was drawn into it.The company manufactured a stove polish and a menthol balsam and sent its goods far and near at prices and on terms to suit customers.Naturally it collapsed when the first shock came.Their liabilities are not yet publicly known.One or two other firms in St.Johns, who had rather liberal lines of discount at the bank, are also said to be in a pannicky condition, hut it is hoped that they will pass the crisis, and be able in time to meet all their obligations.The Longtins had been in trade here for about five years, and had latterly one of the largest stores in town.They put into the business, we believe, about $10,000, and carried a very heavy stock, but they have carried nothing out of it, and unfortunately the elder member of the firm has not even saved his reputation.Their store and books are now in charge of a representative of Kent A Turcotte, accountants, of Montreal.< V Dcvril irv tHe KitcHen The object of cookery should be to prepare food in the most nutritious, palatable and easily digestible form.BOVRIL is the embodiment of all these qualities and is therefore of paramount importance in the kitchen where a little of it added to soups, gravies, stews, etc., grives relish and real nourishment to even the most tasteless dish.IT WON’T CHOP WOOD, BUT THE THE LATE J.M.DUFRESNE Union With Canada.WILL BE PLATFORM OF NEW PARTY IN NEWFOUNDLAND.A sensation has been created by tl:e formation by former Premier Sir William Whiteway and former Attorney Donald Morrison, of Newfoundland, of a political party which will appeal to the country next year cn a policy having in view union writh Canada.The new party will also oppose the present Bond Ministry and the regular Opposition led by Alfred Morine.STAR CLOTHING HALL, J.ROSEHBL0O* & CO.\yt 97 A 90 WELLINGTON STREET, Next Door to Grand Central Hotel, Bell Tel.43 w How’s This?We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure.F.J.CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.We, the undersigned, have known F J.Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm.West & Truax, Wholesale druggists, Toledo, O.Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucuous surfaces cf tbe system.Testfmonials sent free Price 75c per bottle.Sold bv all druggists.Hall’s Family Pills are the best.fresne, proprietor of the Montmagny Business College.After completing his studies at home he entered the University of Toronto for a year, and for the same period at the Metropolitan Business College, Chicago, obtaining high honors at both places.He entered the services of the Banque Nationale at Montreal, and shortly afterwards was appointed to he assistant manager of the Montreal branch, and when the bank was reorganized he was sent to Sherbrooke as manager in December, 1897.He filled his duties here to the entire satisfaction of his directors and clients, and in addition to paying strict attention to his banking duties he also took a great interest in all that pertained to the welfare of the city.He identified himself with the Board of Trade, and after serving a term as vice-president he was the unanimous choice of the members for the presidency last year.He was also president of the Tuqee Rouge Club and a member of several other organizations at the time of his death.When in Montreal he wTas President of Le Montagnard Bicycle Club, secretary of Le Montagnard A.A.A.He figured prominently while bicyclists were fighting to get the the Baggage Bill through Parliament, and did good work for the cause.He married on the 1st of August, 1898, Miss Euchariste Levcille, Mont real, by whom he is survived and two children.The funeral will take place on Tuesday morning to St.Michael’s Cathedral and thence* to Montreal for burial Why REVOLUTION IN REPORTING Catarrhozone Catarrh.Cures Mr.Chamberlain’s speech at I mingham on Wednesday night ! taken by the reporters of the j don Daily Mail by means of the .trophone, which allowed them Bir- was Lon- elec- sit- LOW RATES WEST VIA « PlCTO*'^ $30.00 UNION PACIFIC R.R.ting in the London office, 113 miles distant, to hear every word spoken The speech was printed verbatim, and the paper was selling on the streets 27 minutes after the speech was concluded.The electrophone beat the telegraph one hour 27 minutes.The Mail claims that it has inaugurated a revolution in reporting.Narrow Escape sengers, of Pas- CHOPPER CHOPS All Hinds of Food.Price $1.50 KERR & FOSS OPPOSITE THEATRE.C.P.R A E NGIN K GOE S T H RO UG H BRIDGE INTO THE FRASER RIVER Passengers arriving at Nelson, B.C., on Tuesday night from the coast give details of the marvellous escape >f their train from destruction on Sunday night last.Shortly after leaving North Bend the train, crowd-d with passengers ran into a big log which had rolled down from the mountain.The engineer immediately stopped the train to ascertain what lamage had been done.* The engine md tender were out on a high trestle over a canyon, a few feet from the Fraser river.The trainmen had partially got off when the bridge collapsed, taking the engine with it into the Fraser river.Had it not been for the log the train would have gone with the engine.Thé passengers presented an address and diamond lockets to the engineer and fireman for their prompt action Now for Hudson Bay, ANOTHER U.s.DISPUTE WITH IN SIGHT.It goes to every affected part and kills the germs that keep up the diseased condition.Catarrhozone never irritates but stimulates the mucous lining of the nose, throat and lungs to normal action, and keeps the nasal passages free from offensive discharges.Catarrhozone contains no dangerous drugs or opiates, and is delightfully pleasant and simple to use.Catarrhozone is an absolutely certain cure for any form of Catarrh and sells for a dollar at druggists, small size 25c.By mail from Poison & Co., Kingston, Ont.The London Times prints a two-column article, headed “Hudson Bay, an Ocean Route.” It says that in the face of the Alaskan boundary dispute it will not he too extravagant a pretention on the part of the United States to hold that Canada can only assert her jurisdiction over a three-mile limit from the coast.It believes that the bay will offset the Atlantic outlets possessed by the Americans and deprive Uanada of her present almost absolute dependence upon the* I ni ted States for the transportation of grain, paper, mineral, timber and fur wealth.It says that Low, who commands the Canadian expedition to Hudson Bay, enjoys an enviable repute among the scientists of the world.***** I* Autumn Jackets & Capes The latest in Autumn and Winter Jackets are here, in our Ready to Wear Department, and judging from remarks we already hear from customers, it is grati-fying to know that we still lead in this branch of our business.If you want the correct style for autumn wear, come here, you will find the best fitting garments, and for value we are with you.The best for least money is what you will always find at our establishment And we defy competition in every line.Ladies’ Tailor " ’ Skirts.Our range of these skirts is just immense, and as our prices are popular, we anticipate an immense autumn trade.Tailor Made Skirts as low as $1.85 Tailor Made Skitrs as high as $10.00 For Ladies’ Ready to Wear Garments in every style and make we are headquarter^.T.BELANGER 14-5 Wellington Street.***** * * * ****£ TO Z BUTTE.ANACONDA, - HKLRNA.Moxt.lOOPKN, Utah Ualt LAKE.CITY.$30.50T0 PORTLAND.Okk.iK.Wash.IA.IPORTL/ 81C AT Li 18A N°F RANtH8C O.Cal.$33.00T0 AND MANY OTHER POINTS.Frnm ChicMO to above point** on **ale daily up to November 80th, For detailed information, rate», folder, etc., addiess R- TenBi-oeck, WkMaFsry, A B T if* ”1* v Yrtrk (Htw 176 WMhinftoa 8L, Bo*too.Mm.J57 Brood way.New York city.Cook's Cotton Root Compound.Ladles* Favorite, Ir the only safe, rfiteble regulator on which woman can depend “In the hour and time of need.” I Prepared In two decrees of Strength.No.1 and No.2.No.1 —For ordinary cap** Jr by far tho beat dollar Ifnedlclne known.i^ Jhapeclal oaaefl—10 degrees Stronger—three dollars per box.¦ Lndie»—ask your druggist for Cooke Cotton Boot Oompoaad.Take no other o* all pills, mixtures and Imitations are dangerous.No.1 and No.2 are sold and recommended by all druggists In the Dominion of Canada.Mailed to any address on receipt ofprice and four 2-eent postage Stamp».The Cook Company, Windsor, Oat» ?2—For NEW SETTLERS IN CANADA.The Government returns show that 121,116 immigrants arrived in Canada during the ten months up to the close of October.47,541 were from the British Isles, 39,046 from the States ami 34,528 from various coin-tries • of Europe During October alone 7,892 settlers reached our shores.The department is planning for even a more vigorous canvass in the United Kingdom next season and among the rural population of France and Belgium as well.Columbian Revolution.RECOGNITION BY STATES ASKED UNITED FOR.The flag of the Republic of Panama was formally hoisted by the Columbian revolutionists, on Wexlnesday at Panama.Colombia, whose forces are now’ in complete control of the city A provisional cabinet, headed bv Eusbis Morales, has been appointed, and a determined effort will he made to maintain this city as headquarters of the new' republic, whrtse territory will consist of the Isthmian Province of Panama The leaders are to a man strong supporters of the Panama canal project, and if the uprising is successful they will make a treaty with the United States.Union Clothing Hall.Wc respectfully invite the Ladies of Sherbrooke to call and visit our Skirt and Mantle Department and see for themselves the great bargains we are giving in the latest styles and shapes manufactured in these goods.As already stated, we are giving up this Department and we are offering 25 to 33 p.c.ALL GOODS Now is the time to secure bargains and the latest, up to date fashion.Remember our address.in the best, most durable Na.1 and No.drug rtoroa S at® «old in all Sherbrooke At Midhurst, Sussex, the King laid the foundation stone of the King Edward VII.consumption sanitarium.Princess Kadiziwill has Issued a writ demanaing from Lord Roseberry and other trustees of Cecil Rhodes’ estate $7,000,000, due her under an alleged agreement with Rhodes.Union (Clothing Hall.Itt IM WCLLIH»TOI tberbreobe.L SMITH, Prop SltfO of the Golden Eo&le* A J ;OPY AVAILABLE 19 ^ THI 8HERBKOOKE' EXAMINER, NOVEMBER 9 1903' MEN AND WOMEN.I'm Bi» for aouator»! irnl*Uoit« ut «IceratUm* of ai ¦ e o a¦ otoaibraaM -faiolM#, and not Mtrin- EVANSCmUHOLCe gant or poi«oUo«* MolM b7 UrucKl.M.or Mut in plum wrarpar by cipraM.nronoid.f«*r • I 00.r8 b«>ul»-att 75.Circular ml I on r®.juMt.GOULD.; The Iron Signal Nature is signalling for iron when the face is pale and the nerve** weak.Pallor indicates a lack of iron in the blood.Iron in its most healthful and agreable form can be had in our a remedy so pleanant to take, would doubt it were a medicine but for the better color, better appetite and renewed strength it gives.Price - 75c GRIFFITH The Druggist, Stratbcooa Drug Hall 01 Wellington Pt.A meeting of the ratepayers was held on November 2nd to approve or disapprove of granting a bonus of $700 to Cowan & Mooney, to elect a creamery and sawmill, in the village of Gould, was carried by a large majority.The opposition leing insignificant.Mr.D H Morrison, of Oould, has purchased the saw'mill of John McKay, Red Mountain Mr.Angus Cowan has finished shipping cattle for the season.Master William Williams, of this place, has gone to Newport, Vt.Miss Susan Williams underwent a very painful operation for her throat, which was successfully performed by Dr Mooney, of Rcotstown.Mrs Donald McAulay, of Scotch-weedon has been seriously ill.W’e are glad to hear that she is improv ing in health.Miss Christie McMillan, of Gould Station, is attending the Gould model school.Mr.I).G.McDonald,'of Gould,,has finished the interior of his new barn, in the most modern style, and conveniences, w'ith cement floors.PIMPLES SPOILED HER BEAUTY A Society Belle of Kingston Cured of Pimples and Blotches by Using Ferrozone.RED MOUNTAIN.Neil MacKay, the last pioneer of this place died October 26th.He was eighty-five years of age and the father of ten children.Six of them were with him at the end.His wife predeceased him nine years ago, he w'as a kind father, a good neighbor, and a good Christian.lie will be greatly missed, especially in the monthly prayer meeting, w'here he always took part.It might well he said of him “I have fought a good fight ; I have finished my course ; I have kept the faith.” His remains were taken to Ohalmer’s church where Rev.Mr.MacQueen preached from Heb.II chap., 21st verse, assisted by Rev.Mr.MacKenzie, of Scotstown, thence to the Gould cemetery.On the coffin was a cross of beautiful flowers, and a sheaf of ripe wheat which was very appropriate.The bearers were A.G.MacKay, M.A.Maclver, Angus Morrison, R.Mc-Auley, J.J.MacKay and T.Mac-Ritchie.The mourners wTerc William, John, Murdoch, Angus, sons, Mrs.Wells, Mrs.Morrison, daughters, Mrs.Wilson, Montreal, Mrs.MacLeod, Malcolm and Peter, of Montana, * Miss Evelyn ston, writes : I * blood disorder horrid looking M.Gaetz, of King-“I had an attack of which broke out in pimples.They were ugly red disfiguring blotches that ruined the appearance of my face.I tried all sorts of medicine, but the the pimples didn’t leave.I was recommended Ferrozone and gave it a trial.I notice!! an improvement after the second box, and kept up the treatment which finally cleared my skin.As the result of Ferrozone I have a dear healthy complexion and can recommend it to all cither young women similarly affected.” Another young lady well known in society circles of Springfield, who derived exceptional benefit from Ferrozone, says : ‘‘I feel it my duty to make known to the value of Ferrozone.My tremble wras poor, weak blood, and as a consequence my lips were pallid, and my cheeks had no color.I wasn’t at all strong and required a bracing tonic.Ferrozone soon brought color to my cheeks, improved my appetite and made me stronger than I have been in years.I favor Ferrozone because it is so simple to take and works so quickly.” Just one Ferrozone tablet at meals —that’s all.Easy to take, sure to cure, and not expensive.Better use Ferrozone and be beautiful and strong like others that employ this splendid tonic.Price 50c per box or six boxes for $2.50, at all druggists or by nail from the Ferrozone Company, Kingston.Ont.Don’t fail to get a supply of Ferrozone today.Death has again visited our town and called away an aged lady in the person of Mrs Wheeler, (the mother cjf Mrs.E.O Miller), who died at the home of her daughter and was buried at Johnville on Sunday.The Messrs.Fred and A.F.Swan also suffered the loss of their mother this week, Mrs.Dorcas Smith, who died at her home in Johnville and was buried on Tuesday.We hear that Mr.Lowry, sr., has sold his farm We hope he may again settle near by, as both Mr.and Mrs.Lowry have gained many friends during their short stay among us.CORRESPONDENCE.The Farmer’s Advocate Every Week.How to Get Up An Appetite; Distaste for food often follows Grippe and fevers, and is associated with a general weakness of the system.To impart a real zest for food, and give power to the stomach to digest and assimilate, no remedy can equal Ferrozone.This is a new and startling discovery.It strikes at the root of the disease and by removing the cause, cures quickly and permanently.Ferrozone will quickly enable you to eat and digest anything All druggists and medicine dealers sell Ferrozone.STORNOWAY.finished In specially fine designs of veneer, such as African Mahogany, Circassian and figured Walnut and Oak.These Instruments are from the leading manufacturers In Canada, viz., Gerhard Heintzman, Toronto; Palmer, Bell, Thomas and Doherty.All Intending purchasers are Invited to Inspect and get prices on these Instruments.The beautiful snowr has gone again and we hope it w’ilf soon be turned to rain.We are glad to hear that George McRae is gaining.Rev.Mr.McKenzie, of Scotstown, preached in the Presbyterian church Sunday last.Pain In the Joints VelllBgtoü St.- Sherbrooke.May be muscular or rheumatic.The joints are hard to get at, and it requires a powerful, penetrating remedy to reach the affected parts.Poison’s Nerviline exactly meets the requirements, for it is both powerful and penetrating.The pain is expelled as if by magic, for one drop of Nervidnc equals in strength rllVXi rtropf; 0i other [ remedies.You won’t often call the doctor if Nerviline is in the house.Price 25 cents.From 1866 to 1803 the Farmer’s Advocate and Home Magazine was published monthly, establishing itself as the only national agricultural paper in the Country.Since January 1st, 1803, nearly eleven years ago it has been issued semi-monthly.Still in the lead, keeping abreast of the times, and awake to the growing demands of its readers, the publishers now announce that, beginning with the 1st of January, 1901, the Farmers’ Advocate will be issued every week.The splendid record of the past thirty-eight years is a sufficient as*-surance of the increased practical service which its readers may expect.We congratulate the Advocate upon its enterprise, and advise our readers to send at once for a free sample copy to the publishers, London, Ont.To the Editor of the Examiner : Dear Sir,—In view' of the fact that strenuous efforts are being made at present in our city and district, towards the enlightment of the public regarding the nature of tuberculosis, its cause and prevention, I regret to see prominence given in one of our local papers, to an article, in which the common theory, that dry sputum it is stated that “Dr.Mazyck P.Kavenal emphatically controverted (tubercular) is the cause of tubercular infection.” Who is this Dr.Kavenal ?I have before me a list of all the doctors of any note in the city of Philadelphia, to which city it is claimed this man belongs, but fail to find his name.His views are contrary to common sense and proven facts.His statement that ‘‘there is not a whit of evidence that dry sputum ever caused a single case of tuberculosis in mankind,” ipay cause a feeling of doubt to arise in the minds of some who have been informed that the sputum from a consumptive person is, as a rule the infecting medium.In the minds of educated physicians such a statement evokes a feeling of pity for the individual who would publicly manifest such gross ignorance, or on the other hand a feeling of utter disgust, if it is an attempt on the part of this man to gain notoriety in such a nefarious way.I do not purpose to enter into a The Druggists Are Agreed that the most reliable corn and wart remover is Putnam’s Painless Corn and Wart Extractor, which has been used with universal satisfaction for more than thirty years.We recommend Putnam’s.BIRCHTON.FOREST VIEW.The meetings of the Ladies* Aid and W.C.T.U.held at the home of Mrs.R.S.Nutbrown, were wrell attended.About 10 in all enjoyed the hospitality of our worthy host and hostess.After tea prayer meeting was conducted by the Re\.M.L.Wright, at the close of which many hymns were sung and the party adjourned feeling that a most pleasant and profitable evening had been spent.The W.C.T.Ür VÎ1I liave a social ne\t Tuesday night at the home of Mr.Ernest Todd.Mrs.L.Lebourveau left on Wednesday morning for Florida, where she will spend the winter with friends.lengthy discussion on this matter, but desire to quote the opinions of two of the greatest authorities in the medical world today.Dr.Win.Osler, LLD., Professor of Medicine, John Hopkins University, Baltimore, says : The virus (tubercle bacillus) is contained in the sputum in enormous amount, which, when dried, is soon widely disseminated in the form of dust, and, unless carefully sterilized, constitutes a medium of infection.” Dr.S.A.Knopf, Physician to the Lung Department of the New York Nose and Throat Hospital, says ; “The most dangerous bacillus inhaled in the dust is the tubercle bacillus, which retains its vitality and virulence in a dried state for months.Countless are the cases reported, which pro\V beyond doubt, that this mode of propagation of the diseasp is the commonest.” Opinions of the same nature could be quoted from the cleverest American, English and European physicians by the scores.Suffice it to say that views such as expressed by this Dr.Ravenal lead us to believe that the author is either antiquated in his learning, or is taking this means to make himself notorious.Thanking you Sir, I am, Yours truly, E.J.WILLIAMS.M.D.Scald head is a disgusting and obstinate disease, unfortunately frequent in children.The proper treatment includes perfect cleanliness and a generous application of Weaver’s Cerate, somewhat softened.Mothers will be glad to learn this.Lord Strathcona has been elected Chancellor of Aberdeen University.The conductors and brakemen on the I.C.R.will interview the manager in regard to securing higher wages.We are sorry to report the death of one of our old sett lets, Daniel Leavitt, who passed away on Saturday evening at his residence near Gould fetation.He came to this section over thirty years ago from ShefTord.He married twice, his second wife having predeceased him some years ago.He leaves a son and daughter to mourn his loss.Mr.Wm.Bown is rushing the work at his sawmill and wrill soon have the machinery in place.Mr.Geo.Thompson lost a fine heifer , last week by being choked in the stable.the system is tired and run down, a course of BRISTOL’S SARSAPARILLA will restore it to prime condition.It acts as a great bracer.Jf the children have swollen glands or eruptions on the skin, BRISTOL’S SARSAPARILLA, given according to the directions on the bottle will prove a valuable medicine.BRISTOL’S SARSAPARILLA purifies and enriches the blood, invigorates the system and restores health.It is valuable in many complaints, but in Rheumatism especially it has effected wonderful cures.T7r dyspepsia and biliousness BRISTOL’S PILLS are a ready and certain cure.They are the ideal household purgative.What shrunk your woolens ?Why did holes wear so soon ?You used common soap.Octagon Bar Sunlight Soap REDUCES EXPENSE A*k for Ike Octagon «*7 1 SO**?ÆTNA ALLIANCE, COMMERCIAL UNION, GUARDIAN, HARTFORD LANCASHIRE, LONDON, NORTH BRITISH db MERC A NTILE,\ QUEEN, ROYAL, INSURANCE These Fire Insurance Companies with a Combined Capital of over SIOO.OOO,000.00 are represented by W.S.DRESSER & CO., WESTERN.j " Sherbrooke’s Leading Fire Insurance Office, Established 1875.McCarthy Block Bell Phone 114 al Strathcona bbuare.People^ Phone r CODERE’S AD.Have You Seen My Windows?Possibly you are not aware that I carry a very large stock of furs, furs that are costly even to keep in stock nn-mannfactured.It May Interest You therefore, to know that I am now showing in my windows some pets of Genuine Russian Sable These Skins are not large, but they have cost me Seventy piVe Dollars Each already, which means that they.are rather expensive stock to carry.you Don’t Have to Go to aueoec to get choice furs at a reasonable price.You can stay right in your owu town, and eet from me promptly flnutUiuo Tiiat is Made in Furs.My business has so increased that my new establishment is building now to take care of the large volume of business.line ?Isn’t there anything yon need in my If yon are busy, someone is always near my telephone.L.A.Codere 167 WELLINGTON ST.- SHERBROOKE.The finest grades of Printing neatly and promptly executed at the Examiner Office.Farm For Sale I OFFER my farm of 900 acre«'of laud «4^ uatod * mile from Johnville on the Lennox-.* be farm if under a good »taie of cultivation, well watered and well fe< eed it generally cute about one hundred ton- of hav arid i* an excellent forain farm ; there is about 3u acre- well timbered and an abundance of fire wood on the place ; alao a fine 6agar nlaoa of about 750 tree»», all fitted up with new cninv add evaporator, and aLo apple orchard :* a fine Htory and a half brick houae and kitchen with wood shed and granary ; 5 good barns and norne barn, carriage hooi»e and .-tore house, all in good repair.Tni.» ia a flue farm and will be »old on easy term- a»» I am not able to do farm ^ork.T he farm it within f mile of 2 «tore* 2 churches, school, blacksmith shop, carriage ahop.grist mill and creamery.For particular* etc., apply or write to r rw ™ STEPHEN BONE.— Oct.19th, 08.3moe.Johnville, (jue.-1 Machinists Wanted LATHE HANDS & FITTERS for fine work IMPERIAL PNEUMATIC TOOL CO., Sherbrooke.Wanted f> EIAB/.E MEN, fen per month and ex-IX penses $2 *0 per day to reliable men in everv locality introducing our goods, tacking n'V cart ,on tre®s- fences along r oads up and all conspicuous ploces ; steady employment to good, honest, capable men; no ex-u?ar«UCe nee(^u^ • write at once for partio- THK EMPIRE MEDECINE., ^ London.Ont.Wanted TiAA°i5^?n recAuire