The weekly examiner, 11 juillet 1884, vendredi 11 juillet 1884

[" v G'X*, I ^/Tl > V / \u2022*¦'*\u2019» t utr.VOLUME VI\u2014NO.47.SHERBROOKE, QUE., FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1884.]pe éxamincr.IR PCBI.I8HKD K V F.R Y F R I L> A Y A F T E R N O O N lîY W.A.MORKIIOUSK A Co.At tlie Oftice in Odell\u2019s Block, opposite tlie Market.\\V A.Morehousk.\tK.S.STRVRifs, TEXHS: >NK Y iix Mr EAR .NTHÎ .SI.00 Professional (Cards.Attorney*».NAAHOKA »V I.AWUKXCK, ADVOCATES.Mlii os Odell\u2019* Black, Wellington Street.Door opiHisilu Customs t mice.S.B.SASBOB!».\tII.D.IiAWRBSC*.II VI WHITE .V CATE.ADVOCATES._Booms of the late firm of 11 all.White mmeton A Cate.McCain's Clock.CAM1KAXI».HI i::> «V t\u2019KASEK, A DVOCATKS, McNICiirvS BLOCK, SHERBROOKE, 1'.Q J.A.Camirabd, A.S.H.K.Fbaskb, L.L.B.I»ASA'ETOA A HI EVKAA.ADVOCATES, OtlelTt Block, Sherbrooke, 1' Q.L.E.1'ASSKTOB.\tII.W.Mulïksa.in*».I,.TEKRIEE.«.«'\u2022 iMlIfioKK an.l' i AXSTKAD PLAIN \u2018\u2022lu e in Odell\u2019s Block, erbrooke.1.SIDNEY IIRttnERICK, ADVOCATE.¦\u2019ml door North of La Banqne Nath sllKhKUOOKK, P.lJ-At Windsor Mills every Monday.¦ male Hotel*».Sherbrooke House, COTE ,t MEAGHER, rnopuiKTOits.\u2014 O/iposile (hr O.T.R.Railway Depot,\u2014 SHERBROOKE, I\u2019.Q.The best of aecomsnodation.Meals at all hours.Rooms comfortable.Table supplied with the best the market affords.FARMERS\u2019 HOTEL, 4».K.MARTIN, Proprietor.milE ABOVE HOTEL is situated on King 1 Street, near the crossing, and convenient to the Railway Depots.It can lie approached either bv King or Meadow Streets.Good Stable Board $3 per week.Meals at all hours.A con-veninent house for farmers attending market as here is plenty of yard room.\"THREE LAKES\u201d HODSE.At the head of LAKE MEG ANTIC\u2014a Sum mer Hotels within en, mile of Spider Lake Kush Lake, the Arnold and the Aunance Rivers nearest House to the hunting and fishing grounds along the line and in the State o M aine, Steamboat \u201cLena\u201d brings passengers f m the International Railway at Agues, to Three Lakes.For further particulars apply to the proprietor, W.E.LAITY, K2\tAgnes,P.Q.REI VNIIER a camirano, vue A r 1.s AN I) A T T O K N E Y S S It K R H BOO K R, P.Q.ffire in Two»*- Mock, Wellington Street.r.KI.ANliEE, Ij.Is.M.Wii.khki» Camirand.Mrli.l n.l:»ys KOi;t:KTSO\\, II.i\\ Is., ADVOCATE, iTs Illock, Sherbrooke, P.uul Wt 1 D., C.M.LENNOX VILLE, P.ti-Residence and Office, at Squire Colby\u2019s.wsi.i.ivn ii.dki huoni».H.n.Late House Surgeon Montreal Western Hospital STORNOWAY, P.0-\tI3w37* LOUIS BUUNELL, Boot and Shoemaker, (Over P.Codere'n Store) WELLINGTON SREET, SHERBROOKE.All kinds of Boots and Shoes made to order a owest cash prices.Good tit and best of stock guaranteed.A fair share of patronage respectfully solicited.L.BRUNELLE Sherbrooke Nov.3 1881\ttf-Il Iismu ranee.\u201cTHE BRITISH EMPIRE^ MUTUAL LIFE Assurance Co.OF LONDON, ENGLAND.Aeeniniilate»! ITiikIm, \u2022 S5.00rt.000- UOX\u2019Y DIRECTORS FOR THE PROVINCi: OF QUEBEC : Hon.J.O.Roiibbtso!», M.P.I Treasurer, -\t- M.K.Hi.KXfKR, Ksq , M.P., Hon.4.B.Gukthk.mont, S.li.Sanborn, Esq., IUC.Ij.Hon.A.Tükcottk, M.P.P., PK( )M IN EXT FE ATE RES : .t /.'.SVi/i UTR SRC UR IT )', FAIR RATRS, rscoxnitioxar policies, SO FOR FRITURE.ral Agent, XÏ it til.» itg- MERCHANTS\u2019 BUNK OF CANADA.Capital paitl up,.K»**»erve Fiuitl.85,750,OOO .1,350,000 HEAD OFFICE, - - MONTREAL.GEORGE HAGUE, ¥*ne li VWwhnfh v^w:.!i*.o 102, St.JameH SI., Wonlroal.A B.DkMARTIGNY, Ksg , Casbier Jacques irtii-r Bank, Pn-»ident ; Hon.W.W.BYNUH, ^nimissioner of Crown Ijands, Vice-President.Is a Home ! ns! Hut ion Offering great advantage» to Bile Assurers.PROMIT PAY M EX IS may be relied upon.*'ircularfl and further information can he obtained from their agent, S.A.STEVENS, 2f>\tfcjlierbrooke.Tlxo Sxxml LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA.The only Company in America issuing Unconditional Life Phlicies.A*MCt*9.THOMAS WORKMAN, M 11.GAULT, Ksy., M.R.MACAULAY, Ksy , .«11,100,000.K»Q ,.President.1*.,.Vice-President.Manager.ACCIDENT D K PA RTMENT.The mosf Liberal, Straightforward, Vntech-uical Accident Policy in existence.The following .are a few of the points of superiority : Fifteen deys of grace are allowed.(See condition I.) No other Company in America allows one hour.Bonn*\u2014Should no claim be made for five years, the sixth year s assurance will he allowed free of charge.Polit ies not voided by engaging in a more hazardous occupation than that assured against.For particulars see Policy.Resident e.\u2014 More liberal conditions than given by any other Company in America.G.L- RILOUT, General Agent, Lock Box 43J, SHERBROOKE, ^ue.5 jlliillx*!'.Large quantity of Nq.1 SPBUCJ, 1 1 ich I\u2019lonk.IVor Boards, Imh Bmr cant ling\u2014price reasonable.< Mu* op* n Buggy \\V.: -,'gon.One double Team Waggon.One Miller buggy wagon Pole.Two single driving Harness.Two s- tt Team Harm ss, complete.One m it Ayrshire Cow (with pedigree !) B hi ! : I f (I 1; u ijiliilill ii Iiiilu g For the Cure or General Dl l,: n y, Logs of Appetite, Cour Sto.yac; , Dyspepsia, Jaunoice, Liver Complaint, Habitual Costiveness, Sick Headache, &c.These Bitters ari: UNsuKrAs:;r.L as a PURIFIER CF THE BLOOD,and arc found of signal efficiency in preventing Contagious and i pi demie Diseases, as well as all kinds of FEVERS.PRICE, 25 cents PER BOTTLE.For Sale nv all Dealers.i D ^ reag 1ER FREEMAN\u2019S WORM POWDERS.Ogcuti Travel.Arc pleasant to tako.Contain thoir own Purgative.Is a safe, sure, and effectual destroyer of worms in ChiJdron or Adulta AllanRoyalLi .ine GREAT BEOÜCÜOH lii INTERMEDIATE AND STEERAGE RATES./ ¦ X.>c.T: U X Under Contract with the Government or Cana la /or the Conveyance oj the CAXA DIA X and UNITED STATES Mails.SUMMER ARRANGSMENTS-\u2019Si Tills rumpany\u2019s Lines nri1 rnmpo = nl of Douhlc-EntfincJ, Clyih -huilt 1 HON STEAMSII Il\u2019S.They are built in watrr-titfht romparlmpnts, arc nsurpassed for stroiiKth, spicil and comfort, re littfd up with all the modern improvements that practical experiments can siiXL'est, anil tve made the fattest time on record.THE STEAMERS OF THE BIVEUPOOL MAIL LINE PHŒNIX 'ire Insurance Company, Of I/Ondon, England, E*tt»liliP»l.17*3.gfr-y .-1 jeney Established in Canada, 1804.Unlimited liability of all ttic Stockholders, and arge Kesorve Funds.^-\u2014- ! Moderate Rates of Premium.GILLESPIE, MOFFATT J Co., Gen\u2019l Agents for Canada.ROBERT W.TYRE, Manager, Montreal, P Q.A.D.BOSTWICR.] Tn:n.W.S.DRESSER, jdwl11 iartner in the late firm of Barton Bros., S I., England,) and Veterinary Sur-speeial appointment to 11.R H.ITiner Hie Duke if t'oniiaught, K.G.,Ac., Ac.I.K.WOX \\ i i.i.i:.F. during the summer months, and from Porllanil every alternrUe Tlmrsiliiy during the winter months, calling at Belfast on the passage from Liverpool.Persons wishing to seni! for their friends can obtain Passage Certificates at lowest rates, from England, Scotland, Ireland or the Continent, to any railway station in Canada.Rates are the same from I/mdondcrry, Queenstown, Glasgow, Belfast, London, Bristol, Cardiff and Galway, as from Liverpool.Experienced Surgeons accompany these steamers ; also, Stewards and Stewardesses, for attendance on Steerage Passengers, and it is the aim of the company to make the steerage passengers as comfortable as possible.SAILING DATES: .PRF.SIDKWT.Vick-Phksiiaknt.Tkkasi'kkk.Skcbbtaky.F.PRPtrOXTAIWF, .D.O.Boukbkau, M.P., Joniv Wam.kioii,.11.It.TlloMI'SOX,.BOARD OF DIRECTORS.Fulgenee Prefontaine,.Sooth Durham James Duffy,.John Wadleigh,.Ulrcrton John Mooney, .Archibald Hothwell,.D O.Bourbsao,\tM.P.,____Arthahaska Station W.K Jones,.Rich moi» James Alexander,.Melbourne Alexander Cassidy,.Kingsey Falls Good and reliable Agents wanted in every County throughout the Province.Apply to the Secretary, Ulverton.\tlyrb .28th\tJune .r.fith .Inly .12th\t\u201c .10th\t14 .2fith\t\u201c .2nd\tAug.Passage, etc., apply to the \u2022SARNIA.BROOKLYN, \u2022 ?VANCOUVER, TORONTO,.\u2022OREGON,.MONTREAL,.For Rates of undersigned.\u2022These steamers carry neither cattle nor sheep and have saloon and staterooms amidships, where hut little motion is felt.Through mtes to principal inland .and Euro pean Seaports quoted upon application.For further information apply at the Grand Trunk Railway Offices, Sherbrooke Station, P.Q AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST lOOColnmns and 100 EngravinRS in each iaenc 43rd Year.$1.50 a Year, Send three 2c stamp, for Sample Copy (EuRliih or German) of the oldest and best Agricultural Journal in the world.OKANGE JUDD CO., DAVID W.JUDD, Pres.751 Broadway, New York.Steamship Agency.INMAN UNE\u2014New York to Liverpool\u2014 ANI\u2019IIOK LINE\u2014Now York to Glasgow and London direct, Twice a week.NI.TII-ERLANDS AMERIC AN STEAM NAN IGATION *'©\u2014New York to Rotterdam.Cabin, Second Cabin, Steerage and Prepaid Ticket, is.ucd, at low rate., from Sherbrooke to or from any British or Continental Port.Apply to F.DALE, 29\tSherbroo'te, Menlmni Produce, TUGS.DAVID B.Ml NRO.MrK ENZIi: ^\u2019octvy.The Irish Immigrant Girl.A young Irish immigrant girl remarkable for her beauty died lecently at Mr.- 3rd con, -of a fever she contracted on the voyage out.Her last words were 44 Gerald darliu\u2019.\u201d\u2014 For death had struck the Irish girl and dimmed her azure eyes, So soft and blue, just like the hue of Erin\u2019s summer skies.As she lay tossing on the bel, her splendid golden hair Shone like a halo round her head, as she lay dying there.She knew no more the stranger\u2019s face, she knew not where she lay.But cred aloud for home and friends, the weary nigl t and day.Ah 1 it would touch a heart of stone to hear the maiden\u2019s cry, \u2019Oh, take me back where shamrocks grovi and lay me down to die ; Oh, Gerald darlin\u2019, where are you, come to my side, asthorc, And fold your arms around me neck and kiss me lips once more.Why did I lave you, Gerald dear, to come so far away, Ai d lave you there bchin < me love, beyond the cruel say ?Me eyes are tilled with scaldin\u2019 tears and me heart is sad and sore.Me soul is yearnin\u2019 for your voice, Oh ! call me \u2018 love1 one î more ; Oh ! fold me closer, Gerald dear, close to your faithful heart.For something cold and awful drear, drags you and me apart, Oh, hold me closer, tighter yet, and whisper as of yore, How much you love your colleen bawu, and we shall part no more.For I can hear the Shannon rush, \u2019raid hedges thick and green ; And 1 can bear the wee birds sing amid the hawthorn tree, Where first you took me in your arms and plighted troth to me, The rose you gave me on that night and twined amid my hair.\u2019Tis lying now close to my heart, ah, you can find it there.It\u2019s growing dark, my Gerald dear, and I can see no more, And we must part till morning, love, then kiss me once, .as thore, And when the little birds to God their vesper hymns have sung Then you can lead me by the hand the meadows green among And you can put a shamrock wreath around your Kathleen\u2019s head, Then good-by Gerald darlin\u2019,\u201d the Irish girl was dead.Selections.HOW IT ÂLL CAME AMD Sohl by nil Druggists.QO-FARTNERSH3P.By L.T.Meade.CHAPTER XXVII.THE CHILDREN\u2019S GREAT-UNCLE.Cherry Pectoral.No other complaints are so insidious in their attack as those affecting the throat and lungs: none so trifled with by the majority of sufferers.The ordinary cough or cold, resulting perhaps from a trifling or unconscious exposure, is often but the beginning of a fatal sickness.Ayer\u2019s Cherry Pectoral bas well proven its efficacy in a forty years' light w ith throat and lung diseases, and should be taken in all casts without delay.A Terrible Cough Cured.\u201d In 18.171 took a severe cold, which aiTectod my lungs.I had a terrible cough, and passed night after night without sleep.The doctors gave me up.I tried Ayer\u2019s Cut kry r remit a l., which relieved my lungs, indiided sleep, and afforded me the rest iieeess;iry for the recovery of my strength, by the continued use of the Pei I'okal a permanent cure was etfected.I am now fin years old, hale and hearty, and am satisfied your Cherry Pei forai, saved me.Ilui:ace I'AiunRormut.\u201d Rockingham, Yt., July 15, 1882.Croup.\u2014 A Mother\u2019s Tribute.\u201c While in the country Inst winter my little boy, three years old, was taken ill with croup; it seemed as if ho would tlie from strangulation.One of tlie family suggesteil (he use of Ayer\u2019s Cherry Pkond to the Sheriff.He then made a proposition to the city to pay the instalments ot the principal then due with all arrears of taxes and interest, and to give them a mortgage for the balance at six per cent.This proposition was accepted by the Council, who by the resolution in question authorized the Mayor and Secretary to accept the proposal.The petitioners say that this was a loan, and beyond the power of the Corporation to make it; that the City, at the time, was owing moneys to the Eastern Townships Bank and other parties, upon which they were paying seven per cent interest ; and that under these circumstances they ought to have insisted upon payment in cash to be applied on their indebtedness.Two points are raised here: in the first place was this a loan, in the second place, if it was a loan, was it tUtra vires of the corporation.It can hardly be called a loan, as the City had not the monçy ; and if Mowrey did not pay it, their only recourse wag to have the property resold, at his folle-enchtre.The Council had a discretion to exercise in this matter ; they gave delay for a time, getting sixtier cent in place of five per cent payable under the old moitgage.This was not a direct loan, and even if it had been, it is a question whether the petitioners have shown sufficient personal interest to ask to have the resolu- tion set aside.It was a matter in the discretion of the City, and the Court cannot place itself in the position of the Council, to investigate the financial standing of the City.Article 499 of the Municipal Code gives the Council power \u201cto deposit at interest in a chartered hank, or to invest in the public funds of Canada, or of this province, or on first hypothec, any moneys belonging to the cor-poiation,\u201d so that if the transaction can be regarded as a loan, it seems to tall within the provisions of this Article.Two of the petitioners, namely : R D.Morkill, Jr, and H.L.Gilbert are proved not to have been municipal electors ; but two of them, namely : Messrs Bradford and Mitchell were municipal electors.The petition is therefore dismissed.\u201d Hall, White k Cate, for Petitioners ; Ives, Brown 4 F tench, lor Respondents.MARKIAUKSi.CONNORS\u2014KILOOUR\u2014In Sherbrooke, on the 7th inst., by the Rev.J.C.Catt&nach, E.Connors to Barbara A.Kilgour.NASH\u2014HALL\u2014On the Stb inst., by the Rev.R.Robertson, Mr.Melvin C.Nash, to Miss Jane P.Hall, both of Newport.CAIRNS\u2014HARKNESS\u2014On the 9th inst.,by the Rev.R.Robertson, Mr.Hollis J.A.Cairns, of East Clifton, to Miss Sarah A.Harkuess, of Compton.July 2nd, 1884.J.D.Mowrey, Plaintiff vs.E.C.Bowen et.al.Defendants ; and J.D Mowrey, Petitioner ; and The Quebec Central Railway Company mis en cause.\u2014This was a petition on behalf of the Plaintiff, Mr.Mowrey, for a writ of possession to order the Sheriff to put him into possession of the property known as the \u201c Meat Factory Property \u201d in East Sherbrooke, bought by the Plaintiff at Sheriff\u2019s sale on the fifteenth day of January last.The petition was contested by the Quebec Central Railway Company who claimed to be holding the property under an annual lease from Boweu k Woodward, terminating on the first day of May each year.That as they had held over since the first day of May 1884, with permission ef the Defendants, they could not be dispossessed until the first day of May 1885.His Honor held that it was unnecessary in this case to go into the question as to whether a Sheriff\u2019s sale entitled the adjudicataire to expel the tenaut without notice, as the Quebec Central Railway-Company had continued their possession up to the expiration of the terra ending the first of May 1884.But that under the circumstances of this case there could be no presumption of the tacit renewal of the lease between Defendants and the Quebec Central Railway Company, inasmuch as the ownership ot the Defendants ceased on the fifteenth day of January last, when the Plaintiff became the adjudicataire, since which date the Plaintiff bad been endeavoring to obtain possession of his property.That the circumstances of this case were altogether against the presumption of the tacit reconduction pleaded by the Quebec Central Railway Company aud the petition must be granted.Writ ordered to issue to dispossess the Defendants and the Quebec Central Railway Company, aud put the Plaintiff into possession.Ives, Brown k French, for Plaintiff ; Hall, White k Cate, for the Defendants and mise en cause.Almost every person has some form of scrofulous poison latent in his veins.When this developes in scrofulous sores, ulcers, or eruptions, or takes the form ot rheumatism, or organic diseases, the suffering that ensues is terrible beyond description.Hence the gratitude of those who discover, as thousands yearly-do, that Ayer\u2019s Sarsaparilla will thoroughly eradicate this evil from the system.St.Nicholas For July\u2014Is a brilliant \u201cFourth of July\u201d number, which should arouse the interest aud enthusiasm of every patriotic American girl aud hoy, The number opens with, \u201cHow the Tories broke up Meeting,\u201d by Emma W.Demeritt,a spirited sketch of revolutionary time.An interesting and valuable contribution is the story ofliiehardLordu Jones, \u201cTne Youngest Soldier of the Revolution, \u2019 by W.W.Crannell; it is accompanied by a fuc-simile engraving of a three-dollar bill presented to the hero by Mrs.Martha Washington.In \u201cNabby Blackington,\" Virginia L.Townsend aptly versifies a bright touch of nature, an incident of the march to Concord.E.S.Brooks falls into line with the boyhood biography of \u201cStephen Van Rensselaer of Rensselaerswyck: The Roy Putroon,\u201d the \u201cHistoric Boy\u201d who nobly supported the cause of independence, the sucess which was to strip him of all his hereditary rights and honors.Of the serials, J.T.Trowbridge\u2019s \u201cThe Scarlet Tanager\u201d ends with an interesting denouement; \u201cMarvin and his Boy Hunters pass though manyeutertaiuing adventures and Louisa M.Alcott contributes a \u201cSpinning-wheel Story\" of healthful and helpful siguificance to hosts of American girls.There are poems and verses and a well-executed frontispiece by Alfred Kappes, and many heautijul illustrations by other well-known artists.Works Like Magic.Flint\u2019s Mandrake Pills Cure Liver and Kidney diseases.For reaching every part of the human body aud driving out diseases they Iiave no equal.Can be obtained ot J.R.McBain Druggist, price 25 cts.2w47 The July Century\u2014Contains a remarkable contribution to United States history in \u201cThe Ku Klux Klau: Its origin Growth, and Disbandment,\u201d by the Rev.D.L.Wilson, the paper also furnishes the text for the leading editorial, in \u201cTopics of the Time.\u201d The Frontispiece is an engraving from a full-length photograph of John Bright* accompanying a careful and discriminating estimate, by T.H.S.Escott.editor of -\u2018The Fortnightly Review,\u201d Mr.Escott includes in his article several amusing and characteristic anecdotes of the great English radical.\u201cThe Scenes of Hawthorne\u2019s Romances\u201d are described in a chatty way.The \u201cCruite of the Alice May,\u201d by S.G.W.Benj min, is completed in \u201cCruising around Cape Breton,\u201d for which Burns makes the drawings.In fiction this number is particularly strong, Frank R.Stockton lias one of bis inimitable stories \u201cThe Reversible Landscape,\u201d on art of a \u201ckind that cannot be too high,\u201d and Miss Julia D.Whiting has a pathetic New England love-story; besides installments of G.W.Cable's-\u2018Dr.Sevier,\u201d in vhich we hear mutterings of the coming rebellion; and the conclusion of \u201cLady Barberina,\u201d by Henry James, in which there is an elopement.In \u201cTopics of the Time\u201d are editorials on various subjects \u201cBric-a-Brace,\" besides humorous and society verse by W.W.Fink, Waltei Learned, W.A.Croffut, and others, and some drawings by Thackeray.A NOTE OF WARX1MU TO S(*FF-ERIXG HUMANITY.We feel that we would he wanting in the duty we owe the humanity if we did not sound a note of warning in regard to the use of Mercury and other poisonous minerals in the tieatment of blood and skin deseases.If the reader could see the horrible suffering, the awful wrecks of human health and happiness, shown by our correspondence with those who have been dosed with these mineral poisons, he would shudder with horror.Aresnse, Mercuro, Antimony, and little ot Potassium are some of the remedies most ordinarily used for these diseases, and they are all Poison.Do not take these poisons.They might dry up your disease for a few days, but it will surely return, and with it you will have Mercurial Rheumatism, which may bring you years of torture.Stiaker Blood Syrup will invigorate you and build you up, andtorce all the poison out through the pores of your skin, and cure you sound and well.It is now asserted that the new Lieut-Governor o fQuebec will beeither Senator Masson or Senator Chapais.DEATHS.BAYNE\u2014In this citj, on the 3rd July, 1S84, Lizzie E.Bayne, daughter of RichardBayne, of Eaton, aged 20 years, three months and three days.Dearest Sister, you have left us, And thy loss we deeply feel, But His God that has bereft us.He can all our sorrow heal.HUNTER\u2014At Capelton, P.Q , on the 28th of i June last, Eliza Woodward, wife of Walter Hunter, aged 58 years.Sherbrooke Gat* it* , Stanstead Journal, and Bothwell, Out, papers please copy.DUTTON\u2014At the Montreal General Hospital, Montreal, on Sunday, the Cth inst., Joseph K.Dutton, Commander of the R.M.SS.\u201cSardinian,\u2019\u2019 in the 57th year of his age.M ANSON\u2014In01over,Vt.,June 28th,of consumption, Lavina J., wife of R.S Man* >n, and daughter of Moses C.Tichurst, aged 19 years, 9 months and 6 days.WHEELER\u2014At Fitch Bay, June 29th, Sarah Wait, wife of Jacob Wheeler, aged 79 years, 1 month and 16 days.MORSE\u2014At Stanstead, on the 26th of June last, Nellie F.Libby, daughter of H.H.aad Sarah A.Libby, and wife of Homer F.Morse, aged 23 years, 8 mouths and 19 days.IJciu Aducvtiscmcuts.-ANNUAL- EXCURSION t -OF THE- St.PATRICK\u2019S SOCIETY -OF SHERBROOKE, TO- Newport and Magog -VIA- PASSUMPSIC RAILROAD -AXI) STEAMER- \u201cLADY OF THE LAKE,\" WEDNESDAY, JULY 16th, 18S4 The Train will leave Sherbrooke at 8 a.m., and returning will arrive at 8 p.m.The Steamer will call at \u201cOwl\u2019s Head\u201d Bay View Park, aud Georgeville, going aud returning.THE MOST EX JOY Alt EE EVENT of THE NEAKOX.ROUND TRIP $MO ! MUSIC for DANCING will be furnished by M E M PH RK M At rOG HOUSE OKCH ESTRA, (six pieces).Tickets for sale at T.J.Tuck\u2019s, H.Mulligan\u2019s, Heney & Harkness\u2019, Wm.Murray's and by the Secretary.H.W.MULVKNA,\tJ.H.WALSH, President.\tSec\u2019y.THE BOARD OF PROTESTANT SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.BALANCE SHEET, JULY\t3rd, 1884.ASSETS.\t \t\t 35.98 E.T.Bank,\t\t\t 21.14 Real Estate,\t\t\t 2°, 551.81 Fuel, Common Schools, \t\t\t\t 317.00 \t\t 171.75 Movable Property,\t\t\t 742.68 \t$29.840.36 LIABILITIES.\t Bills Payable,\t\t\t500.00 Board of P.S.C.,\t\t\t.\t14.340.36 Debentures,\t\t.\t15.000.00 \t$20,840.30 PROFIT AND IjOSS STATEMENT, JULY 3rd, 1884.Dr.Interest,.Expense,Common Schools,.\u201c Academies.Fuel, Common Schools,.\u201c Academies.Salaries, Common Schools.\u201c Academies,.Insurance,.Repairs,.Income in excess of ordinary expenditure, .Cr.Common School Fees,.Academy Fees,.Government Grant,Common Schools, \u201c\t\u201c Academies,.School Tax,.Rent,.987.30 568.12 812.44 195.81 1ft?.27 1,788.82 87.50 51.32 1.861.39 $8,282.97 445.94 264.84 321.75 6,424.44 134, IK) $8.282.97 H.A.ODELL, Sec..Edinburgh, June 18.\u2014At the Live Stock Market, Haymarket, yesterday Messrs.John Swan k Sons bad a large and prime display of ail classes of (at stock.There were more south country buyers present, while both Canadian and States cattle being much shorter foiGlas-gow induced an increased attenance of Westcountrymen,local buyers also taking their regular requirement, best bullocl 8 made up to A'36 apiece, heifers, of which the supply was limited, made up to X'23, the best classes of useful weight cattle making 10stol0s3d per stonejsecondary sorts, 9s 6d per stone.159 fat cows met a ready sale, Shorthorns, up to i.'28s lOd Ayrsbires th £23 apiece.The show of sheep was very prime.Trade throughout was fairly steady at last week\u2019s prices.Best clip hoggets up to 59s, ShrobshireS to 60s, crosses to 54s, or PJd to 9J1 per lb; half-bred wes to 61s, Cheviots to 538 black-faced, to 37s, tups to 70s.M^TDont fail to call and get a sample of Fuller A Co's.28c.Tea, the best ever offered in Sbeibrooke.For cramps.pain in the stomach,bowel complaint or chills use Perry Davis\u2019 Pain Killer.See advertisement in another column.\ttf.Alw:t>s Jiuist on liaxing Dr.Starr\u2019s Catarrh Conqurtor; it ispreputed to meet serious cast s.A wondcifnli discovery.Sold in Sherbrooke, by J K.Midi tin Diuggist, at 50 cts.\t2w47 -* - - Waterville.On Wednesday, July 2nd, a pic-nic was held in Mrs.B.ll\u2019s grove in this village, under the auspices of the CVngn gatioiml Ladies\u2019 Missionary S ociety.The attendance was good, and a very pleasant time was spent.Singing and some excellent readings fot ming a promim nt f, a u e and \\'h it co t ibuttd gicatly to th interest ot the occasion, was the reading of a h tter received from the Rev.Chus Brooks, of Constantinople, giving an account of the work in that country ., Ou the evening of tlie same day n very enthusiastic meeting was held in the Congregational Church, the object of the meeting was to test the feeling of the community with respect to the Scott Act, and it it would be desirable to seek at the present time its adoption in the County of Compton.I lie Rev.G.i\u2019urkis took the chair, who alter offering a few remarks on the objects of the meeting, called on Mis.Middleton, the Provincial President of ilie W.C.T.Union, win» was followed by Mrs.Jordan, President of tiie Compton County blanch of the same.These Ladies both spoke with gieut calmness, but at the same time with much earnestness, showing that ti e work they were engaged in was real heart woik.Alter these tlie chairvau called on Mr.llrw-ton, County Secretary' ot tire Dominion Alliance, who delivered a very excellent address, it the spirit of the meeting is to be taken as a ciwerion ot tb tccling of the county, there can De no fear of the result, bn when the questi* n was proposed \u2018 Is it your wi-n that the Scott Act should be submitted to ihe «lectors,\u201d the w hole audience a\u2019ose to their feet as it by one impulse.We are not however to expect that the Act will be adopted without opposition.Let every lover ot his county be at his post when tire voting time comes, for it is votes that tell in the long run.May God speed the right.- -\u2022 «.\u2014 The old way\u2014A horrible butchery,the practice of paring Corns and Warts with a knife or razor.The new way is to call on your druggist, for a bottle ut Di Stair s Corn Solvent which will remove them without pain in 3 to 6 days.Blush attached to cork of each bottle I r apply-ing.Sold by J U.McBiin D.uggh-t 25 cts.\t2w47 -\u2022 ?- Lennoxville.PAD DROWNUiO ACCIDENT.At about pix o i lock on Friday uven-ing the 4th, some boys, going to the Massawippi River to bathe, found on tin-hank the clothing of two others who were not to be seen.The snd fact that they were drowned was evident, and word was at otn e taken to the village Messrs T.W.Bown and George Severance, identified the clothes as tielonging to their sons, Thomas Frederick Bown and Calvin Elia-1 Severance, aged 10 and 9 respectively, who had been missing tor about, two hours.The news spreading rapidly, a crowd was soon on the spot, and measures were at once taken to find the bodies.The greater part of the n g:.t was spent in s r hing by torchlight, but it was not until morning that the bodies were recovered.There is a sand liar in the river at that place, over which the water is very shallow, dropping suddenly to a depth ot about 16 It.ihe poor little fellows are supposed to have been wading on the bar, and so Lave got into tlie deep water.The lads were schoolmates, in the same class also at Sabbath School, and they were buried at the same time, the united funerals being held on Sunday'afternoon in the English Church, which was thronged, many being obliged to stand.It is i ot often that a whole community is so deeply moved \u2019as ours lias been by this sad calamity.The bereaved families have the sympathy of ail in their great affliction.At n meeting of (tie Municipal Council of the village of Lennoxville, held ou Monday evening, 7th Jftly, 1884, the following resolution was passed unanimously : Moved by Councillor Mallory, seconded by Counciilur Wilson, and Resolved.\u2018That tiffs Council hereby tender their sincere and heartfelt sympathy with Councillor Bown iffs wife and family, in their sad bereavement at losing their beloved child by drowning, and they earnestly pray that the Almighty may be pleased to support them in their sad trial.It was also resolved that a copy of this resolution be s id to the; family.\u201d A.Stevens, Sec y.-Treas.- -*nt at owner\u2019s risk, and all mares disposed of before foaling time will 1» * considered with foal.Prince is of jet black, with white hind heels, with very heavy niant and tail, he weighs seventeen hundred, and is sixteen and one half hands high.It is surprising how active he is for a horse of his size.He is pony built* and pony gaited, and is proved to be a sure foal getter.JOHN HARK NESS, 13w4l.\tProprietor.For Sale or To Let.Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, Ameiican Rubbers a Specialty A call is solicited.A.Greenshields, LONG\u2019S NEW BLOCK, Wellington Street, Sheri,rooke.Fch, 21.1884.John Edwards\u2019 Advertisement.BONA FIDE.EXTRACWVILD * TWO AND A HALF ST?»RY HOUSE, f\\ within ten ininut**s walk of the R\u2019y Station in DANVILLE, with four acres of land.Good Cistern in the cellar, also good Wood Shed, Stables, Barn and Carriage House, all in good repair.Suitable for a gentleman's summer r«*si-d noe.Apply to J « HN SPARKS, Danville, or to the proprietor, A.GREENSHIELDS, Sherbrooke, Quo.April 2nd, 1884.The subscriber offers for sale the.best variety of all kinds Boots, Shoes, Lubbers, &c.to bo had in the city\u2014and being purchased direct from the manufacturers for cash, he is enabled to soli them at a LOW PRICE.The attention of Country Merchants and th public generally is invited to the following im portant announcement : The undersigned being anxious to clear out his Store Business as soon as possible, now offers at, about and under cost price, all bis huge stock of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, H it\" and Caps, Ready-made Clo hing, Varpets, Blankets, Tweeds, Ribbons, Hosiery, Gloves, Wall Paper and Underclothing.Many of the goods having been bought at wholesale auctions in Montreal, will he found much cheaper than the usual wholesale pr ices, all of which will go to the benefit of the purchaser.See his $1.05 BLACK SILK and 04c BLACK SATIN.Single yards given as cheap as by the piece.The above terms are only f»r prompt cash.TO LET His very large Store on Wellington Street,and two other smaller Stores.House and Building Lots for sale.One covered Carriage for sale cheap.Intending purchasers are requested to call early and judge for themselves, and in ary of the wholesale auction goods are marked surprisingly low.The CHEAP SALE is already begun.WANTED\u2014A Customer to buy the whole stock.Tolin Eei'i'y 1 {l'iintljy AND TAKE NO OTHER MIXTURE .1 AG-l^VIIV, IN TUE SQUARE, SUER EROOK E 18S4 JUNK 251 b Àk.$ ¥ tf.Mr C5TY CARRIAGE FACTORY.(Opposite G.T.R.Freight Shed), I >epot Ht feet, Kliefbfoolce.\u2014- ¦¦ ¦ \u2022 ¥¦» ¦ Top Carriages, single and double, open Buggy Waggons, Heavy Wagons, Express Wagons, iu stock and made to order on short notice.i tT The very best material used and only a small advance on cost asked.We have now in stock some elegant top Buggies and single open Wagons.Call and inspect.Repairing done as usual.Sherbrooke, June.10, 1884.F.A.HOGLE & CO.wl CO Cures Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, huiitjastion, Biliousn ess, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Affections of the Liver and.Kidney*, Dimples, Blotches, Boils, Humors, Salt Jlheum, Scrofula, Erysipelas, and all diseases arising from Impure Blood, Deranged Stomach, or irregular action of the Bonds.\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 \u2022 .*1 \u2022 ^ LYDIA E.PINKHAM* > *\tVEGETABLE COMPOUND V *\t* * * * IS A POSITIVE CURE * , * .* For nil of thoao Fnlnful 4'oranlalnta and *\t* \\Y\t\ti.i\u2014\u2014¦il¦ ii m\t.jam WAITE 11 BLUE Is now ready lo show his new stock in Scotch Tweeds, Over coatings, Fantings, etc., and never before has he shown so fine an assortment.MR.FRO ATS, the well-known cutter, has entire charge of that department.t^° Eh Ready-made Clothing.This Department is full in Suits, Overcoats in Tweed and Tweed Rubber, Pants in all sizes, and Roy\u2019s and Children\u2019s Suits, from 2 years old upwards.mmm m -A BIG- REDUCTION ! In tho Millinery Lino at Moroncy\u2019a.Still a lot of Illack Silks at SI.10 &t\tMorency\u2019s Press floods sold at a groat discount.Medium and Wide Grey Cott on only 0 cents at Morency\u2019s Cheap Store.A big lot of Lace Curtains at a discount.Go to Moroney\u2019s for Bargains.Go to Morency\u2019s for good lîlaek Cashmeres.Go to Morency\u2019s for your Prints* Damaged Corsets.C.L & W.W.MORENCY.June 2M!i, 1884.Gents\u2019 Furnishings.Everything to be found in this line he keeps in stock, in White and Regatta Shirts, Linen Collars and Culls, in all the latest styles, Neckties in all the novelties, Underclothing in silk, merino, cashmeres, Balbriggan and Cotton Hosiery, Umbrellas, etc.Hats.I have a line stock of Pull Overs, Fur and Felt Hats, in the latest shapes, in blacks, browns aud drabs, at very low prices.CO NEW STORE \u2014Ol\u2019ENING\u2014 1ST UVE /NNT- THE undersigned begs to announce t ) the Citizens of Sherbrooke and public at large that lie has leased the Store noar occupied by Mr.LKFKBVKE, known as the McCONKEY STOKE, where lie indends keeping a fine assortment of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CROCKERY & GLASS-WARE, WINES & LIQUORS ETC., ETC.And hopes by striet attention to bnsiness to obtain a share of public patronage.HENRY M.MULLIGAN.Sherbrooke, April 23rd, 1884.Iyr36.FURNÎ rURE.To The Trade.We have an entire Hat for the Wholesale Trade, and Merchants can get goods from us at lower prices than in Montreal.Ç4FAn inspection is solicited.WALTER.BEEE March 21, 1884.J.W.T.Kimball Having purchased the business of Messrs.CARLSON & SWANSON, of Waterville, Is now prepared to furnish All kinds Furniture AT REASONABLE PRICES.PARLOR SETS, mX\u2019ING-BOOM SETS, BED-ROOM SETS, In Stock or made to Order.GIVE ME A CALL.J.W.T.KIMBALL.POSTERS, Dodgers, Streamers Bill heads.Notebeads, Letterheads, Cards and all kinds of Commercial and other Printing executed Cheaply and rapidly at the Kiamineb Office.o:EL.2\\Jsr:E» SUMMER OPENING \u2014OP\u2019\u2014 DRY GOODS Special Attractions.Black Cashmere, from 20c upwards.Colored do., from 23 cents, upwards.Nice line ot Dress Goods from 8c upwards.All Wool do., from 25 cents upwards.Black Velvet from 3u cents to $3.00.Colored do.from 40 cents to $2.50.Satin and Silk a specialty.A large assortment of white checked Lawn for dresses at 10c.,and special inducements in Ladies andChild-ren\u2019s seamless Hose, from 14 cents upwards.Don\u2019t forget that we are clearing out our Lace Window Curtains from 75 cts., 80c., 85c.and 1.00 a pair.Nice assortment of Ginghams for 8, 9,and 10 cents a yard.Chocked Striped Shirting for 8, 9, and 10 cents a yard.Beautiful line of white p reads for 90 cts., 1,00 and 1,25.Ladies Skirts at cost price.Ladies knitted underwear from 30 cents to 3,00.New Lace from 2 cents a yard.Very wide Lace from 5 cts up to 1,25 a yard.I have on hand a quantity of Remnants in Dress Goods and Tweeds at a great sacrifice.Men\u2019s Boy\u2019s and Youth\u2019s READY-MADE CLOTHING from 3,00 to 4,00 dollars.TRUNKS from 1,50 to 10,00 dollars.If you want to secure some of the bargains call at once, because they are selling fast.Don\u2019t forget the Cheap Store, next door to La Banque Nationale.L KELLERT.Tî.aSr IT.KAAfESOlV PLUMBEUS GAS AND STEAM FI TT FAIS, Wellington Street, Sherbrooke, Would inform tho citizens of Sherbrooke that they have opened a shop in the building south of M.McKechnie\u2019s Store, where they are prepared to take orders in Plumbing, Gas Fitting, Heating by Hot Water and Steam, Bell Hanging, \tV* ci\t£ \t\t0 to\tCD O\tm -4-»\taT\t o in O in O m G.A LeBarron II end OflK-o : KII II Kit HOOKE, P.Q The leading makes of Farming Machinery, Sewing Machines, and Organs.A Game of Fives.Five little Rirlt, of Fire, Four, Thtw, Two.Ono ! Rolling on the hearthrug, full of trieks aud fun, I Five ro*y girls, in years from Ten to Six Sitting down to lessons\u2014no more time for tricks Five growing girls, from Fifteen to Kleven Musio, Drawing, Languages, and f cod enough for seven ! Five winsome girls, from Twenty to Sixteen : Each young man that calls, I say \u201c X\u2019ow tell me which you wu-un Five dashing girls, the youngest Twenty-one But, if nobody projioscs, what is there to he doue ?Five showy girls\u2014hut Thirty is an age When girls may be eMyogirtg, but they somehow i don't engage.Five dressy girls, of Thirty-one or more : So gracious to the shy young men they snuhlied so much before : Five Ihtsse girls\u2014Their age - Well, never mind \u2022 , We jog along together, like the rest of human j kind : But the quondam \u201c careless bachelor\" begins to think he kuow-s The answer to that anoient problem \u201chow- the money goes\u2019\u2019 1 \u2014Leu is Carroll.Oil.M liai » Cotiirh Will you hoert tho warning.The | signal perhaps of the sure approach of I that more terrible disease Consumption, j Ask yourselves if you can aflord tor the ! sake of saving 50c., to run the risk and I do nothing for it.We know from ex-i perience that Shiloh's Cure will cure I your Cough.It never fails.Shis explains woy mote than a million Bottles | were sold the past year.It relieves ! Croup, and Whooping Cough, at once.Mothers do not be without it.For Lame Bark, Side, Chest, use Shiloh\u2019s [ I\u2019orous Plaster.Sold by J.(5.Walton t!2 A School of Good Manners.The court of Versailles under Louis XIV , and even uuder his wretched successor, was such a school of good manners as the world had never seen.Much of the polish which graces the Frenchmen of to-day comes to them from the time that politeness was cultivated as a religion .when that, diplomacy, and the turning of pretty compliments, were ranked among the fine arts.Nor can it be overlooked that when all the glory, w nltli and beauty of the kii gtiom w, e centered at Versailles, genius flourished under these auspicious influences, and France stood foremost in the world for the number of her great men.In the days of their utmost power and magnificence the Bourbons patronised authors, artists, and men of science as no other rulers thought it expedient to do, and secure for them a position in public esteem which might hardly ever have been won yet but for this patronage, once so valued.Nor were the Bourlioiis ever unpopular as men.They were not a cruel we, hut rather disposed to kindness and good humor, and their besetting sin\u2014excessive gallantry\u2014was one which Frenchmen never viewed too sternly, though it often i-ost the country ; O dear.- - (Continued ] \u2022 CHAPTER II.woudcrliil and mysterious curative power is developed which is so varied in its operations that no disease or ill health can possibly exist or resist its power, and yet it is Harmless for the most frail woman, weakest invalid or smallest child to use.\u201cPatients \u201cAlmost dead or nearly dying\" For years, and given up by physicians of Bright\u2019s and other kidney diseases, liver complaints, severe coughs called consumption, have been cund.Women gone nearly crazy ! From agony of neuralgia, nervousness, wakefulness and various diseases peculiar to women.People drawn out of shape from excite elating pangs of rheumatism.Inflammatory and chronic, or siiflering from scrofula ! Erysipelas ! Salt rheum, blood poisoning, dyspepsia, indigestion, and in tact almost all diseases frail Nature is heir to Having been cured by Hop Bitters, proof of which can be found in evry neighborhood tn the known world.4w4G \"Mamma, where's papa gone to?\" asked a little girl one day.\u201cHe\u2019s gone np town to earn\u2019more bread and butter.1 wish he would sometimes earn buns,\u201d sighed the child.The question is asked, \u201cwhat is the duration of a kiss?\" The duration of a kiss is generally from about half past seven o'clock in the evening until the < 1 I man throws a lioot-jack downstair-.A GOOD TIME.Whi n is the best time to take a blood purifier?Whenever the blood is foul and humors appear, or when the system is dehilitatek take Burdock Blood Bitters 2 w4G It is said that in Siberia you can purchase a wife for eight dogs.Now, if you know what eight dogs want of a wife, ami if you approve of the desire, you can go to Siberia aud buy oue of them.\u201cLove is blind.\u201d Maybe that\u2019s why the gas is so often turned down in the parlor when love takes possession.Because why, love being blind, there is no sen-e in wasting gas to make light for it.GREAT FATALITY.The ravages of cholera infantum and summer complaints among children is truly alarming.The most reliable cure is Dr.Fowlers Wild Strawberry.Every bottle guaianted to give satisfaction.2w4G A pompous and unloving husband rebuked his wife for stealing behind him as he came home one evening and affectionately kissing him.\u201cOh,\u201dshe retorted \u201cexcuse me.I didn\u2019t know it was you.She\u2019\u2014I am fond of poetry.He,\u2014 Are you, indead?So am I.Do you like Burns?She,\u2014No, indeed; they are so ex tre-sing.But, then, I am not troubled much with them, as ma does all the cooking.HEM ARK ABLE RESTORA T10N Mrs.Adelaide O'Brien, of Buffalo.N.Y., was give up (o die by her physicians as incurable with consumption, it proved liver complaint ami was cured with Burdock Blood Bitters.\t2\u2019v4G \u201cPapa, what is the tariff?\" asked a congressman\u2019s little boy.(lazing compassionately at the youthful knowledge-seek-er and sadly shaking his head, his father replied: \u201cMy son, I can not tell a lie; I do uot know.\" !\u2018What influence has the moon upon the tide?\u201dasked the professor.The class wag replied that he didn\u2019t know exactly what influence it had upon the tied, but that it had a tendency to make the united awful spoony.MODERN LOGIC.The magical power over pain that Hagyard\u2019s Yellow Oil possesses,outrivals the marvels of ancient times.It acts in a naturalmanner to subdue inflammation, cures rheumatism, croup, deafness, sore throat, and painful injuries.\t2w4C \u201cIf there is anything I love, it's roast goose,\u201d remarked Fenderson, as he passed up his plate fora second helping, j \u201cIt does you credit,\u201d said Fogg; \u201cthere is ! nothing so beautiful as affection among members of a family.\u201d \u201cLost the cough 1 long did know, Many years I felt its blow, Without the use of pills or blister, I cured the same with Dow\u2019s Elixer.Thousands of affidavits prove, That it doth man\u2019s ills temovc, Coughs and cold, and hooping cough By its powers soon are off.\u201d tf A Philadelphia hotel keeper seeks to scare the rural visitor into turning oft the gas with notices thus:\u2014\u201cThe relatives and friends of guests who blow out the gas will have to pay for the amount of gas wasted before the body will be delivered.\" Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew, er imparts a fine gloss and freshness to the hair, and is highly recommended by physicians, clergymen and scientists as a preparation accomplishing wonderful results.It is a certain remedy far removing dandrnf, making the scalp white and clean, and restoring gray hair to its natural color.\ttf.Rev.Father Wilds\u2019 EXPERIENCE.TI»p Rev.Z.I*.Wild», well-knotro city in New York, ;*i»«I I*v**lh« rA of the late eminent\tiIds.of tin* MA**H«*lui*«*tti* Supreme Court, w iit< « mm folio m * : \u201cTM A.5\\th St.Nr tr York.V 'n K.1\t2.Mkbsiis.J.V y t k A (N».4 it'iit it : L*st uinter 1 mut trouM.d u ili m mort *|*|»eute was\t:ui»t deni run douti.know AYKR*?* StK*\\r\\|{lt.l many oth«*r case*, and I in former year*, I U^.in above-nanied «li^ond.r*.proved almort from tbo a fhort tin» \u2022 the fever allayed, and all siu> m g («kill diK'ipiHVttvd.M\\ «\u2022 were al*>» ear»'»! t*> the my general hctlth great it i* now excellent, I f cent at ronger, amt I at it to the who of the SAir I reeomnietid uith all lH»rt blood medicine ov* it ill aniall doaes three us You»> re*|»oo! 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