The weekly examiner, 2 décembre 1887, vendredi 2 décembre 1887

[" wm xamtttfr.\u2014\u201418 PCBLI8HÏD- -EVERY FBIDAY AFTERNOON\u2014 M W.A.XOKKUOUSK à Co.ODELL'S bLOCK, - SHERBROOKE.Z\u201d ' CVOk ra muter.üa ::::: Cm Ybab Six Mobtbb VOLUME X»-NO.16.SHERBROOKE.QUE., FRIDAY DEC.2.1887.Fire Alarm Boxes.3\tFire Station and vicinity.4\t( or er Druromond a d Short streets.6 Hridge street.East Sherbrooke.6\tComer Beckett and Prospect stieets.7\tl^ueen street, opposite Mrs.Exiey\u2019s.8\tCorn» r Melbourne end Prospect streets.9\tFletcher\u2019s Spring Brewery.12\tComer Moore tnd Commercial streets.13\tCorner Elizabeth and Montr eal street 14\tLennox ville Hoad, opposite Hospital.16 Lenuoxville Hoad, east of the A tto house.Hi Corner Factory and Goodhue streets.IV Corner Factory and Belvidero streets.18 Comer Ball and Alexander streets.21\tCorner King and Peel streets.22\t(\u2019orner King and Pelvidere atre; ts 23\t(\u2019orner King ami Wellington streets.24\t< orm r Wellington ai.d (tall streets 26 City I fall.26 Com.r Wellington and Meadow streets.31\tB.A L (Vs raw Mill, corner Liverpool and Water str et*.32\tCorner Brooks and Sanbr rn streets.34 (\u2019orner l«ondon amt I ivsrpool streets.36 Corner Bank and t ommercial streets.Ctf A.liomas «ft hon\u2019s and A.L.G rind rod\u2019s \u201e\tFact«»ries.41 Pa*on Mills.Railway Time Table.GRAND TRUNK RAII.WAY.- UoinaWfst.\tGoing Ea»t.Mix\u2019d.11:43 ».m.Pass (night) 3:00».m.Pass.8:00 ».m.Rxi-ress 11:43 am.Night \u201c\t11:40 p.m.Mix\u2019d.(ac\u2019d.)8:0oa.m.Kxpkxss 4:28p.m.Pass.\t7:41p.m.gUKBRC CENTRAL RAILWAY \u2014 Arrive.\tI,eave.Pass.\t8:*0p.m.\tPass.\t8:lSa.m.Mixed.\t8:00 p.m.\tMixed.7:00 a.m.PAShUMPSIC RAILWAY\u2014 Arrive.\tI*ave.Kxp.\t7.45a.m.\tMail.\t5:10xm.Accod\u2019n.5:45 p.m.Aecod\u2019n9:0\" a.m.Mail,\t11:00p.m.\tKxp.\t9:00 pm.INTERNATIONAL RAILWAY\u2014 Arrive l»:30a.m.; Leave 3:30 p.m.CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY.Mail leaves G.T Station at 3:55 a m.»¦\t»¦ Helvidtre Station 4:10 *\u2022 Mixed leave«G.T.\t\u201c\t9:00 \u2018\u2018 «\u2022\t» Belvidcre **\t9:15 \u201c ARRIVAL.Mixed arrives Belvidere Station at 5:50 p m.- t.\u201c\t8:0o \u201c Mail G Belvidere G.T.Tent pcrttucc.Thin rulumii is edited hy the Sherbrooke I»\u2019.C.T.U.An Appeal to Neutrals.I«cud us a hand ! We are weary of striving Straining each nerve to win popular tens* ; Why do you all.when we need your assistance, Placidly neutral, sit still \u201con the fence\u201d?Women, whose lives are a gay round of pleasure, Friends to our cause, if we only succeed, Give us a tithe of your wealt i and your leisure, Strengthen out hands in this time of our need.Safe in luxurious homes, you need nothing ; Yet jou are conscious of outrage and wrong, Sympathize with us, our aims ami our actious, Yet lift not a linger to help us along.Inwardly sure of the right of our pleading, Secretly Imping success to our tight, Step from your outlook, your neutral position, bravely and openly join us outright.Fathers, whose children are lost by intempérant*! .Men, whose >oung sisters are led into sin ! Have you not utterly fai ed to protect thorn ?Is it not time now for us to begin ?Laws which you pass seem m ade to be broken ; Open saloons are wh raver we come.Just let us help to inak * laws for our children.Outside as inside the four wails of home- Why so reluctant, afraid to enroll us ?l>o you not feel you must yield it at length ?TJ p, if your intellect fails to control us, \\ ou can fall back on your \u201cphysical strength,\u2019\u2019 IF ep in your hearts you approve of our wishes ; \u2019 l is buta c|iiestioii of time, as you know.Openly come to us.sty you are with us.Now is the time to encourage us so.Are we not pleading for right and for justice ?Dare not deny it it is no pretence.Come with your il fluence, eloquence, wisdom, Come down and help us ! \u201c Come off of that fence !\u201d Notice.The monthly business meeting of the Woman\u2019s Christian Temperance Union will be held in the parlor of the Y.M.C.A.building ou Friday, the thh instant, at 4 o\u2019clock p.in.Prohibition was lost in Oregon by a small majority.The prohibition vote of New York foots up nearly 50,000.Fifteen counties in Florida have voted under local option law, and prohibition has carried in twelve of them.A gentleman has just showed a 41 bill drawn from a Chicago bank, on w hich was written, \u201cTen drinks.Last of an even 4100,000.Robert Leslie,\u201d A temperance cafe has been opened in mtreaux, Switzerland, close to the resort of boatmen, coachmen and others.Temperance is making rapid progress in Switzerland.Whiskey Adulteration.\u2014 It is stated that seventy-tive thousand gallons of analine dye were shipped into California in 1880, and were used in adulterating the wines made in the state.The Scott Act campaign has commenced in Halton.It will be well if the people of the county make their vote so decisive this time that Mr.Mowat shall no longer have reason to think public opinion is unfavorable to the Act.The petition being prepared by the temperance women of England, for presentation to the Queen, asking that the bar-rooms be closed, on Sunday, already weighs several hundred pounds, and contains nearly a million signatures.A series of meetings is being held in Scotland to protest against the system of licensed vice in India and the Colonies.Mrs.Josephine Butler, the great apostle of Social Purity, is one of a number of distinguished speakers present.There is a marked difference between the W.C.T.Unions in China and Japan.The officers and workers in the former are American missionaries, while in the latter, the native women take full control preside, lecture, write and _ ' \u2019 \u2019 leaflets, and carry on the entire work successfully.Well done, Stanstead Signal ! Such a breezy campaign sheet will render effective service during the Scott Act campaign.Concerning agricultural exhibitions it says with truth ; \u201cThe agricultural exhibitions at Stanstead Plain, Coaticook and Ayer\u2019s Flat, were remarkable for the sobriety which characterized them.At the county exhibitions during the years when licensed liguorwas retailed, disorderly scenes were always anticipated and never failed to manifest themselves.This fall only one or two cases of intoxication were noticed, and both at Coaticook and Ayer\u2019s Flat the liquor seller was captured hy Alliance officers.So much for the Scott Act.At Sherbrooke liquor was freely sold at two establishments on the exhibition grounds.Chief of Police Davidson stated to the rejiorter of a Montreal paper that these stands occasioned the ]M>lice considerable work and that on several evenings the lock-up had been fille«l with rare-takers more or less intoxicated.Drunken men abounded on the streets of Sherbrooke ; the hotel bar rooms were crowded and the revels of the riotous drunkards rang through the buildings.it was a notorious fact that young men from various parts of Stanstead county, who are uniformly sober when at home, returned from Sherbrooke intoxicated, many of them behaving in the moat disgraceful manner on the trains.In the words of a prominent Scott Act supporter, \u201cSherbrooke is a curse to Coaticook !\u201d Why is this ?Simply because there is no Scott Act at Sherbrooke.Those who would choose that the wheel of revolution turn backwards and the Stanstead county fairs become scenes of shame such as those witnessed at Sherbrooke, should speak disparagingly of the Scott Act.\u201d This is not very complimentary to Sherbrooke agricultural exhibitions, but it enables us to \u201csee ourselves as others see us.\u201d ________________\tI If you are billioua or have indigestion sick headache or dizziness, try Baxter\u2019s Mandrake Bitters, used instead of pills; they cure constipation.Price 26c.per bottle.For sale by professional (Cards.I\u2019ll Y*I4 1A.VS.l\\4>KT11 1 NGTON A WORTHl.\\«UI4>.\\ RHY-SIOIANS A aURGEoNS.K.I).Worthington, M.D., Montreal Street.A.NomusYg Worthington, M.D., Corner of Court and Commercial Streets\t19 11.V.RU4JU.SI.»., Vie in ber College 1}i> sici ,i] « ami Surgeons, Out., Licentiate \u201d\t\u201d\t*\u2022 Quebec.Uttice : At Hotel, Massawippi.Connected by téléphoné.\tIy9* UK.U.W.FUWKHS, SI.1».C.SI.Oftice at Waterville Hotel, WATKRVILLE, P.Q Ailorueyn.la.as L.rtsslll.A CAffc, ADVUCATKa.tUItTKY Ovrica UUIUDINO, aHRRBRUuKR, P.Q sA.ttasiAAU, It t Kl> A KKA.N5.lt, u v oUATKS, ONICM.\u2019S Hl.OCK, aiiPlRiiHOOKE, P.Q Money to Loan on good security.5.AtVKKA< K A S1WKK1.*», ADVOCATES, BAKK1STEKS, ETC.Osvicxs : DROL\u2019a tinoex, SHKUBHOOKK, i\u2019.Q.I.D.1.AWRRNCN, M\tR.W.MoRR1»,U A.L.1.1I JLlTMoney to Loan ou First Mortgage.\u2022'Sfiv »¦ V N> I.HK\\ A MKl.VKNA, ADVOCATES, Odell\u2019s Block, Sherbrooke, P.Q.L.K.Pannnton.\tH.W*.Muovxna.J.l.KsrSlAKU,\tA«lvoc«i.o rriNvii.i.»:, ADVOCATE, OrncBs\u2014Long\u2019s New Brick Building, Sherbrooke, P.Q.Branch Office open at Magog every Mouday.JHN RICHARD, LL L , Advocate, ODELL\u2019S BLOCK, SHERBROOKE Branch ( Hi ce open every Mouday at Richmond K K.J4UI .\\«*4>X, AtlvocHlr.MAGOG, P.Q.!.E.4\u2019 II A It 1141 Si N El., EE.IS , ADV CATE .Hyndman\u2019s Block, - Sherbrooke, P Q.D.C.KOHEKT.SON.It.C.E., ADVOCATE, Odell\u2019s Block, Sherbrooke, P.Q.\u2022ION E.TEKK1EE, H.t.E.- H E K BROOKE and STANSTEAD PLAIN office in Odell\u2019s Block, Sherbrooke.UEEANUEK A GENENT.V O C A T E S AND ATTORNEYS.0 .ceiu TwoseBlock, Wellington Street.Shkrbrookx, P.Q.\u2019.Belanonr.L.L.M.\tJ.E.Genest.fetciil InIn.tt.E.W.DOWE1N, DENTIST.Office in Tuck\u2019s Black, Sherbrooke.t.».If Y > DM AN, Nnrtreon Dentist.Commercial Square.Sherbrooke, SnrveyurM.\\ W m K It K JIM 54 ROVINCIAL LÂND SURVEYOR Office aud residence, Moore Street, Sherbrooke.N4ITAK1EN.Archambault & Archambault, NOTA Kl ES, BECKETT\u2019S BLOCK, ind Door East of the Merchant\u2019s Bank.26 E.H.WORTHINGTON, EE.K NOTARY PUBLIC A CONVEYANCER.Office in Art Building, in the Square.ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES.M iMfel laaieoiiM.WAETEK 11.Wll.SON, Finn» Tuner, WITH H.C.WILSON, M USIC DEALER, iDEUi\u2019a Buck:k, -\t- Shekbrooks, P.Q.W.ItEED, ORGANIST OE ST.PETER\u2019S CHURCH.Teacher of Singing aud Voice Culture, Pianoforte, Violin and Orgau playing ; also the Theory of Music.D MeMANAM Y A t o., mporters and Dealers iu Foreign and Domestic WINES AND LIQUORS, (Wholesale only) SHERBROOKE, \u2022\t- QUE.0.UcUanamy.\tC.H.Fletcher.JOHN DOEFH1N SOLICITOR OF PATENTS AND GENERAL DRAUGHTSMAN.Office at S.B.Jencke* 4 -km\u2019s, Eactory Street.Orders may be left at ttie jffice of E.B.Worthington, N.P., Odell\u2019s Block, Sherbrooke.SHERBROOKE MARBLE WORKS H.INGRAM J CO., Proprietors.MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, ETC.Shop : Wellington Street., Next to Albion Hotel 1.S.KDGKLL, Jvocal Manager.WM.FAR WELL, Gen.Man.NltRCHANTS\u2019 BîfiK DF CAN IDA.f\u2019ltpUnl |>nlutside and in.It is really a new \u2022uid greatly improved building, with bright airy rooms, handsom.dy furnished and well ventilated, lilt* d with all modern eonvenienees, including hath room, barber shop, etc., the latter in charge of Mr.Peter Miles.Guests will be made as comforta le as at home, and at the ruling rates for regular and transient hoarders.JOSEPH L.COTE, tf-41 PROPRIETOR.E.W.Davies, Builder and General Joiner.Has opened a Shop in the DCMINION SNATH CU\u2019.S FACTORY, where he intends to make «Jobbing Joinery A Specialty, at lowest possible prices.Surface Plaining, Sawing, Preparing and Dressing Lumber, done on shortest notice, with neatness, accuracy and to the best advantage to « ub.omers and at reasonable prices.Note the Stand : Iht)ninum Smith Co's.Ftictonj^ ojtpos-39 tie E.T.Bunk.9TL*»! wti v2.BOSTON & MAINE R.P.PASSUMPSIC DIVISION.\u2018.'?ïFï'jgBf.-' ra in - iBnw>>\t| The Shon and direct Kcute to all Points in New England and New York.MUMM u:.l?'TIM SO C< )MMENCIXG Monday, Nuv.21st, 1887.TRAINS LEAVE SHERBROOKE: 5.in K fJl MAIL, arriving St.Johns .IU A.I?!, bury 9.04 a.m., W.R.Junction 11.45 a.nr.Concord, N.H., 2.4( p.in.Nashua 3 46 p.m , Hoeton 5.00 p m., Worcester 5 37 p.in., Greenfield 3.45 p.m., Springfield 4.50 p.iu., Now York 9.15 p.m.8.ÉC Q Ril NIGHT EXPRESS, arriving ,13 I .Ill, st.Johnsbury 12 58 a.m , W.R.Junction 3 20 a.m., Concord, N.H., 6.60 a.m., Nashua 7.cu a.m.Boston 8.30 a.m., Worcester 9.10 a.m., Greenfield 6.03 a.m., Springfle\u2019d 7.05 a.m., New York 11.45 a, m.9, ft ft »\tMIXED, eounecting at New- .U U A .I«Î \u2022 port with Day Express, arriving in Boston at 5:35.MONA K4'll SI.Ki:PIN« «\u2019Alt, from Sherbrooke through to New York v a Spliugiield, aud Pullman Sleeping Car from Newport to Boston.FROtfl THE S0UTH.™avL Boston 1 p.in., Nashua 2.10, Concord s.lô p.m., NKW YORK 9.15 a.m.Spring-field 1.10 p.in., Greenfield 2 15 p.in.VV' R.Junction, 1 50 p.m., arriving Sherbrooke 9.00 p m.ft Kill T EXl\u2019KKfeft leaves Boston 7 p.m.Nashua 8.l5 p.m.Concord 9.25 p.m., NewYork 4 So p.m., Springfield 8.15 p.m., Greenfield 9.25 p.m , W.R.Junction 12.40 a.in., arriving Sherbrooke 7.4 3 a.m.Monarch Sleeping Cars leave New York 4.30 p.m., for Sherbrooke, and Pullman Sit oping Cars Boston to Newport.N.P.LOVERING, Jb., H.E.FOLHOM, Gen\u2019l Ticket Agent.\tSupt LYNDON VILLE, VT.\u2022ÙS.51\u2019 W.W.MORENCY Ladies\u2019 Fur Jackets, l»cst make, from $25 up.S00 assorted Ladies, Misses, and Children\u2019s Dolman\u2019s, Ulsters and Short Jackets which I am selling very cheap.Masco B aver Hats for children reduced to 10 cents.I have a grand assortment of Feathers, Flowers, Birds and Wings, Cardinal Felt Hats nearly every shipe.Ths best assortment of American Hats in town.The heavy Dress Goods marked 12jc.is an extra bargain.Handsome checked, all wool Dress Goods at 3oc and 35c.Black Cashmere and Crape Goods a specialty.We are still selling 85, $7.50 and $10.according to size.Persons requiring such accommodation, are invited to call and examine them.WM.FARWELL, General Manager.Sherbrooke, 17th Jane, 1887.\ttf-44 THE KEY TO HEALTH.Adthttsiko Rater ok Applioat AO cists Job Print!mg done nestly st fW WHOLE NO-474 To Assist Nature Cn restoring diseased or wasted tissue is all that any medicine ran do.In pulmonary affections, such as Colds, Bron-chjtis, and Consumption, the mucous membrane first becomes intiained, then accumulations form in tbe air-cells of the lungs, followed by tubercles, and, finally, destruction of tbe tissue.It is plain, therefore, that, until the backing cough is relieved, the bronchial tubes cau have no opportunity to heal.Ayer\u2019s Cherry Pectoral Soothes and Heals the iutlamed membrane, arrests the wasting process, and leaves no injurious results.This is why it is more highly esteuieed than any other pulmonary specific.L.D.Bixby, of Bartonsville, Vt., writes: \u201cFour years ago I took a severe cold, which was followed by a terrible cough.I was very sick, and confined to my bed about four months.My physician finally said I was in consumption, and that he could not help me.One of my neighbors advised me to try Ayer\u2019s Cherry Pectoral.I did so, and before I had taken half a bottle was able to go out.By the time I had finished the bottle I was well, and have remained so ever since.\u201d Alonzo P.Daggett, of Smyrna Mills, Mo., writes: \u201c Six years ago, I was a traveling salesman, aud at that time was suffering with Lung Trouble.For months I was unable to rest nights.I could seldom lie down, had frequent choking spells, and was often compelled to seek the open air for relief, f was induced to try Ayer\u2019s Cherry Pectoral, which helped me.Its continued use lias entirely cured me, and, I believe, saved my life.\u201d 3Poetvi).NEW STORE \u2014AT\u2014 Waterville.Th* undersigned beg to announce to their numerous customers and the people generally that they have completed their FALL STOCK OF GOODS and have a good line of Goo Is to select fro.o and at LOW PRICES.A fine lino of 1 >H Y Cir< >01 )!S imported direct from England.Unlock* all the clogged avenues of the Bowels, Kidneys and Liver, carrying off gradually without weakening the system, (ill the impurities and foul humors of the secretions ; at the same time Correcting Acidity of the Stomach, curing Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Headaches.Dizziness.Heartburn.Constipation, Dryness of the Skin, Dropsy, Dimness of Vision, Jaundice, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Scrofula, Fluttering of the Heart, Nervousness and General Debility ; all these and many othev simi.lar Complaints yield to the happy influence of BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.Sample Bottles 10c ; Regular size $L *«¦^1 For sale by all dealers.T* MI I.Bins a CO., Proprietors.Toronto The Last Call.I have come to call on Kitty, But that damsel isn\u2019t in\u2014 \u2018\u2018Gone to grandma s on an errand, Says her sister with a grin : Then this miss\u2014half girl, half woman.With a wholly tomboy air\u2014 Seats herself and disconcerts me With a long and awful stare Does she know what I am thinking As 1 fidget 'neath her look ?Can this damsel read my feelings From my face as from a book ?Then she knows what I have come for, Comprehends the state I'm in, And the pleasure it affords her Quite explains that horrid grin 44 So you want to see my sister '' Says she to me, by-and-by, With a silly little snicker And a twinkle in her eye 44 Yes, I want to see your sister,\u201d Is n.y an-wer, low and faint, And my wits and words torsake me, ( She's enough to vex a saint.) 4* Lots of fellows come to see her,\u201d ( Ijover s heart arrayed in crape) \u2014 Aud the grin with which she says it Would do credit to an ape 4* Harry Jones was here last evening, And he staid, and staid, and staid,\u201d Oh.the cheerful information Furnished by this charming maid t 41 When they said good night I saw 'em li.-re she giggles iu delight, 44 Do you ever kiss my sister When yo i think you\u2019re out of sight ?\u201d Oh, the awful thought that stabs me To the heart\u2014does Kilty Green Let some other fellow kiss her Winn she thinks she isn't see ?4k There comes Kitty.O, good gracious !n With her hand upon hsr mouth To keep back the laugh that shakes her As an earthquake uoes the v)uth.14 Tommy Bro«u is coming with her.Don't you wish you had a gun?\u201d M) ! when 1 have beaux, like Kitty, Won\u2019t I have a lot of fun l\u201d Heartless wretch to laugh at anguish Such as wrings a lover's heart ! Doubt and hope are iu a struggle\u2014 Shall 1 tarry or depart ?Does bewitching Kitty love me.As she's led me to believe, Or is she a flirt, delighting Tom, Dick, Harry to deceive ?44 Oh, my goodness, did you see that ?\u201d Cries this damsel, wonder-eyed Not a word have l to utter\u2014 Doubt has conquered, love has died.Where's my fancy for lier sister ?It has vanished in a trioe, For behind the lilac bushes Tommy Brown had kissed her twice 441 must go,\u201d I say ; \"good evening,\u201d Aud make a swift retreat To the music of a snicker That is an' thing but sweet ; And l cross the threshold conscious Of a nameless little pain\u2014 Is it wrath, or in it sorrow ?\u2014 To a giggled 44 Call again.\u201d \u2014Harper's Weekly- Editorial Miseries.Young Wife (very earnestly)\u2014Now, tell me, Charles, in your wild days\u2014 before you married me and settled down\u2014did you ever purchase a dress for another that cost SffOO 1 Husband (sadly)\u2014l am sorry, my dear, to confess to you that 1 did.And although it was so expensive it didn\u2019t wear well, either.Young Wife (ornamented with sad smile)\u2014Of course it makes me sad, Charles, but 1 am glad you are noble enough to confess it, for 1 knew it all the time.You talked of it in your sleep last night.Now, dear, would you mind telling me who it was for Î Husbandfsiniling)\u2014Not in the least.The dress for wfhich 1 paid fc'.MX) was for my paper.The Daily Git There, and the confounded type was so poor that it didn\u2019t last a year and I've got to buy another.Then the naughty fellow got kissed and the domestic horizon was free fnini clouds once more.A Hlul to llou«ekf>*|i«rs Mrs.Robert Williamson, of (ilenila.Parry Sound, Out., says, \u201cI could not keep house without Hagyard's Yellow Oil at hand.I have used it in my family for croup, sore throat, and a cut foot, aud cau highly recommend it to everybody.\u201d\tffwlfi He had Nothing More to Say.\u201c I hate to have you leave us,\u201d said the old father to his daughter, who was about to be married.\u201c Why, father Ï\u201d \u201c Because I cannot help having some apprehensions about your future.\u201d \u201c But you know there is very rarely a wedding without a Miss-giving.\u201d And then her old father parted from her without a murmur.In n Itreiwirul limit 11 ion.Hattie E.Manthorn, of Mill Village, Ont., says, \u201cMy cough was dreadful, I could not sleep at nights on account of it, but when 1 used Hagyard\u2019s Pectoral Balsam I had rest and was quickly cured.\u201d All druggists sell this invaluable cough remedy.3wl(> A Cook\u2019s Blunder.Omaha Dame to Jane\u2014Our guest, Mr.de Hunter, complains that you chopped up his decoy ducks for kindling.New Conk\u2014-It wasn\u2019t for kindling, mum.I thought they was a pair of chickens your husband sent home, an\u2019 I was trying to cut them, mum.\u201c Of all things ! Where was it you said you said you worked before you came here ?\u201d \u201cAt Mrs.DeStyle\u2019s boarding-house, mum.\u201d She Knew the Text.W ife\u2014\u201c 1 was so amused in church this morning ; when the plate was passed to that pert little Miss Smith, she lustily put her hand in her pocket and then shook her head and turned as red as fire.She had evidently for gotten to bring any change.She looked awfully mortified and 1 was glad of it.\u201d Husband\u2014\u201cWhat was the text?\u201d Wife\u2014\u201c It was from Matthew.\u2018 Whatsoeverye would that men should do to you do ye even so to them.\u2019 Mr.Goodman was unusually effective.\u201d How the Twelve Died.St.Matthew is supposed to have suffered martyrdom, or was slam with the sword at the City of Ethiopia, in Egypt.St.Luke w'as hanged upon an olive tree in Greece.St.John was put into a caldron of boiling oil at Rome and escaped death.He afterward died a natural death at Ephesus, in Asia.St.Janies the (Treat was beheaded at Jerusalem, St.James the Less was thrown from a pinnacle or wing of the temple, and then heathen to death with a fuller\u2019s club.St.Philip was hanged up against a pillar at Hierapolis, a city of Phrygia.St.Bartholomew was flayed alive by the command of a barbarous king.St.Andrew aas bound to a cross, whence he preached unto the |>eople until he expired.St.Thomas was run through the body with a lance, at Coromandel, in the East Indies.St.John was shot to death with arrows.St.Simeon Zealot was crucified in Persia.St.Matthias was first stoned and then beheaded.St.Barnabas was atoned to death by the Jews at Salania.St.Paul was lie bead at Rome by the tyrant Nero.\u2014 The Emngelut.The American Agrieulrist For December, 1887.closes it* volume with a most attractive entertaining Christmas number, scribing and illustrating the varioua customs of celebrating Christmas in many lands, in olden as well as in modern times, quarantine Commis sioner David NY.Judd contribute* i profusely illustrated description of thi New York Quarantine Establishment and its management.Joseph Harris urges fanners to grow their own sugar; Seth Green relates his experience# in cross-breeding of fish ; P.W.Reasoner gives an account of cocoa nut culture in Florida, illustrated by a full-page engraving (by Mueller); Prof.Chas.E.Bessey, Peter Henderson, and forty other well-known writers, representing twenty States and Territories, Canada, England, Germany, France and Indiu.Fifty-five engravings, representing various farm animals, plans of buildings, new implements and labor aaving appliances, new fruit* and planta, home adornments, etc., embellish this number.A leading feature is a description, by Chester P.Dewey, of (\u2022en.Ulysses S.Grant as a Farmer, accompanied by a large, lieautiful plate engraving of his early farm home.The Household, and Boys' and Girla* columns are even more interesting and entertaining than usual ; and in the Humbug Department various old and new frauds are fearlessly excised.Price $1.50 per year, English or German ; Single numbers, 16 cents.Address American Ayricnlturist, 761 Broadway, New York.A petrified fish found on the top of a mountain in Oregon 3,000 feet above the level of the sea, is alsiut 17 £ inches long and 0 inches through the widest or thickest part.The outlines of the tail are |iertect, and the small rib bones are as distinct as though they had just been placed there.The upper and lower tins are also plainly seen, and the head has just retained its shape.The vertebral column is also clearly defined.It is not unlike our codfish.\"1 wonder what #ort of a person the \u201cJohn's \u201d Idea of Insurance.Our CaiiiMllMn Milk Indnntry is prosperous.The great difficulty to be contended with is the low grade of goods required.In nothing is this more apparent than in the comparatively small article of sewing silks.The great demand iu Canada seems to be for cheap quality, buyers forgetting that a cheap thread must necessarily be a fine A con sequent!}\u2019 a weak one.Messrs.Belding, Paul A Co.make three grades of spool silk ; cf these different qualities the poorest one has by far the largest sale, at the same time they constantly hear ot co nplaints of poor sewing silk.If ladies will take tbe trouble to ask for Belding Paul A Go\u2019s own brand, and tee that their name it on each end of each spool, they will he sure of getting the best made.tt Opera Versus Prayer-Meetings.Man\u2014My Gracious ! We\u2019ll be late.Get your things on.Wife\u2014My dear, it\u2019s raining pitch-forks and the wind is blowing a hurricane.\u201c We have strong umbrellas.\u201d \u201cMy dress will bo ruined.\u201d \u201c Wear your waterproof.\u201d \u201cAnd you know you have a cold.\u201d \u201c I can wear rubbers ; 1 wouldn\u2019t miss that opera for-\u201d \u201c Opera ! This is not opera night ; it\u2019s prayer-meeting night.\u201d \u201cOh! 1 wonder if our preacher thinks people are idiots enough to stir out of the house such a night as this.\u201d A P»«tma*tor's Opinion.I have great pleasure in certifying to the usefulness of Hagyard\u2019s Yellow < )il,\u201d writes D.Kavanagh, postmaster, of Umfraville, Ont., \u201chaving used it for soreness of the throat, burns, colds, etc., 1 find nothing equal toit.\u201d3wl(i She Would be Equal casion.to the 0c- \u201cCiara,\u201d he said tenderly, \u201c if business reverses should come to me after we are married, and we should get to be very, very poor, would your love for me grow less ?\u201d \u201cNever, George,\u201d replied the noble girl.\u201cAnd could you go into the kitchen, dear, and make a loaf of bread with those dainty little hands ?\u201d \u201c You are very nice to say such a pretty thing about my hands, but, George, love, don\u2019t be fo dish about the bread.Why, 1 would send one of theservautsaroundto thehaker's for it.\u201d Don\u2019t let that cold of yours run on.You think it is a light thing.But it may run into catarrh.Or into pneumonia.Or consumption.Catarrh is disgusting.Pneumonia is dangerous.Consumption is death itself.The breathing apparatus must be kept healthy and clear of all obstructions and offensive matter.Otherwise there is trouble ahead.All the diseases of these parU, head.An insurance agent called on Wong Fat yesterday, but the laundryman could not understand the theory of insurance.Later in the day Wong discussed the matter with Loo Fun.\u201c 'Spose me get house suled.him burn down, how muchee me lose ?\u201d \u201c You lose nothing.You in ake heap money\u2014thousan dolla.\u201d Wong Fat laid down his opium pipe in astonishment.\u201c Me make one thousan dolla he asked.\u201c Yeh.You make one thousan dolla easy.You say the wassus cost heap money\u2014one thousan dolla.You sule the wassus one thousan dolla, all lite.Bymeby wassus You got thousan dolla.\" \u201c You foolee me too Fun.\u201d \u201c Me no foolee.\u201d Wong Fat threw his pijie in the washtuh and started for the door.\u201c Wha fo you go to see ?\u201d inquired Loo Fun.\u201c Me go buy gallon coal oil, couple hunch matches,\u2019\u2019 replied the candid washman.\u201c You heap bette wait get him wassus suled,\u201d remarked Loo Fun.\u201c You bette buy couple mo wassus lite away.\u201d \u201c You heap big head.Loo Fun,\u201d replied the ambitious washman, admir-ingly.\u201cYou sabbee heap muchee and he postponed his trip to the oil store and started off\u2019 to rent some first-class subjects for cheap fire on prominent parts of Kearny and Market Streets from Sol Heydenfclt and Millionaire Barron.per editor is\u201d frequently is said by the interested reader of many a publication.Editors are so often impersonal or inaccessible creatures, that it is hardly unreasonable if people wonder as to their very existence.The Decern lier number of GoJey\u2019t Duly'» Hook furnishes a notable instance of departure from old customs iu the matter of the relation of editor to readers.It introduces to a wide circle of families, extending all over the United States and part of Canada, the editor of the Lady't Hook, the sketch being quite photographic in iU «ocuraty, but endued with a sparkle which makes it exceedingly life-like.Those who have wondered just what the gifted \u201cJenny June\u201d is like will greatly enjoy what Mr.Wilson has written.For Christmas literature this number is indeed rich.There are several spicy Christmas stories, a valuable article on Christina greens, some practical directions for Christmas dinners, and sundry wise suggestions as to Christmas presents.The poetical contributions are unusually worthy of mention, particularly the \u201cHappy Message\" with its choice illustrations.No lady who want* to dress well can afford to be without the fashion intelligence given and illustrated so fully in the number, London and Baris correspondence will be prized by all readers, and so w ill the Home Hints, Chat alwiut Women's Affairs and fifty other things of which burn down, limited space forbids present mention.muchee.Loo Information wa# received#! *H that the two half-breeds, Gabbe and Racette, accused of the murder of Mcljeish, who have been extradited from the United States, have arrived at Regina.As there was some talk about an attempt on the part of some to effect a rescue on American territory, the 1 nited States Government ordered a cavalry escort from Fort Benton U> the boundary, where they were met by a squad of Mounted Police.Harper\u2019s Magazine.In the present December issue Harper's Mayazine excels even the brilliant prestige of its previous Christmas numbers as a holiday feast of entertaining reading and sumptuous illustrations.Every article and story complete in itself, and there is a profusion of illustrated short stories.The Christinas idea predominates throughout in a most attractive form.The leading article is a charming one on \u201c Old Garden Flowers,\u201d by F.W.Burbidge, of the Dublin Botanical Gardens.It is written in the delightful spirit of a disciple of Flora, telling the beauties of his beloved friends, and the fond description is enhanced by Alfred Parsons\u2019s faithful illustra lions.Edwin A.Abbey's share in the banquet is a generous one, being a series of ten large illustrations for the exquisite poem by W.M.Praed, portraying \u201cThe Vicar\u201d of two generations ago.\u201c Pauline Pavlovna\u2019\u2019 is a powerful dramatic poem by T.B.Aldrich, the scene of which is laid in a Russian masquerade ball.Reinhart illustrates the critical points of the plot by two full page drawings.The most signal feature of the Number is a colored plate of American gems, illustrating an important article on \u201c Precious Stones in the United States,\u201d by George F.Kunzr.Will Carleton contributes a vigorous poem called \u201c The Convict^ Christmas Eve,\u201d which is illustrated on \u201c Anthony of Padua\u201d is accompanied by an engraving.The remarkable group of illustrated short stories comprises \u201c Inja,\u201d beautifully illustrated.His \u201c Day in Court,\u201d \u201c Captain Santa CDua,\u201d a Frontier Christmas story, illustrated Annie Laurie,\u201d a thrilling store of the Massachusetts stone quarries, illustrated \u201cCraddock\u2019s Heldest,\u201d the the story of a Dindon waif, also illustrated.Mr.Howells\u2019s farce, \u201c Five Oclock lea, is a fresh, sparkling dialogue.The usual variety of attractions in the departments assumes a bounteous holiday character.The Easy Chair and Editor'., Study are dressed in a new suit of larger type, like the body of the magazine.The Chriatinas Reminiscences of Mr.Curtis are an extremely pleasing discourse.\u2022 Howells continues his discusvion upon the criterion of true literature.Mr.Warner offers some quaint suggestions concerning Christmas attentions to the rich.The Drawer contains also a long contribution from Mark Twain in the form of \u201c A Petition to the Queen of England,\u201d and a humorous illustrated musical Drama by Edward Everett Hale.Experts say that curtains and fine laces can be made of malleable iron or steel.At the Contennial Exhibition a piece of steel rolled by a mill in Pittsburgh was so thin that it weighed less than a book leaf and could be blown off the hand easier than paper the steel lace Advice to Mothers.\u2014Areyoudis-turbed at night and broken of your I rest by a sick child suffering and crying with pain of Cutting Teeth ! If so send at once and get a bottle of \u201cMrs.Winslow\u2019s Soothing Syrup\u201d for Child- i ren Teething.Its value is incalculable.It will relieve the poor little I sufferer immediately.Depend upon! it, mothers ; there is no mistake about it.It cures Dysentery and Diarrhiea;I regulates the Stomach and Bowels,! cures Wind Colic, softens the Gum*,! reduces Iiiflamiiiation, and gives tone and energy to the whole system.\u201cMrs.Winslow \u2019s Soothing Syrup\u201dfor children I teething is pleasant to the taste and is the prescription of one of the oldest I and best female physicians and nurses] in the United States, and is for sale br] all druggists throughout the worldLj Price twenty-five cents a bottle.Be sure and ask for \u201cMrs.Winslow's} Soothing Syrup,\u201d and take no other] kind.\t_____ ly26 George Kennan's second paper onl the present condition of Russia will appear in the December Century, and is entitled \u201c Prison Life o \u2019 the Russian Revolutionists.\u201d In this paper Mr.f Kennan explains with great detail the! methods of the Russian Government] in the matter of the arrest and imprisonment of the Revolutionists.After! giving incidents of the most heart-j rending character, Mr.Kennan says \u201c It is not my purpose, in setting forth j this and other similar facts, to justify the policy of the \u2018 terrorists,\u2019 nor to] approve even hy implication the resort] to murder as a means of tempering] desjMitism ; but it is my purpose to] explain, so far as I can, certain morbid] social phenomena.\u201d CONNCMPTION ( I Ri:i> An old physician retired from prac-] tice, having had placed in his hands by] an East Indian missionary the formulai of a simple vegetable remedy for the] speedy and permanent cure of Con-] sumption.Bronchitis,Catarrh, Asthma] and all Throat and Lung Affections, also] jRisitive and radical cure for Nervous] Debility and all Nervous Complaints, [ after haring tested its wonderful live powers in thousand \"f conch hasfeltl it his duty to make it known to his suf-feringfellowa.Actuated by this motive] and a desire to relieve human suffering, ] I will send free of charge, to all whol desire it,this recipe in German, French] or English with full directions for pre-J paring and using.Sent by mail by ad- ] dressing with stamp, naming this] W.A.Noyes, 149, Eower'tk paper, Block Rochester, N.Y.October 21, 1886.same size.The rhiets for no»»\tk, i.i.V 4-,-, | wju rolled down to a low gauge and suitable for ladies\u2019 and children\u2019s un can be delightfully and entirely cured by the use of Boschee\u2019s German Syrup.If you don t know this already, thousands and thousands of people can tell you.They have been cured by it, and \u201c know how it is, themselves.\u201d Bottle only 75 cents.Ask any druggist-\ttf-6 derwea-, and perhaps for trimming hats, wraps and dresses.*** Only 50c for one lb.package of Old Virginia or Cut Plug, at H.Fortier\u2019s, 113 Wellingston St.The American Atujler, is the of a 26 page monthly devoted as it\u2019s name denotes to fish, fishing and fish culture.It is a very interesting pub lication to any who desire to read good article on fishing and fish culti with records of noted catches by ^enthusiastic fishers, etc.Price S3 year.Address The Anglers Publishing Company, 252 Broadway, Ne» York.___________ ___________ The Illustrated Dmdon News Nov.19th (American edition) ha* full page illustration of the arrest Mr.Wilfed Blunt at the Woodfc meeting, Ireland,\u2014and two scenes i curring on the same occasion, Cathedral, and numerous other i ing illustrations.The letter deals with the current events of day.This edition is issued simult eously with the London edition reaches its readers on this side the lantic much quicker in consequence The place to get the newest < in Invitation and Programme at the Examinee office.¦i.\u2014 i ii \u2014 ONLY COPY AVAILABLE f 33 WEEKLY EXA1 IK1 Q., FEIDAÏ.1887.f ACT EBIDAY BTenin?l»»i.JLiV/O X .the O.T.R Depot end Stteet, a GOLD HKAD of a CASK, with the Owner\u2019* name engraved thereon.ït>« Will be suitably rvwarded by leaving ?* at tr.office or at the residenceot \u201e .\tnr.K 3wl4\tJAMES A.flOBOOK _________S\u201c\u2018!c,:S: woTioi:.rrmv Annual Meeting of the Sherbrooke Turf 1 Club wiU be held on TlIEbDAY the fth of DM&.MHLK, I8b7, at 8 o\u2019clock p tn., in the Oftv Council Boom, to receive statement of its 'liabilities and to consider the best means of nrevidiog for them.By order\t___ p\tN.T.DUSSAULT, 3W14\tSecretary.tE|je ^-raminct Public Notice IS HEREBY GIVEN that all persons indebt ed to the estate of the Ute H.M.Rider and the late firm of I.B.* H.M.Rider, also al persons having claims against the same are hereby requested to settle with the .undersigned , within THIRTY DAYS from date.MRS H.M.RIDER, Tutrix.T.B.RIDER, Subrogate Tutor Nov.tft, 1887.\t3wl4 Fitch Bay, |J LU\u2019 NOTI E is-herebv given that the 1 OKI» R A'l ION of the lillV ol -IH.K BhO 'dEwill make application to tne laigis-lature «f the Province of Quebec at its next ses* sum for Amendment to the Ci\u2019y Charter.Wal.oRI KEITH, Sec.-Treas.Sherbrooke, Nov.9,1887.\t2mosl3 Public Notice.TH K undeisiKoed gives notice that at the « xt session of the laegisUtuie he will make application to the Parlianient of the Province of Quebec for the passing of an Act authorizing the Her of the Province to admit him to the practice of law, after examination.KKMI TREMBLAY.Sherbrooke, Rtb October, lb87.\ttf-10 'VrOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 1:1 Eastern Townships Agricultural Association will not be responsible for any debts contracted, imless under a written order signed by F.P BUCK, chairman of Executive Committee or the undersigned, til\tR.H.T Y LKK, Sec.-Treas.(3 Wanted at Once.ONE HUNDRED MEN to make ties end work ia the lumber w khIs.Good wages given.Also heavy teams tor hauling.Wages thirty to forty dollars per month.JAS.J.DOHERTY' Sherbrooke.Nov.luth, 1887\t3wl5 YV ANTED\u2014A Cook and Housemaid at Len-noxville.Applv to MRS.J.A READY, 12\tMerchants Bank.\\\\TANTED\u2014A GOODD GENERAL SER-f f VANT, one who can cook.Apply to Mrs.J.R.sMcBain, t^teen St\ttf-5 Wanted.V GENERAL SERVANT who understands cooking.Apply to Mrs.Jas.F.Morkill Commercial Street.\ttf 4 gent House to Rent./CONTAINS 10 rooms, good cellar, water, etc., \\J on Peel St.Poascssio \\ 1st November For full particulars apply to F X.IIAIN 4, at City Grist Mill.\ttf-11 To Let.ONE 2] STOREY BRICK HOUSE containing rooms, al> in good repair, with barn, carr age house and shed attached, situ ated 2 miles from the city on a go >d road.For farther particulars, etc , apply t ) tr-io\tMcDonald bros.Ktoi*e to ent IN EAST HATLEY.A NICE business stand, well adapted for Fancy Goods trade, and a graud opening for the Miliinery and Gro cry business Possession 1st October.Addr» a* E.W.PARKER, Martinviile.\ttf-7 fTAl LCT-The house occupied by Mr.R.S.Jc KNIGHT on Portlind Avenue.1 ^HF.37 I%> COFFER HOJ^K Apply to S v 7^ a l*».UTATIR COW 1 M.Uuul Sj tf 16 R MAC HINERY with Board ws.Appiy to COL KING.Shingles.IWVik PRIME CEDAR SHINGLES IM Mr just received by he SMITH KINS MANUFACTURING CO., and for Enquire at the office.\ttf-15 FOR SALE.LOT No.15 in the 6th Range of Orford, 2r»o acres About 20»,000 feet of spruce on the lot, well timbered, contains good, tie timber.Also, about 2'Ml cords of wood, hard and soft.Apply to NY.VIMES BRO^., Sherbrooke.tf-14 FOR SALE.( lOOD SECOND HAND SAFE, cheap.Ad-Jf dress 3wl3 Box 216, Sherbrooke.Farm for Sale.A FARM of 75 acres, situated on the Spring Road, about seven miles from this city and four miles from the Village of Lennoxville.About 15 acres cleared, balance well wooded with raixud heavy timber.Will he sold at a bargain.For full particulars apply to H.A.ODr.LL, or to WILLIAM .1 LEE.Auctioneer, 4wl3*\tLennoxville.\tSherbrooke.FOR SALE.HOUSE and LOT cn Factory Street, Sherbrooke, with about ll,oer on \u201c Canada : Its Extent and Resources,\u201d by D.E.Cameron, Esq., together with numerous other articles.New subscribers to the Methodist Magazine for 1888 will receive the December number free.Grip\u2019s Comic Almanac For 1888 has been received, and is certainly a credit to the publishers.The six calendar pages are from designs by J.W.Bengough, and the whole series are about the best specimens of caricature drawing that we have yet seen from the pen of this clever artist.A.H.Howard, W.Bengough and other artists contribute sketches\u2014a series of pictures illustrating the House that Hash Built being particularly good, while the reading matter throughout is even better than has appeared in previous years.The price is only 10 cents a copy, and you can get it at the bookstores or send direct to Grip Office, Toronto.There is no doubt about the honest worth of Ayer\u2019s Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier.Thousands who have been benefited by its use, will attest its virtues.This remedy cures liver and kidney complaint, and eradicates every trace of disease from the system.The Inverness Review mentions the possibility of a railroad being run through that township provided a bonus of $100,000 be forthcoming.It says that a syndicate has been formed to build the road, with Hon.J.H.Pope as principal.Waterville.Quebec Troubles.MOBS COLLECT TO STOP \u201cSALVATION ARMY \u201d PARADF-S.The ancient Capital is having another agitation over the \u201c Salvation Army \u201d question which threatens to develop into serious trouble unless cooler counsels prevail.The trouble has a tendency to a war of races, the English speaking community siding with the defenceless females of the \u201cArmy \u201d and the French students opposing.The streets have been paraded nightly by large numbers of men, evidently well organised, but fortunately the police have been able to deal with them thus far, and the authorities are determined to maintain older.The following despatch shows, however, that there is a feeling of alarm pervading the city : \u201cQuebec, November 29.\u2014The outlook for to-morrow night at present is very dark.If the Salvation Army persists in its determination to parade many people believe there will be blood shed.The opponents of the army had meetings on the Terrace and in Jacques Cartier square last night, at which very violent speeches were made, and they claim to be able to bring together a vast crowd to prevent the army parading.The excitement over the matter was increased to night by unconfirmed, and probably false rumors that B Battery and the Eighth Royals had been ordered to hold themselves in readiness, and that friends of the Salvationists in the West were coming here to protect them.The courts are preparing warrants for the arrest of parties implicated in the late disturbances.Some prominent citizens are among the batch.A test case against the army will also be tried.L\u2019Evénement says to-night that it is time that the Salvation Army was put down, and asks can the occupying of public streets and business be withstood any longer.It calls upon the mayor to take immediate steps to stop the cause of the trouble.The amount of damage done to trade is incalculable, almost every wholesaler complaining of cnlcellation of orders.\u201d Mr.David\u2019s Protest.L\u2019Electeur, to-day, publishes a noble letter from Mr.L.O.David, M.P.P.for Montreal-East, protesting the brutality of the French Canadians of Quebec towards the Salvation Army as opposed to the spirit of Christianity and destructive of Quebec\u2019s reputation and interests, and urging moderation and tolerance on their part, because the honor of Quebec not only concerns itself, but the whole nationality of which it was the cradle.L\u2019Electeur introduces the communication with the remark that whatever prejudices the patriotic writer who immortalized thi'memory of the patriots of 1837 may run counter to, his frank language will be received with respect even by those who do not share his views.The tea meeting at the Congregational Church was held on Wednesday evening, Nov 23rd, John McIntosh Esq., M.P.P.in the chair.Address of welcome by the Pastor Rev.G.Purkis.Excellent tea was provided by the ladies.Interesting and instructive addresses were delivered by Rev.J.Kines (Methodist) J and Rev.A.Lee (Presbyterian), both ! of Sherbrooke.A letter from Rev.! Dr.Barnes (Congregational) was re- 1 ceived expressing regret at not being able to be present.The choir under | the careful training and leadership of Miss Duane, acquitted themselves well,rendering several anthems, duets, and solos in excellent sQle, Mrs.R.Freeland piesiding at the organ.The evening being tine with moonlight; and the roads good, all conspired to make the meeting a success, being the largest gathering at a similar meeting since the church was built, it being filled to its utmost capacity.The proceeds from the sale of tickets amounted to $58.80.The congregation have recently repainted the church, and made considerable repairs about the Parsonage holdings.1 learn that Messrs Geo.Gale & sons have rented the shops they now occupy, to be taken possession of as soon as their new factory is completed, by Mr.F.Sleeper of Coaticook, son of Wright Sleeper, who proposes putting up a foundry and opening a machine shop, and Mr.Wilson of Coaticook, talks of putting in machinery to manufacture doors and sash.The department of Justice has issued a warrant for the extradition of M.J.Byrne, in custody at Chatham, Out., on a charge of arson.Byrne is a Chicago butcher, and is wanted there for setting fire to his shop to get the insurance.Hon.Thos.White, Minister of the Interior, has decided that North-West settlers will be given three years from January 1st, 1888, to pay up their pre-emptions in three equal instalments.According to previous arrangements, payments were to have been made in full on January 1st next.!«c,o!!_8aic§.\tAdm-vtiseMimU BY JOHN J.GRIFFITH.AUCTIOIV -ON- Tuesday, December 6th, 1887.The undersigned has received instructions from MR.GfiRSHOM ROLFE, who has sold his FARM to sell by Public Auction at said farm AT DOMINION LIME CO\u2019S PROP-ERTY, DUD6WELL, Without reserve : ] five year old Mare, goed driver and worker ; 1 two-year old Sore! Colt, very large and extra Colt, 1 Y'oke Oxen, 5 yrs old, nice pair and good workers, 3 Milch Cows in Calf ; 1 Farrow Cow, 1 very extra yearling Ball, 10 young Sheep.Djuble Wagon, new Ox Cart, double Sled, Ox Med, team Harnesses, Mowing Machine, nt-arly new.Horse Rake, Fanning Mill, Spring Tooth and Iron Harrow?, site hill aud iion Plows, Farming Implements and Tools, etc.ALSO : A quantity of good Hay, 450 Sap Buckets, Heaters, Pans, Draw Tubs and Holders, etc.Ever thing must be sold\u2014no reserve.TKKHN Under $10, cash ; $10 to $\">0, six months ; over $50, twelve months with approved notes at 7 per cent int.Sale at 10 o'clock a.m.JOHN J.GRIFF TH, Iwl6\tAuctioneer -AND- iSLEICHS! SLEIGH Sale of Fancy Goods, ¦Will be pi Ten by the YOUNG LADIES OF ST.ANDREW\u2019S CHURCH, -IN THE- ART ROOM, Thursday evening, December 15.A good programme will be provided.Doors open at 7 p.m.Sapper served et 9 p.m.ADMISSION 10 CENTS.C.E.T.S.MEETING IN EAST SHERBROOKE.A public meeting of the Church of England Temperance bociety wiU be held in \"The Church of the Advent,,, being the newly erected building of the Church of England, in East Sherbrooke, on Ganandque Carriage 4Jcu) ^clucutiscments.MONDAYEWG.DEC 5,1887.Richmond.The barns, stables and coach house on \u201c Newhurst Grange,\u201d Mr.W.II.Jeffery\u2019s farm near Richmond, were burned to the ground on Sunday evening last.Valuable vehicles and harnesses were destroyed.The loss is partially covered by the insurance.The Rev.Dr.Roe of Lennoxville conducted the services at St.Anne\u2019s Church here on Sunday last.Mr.Cummings has sold his farm and proposes to take up his residence at Sherbrooke.Members of the St.Andrews society visited Danville on Wednesday, where the annual concert was held.Richmond is likely to have the electric light.The price asked is three cents a light per night.If two hundredlights can be guaranteed the company will put in their plant at once.The first sitting of the new commissioners court will be on Monday next.A numbt r of c .ses have been fyled.About one thousand dollars were subscribed last' week towards the fund for the new Presbyterian Church.____Dr.Webber gave a lecture at St.Francis College on Wednesday evening on the subject of \u201cThe Eye\u201d.There was a large temperance gathering in the Town Hall on Tuesday evening to consider the best means of prosecuting the liquor dealers.The speakers were Mr.W.H.Lambly, Mrs.Middleton and resident clergymen.No conclusion was arrived at.A sergent from \u201c B\u201d Battery, Qi^bec is here after recruits.Moe s River.Charles Crosby is very sick, with \u201c Brights disease\u201d of the kidneys- The Ladies Aid association, has procured blinds for the church, and will soon have them adjusted.Rev.J.S.Staples felt flattered when he read in the last Examiner that he held the \u201c close attention\u201d of his audience through an \u201c8(i minute address,\u201d after a bountiful oyster supper.He thinks, however, that thirty-five minutes was intended by your correspondent, instead of eighty-six.Fire at Bolton Centre- Bolton Centre, Que., November 29 \u2014 Messrs.Kirk and Hynes\u2019 carpet lining and stair pad factory was completely destroyed by fire last evening.The employes escaped with difficulty, but nearly all lost their outer garments.The loss to the proprietors is extensive, as the machinery, invented and patented by them, can only be replaced with the greatest difficulty.The building, which was entirely of wood and the property of the Willard estate, burnt with great rapidity, and is a total loss.The Machinery was insured for $1000 ; loss to Hynes & Kirk about $5000 ; to Willard estate, several thousand ; partly covered by insurance.North Hatley.A great amount of sickness has prevailed during the past fortnight.As usual Dr.Leavitt has responded to his many calls and the patients are doing well____Speaking of doctors reminds us of a recent occurrence.A poor man who had sickness in his family telephoned one of our M.D\u2019s.He replied, \u201cI want my pay guaranteed.\u201d What think you of that in a Christian community.Once on a time there lived a doctor who never turned a deaf ear to the calls of the poor.We mean Dr.Solon Shurtleff____ Can it be possible that J.Leclair\u2019s large family must subsist the coming winter on only one dollar a week ; less than one and one half cents for each member per day.No great inducement for poor people to come to Hatley.The school children seem well pleased with the prizes offered in this and the Abbot district and are trying to rival each other in good conduct- Mrs.Gad about brings tidings of a coming wedding \u2019 \u2019 \u2018 \u2019 Several of our temperance workers attended the Alliance meeting at Ayer\u2019s Flat.The Church was well filled.Much interest was manifested in the various topics discussed.Mr.Wadleigh was retained by a large majority.Bolton Centre.The warm weather has settled the beautiful snow but there is enough left to stand another thaw quite as.heavy as the present.At the last meeting of the school Commissioners for East Bolton with F.P.Channel in the chair, that body voted to give eighty dollars to help the model school at the Centre.So much for having the right man in the right place.On Tuesday evening 22nd ult.the Rev.Mr.Smith (Methodist) delivered a lecture in the Methodist Church at the Centre to a fair sized and attentive audience.The subject was \u201cFrom Canada to Kent,\u201d and proved both interesting and instructive, the audience being highly pleased.The last but not the least of the evening\u2019s entertainment was a short and appropriate speech by the Rev.Mr.Chambers, pastor of the English Church at the Centre.To see the friendliness that existed between the two preachers was good for sore eyes.A meeting of the Quarterly Official Board of the Fitch Bay mission in connection with the Methodist Church was held at Fitch Bay, Nov 22nd.At that meeting, being the first held since the death of Mr.Hamilton M.Rider, who was a member of the Board, a motion was brought forward and unanimously carried to the effect that we as a board express our deep sympathy with the widow of the deceased with the great loss with which she and her family have met, and also that we as a board feel very greatly the absence of him whose presence lately in our midst and whose lively interest in the cause with which he here stood identified, were a source of encouragement and inspiration to us all.Signed in behalf of the Board.S.R.Brown.ROYAL TEMPLARS OF TEMPERANCE.I^nlYlie IVIeeting- -ON- MONDAY NIGHT, DEC.5th, AT 8 O\u2019CLOCK\u2014CITY HALL.SPEAKERS\u2014W.W BUCHANAN, of Hamilton < Dominion Ccunciilor) ; DK.FAIR-FIELD, ot Cleveland U-, aud other distingiuah-td visitors.The Dr.illustrates his addresses, thus Reaching the Soul through \u2018'Eye gate\" as well \u201cEar-gate.\u201d All temperance organizations especially invited.Collection to meet expenses DR.FAKIRFIELD will lecture in the same place on TUESDAY EVENING.Subject: \u201cr e Man that Rum Makes,\" drawn to life with chalk.ADMISSSION :\tGents, 15c., Ladies, 10c 2 Addresses wil be delivered by the REV Pa W OOLSTUN, and others aud other enter-tsinment.EVERYONE INVITED.NOTICE QFJEMOVAL.Our customers will now find us in our NEW STORE, in the SQUARE, next the new Poet Office,w ith a stock of WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELERY C.8.HENRY & SON, W ai t c h in n 1c e i* k, LENNOXVILLE, P 0 Best Bargains ever offered in Canada Quality A No.I- PRICES DOWN ! DOWN ! DOWN ! G.A.LeBARON SPLEPIft MANUFACTORY SITE, GROCERIES AT COST!\t\u201c5\"! \u201c.\t8 ** * BANKRUPT STOCK OF- CANADA,\t) Province of Quebec, J District of Saint Francis S The subscribers having bought the stock of MR.F.THOMPSON, arc now retailing it At Whol sale Prices, and in lots to suit purchasers.Having secured it at a considerable reduction in the dollar we are prepared to otfar the same AT A GREAT 1?\\ KG AIN Now is your opportunity to lav in a stock for the winter.Don't miss it.The old stand next door to Library Building- MACDONALD BROS.Dec.1st., 1887.Ths Bell Telephone Company of Canada.Jas.S.Wallace has succeeded MR.S.J.KING as our agent in Sh rbrooke.L.B.MiFARLANE, lw!6\tManager Eastern Division.CANADA\ti Province of Quebec, > District of Saint Francis ) In the Circuit Courts The twenty-first day of the month of November one thousand eight hundred and eighty seven.BEFORE Mr.JUSTICE BROOKS.LOUISA.AUDET, of the Township of Magog in the District of Saint Francis.Notary Public, Pitt iut iff', V8.DAME MARIA ARMGlA DKREY, wife se-l>aree de biens of Joseph A.Lang ois, of the Township of Magog, aforesaid, and the said Joseph A.Lai-glois of ti e same place for the purpose of authorizing his said w ife to ester en justice, Defendant.Ordered on Plaintiff's motion that Defend au ta appear within two months from the last publication of said order.By the Court, CABANA & BOWEN, G.L DkLOTTINVILLK, Atty.for Plff.\t2w16 Canada,\t) Province of Quebec, > District of St.Francis.S tn the Circuit Court The twenty-ninth day of the month of November one thousand eight hundred and eighty seven.BEFORE CABANA A BOWEN.HUGH LEONARD, of the Township of Wins low, in the District of Saint Francis, lumber Merchant, PI a int iff, vs.JOSEPH GRENIER, of the Township of Stratford, in said District, Defendant.Ordered on Plaintiff\u2019s motion that D« f ndant do appear in this cause within two months from the last publication of this order.By up, CABANA A BOWEN, J.LEONARD,\tC C.C.Atty.for Plff.\t2wl6 Children Cry for Pitcher\u2019s Castorla.Canada,\tî Province of Quebec, > District of St.Francis.) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.The thirtieth day of November, one thousand eight hundred aud e'ghty-sev.n.No.,11.BEFORE THK Hon.Mr.JUSTICE BROOKS.DANIEL McMANAMY, of the City of Sherbrooke, in the Dittrict of Saint Francis, Trader, Plaintiff', vs.JOHN FRANKLIN COTE, of the Township of DudLwel), in the District of Saint Francis, .\tDefendant.The Defendant having made an abandonment of his property tor the hem fit of his creditors,on the twenty-fourth day of November instant, the creditors of Defendant are ordered to appear before a J udge of this Court at the Court House, in the City of Sherbrooke, on the SIXTEENTH day of DECEMBER instant, at the hour of Elkven of the clock in the forenoon, to give their advice respecting the appointment of a Curator to the said estate and upon all matters that may be legally submitted.The notice of the time and place of said meeting to be inserted once in the Quebec Official Gazette, once in the Weekly Examiner once in Le Progrès de l'Est, one week previous thereto, and the creditors whose names appear in the schedule of creditors to be specially notified of the time aud place of meeting.CABANA A BOWEN, P C.S.C.C.C.J no.LEONARD, Atty.for Plff.\tIw16 Goods ! SEE NEW ADVERTISEMENT IVKNIT AVKEIv.No an.DAME PFIILOMENK LAURENDEAU, of the Township of Magog, in the District of Saint Francis, wife of Joseph Corriveault, of the same place,\tPlaintiff, The said Joseph Corriveault, vs.\tDefendant.An acrion lor separation de biens has been instituted.G.L.DkLOTTINVILLK, Attorney for Plff.Sherbrooke, November 21, 18b7.\t4wift Temparanoe Literatura and Bib\u2019.a Depository.Mrs.M.McKenzie, 20 ('ommerrial Sqnitro, Sherbrooke -D(£A LES IN- DRY GOODS, MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS Stamping and Lu$tre Painting done.Ladi s' and Children's Boots and Shoes.The Liquor Tea Agency.Also agent for the New York Domestic Fashion Co's Celebrated Perfect Fitting Patterns.For Sale or Rent.The undersigned offers that magnificent property situated on the MAGOG RIVKH, adjoining the Jenckes Company Iron Works, kuowu as the Burton Breu)eryl also the large fwooden building with solid floors which is built of extra heavy timber Both buildings are furnished with all the water power required.I also offer for sale or rent the property on east side of Grand Trunk Railway, Melbourne St., adjoining the Spring Brewery property, consisting of two w\u2019ell finished heavy framed buildings; iuclud ng 5 acres of laud A siding will shortly be laid by the Graud Trunk close to buildings.¦Seated Water De par; ment.Will sell at a sacrifie i all th* machinery, cases, etc , bottles appertaining tv this business Sterling Silver Ware! FOR SALE CHEAP.1 pair Oxen, 1 good work Horse, 1 grand Express Sleigh (new), suitable for stage purposes, 1 Express Harness, 1 (Tart Harness, 1 sett light Bobbies, 1 agricultural Boiler (45 gallons), 2 box and double stoves, 1 lot 3u0 bushel ashes.3 horse Collars.- :o: \u2022 COFFEE SPOONS, TEA SPOONS, JELLY SPOONS, SUGAR SHELLS, PIE KNIVES, BUTTER KNIVES, FRUIT KNiVES, NAPKIN RINGS, LA TEST DESIGNS.R.J.Spearing.4 Good Farms.4 good Farms under good state of cultivation, good buildings within few miles of city limits Any one now seeking a farm will find this their opportunity, as 1 am bound to sell at a low figure and on easy terms; first come first served C.H.Fletcher.Public Notice.IJUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that general quarterly meeting of the Municipal Council of the County of Compton will be held at the Council Room in COOKSHIRE, on WEDNESDAY, the 14th day of DECEMBER, instant, at TEN o'clock in the forenoon.A Procès Verbal made by 0.A.Bailey, Special Superintendent, dated October 13th, 1887, annulling any Procès Verbal made and homologated heretofore, establishing a road on the line between the Township of W nit ton aud Wins low, will betaken up and revised at said meet ing at eleven o'clock a.in , and whereas a petition in appeal has been filed in my office, signed by CYRIL GOULLN, against the action of the IxKial Council of Newport, on the 6th day of September last in Homologating a Procès Verbal of a road across his farm, viz.The South West Quarter of lot No.6 in the Second Range of Newport, the Council will take said petition into consideration at ONE o'clock in the afternoon of said meeting.C.A BAILEY, Sec.Treas C.of C Office of the Municipal Council of the County of Compton, Cookshire, Djc.1, 1887.2wl6 WARMTH -AND- S.CARSLEYS AOY T.COMFORT ! Nov.1887.1 Hello, Major,\" said the ju^ge one morning, \u201cI haven't seen you for a week; where have you been ?\u2019\u2019 \u201cBeen home ill as anything,\" replied the nmjor.\u201cYou! Why, you were always as healthy as could he.What in the world made you ill?\u201d \u201cWell, I tried to fiillow some rules on health I saw in the paper.\"\u2014 Tit Bits.NEW PLAID SASH RIBBONS NEW PLAID SASH RIBBONS NEW PLAID SASH RIBBONS NEW MOIRE 6A.SH RIBBONS NEW MOIRE SASH RIBBONS NEW MOIRE SASH RIBBONS NEW BROCADED SASH RIBBONS NEW BROCADED SASH RIBBONS NEW BROCADED SASH RIBBONS With Narrow Ribbons to match, in all color* and widths, at tempting price*.S.CARSLEYS.CHAMOIS LINED VESTS FOR LADIES A GENTLEMEN.4 Ac.per yard for a Satin Ribbon, very suitable for fa cy work.7c.par yard is S- Cars ley\u2019s prices for all shades of Sttin Ribbons.10£c.per yard for a nice wide Satin Ribbon, juat the thing for lane; work.S.CARSLEY.A letter was put into a post office letter-box the other day that had no portage stamp upon it, hut in place of the stamp had the following wiitten on one corn'er of the envelope \u2014\u201cMi Postmaster, don\u2019t charge no pottage on this ; the stamp wouldn\u2019t stick, so I tore the thing up\u201d\u2014Tit Bits.NEW GOODS NEW GOODS NEW GOODS FOR FANCY WORK FOR FANCY WORK FOR FANCY WORK IN PLUSH AND SILK IN PLUSH AND SILK IN PLUSH AND SILK An extrs large assortment of Plnsh Balls, Chenille Flowers, Fancy Cords, Brass Bangles.etc S.CARSLEY.SLIPPER PATTERNS SLIPPER PATTERNS SLIPPER PATTERNS FROM 30c UP FROM 30c UP FROM 30c UP SLIPPER PATTERNS SLIPPER PATTERNS SLIPPER PATTERNS Plain, Raised and Beaded, in Silk and_Wool, all new and Special Designs at S.CABSLEY\u2019S.S.CARSLEY, 765,1767,1769.1771,1773,1775,1777 NOTRE DAME.STREET, MONTREAL.The true defence against cold draughts and damp is declared to be simply A CHAMOIS LEATHER VEST and all else to be a delusion.These garments are extremely desirable this chilly weather, when the body is warmly clad.A gratifying sense of comfort induces courage and cheerfulness, and Chas.Fuller will sell you Chamois Lined Vests twenty-five per cent lower than any other dealer in the city.All sizes kept in stock.CHAS.FULLER \u2014IMPORTER OF\u2014 LADIES & GENTLEMEN\u2019S Chamois Leather Vests, Machinery, Stoves,< REMOVED SMITH-ELKIN, MANUFACTURIN'!! C Have removed their Stove Manufactory and Salesroom, also Uftalrçuttioe, to the Water Power tVs Building.No.SO, Factory St., where, with increased facilities and greater room, they ate prepare.! to «II all orden for their POPULAR STOVES \u2022t ihort notice and at priori that will be found aatisfactory.\t1 hej an* turning out a largr num- ber of btovea which they Inlii vt will comparfl favorably with any atove in the market.Tlioaa in want of a Stove are invited to rail ¦ » Tenders for Wood.TENDERS will be received at the Sheriff \u2019 \u2022 Office up to the 10th day of December next, for the delivery of 160 cords of four feet HARD WOOD at the COURT HOUSE, and 100 corda 4 feet HARD W at the JAII , in the City of SHERBROOKE.\tW.H.WEBB, Swl5\tSheriff.(Svoccvs.-Just received at- TWEEDS ! TWEEDS ! DRESS GOODS.HOSIERY.& GO'S.FRESH FISH RECEIVED REGULARLY.ALL KINDS OF FRUIT IN SEASON.PATRONAGE RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.It.Ï a.\tCo.May 13, 188#.gem ^duevtisements.GIFTS ! IBIU^TJTIIT'TTJL.G-IIT'TS ! 1 CAR CHOICE WINTER APPLES 1 CAR ONIONS.CE N BERRIES, MALAGA GRAPES,ORANGES AND LEMONS, SWEET CIDER, NEW FIGS, PO P COR N, PIGS FEET, TRIPE.ENGLISH CHEDDAR CHEESE.IVOTIOK.J/S3Br*Any person wishing to buy for cash will do well to call on us, see the quality of our gOt.ds and compare prices.House to rent, newly painted and papered.W.H.FULLER & CO.BROOKS\u2019 BLOCK.TELEPHONE NO.4G.R.L PARKER & CO Have resumed business in the OLD STAND, lately ocupied by F.Thompson, where they have a large assortment best GROCERIES PROVISIONS! ELEGANT HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS It will do you good to see this brilliant display of New Novelties ! Something to gratify every taste.Popular tSeleotionw ! Hatisfactor^' r*riees* Ï 117 K with »v*ry parton who road» thi» ad.frtl.rra.nl of our really baautlful arrav of Chn.Una.> T Gift, (of wkioh me cannot boa»t too much! to make a vt.it batwotm now and Chn.tma.S«.our beautiful Noveltia.before buyiug aey Gifu for your friend, and relatione Mind you we do not »ay boy of u., we merely a»k you to eee our good, before you buy eleewhere.Of eouro.we have our own idea, of what you will do after you have carefully impacted our varied Une of pretty attraction.We would adviee our friend, not to put off their .bopping till the lut hurried ru.h whan .took, are reduced, .tore# overcrowded, and when we are too bmy to give you the proper attention wa would with.Drop in early and view onr nobby Chri.tmae Pretente lei.urely and at your eue.Everything favor, the early buyer.Coma early while the nice good, are etill at your di.po.el Come .verybody, all are welcome, and none \u2022 i obliged to buy, J.B.m-BAix, Importer Choice Christmas Gifts.IN THE SQUARE, SHERBROOKE.December 2nd, 1387.GREENTE & SONS COMPANY, dVEOTSTTIRIE jfAL.Straw Goods, N5 FURNISHINGS.NEWEST STYLES SELECTED FOR SPRING TRADE.Agents for Woodrow\u2019s Hats.5.7 to\tStreet, MONTREAL A WORD TO MOTHERS ! AND ALL WHO HAVE THE CARE OF THE SICK.If you wish to ece your iick children or invdi It giin strength rapidly, then on BEEF TEA, -MADE FROM- Johnston's Fluid Beef.CHEAP GASH GROCERY.After four years of business we have come to the conclusion that the only proper way to do business is the CASH SYSTEM, whereby those that pay get the fullest value for tfieir money In the old long credit system those that pay have also to pay for t1 losses mad'» by dishonest buyers, and also the cost of keeping hooks.Wo will sell at a small advance on cost lor cash, and cash only.Commencing Nov.1st.Give us a call, and we will convince you that the way to make money is to buy for cash at our store.WE WILL SELL 13 lbs.Granulated Sugar for.$i.ro 16 \u201c Yellow Sugar.1 00 1 \u201c Best Japan Tea m the city.50 3\t\u201c Fine Japan Tea .1 00 4\t\u201c Good \u201c\t.1 M 1\t\u201c English Breakfast Tea .40 15\tbars Call a Lily Soap.1 00 16\t\u201c Dingnian's Electric Soap.1 CM» 4 '\t44 Good Soap.1 00 12 boxes Com Starch .1 00 2\t44 Berger\u2019s Kice Starch.2?» 5\t44 Laundry Starch.25 3\tlbs.new Raisins.25 The best Flour in the city from $4 50 and upwards, Hams, Bacon, Cheese, Lard, Butter, Canned Goods, Jams and everything found in a first class Grocery at correspondingly low prices.Don\u2019t forget the place\u2014 No.12 Wellington Square.Telephone No.48.McDonald Bros Sherbrooke, October 20, 1887.UTLoaei ! HoaoL ! It contains in the most digestible form all the nutritious and life giving elements of meat | testimonials.¦\t.I\tIN.FIRST-CLASS FURNIT THK UNDERSIGNED MANUFACTURE AND IMPORT A SUPERIOR LINE OF FTTI^TSTITTTïtE IN ALI, THE NKWKST AND CHOICEST BESKINS, Selected from the Latest American Styles ! Our Furniture i# all nisile from the best KILN DRIED LUMBER and Guaranteed.We keep all kinds on hand.ALSO WIRE AND OTHER MATTRESSES.We have in some very handsome BEDROOM SUITS in various woods, al^ at reasonable prices.We keep an exceptionally fine assoi t ment of RATTAN CHAIRS, Sic.suitable for X -mas or other presents.CALL AND INSPECT AT OUR WAREROOMS.LONG BROS.& CO.Sherbrooke, Dec.1st, 1887.O.WIIjS -D E A L E R IN PIANOS AND ORGAN! CLOAKINGS! CLOAKINGS! FLANNELS ! FLANNELS ! GEO.EADIE, Hliei-Ur-ooke.Sherbrooke, Oct.30, 1887.Heney & Ferguson Wishes to inform «heir customers and the public at large that they have a full line of Groceries FRESH and NEW, comprising Oranges, Lemons, Apples, Grapes, Dates, Figs, Raisins,Currants, Cranberries, Candies, Biscuits, Crackers, Walnuts, Almonds, Peanuts, Filberts, Granulated Sugar, Frosting Sugar and Muscovado, Orange, Citron and Lemon Peels, Black, Japan and Gunpowder Teas, Rice, Starch, Soda, Soap, Coffee, Chickory Chocolate and Cocoa, Hams, Bacon, Lard, Pork, Beans, Pastry Flour, Graham and Family Flour, Salmon, Lobsters, Tomatoes, Peaches, in tins.PURE SPICES, BEST TEAS AND COFFEES, JONAS\u2019 EXTRACTS A SPECIALTY.We study\u2019 to give satisfaction in price and quality.Goods shown with pleasure.HENKY A FERGUSON, Tracy\u2019s Block, Well Inflow Ntrcct.March, 1887.Catarrh Mambmk Newest designs j Upright Piaons Rosewood, F an i Walnut and Kin uiiz Cases.Seven aj one-third o c t a Square Piano, lb* wood Case, guar teed.8275 and wards.ORGANS for CHURCHES CHAPELS.ORGANS for PARU >1| Lowest possil prices and Ubea terms given.PIANOS and ORG TO KENT.' vv.HAND 1NKT1 M k.n rs.SHB MUSIC, Etc.| CT?\u201dCatalogues free to any addr Ifeintzman Pianos, Miller Pianos, Emerson Pianos, Newcombe Pit 63 Wellington Street, Sherbrooke.Allay» Inflammation.Heal» the Sore».Ke«tores the sense» | of taste, smell, hearing.wm rHAYFEVER col A Quick Belief.A Positive Cure.USA.HAY-FEVER Quick relief and positive cure.A particle ie applied into each noetril and ia agreeable.Price 60 cent, at drnggiata ; by mail registered letter, 6ec.Circulars free.ELY BROS., Druggists, Owego, N.Y.hat just received direct from Boston a large and complete stock of ALBUMS, STATIONERY BOXES, BLANK BOOKS of every description, etc., also keeps in stock all the Wt and Monthly Periodicals, U.S.and Canadian Dailu Is ovels, etc.A call solicited.C.S.ARNOLD, 118 Wellington St., Sherbrooke.) ONLY COPY AVAILABLE HOW BEN BUTLER GOT RICH.TOUSO HEN OF TO-DAY MAY DO LIKEWISE if they follow advice GIVEN.General B.F.Butkr being asked for some suggestions on gaining sue* coss, stated that when he was a young lawyer, practicing in Lowell, Muss., a bank president advised him to take his little deposit and buy real estate, from which he could be deriving Eonie revenue.The general said that he had but little money and was uncertain as to his future.\u201c Never mind,\u201d said the bank pres ident, \u201c go to the next public of real estate, bid off a lot with a building of some kind on it, pay down what money you have and give your promissory notes for the balance.You will come out all right.\u201d General Butler says this advice was good.When a man has obligated himself to pay money at a certain time, it inclines him to economy.He followed the advice, and in time became the owner of several parcels of valuable real estate in Lowell.Two classes will not be likely to heed such advice\u2014the improvident and the over cautious.The latter will be apt to say: \u201cIt would be all right but for those dreadful promissory notes.They are always running on and if a man falls sick they do not wait for him to get well.\u201d There is this danger, of course, but one can make no bunintss venture without some tisk, and with the knowledge acquired by recent investigations of the cause of the most ordinary ailments, and the means of cure, one runs little risk from that source.It is now known that most of the common ailments have their origin in deranged kidneys.They are the chief blood puritiers of the system and when disordered a breaking down somewhere is soon inevitable, because the poison, which in their healthy condition is eliminated, is carried through the entire system.Put them in order and health returns.C.D.Dewey, a successful man, president of the Johnston Harvester Company, Batavia, N.Y., gives his experience as follows: In 1882 my health was failing, my head pained mo constantly, my appetite was uncertain, 1 could not sleep soundly.I attributed this to the extreme pressure of business cares, but I grew worse, and tinally was confined to ,my bed for two months.It seemed as though I would \u201cnever recover\u201d my former health.Coder the aid of stimulants I gradually gained strength, so that in a few months I was able to attend to business, but I could walk only with the assistance of a cane, and then in a slow and unsteady manner.I continued somewhat in the same condition until February last, when I nsed Warner\u2019s safe cure.It has cured me.I consider it a valuable remedy and can highly recommend it.Young men have but to use ordinary prudence, and when any derangement occurs if they use the same means as did this successful business man, they may feel a constant assurance of their ability to carry to successful conclusion all ordinary business projects, including the care of their promissory -OnteE when due.The Biggest Show on Earth Burnt \u2014Fired by an Incendiary.Bridgeport, Conn., November 21.\u2014 The main building of Barnum\u2019s circus, winter quarters, was destroyed by tire last night.Three elephants, Alice, Sampson and the white elephant, together with all the other animals, except a rhinoceros, one lion and a white polar bear, perished.The loss will be heavy.The tirrt was undoubtedly of incendiary origin, and was discovered soon after ten o\u2019clock by one of the watch- r____ men as he was coming down the out- auction \u2019 s\u2018^e stairs of the paint shop, which is \u201c near the burned building.When nearly at the foot of the stairs the watchman was struck by some one and knocked down.In falling his head was quite badly cut.Immediately after he was attacked the tire burst out and illuminated the horizon for miles around.Two alarms were given which called out the entire lire department, but so rapidly did the liâmes spread that the firemen could do nothing further than save the adjoining buildings, the cars and the wagons.The large rhinoceros made his escape through a window, but is so badly burned that he will die.The white elephant came as far as the door of the building, but would go no further and turned back into the flames Alice and Samson made an attempt to escape.One large lion ran out into the yard, and then the spectators fled in all directions.This lion took refuge behind a car, and while there had several shots tired into his body by a policeman.This partially disabled him, and then his keeper succeeded in caging him.Many of the manageiie and museum curiosities were in the burned building, and they were destroyed.The elephants saved were driven to a place of security, and under the circumstances proved very tractable.One of the engines, on the way to the tire, met a large elephant on the street, and it was with great difficulty that the driver could retain control of his horses.The elephant refused to move, and then the driver was obliged to turn around and get to the tire by another street.There was a great panic among the people on the streets, and they tumbled and trampled over each other in their mad haste to get out of the way and reach a place of safety.At 12 o\u2019clock most of the elephants had been corralled.The rhinoceros was got out of the building, but burned and cut both by getting out of the cage and by the crowd, who seemed possessed to kill all the animals which came out of the building.Only the cat animals were burned.The monkeys and others were in other buildings.Many of the idols which are exhibited with the show were also destroyed.The cries of the burning animals were heartrending.Through the flames could be seen the tigers, leopards and other cat animals dashing frantically about their cages and tinally succumbing to the smoke and flame.The elephants rushed madly about the streets lashing their burned and torn sides with their trunks and scattering the crowds in all directions.The birds were all in New York at 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