The weekly examiner, 4 octobre 1889, vendredi 4 octobre 1889

[" IIAiiO NUMÉRIQUE Première(s) page(s) manquante(s) ou non numérisiée(s) Veuillez vous informer auprès du personnel de BAnQ en utilisant le formulaire de référence à distance, qui se trouve en ligne : https://www.banq.qc.ca/formulaires/formulaire reference/index.html ou par téléphone 1-800-363-9028 Bibliothèque et Archives nationales Québec E3 ES ES ES :\u2022 i; i beget* a 1 faith i I pride IBy beauty htne erring breath.___i\u2019a sether-ware de the acme of thy flight : I U but thy shadow\u2019b grave Whoso silver fringe illume* our night : In wonderment we thread life'» maze, And feel our faith the force, That steal* the ripple of thy rays, To light our course.\tJ- __Educational Record* ^elections.FITS! SILK.E.N TJiflEJIDS r ^\t: 'vur.t d T not m^n merely to if\tt .f fioni rcluin 5! AN A KADICAI, Cl |re made tUo Uise«>e of [TS, E PI L KPS Y or CALLING SICKNESS or\" «tin;-.I waicHant my remedy to \u2022st i-ases.Ueeaii se others have failed (,>r tioi now receiving a cure.Send f, .n.i and a Kbkk Botti.e of my r\t:.mki»y.(hve Kxpress and Post as you notlih'' for a trial, and it iyou.\tK.G.BOOT, M.C., /Offlcc, id s West Adelaide Street.¦ gffBBCTE\u2014^ .1 ^Mll A certain and speedy L |j !v cure for \\ Catarrh SuOTiiiNC, CiL^SiHC, «EÂUK8.\u2022 \u2022\tp - srent Cure.Failure Impossible.Ü\t\u2022\t\u2022 ;>!?\t*u\tlocality .the eery P«t ^'ving-machine made in \"\tI E the world, ^vith all the attachmrnta.#JRm X Wo will also ecndCree a complete jRîinc of cur costly and valuable art HXMUip.e».lu return we ask that yon ^fabovr what we send, to thoee who Tmay call it yf>ur home, and after 9 lonthaal) shall become your own and machine ie ru ¦ __________ : befert patents i out it sold for iS&tt, with the .*»0.Best,strongest, most use-i.\\ bine in the .vorld.All is No capita! required.Plain, n.!.\t.who write to us at once can so- ns ;n g-machine in the world, and the h*7h Artevtr ihown to»**therin America, lion 740, SVugualiB.ai\u2014iikCM rn lD , FOWLERS \u2022EXTi OF \u2022 _ -WILD* Itrawberry CURES Cholera jhoicriL Morbus Jou.-1 C'a'S-' kS^HAMPS iARRHŒA IYSEMTERY i AND \u2019 LL SUMMER COMPLAINTS ANu r LUXES OF THE BOWELS IT S SAFE AND RELIABLE FOR ;h;loren or adults.STILL AT THE HEAD ! >i J, : ¦ ¦ ( ^ M AT?YiiPR KRTFXn.S TKLI, OF IK: ;ite K DIHPI.AY OF AND MARBI.F,\u2014 HEADSTOBES AND MONUMENTS At the F T.Kzhibitirn last v.cck'\u2022 Whether you did or rot, if you want to buy toyth.< in our line and will call at No 7 II show you FTRST n»bio prices, that is \\ at Ooodb Cf.A y for sal aaiiTn r.itos.Sherbrooke, Hept- 12th, /' & AY Ell.Tha Favorite Metlicine for Throat and Lung Difficulties has long lieen, and still is, zVyer\u2019s ,\t(roup, Whoopiiiif Cough, Bronchttis, ami Asthma; soothes irritation of the Igtrynx and Fauces ; strengthnns the Voo il Organs; allays stireness of the Lungs; ; uvents Consumption, and, , .\ttal disedge, relieves Coughing and induces Sleep.Tl'ere is no other preparation for dis-throat and lungs to be com-\u2018lis remedy.li.-tressing cough, ^\t.I in ;est iVo dieines, but none much as a huger Ut wnmg .an whoM \u2022ti flight chance to i nan nature ia dead, asters prove, or be-i all .heir sickemAg 'vn.We hear the tens plainly And tbe ' rocks, but like the of the clock we have long fumitmrity with raging torrent \u2022rgetting and to do to save son ROBT.G.BEI Graduate Ont.Veterinary College, onto Veterinary Medical Society OFFICE:\u2014\\LCar hy\u2019s Hloci,, SHUtMOOi Calls promptly atttended.Telephone 4'onneelion.\tSmosSS WatchvC.Clocks and Jewellery.LENl^lS smith 116 WEM.IX«T*»X Has a fine Stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewellery and Spectacles to choose Irom, at prices to suit the pocketo of all.Repairing done as usual.Iy26 \u2022J STREET.L.OUIS M UN ELLE, Boot ancu Shoemaker, (Over F.Codere's Store) WELLINGTON SHEET, SHERBROOKE.All kinds of Boots and Shoes made to ordei » owest cash prices.Good fit and best ol stock guaranteed.A fair share of patronage respectfully solicited.L.BHUNKLLK Sherbrooke Nov.S 1881\ttf-Il LACE LACE HANDKERCHIEFS HANDKERCHIEFS -A N D- EMBROI DERED EMBROIDERED HANKERCHIEFS HANKERCH1EFS S.CARSLEY.PROVISIONS! FRESH FISH QUEBEC FURSIORE The subscriber* will open their large and well ¦elected stock of FIRE FURS ir Ladies and Gentlemen at the quebec Fur Store, Wellington Street, on SATURDAY, SEPT.14 Where they will offer to the public of Sherbrooke and vicinity a class of goods unsurpassed for its quality and finish in the largest centres of Canada or Europe, and at Prices Defying Competition ! JAMES SCOTT & CO., -DEALERS IN- Hay, Grain, Bran, OIL-CAKE, EOCK SALT, ETO.132 St, Antoine, an^ 27 to 103 Windsor Street, M O X T It E A L.Correspondence Solicited.complaint1 tin it In i hlT d\t\u2019_______ SARGENT & SQUIRES, f PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLASTERS AND BRICKLAYERS.Furnaces and Chimneys built and Cement work done All work guaranteed.References if desired AU orders will receive prompt attention.\t.Address P.O.Box 646, Sherbrooke.tf-47 G.C.BRYANT, \u2014MANUFACTURER OF\u2014 SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, Architrave., MonWIlitisw, »»HLJdalt Vinegar in bottles Pickles, Fancy Biscuits fait ©Call kinds in season Sanborn1 a pure Mocha and Xp'pee ground freah to order.Hanbom'a Seal Brand Coffee Twn tasking CITY ITEMS.EiTBoya\u2019 school overcoats with capes are very comfortable.J.Levinson is selling them very cheap.He has them also for men.Baird\u2019s dramatic company at Rink Opera House all next week.Prices 25 and 35 cts, childrn 15 cts.Reserved reata on sale atT.J.Tuck\u2019s and W.H.Griffith\u2019s drug store.Remember Ladies, Charlie Fuller has always got someching new and fresh in kid gloves.Mr.Miller\u2019s cattle sale at Len-noxville on Wednesday is said by him to be the most successful he has had, 180 head being sold in two hours at fair prices.The sale was conducted by Mr.John J.Griffith, auctioneer, of this city.JcjT\u2019Fifty pairs of ladies Wauken-phast kid button shoes just the thing to secure before entering Noah\u2019s Ark and suitable besides for this damp weather, at actual cost of manufacture at Landsbergs.Remember the Lacrosse excursion to Montreal is on the Grand Trunk Railway.Return ticket only §2.00 good to go on the 11th and return on the 14th inst.^3?\u201cPhysicians will find at McBain\u2019s Drug Store all the rare drugs and new remedies of the day, none but selected drugs are used in prescriptions.Prices as low as possible for honest goods.Every housekeeper needs a Patent Ironing Table, and Boss Clothes Horse.Trucks, folding tables, step ladders, made by the Dominion Snath Co.No service will be held in the Methodist Church on Sunday morning, on account of the dedication of the new St.Andrew\u2019s Church.Meeting as usual in the evening and Sunday School at 2:30.Lui Mele, an employee of the Cook-shire Mills Company, was killed in the Company\u2019s Mill at Cookshire on the morning of the 27 th Sept.He was caught in the shaft of the conveyancer, and instantly killed.An inquest was held by Coroner Woodward and a Verdict of accidental death returned.A painful accident happened to Mr.Wm.Read, at Doherty's mill.Rock Forest, on Monday.He was reach-g over a jAitt saw to clear away some wdustu/rvhen the pin was accidently the saw cutting his arm, nearljL severing it between the wrist and el»'W.It is feared that the hand will hal|e to be taken off entirely.» At theVieeting of the N.A.L.A.in Montrdd last week the decision of the Coy^ti at the previous meeting relati^fc to the Intermediate Champions: \"p #as practically reversed.It has beei^Agcided to have the Capital .ShorbrocMkc ontreal^^Mha joth instant, lie\tbe W.L.Maltby, Lacrosse Club, and tier and Mr.McKeown amrocks.The game will See on the grounds of the Sham-31ub.The wish of the Y.M.C.A.Provincial Committee, that Sherbrooke should have a general secretary, has mot with the hearty approval of the President R.W.Heneker, D.C.L., and many of the prominent members and friends of the Association here.Upwards of 8000 has been subscribed besides the membership fees for the purpose of securing a secretary and opening the rooms to young men.The efforts of the travelling secretary, Mr.T.S.Cole, in this movement are much appreciated by the Association.Mr L.A.Belanger, of the Progrès de l'Est, was married at St.Patrick\u2019s Church on Wednesday morning to Miss Griffith, daughter of the late John Griffith.They have gone on a tour to New York and Boston.The congratulations and hearty good wishes of their many friends including the journalistic fraternity are extended to the happy couple.The R.H.Baird dramatic company opens a weeks engagement at the Rink Opera House next Monday evening in the great five act drama, \u201cCast Adrift, or a Fathers Curse.\u2019\u2019 The company comes well recommended and there is no reason but that they should be well patronized during their stay here.Charlie Fuller is now showing seasonable goods ,viz waterproof coats, umbrellas and American rubbers.Races ! Races ! Don\u2019t fail to see the trotting races at Harkness Park the 10th and 11th.Being desirous to discontinue my stock of ladies' and children\u2019s shoes and boys clothing I will sell the entire stock consisting of over fifteen hundred dollars worth in value at actual cost of manufacture, if you wish to save a profit of thirty percent, go to Landsbergs for both of the above lines for the next ten days.DANCING AND DEPORTMENT The long evenings of winter are now close upon us and professor Roy McDonald ever alert to the wants of those who desire to improve in Dancing and Deportment has made arrangements to give instructions in these necessary branches at his roems in Odell\u2019s Hall, either in select classes or by private tuition.\t2w8 Men\u2019s driving, walking, and dress gloves, English French and German manufacture in all the new shades, at Charlie Fuller\u2019s.f^The Dutch Mike is Pure Havana filled, which cannot be truthfully said of any other 5ct.cigars in the market.Fast Trotters.Several horses with 2:20 records will take part in the races at Harkness Park, Oct.10th and 11th.Avail your*\u201e1.es of the opportunity of seeing best and fastest trotting that over took place in the Province of Quebec.Compton Royal Templars.The Rescue Duet have visited Compton, and after a series of interesting meetings have instituted a council of Royal Templars with the following officers ; Mr.S.J.Craig, Select Councillor-, Miss Harvey, Vice Councillor ; Mr.D.Saultry, Past Councillor ; Rev.S.C.Kendall, Chaplain ; Mr.W.Howard, Recording Secretary ; Mr.B.F.Harvey, Financial Secretary ; Miss M.Moore, Treasurer, Mr.Oscar Clark, Herald ; Miss M.Saultry, Guard ; Miss L.Todd, Sentinel.t^-The celebrated Queen, made from the choicest Havana is admitted on all hands to be the most delicious cigar now before the public.Levinson has received an\u2019 other lot of 25cent slippers.Children Cry for KFH you use a lOct.Cigar, always call for the Celebrated Queen.CTThe best time to visit S.Cars-ley\u2019s mantle show room is early in the morning.THE VISIT OF OF MINING ENGIÎ EASTERN TOWNSHIPS.The delegation from tho meeting the American Institute ot Mini: __ Engineers at Ottawa to the Eastern Townships will spend Sunday, 6th inst., in Montreal, leaving there by the 8 o\u2019clock G.T.R.train Monday morning.On arrival at Sherbrooke at 11:27 a special tiain will be furnished by the Q.C.R\u2019y.Co.and convey the party to Black Lake andThet-ftrd, where the remainder of the day will be spent.Luncheon will be provided to the members at Black Lake.The quarries of the Dudswell Lime and Marble Company at Marbleton will be visited on Tuesday morning and it is expected that a visit will be paid to the copper and sulphur mines at Capelton.The Mayor and Corporation of Sherbrooke will give a public reception in honor of the party on Tuesday evening.Leaving at 8 a.m.Wednesday, the car will proceed to Richmond.The morning will be spent at the New Rockland slate quarries where the proprietors will tender a luncheon.The train will leave Richmond for Montreal at 1 : 50 p.m.Dedication of Si.Andrew\u2019s Church The new Presbyterian Church, which has been erected at the corner of Peel and Factory Streets, is to be dedicated on Sunday next, 6th October.The Rev.Principal Grant, Moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, will preach the opening sermon and dedicate the Church.Rev.Prof.Scrimger will preach at 3 p.m.and Principal Grant will preach again at 7 p.in.The Session Managers and Building Committee extend a cordial invitation to all to be present on Sunday next at tho opening services.Seats free to all who come.Collections will be taken up at each service in aid of the building fund.On Mondvy evening, 7th inst., a social and entertainment will be given in the Lecture Hall of the Church.A good programme of anthems by the choir, and addresses from ministers and others present has been arranged.Admission 50 cents.Mde.Frye Concert- The concert and readings at tho Art Hall this evening promises to be one of the best entertainments we have ever had.The Boston Journal speaks of the reader, Mr.Wentworth, as follows : \u201cThe concert and readings drew a very large house last evening at the Union.The appearance of Mr.W.F.Wentworth, reader, was one of the attractions.Mr.Wentworth is a reader who is thoroughly at home on the stage, and possesses a remarkably pleasant voice, which was very effective in the selections he read.He is also very taking in humorous pieces.\u201d Supper to their High Chief Ranger High Chief Ranger Bro.Towe, of London, Ont., of the Canadian Order of Foresters, paid a flying trip to Sherbrooke last Monday.Members of the various subordinate courts tendered their High Chief a hearty welcome.In the evening the High Chief was entertained to supper at the Grand Central, during which time speeches, songs, etc., were indulged in.Lacrosse.Tickets will be issued by the Grand Trunk Railway to Montreal and return to witness the Lacrosse Match between the Capita\u2019s of Ottawa and the Sherbrooke club on tho 12th inst for 82.00 good to go by any regular train on the 11th and return on the 14th inst.Trotting Races.The greatest number of horses that have ever been brought into Sherbrooke will make their appearance at the Harkness Park Thursday, Oct.10th, and Friday, Oct.11th.PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.Messrs.H.T.Blanchard, G.Mc-Nicol and Albert Jenckes returned from Holeb, Me., yesterday morning, and report splendid luck in hunting, but very poor in fishing.Owing to the illness of Rev.Mr.Eldridge, his pulpit in the Methodist Church was ably filled last Sunday morning and evening by Rev.Mr.McAm-mon, of Stanstead Wesleyan College.Mr.E.Winn Farwell, Secretary of the E.T.Agricultural Society, returned Saturday evening from his tour of the western Fairs.Dr.and Mrs.A.N.Worthington returned from Toronto last week.Miss Jennie Elliot, and Miss Annie Ball returned this week from the White Mountains.five stores put together show the same quanti ty of new dress-goods Landsberg is, and if one line don\u2019t suit you all you have to do say so and we can show you dozens of other lines.For really nice dress-goods there is no place in Sherbrooke like Landsbergs.Martjnville.And now the mighty Nimrods of Martinville have caught a bear, \u201cooch !\u201d He was a nice fat fellow of about 300 lbs.weight.He was captured by Mr.W.V.Wilson and B.N.Haines, in a steel bear trap, and showed a good deal of ferocity, jumping nearly ten feet high and leaving the marks his of teeth and claws upon the trees near the trap.This bear, or some of his near relatives have taken éome fifteen sheep from the Docks in this vicinity without asking leave, and Mr.Wilson, who has lost seven, with his neighbor Haines determined to catch that bear.They have done so, and said bear trap is waiting for another victim.Mr.Bruin had a host of visitors the few days he was kept alive.Squirrel hunt soon to take place here if the bears ain\u2019t to plenty.£3^*The damp weather notwithstanding wo are selling more hats and bonnets than tho whole town of Sherbrooke put together, which is a sure indication that Miss McMartin is outdoing all her competitors and Landsbergs is the place where the ladies go for their hats and bonnets.Robinson.The most interesting event of late occurrence is tho organization of the Robinson Woman\u2019s Christian Temperance Union.The union is being represented by its President, Mrs.Blunt, at the Provincial Convention at Montreal___The Good Templars are also flourishing and propose holding an entertainment and oyster supper in the Town Hall, Robinson, on Thursday evening,Oct.10th, for which an interesting programme is in course of preparation.Richmond.Mr.and Mrs.Mappin are visiting ai East Hatley.A farmer\u2019s institute is to be established in this county.The chief promoters are Messrs James Mairs, Thos.Allen, John Ewing, James Dickson, and C.0.Cleveland.Considerable interest in the project is manifested and it is to bo hoped that it will be established soon.The value of such an institute is second only to the possession of a first-class agricultural paper, and Canadian farmers have not yet obtained access.to that article.The \u201cMadam Frye Quartette Club\u201d (of Boston) visits Richmond on Saturday, Oct 5th, under the auspicies of the Congregational Church.Principal Bannister is arranging for a course of public lectures at the College Hall.They will doubtless prove interesting and valuable to the students as well as to the general public.Mr.J.T.Lloyd has sold his fine residence in Melbourne, (\u201cRiversdale\u201d) to Mr.Augustus Con-, verse of Montreal.Mr.Converse takes possession next spring.Pitcher\u2019s Castorlaà nual\tof The S:ao*tea.1 a.-rG .\t>->kj^Hi'okss .iyi^S'brook\u2019eiOn Wednesday, theEnd of Ocljber inst., at which wore present Major I.Wood, H.B.Brown, Q.H.Bradford, Joseph Beuard, E.S.8 evens, C.A.Bailey, L.A.Osg md, Geo.H.Allen, F.P.Buck, Edwin Avery, C.H.Fletcher, and others.President FI.B.Brown in the chair.On motion, the Secretary of the Com-panyt Mr.George Armitage, was appointed secretary of the meeting.The minutes of the last annual meeting were read and confirmed.The President then submitted the annual report «ff the Directors, as follows : FIFTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT.The year ending the 31st August last has been marked by a very satisfactory increase in the business of the Company.The Deposit Notes, which form the capital of the Company, have grown from 8379,805 to 8407,444, a gain in twelve month of 827,639.The plan adopted in October, 1886, of dividing the business into two classes \u201cAgricultural\u201d and \u201cCommercial,\u201dhas found great favor with the insuring public, and enables the Board to levy the assessments more equitably.The losses for the first half of tho year were, if anything, lower than the average, amounting to 86,638.06, but for the second half of the year we regret to say they were very heavy, amounting to 816,222.42, making a total of 822,860.46, rendering necessary a temporary increase in tho assessment on the Deposit Notes.This amount added to the Company\u2019s other disbursements, the details of which appear in the annual statement, makes the amount to be provided for 834,479.46.It so happens that the losses this year have been proportionately heavier in the class represented by the \u201cold notes,\u201d that is, those in existence previous to the division of the business, than the other two classes.This necessitates a greater increase in the assessment upon those notes.All the losses of the year have been paid and the Company have no litigation on hand.During the year in addition to the strictly mutual business the Company has taken risks to a limited amount on tho cash premium principle, and there are now in force policies to the amount of 8107,822 in this class.The experience, so far,in this branch has not been so favorable as was ex pected, and is necessarily attended with a good deal of extra work.Your Directors, therefore, propose to discontinue, for the present, the accepting of risks on this plan, and to adhere to the strictly Mutual System.The Company continues to advance in stability and courts impartial criticism of its financial standing.In order to cover the losses and expenditure it is necessary to impose an assessment as follows, viz.: On Notes in Class A., 6 per cent ; on Notes in Class C., 12 percent., and on Notes given previous to 5th Oct., 1886, IQ per cent., distributed as follows : \u2014 A\tClass.\tC.Class.Old Notes.\t Sept.15th.\t1\th\t2 Oct.15th,\t\t|\tj Nov.15th,\tX 1\t1\tI Dec.15th,\t\th\tJ Jan.15th,\tif\ti\t Feb.15th,\tI\ti\t March 15th\t\t2\t April loth,\tI\t\t2 May 15th,\tI\tjr\ti June 15th,\t\ti\ti July 15th,\t\t\t; Aug.15th,\t\t2~\t* Tota's,\t6 %\t12\t10% The retirin.\tl Dir.\toctors\tare Messrs.F.P.Buck\t, C,\tA.Bailey, Chus.\t Church, M.\tF.H\tackett\tand H.B.Brown.\t\t\t The usual documents, including balance sheet and statement of assets and liabilities, are herewith submitted.(Signed) H.B.Brown.Sherbrooke, 2ml Oct., 1889.On resolution the report as road was unanimously adopted.The President then submitted the by-law levying the assessment for the year closing the 31st of August, 1889, which on resolution was unanimously adopted.The election of the Directors for the ensuing year then took place, resulting in the re-election of the old board, after which the meeting adjourned.' At the meeting ol the Directors, immediately after the annual meeting of the members, H.B.Blown, Esq., was re-elected President of the Company and F.P.Buck, Esq., Vice-President.When nany wa* sick, YVe gave her Castorla.When she was a Child, She cried for Caatoria.When she became Miss, She clung to Castoria.When she had Children, She gave thorn Castorla.Fire List Duquette\u2019s house.The biddings and outhouses occupied and owned by Duquette on tho \u201cMorrison\u2019' farm near Lake Megan tic were burned on Monday night.This fire has created a good deal of comment on account of the pending trial of Donald Morrison who stands indicted for arson in the case of the previous burning of the buildings on tho same place.FIRE AT BLUE BONNETS.The outhouses and barns of Mr.Thomas Trenholme, of Blue Bonnets, have been destroyed by fire.Damage about 87000.This is the third time Mr.Trenholme\u2019s buildings have been burned.KTS.C arsley\u2019s mantle trade seems to be increasing every day.Job jackets 8190 and 82.50, job boucle sacques, 83.00, job dolmans, 82.50, 86 and 88.Call early for bargains.The Man Shot in Hamilton.The body of the man shot by Police Constable Hawkins in a Yonge St.boarding house, in Hamilton, on the morning of the 26th ult., was identified as that of James Douglas, of Streetsvilîe, Ont.He was a fanner whose wealth was estimated at about 816,000 ; unmarried.His actions caused suspicion, and the police were called.They watched his room during the night, and towards morning, having heard no sound from within.Constable Hawkins procured a ladder and ascended to the bedroom window.On looking in ho could see nothing at first ; presently he fancied he aaw something moving in the bed, and the click of a pistol was heard.Hawkins immediately descended and joined the othertwo constables within.They broke open the door, when Douglas fired upon them, the bullet splintering one of the panels of the door.Hawkins returned fire, and the door was pushed too from the inside.It was soon discovered that the man was shot ; the bullet had taken effect in his breast.He expired before medical aid could bo summoned.Deceased was taken to his late home in Steetsville on Saturday by his relatives.There is no doubt that he was insane, having been a patient in different asylums several times during his life.It is not yet known what action, if any, will be taken against Hawkins until the inquest is concluded.The grand jury of the present assizes will be all likelihood take some action in the matter.Hamilton, Oct.2nd\u2014The grand jury, has thrown out the indictment for manslaughter against Constable Hawkins The Dutch Mike has no equal a 5ct.cigar.100 HMD 100 -AT- H ON ESI) A Y.Ot Messrs.GAX3DY& CONI K.S.: Sea-' ÏÏRE, on the EAST in of G.N.Gimsby.ions I will sell with-lou, 13 extra Horses PUBLIC AUCTION Having received instructions from Mr.A, ROSS, I will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION, without reserve, at the Village of COOKSHIRE, on Tuesday, October 15th, 100 Head of yearlings, two ye r olds, three year olds Oxen, Milch and Farrow Cows.Every animal to be sold without reserve ; also FIV E GOOD Work Horses, Covered Carriage, Road Cart, and Slat Wagon, all uew.TERMS\u2014Under $\u20195, cash ; over $35 to $100, six mouths ; over $100 twelve moaths , extra liberal discount for cash.SALE AT TEN O\u2019CLOCK A.M.H.A.ODELL, 2w8\tAuctioneer.ESTRAY\u2014A Liver-colored SPANIEL BITCH came to my house a! s.old Holstein Bull, 1 ye\u201e.old Î Jersey Bull, 1 Ox, ! China Hows to farrow in Sows do, 1 Chester Whit< Boar, J Sboat, 6 Ewe But tons Hay, 3ou bush.Oats, bush.Turnips, lot Straw Waggons, 2 pairs irav* pairs Double li irnesses i liantes», 2 Mowing Al.n 2\tCultivators, 2 Bprmg J ami a*l Farm Implement- Everything to ne suid Constable have leased in.TERM $2u and unde year s credit with gue d interest at 7 per cent, p Sherbrooke.Two per ce SALK Al NINE U\u2019C! -rtous residing in the Tost w.\t-vFirons of giving their childtv advantages of a model school education hi right to attend this school.Ocfcc alved in September, and tonsr, two Furrows, two s, 1 pair two year old, 1 ng Heifers, 7 nail breed , 1 Thoroughbreed 4 year Bud, 1 two year îroughbred Poland »er, 2 half breed .i Poland China k ; about 80 Barley, 400 > b,2 Double , 1 Cutter, 2 I riving rse Bake, K'Sf Plows, r&msby & i 75 1 H< M ap at * £20, one int notes, T.Bank, M.2w8 KL< Attr.loneer.DOG XTOUNG SPANIEL 1 low Ribbon and little 1.' Thursday morning about return to 15 Sanborn St t, .Red Spotted.Yel-i*1! around the neck, 10 o\u2019clock.Ph ase city.\tIw8* jmpauy.OFFICE OF 1 Sherbrooke Gas & Wat< Sherbrooke, Sept, mm: Annual General Mi** ling of the Share* _[ holders of the Sill RBKUOKE GAS Cookshire, September 23rd, 1889.\t)\t2w7 I TELL YOU WHAT, THERE\u2019S NO MISTAKE, g J TAKES THE CAKE.-AT- J.R.McBAIN\u2019S * -DRUG AMD STATIONERY STORE,- THE FOLLOWING IN T>RUGfGIsST\u2019S SUIVOR.Ï ES.ENGLISH TOOTH BRUSHES, from 15c to 25c.HAND MIRR< 1RS, from 25c to 81.00.*\t^ HAIR BRUSHES, from 20c to 75c.CLOTH BRUSHES, from 25c to §1.00.STATIOSERÏ AND FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT.SCHOOL EXERCISE BOOKS, from 5c to 20c.SETS DRAWING INSTRUMENTS, 75c, §1.00 and 82.50.Wonderful good value in NOTE PAPER done up in New Shape, 1 lb.packages.ifimcthing New in CABINE! PHOTOGRAPH TRAMES, at prices |ing from 16c to 50c.shipment of SCHOOL BOOKS such as are now in use in our Public .is, also an assortment of SCHOOL BAGS, better value than ever offered >etoro.Mam (1)\tAU wool KngU.h i (2)\tFine French Cash] (3)\t47 inch all wool \u201c Henr Beautiful Combination and Smbroidcred assortment it broken.BLACK SILKS I Bl We have just placed in stock the largest and bert imported, value guaranteed \u2022* Gros ùraiiia,\u201d Black \u2014*w aud \u201c G.J.Bouneta A Cie\u2019s \u201d newest Silk ; the \u201c .ire on natal \u201d cannot be' richness and durability.RIBBONS, RIBBONS, RIBBONS.Our importations of Ribbons this season it very r- tensive, ** For Ribbon, are to he all widths, all colorings and all naw designs.\t.BUTTONS.BUTTONS.BUTTONS.Large assortment of Buttons just received Irou^Kurepe.Trimmings, Trimmings, Trrnmmgs of all kinds.JACKETS AND lAnG\tUaRMENTC! In black and colored : New Markets, Dolmans, I SHAWLS.\tSHAWÙs.Kxamine our fine line of Velvet Shawla.\t\u2019* CLOAKINGS.\tCLOAKINGS.Two eases of the above goods all new style, and a very large assortment to ohooee from, I fail to see them ) We beg most respectfully to extend our thanks to our many customer» for their moat lib patronage during the paat season, and can assure all that no effort will be spared to plea»* th who may again favor u.\tVKRY BKSPKOTFULLY, We are showing Jackets this season froc $3.00 upwar \u201c German \u201d Manufactures, prices vary 1> ».Russian Circulars (Satin lined), JVii Ifnod Circulars, UlJ Telephone 51.It.1>.\u2019YIOl^IvIEE .V CO, llcui jyducvttscwcnfs.MAPLE LEA TRADE MARK.BOOTS & SHOE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, -HAVE YOU SEEN THEM ?\u2014 IF NOT There are many reasons why yon should.Not only is the workmanship and finish ot good, .uperior to any other line in the country, but the style, are all fresh and new, aud, a i important feature, they are made to fit, you are not made a cripple by the breaking-in pro With regard to prices, they are bargains compared with any other brand in Canada.STUDY YOUR OWN INTERESTS.\tINSPECT THESE GOODS.-IT WILL PAY YOU- CHARLES FULLER, NO.J19 WELLINGTON STREET, IN THE SQUARE.October 4, 1889 .JXTOTIOII!.THIS is to notify all parties whom it may concern, that I have sold to my non ALBERT, under certain conditions, his time, until be is of age, and from this date I shall not be responsible for any debts of bis contracting.Sherbrooke, Sept.17th, 1889.3w(i\tROBERT DORMAN.NOTICE.IJUIILIC NOTICE is hereby given that tho MUNICIPAL and SCHOOL COLLECIION ROLLS for 1889 of the Municipality cf the Township of Compton, arc now completed, and all persons subject to the payment of taxes as set to tbeir names on the Collection Rolls, arc required to pay the same to me at my office, within twenty days from the date of thia notice.C.L.FARNSWORTH, Secretary Treasurer, Compton, Sept.24th, 1889.\t2w7 ELIJAH KEMPi Accoiiniaat^mi ^ \u2022keepej WINDING UP ESTATES.1\t1 > the day or hi Odell\u2019s Block, Sherbrooke, P.COUCHS, COLDS, Croup ami Consumption CURED BY ALLEN\u2019S LUNG BALSj 25c.50c.and $1.00 per bottle.CONCENTRATED NOURISHMENT -IS SUPPLIED BY- ''T* H ~ \"*\u2022»* ^Êaaaaaaa -ai/ü.-ESTABLISHED 1863.- RDM OIL H.G.WILSON & SONS, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN\t.PIANOS AND ORGANS LARUE STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND FROM THE LEADING MAKERS OF CANADA AND UNITED STATES.\u2014Solo ^.Sfoncy ZF^ox*\u2014 GOOD VALUE ARRIVED THIS WEEK HEINTZMAN PIANOS, IVERS k POND\t\u201c EMERSON\t« BELL\t« DOMINION\t« BELL\tORGANS, DOMINION\t« ESTEY\t\u201c ««MB! .\u20227 >\u2022 -t-uH.\t^ Grand, Square, and Upright Pianos, in artistic cases of Rosewood, Figured Walnut, and Mahogany.Elegant new styles Parlor Organs from 850.Powerful Church and Chapel Organs at Spe ial Low Prices.Apply direct to u.and save money.Our price, are always right, and tern., ir payment easy.We give our personal guarantee for 7 years with every instrument »oid_ ifcj invite inspection.FINE VIOLINS, GUITARS, FLUTES, CORNETS, Etc Latest Mntic at pop PIANOS AND OKOAAN TO RIJ^.New Catalogue, of ail our good, sent free to any address.H.C.WILSON & SONS, 63 Wellington Street, SHERBROOKE, P.(J DURING AUGUST L ARTHUR P.LAURENT\u2019S -WE WILL GIVE THE FOLLOWING DISCOUNT- 10 per cent on EMBROIDERIESj^^^|^^^^ 10\tU\ton JERSEYS 15\tu\ton all CARPJ 20\tu\ton Fanci^^B 50\tu\ton iniBH 50\t44\t\"n MilSiillll DURING Rr NO.17 IN THE SQUARE ONLY COPY AVAILABLE "]