The weekly examiner, 28 avril 1893, vendredi 28 avril 1893

[" Sherbrooke VOLUME XV.NO.38.SHERBROOKE.QUE., FRIDAY, APRIL .\u20198, 1893.WHOLE NO.765.A SEW THING ICE! ICE! mam For Breakfast.q rp APOISTRONO PETTIJOHNS CALIFORNIA BREAKFAWOOD THIS IS SOMETHING NICE.COTTOLENE This is giving grea\u2018 satisfaction' TRÏ IT.We have just received another lot Cider Apple Sauce In 7 pound pails.Balhljne, JoMan & Co, City Ice Dealer.Fanitie., Uot.ll and Storn dailf aupplied will, bait uahty of Ire in any quau'ity aud at loweat rat.',.Order, left at Poat OBice will rei-eiee prompt atteutiott.__ Unlike the Dutch Process ri\\ \\o Alkalies \\\t\u2014Oil \u2014 Other Clieiuieals &\turc osetl in the préparât ion of W.BAKER & CO.\u2019S É ' which in absolutely pure and soluble.It hasmorethanthreçûmes the strength of Cocoa mixed ¦ with Starch, Arrowroot or __________ \"Supar, and is far more economical, costing leas than one cent a cup.It is delicious, uourishihg, ami easily Die.ESTEP.\t_________ Sold by Grocers everywhere.W.BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mase.THE PLACE TO BUY Boots, Shoes & Hull tiers -IS AT- ICELAND CREAM A.g.OBELI A GO'S Is an (xoellent preparation for the preveiition ami cure of CHAPPED HANDS AND LIPS, j\tEOUGHNESS of the SKIN, etc.For use alter Shaving it is unequalled.TRY IT.ONLY 25CTS A BOTTLE 10 BE HAD AT FRASER\u2019S DRUG STORE.8 Commercial St., - Sherbrooke.\u2019VV ce«l Annual* f\"r i\"Ak % .\u2022 iliI.UIl\" : t i.r I .lit '¦l H11< I I» \" \u2019 luformaliou utntut Gardens and Gardening.It is a recognised tut horny.Every planter should have it.Sent free on requeue I».M.Fl'lf U Y X t U., U liidtar, Oui.^ FARM FOR SALE.a^HE undersigred c tiers for sale-his Farm situated abc ut cf a mile fre m the Village of W atei ville, containing 10u acres of land with good houte Md barns.About 20 seres nndcr a good state of cultivaticr, 30 acres of wood la.d, the balance in pasture 1 here is also on the place about «0 the ice Huit trees.For further information apply W.TOPE, ?f.34\tWaterville, P.Q CANADA.\ti PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, [ District of St.P'rancis ) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.The Twentieth day of April one thousand eight hundred and ninety three.Before Cabana rd Gno ne\u2019s liking.We liny be pleased with the oiler we uiuna think it right to tak\u2019 ; at d I\u2019ll no say but what I am vers much pleased, mair especial wi\u2019 your ain gude will in the matter.\u201d \u201cAnd you will not listen to my brother then V\u2018 \u201cArchie\u2019s voice is in my ear.I can hear nae ither voice for it.\u201d \u201c(il!eme would be good to this poor boy.Last night he was talking to me of the great surgeons in London and Paris who might do something for him.\u201d \u201cThat is the greatest temptation mortal man can gie me ; but folk niustna do ill for a chance of some possible gude.God has plenty better roads than that ane\u2014 and when Davie is a bit stronger, if there is help on earth for him he shall have it.\u201d Then Miss Glu me rose, and Faith turned fioin her work and stood beside her Into her clear, steadfast eyes Tei-rrs looked with a long, questioning gt/.;.\u201c1 want such a friend as you could be, Faith llarribee ; may 1 tome and tee you of! en ?\u201d \u201cYou'll be w Iceme, Miss Gnr no ; for there is this and that to talk about, without spending mair words on what it is ute'ees to even think of.\u201d \u2018 You mean we are not to speak again of Lord Guo lie\u2019s love for you ?\u2019 \u201cThatis just what 1 moan, ma\u2019am, l is :;i me, one \u2018no- is as good as a hundred ond the thing;I mean to-day I\u2019d be likely to mean to the vera day o\u2019 my death.\u201d They were walking together down the garden as there words were uttered, and Terres did not answer them.She step I el into her carriage in a sudden gloom ; and being quite unused to control her Leungs she made no effort to conceal t' sidneas and indifference which had t ikm possession of lier.Faith thought she was c ifcnded, for to her farewell smile she made no return, save a slight mi,veinent of the head as she drove away.Yet rothing v> as further from the truth.She had received during her visit an insight into a life which she might have led Sae was unhappy and occupied with her o*n reflection, aid by force of long habit not ablo to put aside personal feelings even for the sake if tlose whom she really liked.Her dark face troubled Gi:o ne as soen as ho saw it.\u201cYou have been cross,Terres,\u201d he said, fretfully.\u201c1 might have known it, 1 dare say you have contrived to frighten Fait h to death.\u201d \u201c1 was rut cross with her.She is a grand woman, but she is not for you.\u201d Ha pulled two chairs to the hearth, and in her bonnet and mantilla she sat down, and reviewed her visit to Faith with him.G .o ne, however, ri fused to ho-'ieve in Faith\u2019s resolution.\u201cA woman gets tired \u2022 f saying \u2018no.\u2019 1 shall not get tired cf asking her to say \u2018ye.*.\u201d\t1 mean to marry Faith Harribee.\u201d \u201cShe will not marry you.\u201d \u201cYes, she wil'.\u201d \u201c.She told me she would marry that man who is farming Shepherd's Bush.\u201d \u2022\u2019He won\u2019t farm Shepherd\u2019s Bush much hniger.Thanks be! 1 have him under my hand, and he shall feel the weight ef it.\u201d \u201cI don\u2019t blame you.I wish 1 had Will Seaton under my hand.\u201d \u201cPooh ' For what good ?You would have a hard cry and then forgive him.\u201d \u201cWould I ! You know better.\u201d \u201cRenwick is a weak,miserable creature.To think of such an animal pretending to the love of a woman like Faith Harribee! He is forever in some public house sing-tog senseless, la'ding, riding songs ; he is i : ver on the hi,is.Lately he has done -thing but dangle after Liuder's pretty daughter.Shepherd's Bush has gone to rack and ruin in his care.\u201d \u201cIf Faith know these things!\u201d \u201cShe shall know them.A score of tongues on every side shall tell her; and if, in spite of all warnings, she still marries him, then-\u201d \u201cThen what I\u201d \u201cSlia may sup the sorrow she is so fain oid foolish to brow.F!1 not lift a finger for Archie Renwick\u2019s wife.\u201d 1 of rtunately there was only too much truth in Gîtome s accusations.But the heart as well as the understanding has t s arguments, and Faith's heart found p euty of « xcuses for her lover that her understanding did not always approve.Archie\u2019s great temptation was one she did not comprehend, one cf which she wras oti 1 y ignorant, and which therefore, she had no power to charm away.It lay in his hatred of Davie.He had, indeed, made spasmodic attempts to cu&qucr the unnatural sin, but in spite of them he found his dislike and jealousy stronger and bitterer every day.And never is hatred so unreasonable and so pitüess as wt.cn it is nursed against helpless childhood.Cruel people do to babies whom they dislike such spiteful and barbarous injuries as they never would think cf inflicting upon men.Therefore no hatred u so devilish and corrupting to the moral nature as the hatred cherished (.gainst the helpless.Archie himself was often terrified at the wicked thoughts which tormented him about the unfortunate boy whom he regarded as standing in the way of his prosperity.To find himself wishing Davie in the grave and to suddenly arrest his thoughts in the middle of some infamous scheme for compassing such a result, was a peieonal ixperieree daily becoming more and more familirr lo him.And when men are in sici tore strars interfere with their business obligations, or to waste their substance.It was only the stiict sect to which Faith belonged who teally attmed to believe that \u201cno drunkard shall enter the Kingdom of Heat er,\u2019 and even it winked at irregularities in this matter, which if transferred to dancing nr merry-making would have brought a kiik session upon ihe tll\u2019cnder.So the days came and went, and they appeared to be in the m kin j ust like one another.But Archie, with nis omissions and reerets, his vanab e moods, his constant tlips into sensual mire, his despairs, his tempers, and his p.omises made every fresh day to Faith\u2019s inner life a day apart \u2014a day with its own special hopes and feats and disappointments.She did not weary of helping him.She was never pettish or angry.Her nature was too even and grand to worry or to fret It was Archie who wearied first.It was Aichie who became i r table and cross and hard to live with, even an hour at a time.Ashamed of his own continual failures, iriitaiei by his own inabilities, Faith's pure, tegular, busy life and tender for bearaoce made him angry.She was strong, and he was weak ; she was ever gaining he was ever losing ; in every way the cjuditicns of love were reversed, and Archie was beginning to ,'oatho the cir cumstances which always placed him in a humiliating p< sition.Still Faith never thought of deterting him.Her troth was to her as sacred a thing as niartisge.It did not even s:uke her that Archie came much less frequently to Harribee.\u201cIt was winter and the snow lay deep she found plenty of ex-c use a for every broken promise.She was p i paring for her wedding, and she went calmly on tpinning her household linen ai d plenishing.As toe months went on she began to talk id her bridal, of the mam c, in which it was t > be aolitnnized, and « f the dress she ii tended to wear.Due mie listened o her with a grim pity.Sheloiigeitotolllieri.il s ho hid he aid .\".bout Annie Laudtr, but Faith\u2019s own heart was so true it vas impossible to diop a seed of suspicion into it.Only 11 iv did Phemie try to do so.\u201c1 met Aichie Renwick ard Annie Lauder las; night, Faith, when 1 wus at the village.\u201d \u201cAy ! \\V hereabouts then ?\u201d \u2018¦Just around llm auld btir.There w.s a dance at Li!burn's farm, and they were awV thrgither to i\u2019.Heck ! but the is a bci.i is lass !\u201d \u201cI hae heard that many times.Wee!, wee), bonifie !a!ses mett have some youth I hae th'jcht while) tla.cur ain Agnes was ktepit too ciose and tight.Annie L luder would be safe enough with Archie.He told me that he and Lauder were fa-t friends.\" \u201cI dinna think Archie should gse up ar d down Ksk Water wT every Lonnie lass he can pick up.He is as gude as a marr.t man, and he haana been to see ycu for near a week gane.\u201d \u201cI\u2019m making nae complaint, Phemie ; and Archie doesna run after a the pretty girls by Esk ; you shculdna say such thins\", Phemie.1 would hae little opinion o\u2019 myielf if 1 was feared o\u2019 Archie rakin a triecd's daughter tu a faim dance.You\u2019ll mind the Lauders are new comers in Moss Kirt\u2019e.1 think it ver> kind o\u2019 Archie.He'd be teilin\u2019 ls a\u2019 shout it when he gets o'er the moor again.\u201d And Phemie looked t her calm face, which yet had some shadow of trouble in it, ar.J put back the ti st of the words she had determined to say.\u201cThere will be nae use in them,\u201d she thought ; \u201cmee tng trouble is just gaeing into the enemy\u2019s country.There is-na a single promise ri'en us for such a useless, foolhardy journey.There\u2019s a time to speak, and a time to forbear speaking ; and it\u2019s maistly, if you are a prudent body, the time to forbear speaking.\u201d Then Springtime came ata'p, andFaith was very busy.The lambing season took her very often up the fells, for her special duty was toluok sfterthose lambstoo weak to follow their mothers, or who, from any cause, had been left lonely and hungry, on the windy hills.There was not a day in which she aid not carry down in her own arms several cf these deserted little ones to be fed and cared for at home.Late one Sabbath evening she was earning down the Catter Fell with a c mple in her plaid neuk.She held them firmly in her strong arms.Their little heads were against her breast.Davie was at her side.She came rapidly onward with the springy step of one born of the heather.The rosy light ef the setting sun made a kind of glory, in which she moved with a swift grace that was wonderful.Lord tiraeme counted it a great fortune that he was passing that wav, and saw this vision of womanhood.It inspired in him a kind of religion.He felt for the moment an irrepressible sentiment if praise and gratitude to the Maker of a being so beautiful and gracious.\u201cFaith !\u201d he cried, \u201coh, how I love ! you ! How 1 envy the little creature in your arms ! How I envy the very heather j and bemy grass that feels your steps ! I | never hoped for a joy like this when 1 left the Castle.1 was going only to j treat myself to a sight of your home, and 1 have seen you also ! Let me be thankful.\u201d \u201cLord Graeme, dinna talk to me that way.It iana right, and Pll no listen to you.And you weel knowthatyouahouldna be riding just for your ain pleasure upon the Sabbath Day.\u201d .'And what then, are you doing on the hills ?Was it to meet Renw.'ck you went up Catter Foil ?\u201d \u201cI am saving life, lord.I canna let the wee thing perish on the hillside.\u201d \u201cOf course not.You can have pity on Montreal, .iprit }>h, IflSi way.Bulling EASTERN TOWNSHIPS BANK.CARSLEY\u2019S COLUMN.CAL ITAL PAID CP RESKBVK ±'UXD DEPOSITS.$1,4*?,109 600,000 00 2,500,000 00 h RANCE ES \u2014Waterloo Cowausville, Btineieed Coatitook, lichTiond, Granbj, Htdford, Huotnig* don CORRESPONDENT» Rank cf Montieal and liranchea in Canada National Exchange Rank, Boston ; National Park Bank, New York; National Bank of Scotland, lx>udon, Eng.Deposits may be made with our London, Ne York or Boston Correspondent» and the araouitn withdrawn at any office of the Bank.Sterling exchange and American currency bought and \u2022old.Stirling bill» ireued in au?amount» re voired.Note», Bille and Coupon» received for collection SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Deposit» reccired and interest allowed Office Loure, 10 to 3.Saturday* 10 to 1.S.KDGELL, Local Manager.WM.PAR WELL, Gen.Man a lamb\u2014lamb can bj sold fur something \u2014 but a man is such a commun cr^»t'iri-.I am dying bra kind word.Faith.When will you have pity on me t\" \u201c1 am the sanie as a married woman, lord.You should (li nk shame o\u2019 your seli tn say such worts.L-t me pass you, for i fie lambs aie evu'd and hung.y .\u2019 \u2022 You are n t the same as married, Faith.Renwick wil never marry you.Mind what 1 lay.\u201d \u201cThen, lord.I\u2019ll think no kinder o\u2019 you for hi ing sue ill a prophet.This is na a day lor me to be minding myself, and I'll no sp^ak another word on the matter.\u201d \u201cGo d-uieht ihm, Faith.You cannot prevent me from thinking about you.\u201cDinna mix me up »T any ill ihochts, lord.Hae that much care o\u2019 me, uny MANTLE PRICES.\u201cUpon my honour, you ask a arand thine.I\u2019d try and keep your charge, Faith.\u201d He had dismounted from his horse when he raw her approaching, and he Blood beside it while he spoke.With the last words he mounted and rode slowly away, taking the only road which permitted him to watch Faith until Phemie met her at her own gate, and the two women, with the two lost lambs family bleating, disappeared in the home fold.Short Tweed Jacke I», from $1-50 eseb.Lames' Capes io New Kffxt», $ i '25 each.Black Jacket», Hoed with Bilk, $4.75 each.New Jickttiy lined with *ilk, $5.60 each.English Tweed Waterproof», with extra Jong Capes, $2.90 each.S.CABSLEY.dress goods prices.THE MERCHANTS BANK CAAPTER YHI.F Arm's llAKK HOI K.Spring Dress Tweeds, 40 in wide, 2:c.All-Wool Colored Cashmeres, 36c\t« Fancy Plaid Dreaa Goods, 42 in., 47c Al -Wool Challiea, 17 c.All-Wool £ergea, 41 ir.wide, 3Jc.S.CAESLEY.OF CANADA.Head Office Montreal.Capital paid up.- $6,000,000 Reserve Fund - - $2,725,000 Vew.re thy life oy loss instead of gain.Not by the wine drunk, but the wiae poured forth.Ytt this one thing l lesm to know Each d*y more surely as 1 go \u2014 Tbit 1 am glad the good and ill By changeless laws are ordered still Not as I a ill.COSTUME PRICES.Board op Dirbctobs.ANDREW ALLFN, Esc.,.President YJY HE spring had opened early with Jj£*ome line warm days, but betrayed its piumise around E)k Water, and Delayed long its full fruition.So Faith had much anxious care, and many long walks concerning her flocks; which, however, in spite of the chilly mghis ai d damp days, prospered wouderlully.One night near the end of April she came home very v.eaiy It is the heart holds up the hody, anC Faith\u2019s heart had been heavy hr i e«r,y a week, during which space Archie inni not been at the farm.She was atraid be had heard of her interview with Graeme on the pievi ous Sabbath.F- r the hatted was not upon one side ; Aichie returned his landlord's dislike very heartily.On this night she was alone on the fells.Davie was tut with her; lie hao been ailing lately, and ih- air was f.'ggy and chilling ; si her own fearful thoughts were lier only comparons.As the entered the kitchen upon 1er return, I\u2019hu mie looked through the houseplace dirr with a face full of suppressed excitem : t.\u201cYou are welcome hame.Faith ; anu look ye heie ! Carrier .1 >e his left a box for you.It\u2019s frae Lit i ¦>] or some forc'gn paitt I\u2019m thinking.\u2019 \u201cA box !\u201d Such a thing had r.\\v: happened to Faith before.She started up instatiter to go t\u201e j-.\u2018 Yuu're wet-sho?, ma\u2019am, and ycu\u2019il be io change your sin on first.\u201d Ttiere was r denying the o'd w man's positive manner, nor yet the justice of lier direction, so Faiih not only complied «unit, but also removed her plaid and bonnet, and gave t.er usual directions shout the milk for the young lambs.Then she felt at liberty to satisfy her cutiosiiy.The hex wasalaige deal box secured with bands of iron, and there was much plcssant euriosiry t xetcieed in the removal of these hand , and the opening of the lid.The liret ti.ing that presented itself to their eager eyts was an ix-quidte painting of the unforgotten Agnes.The fair, flowti-'ike f»ce was so like her mother's taco, that Faith felt as if she had received both mother and sister back again.Si e uttered a joyful cry, and kissrd it over ard over with a passionate affee'ion.Then she put it in Phemie\u2019s hands, and Ffi< mie pressed it to her breast and cried above it, as if Agnes was once more a baby in her arms.Agnes had been gone more than eight years, and this was the tiiet token cf her remembrance the had tent beck to these who had long forgiven but never forgotten her It was such a wondeiful thing to happen ! It was impossible not to be excited and full cf j ry over it.Below the picture there was a piece of rich satin, seme fine laces, and a heavy gold brooch for Faith.Many other beautiful things followed, ornamental and useful both ; but the presents which touched Faith\u2019s heart most were the books and pictures and playthings suitable fora lad of Davie\u2019s age, and which had evidently been selected with great care and love.It was a box full of affection as well as of beauty\u2014a box which induced all kinds of pleasant memories and conversation and pi iful wonder.They were still standing over it when Renwick entered.He 1 ad been drinking and was, as Phemie whispered to Faith, \u201cMuch the waur o\u2019 it.\u201d What is man ever the better ct it ?Faith tciteely noticed the warning.She was still in a singuBr state of happy licitement, and she called out j tyfully, \u201cL>ok you here, Archie! Our bonnie Agnes has sent usa\u2019 these braw things \u2019 And here the Lest o\u2019 all is her ain sweet sel\u2019 1\u201d He looked at the gifts in a sullen, scornful manner, steadying himself as he stood by loaning against the long, oak dresser, his tail sturdy figure looming up against the shelves tilled with shining rows of china ware and brass ware.\u201cYou are much setup for naething ! A Wit painted face ' Ay, it\u2019s gude enou\u2019 for her 1\u201d Faith was much grieved, more by the expression given to the words than by their actual import ; but she refused to notice the ill-nature of th?remark, and added, \u201cLook at this bonnie satin and lace, and the gold brooch forhye I I\u2019ll need to wear no siller now on my wedding dress, Archie.They ha\u2019e come in gude time, ha e they not ?\u201d (To be continued.) Children» » Dresses, from 5'Jc.Ladies1 House Jertey», 50c* Ladle»\u2019 Walkiog Skirts, vith mate?ial for Bodicr, $4.CO.Ladies\u2019 Bit zer Costumes, $9.75.Ladiet\u2019 Spricg Costumes $10,00.!>.CARSLKY.RUB r.ANDEKSUN, tfcy .Vice-Presideu* H.Mackenzie,\tT.H.Dunn.Que.J.Hodgson,\tH.M.Allan, John Cateilf,\tSir Joseph Hickson, J.P.Dawes.GEORGE HAGUE, Esq.Oener il Manager JOHN GAULT.Ass't General Manager.LINEN PRICES.Roller Towellings, 3^ i per yard.Fancy Tickiags, 9 j per yard.Cream Table Damask, 17 j .* per yard.Table Napkins, 05c per dc/.an.All linen Towels, 80c per doz.S CAESLEY.Branohes and agencies in all the principal towns and citing in Canada, Manitoba aud the Northwest Territory, the United .States, Great Britain, do.SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT: Deposits received and interest credited hal C.W.WAI.rOT.Manager Sheibrookc Branch i iifeii run re.Office' Est\u2019d 1875.HOUSE FURNISHINGS.W.8.D0E8SEH & Fancy Furniture Cottons, 712 yard .Gcod-ftized White Blankets, $1.75 pair.W hité snd Colored Quilts, 99c each.CbenHlc aud Cloth Table Covers, £3c each.Double width Furniture Covering, 40c yd.S.CAIiSLEY.Represents the following; stock Lire Inenrsnos Companies : 4 B UTAi.VN-lMiJU ES 1 ace Curtains, 50c pair.1 < lu*n Mriped Cuitfdss- $1 25 pair Coma Sofa K igs, 9l)n each, damping Blanxct», $1.40 pair.P.aiu and Fancy bcr.n», K'c yard.S.CABSLEY.PKIXTN-riUt EH.Good w ashiae Prints, 4 ?yard.New Printed Challiea, 7c yard.Fancy Plaid Ginghams, blcyaid.Good W\u2019aeh'Dg Sateens, yaid.Mourning Prints, 9$c yam.S.CARSLEY, nEX\u2019.S FEKMSlIlNCiS.Fancy Merino Half Hore, 'S^c f air.Merino Vests aud Drawers, 56c each.Farcy Silk NVcktier, l5;each.Etn\u2019s Pocket Handkerchiefs.5: each.Kid Walking Gloves, l5c pair.S CARSLEY.I,A If I ES' 1ION1EKY.t nshmi re Heec, 3 paiis for t8c.Cash i.ere Hose, 3 pairs for 95c.Ladieb\u2019 Cotton Vesta, 10c < ach.Ladies' Fine Merino Vest», 3(c each.La: ies* Na ural Wool Vesta, 37c each.> CARSLEY.ÆÏNA ROYAL Q U K 1.N W E S T E K N ALLIA N CK GUARDIAN H A K T * O K D L A N C A S Ii 1 U K v.) I J ISIi AM i.KO A Ptu IK N I X OF Is U N D O N P H Œ N 1 X OF II A K T F O P.D C O M M X R O I A L UNION LONDON AND L A N 0 A SHI K F.FILL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION^ LONDON ASSURANCE C O K P O P A TION Agents of the CANADA LIFE Whose l.uiincas and income in Canada is mors than double that of any other company doing Lueineas here.Rater, low as the lowest.Profits to policy-holders, unexcelled.-ALLO- TRA VELE It S* IXSURAXCE CO.The oldest, largest and strongest Accidcol Company on this Continent.Wo also transact business in the following four special branches of Insurance : EMPLOYERS\u2019 LIABILITY, PLATE GLASS INSURANCE, BOILER INSPECTION and INSURANCE, and GUARANTEE BONDS.Business placet] incur oifirs will at ail tiraîi receive our careful, personal attention.Eo«n\u20ac\u2018m liberally Hint promptly neiiletl.GLOVES ANÜ CORSETS.Ladies\u2019 I isle Thread Gloves, ICc.Ladies\u2019 4-Button Kid Gloves, 35c.Ladies' 4-Buttcn Kid Gloves, Children\u2019s Tweed Ulsters, $3.90 S CARSLEY Richmond.Drummond and Ya-maska Counties Mutual Fire Insurance Company llenii Office, - Tiverton, V.q.F.Pbi»o»tàim, .PaniDi»».D.O.Boübbxaü, M.P.,.Vicr-Pebsiss»*.Jonw W\u2019adlxiqh,.Tbrasurxb.H.R.Tnouptoît,.SaoMTamT.BOARD OF DIRECTORS.Fulgenca Frofontalne, .South Durham James Duffy,»»».John Wadleigh,.Ulverton John Mooney,.** Archibald Bothwoll,.11 D.O.Bourbeau, M.P.,.Arthabaska Station W.K- Jones,.Richmond James Alexander,.Melbonrna Alexander Cassidy,.Kiugscy Falls Good aud reliable Agents wanted in every County throughout the Province.Apply to tha Secretary, Ulverton.\tIyr9 BOOTS AftD SHOES.Ladies\u2019 Button Boots, 99c Ladies\u2019 Swits Kid B itton Boris, $1,13 Ladies\u2019Lace Shoe», $1.1 \u2022 Boys\u2019 School Boots, 94o Infanta\u2019 L-.oo Boot*, 27c.S CARSLEY ALLAN LINE DRESS TRIMMINGS.Black Jet Trimmings, 5c yard Black Silk Ornaments, 5c each Colored Silk Tri nmiogs, 10c yard Cotton Art Fringcr, 9c yard Colored Braid Sets, 25c each.Royal Mail Btxamsuips.REDUCTION IN RATES.Steamers sail ^regularly Horn Portland and Halifax to Liverpool via Londonderry DURI50 TUI WHI IR MOKTIIS.J Cabin, $4\" and upwards.Second Cabin, $36 j Steerage at low rates.Sfo Cattle carried CHOICE MANTLES Just received, Three Cases cf the VERY LATEST STYLES ic Parisian Novelties, in Lsdies\u2019 Capes and Jackets, AT 8.CARSLEY S.B l*l(r i A LEAN TINE L.I IM CL \u2022\t)\tSTEAMSHIPS.NEW YORK & GLASGOW via Londonderry, every Fortnight.Cabin, $40 a upwards.Second Cabin, $25.Steerage at lo rates.Apply to H.à A.ALLAN, Montreal» or to E.H.CREAM .'or F.DALE» Rlierbrooke.ESTABLISHED 1877.Rheumatism Cured in a Day- ¦lour, of Itu.lup.-,'n.in s » in t« H South American Rheumatic Cure for Rheumatiim and Neuralgia radically cure* in 1 to 11 day*.It» action upon the »ys-tem i» remarkable and myiterious.It remove» at once the cause and the disease immediately disappears.The first dose Kreatly benefits.75 cents.Warranted by T.J.Tuck.\tIyr2 GENERAL STEAMSHIPS AGENCY.Ripan» Tabule* banish pain.S.CARSLEY, 1765 to 1779 Notre Dame Street, MONTBKAL Bookings by *11 Trsnsstlantic Lines to from Europe.-AGENT FOR- ALLAN,\tDOMINION, AND BEAVER LINES.B*rth« .«erred b, wtr*.Prepaid Tlck.t.to Mae friend, from th.old win try .pMaltp.For full information, apply to F.DAUB, tf-**\tI*.IS la th.Sin.r., Sb.rbroMe.Û Sju^djjajjjJfL ! ia ONIfV COP\u2019 THE EXAMINER.FRIDAY.APRIL 28.\t1893.3 IPvofcüsloual travels.f»l kvi:yD1£, B.A.fee.Civti FDtfin«t«r Aitd # I'roYiiui&l Laud Mirrejor, fehfibr.oke, P.Office iu Tuck A McNicol\u2019t Block.Liurauce ou Factory Street.I*H Ysl< ia.Mu.ROBKRrsoK à BOBKR1 hOB, i'hltiiciaLS A Sur^vcL*, 1.» ruoxvlle, l^ue.J>.T.BoWrtccu.M.D , C.M \u2014< ffio« College m.£.A.hebertron, Al.I).f C.A! \u2014Late resident lioutreal Mtoten ity »nd llcuite Burgeon Montreal tieuera.floepuala.Office Mato Ht.DBS.LLUAK A XLMP, llijaicians and burgeons, t.J.Bmab» If.D ,\tH.D.Xmi * J » 37 Lcmmercial 8t\tU Bank St.O.HMl'IH, M.!>.late Besident rurgoou Yr .Montreal Oancr&l Hospital, (dice and real-deuce Ao.3 Market Mreet^ Merciiant\u2019a Bank Building.Telephone 226.\t&6 WA.FAKWKLL, M.D.| Late House m Surgeon a*, ^tbe Montreal General Hospital and resident i'b/siclan at the M mtreal Maternity, ft Moore fetfe* t, Sherbro< ke, ATTOKMIYS.L.VIT H1TK, CATE A WELLS, Advocate».Y Y McBain\u2019s Block,Square, Sherbrooke, One.W.Whit*, g.C.C.W.Cate, J.F.Well*.E.CHABBONNEL, L.L.F., Advo.7OHN .) i;i; 1 FKITii, ^\tA U i1 < 1.*aj - K nd kv IA K .\\UKNT.)v5 V\\V, u*!to .t.Shirbrnik^ a fil K.I.OHEK'IY, Profeaeor of Vi Gordon fetreet.ALKOFKKD, graduate cf l,av;>l and NbGill, , Mining E 'gine* r.Mam office ; Quebec Brain h o*ar ^uit.'»i.e t r punting a ur *11 u« wspaprf pr fur Job wor i.eil it V* m*ae r>ni tor a iarw.r ni «chine, and a bargain CnB be had Ayplv to «lie Publishers of the KacaviMsx H.X.TOMLINSON, BOOKBINDER, KIJLKB, AND Blank Book ManukieJurer.LBTTEK BOOKS.ACCOUNT BOOKS, MEMOKANDUM AND >HOR'-HAND BOOKS, UNDERWOOD'S w KIT!NO INK- \\ND MUt ! I.AOE Agent for the CVio.iiniel Letter Copy-ma bis>k*»rni InV.No (ire.,,r mo ature rwc aired.\u2022«.\u2022«\u2022Ii'h\tfti.i»|»|«»a!»e F.tt» Wanted Every owner of a hoi sc or cow w^nis to know how to keep his animat in good health while in the stable on dry i'< r DICK\u2019S BLOOD rÜRIKIFR is now recogm.ed as tiie liest Coriv\u2019.iti.'n l'.w.i«rs, it y:\\rs a «;> « d appetite and airen^ihens the digestion so that all the f > i.i is asainiilated and forms flesh, thus saving mure i .'tt it ^osts.It regulates the l « v.!s .nd Kidneys and turns a rough coat into a smooth ami k'°fcS> ol*t Sound Horses are always in d.mand and at his season whoa t v ,re- .«Lie to slips and Sound Horses mi.miis DICK\u2019S BMS* TK.R will be found a stal le necessity ; it will remove a curb, spavin, splint or thoroughpin or any sw elling.Pick\u2019s I.ininrent cures a strain or lameness and removes ir.tlain-mutton from cuts and bruises.For Sale by all Druggist*.I >iuk's Blood Purifier 30c.1 \u2018itk\u2019s Blister 5t>c.Dt'-k's Liniment N5c.Dtck\u2019# Ointment 25c.end a postal curd for fqll particulars, & Fat Cattle a bouk of valuable household and farm recipes will be sent free.DICK & CO.P.O.Box 482.MONTREAL.CONCORD BUGGIES From s^ '\u2018A.KhlvGF.stou o Jo well to come and Inn a over my stuckh f'»r- n >\u2022 cjiaaing Hsew he\u2019**-.You can save m i ati.i a Ot of repairs.ïlvduced I'ricos »>n at* (iueet wtir^.p.bs^on Mardi /3f i**,-*\ti>n,' LB.BmI ION\u2019S - Mi - (I WÜH l COJ»\t., : V.\ti h v ¦ \\ Ti.\u2019»r t> P|-.ur \" »»Ml A .Vi'i HORSE POWDERS PreTeuts al) Manner of DiBeeses.GLANDERS, J i KG Y, WORM.a.ROT S PINK ME.MKATCHK', \u2022¦.Won EN LEGS, heave;.-, ETC.These rr»wd*r« a^e the best m the niHrket and are n«ed by ell wh» ar»* resin u* of iieeiiig tif« in ih\u201cir h Tee* Try « pNck\u2019iL'** h*u) Be convinced.8« LD EVFRYWHFBK, t\u2018R FROM GRIFFÎ T H \u2019S DRUG ST'YRK.Timber Lands For Sale.T3WNSHI?CF BÜE7.Range *.Lo \u2022 Nos vM -nd ^0, *Vfl ar^a.\"\th,\t\u2022*\tHu aim\t.8),\t>91\t\u2022* \u201c\t6,\t\u201c\t3 ,\t146\t\u2022\u2022 Victori* head H»ng '.vorth L- ts 6«, and 61,\tR'M«\t\u2022\u2022 Vicorix ?\u2022 vd Km- Ur, noctb, Ii'>t* 5% n7, a**d r9,\t62»*\t*\u2022 Range t, !.ot> 52\t3, 21, 25 26 27.2H, ami 2».\tlf>24\tM Vi.s via ''ad Hiige nor*b.I*nfs «4»,\t6 **\t\" south, In\u2019s 77.7**,rtl.bJ, \u2022* *,\t^omb Uo 31,\tltfa Range 2, Lot No .26\t146\tl«aU\u2018 K« «'ortl *»l t!ie lluay \\\\ «irltl'a Hupp* iiings Carefully Compiled an«l Put Into lluittly uiitl Attractive feltapc for the Kcuder* of Our I'uprr, 4 It] MIN AL.Burjilars Blew ojk'H the safe of Hume Bros.1\u2019ort Hoi», and stole iJldU.John Hill, a eolored murderer, was hanged on Friday at Camden, N J.An illicit still has been captured in Montreal.Two men arc under arrest charged with owning it.John Anderson, aged Vi, has Been ar rested at Toronto charged with fraud hy cleaning postage stamps and silling them again as new.William Williams, a drunken Chicago painter, murdered his wife hy cutting her throat, and then committed suicide in the same manner.James W.Flood, ex cashier of the Donohue A Kelly Bank at San Francisco, has Been arrested, charged with « mhiv.zling^liil.000 of the Bank's funds.Whitccaps arc terrorizing the neighborhood of Hrookhnven, Miss., where negm s arc Being whipped and driven from their homes indiscriminately.Mat Bitner, a Bohemian, li\\ ingat Clin ton, Wis.shot his wife and Mrs.Arthur Ilurne, the wife of a prominent farmer, threw their houies iu the cellar and burned the house.(ieorge < iilBcrt.formerly liookkccjier for the Walkerville Brewery Company, was tried at the Sandwich Assizes on the charge of forgery for raising a receipt.Verdict, not guilty.A 1 .y of in summers has been identi-i.e.i as the firebug who has Been applying the torch at Cheyenne, Wyo.He says he did it to hear the bells ring and see the fire Brigade tarn out, Wm.O'Xeil.the man who has been obtaining money in various parts of the province hy alleging that he represented Gray A Sons or Chatham, lias been arrested at Paekenhani, and is now in gaol at Brockville a\\.ailing trial.Anderson Wney.colored, was tried at the Sc.ndwieli Ac-i .cs for tiie murderof his wife last Soptemls r.A verdict of guilty was return d.with a recommen dation for mercy of the court Judge Street sentenced him to be hanged on May IS.I OKKKIN rm.ITH s.The French amBa.-sador, Al.Pateno-tro has been received by President Cleveland.It is officially stated iu Lisbon that the reports of an attempt to assa-sinate King Carlos are untrue.The Belgian ehamlxT of deputies, by a vote of 1 là to ha.-! x-ejected the motion in favor of universal suffrage.Peru has indicated that she will make full reparation for the outrage on American residents reported from Lima the other day.Janan has seized the Pelew islands in the North Pacific.Spain claims the islands, and trouble B: tween the two powers is feared King Alexander of Servie, who is not yet eighteen years of age, has deposed the regents and taken up»n himself the full powers of a king.Stepniak, the Ku-sien patriot, has written a letter to President Cleveland making a strong protest against the Russian extradition treaty.Gov.Flower of New York state has signed the agricultural law revision which established a commission of agri culture, at an annual salary of iSl.uOb.President Montt of Chili lias signed the decree formally declaring the < liilian provinces of Santiago, Valparaiso, Aeon cagua and Ohiggins to be in a state of siege.Dr.Peters, the East African explorer, was interviewed recently in Cairo, Egypt, and said English occupation of Egypt must continue, otherwise there would be a Mahdist invasion.According to the latest count the Democrats have \u2022¦120, the Republicans r,>7 and the third party s representatives in the U.S.Congress, giving the Demo crats a majority over all of KÔ.Sir Julian Fauncefote.the first ambassador from any country to the United States has presented his papers to the President and the event was marked by considerable ceremony.Sir Julian is now dean of the diplomatic corps at Washington.TH K I I KK KKCOUI).Fire has caused about ijdâ.OOO damage at Granby, Que.Eight Bildingsin Seaforth were burned one night last week.Almost every business lions- in St, Mary's, Ohio, lias been burned.Over \u20181,000 houses in Kawagoyecho.near Tokio, Japan, lias been destroyed by fire.Fire in Veszprira, Hungary, 'nas de stroyed 1-11 houses and rendered 1,000 persons homeless.An explosion occurred iu Holmes' oil refinery at Bast Buffalo.The refinery and a large number of cars were de stroyed by fire.A forest fire in Warren county.N.C., has swept over four miles of the country destroying over 100 farm buildings and much other property.Forest fires have destroyed over *140,-000 worth of timber and other property in the mountains of Pennsyl vania.Heavy rains have now unenohed the fires.Mrs William Ainsworth and two of her children aged s years and 1.years were burned to death in a tenement fire iu Brooklyn yesterday.Two other children were badly burned.In Chicago Mrs.Jensen went to the meat market after lighting a gasoline stove.While she was absent the house took five and h-r two children were burned to death.Mrs.Jensen has Income temporarily h sine.Tin: i.aiioi; woui.n.The mayor of Brm sels was attacked and maltreated by strikers yesterday.Most of the striker- ¦\u2022it the World's Fair buildings have retnrne i t.> work.The moulders strike in Hamilton has lieen declared off and all the shops are ojien.It is thought that a general strike of dock laborers will Be oi-leied in England.The situation in Hull.England, is said to lie gloomy for the striking dock lal mrers The machine shoemakers -trike in Toronto was quickly settled.The men were out only one day.The trouble Between the clothing manufacturers of New York and their cutters has not yet Been settled.The American Railroad union, the in w combination et railway .eiiiplovees.was pi rmnnently organized in Ch.ago ! last week.There are good reasons for believing that the men of the Homestead, Pa., steel works are preparing for another strike next July.The strike inaugurated by the labor leaders in Belgium as a protest against the rejection of the universal suffrage bill is still spreading.Ottawa Trades and Labor council have decided that the proposed pharmacy act amendments are not in the in terest of the general publie.The composition roofers of St Louis have decided to strike, the employers having refused a demand for mon pay.Two thousand men are affected.The hotel waiters of New York city threaten to goon strike.They complain that they work long hours, pay heavy fines and shave off their beards.Inspector DeBarry hustled William Quii k out of Buffalo.Quick went from Brighton, Ont., to work in Mr De-Barry's preserve.Julius Sohelke, a Kus sian Pole, recently arrived via Halifax, was alsosent back to Canada.I l.ltl VT - * I lit 'Is, Seven p sens were killed and six per-: s >ns wounded in thecveloneat Cu Irev, I Mo.Thestrawhoard millsat Kokomo, Ind., were blown down nnd Robert Douglas, j an employe, was killed.Loss iJ'iP.OOO.A heavy thunderstorm pa- d over j Palmerstiin.Dr.Stewart s residence was struck By lightning, damaging it considerably.Winnipeg had t\u2019.- > worst storm of the winter the other day.Telegraphic communication wa- cut off and Business generally suspended.A cyclone did great damage near Lex ! ington.Mo., the other day.destroying everything in a path Ton yards wide and five or six miles long.le passed 01 r Robinsonville, Mi-s.the other afternoon, and only two hon,- -s ar- left standing in the place.A number of lives were lost.Yp ilanti and other points in Michigan v.ere devn-nated By a cyclone.Many of the prinri; a! buildings were badly damaged.The loss of property is estimated at $'.100 0 '.A colored school house near Robins-ville.Miss.was Blown down during the cyclone and To children were killed.There were also a number of negroes killed in the town.^HfffinYii its yzito.Atimtsm- .It should hr tain n as reÿid rhj at.! with much rdisli - i wi ll j ursoa would t it down to a juicy beefsteak,1>n all \\\\ .'10 it volost their appetite and thtir liesh and who constantly lee! hstiess and exhausted.Noth-iiur will ,, .( cott a Emulsioa cures Cougns, I) U 1 Id Colds, Ccnauurption, Scrofula, oud ail Ar.aomic end Wasting l,P *R Diseases.Prevents V/asting in miii-lvlv i ir -ic i.-r Children.Almost n» p*l»lnble »s tpm ' or | er- lllllk olllJ K,m- manently.Don\u2019t par si ByBo-lt.V Biwno, IleUevlUa.Sold n -,\t.By all Druggists, &0eeutaand$1.00.call it a medicine, 'all it a food.Scott\u2019s r* PROVES\u2019 TOUGH SYRiJi BEST THE WORLD.GIVES INSTANT RELIEF, AND CURES CROUP, COUGHS.SORE THROAT, WHOOPING COUCH, BRONCHIAL COUGH, INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS.LUNG FEVER AND INFLUENZA nrAo v:;tA7 t.:n.c.iAfr-cs ca o.I \u2022 \\\t'\tI\t\u2022\t¦ .\u2022\t¦\t| f, .,.c\t.\u2022 .\t, \u2022\t.\t.,\t.\t, « IT.tI :i.| r.!i .\tit ,i ;\u2022 1 i.il 11n* \u2022 i\thtt-li i* l i t i w .i.n l\t.I \u2022 « .\t.l ad Hi \u2022 le- t * I\u2019d »»\u2022:\tlii:i i : \u2022 y sald i ;v \u2022» v .s n > »\t.n*\tt : t .\tr, i.iih-\t.a \\\t*\t.\t.\t\u2022\t.»\t.\t; «\u2022.\u2022n.1 i ¦ \u2022 \\ i \u2022 i i « » Un d g i \u2022 : \u2022 \u2022\u2022 \u2022; \u2022 \u2022 frn l mont I\ti\tu- I r * M-n.i n t .*.4ff|i!**tttl.v rr tl.o i-'m.It *l.'M*r 1\t\u2022 d l '\t¦ \u2022 1 !m- « j*\t\u2022\t\u2022\t\u2022 .\t.V; \u2022d, it-d -\t\u2022 : It 11 v It ImI r ii \to \u2022\t, c4 a bo*.I .* a.1, » \\ u It I » 1.r .v da« t .dll 1 » i f*\t\u2018 .\\oU> »1 -.fClfuby\t*! A «MAHII-Y rert CALC l Y ALL DEA/.enS, DU 11.I # \u2014 w 4 w \u2022 4.!\u2022 L w \u2022, v- \u2022 l w I.».h :\u2022, v\tSHERnROOKS, V .: il i: l IN \\N( I \\L WOK i-M iv rl s rujiurt ; \u2018J*> bu^im D.A TERRIBLE SUFFERER For Five Years Immediately Believed by IU.JP.I*.Toths M '' i\u2019t .a, \u2019 d r,Hr Co, Truro, H,S.(Dmi.L'mkn 1 f e 14 to < m t ty il at for li rp j eaiw I hutft r» 1 » 1 rii' « b\ti \u2019s i\u2018 and my L.wax a c nth\u2019i« *V8C-riff ».\tY\tI 1: v , I \"1 , J r.t e.\u2019 v ¦ 1 !.N.s A 7, IStl Suite r.-g»ÎSî4 Pmsr Co.(tld.) Tor Sale by Druggists ond ali DerJcrs.S.C.NUTTER- Agent, -\t- Sherbrooke.GORDON\u2019S j ; SRI ! 'tmm ! TRADE MARK \\ XOH TUB Cl\u2019CB OX HUi*! .VATIH\u2019\", bCIATK'A, I.UWBa Ut», / A y h HACK, KPKAIN8, STIFF JOINTS, F.to.F OK bAl F AT I MO hlOBEB In $1.00 xml ftoc Lottie*.FUT UP BY o.oc:>nx>02V HHFFHPO.KK P.Q TO ARRIVE SHORTLY -a LARGE QUANIITY OF- Timothy and Clover Seeds 1/ Selccttd lertonaPy (*?the » xpcricDwd seniir pAttner of our firm » » 1 * I C K H T-.O W F* O J *\t17 A.I.I rr Y.Do not try to save a ftw cent* in buying inferior S.ids.it v.11 i .t pHy y u You wou'd su-ely not like \u2018o have your f toi infect.d wi'B all sort, i f WE OFFER YOU THE CLEANEST SEEDS, FREE OF ALL WT EDS TO BE FOUND AN V WHERE Spptdal priceH t«» \u201911t-*ortt: cn* of Slothing, Gents Fnrnisliings, Bools, Shoes, Trunks end Valises, v Id h wr* are r ff^rlnp at » (\u2022va»* rt' » vi» v !( great hfftffr .us nuti \u2022* » i t our o d *tsnd v ss ronth)c, wo (, von NhW SPRING J.L.VINE BEI k Ert-'toin Townships ol and t\u2019over, 19 c-ots, :ot Furniture, etc , Gray Horse, Expieas Wagor, Harness, Robes, Blankets, etc TERMS\u20143 and 0 months.SALE AT ONE O\u2019CLOCK P.M.JOHN J.GBIFFITH, 1W38\tAuctioneer.MUSICIANS AND VISITORS AUCTION SALE 9:h, 1393 \u2014os\u2014 TUESDAY, MAY The undersigned will sell bv Public Auction for Estate late MBS K.WAKEFIELD at the residence of MRS.M.McCarthy, (McCarthy block,) No.27 Wellington Street, SHERBROOKE, Without reserve .\u2014 1 B.W.Ta\u2019-\u2019or Suite tf 7 piece», Mirrors, Fancy Tables.Chair» and Ottomans.Piano Covers, lot fancy Work, Pictures, B:okt, Lace Curtains and Poles, Fancy Clcck, Ornaments, Brussels Carpet et*., etc, Side Board, Extension Dining Table, I.ounge, Rocking and Cane Seated Chairs, Coal Stove, Silver Ware, Crockery and Glass Waie, Lamps.Knives and Fork».Carpet?, etc.2 Bedrooms fcuites (coxnphte), Hpriog Beds, Mattrasses, Pillows, Bedding, Carpets, Chamber Crockery, Curtaior, ete , Cooking Htove for coal or wood.Cooking Utei.sils.Kitchen 1 ables.Chairs and Furniture, Plant Htands, Hanging Batket*, Plants, etc , etc.TERMS OF SALE\u2014Cash.SALE AT TEN O\u2019CLOCK A, M.JOH V J.«GRIFFITH, 2w3S\tAuctioneer.WHO ATTEND THE CHORAL CONCERTS A HE INVITED TO CALL AND IN'; THE SUPERB STOCK PIANOS AND ORGANS RINK OPERA HOUSE.Saturday, Monday and Tuesday APRIL 29.h, MAY 1st, & 2nd We are now Showing1.Some lovely new styles received this week.PIANO TUNING AND REGULATING A SPECIALTY C.A.LeBARON, 93\u2014WELLINGTON STREET\u201493.Tbuu ^àrluevtiscmcuti MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS of the SHERBROIKK TEi K.PHONE ASHOCIA-I iuN, will be held at the ,S\u2018| KRHRgOKE HOUSE on TUESDAY MAY 2nd J- Ifc'.'S.at 2 o\u2019clock p.m.C.MEAGHER See\u2019y.HOTEL LICENCES.There appears to be some little friction between the City Council and the Hotel-Jceepeis on the subject of licences arising mainly cut of the litigation of last year and probably the result of a misunderstanding on both sides.As tho public may not perhaps thoroughly understand the matter it may be as well to review the j writes of the position.In the year 1890 a license j tax of ,$400 was levied upon and paid by ai! -the hotel keepers.Subsequent'y the Mercier Government with a view to getting as much of the cow\u2019s milk as possible into their own psil enacted a Ixw that municipalities sl-ould not be allowed to levy a higher tsx than $50 on any hotel keeper.In 1891 in conformity with this law the Council levied and colic -ted for licences $50 only.Ksily in the year 1892 they obtained from the Mercier egevernment a premise that this law should be repealed and on the collapse of that (ÇOTeroment they obtained a similar prom-ice from the DeBoucherville Government.On the strength of these promises (which A terrible cyclone wrecked tho young city of ( tklahoma on Tuesday and crushed out the lives of over half a hundred people, men women and childre i.Illuminating Gas in Montreal, where the use is general, cots $1.40 per 100 feet, less a small discount.\u201cThe Company\u2019s Husband \" is the title of a pleasant little comedy in one act, adapts d for amateur acting and parlor representation, which will he published in Harper's Bazar for April 29;h.The author is Rosemary Raum.The Mail Wide Ain' has an entertaining description of life on a light-house island in the Caitia Sea.by Rounsevelle Wildman.He calls it.\u201cHow we played Robinson Crusoe.\u201d Grace Dean McLeod has a characteristic Nova Scotia story\u2014 \u201cPetit Pere Felix,\u201d a tale of the invasion of Acadie ; Joseph Hatton tells of \u201cThe Prince\u2019s Dilemma,\u201d an oxciting incident connected with tie coin room of the British Museum ; Crawford Capen writes of \u201cStamps and Stamp Collecting Annie Sawyer Down\u2019s tells how tho \u201cYoung Folks at the Eddy\u201d dodt with the ser-sant-girl problem; Peneh ps Palmer poor Welsh boy in tho Pennsylvania mint s who mado marvelous \u201cUnderground Music:\u2019 Mrs.Miller has a paper on the dolls t f the world: Flora Haines Loughead, Berth s Littlehale and Edith Perry Estes have bright short stories.Hugh S.Hart, of the Xavier Club, of New York, contributes to IF /,¦ A ira l\tAthletics a piper\u2014\u201cGolf : The Coming Game Adelina Fordhatn furn-i^lies a timely suggestif n for girls in her \u201cConstancy Club,\u201d and the poetry of the number is from Celia Thaxter.Marion Ames Tavgart, Sailic Margaret < > Malley, ! and Price Collier.A delightful account ' i.f a delightful boy is L uise Imogen j Guinry s sketch cf \u201cHartley Coleridge, | Ten Years Old,\u201d illustrated by Wilke\u2019s j portrait.Price 20 cents a number, $2.40 i a year.On sale at news stands or sent postpaid, on receipt of price, by D.Loth-rop Compiny, Publishers, Boston.For Spring\u2019 EAGLE\u2019S GULCH Co buy a monument.DON\u2019T I ML TO COME AND See our Car load of Magnificent Scenery, See our Realistic Duel Scene.See our Wardrobe of Beautiful Costume?.See Two Hours solid fun.See a Play full of intense interest.COME ONE, COME ALL.For full Particulars see large Posters.Prices 25c, 35: and 50c.M.MeKechnie Havioff bought a portion of HENRY H.INGRAM & CO\u2019S stock at a low figure.I am prepared to sell anything in the Monumental line very cheap.Any person wanting a Headstone or Monument can save money by calling on me and get prices before purchasing elsewhere as I have marked down from 10 to £0 per cent.Don\u2019t Forget the P.'ace.G-IEO.OPPOSITE THE MARKET.Sherbrooke April 29th.1803.\t£6w27 PLASTERING.The undersigned is prepare! to contract for Jobs of Plastering, Bricklaying, Coloring, Ac., as usual.Work done promptly and satisfaction guran\u2019eed.Estimates furnished on application.V.W.SARGEANT, P.O.Box 616.\t35 BROOKS STREET.Sherbrooke, April 2Cth IE *).\ttf-37 Is tho name we aek you to remember when about to purchase anything in the Houec Furnish ing line.In this line ro doubt we lead.No matter how email ycur purchaee it will pay you to give this department a look ever before purchasing.a4' ¦ v ^, C 'Tf:- .) Do You want to Buy a Monument?IF SO, CALL OX SffüTh BROS.SPECIAL VALUE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, J M\u2019uicipality of the \u2022 CITY OF SHKEBKObKK.) BY-LAW NO.141 \u2014IN\u2014 WOOL CARPETS, UNION CARPETS, JUTE CARPETS, TAPESTRY CARPETS Jute Fq\u2019iarei, Union Square.Wool Squares to fit anysizi room.OUR WINDOW SHADES At 35c, 40c and 5 c mounted and ready tj put up are a bai- 1 gain.CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.E.G.WIGGETT Fashionable Shoe Dealer.We arc now prepared to show the most beautiful lire cf liiussin CTnllî-s.Russet, Coat, Tan, Chocolate and Seal Shoes EVER EXHIBITED.__\u2014 \u2014\u2014\t3- I very per.cn lia M.McKECHNIE, =s!P;: \\T an afj Turned mcrt r.i/ rf the MUNICIPAL COUNCIL of the CITY of SHKRHROOKK, held at the f\u2019ITY HALL, on the nineteenth day tf April, A.D.If93, in conformity with tho provisions of the charter of the f'ity, at which session wero pieeent Mayor I» McManamy , < ouncillors Chicryne, Mur rav, Gordon, Odell, Belange».Teiri'l, Bryant, Fortier under the Presidency of M ay< r McMsnsiuy It it ordainc l and derreeil In/ ln/-la'r n* fo.'lou s i to u it : 1.A special annuil tax of two hundred dollars i* j hereby imposed and shall be levied on the keener* of every hotel, inn, restaurant, ciniug room, saloon j or place tf entertainment in tin said City wherein spirituous, vinous or fermented liquors are sold or j furnished to customers.2.A special annual tpx of ore hundred and fifty j dollars is hereby imposed and ihali be levied on the keeper of every shop or store in tbe sail City where- i ins irituocs, vinous or fermented liquors are sold or kept for sale by retail, that is to say, in quantities permitted to he sold under retail shop licenses as esu ed by the Government of this Province ry persc.n liable to either cf the above im-rcceive credit thereon to the in for the business tax of the by Pe.\u2019tion 1 of By-Law Ito of Wc have beginning this season, more monuments more stock more men.and a larger trade than over before, and we intend to still increase our business by giving cur customers better value for their money than can be Ira 1 in the Eastern Townships.After this date we will sell a l kinds Cemetery work as cheap as any wholesale dealer in America can fur-uise it to the trade, lirst-clas* work considered, of which we will give ample proof to any one in need cf such t! at will call at our office, aud alsodocv*ty-thing in our power to please all ;!ut will patronize us.Remember the place : SMITH BROS., Office and Works back of / 1\u2018.Cormier\u2019s Far Stare WELLINGTON STREET, SHERBROOKE.P.Q.P.S \u2014All works set tip under o- r own personal supervision.It has been admitted by gentlemen of good judgment that Established 1952.IMPORTER.IMPROVED YORKSHIRE FIGS frem imported or ten dollars b\u2019evon to tight weeks old ctork, twenty dollars a pairi each with registered pedigree*.IMPORTED SHOPS HIDE SHEEP Shearling Bams and Fwe* of the choicest quality at very low figures, if taken scon, ALSO TWO BKOISTKRKD E.G.WIGGETT.SHOETHOfiN DULLS.good indi- One 2 year old and one yearling ; viduals and good pedigrees Address JS».Y.«KHSIIY, Manager Isaleigh Farm, lOtf\tDanvills, bs Bn s , hide dea era, are to cupy the i Itice late\u2019y used by Mr.A.Lemaire adjoining :he grist mill.An opportunity to get a nice hardy variety of apple trees is i fl\u2019ered by Miss F.J.Husst-y of Massawippi in our adver Using columns.A meeting of the Trustees of E m wood Cemeti ry will be held at 4 o\u2019clock in the E.T.Bank on Saturday.Reui lak Rates \u2014The Palmer House, Chictgu, a hotel known all over the continent for its fine locition superb fuuust -hiK» and splendid cuisine, anuouuies to tbe public that it will not advance regular prices any during the world's fsir, a fact that will be received with satisfaction by tbe public who are fortunate enough to get accommodation there.The pricea range with meals from $J 50 up, or for rooms only 61.50 per day and up.The hotel is situated within a fe-v blocks the elevated and stesm railways and steamboat wharfs leading direct to the fair grounds : eltc'.ric street cars pass every two minutes in thesame direction.Letteis for rooms, addressed Palmer House Co., stating the number and if with or without board will be promptly responded to.Owing to the Choral Society\u2019s concert there wete not enough members present at the Board of Trade meetings Tuesday to transact any business.Letters have been received from the differmt railways entering the City expressing their willingness to make Sherbn oke a \u201cstop over\u201d point on World s Fair tickets.A letter from the Hon.W.B.Ives was also receive in reply to the resolution of the Board of Trade regarding Sherbrooke being made the Headquarters of the sixth Military District in which he expressed his appreciation of the arguments m favor of this City and piotnised to take an early opportunity to present tbe resolution to the Minister of Militia and urge upon him the adoption of the views stated therein.Should occasion arise a special meeting will be called by the President.Riirpiü Uii|iiKfileiiteil FOR THIS COMING WEEK- Special line of Bill SSELS CARPETS at 05c per yard, Special line of TAPESTRY CARPETS at 30c per yard, Special line of ALL WOOL CARPETS at 65c per yard, ( Second Consignment.) Cl RTAIN POLES, all complete, at 25c each, WINDOW SHADES with spring rollers, complete at 50c ea.(Best Opaque with Dado.) Y M C.A Notes.GOOD FLOOR OIL CLOTH at 30c per sq.yard.P.S.\u2014These are special lines which we do not expect to be able to repeat.Bell Telephone 51 ; City Cd.L.A.BAYLEY.H.C.WILS0JI & SOUS AÜSICJ1L COLOAS Those who had the pleasure last yearef listening to ilia Fisk Jubilee Singers will be glad to learn that they are again to visit Sherbrooke.The Association has engaged them for one Concert in the Art Hall, on Monday evening May 15th.The Monthly Business Meeting of the Association will be held Tuesday evening next.Mr.W.R.Price will lead tho Gospel Meeting on Sunday afternoon at 4 o\u2019clock.The Young Men\u2019s Meeting Saturday evening will be taken by Mr.H.Bartlett.Street Letter Boxes.The following memorandum just issued by P.O.inspector F.C.Thompson, shows the number and location of the Street Letter Boxes, and the hour at which the mail matter in them is collected.No.i, 60 Market St.(Guay'a Store; U.U0 2.15 G 01» No.% Cor Belvidere A Kiug Ms.(Patou Mills)\t6.(5 2 40 6.05 No.«v, ('or Belviders A Drummond St6 6.*0 2 45 ti 10 No 4.65 King St.(Darche\u2019t Ston )\t6.15 2 63 6.15 No 6, 171) Wellington St (Cor Wellington A Krug)\tG 25 3 00 6.25 No.6, Wellington St (opposite market A Odell\u2019* Block)\t6 SO 3.05 6 30 No 7, Cor (^uoen & Melbourne Sts.(Brook\u2019s)\t\u2022> 35 2.25 6 40 No.6, Cor Profp^ctSt.A Beckett Road G 40 2 30 G 45 No.Montreal St.A Portland Square G 45 2.85 G.f 0 Additional Subscriptions to the Protestant Hospital Fund Wilkinson, Rev.\tB.G., Lennoxville, $20 VVihon, Mrs.E.\tF ,\t\u201c\t5 White, C.S ,\t\u201c\t20 Westlake.Mrs.,\t\u201c\t1 Wilson, .Ino.\t\u201c\t2 Wiggett, C.F., Wilson, J Yates, Waieib -Loi e.V Special Styles Received This Week Ivers ::hango an old Piano or Organ for a new Upright or Grand * We sell, at very moderate prices, the class of instruments moat desired by musicians and musical people ; and carry^by.farthe lamest assortment in the Eastern Township,.Please call and see.We have good PI ANOS and ORGANS to rent.Wa have fresh stock of Band Instruments and tine Musical Goods direct from France and Germany this month.IE.*stiX>3li53lYOcl 1800.H.C.Wilson & Sons, \u2022 >3 WELLINGTON STREET.\t* N.P., Nellie, i\tCoaticook, Sherbrooke.Lannoxville May, N allie, i\tSherbrooke, Byrd, Flossie, Edney, Bessie, Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair ih newer Imparts a fine gloss and froshnes, to tho hair, and is highly recon.mended by physicians, clergymen and scientists as a preparation accomplishing wonderful results.It i, a certain remedy for removing dan-druf, making the scalp white and clean, and restoring gray hair to its natural color.\ttf School of Cookery.Mr.Lawford has handed u, a letter just received from Mr.Fred Kingston of Montreal informing him that a lady friend of his, Mrs.Ormond, will be in Sherbrooke next week with a view to opening a school of cookery.Tho classes will las' about three weeks.Mrs.Ormond comes supported by the highest diplomas granted by the school of cookery at South Kensington and has been conducting classes in Montreal during the Killed by the Cars.The body of Frederick Cruikshanks, aged 25, was brought to Sherbrooke on Tuesday for burial.Deceased was a son of Rob\u2019t Cruikshanks and was employed on the Fitchburg Riilway, and by some means not yet explairn-d f-U between the cars at Cambridge near U.-stou on Monday night and was instantly killed, his body being fearfully iu-ust-ed.His father and brother broug the body here wheie they formerly iue-l for burial.The accident is peculiarl) when it is remembered that another son of Mr.Cruikshanks was killed in the yard at Lowell by the cars only about a year ago.53rd Battalion.The regular drill muster of Nos.I, 2 and .'1 companies are far from well attend-od.This is not fair to your officers, lads.No.I are the worst offenders in this respect.Turn out men and show that you appreciate the eff irts of your officers.No.4 continues to turn out strong, nearly as many turning out each night, as there turns out in the other three companies.Stick to it No.4.Battalion drill Friday, (to-night) at 8 sharp; a big muster is expected.Make it so.Tho remedy for those stay-at-home Non.-Come.lays in-the hands of the officers, who ought to make promotions and appointments either before or at least at the first company drill, and give notice of what positions there will be examinations for.That would leave no uncertainty in the minds of those active officers who try to do their whole duly.Examination for promotion will take place on May 1st and for sergeant comprises subjects as follows :\u2014Squad drill (20 sections), Company drill (about 50 I section,), Manual and F ring Exercises, with detail if necessary, Skirmishing and Field Work in so far as concerns Guides and Markers\u2019 duties, Guard and Posting of Sen'rivs, Funeral Exercises, Guile and Markers\u2019 duties in Company, Battalion Brigade, etc.The above is a range of subj-.c'.s that no volunteer in Canada or elsewhere can successfully compete in unless they have nua.it d a special o urse of instruction at some military school.Beet foot forward boys.Y'.urs not to reason why.Yours but to do or die.Snap* Shot.AVENUE HOUSE 17 & 19 McGill College Avenue, Montreal guest*, »l*o table board.Fire minutes to C.P.and O.T.Rail To insure room* please write or >tlogrftph_injadTanoe^ war Htations.Thi*^pôjm!arT7amIÎT^lToîêr central, quiet, near depot* and point* of interest.Travellers and faatilies will And clean, comfortable room* and good table Hot and cold baths.No liquor sold.Torran Rl.50 lo R'A.M |»er .B.B .and truthfully lecommend it io all suffering from the same malady.Jilts.Daviumi.v, Winnipeg, Man.Minard\u2019s Liniment cures Diphtheria, \u201cIs Mss Tripp a girl of means?\u201d Phipps -\u201cYes, but wha: 1 am trying to discover is whether it, is y.s ur no she means.Minard s Liniment cures Gargeti n Cows, To The Deaf.A person cured of Deafness and noises In the head of 23 years\u2019 standing by a Simple Remedy, will send » description of it free to any person who applies to Nicholson, 177, MacDougal St.New York.\tIy7 He\u2014\u201cI\u2019ve bought you a pet monkey to ^stnuie you \u201d She\u2014\u201cOh how kind of you ! 1 N a» I shin\u2019t miss you when you're away.' Minard s Liniment cures Distemper.Miss Bangles\u2014\u201cI see that Patti is to make another farewell tour.I wonder what she will sing.\u201d Miss Angles\u2014\u201cOtfen bach, I presume.\u201d G.M.Milgay, Parkdale, Toronto, writes: My wife had several severe «Hacks of cramps in the stomach.Ilea ingot Dr.Austin\u2019s Phosphatine, and its pleasantness to take, 1 gave her two bottles and she has not had hi attack since, and her 1 ealth is muct improved.For sale by Ml druggists.\tti \u2018\u201cIt teems to me,\u201d said the Congressman, \u201cthat a law is like a colt.S >mt-body has to break it before you cm tind out whether it is of any good or not.\u201d Perry Davis\u2019Pain-Killer \u2014Itstffec.s am alinoit instantaneous, affording relief from the most intense pain.It soothes the irritated or infl lined parr, and gives rest and quiet to the sufl'jrer.It is eminently tho peop\u2019e's friend, and every one should have it wi:h them, or where they can put their hand on it in the dark if need be Get 25; Big Bottle, 2i z sizr.\u201cDo you ever have spring chickens at your boarding-house I \u2019 \u201cYes, but thi y ¦esm to he kind of woven wire springs.\u201d Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair K- newer Imparts a fine gloss and fresl ness to the hair, and is highly recon mended by phys Icians, clergymen auc scientists as a pre paration accomplis! ing wonderful results.It ia a eeita.i remedy for removing dan-dr of, making the scalp white and clean, and restoring gray hair to its natural oolor.Minard's Liniment cures Coldi, etc.Extract fiom Live Letter.\u2014 \u201cShou'd ^¦ou tail to r»c:pnc*!e my slfection, then please return this letter, in order tlm I may use it on another occaiion.\u201d MOTHERS ! She\u2014\u201cA pi o piinter! Why, he says that he is wedo.,1 to his art.tie\u2014\u201cPer haps that is thi reason, then, tha^ he dares treat her « badly.\u201d I orii - ! < »i na ! t'orim ! Discovered at las \u2014a remedy that is sure sate, and painless.Putnam's Pamirts Corn Extractor never fails, never casues pain, nor even the slightest discomfort Buy Putnam's Corn Extractor, and beware of the many cheap, danger,,ui, and Huh eating substitutes in the market.Sen that it is made by Polron A Co., Kingston Mrs.Goodwin\u2014\u201cYou shouldn't eat so many psanuts, Johnny ; you\u2019ll bs having dyspepsia.\u201d Johnny\u2014\u201cD> the policemen have dyspepsia, mamma f\u201d C.C.RICHARDS & Co.Gents,\u2014My daughter was apparently at the point of death with that terrible dis ease diphtheria.All remedies had failed but MINARD\u2019S LINIMENT cured her and I would earnestly recommend it to all who may be in need of a good family medicine.John D.Boutillier, French Village.The man who sat out on the woodpile and told funny storieq ixuecting the wood would split, evidently did not strike \u201cresponsive chord.\u201d Rebecca Wilkinson, of Brownsvalhy, Ind., says: \u201c1 had been in a dis r*s»ed condition fur three years from Nervout-ness, Weakness of the Stomach, Dyspep sia and Indigestion un'-il my health wts gone.1 had been doctoring constantly with r.o relief.I bought ono bottle i.f South American Nervine, which done me more good than any tt'iiO worth of dm tilling I ever did in my life.I would advise every weakly person to use this valuable tnd lovely remedy ; A trial bott'e will convince you.Warranted by T.J.Tuck.\tIyi2 Mr.Gladsto! \u2022 has j ist made .t very-bold announcement ., has fra long time been a sctT-rer from couge-tioii i n ii tl immatimi of the kidney3.He tn -great ma-iv r*iiitdies, but »irh-u resu ts.H s por-ns however, sp ko s highly of D - in\u2019- Ki Inev Pills th «' he w .induesdtot v the u.H s u-w stages i Ii » he is comp eti y cuie :.ai d to } u corresponde',r b s id 'hat.as a rq'e In hid very Ii t « f.irh in piteo' rn d i-in a bu* that for th i-u e of kidio v ir u ' rheuma'isni, bo kiche, e'r.I o d-e- n,.know < f any r iiielv'bi' is givng su \u2019i good r»-(u!te as D 'dd\u2019s K iney Pi Is.rill; l\\|»l S Till AI.TKMUIXt V.All the lumber (oinpauies of the Northwest are said to have combined third coal syndicat.- has asked the Nova Beotia legislature for incorporation.The cut nail combine met at Montreal and made arrangements to sustuiu the present prices.The bill to amalgamate tin- Moncton and Halifax Sugar Refinery Companies has passed the Nova Scotia Legislature.The jury could not agree in the case against the coal combine in K iche tor, which has been in process of trial for some days.The proposals of an American syndicate to combine all the rolling mills of the Dominion will be considered at a meeting of the mill proprietors in Montreal.C'A SI AI.T1ËS.A mining accident occurred at Ponty-prid, Wales.The mine is in Hamcs.and over SO miners are entombed.Catharine Schnieltz.aged 80, an inmate of the Elgin housy ot industry at St.Thomas, fell from a second storey win dow and was killed.Manassi Weber, aged :>5.of Wilmot township, was struck by a limb while felling a tree on his farm and died.He was much respected.A collegiate institute student named (iilb i t fell while trying to board a mov ing train at St.Mary s and injured his arm so badly that it had to be ampu tated.Miss Nellie Hagle, a fenial \u2022 iv-ronaut, was dash-d again, t the side of a build ing while making an ascension at San Francisco yesterday and received terri ble injuries.AI A IM N K.Brazil will build twelve new cruisers.Navigation is now open at Collin-wood.Tin- whaling schooner L'-on Swift, of New I : ,, - rd VIass has been ! the Cape Verde islands, and 11 of the crew were drowned.The Norwegian bark Riga of Horten, from Havre to Tybd.was wrecked eight unies off Baypoint, near B-aufort, S.C.The captain was drowned.The sealing vessel Newfoundland has just arriv, 1 at St.John's with one of the large: t lo els ever taken.The seals were ild as follows: Young harps at $4.50 perewt.young hoods ar s !.10 per cwt.and old hoods at ,0 per cwt.Vtl NK ir vi,.Mr.George T.Marks has again been elected mavor of Port .vrthur.Council has reduced i to 1.» per cent.; , ffer-t to sell Dun-city of Hamilton for Montreal ( i'y civic salari- s Iron Sénat a- Melnn dnrn pc.rk to the ),00o.1'.NY.Peter-.has been eleeted mayor of St.To n, N.B., 1 >r a third cotisecu live term.Thomas Uaiic-iry lias been re-ele;ted eve of Dunda\u2019 ; village by a majority of \u2022\u2019\u2022*.He bad been unseated on a recount CANADA AND TH I, VVDltl.H'S IA IK.One hundred tons of cheese have been eut from 1\\ rth county for the World's l'air.Tho d»)8 mu saiftly drawing ioth.When you may dolf vour derby To wear the chap »,i LVATI**\\ ARMY \u2014 Ri«u!:.r rn.i -ii.c:.Id T«»t»\t\\\t' itt laj.Kti'ii', Mid ratuïduy at h j.i»\ti > t A h d p ».'t lot a j'.rn < AR*.» IM>I K Til I : I»! \\ !>.Ex President .Mumiel Gonzales of Mexico is di id.Mrs.Blaicher.wife of the mayor of Hamilton, died on Sauirday.Jolm Gore of Fonthill, probably the oldest man in Welland county, is dead, aged 93.John Jxertland, aged 70.who was sentenced to three years for arson, dii d in Kingston penitentiary.Charles Longfellow, son of the poet, died the other day after a lingering ill ness He lived with.his sister.Miss Alice Longfellow, in the old family mansion at Boston SOC I A I.AND l\u2019l-:i!SO\\A !.Sir Charles Tapper is still confined to lied in Paris with an attack of grippe.Mr Andrew Pattnllo has been elected president of the Woodstock board of \u2018trade.Rev Canon Smith, rector of the cathedral at Kingston, has been appointed dean of the diocese of Ontario.Hon.Arthur Stanley, who has been suffering for three months from rheumatic fever, is not yet able to leave his room.Lady Stanley is in constant attendance upon her r-oa.COME TO I l>KS.Long committed s.ti-Ttlsonburg.wife of a limner liv->,i ( Ittawa,committed herself in the breast, \u201ciiiployeeof M.Hogan committed suicide ring himself in the Castoria is recommended by physicians ' the Stomach and Bowels, cures W.nd for children t-eething.It is 6purely vege- Colic, softens the Gums, reduces Intiain table preparation, its ingredients are pub- rnation, and gives tone and energy to the lished «round each bottle.It is pleasant whole system.\u201cMrs.Winslow\u2019s Sooth-to the taste and absolutely harmless.It ; ing Syrup\u201d for children teething is plea« relieve, constipation, regulates the bow 1 ant to the taste and is the prescription of els, quiets pain, cures dial Hues and wind colic, all ys feverishnefs, destroy» worms, and prevmts convulsions soothes the child and gives it refreshing and natural sleep.Caftoria is the children a panacea\u2014the mother'» friend.36 doses.36 cents.1)4° ono of the oldest and best female physicians and nurses in the United States, and is for sale by all druggists tlirougho it the world.Price twenty-five cents a bo'.ile.Be sure and ask for \u201cMrs.Wtx»low\u2019s Soothi.no Syrup.\t1v4S N 1 U Mrs.Theodore Dt cide by drowning at Mrs.John Boyd, ing seven miles frot suicide by shooting John Derouin.an i A; Co , fruit dealer?in Quebec by ban stables of the comp my.Till: ADlttt l !T« ItAt.WOKI D.Fanners in the n igliliorlioo l of London have commenc \u2019d sowing.A nninber of farm pupils from !'ng land have arrived ia London, nut.A.t the (fuelph sjiriag Ine-.p show there was a larger list of entries than last year.MD.l; t LION.The steamship Lake ( hitari > with 500 immigrants ha arrive.' at Halifax from Liverpool During the first quarter \"f 1 so : some 5,350 emigrants embarked i,t British purls forCanada.a?compared with 1 ,(Bd for the sani\u201c period hist \\ ar.Tin; tvoiti.ies t:i'idi:vin s.1 )r Half .in.- - - ! vit .i-laii i-?to i.tve conquered i le ii ra by iiu« nlation.The j -rare dying by biiinireds intho Etiropeau part of the gov riuneiit of Perm.IIiim'-i.owing to to- famine.MII.ITAItY 'I \\ I IT It?.The band of the doth Battalion is to 1«- lociit\u201ed in Guelph.Three Brttveil warships will do duty this snmnier olf Nevvfoiindhm l in con licctioii with fisheries tiroir, lion.slant: i sot itri 11 s.A grand council of Wo linon of tho World lias Ih'cii mstilu'eii for Camida.The meeting took place in London \u2022 f Cerner King and Wellington St.FOR BARGAINS IN PRINTS (i:0 pj cur (.uichatt s.J.McMANUS & CO.SPECIAL TRAINS -FOB\u2014 Colonists and tlieir Effects WILL LFAVK Carlt ton JuiK\u2019iiou 9 ou i», in Thc*.: it y t» I'« Irninry kS, Mini\u2019ll 7, I l 21.Sfr.April I 11, 1% «t 25, 1MK*.Pzovided ii fHcfect colcDiita il d th-ir tiTtct* cflfei i Tlif se comhiu&tion traini afe tun for the rxpietf lurj.oee of affording intending aettlers the privilege of at com ; anjing their it ck and iffects.For iLtendirg settlers without iff^cti trpics lave Montreal ë 43 p.ia.every week day with colonist cire attached.For further farticu\u2019ara re a 3 the panobtet FKKE FAf\u2019TN, FARMS \u2018\u2019.( via Putr Ar h'ir a.'.u S -.u-t S:l'.M lit*.For n ti .- \\ tit.y\ti-f the (irar.d 'I j : k K/.iiway r io s.i.* IIAMBTHLIN, < ¦ T SMIT.M, Oexierf»! hlansger.f» t t:!\u2019' s A gen A.Ottawa, \u2019 J t yH- f) 1>AT*E, /'gr,i -.t'l * a.f \" 'y QUEBEC CENTRAL S .Direct r u*e tr V d-\u2019t.a.XI.E UKICK, HAIR MORTAR, KT.SIaXBÆ ÎÎ3 ! Agents fer the Iknüimon Lime Ccmpacy for bhcrlxO'ke\tvicinity.LIME UOU6K.near G.T.K y Station.Ci KICK AT BRICK YARD, Pelvidere Street.Telephone ( vnnectiou.D.G.LOOMIS A SONS.(Kuccesecre to Gordon A Loomis.) Sherbrooke, Que., Feb.26, 1891.\tIy29 LEMAIRE A LOW CONTRACTORS A BCILDKRS, Hliert»roolse.1*.MANUFACTCKKBS OF SASH, DOOBS, BLINDS, HOUSE FINISH, KLOOB BOARDS, MOULDINGS.DRESSED AND UN-DRESSED LUMBER -FURNISHED 10 ORDER- Plant and specification* made, and Estimates furnished on application.Factory, 10 Upper Water Street, fOvpoaite b.A.L.Co\u2019s Saw Mill.) G.G.e«YANT, ~.VA NT\u2019/'«' i f P.KK Oh \u2014 .SASH, DOOJ.'S HL'NDS, .r«*incv ¦ v«-h, Y4«»iiii4i(«tTw* Ai> -reeve.' ltd ut,.'?-i ISn-h**» \u2022\u2022\u2022\u201dust*i:t3y »>*¦ oa » piud >\t^v hJN» aitd > FVCCK v \u2019j )f< V, !i.\u2018ad \u2018\u2022-f'¦»\u2022*> I.\tf-c\u2019.roeire \u2022 i \\ *r 4 ^\t\u2014 WOOLEN ' I ILLS, SHEBIU.Di i K, V\u2019 U ».I.GRiï -rit * \u201c'B.res\u2019e:; rvcpArnisius.j\t¦\t, ¦\t,\t-\t\u2022 '\u2022 i.\\ .\\ h M n Y A V.A \u2022 \u2019'} jvt.x \u2022 frt Machiner^, etc.y NEW ARRIVALS.Mat v t' no) s to the (\\ 1'.H Bnd(i T.R.ft-* the chrarexfji d i t< en en to Vfi.tual leteir, theieby o abiti g u* \u2022< t ur cnstoiLtis the latest taahioiiB / cm tl »¦ it e\u2019n | oil».\u2019! lie »i;h t- *fr h>** ta'' .t »\u2022 » t»in* wi o »i*' \u2022k\u2022, r «rch i go m vttH k kt-e^er uc»t kiu»-II aid K.h*i«si nr\u2014Largtft ca»h sale to date t * 11* V**, i \u2022 | , n ti »' w .1) ,r < fnii.ecot- * JOHN EDWARDS.1G8 WtUinglon Sricof.«i|»*st*« I'ahuUwi »«t»r*» dve|»f»(H«i» ¦ ilki* i* TaLtH»** na»*** «aiitif* »«\u2022 *» »\u2022 hJV»an« i ivl»»ils*e ar*» alwsya r»»a.t9 \u2022 u and after Vtt.Jmv, ( itober *l!at, U92, trains will ivn &a foilc wh : Trains Leave Sherbrooke : EXPKO\u2019N Leaves : herbrooke 7 -5 a.m Arrivé I udawell June inn ë:.v a m.1 cave PudswHt Junction '.id » a m Arrive Levis *2: c p.m.Arrive Quebec (ferry) 2.15 p.m.\u2022f 1XF Ü» Leaves Sherbrooke a m Arriv»» B«\u2018a*i»\u2018e Junetion 5 On p.tn Airivo 't Fraiiei» 6.3tT p.m Trains Arrive si Sherbrooke: C.XHHKN.H leaves Q-iobec (ferry) l.'P1 p a I eaves Levis w: ft p.: l.*av- PeaueeJu t or-a.4> ».in.*rnv* ^herbroolce m05 p.rn.TVIXFI9 J «caves Ht.Fra cis 6.re a in Leaves He a u«-e Junction 6:5' a tn Ai rive bLerbrtK\u2018lie S:0l* p m.CONNECTIONS At Harlaka Jiiiu tio \u2022 »i.dLrvi* v ith ».e Inter color'ia' H\u2019y f r all point* m th»* Maritime i\u2019»ovir.o«s At Itudswell .Janitiou w th Vaine Cent ai K K C* \u2019s traina f om Port ami, \\or»h| t'atf rd, Oevycr* vine, rooheidve ( tt At Q« b»c with C^fcadiat Pacific ami Q icbec and L Ake.'-t.John kailways-FKANK OhLTNDY,\t*.\u2022*.W A L*» H, General Manager.\tGen F A Pass Au«m f.*c*ober 28th, If 92.BOSTON I MAINt R.H.PASJSUMPSH' LUVt.NlON The sh:r.rx; direct Itcats 1 Feints in Eog and an;; retv Yc:k.v\\ i.xri'i:n ri ms: COMMENCING Momiay, UcIoIkm .\u20185, ISUti TKAIN.i LKAVK NHKKBM'NIX»: 4:40 6.Wl.\tw'\"v JUDCtlO\u2019i 11.Si .a TA., ( OBcoru.N M l 65 p ri.Nashua » 0 ¦ p.ra , \u2018\u2018A orces\u2019e* 4 u p.ir .Fnf.tcn 4.5 p k., Giieif* & \u2022> p.tv fiprirt0fiald 4.5 j .m\t5 r- 8 4\"i.ra !0:Gü ti.W.\t¦'T, .,\t.p.iQ., ( rd -,\t» N sel.u 7 .*15 p.in , Hn-.icu e 5 * I».»n , Pi.Join h» r.12.2.*> ft.K Junctioi» Ï.F;* *.ci .I.T (i'-uO-.U' U.) El I i.i U A KA ' TEED.Give n»e a irl HENRY VEiLLEUX 175 Wuliiut!mi Si.SihtI»'«> kr F.S \u2014t'lothing renovated ut sh\u2018»n i oisce.JUST TRY Dr.IL 0.Berry\u2019s \u201d \"NIC -l.o.D.J.u!»w. f THE EXAMINER.FRIDAY.APRIL 28.\t1893.LÎ BS \"ggrgy ^ * twr?'*.4 ftw »?\tT- % Castoria in Dr.Sr.:n::el Pitclior\u2019r.prescription i'e ini'.; u and Cbll rca.li contains neither Opium, Mcrpliin.1 t., Lrooslyn, N.Y.** Our physicians in tho children\u2019s dep&r!r ment have epohen highly of their crqKui-cneo in their outside practica with Cabtorn.and altliough v/o cnly have ameng o*:r medical supplies what is 1 products, yet wo arc free t; merits cf Castoria has wo.favor upon it.\u201d United Hospital and Dispensary, Lostou, Idas';.own as regui.:* L'onfess tliat tho to leek v.ath Ali.e:i C.SitiTii, /Yes., The Canianr Company, ?/ I^îurray Stroot, IVcw York City.APPLICATIONS THOROUGHLY REMOVES\t- DANDRUFF __-^rEZr&l ^îL-sr,\u2014K, a IGUHRSÎITEED 1).li, CATEX Toronto.Tnwrinrr\tAaont.r P It.Say- : Anti-I » niut a in «sisr sweep tha stria»;» \u2014 1 w ake to all c\u2018lettie! thing» \u2019 4\u2018 \u2019l i true,\" reworked the Piccolo, * Your scops is very wide, I know Hut wh.*u your owuer's little coy li cidca to tiae jim f >r his toy, You glide from weird, heart rending ahric To every f irm of ghastly squeak,\u2014 The saw tile uotc the pjraer\u2019s fquca\\ The agouy of uuareasci wheo1.The grit cf |encilupou slate,\u2014 ladeed, jour repertory's great *\u2022 St.Xieh Woman's Franchise rd Franchise appears Co be rather a delicate subject; if we mention it we hear on nearly all tides, \u201cWhy woman is meutaliy morally, and socially diti['jalitied now 1 am sure, wo could mention just as many reasons why men should be denied the privilege; how nnny of us have been heartsick and disc .uraged, time and again, wtien puïting our faith in man, to vote for God and home, and humanity.In the first place man is too much g >v-crued by party.1 see no necessity for party at all (many of you may not agree with me in thb) In reading the word of God 1 find nothing of divine direction in it, it has become a rooted conviction with me, if we are ever to have prohibition, we will throw party to one side.Then again men are apt to consider what will be for their best interest, in many cases we cannot blame them,for a many more barter their birthright, but few drinks or something eijually worthless.When we in disgust see men going to the poles under the ii iluence of liquor, or for many other reasons morally incapa ble, then it is we feel the humiliation of unequal franchise.liy wnat right franchise was extended to man alone, 1 have yet to learn.In tno see nd of Genesis we road that God made man of tho dust of the ground, j breathed into hia nostrils the breath of I life and mau became a living soul, it then ! goes ou to describe the garden, and all the things put in the garden, and ordered mau to dress and keep it ; when all this was done, God found there was still a great lack, that it was not good for man to bo al me, after making every beast, fowl, and üsb, and Adam had i amid them, he seems to feel hjs loneliness mo:e than ever, so God made him an help meet ( ut of a much liner material than lie had made man,) but he took her to Mm as his iqua!, not ins housekeeper or i .forior, as s mo m m tell us to-day is out of place.The I dim equality and unity was per fee-, until the ! Ui:l1 devil Hied to separate.liy his lies and | A deeiit, he i nvailed on her to eat if the I 1 hi: forbidden fiu.t, and :.s a punishment, G ri told her that man should have dominion over her, but under tho Gospel of Christ woman is reinstated in her former rights, for Cnnst came to destroy the wotk if the devil.I wonder that a woman has ever been permitted to sit upon tho throne, because (iod said that man should have dominion over her.About the only hold we have to day is the unparalleled reign of Queen Victoria, what huin could have done better or as well ! Who when a child would not first think of Mother when wanting advice on some perplexing question '! Have you ever noticed, whqn an old couple are ripening for the grave, her intellect is nearly always clearer than his ?Your children, as they grow up ars ; are not your daughters just as intelligent ana bright as your sons (Md did not create woman with weaker intellect than man, still the reason given by some is, \u201cthey are so weak,\u201d i say, well if that were true, that is just a reason why we should have a right to help ourselves.You have ail heard the simple ballad \"Katie Lse and SVillie Grey\u201d where he says, \u201cl will carrot with a will, Katies basket up the hill, Katie answers with a laugh \u201cNo\u201d but you may carry half.Now that is just our positions this afternoon, we want (o carry half, and become man\u2019s help meet in every sense cf the world, because we believe it to be cur divine calling.God knows we feel our helplessness enough, in some of the laws we have to submit to, for instance the protection thrown around the liquor traffic.We have heard it discussed in nearly all its different phases, but it lias to much uncannineas about it, there is something new being brought to light ail the time.If there is one thing more hateful than another in connection with the license system, it is governing the number of licenses granted, 1 our innocent children.Mothers did you c i er think of this ?The law says, for every two hundre 1 and fifty persons a license may be granted.If your bab» is only a few days old and the assessor comes around, it counts one, jsst as much as the biggest drunkard, who frequents and supports these places.We look with horror upon the heathen mother, who gives her babe to appease | the wrath of her God, but (in a I Christian country,) this is nearly as bad.; Let men govern the traffic by the voters lists, or the drinking men and women, but not by our innocant children.Do you think Abraham and Sarah would have been si much rejoiced when God told them their seed should bo as the stars in the firmament, if they could have looked down through all these ages and seen, that for every two hundred and fifty a license would be granted to sell intoxicating liquor, and their daughters so oral., they would not have even a voice in the matter.Examine this traffic as you will, you see it has a mortgage on us from our cradle to the grave.1 pray God the time may soun come when it will not be so, when man will see that woman was given to him as a help meet, in this, as well as other things : To be willing to wipe out the eursed trallic, and everything else that hinders the Gcspel cf Christ, or give us the franchisa, that we may be able to blot it out ourselves.\u2014Cold.GDIS OF JOITLAKITW SCINTILLANT SALLIES AND SMART SAYINGS OF WITTY MEN.TliN \u20ac oliimii\t!>«\u2022 T«* nu et! ii Joker** l*iiiru»liit»n for ü !» Murk a* Full of Pointed Nliuft* a !» I lie Armor of the I'oreii pine.The telephone girl has au extensive calling acquaintance in the most excluaive circles.\u2014Elmira t iaz.tte.The tongue sandwich ought to have a telling effect on a man's appetite.\u2014Boston Commercial Bulletin.Taking one's life in one s hands is not to be compared with taking her in one s arms.\u2014Philadelphia Times.Doctor\u2014\u201cYour case is a bail one.Do you smoke tobacco';\" Patient\u2014\u201cNo, cigar ettes.\"\u2014Philadelphia IJecord.A girl can't pick a banjo ami wash dishes.That s probably one reason why so many are picking banjos.\u201d\u2014Troy Press.\u201cMy wife,\" said Squills proudly, \u201cis queen of the tea-table ; and she never reigns but she pours \"\u2014Drake's Magazine.Visitor\u2014\u201cHow does the land lie out this way';\" Native\u2014\u201cIt ain't the land that lies, sir.It's the land ag-nt-e \u2014Washington News.One could stand some men \u201cgoing off in a flight of eloquence\" if it would only take them out of hearing.\u2014Cleveland Plain Dealer.The dude has his use in this world, after all.Anything is good, they say, that has a tendency to excite a hearty laugh.\u2014Somerville Journal.She\u2014\u201cNow you've looked over my music, what would you like to have me play?\" Hi\u2014\u201cEither euchre or cribbage.\u2019\u2019 \u2014Chicago Inter i Vean.Criticus (looking at a picture of the im-.pressionist school)\u2014\u2018 If that's high art.then I'm an idiot.' Cynicus -\u201cWell, that is high art.\"\u2014Tit Bits.Patient ''What do you think of a warmer climate for tno.doctor?\" Doctor\u2014 \"My dear man.that s just what I'm trying to save you from.\u201d\u2014Truth.\u201cHighnote says he was attracted first by his wife s voice.\u201d \u201cWhy.-ho can t sing a note.\" \u201cYes.that\u2019s what pleased him so.\u201d \u2014Chicago Inter-Ocean.\u201c Now, \" said the editor, \u201cI want you to write up Chicago's magnificence ns a pork centre.\u201cI see,\" replied the reporter, \u201ca \u201cGerman A Dog-Show Disappointment.yriro 59 re.\u201d\u2022\u2014Washington Star.Ilss Ooldcoin look upon your suit or'; ' \u201cOh, yes; site thought tho ere all right, but she objected to r.\"\u2014Chicago Inter-Ocean, ter recklessness of bacilli in rewind beebmes of them lias been ate.j by the discovery of them in lions butter.\u2014New York World.A \u2014 \u201cIblhi.old chap! Congratulations! 1 In hi you have married a lady with an independent fortune?\" B\u2014\u201cNo: I married a fortune with an independent lady.\"\u2014 Vogue.The heiress\u2014\u201cAm I the only girl in the whole wide world you love?\" He\u2014\u201cNo, dear; but you are the only girl I know who could afford to marry me.\u201d\u2014Funny Folks.Victim of Injustice\u2014\u201c Goodness me, Johnny ! What are you crying about now?\u201d \u201c\u2019Cause Tommy dreamed about eatin\u2019 pie last night, and I didn t.\u201d\u2014Indianapolis Journal.Palmistry is not difficult.You can easily tell a man s fort une by his hand.If it is four aces, he is going to have a pot of money; if a bobtail flush, lie will get left.\u2014Boston Bulletin.\u201c1 don't know that you ever told me why you tv-igned from your club.\u201d \u201cIt was no place for a poor man.The members got to be un stlv all plumbers and icemen.\"\u2014 New York Herald.Sin- stepp d from a moving car, And et itel indeed was fate; She lost her breath and couldn't ask, \u201cPlease, is my hat on straight?\u201d \u2014Chicago Inter-Ocean.Employer\u2014\u201cSo you want a fortnight\u2019s salary in advance?But suppose you should die to morrow?\u201d Clerk (proudly)\u2014\u201cSir.I maybe poor, but I am a gentleman.\"-Flie-gende Blaetter.Tommy\u2014\u2018\u2018There's a gi mamma, they call Post-.why?\u201d Mamma\u2014\u201cXu.\u201cBecause her name is .'.Brooklyn Life.Before singing the sen.That Never Came,\u201d the w in her husband's overcoat have failed to deliver it a Orleans Picayune.\u201cDo play something, please.Miss I\u2019ytno-thump, \u201d said the hostess advancing to her music-loving guest, \u201cit's getting pretty late, but not half the cuests are gone yet.\u201d \u2014Chicago News Kecorih Daughter (looking up from her novel)\u2014 \u201cPapa, in time of trial What do you suppose brings the most comfort to a man?\u201d Papa (who is district judge)\u2014\u201cAn acquittal, I should think.\u201d\u2014Brooklyn Life.How Very Awkward.\u2014Wastrel (who in a drunken fray lias had his front teeth knocked out)\u2014\u201cThe most awkward part of the business is that 1 bought a new tocth brnsbonlvyesterdav -1 )orf barbier.at our school, :.D .you know r\tTommy\u2014 .no Moore.\u201d\u2014 of ' The Better nui should look ¦iiet.Hemay eepected.\u2014New \u2019aicntal .)< r & y o.¦£j 11, n Ripam Tabules : for sour «tornsen Kipans Tabules purify the blood.L/ ForThroatan Lungs \u201c I have been ill tor Homorrhago \"about five years, \"have hail the best Five Years.\" ntedicil advice, \"and 11.«il: the first \"dose in some doubt.This result-\"edin a few hours easy sleep.There \u2018 \u2018 was no further hemorrhage till next \"day, when I had a slight attack \u201c which stopped almost immediate-\"ly.By the third day all trace of \" blood had disappeared and 1 had \u201crecovered much strength.The \"fourth day I sat up in bed and ate \"my dinner, the first solid food for \"two months.Since that time I \"have gradually gotten better and \"am now able to move about the \"house.My death was daily ex-\"pected and my recovery has been \"a great surprise to my friends and \" the doctor.There can be no doubt \"about the effect of German Syrup, \"as I had an attack just previous to \"its use.The only relief was after \" the first dose.\" J R.Loi'GHHEAD, Adelaide- Australia.\tit HAVE YOU Pi \u201cBackache means tho kidneys are in trouble.Dodds A / f ( promet relief.\" i \"75 /\u2022 r i 1 cf dt - 1 first cm ,cd t i die,ordered ku,-neys.\u2018 Might as well try to have a healthy city i haut eu w T-a y e, as good hev.hh when the hidnt tj ¦ are clogged, they ere S Id hy n, ., > of ftrict* 50 cents, pi t nifh A .\u2022J Ividiu y _ «,1U scavengers of the system.\u201cDelay is d o-tprous.Neglected kidney troubles result in Bud Blood, D spepsia, Liver Cor,plaint, and : he most dan-e 'rots of all, >'¦.ights Disease, idabetes and Dropsy.\" \u201cThe above diseases cannot c * i st where T ild\u2019s Kidney Pdfs are acid.' -'''it i>v mail on receipt l>o\\ or six for $2.50.Write for NERVE BEANS NERVE BEANS are a new* 'Is-covery that cure the worst easef i f Nervotia Debility, Lost \\ t;;or osh! Failing Manhood ; restore» the Iwea'iG: fis of hotly or initttl caused I by overwork, or tin* errors or ex-oa«mmaMOTMwl ssc .1 f ) < wth.This Rem dy alt* Bolutely cures the most obetinate cast » when till other TREATMENTS have failed «MD t > P-lirVe.-oldbyilrug* gists at $1 per package, or s.\\ for sf'>, < r pent by until on receipt of price I y addr« - ii r THF.i AMI is MI.I >1 ( ' ! N E IX>., Torouio, Ont.Write for pamphlet hold iu\u2014 8b*rbro-ke by W.II.UH1FKITH.Scientific American Agency for iïFff1 o' CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS, DESIGN PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS; etc.For information amt f'reft Handbook Write to Ml NN \\ I'O.'Ml 1ÏHOADWAV.NtVV YORK.Cutest bureau for securirur patents in America.Kvery patent taken out tiv 1.- Proujrlit before the public by a notice giveii free of charge in the jfcicutific pimnican Lanrpst circulation of any pcientifle paper in the world, ^nlendidly illustrateu.No intelligent man should be without it.Weekly.SJ.00 a year: $1.50six month> Andress MI NN A < O., l*L'JJLi6tiLits, 3I>1 Broauway, New York City.The Hock ha* just \u2018\u2022truck five anti papa does ho enjoy his morning sleep.\u2014 Harper s Weekly.For Horses and Cattle Lse Dick\u2019s Blood Purifier Seldom at Home.Stranger (on train): A man in your business can t get home very often, 1 presume.Drummer: Home?I should say not.Why, sir, I get home so seldom that I can t remember half the time where I live.Have to telegraph to the firm to send me my address.Stranger: You don t say?Drummer: That's straight.Why, one time I was away so long that I forgot I\u2019d ever been married, and I took such a fancy to a pretty woman 1 met in a strange town that I eloped with her.Stranger.My! My' Drummer : Yes, it would have been a terrible thing, but when I called on the firm during my wedding tour, and introduced her, the old man told me she was iry wife before.\u2014New York Weekly.The Question oil lie Day.Oflrn\t\u2014Where eau I find a borna?Where can I make a liviiiR?Where can I, w ith ordinary diligence, prudence and economy, I rovide my family with the ueeeiHarica of lile, «ni feel assured that at the end of it I can leave to my children a decent inheritance?To what place can I go and find good land on terms so reasonable that I may go t a portion of it with* out burdening mysiIf with debt, which I can never hope to pay off ?Where can I find such a place on thesa terms and aafa from crop failures, and allow me to devote myself to ar-y special branch of agriculture for which I may feci myself fitted.A nsu « red in a few words.Get a home In tho great Flour Mato of Minnesota.It never yet had a crop failure\u2014where land values &r9 increasing rapidly.Write without delay to the International Land Company, Guaranty ]pt)» \u2022ars ; They\u2019ll take no note of whiuuiagi, or a nosy be^ decked with tear# ; 1 hey will not mind my total lack of family renown ; They\u2019ll < lose their eyes unto ths fact that I\u2019m the worst in town.**11)6 maids will stop and guih o\u2019er me, the msn will stand and gloat, And if a collar is put up, I\u2019ll win moat every vote, Despite my most plebeian walk despite my stumpy That madly beats upon the tloor like any farmer\u2019! flail.*Aud it is all because I am the little doggie sweet Of one who has society prostrate before his feet, Who has by acme racessivsiy odd matrimonial dike Become the sixteenth Cousin of a haughty British Duke.\u2019* This said, the doggie broadly gr.uned aud wiuked bis nether eye, Got dowu upon all-fours again aud with a gladsome cry, Which seemed to show he thought the world was made for him alone, Left c tV hia brsggiug for the nonce and gnawed a chicken bone.Alas for his ambition ! When I read tho list to-day Of pruee the\u2019d awarded (jr that wonderful display, No yellow doggie\u2019s uam) was there, though it were hard to D id A finer tl )p eared specimen of his peculiar kind.\u2014Harper's Weekly.A Woman\u2019s Estimate of man\u2019s Building.the Wo- What Am I To Do ?The gymptwiiv of Biliousness are un-happily but to ivell known.They differ in different individuals to some extent.A Bilious man i seldom a breakfast eater.Too frequently, alat, be has an excellent appetite for liq jiJj but none for solids of a morning, li.s tongue will hardly bare inspection at a ty time ; if it is not white and furredsit i- rough, at all events.The digestive system is wholly out of order and Diarrifea or Consumption may be a symptom or the two may alternate.There are often Hemorrhoids or even loss of blood.There may be giddiness and often headache, and acidity or flatulence and tenderness in the pit of the stomach.To correct all this if not effect a cure try Green's August Flower, it costs but a trifle and thousands attest its efficacy, tf When this edifice arose among the crowd of palaces, itself a palace, its beauty of so pure a type, the first and natural thought of its directors was to fill it with the rarest and most precious things which had ever been made by or for women.To collect the feminine handiwork of all ages, the costly things women had made, or worn, all the best of books that women had written, the greatest of pictures they had painted, to make a record of the worthiest deeds they had wrought in phil-anthrophy, in charity, in education, and all they have done for the amelioration of life, and So to make the Woman\u2019s Building express an ideal of womanhood.But when this thought was formulated there arose from all the land a great and bitter cry, tho voice of a multitude which seemed to say : We are of those who had no share in the past, and nro only beginning to live in the present ; we are the toilers who are building up industries for our sisters ; we aro busy with agriculture, manufactures, and commerce, with trade-s and professions ; and must wo bo shutout from the palace of women because beauty has hod small part In our lives : And an answering thought grew and shaped itself to a policy which would take in all of tho present.Tho beautiful and precious things, the books and records, the pictures and embroiderits ; but also tho grain and the honey and the wool, tho Ihx, the dyed yarns, tho doth the cocoons, the silk threads, tho glass which women have moulded, the metals they have shaped, the garments they have made\u2014in short, all the Industrie's woman has created, snared in, or monopolized\u2014«ill be represented in the Woman\u2019s Building.It will have the value of suggestion and en-ouragement, the beauty of a sisterhood of eli trt ; it will be the centre and visible sign ot a i iw impulse in the world, a reaching ou of invisible hands to clasp other io\\is.ble bands.It touches women everywhere from those of American tribes, where rudimentary and primitive manhood has seen in woman only the weaker animal, made for service and for labor, to tho nations of the East, where, in apparently never-ending slavery, a long succession of women, reselling back into unrecorded history have been unrecognized and unacknowledged in their relation to the best wjlfate of thi world.These women have been called out into the sunlight, beckoned by the hand cf a woman who stands for all that belongs to the b;st estate of woman in this most fortunate and prisperous day, and to her will be owing much of the welcome and almost unlouked-for-result.\u2014From \u201cA Dream City,\u201d by Candace Wheeler in Harper's Magazine for Mag.The Walrus- HOW VAUlCS MEAT TASTES; WHAT TUB great creatures Live iron.As the walrus lay upon the ica, their immense bulk and maasive forms could be better appreciated.LieutenantSchwatka described walrus as \"huge seals with upper canine-teeth prolonged into tusks.\" These tusks are usually from one to two feet in length, and 1 have seen some that were two and a half and even three feet long.When full grown, the tusk weighs about five pounds.Their length does not seem to be dependent upon either the age or size of the animal, as often a young, small walrus will have long tusks.The average weight of the animal is about & ton, and ours weighed between 1200 and 1500 pounds.One was ten the other thirteen feet long.They attain, however a length of from fifteen to eighteen feet, and half as much round tho fore flippers.The flippers are some two feet long, and capable, when extended, of covering a considerable arei, and of forcing the animal rapidly through the water.Walrus also use these flippers to protect wounded comrades or to carry their offspring.The inside of these paws is covered by a horney skin that serves to protect their palms in scrambling around over the rough ice.The walrus-flippers, when properly cooked, are considered a great delicacy by the Eskimos.The flavor of the flipper is very similar to that of tho coarser clams.The meat did not seem as delicate as that of the seal or nar-whale.The flash of the walrus is protected by a thick blanket of fat\u2014the blubber, which enables it to resist the icy water of the arctic seas.This fat yields nearly a barrel of oil.The hide and tusks are valuable.The hide is used by the Eskimos to make soles for their boots, or t amiks, and it is also cut into strips for their harpoon-lines.It is from one to one and a half inches thick.The formidable tusks are used as weapons of offense and defense, and also it is stated, to gather their food the clams.\u2014April St.Niciiolds.I»r.Wood's Norway Pino Nyrnp* Dr.Wood\u2019s Norway syrup cures coughs colds, asthma, bronchitis, hoarseness, croup, and all diseases of the throat and lungs.Price 25:.and 50: at all druggists.COPY AVAILABLE * Coaticook.Orders for Tub Primins taken at tbe office of the Examinek, Cleveland'* Block, Cuitmg fcUect.Price* IdV\u2019 a* good work can be done for.' (- Friday! âpbil ^ iv.t.i.Mr.Frank Nunna and Miaa Alice ^\u2022{unnB are viaiting frienda at Blue Bonnet*, near Montreal.Mr.S.D.Morgan left town laat Monday for South Ware, N.H., where he in-tends to spend the summer.Mr.W.E.Ladd, formerly of Coaticook, is lying very sick with typhoid fever at Gilead, Maine, where his mother and brother are with him.Mrs.Sarah Tabar, of Montecito, Santa Barbara Co.Cal., who is well known in this vicinity, is expected scan to visit friends in Çoaticook.^ We regret to learn of the illness of Mrs J.Luce, who is suffering from an attack of the \u201cGrippe;\u201d Mrs.Harris is also quite ill.Thoroughbred S.C.Brown Leghorn eggs may be had upon application to J.E.Terrill, Coaticook, in settings of thirteen for only 25 cents.Orders by mail promptly attended to.Last Saturday morning the buildings of Mr Henry Boudreau of Compton were destroyed by tire.The loss was partially covered by insurance.It is supposed that the fire originated in the chimney.The town of Cookshire is issuing debentures to the amount of £30,000 to provide for a suitable system of water works and drainage and to discharge their liabilities to the county of Compton.A wholesale theft has been committed in town the past week.A well known dealer in American goods complains of losing a half dozen nutmegs and three whole cigars from his wagon box.The robbers are unknown.Last Monday evening the alarm of fire was sounded and very soon a crowd of men and boys were hurrying through the streets in search of the fire.The tire company got in readiness for action when it was learned that the cause of the alarm was a bon tire near the residence of Mr.Octave Garceau.An order has been issued by the Postmaster General that no officer of Department shall act as Mayor, Alderman, Councillor, School Commissioner or School Trustee in any municipality of the Dominion.Postmasters or departmental officers now holding such positions are allowed to complete the term for which they have been elected.S.B.Humphrey, Ticket Agent of the Grand Trunk R\u2019y Co.has received instructions that the rates to the World's Fair at Chicago, which opens May 1st, will be £20 for return tickets limited to 30 days, and £32 limited until November 1st; for further information enquiries by mail or otherwise will be promptly answered.The heavy wind last Tuesday caused considerable damage in this vicinity.Several shade trees in town were torn up while in a neighboring sugar buih 40 trees were counted on about half an acre, which had bien blown down.In Barford the barns of Messrs Thomas Couture, Benjimin Cunnington and L.D.Dupont, were unroofed and the barn of Mr.Napoleon Charette completely levelled to the ground.\u201cMr.L.S.Channel', of the Compton Chronicle, is now in Minneapolis, where he went for his health some weeks ago.He writes in a cheerful vein in regard to matters there.The latest excitement is a religious revival.A building holding eight thousand people was nightly tilled and thousands not able to gain admission.It is estimated that ten thousand have been converted during the services.\u201d\u2014tstnnstead Journal.A great deal has been said in regard to the dishonesty of business men and the honesty of farmers.The followingjinci-dent goes to show that even farmers are not altogether innocent cf schemes to cheat their fellow men.One of our neighboring farmers, not having as large supply of new sugar as he wished to place on the market, was known to plate a certain ijusntity of sugar cakes which he had made the year previous, by dipping them into a kettle of hot new sugar.By this he was enabled to palm off' his old cakes for new sugar.Mr.S.B.Humphrey has finally concluded to offer for sale his valuable steed, \u2018Bronco.\u2019 The price required may be obtained as follows:\u2014Piace a kernel of wheat on the first square of an ordinary checker-board, double it for the second square, double this amount for the third and so on till the last square on the beard has been reached, laying down for each ¦quare twics the amount allowed for the praceding one.The person bringing down 3 he amo.'n'-, of wheat required for the last square of the beard may nave the pleasure of congratulating himself as being the owner of the above well known racer.Last week we callei attention to the necessity of the people cleaning their bick yards, this week we wish to draw the attention of the authorities to the cleaning off of Webster\u2019s corner.This seems to be the resort of all the idlers in town, and every evening, weather permitting, large numbers of them collect here much to the disgust of the public.If a lady wishes to go to the post office she must run this gauntlet and listen to the criticisms of thesa idlers as she passes.It is a public nuisance and a disgrace that this thing should be allowed in a town like Coaticook, and it is sincerely hoped that measurts will soon be taken to compel those who have no other business to take up their attention to loaf in some less conspicuous place.The MaijO'j Ne ns says : \u2018The French Canadians are returning from the 1 nited States in as great numbers as they rushei into that country at the earlier part of the season.Every incoming troin of the Central Vermont railway is laden with this class of passengers.Many of them make for their old homes but of course all will take work wherever it presents itself.As a rule their means are limited.The reason they give for coming back is that no work U to be had across the lines, and that there is no other alternative for them.Still, while these are returning the outward flow continues on a reduced scale, and between the incoming and the I outgoing the rai way companies are reaping a rich han.it.\u2019 We are sorry that we are not alff.- tv report a returning aa well, but.altfi< »ih largo numbers are daily leaving.Very few are coming back.Last Wedmiday night about twelve o\u2019clock fire broke out in the barn of Mr.A.H.Cutting.Cutting Street, now occupied by Mr.J.K.Brown.It spread so rapidly that before assistance reached the scene, the whole building was ablaze.Three horsea belonging to Mr.Brown were burned.Both ends of the building were said to have been in flames when the fire was first discovered, making it seem like the work of an incendiary.About eleven o\u2019clock last Tuesday night a set of buildings owned by Mr.W.C.Webster was completely destroyed by fire.They had been vacant a few days, having been previously occupied by Mr.Lorenzj Babb.The firemen turned out in good time but through inefficient means of transportation the engine did not reach the scene of the fire at all.It originated in the him and burned until both the barn and house had fallen to the ground, the engine being in sight all the time but stuck fast in the mud.Had there been men enough present to drag both the steamer and the horses there is no doubt that it could have been brought up within reasonable time.As it was, however, after about an hour\u2019s fruitless attempts, the horses were removed and then the engine was readily pulled out by hand.By this time the fire had abated so it was useless to proceed further.It yras with considerable difficulty and labor tha\u2018 the neighboring buildings were saved and had it not been that the winds were favorable doubtless greater damage would have been done.There was no insurance on the property.The New Vork World devotes over two columns to the career of Mr.A.A.McLeod, a native of Compton County, the former president of the Philadelphia and Reading railroad system and of the New York and New England railroad.Speak ing of the great achievements of this railroad king it says : \u201cTruly no career that has ever been unfolded in this country, either in the field of railroads, or finance, or politics or mercantile life, displays more sudden and star ling contrasts and abounds more sensationally in lights and shadows brought into the sharpest kind of juxtaposition.Ever since he first came into general notice, a matter of a little more than six years ago, he has furnished a series of dramatic surprises, both to his friends and to his enemies, and has succeeded in giving everybody an uncomfortable impression, or comfortable impression, as he or she viewed it, of being a man abounding with unexpected possibilities.The latest investigations into the early history of Mr.McLeod has developed the fact that he comes of a vesy numerous family, and was born on a farm near Compton, in the province of Quebec.A great many brothers and sisters and cousins are to be found in Canada at the present time.Two first cousins, Maggie McLeod and Christine McLeod, are household servants in Quebec to day.O; course they have been interviewed, and it has been learned from them that the American branch of the family was first r< presented by Donald McLeod, the grandfather of Archibald who came to Quebec years ago ana pur chased the farm where Archibald was born.The father of Archibald v »s Angus McLeod and Archibald was 'he first of fifteen children.Before lie came of age he left home for the United Sta'-s, and, according to the couins, obtai - d employment on a Vermont road.1: is their impression that he finally becanj- a locomotive engineer, but they have i it heard from him directly since he left Canada, something like twenty-five yean ago.\u201d A special meeting of the municipal council was held last Tuesday evening, present the Mayor and Councillors Akhnrst, Fourniere, Roy, Trenholme, Gronberg and Webster.Moved by C luncillor Akhurst seconded by Councillor Fourniere and resolved that the petition of A.Franca ur and al for a sidewalk on Compton street should be granted and that the sidewalk be a gravel wa'k.M jved by C mncillor Roy seconded by Councillor Webster that the certificate of L.C.Bacf aid an a! for a hotel license in favor of Mrs.D.Des\u201culniers .the certificate of J.Beau ne et ai for a hotel lirense in favor of William Trudeau, the certili cate of G.Morin et al for a hotel license in favor of J.R.Roy, the certificate of A.S Hiss et al for a hotel license in favor of Peter Gooley and the certificate of D.Mullins et al for a hotel licensts in favor of M.Knight be hereby confirmed.The Council then adj 'Urned.Baldwins Mills.We miss Mr.Baldwin's fanii isr form and face at the old stand, but Everett holds the fort during his absence and deals out the rations.Our cheese factory will start about the 15th of next month and we expect to have the largest run this year we ever had.Hurrah biys we can go tishing next week but the next thing is to catch the fish.Two lbs to the tree is what the sugar makers say with prospect of another good run.This is the place fer horse buyers to come, the more they will buy the cheaper they can get them.The steamer is undergoing repairs to be in readiness for summer campaign.Those wishing to pur-cl aie bui di >g lots on lake shore will do well to com pond with L E.Sutton.The man' oltimers of Rosa Nouchette Carey will 1 \u2022 gratified to learn that the complete n ' 1 in the Msy number of Lippincott ^ >« from her faci'e and well-tried pen.I-.a title is \u2018 Mrs.Romney.\u201d The third iu the series of Lippincott\u2019a Notab'e Stories, *\u2018A Pastel,\u201d by Cornelia Kane Rath! «me.is a delicate and touching sketch of w; sf.ed loyalty and disappointed hope.It is i lustrated through'iut.James Cox furni-lies a full and glowing account of \u201cNew S .Louis, illus rated with cuts of a dfzsn < f the huge buildings which have lately risen in that thriving and progressive city.Mrs.Gertrude Atherton supplies a short but appreciative account of the American sculptress Kuhne Beveridge, with a cut of her most notable work \u201cThe Sprinter.\u201d M.Crofton, in \u201cMen cf the Day,\u201d gives sketches of William Morris the poet, Archbishop Satoli, and Secretary of War Lament.The poetry of ! the number is varied and good.Children Cry for Pitcher\u2019s Castoria.j NEWS TOPICS OF A WEEK IMPORTANT EVENTS IN FEW WORDS FOR BUSY READERS.A t'ou>i>lete Kt-cord of the liu>y World\u2019» Jf\tCarefully Coiupiled aiul fut lulu Ilaudy aiul Attractive Shape for the llcatlers of Our f aper.MO OK BN IMPKOVEMEXTS.Niagara town expects to have the glare of electric lights by Slay 20, work having been begun to that end.MILITAUY MATTI HS.The Governor General\u2019s Foot Guards, of Ottawa, have decided to visit Toronto on the Queen's Birthday.AGHICI LTl UAL WOHI.Ii.Mr.Sandison, the bonanza farmer of Brandon, Man., has started to put in a crop of 7,000 acres of wheat.The apple rrop of north-west Missouri and north-eastern Kansas will, it is sai«l, be an almost total failure owing to frost on Thursday night, April 2.MMIUATION.The immigrants to Manitoba and the North west since January 1 have taken in with them £000,000 worth of stock and effects.Car loads of French Canadians are returning to the Montreal district from the New England states.They will now turn to the Canadian North-west.CANADA AND THE WORLD\u2019S FA IB.Three pictures painted by Miss Emma ( larke, teacher in Albert College, Belle-villi-.have been selected for exhibition at World's Fair.The Manitoba Government intends sending a team of large oxen to Chicago for the World\u2019s Fair.The oxen will be hitched to a farm waggon, and the outfit.gaily decorated, will travel the streets of the city every day, by way of advertising the Manitoba exhibit.* THE WORLD\u2019S FAIR.Everything is now ready for the open ing of tho World's Fair on Monday.The old Liberty bell was removed from Independence hall, Philadelphia, on Tuesday, and has gone to Chicago.The bronze monument to Christopher Columbus erected by the World\u2019s Columbian Exposition on the lake front at the foot of Congress street was unveiled on Tuesday with appropriate ceremonies.DOMESTIC POLITICS.The Nova Scotia legislature in committee of the whole threw out the woman suffrage bill.The Sugar Refinery Amalgamation Bill has been thrown out by the Nova Scotia Legislature.Premier Fielding has intimated that it is the js-.licy of the Nova Scotia Government to abolish the Legislative Council.The first of the series of conferences between the government and the busi ness men of the country regarding a revision of the tariff was hehl in Montreal on Monday.THE WORLD'S EPIDEMIC'S.Enrt hquake shocks of varying strength continue in the island of Zimte.A Russian immigrant afflicted with smallpox died «at the quarantine grounds at Winnipeg.The two immigrants suffering from smallpox at Winnipeg are progressing favorably, and no other cases are in prospect.An extra of The Canada Gazette, issued, contains an order in council making regulations for the disinfection of the luggage of immigrants entering Canada by way of the St.Lawrence.THE EIRE RECORD.During a fire at Beaver Falls, Pa., three persons were burned to death.The house of Dan Erickson, of Bradford, Bradford.Minn., was burned with all the household effects, and the man, his wife and two children were cremated.During a fire early on Saturday morning in the premises of Messrs.Mongen-ais A' Boivin, plate glass manufacturers, St.Paul street, Montreal, a fin-man named George Dagenais was killed and four other firemen were seriously injured.THE SPDBTINd world.At Bradford Pa., Jim Daly, of Buffalo, knocked out Ed.Buchanan, of Boston.in the third round.The Now York World says it is absolutely certain that the late George Alexander Baird, known to the sporting world as \u201cSquire Abington,\u201d did net bequeath any money to Mrs.Langtry.The Brantford police raided a barn where a cock fight was in progress on Monday night.There was a scene of great confusion and desperate efforts to escape.About 25 names were secured, as well as the paraphernalia and the birds.THE INDt «.TRI AL WORLD.A receiver has «oen appointed for the Maryland Steel Company.A bill to incorporate Port Hood Coal Company was introduced in tho Nova Scotia Assembly, and passed its first and second readings.The stockholders of the Pullman Palace Car Company, at their annual meeting, decided to increase the capital stock 20 per cent.A «piarti-rly dividend of 2 per cent, was declared.A deputation from the Manufacturers\u2019 association waite«I on the provincial government.and asked that the Dominion duty and bounty on pig iron be supplemented by a bonus of *2 a ton.EORI IRN EOLITH'S.The uncertainty of the political situation in Honolulu is said to be ruining business.The second reading of Mr.Gladstone's bill to give a legislature to In land was carried in the bouse of commons by a majority of 4:\u2019».Sir William Vernon Harcourt, chancellor of the exchequer, introduced the budget for tho coining financial year in the commons on Tuesday.High officials of the United States state department say that no treaty for the acquisition of territory for a coaling station lias been negotiated with Ecuador.The bill prepared by the New York State Senate Committee on General Laws to prohibit combinations formed to advance prices of necessaries of life has passed the Assembly, and now goes to the governor.F\tRELH1IOI S.Rev.W'm Bevan of Mount Forest has been elected rural dean of Wellington.Miss Galt, daughter of £ir A.T.Galt, ensign in the Salvation Army, has arrived at Ottawa to take charge of the corps there.A Vancouver despatch says Mr.H.A.Massey, of Toronto, has promised to give £|o hot) towards the B.C.Methodist college shortly to be erected there.Archbishop Walsh has purchased the Blantyre property at Victoria park from Mr.J.F.McLaughlin for £40,000.The residence will be used as his grace's summer palace, and it is also proposed to erect an industrial school for Roman Catholic boys ou the premises.A convention of tho American section of the Theosophical society was held in New York.Albert E.S.Suiythe of Toronto was one of the delegates.The World's Fair management has offered theosophists every facility for being represented, and has set September 15th and Kith as the \u2022\u2019 ys for their special gatherings.ri'RELV EERNONAL.Sir John Abbott\u2019s health is improving, though the ex-premier keeps to his bed.Tho Baroness Macdonald and Hon.Miss Macdonald are in Winnipeg, the guests of Lieutenant-Governor Schultz.Sir William Dawson, principal of McGill University, is expected to return to Montreal before the end of the month.His health is completely restored.The new Duchess of Sutherland, one of the youngest women to wear the ducal coronet, is a member of the Writers\u2019 Club, and a contributor to literature.President Carnot, of France, gave a luncheon to the members of the Behring sea tribunal of arbitration, the counsel iu the ease and the members of the French Cabinet.In the last three years of his life the Earl of Derby distributed among the poor thirty thousand pounds, besides giving large sums to charitable organizations.W.H.Ingram, collector of customs at St.Thomas, has resigned and been appointed postmaster, vice F.E.Ermating-