The weekly examiner, 10 novembre 1893, vendredi 10 novembre 1893

[" a\u2014 a \u2022t- (Examiner.VOLUME XVI.NO.14 SHEKBHOOKE QUE., FRIDAY, > O VE M BER 10.1893 WHOLE NO 704 TEAS ^V.mit*.AM H> -A OKNKKAL ** I» K V \\ N T VV fh .Mo jtreal st.-AND- w =C0FFEES Iti* a weil kuowu fact that we excel in both these linei ; they are our afecial'iea\u2014try us aod tee.We are now offering New Pack 1893 Copuf^eas, iD^ratoes, Beans, etc.AIL OF THF VKHY FINEST PUT UP, MILLARS \u201cLITTLE CHIEF\u201d \u2014ALSO\u2014 McLAEEN\u2019S IMPERIAL CHEESE \u2022\tIn small brown Crocks.THIS IS NOW FINER THAN EVER Cur I5c Ccal Cil Still has the call.r ANT KI » \u2014 A N KHKAM) hoY.Ajj>ly be twt eu 11 and 12 a.v.»t our store tf lo\t1 Ü* K A MITCHKUi \\ \\ ' T f ot bookkeeping.Address 4\u2018tà** H*x 2, North «\u2018v at cook.Q *e\ttf s\\ Johnston ü Co, We will cJote on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at ti o\u2019clock until further notice.School Books \u2014AND\u2014 STATIONERY Paints.Oils, Brushes, Canvas, And a general line cf Ait'tts ma'erialt.AT FRASER\u2019S DRUG STORE.Couiuiereial St., ¦ Shtrbrouke.Bankrupt Store ROBINSON.\u2014 O- I have leased the T.B.MUNRO STORK and moved in Two Bankrupt Stocks, bonides buying J I.Wyatts Mock, and 1 am seOing the same from 20 to 40 percent cheaper lhan yen can buy elsewhere.No mistake about this, the Goods must be sold.THE REST PLACE TO BUY FLOUR IN THE TOWNSHIPS The \u201cMajor\u201d an Extra Good Family Flour, full pater, only $3 65 in Barrel*.The \u201cTidal Wave\u201d a good straight roller $3.50.The '\u2018Phamrock,\u201d a high grade Flour, $3 93.EVERY BARREL WARRANTED.You can save firm 60 to 9Ccts on every Barrel,* of Flour you buy of me.No other place in the Town \u2022hips where the same quality of Flour can be bought as cheap.Floor to be shipped by rail will be delivered at Bury St ition Free.WEN\u2019S ROCK ISLAND BOOTS $2.45 PER PAIR.No Credit ; Ore Price, but that will be right BE bURE AND CALL.E.R WEBSTER fiobinson, Sept.26th 1 Drug Store JUST RECEIVED A LAF.GK LOT OF * NOVELS * Choice For 15 Cents.ALSO A LARGE ASSORI MEET OF THE LILY SERIES.PANSY SERIES, ELSIE SERIES, As well as a choice se?ectfon of th» POETS.REMEMBER fju The Lennoxville Drug Store.W fANTF.l» limited Dumber of musi ?chularu Terms moderate.Aj ply to H G.VV ILS A SONS.\t13w.H9 W^AMKOAl 0*\u2018 } ._OOOI> W' 'MAN WHO V\\ c*n act \u2022* nurse for S children (f> rora Voe\u2019s River to V artinville, containing 2()0 cres in high state cf cultivation, cuts 80 to 90 tons of hay, larg*- and g od b»rn two good dwelling h< urea, buildings and fences in tind-clasu epair ; a lar(?e 1 ice < \u2018rchard with a larg»* an ount of grafted fruit in bearing, also a large Sugary could tap one thousand trees, a large Fish Pond well stocked with trout Terms easy Ft quire fMRS GKO.BEAN on thepremises or of QUART.BLISS, 1 migration Agent, Compton, or C.C.HOI KINS, 1 oatico k\t13*3* GOAL OIL.Gc:d Ecficed Car,adi;n Coal Oil At I5c Per Imperial Gallon, or Five (5) Imperial Gallons FOR TOcts.Five Imperial Gallons are equal to six American Wine Gallons.Ballentyne, Johnston & Co.Thanksgiving Day Rf UNO I RIP IICKFTS WILL BE SOLD AT ONE 77 A Y FIRST CLASS FARE ! Good to go by P.M.trains November 22nd, and all trains November 23rd, and good to return until Nov.24th ir.c'usive.E.II.4 RE AN, City Passenger Agent, COUNTY NEWS.TO STOP THE PROGRESS of Consumption, you w ill find but ono yuarantced ivmeily\u2014 Doctor Pierce\u2019s (toldcn IVo dirai Discovery.In advanced cases, it brings comfort and relief ; if you haven\u2019t delayed too long, it will certainly cure.It doesn\u2019t claim too much.It won\u2019t make new lungs - nothing can; hut it will make diseased ones sound and healthy, when everything else Las failed.The scrofulous affection of the lungs that\u2019s caused Consumption, like every other form of Scrofula, and every blood-taint and disorder, yields to the \u201c 1 )iscovery.\u201d It is the most effective blood-cleanser, strength-restorer, and tlcsh-builder known to modiea science.In all Bronchial, Throat and Lung Affections, if it ever t ills to bondit or cure, you have your money back.A perfect anti permanent cure for your Catarrh \u2014 or $500 in cash.This is promised by the proprietors of Dr.Sage\u2019s Catarrh Remedy.ilc m A cl u c vt i sc m e ins.KX FENS I YE AUCTION SALE \u2014 BY\u2014 Louis Reland.Esq., At hie FARM near C\u2019 vi*1:1 - r>, \u2014ON\u2014 THURSDAY.NOVEMBER 16:h At 10 o\u2019clock a.m.The folb wing 8 Heavy Draught Hor8°s, North Hatley.It -v.Dr A ill ins, Principal of Bi»h>'p\u2019s C 1 \u2022 r- will 1 tli.aaie in the l uiuii Church «¦ tl tlO i n Sic ii»y n»*t.brood Marc in foal, 1 ratra diiving Hor#e, t> good Colts, two aid three yea's old; 7 extra Cows, t> Yeailirgs l Bull, 10 Sheep fat Hog, express aud single leighs, 6 Travers Hleds.2 Horse akonh and Cart, Robes, Blankotfi, 4 pairs Heavy Harne* «« Kart Harness, New Reaper, Ploughs, Harrows, lot Lumber aud sau»!! Farm Tools, ltd bushel Pctito^*, 50 tins Hav, Cork Stove, iron and wooden Bed-bt< ads, and other Furniture, e\u2019c.For terms see looters.EDWIN HOWK, 1 w!4\tA'd t ourer.I\u2019l BLIC A LOTION \u2014/ T\u2014 SUNNY BRAES STOCK FARY, 11 i llhtirst, (^ue.o.k: vii 1 >.Cw s;1 -1: The undersigned having received instructions from !Y!rs.C.H.Crossen, I will sell bv Publie Auction the valuable herd o pure M.Lamberts Jtrsevs on fuksdav, Nov, l-tth, i.s«j:î Ten Thoroughbred Jersey Bulls, Hix Tbororigh-bred Jersty Cows; a«) the above are of the finest breed in t' e Province, having been exhibited at our catt'e Dire, are well known to the farming community, Dairy men should not loose tlis opportunity of ne uring an animal from a herd that has ttood ail the best tests for nutter makers in the country Pedigree furnished day of sale ; also nil the Farm Produce, Horses, and Farming Implements, one pair worn Horses.Clyde Mare.Three Co t*, Ploughs Harrows, Mowing Machine, Concord aud Kxpress Wagons, nearly new , Horse Cart, Team Wagon, Horse bake, Harnesses, 150 Tons Hay, 200 bmhel Oats, 16\" bushel Barley, 500 bushel Tu-nips and 150 bushel Pota oe», all the Household Furniture, Parlor Sett, ( aid and Fancy Tables, Turkish Rugs, Carpets, Pictures, Curtains ete., Mahogany Side board.Tables, Chairs, Glassware, Silverware, ( rockery aud Glassware, Bedroom Setts, all the Bedding, Lounges, Bureaus, Iron Bedsteads, Croc kerv.Parlor, Box, aud Cook Stoves, Office Furniture, etc.I P RMS.\u2014Three and six months upon appioved notes.Lunch at Noon.Cattle will be sold immediately after.Sale to commence at 10 o\u2019clock a.m.H.A.ODELL, 2w13\tAuctioneer.Art Building\u2019 Municipa ity of the # TOW NS HI p OV ASCOT.\\ I >'TBUC NOMCK is hereby given that the general and apes ai OollfiHon ' lia of the M tia pality of Ascot for the current year for School, Scholar, Muricipsl, Railroad.Winter Hoad, and Rental Tax rurpot s are nrw completed and deposited in the t ffi«îe of the t.ndersigncd.All persons whose names appear therein as liable for the pay ment cf any aM« seme- ts are heteby ri q\u2019im d to p»y the same lo the undersigned st his < ffice within tweaty days from this dste without furtl er notii e.W W.BAKER, Lennoxville, Xov.Uth, 1195.2wl4 Bee -Treas.bus us Il v.D .Ail \u201cai», 1\u2019iincitial \"f Duhoji\u2019» C.» lt i>f will 1 DL-utu in tlie tcliiiol-ruoiii I tt 7 |>.in.mi Huuil»y next.Wsterviile Church nf K ^IhikI\tNov 12 in S Ji by Mr.K ng at Si ltijlil in Iternmni and in the Afuore and tluward corner echivil Imuae at 7.p.in.Martinville- 1\u2019 is with sorrow 'hat we record the hj»th of Mrs.Il N.1\u2018ierce.She has been a créât Bi.tf rer tor ,ume time pas-and bore her ; tH ction with Christian fortitude.The fuuera' lock p'aee on Stb-ha'.h 'aat the church 1 e't'g crowded Mr.Piece being a R 'jal Templar, Pioneer council attended in a body.The chinch waa beau'tfuliydecotated and a most coin flirting sermon prenchtd by Rev.Mr Harris.Her large mo e of relatives and H ien-t.deeply sympathize with tile be renved husband and children.Fire at Magog.mu AMI GlilsT MI l.I.s UK.STROVKP.in/ to tot 1 xAjiista ) Magog, R)je., Nov.0 h\u2014At .') 30 pm., last evening, H.\\V.A\\or m our midst the wife of our much beloved brother, James Os good, tins Lodge d-es hereby tender its warmest and most tender sympathy for him in this the hour of his bereavement.We as a Lodge feel it as a lose to ourselves, for we were well assured that her sympathies were with us and that she held the utmost regard for our Order, as she did every good cause in the community.Many of us have experienced similar circumstances as our brother has now been called upon to undergo and we well know it is hard to submit to the Divine Will, but in this case we can all have the assurance that she has gone to live with Him who is the Resurrection and the Life, and that we can all have the privilege of raieting her again in the Grand Lodge of Heaven.Signed on behalf of the Lodge.W.H.Wakp, W.Master.L.VanLuvk.x, R.Secretary.The sorrowing family have tho sympathy i f all.Mrs.Oigoode was universally esteemed and has lived nearly ail her life in Waterviile.Mr Osgoode\u2019s son, J.H.Osgood and daughter, Mrs.Blodgett, came on from Boston to attend the funeral.Mrs.Rooney\u2019s brother, Mr.John Moore of St.Johnsbury, Vt., formerly of this place, was in town yes terday on account of the illness of hie sister.Mr.Brooks of Sherbrooke has moved to this place to work in the Snath Factory.Last Wednesday being All Saints Day, service was held in St.John\u2019s Church.A missionary meeting was held in the Anglican Church Monday evening at whicn the Rev.Canon Foster of Coaticook ; Rev.Mr.Murray, of D;x ville ; Rev.Mr.Forsythe, of St»ns*ead ; Rev.Mr.Patker, of Compton ; Rev.Mr.Brooks, of Ways Mills ; I lev.Mr.Stevens of East Hatley, and the pastor the Rtv.E A W.King, of Waterviile were present.Addresses were delivered by the Rev.Cation Foater and the Rev.Mr.Murray, which were listened to with deep interest Explosion of Dynamite- THKKK lll'M'KStn I'StOl'LK KILLED\u2014TUB TOWN XKAKLV DKNTKOVKD.Santander, Spain, November \u2014Over three bundled lises were lost as a result of the blowing up of tho dynamite laden ship in the harbor on Friday night, liutidreda if people are homeless and tlii.UBauds of dolUra\u2019 worth of property lias been destioyetl.It has been learned bat the vessel was the \"Cabo M ichicaco.\u201d When the 1 u'ldtngs and whtrvua caught tiro the ilitnos epn ad rapidly.The big railway ¦< ation was burned.Everybody was panic stricken aud made but little effort to aubdue the fitmus.In reap use to telegrams asking for iissistHiiee to neighboring towns, a largo number of soldiers and fire apparatus soon arrived on the scene.By tins time half if the town had b, eu burned, bu' by good work the tiro was got under (-\"iitrnl after some hours\u2019hard ligiiting.luu.porary iuspi-tals wore at once it ranged and into these the btirne I a' (' mangled ho lies of those who were injured in the disaster were ctrried.Many of them died for want of medical attendance.The doctors worked tiero.Cilly, but they were tew in number and the calls for their services were many.B sides i he G nvrnor, among the dead are tho prefect, thochiif of p dice, two judges, seventy-five civic guards, the w liolo police forci except two members, several officers and tlie tnsj rity of the passengois on a railway train that had just arrived.The number of injured ts very large.At tho time tho \u201cCabo\u201d blow up tho Spanish steamer \"Alfonso Y 11\u201d was lying alot.gsiilo ot her.Tie steamer was c uuploti ly destroyed.All her i llicer* and f ir'y of her crow are missing, and h.is \u2022 e.lain that every one of them are kil'ed.The lost \u201cCabo Machicaoo\u201d was discharging 2000 tons of iron and many barrels of petroleum and tl iur and several wine sacks.The captain had declared 0\tily 20 c sks of dynamite ; otherwise he had not boon allowed to dock.The tiie started at three o\u2019clock on Friday afternoon in the c 1 bunkers.The Customs 1\tfficer and police hastened to remove tho twinty cut-kh of dynamite, which soon were lauded at a safe distance from the vessel Tho captain and crew of the \"Alfonso XII\u201d boarded tho burning vessel to help fight the Himes They worked for an hour and a half without success.At the end of that time the fire reached the petroleum.Then came a senes \"f explosions as the tl lines went from barrel to barrel of tho petroleum, until they reached the contraband dynamite.Then came the explosion of tho dynamite.All on board the \u2018Cabo Machicaco\u2019 and many along the dock were blown to atoms.Tho quay, with its enormous crowd of spectators, rose slowly in the air.The people wi re scattered in every direction into the sea and u| n the land.Thi tire brands fill in showers over sea and land for a radius of a mile and a ha f.The destruction in tho harbor was i qualiy appalling.The fire burned unchecked throughout tho night.Block after block sank in ruins Every strict near the water front was filled with the noise of crashing buildings.Thousands abandoned their homes and tied to the fields or outlying villages.< \u2022 hers mauled to tieaich frantically among the heaps of ruins and half burned bodies for their lost frn nds or relations.On Saturday afternoon many injured persons, insane from terror or pstn, were found crouching in alley ways, and outhouses far from the scenes of the fire.Santander has been like a city of the dead and dying.Tho streets have Vieen deserted except by a few mourners still looking for their dead.Most of the houses left standing are as empty kjs if plague-stricken.The occupants, who tied on the night of the fire, have been afraid to return to the scene of the horrors which they then witnessed.The sea was tossed as if by an eartl quake.Tremendous waves broke upon the water font, and large vessels were tossed like shells against the docks.Distribution of School Grants.The Protestant committee has made the annual distribution of the superior education fund» mounting to $11) 425.Of this amount $\u2018.(,440 w»* divided among the universities, $5 1 Vi ' went to seventeen academies, $725 to ?p'ctal schools, $¦- cauii I I ' disordered A.'- j nei/s.\u2018 âli jh'.nr iuc', 1 h ¦ hi j a hen I.j ci f ij ' Without s:a>.- ' a ;e, as d ! health u ha, ,' \u2022 ; kiii.e.js \u2022 cloeyc.-.'.thnj Sold hy r II I«*;i cr ; ,T of nricc 50 ecu' -.Dr.i.\\ S.book called k aim \\ .¦\tiifiert ¦\t' ttc t stem.\"Belay is ('¦ t.j-n.u \u2022¦.Neg-I it I kidney i ulies nsult in B.d Clooci, l''~'\u2022\u2022\".a.Liver Coml:l well\u2019s me there's rogues about, but they'll respect yourn verenee's cloth, 1 make no doubt.\" No lsandgood wishes were exchanged, and then Mr.Jones and Ins man began to ride out of Brisbane toward the interior.They had a journey of about lot) rough miles before them ere they could get to Leyburn, of which Mr.Jones had been appointed vicar.Two days later they were still on tiie road.The forest was pretty thick hereabouts, and It mses wi re exceedingly few and far between.Tom had begun to show a certain anxiety to reach Leyburn\u2014an anxiety that Mr.Jones did not share until he learned that they were now in the country affected by a small but effective band of bushrangers, of whom Captain Murphy, as lie was called, was tiie leader.Even then tiie parson was not scared.He had but little money with him.and Ids possessions were not of a very valuable kind.\u201cI don't think,\" heobserved, \"wehave much to fear.My poverty and my cloth, as they said in Brisbane, are our protection.\u201d They were at length only an hour's ride from the station where they proposed to pas- the night.The parson had, in fact, just lit a fresh pii>e, convinced in his own mind that nothing was altout to hap]K>ti, when suddenly the scrub parted on both sides of them, and from out tiie towering undergrowth of tiie forest Stepped six men of the apuroved, or rather the much disapproved, bushranger type.Mr.Jones had, in fact, begun to turn out his pockets before being bidden, when the chief of the robber baud politely stopped him.\u201cNo, no,\u201d lie said, with a smile.\u201cOnly your clothes, sir.You and your man will be well cared for\u2014somewhere\u2014for a week or two, and I am going to be the new vicar of Leyburn.I have a fair smattering of theology, acquired during more serious hours in England.I hope, therefore, 1 shall not disgrace you.\u201d Tiie bushranger liavingattired himself in the parson's clothes, the new vicar of Leyburn produced a false beard that was an admirable facsimile of Mr.Jones\u2019 beard and adjusted it.The metamorphosis was as convincing as it was complete.One of tiie younger rogues was then endued with Tom\u2019s (the man's) clothes.After which, with due salutations, tiie car drove on, tiie parson and the real Tom being the next moment carried off, good humoredly enough, into the forest, whence they soon reached the celebrated Captain Murphy's lair.On tiie second day after tiie new vicar\u2019s arrival tongues began to sound his praises.Tiie next day it was known for miles out that tiie parson was a downright capital fellow.Something was to happen on the evening of this third day.In his various parochial visitations tiie new vicar had eloquently urged the more influential of ins parishioners to attend a very special meeting at the parsonage between 7 and 8 o'clock.One and all the 10 men came to tiie meeting.The time had purposely been left a little vague.Fir.-t came a wealthy sheep-owner.\u201cGood evening, Mr.Anderson,\u201d said the new vicar to this gentleman.\u201cStep in, if you please.\u201d Tiie door immediately closed upon Mr.Anderson, and he was covered with a revolver on either side of him.In fact, there were four men and four revolvers opposed to him.\u201cNow, sharp's tiie word, Mr.Anderson,\u201d said the new vicar briskly, with ins hands deep in Mr.Jones' pockets, \u201ccheckbook, self or bearer, £1,000.\u201d \u201cWho are ye, then?\u201d Mr.Anderson was beginning to exclaim, with some impatience, when the little \"guns drew nearer to him, and one of them clicked.\u201cGill Murphy, at your service, Mr.Anderson,\u201d was the reply.\u201cThere\u2019s two minutes for you.Thirty seconds of it\u2019s gone.\u201d Then, with a resounding sigh, tiie big sheepowner sat down and wrote tiie check.One of Captain Murphy\u2019s aids at this moment whistled.With scant ceremony Mr.Anderson was hustled out of tiie room into a certain yardhouse that was both strong and remote.Here he was locked in.In all 10 checks were reaped in at this compulsory offertory in the vicarage, and in all there were lu leading parishioners in the vicarage yardhouse, well immured and kept in comparative quietude by a couple of gentlemen with revolvers, who covered them from two side windows without glass, but with an iron grill to each.The 10 leading parishioners were rather wild, especially Mr.Smithson, but it was evident they were in masterful hands, and for their lives' sake they did not go beyond verbal abuse and anger.\"That,\u201d said Captain Murphy, as ho looked through the sheaf of cheeks, will be £1,000 apiece, my boys, and £'\u201d.000 for me.And now, Mike, get out the cart and drive like lightning.I must have a clear six hours\u2019start of Leyburn.That'll just bring me to Brisbane intimetoeush , this paper and he off again.\" The cart was Item g prepared witli the utmost celerity, when Captain Murphy stepped out of the house for a moment.To come face to face with\u2014Edith Gaston.I At the same moment the sham vicar's beard got detached from ids face and fell to the ground.The surprise on the girl's face was scarcely so keen as one would have expected it to in*.Truth to tell, she had heard the new vicar's voice when he had paid her father a visit the previous day, and though she had not then put in an appearance she half suspected that something odd was in the wind.Still the denouement brought about by the slipping of Captain Murjiliy's disguise did startle her a hit.Her presence was even more of a shock to Captain Murphy, who had until now failed tore-member that she was Gaston as well as Edith.\\\\ lien lie bowed, with a look of shame in his eyes, she did not so much as move her head to him.\u201cWhere is my father?\u201d she asked.\u201cHe will be with you by and by.Miss Gaston.\" \u201cHow do I know that?Mr.Murphy, how could you descend to such wickedness as this?\u201cI think 1 understand your game.You insult the Deity as < asily as you pick the pockets of your fellow creatures.Mr.Murphy, I would rather be the meanest wretch in Melbourne than he you.with your crimes on my shoulders.Let me tell you straight what 1 think of you.\u201d \u201cNo, don\u2019t do that,\" pleaded tiie bushranger.\"1 shall do it.Do you know that when I first saw you the other night 1 thought you a man whom anyone might be proud to own as son.brother or husband.I'm not used to skinning my notions, you see.Dut that's all gone.Now'.Mr.Murphy, 1 despise you more than words can tell.Where is my father?\" \u201cOne moment!\" lie said.He stepped apart, to the horse and car, whisjiered Hometiling to tiie man, took the cheeks from Ids pocket, tore up Mr.Gaston's, gave the other nine to the man, and then returned to the girl, holding | his revolver in ids hand.\u201cWill you do it.and bless me in doing it?\" he asked, offering tiie weapon.\u201cIs it likely?But stop\u201d- Siie was too late.Simultaneously might itave been heard tiie jingling trot of the ear outside and the mortal crack that told of a sundered life.Captain Murphy fell dead at the girl's feet.\u2014Exchange.I On a Blockade-Runner The captain had ordered the children, nurse, and myself on deck ere startling out, and wrapped about with sheets we tec med or sat on the cotton bales that lined the sidts of the ship\u2019s deck.The ¦nen were all dressed in white, the smt ke stacks were painted white and in j verted, giving forth no sound, and con auiniug their own smoke.No woid was spoken on the ship.Tnua, without sound, and seemingly without visible motion, she glided through the waters like a biid on the wing.She va» hti il'usi n to the materia! senses,\u2014 a phantom ; we on board seemed ec;ptrep, silently but recklessly laughing in the face i;f death.Faster, faster glided the toy ship ; nearer, nearer grew the great red light.It seemed to me we must run into it.I sat motionless beside Captain Iteid on a bale of cotton, watching the glowing ball of tire that loomed through the throud of mist in front, and reahztd that impending death was on either side, the visible risk of it ahead.Suddenly, and without verbal order from the captain,tiie man at the wheel turned the little craft with the alertness of hand of the magician, and she shot to the left, just outside the radius made by the beacon-light of the flagship, and between it and a great lumbering cruiser rolling about in waters half a mile i ff.As we noiselessly ran thus between the very j iws of death, Captain Iteid touehed my arm and pointed right and left.Following his directions, 1 saw on one side, within the radius a magnificent man uf-war, its deep meu h-\u2022 d canon near tiie surface of the water, its towering mas's nil1 jestically reared against the clouds, its deck swainiing with a powerful mamie force, all bathed in red and yellow light that made a minute, distinc uve picture against a dark sea background.On the other aide, in shadowy outline, ay'iedatk hulk of the other, nuisiiy pi fii ,g her steam, but quiet, like a monster held m leash against its will ; while between the two, with the nicest kind of calculation, our little craft ran her gauntlet b>d!y, defiantly.Oace well through I could feel the speed being gradually strengthened, until in two hours a fine distance had been put between her and the fleet.Ac the end of that time Captain Raid advitef me to go down below and get all the rest 1 could before daybreak.\u201cWny before daybreak !\u2019 I asked.\u201cIsn\u2019t the danger of blockade-running over ?\u2019\u2019 He smiled grimly.\u201cIt has not fairiy commenced.What we have done seems S'mething to yi u, but it is not dirtioult.Mv ship makes no noise, nor sh iws herself at night.With a little management in guiding her by the fl ig ship\u2019s light, it is easy to run through the fia t Ah! hey ire clever at Washington.They\u2019ve put their two fssiest ineii-cf-war into the high ;eas to pay us for tins, and by the light of day.\u201d Turning Over a New Leaf Once upon a time there iived in a Michigan town, a judge and a lawyer, who liked their tons, and liked them often.The judge wae twenty yeats older than i l,e lawyer, and had been an ex- for ten vears, when the lawyer was elecied a ju \u2019ge.Shortly after this election he met the judge on the street.\u201cCome on,\u2019\u2019said the old judge, breezily ; \u201cie\u2019s go have something.'\u2019 \u201cNo,\u201d protested the new one, \u201csince my election as judge I propose to turn over a new leaf and quit drinking.\u201d i he old juoge s'apptd him on the back encouragingly.\u201cThat\u2019s right, my boy', that\u2019s right,\u201d he said ; l was sober for three weeks after 1 was elected.\u201d Color Blind- .1 e\u2014\u201cYou look b'ue, old man.\u201d Jim\u2014\u201cThat\u2019s because I was green last night.\u201d J e\u2014\u201cHow ?\u201d Jim\u2014\u201c1 thought that girl I wanted to tnany would 'reat me white, when I tight to have known better.\u201d Cures Others Will cure You, is a true statement of the action of AYERS Sarsaparilla, when taken for diseases originating\u2019 in impure blood ; but, while this assertion is true of AYER\u2019S Sarsaparilla, as thousands can attest, it cannot be truthfully applied toother preparations, which unprincipled dealers will recommend, and try to impose upon you, «as \u201cjust «as good .as Ayer's.\" T.ake Ayer\u2019s Sarsaparilla and Ayer\u2019s only, if you need a blood-purifier «and would be benefited permanently.Tlvs medicine, for nearly fifty years, has enjoyed a reputation, and made «a record for cures, that has never been equalled by other preparations.AYER'S Sarsaparilla eradicates the taint of hereditary scrofula «and other blood diseases from the system, «and it has, deservedly, the confidence of the people.A rsapariila \u201c I cannot forbear to express my joy at the relief I have obtained from the us*» of AYER\u2019S Sarsaparilla.I was afflicted with kidney troubles for about six months, suffi ring greatly with pains in the small of my back.In «addition to this, my body was covered with pimply eruptions.The remedies prescribed failed to help me.I then began to take AYER'S Sarsaparilla, and, in a short time, the pains ceased and the pimples disappeared.I advise every young man or woman, in case of sickness resulting from impure blood, no matter how long standing the case may be, to take AYER'S Sarsaparilla.''\u2014H.L.Jar-maim, 33 William st., New York City, Will Cure You Prepared by Dr J.C.Ayer Ac Co., Lowell, Mas».CA RSLEY\u2019S COLUMN.Montreal, November ?tht 1893.S.CARSLEK\u2019S X-mas Annual \u2014AND\u2014 PRICE LIST.Our Fall and Wicter catalogue is now r'alv a'd in being mailed to country Ciît ancre, ti cae not receiving a copy withiu a few day.will oblige by writing far one.S CAUSLEY.Ladiua\u2019 Greenland Seal Uipea Ladn-s\u2019 Persian Lamb Capes Ladies\u2019 Natural Rate xm Capes Lilies\u2019 Rjal Beaver Capes At b.CAK.il.KV\u2019S, Xotre Dame Street Ladies\u2019 Fur Rutl'i from 82 35 each Ladies\u2019 Fur R,.1T.from 82 35 each Ltdiea\u2019 Fur Roffi from 82 35 each L'd'e»\u2019 Neck R ffi in all kinds of Fur from 82 35 each, At 8.CABSItEY\u2019S, Notre Dame Street, Ladiea\u2019 St \u2018tm Collars from 82.40 each Ltdiea\u2019 Storm Collars from 82 40 each Ladies\u2019 Storm Collars from 82 40 each Lt.lies\u2019 Sv ,rin Collars in all New Furs from 82 40 etch at S CAUSLEVS Ltdies\u2019 Black Fur Muff's 05c each Ladies\u2019 Black Fur Muff's 05c each Ladies\u2019 Black Fur Muff's, 05c each Ltdies\u2019 Fur Muff's in all choice Furs at S CARSLEY\u2019S.Fur Baby Carriage Rugs 82.1C each Fur Baby Carriage Rugs $2.40 each Fur Baby Carriage Rugs 82 40 each Fur Rugs for Baby Carriages, from 82 40 each at S.CABSLKY\u2019S.Infants\u2019 Swai sdown Coats, 82 00 Infants\u2019 Swansdown Coats, 82 00 Infants\u2019 Swansdown Coats, 82.00 Infants\u2019 Colored Swansdown Coats from 82 00 each, at S.CARSLEY\u2019S.Infants\u2019 Eiderdown Coats, $3 50 Infants\u2019 Eiderdown Coats, $3,50 Infanta\u2019 Eidetdown Ciats, $3.50 Infants\u2019 White Eiderdown Coats, from $3 50 each at S.CARSLEY\u2019S.Models of Winter Millinery received almost eve:/ day at S.Caraley\u2019s.Ladies\u2019 Felt, Hats.EOe each Ladies\u2019 1*\u2019 It Hats, 50c each Ladies\u2019 Felt Hats, 50c eacu Ladies\u2019 Fed Hats in New Shapes and Colors from 50c each, at S.CARSLEY\u2019S.Children\u2019s\tFelt\tFiop\tHats, 25.3 each\" Ctiildren\u2019s\tFelt\tFiop\tHats, 25c each Children's\tFelt\tFiop\tHats, 25c each Children\u2019s\tFelt\tFlop\tHats, 25c each Felt Fiop 25j each at\tHats\tin every new shade from\t S.CARSLEYS.kr.LLr Livery, Board and Feed Stable.The undereifrued recently pan halted the Livery Stable offned by K.(*.Berry II AND 12 LOWER WATER ST.(In rear of Magog Hotel.) And h;a refurniehed tan *arae with new horse*, new harnesses and new C*rri*ge* of the best description and is n jw prepared to let tiüinti et n-ason-able rates A t lal will satisfy custJiners that I have hs tine ri«s a«ic «u be trad anywhere.Patronage Solicited, iiorsen fed and boarded at fair price*.Horses Clipped an i Trimmed.GIVE ME A CALL.K.N.STACEY.Sherbrooke, June 97th, 1693.NEW LIVERY STABLE.The undersigned has added a Livery t:> his Fjed Stable and will keep several go >d horses and carriages to let at reasonable prices.He has a nice driving pony suitable for ladies and chil ireu, safe and gentle, with waggon to match.My rigs are new.Give me a call.JAS.HARKNESS, MKAD3W STRKKT.\ttf 46 NOW READ OURS PEASE?We have the above monument v\\ich is 12 ft.high and 2 ft.9 at base, and made out of first-class marble on hand ready to up, and nae will sell it for $lco in cash, former price $140.We have alsds that are turned out hy th* most reputable H\u2019itish man if.tctu-ers and sold at lower rates than are ask'd for shoddy grades picked up promiscuously in the country \u201cno one knows whare \u201d Hal we space wo would like to .rake reference to a few prominent features of certain of our linos, but auch suggestions c*n convey no more than a bint of a stock of furnishings that a'cceitain to be in touch with the wants of every well dressed man, in every instance there is quality freshness, and lowest price to recommend it to his patronage.Ghas.Fuller MERCHANT TAILOR And Importer of Men's Fashionable Furnishings.ALLAN\tLINE Roval Mail Steamships.REDCCriOX I.V I&ATKS.bteamers sail -regularly from Portland and Halifax to Liverpool V via Lcndonderrv DURING THE WINTER MONTHS.Cabin, $40 and upwards.\tSecond Cabin, $36 Steerage at low rates.No Cattl*' oariic«l STATE )\tSKRVIOK OF \u201e \\ \"\t- A 1.i.A S I.I N E LlëMë.)\tSTEAMSHIPS.NEW YORK & GLASGOW via Londonderry, every Fortnight.Cabin, $40 a upwards.Second Cabin, $25.Btocrago at io rates.Apply to H.A A.ALLAN, Montreal, or to K Kf.\u20acREAX or F.OAI.E, Klterbrooke.y ONLY COPY A' THE EXAMINER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10.\t1S93 3 JPvofesstcnal O\u2019avrts.si K% »: vohs.Wanted GK ADDIK, B.a.be.Civil tutriOMrand \u2022 Provincial Land >urveyor, >»h«*fbr^\u2018oke, F.Vi-\tin Tuck A McNicol\u2019a Blink.Entrance on Ka*t«»ry BtoMta\t| Fil VSII 1 % %%.nraj h I « N | BOB! B1 M £V Phjiician» A nurfreons, L^rno*ville.Quo D.T.PoSertton M D , C.W \u2014rffloe relieve M B.A.Boherteon, M.I)., C.V \u2014Late resident Montreal Maternity and House Fnrflton Montreal General Hospital»- Office College 8t SMITH, M.I>., late Resident Surgeon ff # Montreal General Hospital, office and rest dence No.1*' Montreal street, Gordon Terrace Telephone 228.\ttf-s6 WA.FARWKLL, M D , Late Houae # Burgeon at the Montreal General Hospital and resident Physician at the Montreal Maternity 11 Moore Street, ftherhrrvsii*.Que ATTOKXt TV WHITE, CATE .t WELLS, Advocates.McRain\u2019s Block,Square, Sherbrooke, One.W.White.Q.C.C W.Cate, J.P.Wells.LE.CHABBONNEL, L.L.B., Advocate.\u2022\tHyndman\u2019s Block, Sherbrooke P O.J LEONARD.I«.\t14.\tB., Adv»>cate, Law .Chambers, Wellington Street, Sherbrooke.LAWRENC E é MORRIS.Advocate», He., Offices- Odell\u2019s Btock.She.brook®.P.O.SIDNEY BRODERICK.Advocate, Sherbrooke .Offices : Morey Art Building.> TT TTRD A ERASER, Advocates.Barristers, etc., 1 JTl Tuck A McNicol\u2019s Block, Sherbrooke, P.Q., Money to loan on first-class security JOS.L.TERRILL, B.C.L., Sherbrooke an Stanstead Plain.Office in Odell\u2019s BlocV Sherbrooke.GL.DeLOTTINVILLE, Advocate, offices .Long\u2019s Brick Building, Sherbrooke, P.y.Branch t iffice open at Mairog every Mondav JE.G PIN EST, Advocate.No 95 Wellington a Street, Twose\u2019s Block, Sherbrooke.Branch office at Coaticook, iu L'Etoile del' Est'?Office, every Saturday.LC.BELANGER, Q C., Advocate., Office, rooms Nos.4 and \\ T * OSF.\u2019S BLOCK.No- 95, Wellinptrn street, Sherbrooke, P Q lyr?4 PANNETON, MULVENA A LEBLANC, Avocates, 67 Wellington Street, Sherbrooke.P.Q., Telephone No.37.\tI*.O.Box 543.I.K.Panneton, L.L.M., O.C., 'f.W.Mulvvna, L li.B.Jos.Leblanc.!>»:\\TIN T*j.Every owner of a hone or cow wants to know how to keep his animal in good health while in the stable on dry /odder DICK\u2019S BLOOD PURIFIER is now recognized as the be»t Condition Bowden, it gives a good appetite and strengthens the digestion so that all the food is assimilated and forms flesh, thus sas ing more than it costs.It regulates the Bowels and Kidneys and turns a rougit coat into a smooth and glossy one.Sound Hones are always in demand and at this season when they are so liable to slips and strains DICK\u2019S BL1S-TER will be found a stable necessity ; it w ill remove a curb, spavin, splint or thoroughpin or any swelling.Dick\u2019s Liniment cures a strain or lameness and removes inflammation from cuts and bruises.For Sale by all Druggists.Dick\u2019s Blood Purifier .500 Dick\u2019s Blister 50c.Dick\u2019s Liniment 25c.Dick\u2019s Ointment 2ôe.Send a Fat Cattle EH a book of valuable hou»ehold and farm recipe, will be sent free.DICK & CO.P O.Box 482.MONTREAL.CONCORD BUGGIES Sound Horses From #00 Upwards.LW.DOWLIN, L.1).S., #\tcm ce in Tuck *8 Block, Sherbrooke.SJ.BKOMFIFLI), L.1>.s.Office In Me .Bain's Block, hfaerbrooke.(.'fliee houis- 8 a.m to 5 p m.HYNDMAN A HYNDMAN, dentists, Offices \u201411 Wellington Square.A.W.HYNDMAN,\tG.Y.JiYNT'MAN, L.D.S.\tD.r.S., L.D.ft A'OTA p.i ?* EB.WORTHINGTON, L.L.B., Notary Public # Issuer of M arriag* Licenses, Morej Art Buildiiig, Nbf\u2018rhr^r>kc, P.Q Archambault a arch am bault.Notaries Beckett\u2019s Block, 2nd Door ; .ast of the Merchants\u2019 Bank.\u2018It ^4 V ?.% \u2014AT THE- SHERBROOKE CARRIAGE FACTORY.TWO-SEATED FAMILY CARRIAGE (Jump Seat ) TOP BUGGIES, LIGHT K0AD WAGGON.PHAETON.SPEEDING WAGON, CARTS, PONY CARTS, GLADSTONE SURREY.TURNABOUT SURREY.GODDARD TRACK ULK1ES, .\t:-.TC\\, ETC I u*e the MILES patent Cone rd uxles, (the test in the ma ket) in roy Concord and Hoad Wagirons also ou i xpn^s Wuug n» 1 a so keep for sale the Miles Patent Axles, f-cm 7-' the to 1 ] inch.Parties iu want of a GO 1) CARRIAGE wo^ld do w.di to come a» d h ok o er my sti ck before i ur-ehasiug elsewoere.You can save money and u lo4 of reuairs.Riducod Price» on nil linost work.p.Bmon .Vf ILLiER & ORlFFiTH, or\tACCOUNTANTS *ud AUDITORS.Iyl5\t126 V el i pc ton Ht.Htierbrooke TOWN J GRIFFITH, ^\tAUCTIuNEER and ESTATE AGENT, lyl5\t126 Wellington St , Sherbrooke.March 23, EAST sliKHBROOKK 11 K.DOHERTY, Professor of Violin, 17 .# Gordon Street.ALEOFRED, graduate of Lava; and McGill, # Mining Engineer.Main office: Quebec.Branch office : Montreal.Mines and Minerals examined and reported on.\tIy7 a, ¦Dujrt^\\.o'sr, FlSHIONABLE MERCHANT TAILOR, Tracy\u2019.Block, Wellington Street, has alwayn on hand a large and well assorted stock of Cloths, Tweeds, Ready-Made Clotbig, Hats and Oont\u2019a Furnishing Good» Satisfaction guarartced.Watchss, Clocks and vT6wellery.LEWIS SMITH, lltt WELLINGTON STREET, Has a fine Stock of Watches.Clocks.Jewellery and Hpectacles to choose from, at price» to »nit the pockets of all.Repairing done as usual.Iy26 Remington Standard Typewriters hihI ftt'CoiMl IiuikI f«»r Male.Secondhand mac * * < to rent and typewriting tauwht.Full stock supplies on hand.Copying of all kinds done.HOUSES AM) BUII DING LTS FOR SALE, Houses and Rooms to Let, Estates managed- J.Keith Edwards, Beal Estate Agent, 168 Wellington Rt* D.McMANAMY So Co., Importers and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic WINES AND LIQUORS, (wholesale only) SHERBROOKE, ¦\t¦ QUE LOUIN BRUTS ELLE.Boot and Shoemaker, (Upstairs Fletcher\u2019s Block.) WELLINGTON SHEET, SHERBROOKE.L.BRUNELLE.Sherbrooke Nov.8 1881\ttf-ll The Question of the Day.Often .%* k«*«I \u2014Where can I find a homo 7 Where can 1 m»ke a living ' Where can I, with ordinary diligence, mideuce and economy, provide my family with the 'net \u2022*s*arie* of life, and feel n»»ured that at the end ol it I can leave to my children a decent inheritance?To what placeman I go and find good lardon terms »o reasonable that I may g* t a portion of it without burdening myself with debt, which I can never ho»-, to pay off ?Where can I find such a place < ® \\ »ese terms and saf-» from crop lad-ares, ai d allow me to devote myself to ai.y special auch of agriculture for which I may feel myse.i fitted.A « reel in a few words.Get a home in the great Flour State of Minnesota.It never yet had a crop failure\u2014where land values aie inertasing rapidly Write without delay to the International Land Company, Guaranty Loan Building, Minneapolis, Minn., for all inforr-a-yon.1 hey can aell you farm» on any terms tiou may desire s« that you will.be satisfied.COME TO J.McManus & Co., Cerner King and Wellington St.FOR BARGAINS IN PRINTS (200 Patterns to choose from ) GKEY COTTONS, SHIRTINGS, TWEEDS, ' DRESS GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, ETC.We are overstocked in these lines and prices hav een marked away down.See our $5.00 Men\u2019s all wool Suits.Best vain the ci ty.WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF Groceries, Etc.Which we are selling at rock bottom prices.TEAS a specialty.Buy from us and save 26 per cent, on your purchases.J.McMANUS & CO.«Thought He Had a Bite He looked h.th -ukh he had drifted in-to Chicago ju the tail end of a cheap ex- cursion.He waa a thin, old man in a blue checked shirt and a whispy goatee, and while two hundred thousand people wandered abiut the world\u2019, fair groum .and marveled at the wonder, of the Columbi* .» Exposition, the thm, ulu man eat on a stone under the bridge in front of the agr.culture building, and tished.A piece of hemp cord, relic of a cast-off lunch bi x.dangled from a ten cent cane with a head of-Columhus handle.A convenient Kras.hopper did duty as hait.I p above, the thousands poured over the brids»e and spread themselves about the «rounds, but the thin o'd man tished on, calmly oblivious to all about him.\"Had any luck f\u201d atked a man on the brid«e.\"Pretty middlin\u2019, caught two sheeps head and a shiner.\u201d \u201cBeen tishin\u2019 long ?\u201d \"Yestiddy and to-day.Minnit I slapped eyes on this water 1 knowed there waa fish in it.\u201d \u201cSeen the fair ?\u201d asked the man on the bridve.\u2018\u2022Nope.\u201d \u2022\u2018Been through the buildings, haven\u2019t yer ?\u201d \u201cNope.\u201d \"G nn\u2019 to, ain\u2019t yer ?\u201d \u2018Nope.\u201d \"What did you come for?\u201d inquired the other in astoniahment- \"0 une up with the old woman and the gals.\u201d \u201cW\u2019here are they ?\u201d \"Reckon they\u2019re teeterin round the buildin\u2019s somewhere.\u201d \u201cHaven\u2019t you seen the court of honor and the golden statue?\u201d persisted the man on the bridge.\u201cNope.\u201d \u201cW\u2019hy man it\u2019s only around the turn.Just look under the bridge,\u201d he urged, \"and you can\u2019t help seeing the fountain anyhow.\u201d The thin man didn\u2019t hear.He gratpad the head-uf-Coiumbia handle ai d watched the line intently.\u201cHush !\u201d he said, \u201creckon 1 had a bite.\u2019 Suggestions to Young Reporters- A young man, desiring to bee mie a reporter on the daily press, received the following suggestions from an old timer to wh jut he applied for professional tips; \u201cIn rescuing drowning men, :t must be always when they are going down for the third time.No case ia on rec >rd of a rescue when the suffjrer waa going down the first time.\u201cWnen a gentleman gives a banknote it must al ways be a crisp, five dollar or ten dollar one.\u201cTnuds are of two descriptions, the \u2018dull\u2019 and the \u2018sickening.\u2019 \u201cOf course, every writer knows that tire must always be mentioned as the de vour;ng element.' \u201cWhat \u2018wi'etire\u2019 is no one exactly knows, but when anything spreads rap idly, remember it \u2018spreads like wildfire.\u201d \u201cF\u2019.ags, especially political ones, must always be \u2018flung to the brerza,\u2019 no matter whether there is any bretze or net ; fling it do not unfurl it.\u201cIf you can manage to get an assault, a dog tight and a burglary all into one column do it, for it will rejure the sllir, r-alive scare head of \u2018A Carnival of Crime.\u201d \u2018\u2018Speaking of winning or b»«ing nntnev, it must always be a \u201ccool\u201dS000 or S5 000 How.ver heated the struggle, the amount must always be \u2018cool.\u2019 \u201cAlways remember that a man is \u2018launched into eternity,\u2019 not hanged at a certain time.\u201cWhen a person after an accident is found to be dead, it is best not to say to but that \u2018the vita! spark has fl-d.\u201d \u201cSpeeches < n the political side which your paper advocates should always be \u2018ringing\u2019 speeches.\u201cJokes respecting one\u2019s \u2018best girl,\u2019the old man kicking the lover out, siz» of his boot, or respecting \u2018After the Ball,\u2019\u2018Com-rades,\u2019 p!umbers and ice men had best take a back seat for the present.\u201d What Am I To Do ?The symptoms of Biliousness are unhappily but too well known.They difl\u2019er in difl'erent individuals to some extent.A Bilious man is seldom a breakfast eater.Too frequently, alas, he has an excellent appetite for liquids but none for solids of a morning.His tongue will hardly bare inspection at any time ; if it is not white and furredsit is rough, at all events.The digestive system is wholly out of order and Diarrhoea 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 it not effect a cure try Green's August Flower, it costs but a trifle and thousands attest its efhcacy.tf BAR-LOCK Tho MODERN WRITING MACHINE Has spue\"al features posse» sed by no other typewriter.\t.VI» hie Wrltlnir, P«riii»iM\u2018tif Allifiiment, t'nltmlfesl f\u2019ow«rrnl Yfunifolilor, Litchi Kiimiiiiik HiirHhle, Call or send for descriptive catalogne.CHARLES F.DAWSON, Mercantile Stationer, 26w52\t*23:1 St.Vmiikh» St.Montreal UNDERTAKING.The auoscriber 1 as now in stock very fin assortment of Coffins, Caskets, Tiimmiags AND riTNEHAL RKgUIMTES, Which he is prepared to furn\u2019sh at moderate Vrires.«Ali orders will rective careful and pei sonal attention.W.H.BRADLEY, No.55 1 artery Street, 1 It K H|* Il KK t OK HI OKI.In tho t \u2022 .tb.ill game with Lehigh, Princeton won Score, \u2022astuti.II C.Taylor hue made the world\u2019» 100 yurde bicycle record 5 I \u2022\u2019» .e.olid».\"l\u2019.utïa o Rill \u201d on hor-e! .ick ha» «.tatted a long race with Rio .»t Meyer at Par.».A Scientific Agreement \u201cDo you know that the doctors have decided that young meats, such as veal cutlets and spring chicken, are very un-healthy ?\u201d \u201cIs that so ?\u201d They must have told my landlady the same thing.\u201d A Famous Maillionse.The woeful house of Dr.Blanche, where ho died, was full of histories.The initials over its principal door\u2014A.C.\u2014are those of Antoine Caumont, duc de Lau-zun.who built it, for the increase of his elegance, in Hi 10.The Princess de Lam-balie entertained Marie Antoinette at her garden fetes under the great trees where Guy de Maupassant walked insane.Some poems we read, several songs we sing, were composed there.\u2014Pall Mall Gazette.Mr».Kdl.on'» Itonf fianlen.Mrs.Thomas Edison\u2019s favorite loung-I ing place is the roof of her conservatory, ^ An awning is stretched above it, and a i French window opens from her boudoir j on to it.Afternoon tea is served hereby Mrs.Edison, and a divan with silk cush-'\u2022 ions is her favorite resting place on the 1 roof.\u2014Exchange.Thon Ho Got Mad.\u201cYos, sir,*\u2019 paid Mr.Gallucher, \u201cit I was funny enough to make a donkey j laii^h.I laughed till i cried.\u201d And | then aa he saw a smile go round the room he grew red in the face and went away angry.\u2014London Tit-Dits.*l«UOT|N4.a4Cll>i:\\T*.Kdw.itd Butler aooidentlv fatally »hot hi*:it*»*lf while hunting near New Douglaa, 111.Holtert MiMeekin of Dalkeith wa* accidentally killed while hunting, by the discharge of hi» own gun.M h n»F.*.Hon Frederick i'harlea Howard, brother ot the K.irl of Kttinghain, a hot himself in London.Frederick A.Lovecraft commit*suicide in New York.Cauae unknown.He waa manager of Falmer\u2019a theatre and secretary of the Coney l .land Jockey Club.DEATH IN MANY *4»KMR.Hu^h Brown dropped dead at Smith\u2019s 1 Death from heart failure overtook Peter Kemaley while he waa repairing a tiahing net in St John.Two children of Napoleon J.Stone, a weaver, have died of atarvation at New Bedford, Ma^a.THE SPOUTING WOULD.Toronto University heat (Queen\u2019s College of Kingston at Ruirby.In the Toronto and Oegoode football match Toronto was the victor.Lord Dunraven s Molly Morgan won the Cambridgeshire Handicap at Newmarket.S.C.Wahl, the bicyclist, of Washington, has riden 297 2 \u2022*> miles in 24 hours, beating the record by 14 miles.TIHKD OK LIFK.Benjamin Coombes.residing near Waterford.poisoned himself.He has been despondent for some time.Nathan Strauss, aged 35 years, manager of the dry goods firm of Levi Strauss & Co., New York, committed suicide by shooting.Cause unknown.v sa Daisy Garland, aged 23, daughter \\x-Attorney General Garland, of Washington, shot herself with her father\u2019s revolver.Cause unknown.i n i; dk a i>.The state funeral of M.Gounod was held at Paris.Mr.Charles McLean, a well known resident of Lindsay.died suddenly of apoplexy.The Rev.Samuel I>.Haddaway, chaplain of the House of Representatives, died in Washington.Princess Margurite of Orleans, daughter of the Duc de Nemours, has died of consumption in Paris.TH V.Kl UK ItKC OKD.Ash.hurnliam, mar Peterboro*.was visited by a disastrous lire.T;;e Georgian Hav box factory at Midland was burned down.Loss $14,000.One million dollars worth of property was h»st ami two propie were fatally injured by a fire in Pittsburg.Holt County, Nebraska, has suffered by a prairie fire forty miles long and several broad.Farm products were eaten up.ON THK on;AN.One of the boats of the lost White Star Bteaun r Xaronic has been picked up in mid-Atlantic.The United States battleship Oregon, 10,000 tons and costing §4,000,000 was launched at San Francisco.The City of N\u201cw York is on the rocks at * the entrance to San Francisco harbor, and I may bo a total loss.The passengers have been taken off.AGAINST THE LAW.\u201cFritz\u201d Emmett, the actor, is charged in New York with neglecting nis wife.A hand of burglars attacked the house of E.G.Sills, ex M.P.P.Frankfort, Ont.They used dynamite hut were driven off.Thieves broke into the parsonage of St.Patrick\u2019s Cathedral at St.Joseph.Mo., and secured §500 and valuable church plates.W.D.Smalley, president of the First National Bank at Hiawatha.Kan., was taken to Topeka to answer to three indictments for embezzling the hank\u2019s funds.KKMGIOUS.Committees were appointed and memorial services held by the American Missionary Association at Elgin, 111.According to the Episcopal missionary council, enforcement of the Geary law will have a disastrous effect on work in China.The Italian government has again notified the Vatican that it will refltse exequa-ters to the Italian bishops nominated in the recent Consistory until the Vatican shall recognize King Humbert\u2019s right to nominate the Patriarch of Venice.fi is a it other icai/ of s, rj\u2019 r\t\u2018\u2018 thwart * \u2019/ Be it'orij amt don 7 /< / onijone persuade you into tuy'uf any oilier sciuhluuee tf an entu'yion tf eod lift r oil.Scott's Kmuîsion c pure Norwegian cod liver oil anti hypophosphites, is such a wonderful curative a^ent and llesh producer, that many worthless imitations are in the field.Scott\u2019s Emulsion is ^\t^\t' y by Scott it I towne, chemists,Belleville.tSeott sEmulsion eu res Coughs, Colds, Con- t sumption, Serofutu, (renend Debility, and nil elnuemic Diseases, It prevents wasting in children.It is almost as palatable as milk.Scott\u2019s Emulsion NOYES' COUGH SYRUP BEST IN THE WORLD.GIVES INSTANT RELIEF1, AND CURES CROUP, COUGHS, I SORE THROAT, WHOOPING COUGH, BRONCHIAL COUGH, INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS, LUNG FEVER AND INFLUENZA.READ WHAT MR.CRAWLEY SAYS ! (!knti.emi I nui happy to tPHtlfy that I have nsurt rnirr Conph Rympwltll (Tie jnr»*t effectual result**.M y daiiKhD r had t he MuiihIuh, which left her with a frlKhtful tone\u2019ll.Hi.»» h:ul th»\u2018 Lest of doctnrM, Lut they said then* whh no cur»' for lu r, unless a \\ oyane at s i wonl-i «fi» it.1 took her t«> I\u2019tiKlarni mut spout set eral months then*.Lut her eouffh was n i Letter*, nn md (i of By Lvw 145 and section 5 of By-Liw No SO, the Secretary Treasui r is hersby in-struced not to c Jiecc the said business tax from persons paving a special tax unde said sect ions.Carried.The Council then adj uirned.Fhe following clippings from the Portland .I rijns refers to a grand Testimonial Concert tendered Miss Florence Knight Miss K ithertne R'cker and Miss Alice Philbrook, October 5 h, by the musicians and citiz uis of Portland in recognition of the success of the work of these ladies at the Womans Musical Convention at Chicago.We understand the audience numbered about two thousand and the proceeds re d z d was four hundred dollars each for the three ladies.the testimonial I'ONCEKT.Max O'Rell i agin to have teen in the City I lail last evening.lie touud fault r will be remembered wi'h the roluness or Poltland audiences, bn lie ceu.d have found none with the reception given Mo-aee Koight, Ricker an t Webb by tin miigiuticenr audience gathered together to honor them.AUmst every seat was sold a id almost everyone sold wa» occu-I i d.1 ha cone -rt opened w ith Fat n ng a \u2018 Mn.r» Wooing\u201d by the Singera\u2019 Club, given with charming expression and phrasing, u id.r the diree i n of .Mr.liar vey S Murray.Tne oth ir numbers by the .Singers' C ub were 'he Slumber s >ng bv Lohr and the closing number Gaul's \u201cDaybreak.\u201d The personnel of the club h .s changed c msiderably of late and the changes are surely not for tho worse.There are many fresh young voices added which makes it probably the beat vocal society so far as training and voices go in the S ate.The i-ecuiid number on tho programme wasaviolin solo,a themeof L-otisrd\u2019s with variations, by Alisa B-rtha W , bt>.Mi-s Webb was given a p-rfect ovation as she stepped on the stave and when she finished an encore was emphatically demand-d an! given Later on M as Webb gave Wientocki\u2019s waltz \u201cCaprice,\u201d and for anther enci ¦ cam- down to the front of 'he stage a! n and playeo \u201cHome Sweet Horn \u201d in such a pathetic strain as to draw o»rs \u2019o many eyes.Tn tlord number w.is the Meyerbeer duet ha\u2019 won the pr z for Misai s K -ight oui B oker at the Wor d\u2019s Fair with ac c.imp.o iinent by Miss Pnilbrook.All of il.e young ladie» were at their very be t which u saying that there are no better performers for 'heir age and experience in the country.An encore was asked for, but as the duet was long and very taxing to the singers it was not granted, they simply appearing to bow their acknowledgments.Miss Knight\u2019s solo was Gounod\u2019s \u201cAve Maria,\u201d with piano accompaniment by Miss Philbrook, organ by Mr Murray and vioiin obligato by Miss Webb.Miss Kniirht\u2019svoies is particularly suite! to re lupous music and was heard to full advan-'age in the plaintive tones of this match less composition.Miss Ricker\u2019s sido was Dudley Buck's \u201cFrom the Desert 1 Come,\u201d rendered woh the dash and fire in which she delights and which no audience, however distmguis! ed, can frighten out of her The Haydn Quartette, with Mr.Will Stockbridge in place of Dr.Nickerson, satig the wonderful \u201cL ist Chord, holding the au lienee spell-bound.An en-c ire wasdetnanded, the audience evidently wanting to hear the same again, but a jit gling love song was substituted and the spell broken.E»ch of the ladies received many beau tiful bouquets and all have reason to feet that they at least sre honored and admired best by those who know them best.Portland A rijns.The Matabeie War KINO LOliKSOI KLA TO MAKE ASOTHtK XTANP\u2014THE HOHT.London, November 2.\u2014 A despatch received to day in this city says that part i f LohengtiHla\u2019s forces were overtaken by M.jor Forbes\u2019 column last night near Buiuwayo.The Matabeles turned on their pursuer», but were defeated with serious loss.Many of them were cap tured.According to later accounts of the battle that occurred on Tuesday, the attacking natives numbered .\"itfOO The British were fully prepared to receive the enemy.In the first rush mad i by the Matabeles they swept past 'he Brituh pickets.Tht» brought them in range of the British gun», and a deadly tire was poured into their ranks.For a moment the natives held then ground, and then broke and fled to cover in ttie brush.The British cavalry men sallied forth and chased the whole force.The native régiments did not stop in iheir fl cht.The rocky ground over which they fl-d prevented the cavalry from making an effective pursuit.In this tight 500 of the Matabeles were ki.leJ and wounded.The company\u2019s forces lost two killed\u2014a w hite man and a negro\u2014and six wounded.When the fight was over, the road was found to be e\u2019etr.The troops marched through without resistance to Buluwayo, the chief s kraal, o.» ini ea distant.London.November J \u2014A special to the Pall Mall Gazette fn-m Johannasburg says two thousand Matabeles were reported to be near Mount ibis, between Fort Tuli and Fort Victoria yesterday.The despatch also gives the details of tne killing of Cap' Burnett, of the British .S uth Afiica Company\u2019s forces, whose death has already been announced Captain Burnett was a well known Mashona land pioneer.He with Maurice Gifford was guarding two Matabeie prisoners in a hu' One of the priai liera seiz-d a loaded nil-, belonging to a scout that had carelessly been left within his reach, and shot Burnett dead.Gifford thereitp \u2019ti shot nnd killed both the prisoners.There are three c men operating agmust are a superior fotce, » severm Maxim and A-are commanded by M jor Forbes, Major Wilson, M jor A lams and Cummanuer Uaaf.These column are amply supplied with ammunition ai d food It is impossible n give a correct account if the Ma\u2019abi le f rce, which is v iti a s y estimated a\u2018 12 000, 15,000 and 20 000 men actuallv o.the ti \u2019d.Bu a Auyo, the c-p.tal of K ng L iben-gula of the Ma!abides was captured on the 2 id Nov.by Major Adams and Com-main\u2019er R laf\u2019a c .u in.1 .lj natives fought wnb great bravery and only gave in sf er 2000 of their men had been cut dow , bv tfii lire of the attacking column and h i machine guns.The kraal was burned to tha ground.This will probably end the war.- \u2022\t\u2014\u2014- - \u2014 Could not Find Hen A farmer sold a w man three bushel of pitatnes Saturday and not being careful enough ab -ir her add - -ss.c luld not tell where to da-liver them ; he finally lefc them with the police who will likely find the owner.Uciu AtuicvtificmciiT» CITY HALL.SHERBROOKE 5\u2014NIGHTS ONLY\u20145 \u2014COM MKNCING\u2014 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Uth WITH BA1UKDAY MAUBfKK.THE ms CF MYSTERY ZERA 8 EM ON Wonder Worker, \u2014COMRIXKD WITH\u2014 The La £:j ;u K:yal Narionetta Troups ANE ZEKA SEMONS COMPANY nevy yoke vaudeville stars; 200 Costly and Useful Pretents 200 Giv.-u awuj at every P«rform*ruii*.Prices to Suit the Times.25b with one present envelope.35c with two present envelopes and reserved seat.TicO.ta on Sale at Hall night of Show.Haora open 7-30 p.in.Wtmdera 8 p an.TAILORING.flVIK umlcrsitfiteii is prepared to recivo orders 1 fjr maki'JK.repairiu* or tijaiiiti# clotHes,which v* ul be doue Deatly a id at unodcrate price!.ilciu .Aducx-fiscmcnts- Wilson & Sons, Musical Column.PliNO BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK.\u201cBallet & Ciuoston \u2019 Square Piano, (3 oct.\t$ 25 \u201cGeo.Hews\u201d Square Piano.6 oct.-\t-\t40 \u2018\u2022Owen\u201d Upright Piano oct.\t-\t-\t60 \u2018\u2022Chickering\" Square Piano, oct.\t-\t-\t75 \u201ciimerson\u2019\u2019Square'V rand Piano 7 J oct.-\t-\t150 \u2022\u2022Dominion\u201d Upright Piano, walnut case, used 1 year 200 \u201cEstey\u201d Organ, 5 stop,\t-\t-\t-\t40 \u201cMelodeon,\u201d 6 oct, good case, -\t-\t-\t10 Monthly payments These have been taken in exchange for i ew instruments during the past few days We are showings' me special fini* Pianos from Heintzinan .Latin»' DjngoU Kid Shoes from B1 to -^1 (JKOCERIES.Ca m d Corn.Peau end Tomatoes Cnnnei ^*1-nonld .B.HtJtp iuTe* 4!e as if something had happened, and in another moment a wheel rolled off by itself.In trying too quick a turn the t'xletree broke with the result of the loss of a wheel.Q uickly p claiog them-s -Ives up another wagon was procured at Stacey\u2019s livery stab'e, and the minions of the law sped on down by the river to the boa: house where they espied four weary, washless tramps, whom they gnthend together in a heap and slowly retraced their way to the coo'er.The following day the \u201cgentlemen of the road,\u201d were sent up to guvn\u2019r R -ad\u2019s boarding house to ruminate upon their sad condition.They are suspected of having been concerned in a recent robbery at Barton Vc.Accidentaly Shot- Arthur M.Bouillon, of Vancouver, B.C., who lias been boarding at the C mti-neiital Hotel in this city' for some time past, was accidently shot while cleaning a revolver on Monday night last.Bouillon occupied room 35 ; between nine and ten o\u2019efi ck Monday evenii g he went into room 31 i which is occupied by Mr.F rner of VVaterville Me., who is attending school here, and asked film if he had any vaseline which he could give him as he wished to clean his revolver.Mr.Fortier went to his trunk and t< ok out a small bottle and handed it.to B lUillon, w ho went back iotn his own room.Ho soon returned with sune reading matter and handing it to Fortier said \u201cWu can amuse yourself wth this while 1 am cleaning .mV revolver.\u201d B uiilloii snapped the tr gger once or twice, when Fortier askel him if ir.was loaded.B uillon ai \u2018'Wi red \u201cN ¦, 1 have just taken the cirtridgi s out an i left them i my morn.\u201d But he must have forgo: one chamber for as he hjld the revolver m his left hand and was rubbing the barrel with his right, all of a sudden there was a report and Bouillon fell Kck upon the I b d with his hand clasped over his breast.Fort er at once gave the alarm and Drs.Uamirand, Pare and Pelletier were soon in at tend a i ce, »hen they 1 ica»'d the hull in his back.The ball was a 32 crlibre and struck him on his right side passing thr ugh one lung, the d ictors taking it nut a» bis back.H- was conveyed to the R.C hospital where he t ow lies, and if the fever or hemorrhage can be a ayed he will probably recover, but if not the chances arc nut iu his favor.INSTALLS'ION OK OKKH KKS.A' the I no regular mee iug of C urt S'.Francis No.2 the following ' tti ers weruii'H'allaNl f is hetii-ui g Vea '.by Bro.Lh*-.Pearce.I>.1).H.0 R.ass sled he B'os.A Moorcr f .R M.Leish and Hy B y a J H.Brent, C.R ; A, O.!N\"j stid-r, \\ c.R ; tien.M-uiine.Km.S-e, J.P Sdvie, R o.S -o.T.1 Tuck, T.eas ; E J Temp\u2019e, Chap ; I Hutton 8.\\\\ ; R Hislnp J.\\V ; T.Cowan.S B.; E Berwick.J B ; 1)-.A N Worthington, phys cian ; O.-ganist, A.Park ; Asst.W H.Wilton Fore Honors for Sunlight Soap.A Diploma and Medal (highest award) have 1 een received h> \u201cSunlight\u201d S i»p at ihe World\u2019s Fur, Chicago, The manufacturers, Missr.Lever Bros., L'd., are to he congratulated upon the long list of successes which \u201cSunlight\u201d Soap h is won for them.Their achievement at Chicigo Exhibiti ii nine more provi* their claim to the untquailed quality of \u201cSunlight\u201d Soap.They have in w two World\u2019s Metals to their credit\u2014 P*ris Exposition, 188!*, and Chicago, 18Ü3 , besides 13 other G Id Medals obtained indifferent parts of the world.This is a record-breesker in the soap kingdom.Y M 0 A, Universal Week of Prayer, Preparation ht.n been made by the Local A»*ocia-tion for the observance of tin* special \u2022fanon of Prayer, to he observed by young men the world over from 1 '21 h to 18th in*t Nine o\u2019clock bui (Gy morn -**H# they wiil moel for Prayer and ('onaecration.The meeting will b« led by Bov.A.Warden, of Montreal Mr Warden will alao lead the (io*p«d Meeting Sunday af.eruoou, at 4 o\u2019clock.On Sunday evi-uiutr at cio*c of church service*, commencing at b 1 \u2022\u2019> a Union Mass Meeting of the city V P.S.C.b.'*.wul bo held iu the Mtthodist church.Mr.Warden will add.a si tins nu eti g also.The city Pastors are to pry«.|i« |1hIh ia Cureil.1 suffered from Dyspepsia, and was weak and miserable with what the doctor said was nervous debility.Seeing Burdock Blood Bitters advertised I tried it and after taking three bottles feel perfectly rest-red to health.Mus.J.H.S.\tMl'KK, Kieinburg, Out.\u201cOh, tell me not that talk is cheap,\u201d The statesman sang with glee ; \u201cIt may be true with some of you.But \u2018tisn't true with me.\u201d Obstinate * oMitb < urerl.(ïentlumkn\u20141 had a very bad cough which 1 cou'd not get rid of, but by using Hagyards's Pectoral Balsam I was cured in two or three days.It is the best and surest cough medicine 1 know of.Joseph Gaukk h, Goderich, Ont.A llnwInesN Letter.Tilsonburg.Match 15th, 1887.T.\tMilhurn et Co., Silts \u2014Please ship at once three d< z;n B.B Bitters.Best selling medicine in the shop.Sold seven bottles to day.Yours Truly, C.Thompson.The above sample is but one ot hundreds of similar t xprefsions regarding B.B.B.\u201cIs this Mr.Growler the one you spoke of as being so even tempered ?\u2019 \u201cYes.\u2019 \u201cWell, he\u2019s been in a perfect rage all morning.\u201d That's it, he\u2019s always out of humor.\u201d Hnrilnek Itlood Hitters.Burdi ck Blood Bitters is a medicine made from roots, baikand herbs, and is the best known remedy for dyspepsia, constipation and biliousness and will cure all blood diseases from a common pimple to the worst scrofulous sore.\"Our rule is cash down, young man,\u201d said the merchant.\u201cExactly, and it is my exception.Tt-day my cash is \u2018way down, andthat is just why 1 asked credit,\" replied the young man, sadly.A ( urn Tor ( ougli*.There is no remedy that makes as large a prece» isge of perfect cures as Dr.Wood\u2019s Norway Pine Syrup.In nearly every case of coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, hoarsen» ss, croup, etc., its curative effects are prompt and tasting.\u201cMan wants but little here below,\u201d But \u2018tis this fact that daunts\u2014 He\u2019s sure to get a little less Than the little that he wants.G.M.Milgay, Parkdale, Toronto, writes: My w ife had several severe attacks of cramps in the stomach.Heating of Dr.Austin\u2019s Phosphatme, and its pleasantness to take, 1 gave her two bottles and she has not had an attack since, and her health is much improved.For sale by all druggists.\tti \"No, she hasn\u2019t spoken to her next neighbor for a month.\u201d \"Did the children make the trouble ?\u201d \"No, she told what she paid for her new bonnet and the neighbor never repeated it.\u201d A I E COMMENCING Monday, f*ept.\u2018-25, 18î).\u2018î TRAINS LKAVK SHKRBROOKE : 4./ H A M\tMAIL, arriving St.Johns .411 ft.IVl.finry BA?».m., W.R.junction 11.30 .am., Concord, N.H., 2.15 p.m.Nashua 3 15 p.m., Worcester 5.00 p.m., Boston 4.56 p.m., Greenfield 8. p.m.Concord 9.W\u2019 p in., NewYork 4 H) p.m., Springfield 8.16 p.ra., Greenfield 9.23 p.m , W.R.Junction lk:55 a.m., Portland J 3.30 p.m., arrive Hhertrooks 7.2j a.m.i MIXED leaves Newport at 1 ; » j m.reaching rvtaiisteal Junction at 1,5\\ Wmith\u2019s Mills 2.10 Ayer\u2019s b , t «\t, North Hatley i .5, < 194 ,t M 3.47, Sherbrooke 4 16* WAGNER SLEEPING CAR8 leave Boston on 7:30 p.m., train.also leaves Springfield on 8:15 p.m.train fjr Sherbrooke.D.J.FLANDERS\tH.K FOLSOM Gen.Past.Agent.\tSupt.Div.D.G.LOOMIS & SONS COST U ACTORS.BRICK MAKERS! and 3UIL2EES.* DEALERS IN PORTLAND CEMENT, FIRE CLAY FIRE BRICK, HAIR MORTAR.ET.X-aXTVEXH ! Agents for the Dominion Lime Company fa?Sherbrooke and vicinity.LIME HOUSE, near G.T.R y Station.OFFICE AT BRICK YARD, Belvidere Street.Telephone Connection.D.G.LOOMIS A SONS.(Successors to Gordon rying Speed, Conea fo f Dxmmor.-^ WOOLEN MILLS SHERBROOKE, P.U 4.L.GRINDROO 8 CO.CUSTOM KAUTIFACTU EIK0.Spinning, Carding, Fulling TWEEDS, FT7LL CLOTH, FLANNELS, BLANKETS.YARNS, etc.Highest price paid for Wool\u2014Cash or' in exchange for Goods.THE SHERBROOKE IRON WORKS Water Street.Mosers.D.W.Hyudman, Alfred G.Campbell and Ephraim Caron, practical machinist*, are prepared to tak orders for all description» Machinery & Repairs which will be done at fair prices.They hav» enlarged the capacity of the shops and added new machinery, which will enables them to fill rders to better advantage.They solicit a share of patronage.THE SHERBROOKE IRON WORKS.Inly 16.1389.A.MORENCY PICTURE FRAMER.The largest and best .stock of MOULDINGS in the city to select from Mirrors, Engravings, Slobes,etc.A Specialty.Also all kinds BAMBOO WORK, wholesale and Retail.123 Wellington St., Sherbrooke.H.M.TOMLINSON, BOOKBINDER, RULER, AND Blank Book Manufacturer.LETTER BOOKS.ACCOUNT BOOKS, MEMORANDUM AND SHORTHAND BOOKS, UNDERWOOD\u2019S WRITING INKS AND MUCILAGE.# Agent for the Centennial Letter Copy, ing Book and Ink.No press or moiature n qmred.IMPROVED YORKSHIRE PI GS Seven to eight weeks old from i raperied stock, twenty dollars a pair, or ten dollar» each with registered pedigrees.IMPORTED SIIOPSUIPE SHEEP >hrarlin.K.m.nil Iwr, of th# choicest quality at very low figurn, if taken «oon.ALSO TWO BXGISTKB8D SHCETEOP.N BULLS.Ose Ï year Dili .ml one yearlin* , good Indl-viduals and good pedigrees Address J*'».\\ omimHY, Manager Imileieh Farm, Danvil )», Vi,». THE EXAMINER, KRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10,\t1893.V What is ; ï -WF v ft SSïT- Ife A1 Ca^toria is Dr.Samuel Pitcher\u2019s proscription toi\u2019 Infants and Cnildron.ït contains ncitlior Opium, Morphia: ncr oth^r Narcotic tubstauce.It is a harmless substituto for Paregoric» Preps, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil» ïi is Pleasant.Its guarantee is thirty years* use by Millions of Mothers.Castoria destroys Worms ami allays feverishness.Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd» cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic.Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation a ml flatulency.Castoria assimilates the food, regulates the stoniae!» and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep- Cas» toria is the Children\u2019s Panacea\u2014the Mother\u2019s IrienU.O.storia.j x.Castoria iar.i cxcellon: i:i licino for chîî-.G.C.^\u2018-\u2022OOOD, Lowell, Mass.Castoria is the hc.-t renie îy for children of trhich I a::i acquaint-.\u2018d.1 lop * tho cIj^ is rot fnr distant v i en mot h< r i w v ; .r-t!.n-.i inti r st of r.i u t hildren, and use Castoria ins\u2019 a 1 of the v:.rions quack nostrums which arc wers and birds; Teel out the stcrct that uplifts the grass, Ur tints the lily, or auorus the rose, Or, threugh the ripening sessous as they pass, Behold how toil to goideu largest grows.These are the farmer\u2019s rights, his joys, that make Ad joy of art subsidiary bliss The brock that ripples through the tangled brake, The corn that blossoms to the hummer\u2019» kiss, The bourgeoned bough, tue nectar laueu fruit, The Autumn\u2019s glory and the Winter's rest.Aro Heaven\u2019s u - u bounties to his rate pursuit, Purveyors of peace that wait on his >ehest.There is no le irning that lias grown too great, No art too p rfect a id no thought too wise lo fi -id employment, empire, home, estate And honor\u2019s cour: au i love\u2019s diviner prize In the swart farmer's life amid the fields, Wnere, CincmDAtua like, he guides the plow, And know s the largest n r.ngth tna*.Nature j leids iofortriy toe heart and crown rho brow Deem no prol'essi »n, caHiag, trt or tra ie Higher than Ins that is the first of all ! Ltt Hciituce delve f >r him, let » ruth invade 1 he realms of error, ''U >erstiti jus tall Before the light that glandons ins djmaiu r Let fortune it-acli her jeweled hand to him, Fame on her temple set i.rs harvest w iin And honor fid Ins neaker to the urim ! Wherefore, O, Winner ol the Goideu Fleece l brown Argonaut ulu tak s fiom earth her dowar Of youth and strength ami heaoty and increase i f irianifold sweet liarvetts, hour by hour, Bearer of life to the expect »nt world, Lift up thy h.-adl the future warts f >r thee ; On ill m.ht\u2019s rllympus are thy flags unfurled And on tny steps wart raw ana aestiuy.\u2014lir.b.) a.1\u2019akkkk.CANADIAN MMBLINGS.i Our Correspondent Makes a Visit to Sherbrooke, A MODEL MANUFACTUKIXCi TOWN OF THE QUEKS S DOMINION\u2014TK A V Eh LINO BY WAGON ROAD\u2014ABANDONED COPPER M1N E.S \u2014 PICTC R E.Mj C E SCENERY AND POINTS OF INTEREST\u2014A SUMMER HE SORT IN RAINY WEATHER.(From The Dryden X.V.Herald.) North Hatley,\tA Pkov qrEBEc, Canada, July Jl.t, ISlto.\tJ Mu.Eiiitor.\u2014During the past few days, ana smue my last, we have paid our reapeets to the City of Sherbrooke, Canada, situate twelve miles north of this place and especially noted for its extensive manufacturing establishments.There being two routes by highway we drove out by one and returned by the o her, giving ourselves tho benefit of a change of scenery.The city contains about ten thousand inhabi'ants The Magog river, being the outlet of Lake Memphremagog, furnishes a valuable water power somewhat similar to that of the Pasiaic river and falls at Paterson, New Jersey, k.ierbrooke is on elevated ground, and along the river, which at this point is in a deep chasm, are a large number of immense buildings for manufacturing purposes, chiefest among them.I believe, fur the manufacture of flannel or woolen goods of grea.t va iety in 'juaüty, texture, style and colors, for ladies wear.We were permitted to go through the Patou Manufacturing Go\u2019s works.The Lomas works, aho quite extensive, are almost adj lining.The Patou Co.closed for the day before we left, furnishing a new and novel experience to see and look into the faces of several hundred work people, men and women, boys and girls, and children old and young, as they marched out to go to their homes The company employs between live and seven hundred.It astonished and amused us to see how soon they reached the street and open air after the bell sounded, for as the bell struck, the hum of spindles and looms ceased on the instant and out p oared the throng.The Grand Trunk, Canadian Pacific, the Host m & Maine, and Quebec Cent al pass through and center m Sherbrooke.Many of the residences are of modern style and costly.The general appearance of the city was favorable ; substantial buildings of brick and stone floe streets, giving an air of prosperity.On the way we passed through C.ipel-ton and Lennox ville.In the vicinity of these villages were copper miiies and enu-ltere, formerly employing a large, number of men.The lires now dead and the min s closed, giving those pass ing through a very faint idea of the dreariness and demlation that now re'gns throughout the mining states of the far west.Before we reached North Hatley upon our return wo were treated to an unusual electrical storm in the distance and barely escaped a drenching.For several days the fnquent showers prevented long walks and the lake was too rough f ir rowing.Beside, lake water beneath and rain water above, at the same time, are not conducive to happiness at the point of meeting.However the clouds rolled by after a while and our party took to the lake and rowed to our hearts\u2019 content.Among other places of interest in the vicinity of the \u201cold mill\u201d we visited the McFarlarie Falls, the St.Francis Glen and S .Catherines Point.The scenery along the border of the lake, on either side, before and after reaching the several places mentioned is especially charming.The precipitous, almost perpendicular banks thickly covered with white birch and other trees, shrubs and evergreens, the walls of apparently gnarled rocks, all combined to make our long row pecu liarly pleasant and enj iyable and e« pecially as it was Miss B s.first experience on long distances at the oars.We have with us Jay K»y, of Washington, D.C., popular with all the guests and villagers.The name is written with the initials \"J.K \u201d only, and this even is shortened by calling him \u201cboy.\u201d This is his third summer North.He excites sympathy on account if his inability to talk, being dumb but not deaf.lie makes himself understood by pantomimes, aui a gutteral sound similar to a canine whine.Mias M.K.gave us a cheerful story upon a melancholy subject, which 1 take the liberty of spreauing abroad for its novelty.A clergyman in New England, in his parochial ministrations called upon a recently bereaved family, and it is surmised did what he Could to console them for the loss of their young sou.In o.ie corner of the room he discovered an air tight glass vase, covering a piece of pie (embalmed after the manner of embalming Ü »wers) a piece bitten out\u2014it having been the las: bite ! A more original memento is yet to be discovered.This reminded another guest that in the town of Putnam, across from Hague on Lake George, there are two quite ancient graves, though the tombstones are more recent.O.ie is erected to the memory of Dr.Ooadiah Blake, s >n of Dr.Obadiah Blake, born in Keene, Now Hampshire.* * \u201cHe was pleasant in life and in death he was not divided.\u201d The epitaph on the stone next to this was equally lum-under-staudable.It was er.ctedto the memory of a boy of twelve, who with another boy about the same age, were playing \u201changing\u201d in a barn, and the hangman boy did not guage the time correctly, and death to the unfortunate followed.I p m his tombstone after the usual recital, follow these touching words : \u201cHis mourning mother now doth say how soon a muming sun came down at noon.\u201d Alas, how nearly allied are mirth and sorrow, and how short the step from the sublime to the ridiculous.The reader will uo\u2019e that 1 have made no complaint and no criticism.The weather, though occasionally execrab e, and the lake frequently obstreperous.1 have passed them by with almost un-pardonab'e silence.But the mail service is (excuse the adjective) contemptible My daily paper mailed Friday reaches me he following Tuesday morning from Brooklyn and New York.It is not occasionally, but constant.It c mid, no doubt, be remedied if an application was made by sny one who holds official position, to the proper authorities, by stating the simple facts.It may be regarded as a c miparatively trifling matter, but strangers and s j urners, coming from a distance, who are in tho habit of being served with the morning news at the breakfast table and of receiving their mails at the earliest moment p issible, and at least a half di zsn deliveries during ihe day, are not.content to wait three days more than necessary for the single mail.D is a serious objection and it may influence many, more or less, to seek rest elsewhere.However, 1 gladly pass on to mention something of a more agreeable and cheerful nature.Nonh Hatley is not a village of churches There is but one church edifice and that one is of small size, frame, and not in c miplete order externally or internally.It is known by the name of Union Church, and, as its name implies, was erected regardless of sect.Mrs Evan Thomas, Miss M.Koighter, and a few others, made some needed improvements essential to its being used for the Protestant Episcopal service.During the past year or two the Rev.Ernest A.\\V.King, M.A., a missionary in charge, has conducted the P.E , or as it is mote f.vquently called here the church t f E i gland services, and he is now making an efl'irt to secure the means for the building of a church with mure suitable up pointments.A few hundred dollars and a suitable lot have been secured by the usual methods The Misses Thomas, Miss C ;rr.Miss Williamson, Mr.T.Brown, Mr.Sch nek.Mr.H R Fraser, Mr.Goodhew and Mr Bedford gave an amateur theatrical performance in aid of the new church fund, which as a financial success exceeded expectations.The entertainment consisted of a farce in one act entitled the \u201cHappy Pair,\u2019 and a farce in three acts known as the \u201cSnow Ball.\u201d Tae piayers were enthusiastically applauded, and they, one and all, well deserved it.The improvised stage was prettily decorated and the amateurs came close upon professionals in the naturalness aud quality of acting in the several characters and parts.The Misses Thomas were complimented very highly, all the more si perhaps because they were regarded as originators of the scheme.Mr.Brown ss \u201cFeatheratone,\u201d and Mr.Schenck as \u201cUncle John, \u2019 created much merriment.A church building, of whatever sect, is a valuable adj jnct to a village from a sordid or pecuniary standpoint, though not all, by any means, are sufficiently liberal to view it in that light.In the light of religion, the young gentlemen aud ladies who devoted so much time and labor to procure funds for so worthy an object, wiil receive praise from a higher source, and their reward from an invisible hand.V.A.For 0/er Fifty Years Mrs.Winslow\u2019s Hoothinu .Syrup has been used by millions of mothers for their children while teething.If disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suliering and crying with pain of Cutting Teeth send at once and gel a bottle of \u201c\u201cMrs.Winslow\u2019s Soothing Syrup' for Children Teething.It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately.Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about it.it cures Diarrhiea, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, cures Wind Colic, softens the Gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives tone and energy to the whole system.\u201cMrs.Window\u2019s Soothing Syrup\u201d for children teething is pleas ant to the taste and is tho prescription of one of the oldest and best female physicians and nurses in the United States, Price twenty-five cents a bottle.Sold by all druggists throughout the world.Be sure aud ask for \u201cMrs.Winslow\u2019s Soothino Syrup.\t]y43 First citizen\u2014\u201cWhy should the English people be a > anxious to capture the America\u2019s cup?It cost only about $250 in the first place.\u201d Second citizen \u2014 \u201cBut you forget what they have spent since 1851 in trying to get it.All Stock Raisers use Dick\u2019s Universal tlcdicines The Watcher IV#P io the \u201cVale of the Miedow,\u201d Down through the glo inn* diuee, There g immert the «hieu of e heto, lu the iueviett uight of \u2022utp.\u2019use.Irembliitg it heugs in the \u2022l euoe, F»tut su e quivering wreit t, Klutivc even t \u2022 «deuce , But there tj the keen eye of Faith.Slowly i» gather» eud lengthen».Ai (1 t*de» *» it weic with « breath* Yet ever aud verit etreugiheue.And out of the Vawey ef Death.There glint» the ecf.In am» of the dawning, Ami hure 1» restored w th the light A loved i te c me» hack with the ia< ruing, And sorrow h«« tlowu with the ni^ht \u2014 Outihy District ot St Francis Medical Association Pursuant to notice by the Secretary, this Association held its regular meeting on October 17th, at the Continental Hotel, Sherbrooke P.Q.The meeting opened at2:J0p.in., the president, F.J.Austin, M.D , in the chair.The following medical gentlemen were present : R.A.D.King,Compton, 1 hos.1 .aline, Coaticook ; G.A.Codere, Meganlie ; R.A.Phillimore,Cookshire; G.A.Bowen, Magog; G.\\V.Powers, Waterville ; O.J.Edgar, North Hatley; F.J.Austin, J.D.A.McDonald, F Pare, 1.Frcgeau, \\V.1).Smith, J.A.M.Elie, J.liioux and J.O.Camirand.Sneibrouke, P.Q On motion to tnat eifoct R.H.Phili-m h , M.D.and Alex.M*w*r, M.D., both of Cookshire were elected members of the Association.it is moved by Dr Austin and seconded by Drs.Pare and King and resolved \u201cThat this Association, through the Secretary, tender Dr.Meagher, of Windsor Mills, their most sincere and heartfelt sympathy in the great sflliotion which an ail wist- Providence has seen fit to visit ui>\"ii him by the death of his wife on the 15 h mat.D'.Edgar moved, seconded by Dr.Smith.Tha\u2019 par; of the fonda of ibis s ci-ety be used for the founding of a polholog-ical department in connection with the society to which all members would be expected to contribute material, ami to have access tin reto w hen desired.\u201d After a keen discussion the scheme is postp med m order to find a suitable hall and accessories.The President then gave the annua! address, the following being a few points touched upon.\u201cSince our first preliminary meeting on the 1-4.h Sept., 18110, we have had fi regular meetings, the first two of these, however, being taken up with framing a constitution, by laws and a tarif!' At the four last meetings no less than 13 papers on subjects of general interest were read, besides reports of unusual esses met with in practice.Many of these papers were of great interest and showed marks of much »tudy and thought in their preparation, (ijr total memb-r-ship is now 43, and as there are about 70 or \"5 members of the profession in this Distric ; here r main ago! many stray slump to bring into the fold.From our Treasurer\u2019s report it appears there is deposited to ti e credit of tins Association a sum considerably over $100, and it is a question what should be done with this money.It has been suggested by some that it be invested in books to form ti e nucleus of a libra y ; by others that it sh mld he u-ed to buy surgical instruments not usually kept by those in general practice, but which might at any time be required for special casus.I am inclined to the latter idea.1 am quite convinced that these meetings have been of much bem fit to those members who have been able to attend ; not only from a professional point of view but aiso because they have atf irded an opportunity which many of us otherwise vioiild not have had, of meeting together, making each other\u2019s acquaintance and spending a few hours in c.cial inteicourse which in my opinion is one of the most important objects gained by these meetings.We have much to be thankful for in that death has not visited any of our members during the past year ; and that, as far as 1 know, we have escaped any serious illness or accident, though it is with much regret I hear our esteemed friend Dr Meagher of Windsor Mills has to mourn the loss of his wife, her death having taken p ace only last Sunday.It is with much plessure I am enabled to say our respected First President, Dr.E,\tI).Worthington, is still among us, though unable to continue his useful aud active career in the profession.\u201d Dr.J.O.Camirand then read a paper on \u201cFracture of the Patella,\u201din which he described the different modes of treatment and apparatus used in such Cases, as well as those used by himself in the cases w hich came under his care.This is fol lowed by a discussion in which Drs.King, Powers and L.Rue take an active part.Dr.G A.Bowen, of Magog, followed with an extremely instrucive essay on \u201cHyetiria,\u201d the Proteus of the medi cal faculty sod the nightmare of all practitioners.Rsmarks on this subj-ct were made by Drs.Pare, Austin, Powers, Edgar, McDonald and Camirand.\u201cChronic Constipation\u201d was the sufij \u2018C* chosen by Dr.Powers of Waterville.The Dr.treated this subject in a highly usefu and practical way emitting new and very pertinent ideas as to the treatment of this troublesome ailment.The following gent emen will read papers at the iiex' meeting : Dr.R A D K ng, on \u201cObstruction of the B iwels Dr.J.D.MoD maid,\u201cinfantile Diarrhea\u201d Dr.F.Pure, \u201cCane r of the Stomach;\u201d Dr.R.M Canfield, \u201cDiphtheria.\u201d The election of ofli:ers for the ensuing year was then proceeded with as follows : President.Dr.F.Pare, Sherbrooke, P.\tQ ; 1st Vice Pres., R.A.D K ng.Comp on.P.Q ; 2 id Vice Pres., C.J.Edgar, North Hatley, P.Q ; Secv.1\u2019reas., J.().Camirand, Sherbrooke, P.Q.\t; Assistant, J.D.A.McDonald, Sherbrooke, P.Q Council\u2014Thus.LaRue, Coaticook, P.Q ; G.W.Powers, Waterville, P.Q ; J.F.\tRioux, Sherbrooke, P.Q Ou motion by Dr.LiKure, seconded by Dr Austin, it is resolved that the next meeting will be held at Coaticook, P.Q , subject to notice from the Secretary, and the meeting then adj >urned.J.O.Camirand, M.D.Soc\u2019y.Tre as \u201cI wonder,\u201d said old Mrs.Jason, as she watched the gang of political street cleaners at their \u201cwork\u201d\u2014\u201c1 wonder if them is ths campaign mud slingors that I read about so much in the papers ?\" 99 \u201cGerman Syrup Here is an incident from the South \u2014Mississippi, written in April, 1890, just after the Gripin: had visited that country.\u2018 \u2018 I am a farmer, one of those who have to rise early and work late.At the beginning of last Winter I was on a trip to the City of Viekshurg, Miss.,where I got well drenched in a shower of rain.I went home aud was soon after seized with a dry, hacking cough.This grew worse every day, until I had to seek relief.I consulted Ur.Dixon who has since died, ami he told me to get a bottle of Boschee\u2019s German Syrup.Meantime my cough grew worse and worse and then theGrippe came along and I caught that also very severely.My condition then compelled me to do something.I got two hottlesof Gentian Syrup.I began using them, and before taking much of the second bottle, I was entirely clear of the Cough that had hung to me so long, the Grippe, and all its bad effects.1 felt tip-top and have felt that way ever since.\u201d.Prter J.Brials,Jr.,Cayuga, Hines Co.Miss.\t(12 !.REGULATE THE STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS, A NO PURIFY THE BLOOD.A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR Indigent Ion* UlllouMif»*», lliudnihe, Oon»tl« luit Ion, Dyapcpiilfk, Chronic Liver Trnqblr», IHezIiic»\", Bxd Complexion, llyacntvry* Offensive ISrcuth, and «Il tllnurderi» ot* the Homnch, Liver nml Bowel».liipang Tabules contain nothing injurious to the mogt delicate com tituthm.Pleat-ant to toko, an ft\u2019, effectual.Give immediate relief.Solti by druggists.A trial bottle sont by moil on receipt of 15 cents.Address THE RIPANS CHEMICAL CO 10 SPRUCE STREET.NEW YORK (TTY.j : Salary and expenses weekly from start.Lib-l eial eominission to local |>art-tinit> agents.1 I.'i n.HI,-lit |11, n.Good elmne,, for ^ M atlvan .ment.Fx.hndve territory.\tf l«U|-esi growers of Nursery stock I in Canada, and only growers in both Canada and United \\ States.Clean, har OF M I KDFR.Two men, John (ireen and Thomas Taylor.wer- murdered at Savory Island, B.O.The murderer escaped.Lucy Dinning, a girl of 19.died from the eff ects of a criminal operation alleged to have practised on her by \u201cDoc.\u201d Andrews.\u201cDoe \\ndrews and his wife were ar-rested at Buffalo and he in the cells on a charge «.{ murder.Andrews will fight ex tradition.At Smith\u2019s Hills.Kent County, N.B., Mona Lebianu.aged 22, who was indulging m a Hallowe\u2019en prank, was fatally shot by Theodore i îogagne.A murder is reported iu South Durham.Que John ( itHKlfellow.aged 60, quarrelled with Henry Johnston, aged IS, and ?truck ths youth on the bead, causing his death.THF DFAD.Joseph Eugene Bonnemere, the historian.is d» ad at Angers The funeral of the late Sir John Abbott at Montreal was very largely attended.Mr John Evans Davis, editor of Tha Mitchell Advocate, is dead, aged .Vi.Hon.Thomas Lewis Dodge, member of the l.eglisative Council.Kentville, N.S.in d* ad.Major General Sir 'hrintopher ('barles Teesdale.of the British army, A ' \" -h » di.v HORSE POWDERS i Capital pa:d up, - $6,000,000 Reserve Fund - - $2,000,000 Head Office Montreal.Board or Dirkctobs.ANDREW ALLEN, Esq.,.Presidqpt RLBF.ANDEhSUN, Esy., .Vice-Vresidcfct Hector Mackenzie, Esq H.Montaau Allan, ** Jonathan Hodsson, Etq.James P.Dawes, Esq John Cassils, Esq.\tT.H.Duuu Esq.J>ir Joseph Hicksoi.t^EORGE HAGUE, Esq.G e r> ere* *'n nape r.JOHN GATTJiT.Ass\u2019f General Manager, liKANUIILS IN ONTARIO AND qUKBKO.Belleville,\tLondon,\tQuebec, Berlin,\tMontreal,\tRenfrew, Brampton,\t.Mitchell,\thhtrbrookê,\tQuo* < fiat him,\tNapanee,\tRtraford, Galt,\tOttawa,\tst.John\u2019s t,ue.(vaitancque,\tOwen bound, St.Thomas, Tlati Iton,\tBerth,\tToronto, IiiKersoll,\tPrescott\tWalkerton, Kiacard.ne,\tPreston, Ont.Windsor.Kingston, BRANCHES IN MANITOBA.Winnipeg,\tBrandon.Rankers in Great Britian\u2014London.Glasgow, EdtiibuiKh and oth r points, i he Clydesdale Bank, (L.imud) Liverpool, I he Hank of Liverpno), Ltd.Agency in New York\u201452 William St, Messrs, Henry 11 'KU* ana John B Harris, jr .aaents.Rankers in United States\u2014New York, Rank o New Yoik, N.a,.B.; Boston, .VeichantB* Nutiona Bank ; Chicaeo, Amerieau Exchange Nations Bank , -u.i\u2019aul, Miun , First National Bank , Detroit, hint National Hank .Buffalo, Bank of Buffalo Sari Frauciso, Aruilo-Cafifornia Bank N fwfoundland\u2014Commucial Bank of Newfound» land Nova Scotia and New Brunswick\u2014Bank Nova tScoiia and Mercbani»\u2019 ]5jiik of Halifax.British Yu nuMiiiA\u2014¦\t\u2022 ¦ f British Columbia.A gtlierai Bau!»inK > .*u ess transacted.I etters of t/redit iss*'» .v u \u2022blc in China, Japan and otlicr foreign cotuu ts.SAVINGS BA\u2018 K DEB RTMENT: Deposits received and lutfcrest at current rate credit eu ht If year'v t\\ U/.WAI.|4»T.Manager 'lierbrooke Branch J £!Hlt \u2022 HMl'C Prevents all Manner of Diseases, GLANDERS, JARCY, WORMS, BOTS PINK EYE, SCRATCHES, SWOOI KN LEGS, HEAVES ETC.Three Powders are the beet in the market and re used by all who are desirous of seeing life In their horses.Try a package and be convinced.SOLD EVERYWHERE, OR FROM GRIFFITH\u2019S DBF G STORE.Office Est\u2019d 1875.IMPORTER OF BOOKS, ESTABLISHED 1852.SPECIAL VALUE.LACE CURTAINS, ART MUSLINS, SWISS MUSLINS, PORTIERS, DRAPERIES, DAMASKS, CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES, LARGE STOCK, MODERATE PRICES CORRESPONDENCE SOLICIT ED M.il order, receive prompt attention.CLOTHING, SHOES, Ant! Gents\u2019 Furnishings NOW READY FOR FALL AND WINTER TRADE.His stock is complete in every department; tastefully selected at very moderate prices.Sign of the Glohe, 163 Wellington St.MECHNIE.Unlike the Dutch Process r^t No Alkalies *\t\u2014ok \u2014 Other ( heniieals t, .'Wfeie are u*e