Sherbrooke daily record, 20 mars 1899, lundi 20 mars 1899

[" a \u201c2, 3 pi i 3 2er LAST EDITION.: - 8 HERBROOKE QUE., MONDAY, MARCH .20, 1899 dès\u201d PRICÉONE CENT ro 4150 DAMAGES.\u201cthis is the Jury\u2019s Award to 27 \u2014 STREET RAILWAY cass Continued Till Wednesday ~~._Judgment.: When Court, «pened on Baturday af- fur H- - Urmoon last, H.R.Fraser, Esq., ad- OW : dvd toe jury on behalt of the pliun- | by the plaintiff, \u2018and could he Seen cg t | .\" \u201ctions, which was to the effect that the/ ar - proved to have by his own negligence - aberto > the English -common law, but the \u2014 Were to bé guided as follows: .ofthe plaintiff solely, bis action must _ thould they decide that the accident \u201c Honor stated the law to be, .that if Tete in fault, i.e., if the defendants 7 Were in fault in having the extra car at the \u201cof the ~~ ofthe accident and if plaintiff was also malt, in not haying used ordinary > +.the Jury, in estimating the amount of RT een Lennoxville and Sherbrooke?C1 - ANsWer.\u2014 Yes, ji | / .the jury were tbe sole juclges of questions of fact.The learned Judge then - - wept on to explain that under the - i existed under our own Civil Code.:-: even then ; - Rilway line, at a Gf in am able manner, stating the 2 © plaintiffs pretences, which, he argucd, \u201c badbeen fuliy sustained by the evi: HE B.Brown, Esq., Q.C., counsel \u201cfor defendants, then rose, and called | the attention of the Court to the fact | that plaintiff had made no answer to | the 4h sad 8th paragraphs of the plus, nnd asked that the Court instruct | , théjury that all pleas not answered | were held to be admitted.© \u2018The Hon.Mr.\u201cJustice White then #idressed the jury in a clear and con- is manner.He tirst referred to the, mespective duties of the Judge and jury, reading the law, regarding their fune-.Judge determined all questions of law - md that the jury were to be guided by English common: law, it was uudoubt- ediytrue, that where a-person, who was suing another for damages, was or imprudence contributed to.the accident, such contributory negligence was is recovering damages, and \u201cbis section would be dismissed.The American law was.a modification of + Court now sitting was not to be gov- emed by either English or American law, tut by the law of this province as The Court stated that most of the authorities submitted by the defendants were English or American authorities.~ The Court instructed the Jury, in |- the law of this province, by which they | Should they find that the accident in question \u201c wasthe result of the negligence, imprudence, or want of cure on the part be dismissed.On the other hand, was the result of fault, imprudence, or .Mgligence on the part.of the Com- paoy solely, the plaintiff was entitled recover.There was also a third \u2018Position, which it was necessary to | reler to, and in regard to which His { they came to the decision that both time and = place\u2019 I \u201c accident, on the + Hagle track line, running there on the regular time of plaintift's car and that there was a proximate cause + © to atop his car in time to avoid the collision, the plaintiff's neglect 1 Was not a total bar to his tion; but such neglect on his part 14 be taken into consideration by damages for which defendants should be keld responsible.-.te Court did not rcfer at any pui tothe evidence, inasmuch ag ~the Jury were the sole judges of all estions of fact.After thanking them or the able manner in which they had Rerformed their duties, he allowed sem to retire to their jury room for ration.\u2019 : After being out of Court about three Quariers of an hour, the Jury returned neue or verdict, in the form of nine : dpe a of fact, which Court, Y been assigned by the The : questions and answ re a file we re as + Is.On the 17th of July lust, 1898 Was the plaintiff in the employ of oe chargeg 88 & motorman, nd as such With the duty of moving one \u20acIr Cars on their railway line be- Unanimously.date, on defendants\u2019 tr point at or near the ne (so called) onthe highway be- within re oo Ville -and Sherbrooke © ha rook limits ofthe said City \u2018of between 1 ¥ did a collision take place 2nd.On said \u201d RESPONSIBLE.time and place of said colli ion, then and there, wrongly or imprudently on the said defendants\u2019 said railway line, vants?- Answer.\u2014Yes.Unanimously.- ôth.At the time and place of said collision was the said eccond car being moved in the direction towards the car on which plaintiff\u201d was employed, moving back}towards Sherbrooke ?; Answer.We unanimously agree | that the second car \\ was moving to wards the car on which plaintift was \u2018employed at/the time of the collision.Gtr, Shortly previous to the said collision had the said second car reach ed a point, where it could be se o.dinary care have stopped thé car on which he was employed so as to have avoided gaid collision?eo Answer.No.Unanimously._ ; _7th.Did\" the plaintiff in consequence of said collision receive-gerious bodilv injuries by the breaking of both his legs in several places, and also internal injuries, and is said plaintiff permanently injured ns : result thereof?.70 Answer.Yes.Unarimously.Sth.Has the plaintift sustained damages from said injuries, and if so to what amount?- - Answer\u2014Yes.He suffered - damages, and we unanimously agree the defendants should be condemned to pay to plaintiff the sum of $4,750.Oth.Were the said \u2018injuries caused * theJudgeon questions of law, while | by negligence or'imprudence or want of care on the part of tbe said defend- ante,or were they \u2018caused by negligente or want of care on the part \u2018of the plaintiff?Co.| Ahswer\u2014We, unanimously | agree that the said ipjuries were caused by the negligence and imprudence and want of care on the part of the defendants.In their answer to the 8th question the jury: had stated the amount of damages to be $4750 with costs, but the Court ordered the words \"with costs\u2019\u2019 to be struck from the answer, inasmuch as the jury had no right to adjudicate upon the costs, which were entirely in the discretion of the Judge.! H.B.Brown, Q.C., .stated that the defendants, took exception to the Judge\u2019s\u2014charge in regard to the law.The case was continued till Wednesday next for judgment on a motion presented by Mr.Fraser to be allowed to fyle an answer to the 4th and 5th paragraphs of the defendants\u2019 plea, upon the ground that it was a matter of inadvertence that these paragraphs had not been answered.: With the thanks of the Court the jury were then discharged.THE LADIES MUSICAL.Fortnightly Recital on Saturday.The storm which set in on Saturday afternoon prevented more than a moderate attendance at the meeting of the Ladies Musical Club.Yet an hour of quiet enjoyment, rewarded those who heard the fast-falling snow.The duo \u201cWaltz Carnavalesque\u2019\u2019 by Coaminade was beautifully played - by- Mmddes Pannetoæænd Richard.The fiotous, madly, gay music of this composer, full of difficulties was interpreted in a manner that left nothing to be desired.~ _ : The \u201c\u201cMazuka,\u2019\u201d by Lescheliky \u201cwas given by Miss T.Doherty with the swing and dash characteristic of the \u2018national dance of the\u201d Poles.One almost heard the click of the spurs and the stamp of the booted feet as the ac- rcented music flowed on.- 3 \"A vocal trio was omitted on accoun of the illness of one of the performers, also à vocal solo, but the place of the latter was filled by Mrs.\" John Jenckes, who sang two songs by Syms, \u2018\u2018When love is done,\u201d\u2019 and \u2018\u2018Romance,\u2019\u2019 very {sweetly; Mrs.Jenckes\u2019 voice,is a pure soprano, which she uses with taste and judgment.= .A \u2018\u2018Cauatine,\u2019\u2019 Meyerbeer, was sunz by Mde.Beaudoin with much dramatic expression, and with an ease which showed thorough training.; Miss Richer played \u2018\u2018Papillons\u2019\u2019 (Grieg) and .-\u2018Scherzo\u2019\u2019 (Mendelssohn) very charmingly.The \u201c\u2018Scherzo\u2019\u2019 is always listened to.with pleasure, and Grieg\u2019s music grows upon one.The vocal duet \u2018Voices of the 4 Olivier brought out al.the best qualities of the voices of both singers, and \u2018was very harmonious and effective.The Karganoff *\u2018Scherzo\u2019\u2019 played by Mrs.Miquelon, was one ef of the gems of the afternoon.| ° Every note~was finished and perfect, and'the difficulties.of the com- | poser were surmounted in a way that 2e car on which plaintiff was 2 herbrooke, and a second car Doging to the d nt | Answer yoo efendant- srd Ve Unanimously, ! gt \u20ac said car, on which ai coli employed, at the time of ; ing cpp 0 being controlled by him ] 4 and prudent manner and 18 Moved at à n ordinary rate of tlgblghey «, TeEUIAr schedule time, Ning the ¥ defendants for the run.© sarc Yeot, in accordance with their | books een Lennoxville and Sher- 1 din es, | Unanimeusiy.AT Was the second car, at the > 10 moving it from Lennox- showed ti:e.most thorough training., A duo from Dronizetti \u2018\u2018Beetsario pldyed in a msnner as nearly ap | proaching perfection as possible by Mrs, Olivier and Mrs.Codere brought this too short little concert to a ¢lose.i \u2014 | WEATHER PROBABILITIHS, March'20,11 a.m.\u2014Forecast for next 24 hours, issued by the Meteorological h ;( a ureau.Fair with strong north to west winds; decidedly cold tonight.Mr.-A.G.Lomas is absent on a trip | bo Toronto.à \u2018 in charge of one of said defendants\u2019 ser- | | Efforts Made to Recover or had it been reversed, and was it|\u2019 Night,\u2019 by Mrs.Morency and Mrs.| THE BIG HOTEL FIRE Bodies From the Ruins.16 Dead and.50 Still Missing- | Chimneys Blown Up With | - I'ynamite.LÀ | New York, March 20.\u2014In a drizzling rain, from midaight on Saturday, more than 200 men continued to work among the debris and smouldering ruing of the Windsor Hotel, searching for the bodies cf thuse who perished in the flames, dnd to recover any valua- | bles that might bave escaped the rav- -ages of the fire.of the The efforts .of the searchers were futile, however, as the ruins were too hot to permit them to make much progress, and the smoke arising from the burning ma\u2018erial was rendered more dangerous by the dampness of the atmosphere.during the night flames burst forth from the burning émbers, and drove back the workmen.When daybreak Early, church-goers - stopp:d on their way tio gaze at the scene of devastation.| _ ;Ç Work was begun yesterday morning to demolish the tragmentary portions of walls on the east and north sides of the bürning building, and later the number of workers was reinforced, \u2018and the work' of removing the i1ubbish \u2018pushed as\u201cvigorously as was practicable.| .- The_ chimney, 85 feet high, standing on thé 46th street side of the ruins, near Fifth avenue, was blown up at noon today.| Thirty pounds of dynamite vers placed under the base of this chimney, and electricity was used to explode it.; The fire lines are more rigidly kept today than ever before, and all persons without a-special permit are kept out side.| During the day workmen were engaged in picking to pieces the six- story wall that is standing on the 47th street side of the hotel site, in order to make the search in the ruins safe.The se:ond 85-foot chimney was dynamited shortly after three o\u2019clock this .afternoon.| The explosion wrecked a number of plate glass windows and doors in nea by res'd 0 fs | Can ne \u2018 package, our special Jap .n Tea at 25c per pack: Iti March 20.\u2014T | AAC : e 2 Es tey r gans.- Two _spe- | : Ego, Oùr special Breakfast fee at 256 per tin Do more, Marc he Jobps | enquiry.Crombie, Smith's Mills; Wm.Kerric - are all positively worth per 10.! oplns University | is about te send| | \u2014\u2014 | Magog 8.H.Foster, Toronto; B.Ë = ci 1 how rooms - filled} © with die rie > Your choice of half doz.Tea Spoons: a Saw |twWo of ite most highly qualified.patho-|.\u2019 .\\ ! | We are in touch wi ; | | Date Hammer wih = e China Pu logists to Manila, in order that thi yl | RIEFLETS.| vite ompton M ons to with tags goods, asym - manufacturers of t ss 1 rE I | Positively uo goods charged at bargain prices tudy fhe charach ristics of diseases | Circuit Cort , opened this morning, | Pallar Montpelier, Vt.; W.G.Cr th nk of buyi ing an orgän || people of Canada with a very & | a E- v - ' Goods delivered to any of the eity.methods, ane ph) od Path Mr, Justict White presiding.Melbourne; J.P.Royer, Montreal be ore seeing these new c minime pe Vars, 3 \u2018 M.logical.The gentlemen who hape |, | The'ice at the rink was in good Late arrivals at the Continental ar ~ styles and learning ourf|f melmum prices.| Oo Fs, .McK CHNIE._.] volunteered their services are Sim dition Sapurday night, Jos.Lapointe, Garthby; F.F.Willard, - prices for the best goods ARD ; # - Both Ph nes: Flexner, M.D., professor of patholo- Aumber o skaters were at the rin East-Apgus; F.Dooley, Windsor Mil il À i own.| THE POST C \u2014\u2014- 4 | .bo - gical anatomy, \"and resident patho o- enjoy it S._Cos tes, Johnville; J.Villandre, card ; gist of the Johns Hopkins Hospital, dance at th chu h Wotton; Mr.Murphy, J Pica W | In writing your m ÈS | |snd L.F.Barker, M.D Aftendance the churches Brompton Falls; N.Allsir, Stoke; J.! Limit price _ | | l'professor of anatomy and assistant ge again rather small last evening: ony ac: J ry Morrisburg; À.Ranillard; ; Que- - ' : Il : Colors w nted v ?! \u2018 \\ (a N.THE MARKET, = - sident patholegist of the Johns Hop- ou or re unpleas \" weather.| bec; A.Ducharme, Three Rivers; J.: SHERBROOKE.: 1 a Soot = BEST IN.RET.king Hospital.Two medical students, Notwithstanding the fire of [last Hunter and G.W.Lambly, oat | Bra ch Store at Magog.| 1 | THE SHAVERS\u2019 IDEAL (Joseph M.Flint of Chicago and Fred: Week at Bedtord, the Times appeared | real.| L ND & son = : .J BALANCED HANDLES, erick P.Gay of Boston,.go with them &3 usua s | eing prin in.another \u2018 L po LESS GRINDING.|g aeistants, Mr.T./W.Garrett |of| Office until a new plant is secured.Lat to private a the Nagos Houle OSE IMPRISONMENT.\u201c1 Ge A HOLL shVears ; - = Baltimore will Secompapy the party.The 01d Flag,\u201d 4 enry, Montreal; M.G.Crombie, pate Judge Mulvena, in the Mag-| Consde's Crest per re : i ADVOOATES.By Rev.J.Es Starr, 22 Kingsbury; R.8.Hooper, D.D.Dar- | strate\u2019s SOU, bles Menard, who hadi jl er cum 7 i Lay RENE à MORRis A« To0ates, &o., Sher.| A runaway occurred on Wellington| | Lecture Hal, Methodist Chu) ch, ragh, Montreal; G.Villie, Granby; A.Pe gui ty on .riday ast onal fl MONTREAL.| k ke.street yesterday afternoon.In at-| ' = Thursday ev\u2019g, March 2 rd A.Ramalice, E.F.Gilmore, Montr ; C arge of damaging tae house of Ms || 1 S.\u2014 Agents for the Domino aE CE & DESCTANT adams, 106) lemptidg to cross the etreet railway| The Women's Prayer Meeting in |B 0° ars, uebec; G.T.Bader M Ce leron, (was ed 35, ith 32 Jam | nada sr an Fon Co n Street, Sb rocks? 3 - EN.\u201cRose and Throat.Next Semen Be = sally pane fo Be sleigh Was practi i- | stead of T esiay, as customary.Mons ol.Miss Shaw, M; E.Se IE IE \u2014 oe à |B! W.DUNCAN 8 [TH, Surgeon to the Prot.\u2018March promises to beat the season\u2019s = 1 ok To i p i nang Leaves 21 Se sou record for| changeable weather.Sat- | C : po > r \u2018 Persiatic Dog Wash.- A | ay ' { Ù aime Hp Lai LECP NES i » |urday, thermometers - registered far | à à A.\u201cogland.No.53 ie bona root ail | Fhe Beginging of > below zero, Sunday, rain was the order most effective and refreshing LL | \u2018lephone, 273: Peon «'s, 950.= of the day; and Monday a blizzard is Large ass ortm t Black D ress Goods in 4 | LM end Surgeon 3010s trot Baie Elyuicia ALT H mc; |in progr |applitant for dogs and domes- : Brocaded Lustre, ont of ac Broche Goods; ~108.m., 2to3anc à » p.m.0 Mrs.c.E.Therrien, who was injur-|tic a imals ene 11 D .Nicoti F, ain PACA, \u2018 ll MIsSoxLL ANE ou 2 C > wy! on Sav rday by falling on a glippery = ra y.¢- : - | IN1coune, ancy Crape lo h.| $ - - ox, {sidewa King street, is still in alstro fleas, \u2018lice r Tu IF.\u20184 BARTON Veterinary Surgeon, Asnton f 5 = | very sere 8 condition.She has heen b ie a the in Some Beautiful Patterns of Black Cr or ; | HN 5 The trial size of WC \u2018| remov er sister's, Mrs: S.For- DaCLe ia u 6 - SKIN in oe ai me.H NDMAN A RADLEY Dentiste, Well sion = an of Avemve == x tier, Her|physicians hope for her re- or Pt Also special lines, extra good value in, Black.: EER a R Store Bid = 51 Qu nt Sucks Dru à bec on so pui Bp to Cae ve rone't : É col che das T 3 few days cannot fore- healt y condition: and ) Cashmeires and Black erges.Le BE \u2018 esidence aesn Street.Ze wonderful healt ving | of the accident.TRE Le slephane at nflice and :ertdonna préparation.Of ali druggists, > | prov sthe coat.At all deu = Poil do cata : (°F sELANGER, se P.SYLVESTRE, Veterins = méme A js pure \"ons 1 Sees House, SAE, J.BE.Taylor 5 | oo 10! So V) \\ d tor! * every respect.giste - | Sign of the Maple Loaf, I: ; 145 wontnghe 3! : STR ; So el à 4 4 > ; CS x a id pi + ~ van F ; i > : z #2 > ; Tap i + TR £ = * - - v ae [a mas 1 | \u2018Bargains - Clothing.Suits slightly soiled by water an during last wee sold at One Half Their Former This i out quickly.Suits were $4, $.$2, 2.75 a ; 6 same discount is allo pied goods in the.Clothing ment.| THE BON-TON.1 \u201c48 & 46 Commercial Sq.J, E.CHAMBERLAIN, PROPRIETOR._# - Wm.MURRAY & a = ) , Have the largest stock of ee I Canned Goods 0 MR the city which thèy areselling retai 5 M prices.Call and see at King Street, Sherbrook and Overcoats which were «( smoke [ k\u2019s fire are to be Price.¢ done inorder to move them A few examples : Coats were $6, $3and $10.are now | $3, $4 and $5.| 50 and $6, are now nd $3.allowed on all dcpart- & 1 af whole- e.ME | a Always in the lead for Rp, = J - Cents\u2019 Furnishings ! oro = B= First in Latest Ties, \u2014 BF L A.CODERE.- JUST ARRIVED! 5, Another consignment of wise NB Choloe Ontario: == 1 TURKEYS 10 A4 5 = © «© 2 ze » .Cre : _ > .=> \u201c Re \u2018 Lo .3 \u2018 « : to.4 a tion is that during the All dressed.Not frozen.ALEX AMES, | Record.7 portant - having it in one paper, once RECORD.Bs _ tising is added.The news appearing in the Soar se ~~ printed in one paper, which is Single copies 2 cents.ample copies sert free on FREE! ; *.premiums, To every i+ son 13, free These Watches are in cases * Wear before that tine will : be free ot Truomng order for one year, accident, is $10, while mére.FREE! the WEEKLY RECORD.us for M value are worth $13.n Watch or Chain choice Secure a 1: nhecriné > Short time.arge subscri pt.-\u2026 ,À yearly new snbscri , scribe i - DAILY RECORD, at $2 - sam \u2019 | WEEKLY for Watch or Chain.no.Coupons for votes Bubscribers thus-secured.el 7 / L 8.CHANNELL & ; Publishers, Sherbreoke, Que.; _ ; - 21 tween Ladies\u2019 or Gents\u2019 size.Apr stat offer is « niy open until » and is made in order | list in al.and «eturned as soon ns guaranteed.Prices right.S.S.McDONALD, _ Packer and Curer, ~ Wholesale and Retail: E.Co, ST \u201c King Street, Sherbrooke.È cet Hart - - = Bell Telephone 3%.- ach tes .car .5 ; Li _- berbrocks 3 \u2019 Ce t junctics _ {Ch 207 - T 1° .sue J - - - ; .Those wanting all the xews of the Eastern Townships, together w th im- orld news, and satisfied with a week, can be supplied through the WEEKLY ~ This paper contains 8 ages of solid readiñg matter, which Will be increased in size when adver- DAILY RECORD is gathered together - and published.every Friday, and sola'at $1 a year.applica- Id Watch ! .Inorder to get a large circulation, In 83 short a time as possible, the| publishers make the following offer, ; f which is unprecedented in newspaper serding twelve yearly subscribers before April next, we will send a G:11 Watch Warranted for ten years, and it they show replaced charge.The works are a first-class Waltham, that have been ~~ _tested and found all right.They are 4 BUaranteed, and will be kept ir: perfect barring Their lowest retail price in any store many ask a grert deal 1 Gold Chain There is also offer ; i ed a Gold Chain.sarranted for ten years, to every per- n sending five yearly subscribers to These _ Chains are sold for $3 lowest prica.seventcen subscrib ers, premiums are given, which at the lowest is given to the ill count | \u20ac &8 one subscriber to the RECORD, in securing clubs |.Tte only restric- Mayors\u2019 Contest, cau be issued t » co, Figs.By follow: : handle, | is pecular edge the \u201cfis All In The Edge.\u201d We have will HEL ' SHERBROOKE, P.Q.Hardware Dept., Bell Phone 11.| Crockery Dept.22.Also City Pho le.| wv Christy Knife cuts new bread as thin ss cid.It cuts frosted cake without breaking aid make; carving a pleasure.It is withou: a doubt the best household Kuife ever invented.un; acked a shipment of these famous Knives, w:ich we just sell.as In sets of fine steel Bread, Cake and Paring Knives, with fine black rubber enameled handles, per set 45c.Bread Knife only, with black rubber The Clauss,\u201d a bread knife luxute, | with polished wood linndle, 1S.MIT 1 Likes a possible.has both.) Fe.Chi 2! ' Kippered cken.Something new for lun 10c a Tin.Sardines.Another lot.-6 cans_ 25c while they last.' 1 A few left at 5c per 1b Brose Meal.- - *! Just to hand.package.Shrimps, in small tins 18¢ a tin.Shrimps in_ Tomato Sauce, | .20c a 30 a THE LITTLE GROCER | ersonal call and customers will find 1t an advantage to da so when The next best thing is a call at your house, say, once or twice weekly, whén goods and prices may be talked over.\u201cAnother is the telephone which is a speedy way of obtaining anything required in a hurry.Give him a trial order with a full assurance of satisfaction, whether you call, are called upon, or use the telephone (he LAKEMAN.ch, for a | ® in.0.= | .I= t ; i | A% John Leonard's OMece +i/;rbrooke, Que.D vy R fr Telephone No.178.\u2014 : J.Levinso Photographic Artists, FORMERLY OF BOSTON, Have re {ng the atten 0 ce hours .from 10 to 8, - from date of dr | , Without reqair.' n of the depositor.| d turdaye from 10te 1 | 97 Fire Be oom, - Room, Office an ; Oat] and see us \u2014_\u2014 ! Specialities: Parlor, Dihing- Library Furniture.= ellington Street.before buy- ing.Bray Bros.Sherbrooke, (.y Ü | | ar Heda phordughly satisfactory Piarlo, m firm that understands what Piano sh be to fulfill the requirements of Musicians.x .made opm \u2014 al fhavo used Ripans Tabnles with 60 much satisfaction that I can cheerfully recommend them.Save béen troubled for{about three years with what I called bilious attacks coming on regularly cace à week Was told by diferent physicians that it was caused by teeth, of which I had several.I bad the teeth extracted, but the attacks continued.I had seen advertisements of Ripans Tabules in all the papers but had no faith in them, but about six weeks since a friend im- duoed me to try them.ve taken but two of the small Scent boxes of the Tabules and have had mo recurrence of the attabks.Have never given a EE * rave 1 could not W dress.1 sa daily paper, fs such « and I owe it \u2018household -d Tabules for testimonial for anything before, but the great | take some t amount of good which I believe has besn done me may use my \"by Ripans Tabules induces me to add mine to the - many testimonials you |doubtiess bave in your | possession now.À.FT.DuWrre.I have ,- : sihee I was 1 want to inform you, fa words of highest PO SPEER ERP EEE PF ie, Lie Pe ve eriv rom ù .Ripans Tabules.I am à Rl \u2018P \u2018AN S professional nurse and |.| in this profession a clear \u2019 \u2014 : body iver a pans Tabules does it.After one of my cases I The modern st found myself completely run down.Acting on the advice of Mr.Geo.Bow- or, Ph.G., 588 Newark Ave., Jersey City, 1 took :My feet and legs and abdo seven years (old, have no He has had the dropey and ; dard Family Medi- | cine: Cures \u2018the |; EES ny LOVE G.À.LeBARON, / Sole Agent for the Townships i n were bloated 60 ' shoes on my feet and only 816088 | advertised in ous : Ripans Tabul » k them as direct- : ht some and ed.Have taken them about three weeks and there : tipated any more | .Iam not : es.Iam thirty- : all to Ripans T ies snd B He feels a rabales with Ma ; ®litse Brows Wimax.common every-day (® t this testimonial, Mother was troubled) & ill of humanity.\u2014_ = - With heartburn and { : ; \u2014 ; | y voven-vear-olà boy sisoplessness, caused by indigestion, for a good many years.One day she saw a testimonial ONE\"GQIVES RELIEF.suffered with pains in bis head, constipation and complained of his v stomach.He oould not - eat like ohildren of his { agh do and what be eat did not agree - b him.He was thin 200 quests.Give usa when in the city \u201cEievator, stoam heat, eloctriolights.Dia nowakes che es of a saffron color.\u201d 0 ve end Tabules regularly.She afew cartons Ripans Reading some of the tes : Fuller, Broprietor.I : 1-Vr-628 | sebules in the house and aug she will mot be with.Bipans Tabules, tried then}.Wipe BT ator, Woodstock Times: |! 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A nnd onsen bare eue ches have disappeared, bowels are i of work was performed last week by formerly 80 greats bur f for ber.Our whole good condition and he ne er complains of bls Dr.- Welford, on an} old gentleman family take the Tabules og\u2019 ularly, especially af stomach.¥ angel attribu to Ripans Tabules.named |Lawrence, from Tilsonburg | ae joying the best f health end spirits ; also 1am entré that they wil benefit any one (rom He had p bony tumor|on the sternum eats bearty meals, an Iu fpossidility betore she | the cradle do old age) CR W.PRICE, | or breastbone, which caused great pain took RipansTabules | Arron IL BLAUEEE.| by the pressure on the lungs, A sec- \u2014 4= ; W m'as \u2018 \u2018 * LL carton (withdut giass) is now for tion of the sternum was removed by A now style packet = éaibing Ta mr price pa ingly poor 4 feces laying bare the lung.The - bony ex- ue UE CE © tans 0% tuba À ona be had by mail by sending forty bi gusts Ses Fans crescen being removed, the patient at cmmacat Courant, Ho.\u2018 à Spruce Street, Ne # York\u2014or « single rmx zasvLES) wll bes conte.\u2018once wag relieved, and is making ex-| Rass TASULES SYS\" D had of some gre rh or A : ess towar 2 grandeur des 7 Fiat pain, inéuce à esp and graben N°; À | | cellent progress towards recovery.\u2018 ! Be .Et Ty | pa \u2019 .\u2019 po = .THE CITY.1 tes\u2019 and Europe, | - i : ot a great suff from constipation ; for over five years.fes any relief., t hy \u2018 , : 1 ._ \u2018- 1 me 0m 00 \u2014_ > - G TOG IPR EEE entente nt) ne PEE OE a us nin by TA Bin I fel Gis Of GR pr JA EH AT / y CN 2 ES, + : BIOS NR i ORR ava, RTI ardt CU.a 8 » > _ *, x La i fais vi a ii Bs i he 1e £ à EE tes #.CEE : gir I : « a ti ak 1-9 wd A i ui og sn I Le UE UE EN I } pin Ë = (m Re + hE, i ie ; Ce eg so} i | ) à} : i i j I imi 3 ai EYE i 1 4] ] dE ; + * | | > fo» 6 | nx 2100KH 'DAYLY RECORD, MC NDAY, MARCH x À, 1899 Les \u2018 + [ \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 > VVVAWOVAAMAAG \u2014 | \u2014 as matter of course, setting s good ex.| A PROVIDENCE HOTEL AB SBERSRODKE DAILY RECORD.WOMAN AND HOME.aa matte of couse, sading goed | PROV LAZE, pot Published very force f your character and persis Basement of the Narragansett Dani | : : at ublished every afternoon, except | ence you may change aged by a Fire Which Was | (8 : ÈS Sunday, at 102 Wellington St, Sher- HER success A > i Tone! ~ hours for children\u2019s parties., \u2014 , soon Extinguished.- | ne : He - rooke, Que.\u2014\u2014 no Pink Costumes and Red Roses.\u2018à ovidence, March 20.\u2014The Narra-|& h L.\\S.CHANNELL & Co., Publishers.- It was a pink season\u2014not this season; munsert| Hotel, the largest public hous Causes of Women's: Nervousness.: h Subscription price, | atrictly in ad- e##-| though the occasion is as fresh in the [pine Island, caught fire Frida \u2019 Children and Late Hours-Pink Cos- mind of thé hostess as if it were only yes- éghit in the basement, and the flam vance, one year $2; ix.months, $1; x \u2019 tumes and Red Roses\u2014A Business -terday\u2014an \u2018it was one of the most elabo- spr ad inside the walls to the fir taree months, 50 cen one month, For W ntem-\u2014A Wild R .hat winter.0 ente or wo oe sin\" sl riens an es TE d'u re had ds origin Advertising tonne inch, 1 day| Miss Ada ©, Sweet, who 1s a solicitor bf magnificence.No expenseor\u2018thought was | sam ple/trunk which was stored awa, 60 cents; 2 days, 90 Sok 8 days, | government claims at Chicago, grew in 0 | spared in shaking the occasion one tobe iin a cellar almost directly beneath th \u201cBOVRIL unlike the artilicie | Stimulants =o ohms\u201c Ect to Rallies the System up to ua resistin point, a\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 | It supplies a store of warmth from a store «f st ength.| It Nourishes the Rlood nd makes Br: am, Bone and: Muscle.\"It 18 the surest Saiegnard Ag onst Colds, @hiils and kindred on has proved inv aluable in arresting in ipient influenz | VRIL IMITED, | $1.20; 1 week, $2; weeks, $3; 8] hi : examl jong remetnbered.But there was \u2018one fice, There was plenty of flame i \u2018nation of \u2018the main facts of her life shows thihg that five mihutes and the smoke was dens weeks, $3.60; 1 month, $4; one inch, | that her vocation was scarcely a matter : « ne year, $24.Liberal discount if| choice.Like nearly every A IAE remember er was pink froma\u201d in the three.lower stories of the ho \u2018 + vertisement is inserted every-other-| workday world, Miss Sweet has taken Wp | women esta, among whom wero some People were frightened and the three le y, twice-a-week or once-a-week only.the occupation.her hands found to do he wonderfully charming brunettes, with col- .nundret guests, who were all over th Discounts allowed on advertisements smply and inevitably as if she bad de-| oring like|a magnificent damask rose.'ho-te'ry, were soon hustled out.\u201cappearing in both the Dany and voted herself to the common and accep od would wear pink gowns.She had ar.The firemen soon had\u201d a doze Farring don ar ti Canadian Branch: WEELY RECORD.| forms of feminine industry.ranged that in the general munificenct | reams pouring into the basement of Londo fag, 5-27 St.Peter St., Moats Sbe carly became acquainted with \u2018there shoulfl be.for each woman guest 8 io building, snd.the trunks that wer | 0 us maze of pension laws in the office of cluster of American Béauty roses.é bunding, anc whe trun \"MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.Delt Shot agent Lr poring pra | bat co be more or, wat | 0 8 850 Neve [USL TU THR ee - Up to-ufteen n words, 15 a; one cent osé oh sisted hes father, the eA A on al Bonin.be more f nt or delightful, and what, p! \u2018too, if any) one should give the matter ; \u2018arder of the hotel was: almost wi ol ] adit.asl word * thought a financial standpoint, could | out betore the flames were check : Mvañce soon ue x eee POP | min J.Sweet, when he was the \u2018Unite >: olive, : States pension agent, and afterward-when |.pe more expensive than American Beauty | l'h BE A = ep e \"large billiard room was.alto DOG Lesr_Fraay evenitg, blown Spablel appointed United States pension ageht roses in thé middle of winter?Andthere lrowne ot, and the Joss there will | He LL NGC ESS Ply Answer to name \u201cTony .G.Bray, 57] herself by Pregident Grant.For near] were 80 iy of th The of the | , Factory Street, + t1-646 12 years Miss Sweet held this office, roses for [thi guests 3 woul Rs sent vonsid able.\u201c\u2019The firemen used thejr| | URSELF haps the most important; and responsi enough mdhey to have given a whole en- axes and cut away the faney tiling ak no 7 710 U R S ELF tertainment for.people with less magnifi- decorated stairways, and the grand e oent tastes)| But, alas, what was beauty, trance from the main corridor to the ï » t.Mrs.C.H.Fou.ble .- Ww AN Ce General Soran | 7d 2e.confided to a woman in the Unite | j - -T\u2014108 Wellington Street.Excellent pa y ng pensions she nat \u2018 Naf »sce foroffice.Rent low.Apply at RECORD | what Was fragranoe, what was cost, when parlors was damaged greatly.= ~~ | | __1°¢ for particulars.| u-56 Cd the ee uld Dot Tao the pink gowns | \u2018The scere.in the basement \u2014was one | | NT servant.ily mm the «| =} of the guests! e American Beauty of h a he loss to the nots 3 SE ; WANTED Genera ao Carru ie \u2018at.Mer-|.\u201c| Kkilled tho pink of the gowns altogether.of hav & and the 1 - from $30,00) [ chants Bank.ed | So, here behind a big marble column, $50.00 ly he d \"b Ho.there behind a tete-at-tete seat, bohind ta- 000.If the damage caused by tie «1 pie E INFALLIBLE CURE FOR) COLDS, WHOOPING couan} \"bles and chairs, the next morning the sery- black smoke is figured the loss HMA, BRONCHITIS, RHEÜMATISM, CATARRH AND aul ants gathered up the: big clusters of Amer- mich fedvier.- wo J | icean Beauty roses, which: were beautiful : I \u2014_ aa : \u201cand fragrajit\u2014and cost, oh, so much mon- a wor Your Ci tease.| oh ] feb.did not match.\u2014New York © A'firtt call 1s made on the newcomer by | si 1 = \u201c~ | the.older resident, without \u2018waiting asiness For Women, | | thefo ity of an introduction.It is LE y f toke Centre, Q | | UST Between SE and C.P.P.| = REMBLA MA of Superior Court | J.8 TYEMBLAY.Bali o upe or Cou a # | > +, Station, Black Silx Belb| with all rer buckle AOHRONIC DISEASES oO = THE SKIN AND BLO0D.- , Finder pletse leave at this 0 TO LET! The Jamieson House, East £her fin ne i dings in box a Portomel Pine Sp.4 Co bai il | 1 i | prove, brick house, large garded and stables ising certainly offers assteady turned within ten days.- If tho acquain « Syrup | 86 bot.Pos: y ; ance ves undesirable, it may cease nest .eod-639 PAN] NETON & LeBLANC.profits as any business woman can.engage ; bo in.There are never any \u2018very great lups the firsi interchange of visite.: qq $ Ve | : 0c.i à \u201cou Hnma tg | and downs|in the chicken market, and the pire fashionable \u2018calling hour for ladi continues throughout the year, 11: to 12 and from 8 to 5; for de d Toro is ng danger of a sudden change in ze om:8 to.10 when the - day 18 occ fashion or public taste coming to destre, A 8 y businies one has taken pains t0 bud) A formal or first call lasts 15 minu \u2018ub, as often.happens to those who depend @friendlÿ call twice as long.lo lo of -mantifactured articles.must ask.2er of inérotuctide J fn thon af personalitios will | may oall, or boar a létter of tptroductlah | | Tar PARIS & ALL WORLD EXHIBITIONS, : | tell you- pe ut a trouble they are, what An invitation to \u201cany entertainmer \u2018careful watching they req require, \u2018to how \u2018wheth \u2018accepted or not, necessitates: Dressmaking Wanted.1 An es perienced Press Ma er desires work .at her home.Satisfaction MRS.ST.L UR * 1mon-547 © | Soe Street.a Oil ge Pa = Pass an \u2014 Sl ; q [ A ERA 20e 3 GoLD MEDALS & HIGHEST HONORS AWARDED | = 1! ti Agency for the District : JOS.FRESNE, 91 Market St, Sherbrooke, | A manted couple, with ¢ children, to take| ~:~ | charge of a farm and stock in the vicinity of MI88 ADA C.SWEET.af Applyto ly became interested and thoroughly in.@cokshire.-Liberal terms.) ipient within a month., formed to th sy | Many disesses they are lable, eto., but it | \u2018 m the recipien h.|, \u201cIf your dealer does not keep the Products- write immediately ta the Te.LU ©.BELANGÉR.rearsaffer er rotirement from tho pop | 1410 With brary business For thoso whe Onl Shou, Do mado on the hose fumed Pine Products Co., 1808 Notre Dame St., Montreal fi they wil b \u2018allow themiselves to see tropble in all car.816 gave one.| forwardefl to you on receipt; of the amount._ ; Sherbrooke, 13th March, 189.4wmon-611 gion agency she opened her own office fé the prosecution of pension and- other gox TO LET 1 ernment war claims.Nice front offices, en Suite | Miss Sweet had become sufficientiy a s of à dinner call upon th By there is nothing to.be found without it in this world.sa within a week.- To those! rh us understand them chickens (A bride does not call upon lier frien are very in sting, It is a great mis- | - the funny Ways of some of our friends fa a uct I o n Sal e nou of co v : oer largo acqualntan > feathers.(One pet hen insisted on laying \u2014Exchange.i on top of aicértain bureau, whence her egg | ; 1 TT EE | y 1 ade it easy for her to establish herself at \u201c152 Wellington Street, |= | usually rolled off the floor.She was |