HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1888-06-22, Page 7SE WEEK'S NM,
CANADIAN,
Treek•laying en the Red River Valley
railroad will be begun next Monday, and
will proceed at tho rate of a anile and a half
a day,
The Congregational Union of Ontario and
Quebec has o'oeed its auuual meeting in
Montreal, and adjourned to meet next year
in Iicantford.
The Montreal Conference unanimously
adopted an address to the new Governor-
General, and appointed a committee to pre-
sent it to his Excellency.
Three proposals for constructing the rail -
wax between Winnipeg and Portage la
Prairie have been received by the Manitoba
Government, and work is expected to be
soon begun.
Wentworth County Council on Saturday
decided to eubmit a by-law tothe electors to
raise funds to buy the toll roads from the
companies. The sum required is about
$180,000.
,„,Generous contrib'itions of money, food
and clothing are being, received by the Hull
fire relief committee. Lord Stanley, on
hearing of the disaster, at once contributed
$150 to the relief fend.
A see,. serpent of alarming proportions is
said to have been diecovered by a yachting
party on Sunday in the channel between
Wolfe. and Simcoe islands, to the great ter-
ror of the residents, who are afraid to go
near the water.
An indictment under the provisions of the
Bucket Shop bill against two Montreal
brokers, not members of the Stock -Ex•
change, has been signed by the Attorney-
Gen
ttorneyGen iral and will be laid before the grand
jury next week.
Taere was . a brilliant gathering, at the
buildingsot E iucation Department, Toronto,
Monday night, when medals and prizes were
presented to the successful students in draw-
ing at the various art schools, mechanics' in-
stitutes, etc„ throughout the province.
Through a freight train on the C. P. R.
oollidiug with some cattle that had strayed
on the track between Myrtle and Claremont
Sunday night, twelve cm -swore derailed and
badly wrecked and a considerable portion
of the track torn up.
Important historical documente, compris-
ing General Montcalm's diary, correspon-
dence, etc., during the campaign of the
Fronk army in Canada up to the capitate,-
tion,
apitulation, have been presented by a lineal des-
cendant of the Marquis de Levis to the
Quebec Government, who will have them
printed and published.
Mrs. Susan M. McMaster, widow of Sena-
tor McMaster, has given the house and
premises at No. 34 Bloor street east Toron-
to, valued at $80,000 for the purpose of an
institution to be known as the "Moulton
Ladies' College," so called after Mrs. Mo -
Master's maiden name. Mrs. McMaster
offers to fit up the interior of the building,
making all necessary changes, the only
stipulation made being that the college shall
run in connection with the McMaster Uni-
versity, and that that institution furnish
four professors for the now college.
AMERICAN.
California papers are boasting of straw-
berries eight and nine inches in ciroumfer-.
..,. ence. ..
Myriads ofgrasshoppers, of the true
Rocky Mountain variety, have appeared in
Otter Tail County, Minnesota.
Daring, the Presidential campaign in the
United States red roses will be worn by the
Democrats, while Republicans will assume
the white rose as an emblem.
A South Carolina newspaper says that
there is an old negro in Jonesboro who has
been married nine times and has had 117
children.
Locusts in large quantities aro being
found in some sections of central Illinois.
It is thought they are the "seventeen year"
species.
Mr. Dingley's resolution calling for infor-
mation regarding alleged discrimination in
tolls against United States vessels passing
through the Weiland canal was adopted by
the House.
Bill Nye says :-We have people enough
who know how to reform .the world but
those who are willing to take off their coats
and attend to it personally are absent with-
out leave.
Last week 12,000 crates of choice South-
ern fruits and vegetables were deliberately
dumped into the Atlantic Ocean just outside
Sandy .Hook, in order to keep up current
prices in New York.
"Lintown," an abandoned plantation of
some 24,000 acres, lying{ about twelve miles
from Albany, La., is now utilised as a range
for almost countless flocks of sheep, wheels
owners are just now busy sheep shearing.
Henry Cary, of Key West, Fia., has a
novel -shaped potato. Standing at a distance
of six or seven feet one could not tell it from.
a wild duck which had been deprived of its
body feathers, and to make the delusion
more perfect he had inserted a few tail
feathers.
The Prohibition National Convention fin-
ished its work at Indianapolis, May 31, and
adjourned sine die. The presidential nomin-
ation was by acclamation to Gen: Clinton
B, Fisk of New Jersey. For a vice presi•
dency John A. Brooke, of Missouri, was
nominated.
Many of the leading delegates to the an-
nual convention of the Millers' National As-
sociation of the United States, which was
opened the other day in Buffalo, express
strong and decided opinions in favour of
reciprocal trade with Canada. Mr. Prime,
of Illinois, read an exhaustive report on the
crop prospects, in which he predicted a
total shortage this year of 75,000,000 bush-
els of wheat.
The Erie Canal promises a prosperous sea-
son, Its opening was delayed until May
15, in order to finish the enlargement of the
looks. This improvement was only author•
ized by the legislature the past winter, bet
will greatly the working capacity
of the canal. The state of New York hae
since 1882 maintained this as a free -water.
way, the people voting by an enormous ma-
jority to dieeontinue toile. The canal has.
long ago paid all the expeeee of its construe -
tion, and is now kept up as a oheck upon
railroad extortion,
FOREIGN,
Mrs. Hastiuge, missionary' in Ceylon, is a
site f resident Cleveland.
s ro P Cev
Lord Lansdowne took his seat in the House
of Lards Friday night.
A quantity of jewelry has been stolen from
the Anchises of Edinburgh.
Dam Pedro, the Emperor of Brazil, is
rapidly recovering.
The circulation of foreign coin will shortly
be prohibited throughout the German Ern-
pire.
The American Exohauge in Europe has
been ordered into liquidation by the Court
in England..
Prance gives the least to charity of any
civilized nation, and, consequently, she has
the fewest tramps and beggars.
The German Government have for the
preeent abandoned their intention of increas-
ing the duties on Ruesian grain.
In a tcwa of Pattiz Department of La
Libertad, Peru, a woman accused of being a
witch, was publicly burned alive by the
pso?le. - •
Sergeant McGowan, of the Royal Irish
Constabulary, was murdered on Friday by
Constable Simpson, who subsequently com-
mitted suicide.
In Committee of Supply, Mr. Robertson,
Liberal member for Dundee, will move to
disallow the salary of the Duke of Cam-
bridge as Commander -in -Chief of the Impe-
rial Army.
It comes to light thata while Putti was in
Buenas Ayres a plot existed to kidnap and
hall her for ransom, which was frustrated
by the constant attendance of detectives on
the divine songstress.
The degree of LL. Dames conferred on
Saturday by Cambridge University upon
Prince Albert Victor of Wales, Lard Sals-
bury. Lord Rosebery, Lord Randolph
Churchill and Right Hon. Messrs.. Goschen
and Balfour.
There are about thirty grand dukes in
Russia, all of them being near relatives of
the Czar. Each receives from the State an
annual pension amounting to $80,000, and
the majority of them have large private for-
tunes besides.
The Russian press declares that the new
traas•Caepain railway is not intended for
means for the conquest of India, but should
be taken as an evidence of the ozar's solici-
tude for the welfare of the people of central
Asia.
Lord Hartington has written a letter on
the Local Government bill, in which he says
that the licensing clauses are not vital to
the bill, and that the dissi.ents are not
compelled to support them es essential to
the existence of the Government.
Russia has sent a pressing note to
Turkey asking for £700,000, representing
two delinquent annual instalments of the
war indemnity of 1879, and as Turkey has
no money and Russia may insist upon an
equivolent.in territory, trouble is feared.
Thu first State ball of the season, at which
the guests were received by the Prince and
Princess of Wales; °in' the absence of the
Queen, was a very brilliant function. Lady
Lansdowne was quite noticeable amid a
magnificently dressed crowd, by the richness
and originality of her costume.
A law has been passed in Waldeck, Ger-
many, forbidding the granting of a marriage
license to a person addicted to the liquor
habit. The Austrian Government had
introduced into the Reicharath a strong
measure for the prevention of drunenneas,•
The reason alleged iet the alarming deteriora-
tion in the physique of young men enrolled
for military service.
Consumption Surely Cured.
To Toe Eutroa :--Please Inform your readers that
I haven poeitive remedy for the above wined die -
ow. By its timely use thousands of hopelese 05566
have been permanently cured. I shall be glad to
Rend two bottled of my remedy ME to Any of your
to Were who have consumption it they will send mo
h dr Express and P. 0. a idress. Respectfully, Da,
7, A. SLocVal, 87 Yonge St., Toronto, Ont.
Red is the color of the passing moment.
Whenever your Stomaoh or B°wete get out of or.
ler,oauetug Bllloneneee Dyspopele, or Indlgeetlo,,
and their attendant evils, take at °nee a dote of Df.
vareonwa
tirngitSttolotem, oob60DenBitte.ters. Beet Tamil; medioin.,
&1I Black lace toilets ate as popular as ever.
CINGALesa. HAIR Resin/me reetoree grey and faded
hair to its natural color and prevents falling out,
A P 403
CANOES. Send for Ill. Uatalogue,
WM, )t;N1.LIt31g, 1•'tevbero, Qat.
KN ITTINGGeorgetownons MACHINES
PATENp u For SsIq-Illustrated dosorlptive tat•
TS alogue tree. R, Ohamberiln, Toronto
WORKtd, .PValuableKoutOt Antdptra.tiMn
FORAM,. 1530 a week and expense
Will you Try Nerviline
nor ail kinds of pain. Poison's NLuvx mn
is the moot efflcient and
prompt
remedy Yin
existence for neuralgia, lumbago and head.
ache. For internal use it has no equal.
'Relief in five minutes may be obtained from
Narvilino in any of the following complaints,
vizi Cramps In the stomach, chills, Batu-
lent pains. Baty alb cont sample bottle
of Nerviline at any drug store and test the
great remedy. Dargo bottles 25 cents.
.p
AC,1:NTS WANTED ever r e entire
Dominion. Addre,aGEO.D.FhtiRiS,
$7 Church Street, Toronto.
MONEYNo eta.. on Farms, Lowest Rated.
No delay, Corr6epoadonco solloitsd•
E. W. D. BUTLER, Financial Agt.,
Established 1860. 72 King st li•, Toronto, •
WaterPURE AII61LI✓ItdNhSTREAM
ore 20 feet
per hour. Also Bock Drills -Hand, Horse, or
Steam Power. Send for Catalogue.
Laidlaw Manufacturing Co.,
fieM1VTQE, ONT.
OF THE BIBLE -By CHARM
POSTER. Profusely Iilu•trated
-Sales marvellous - Nearly
400,000. Send $1 60 for a Dopy
and go to work. Agents Wanted. Address..,,, _,, n
A. G. WATSON, Manager,
TORONTO WILLARD TRAor DEPOSITORY, TORONTO.
tor
SAULT el and
Gra Rool? I�S.
Felt and Grovel
23 ADELAIDE E, TORONTO.
Estimates given, Country work a specialty.
orouto Cutting School -Scientific and relia-
ble systems taught whereby etylis�t, perfect•iit-
t ng garments are produced. Cutters having trouble
should seoure my systems and ensure fuoure success.
Emile satisfaction guaranteed, Shirt system taught
separate. A rare chance for young men to acquire a
lucrative profession. S. CORRIGAN, Prop., 122
Yonge Street. Terms on applioatioq,
J.& J. TAYLO
R.-PATENTED-
,
AND VAULT DOORS, &C... SAFES
Toronto Side Work,.
H. WILLIAMS & CO. gatrit ROOFERS
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Roofing Felt, Slaters' Felt, Deafening Felt,
Carpet Paper, Building Paper, Roofing Pitch,
• Coal Tar, Lake Gravel.
Office : 4 Adelaide St. Fast, Toronto.
$560 Not Called For.
It seems strange that it is necessary to
persuade men that you can cure their dis-
eases by offering a premium to the man who
fails to receive benefit. And yet br.. Sage
undoubtedly cured ,thousands of cases of
obstinate catarrh with his " Catarrh Rem-
edy,"
would never have applied to him,
who pp
if it had.not been for his offer of the above
sum for an incurable case. Who is the next
bidder for oure or ()ash?
Work has been started on the extension
of the Manitoba and North-Western rail-
road.
"She's Illuch Older Than Her
Husband."
We heard a young girl make the above re-
mark the other day about a lady with whom
we are slightly acquainted. It was not true,
yet the lady in question actually does look
five years older than her husband, although
she is really several years his junior. She
is prematurely aged, and functional derange -
mut is the cause. Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription would euro her, and should be
recommended toher, and to all others
who are in the same condition. If the reader
of this chances to be a similar sufferer, let
her get the "Prescription." It will bring
back her lost beauty, and, better still, it
will remove all those distressing symptoms
which have made life a burden to her to long.
Money refunded if it don't giye satisfaction.
See guarantee printed on bottle wrapper.
The Ontario Medical Council in anneal
ee3sion, recently elected Dr. Burns, of To•
ronto, president.
1ei stands for Pierce, the wonderful doctor,
Providing sate remedies, of which he is coneeetor,
Pleasant to taste and easy to take,
Purgative'Pellets now "bear off the cake."
The new Canadian loan isstill quoted at
2, premium, and itis believed the average
price obtained will be nearly 95.
People who are Bahjeotto bad breath, foal coated
tongue, or any disorder of tho Stomaoh, can at ones
be relieved by tieing Dr. Carden's Stomach Bitters,
the old and tried remedy. Ask your Druggist.
Red bandanna handkerchiefs have risen
in price. '
Ms i COMM OURS oures in ono minute.
Both high and lowtdress collars are fash-
ionably Worn.
A Cure nor Drunkenness.
The' opium habit, dopeomania, tho'Morphine habit,
nervous prostration caused by the use of tobacoo,
wakefulness, mental depression, cottoning of the
brain, oto., premature old age, lose of vitality canoed
by over•exertlen of the brain, and loss of natural
strength tram any cause whatever, Mon -young,
old or middie'eged.•-who.are broken down from any
of the ebcn a Causes, or any mune not ntentiotied deed,
eend your address and IO oats in stamps for Lubin*
Treatise in book form, of Diseaaee of Kan. Books
sent sesfed and Seouro from observatlod, Addrosa M.
V LIMN 47 Wellington street Eget, Toronto Ont.
The red balidanus IMO Ti h spreading all
over the country.
BEAVER LINE of STEAMSHIPS,
-SAILING WEERLY BETWEEN -
MONTREAL AND LIVERPOOL.
Saloon Tickets, $40,$50,$80. Return, $80, $90,
$110, Intermediate, $30 ; Steerage, $20. Apply to
H. E. MURRAY, Oen'I. Manager,
1 Custom House Square. MONRTEAL.
Allan Lino Royal Mail Steamships
Sailing during winter from Poi trana every Thurs•
day and Halifax every Saturday to Liverpool, and in
summer from Quebec every Saturday to Liverpool,
calling at Londonderry to land mails and paseengere
for Scotland and Ireland; also from Baltimore, via
Halifax and St. John's, N. F., to Liverpool fortnightly
during summer months. The steamers of the Glae-
gow lines sail during winter to and from Halifax,
Portland, Boston and Philadelphia; and during sum
mer between Glasgow and Montreal weekly; Glasgow
and Boston weekly, and Glasgow and Philadelphia
fortnightly.
For freight, passage, or other Information apply to
A. Sohuinaoher & Co„ Baltimore; S. Cunard & Co.,
Halifax; Shea & Co., 5t. John's, N. F,; Wm. Thomp-
son & Co., St. John, N. 13,; Allan & Co., Chicago;
Love & Alden, New York, H• Bourlier, Toronto;
Aliens, Rae & Co., Quebeo: Wm. Brookie, Philadel.
phia; H. A. Allen, Portland, Boston, Montreal.
CHAMPION -
STUMP & STONE
-EXTRACTOR-
►SIX years' trial, and eve,
5,000 in use has proved
this machine the best ; 0
sizes. Send for Circular.
S. S. KIMBALL,
Inventor and Mmmfacturer,
577 Craig et.
P.O. Box 946, Montreal, P.Q
Bicycles 1
zI-21O
Second • Maud Bicycles
and Tricycles.
Send for List. New Catalogue
ready In April
�..
T.. MLA -MT MD,
MONTREAL.
THE TORONTO SILVER PLATE CO
-Manufacturers of the highest grades of-
SILVER- PLATED WARES
TRADE
MARK,
-FACTORIES and SALESROOM :-
CkJA'dt31i 811111?811111?PING CO. - Biro:
'liter:rashIpa. tannic weekly Wawwl
* and Liverpool. Seinen tickets, tdontrsCi ae
' 1K0, randse0. Natuna t!314et,.3 O,
nes di t IPSO R ad tri tlokebe qs0
ltouudtri tir•keba SO. For Far ti:i'th,er
according tea ebesn,ar and looms: da�b5as. Iaa%aaau
mt a e, cu p ,p
elery to securep1 Mos, s 11y to II. R. BIT
Manager, 1 Custom glades Square,
Local AKette In the Waitron;Twone
OM pound,
TIRES Nervous Prostration, Nervous.
-13eadacIle, 8Oouralgia, Nervous
Weakness, Stomach and Liver
Disco sea, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia,
and all affections or the Kidneys,.
WEAK NERVES
Vann's CELEnx Cowmen ie a Nerve Tonic
which never fails. Containing Celery and
Coca, those wonderful etimulauts, it speed-
ily cure.. all nervous didorders.
RHEUMATISM -
PA1NE'S CELERY COMPOUND purifies the
blood. It drives out the lactic acid, which
causes Rheumatism, and restores the blood
making organs to a healthy condition, The
true remedy for Itheuniatlsm.
KIDNEY CCIMPLAINTS
Vannes CELERY COMPOUND quickly restores
the liver and kidneys to perfect health,
This curative power combined with its
nerve tonics, makes it the best remedy
for all kidney complaints. '
DYSPEPSIA
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND strengthens the
stomach, and quiets the nerves of the diges-
tive organs. This is why it cures even the
worst cases of Dyspepsia.
CONSTIPATION
PAINE's CE1,ERi: CoEPovND isnot a Cathar-
tic. It is a laxative, giving easy and natural
action to the bowels. Regularity surely fol-
lows its use.
Recommended by professional and business
men. Send for book-.
Price $1.00. Sold by Druggists.
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Prop's
Montreal, Qua
17ATENTS procured, Patent Attorneys, and experts
r Esed1Re7, na„ntd C, Rr.7ont.,tCo..Toro Ito.
I ero11alltS, BAtoilAnnAND TRADERS
420 to 426 King St. West, TORONTO
E. G. GOODERIIAM,
J, C. COPP,
Manager. Seo, Treas.
BICYCLES,
BINSCN&co
ill �p 2 cNvoik•CO
•
/Jl1 'SOLR
S a71E;
UDGENOE.TS'FOR THE
.SEND 36 5TANIP len CATOLOGUE.
•
BARGAINS IN -
SECOND -HAND SECOND-HAND BICYCLES, LesFor,
VO.UNG
canning to obtain a Business Eduoatton, or become
Proficient 10 Shorthand and Typewriting, should M.
tthe
BRITISH AMERICAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
Arcade. Tonga atroot Toronto,
For Oltonlare, etc.. address d. O'D1L\, Reotetsary
We want a Good Man in your locality to pick up
CALF SKINS
Whaley, Royoe &Co,
983 /Conga Street.
Tarsals.
The Cheapaet Vane to
Canadafcr
BAND iNSTRUMENT$.
New and Secoed•hand,
Agentefor
"BESSON"
and" H ICHAM"
Band dt Orebeatra
MUSIC.
REPAIRING Or BANE
INSTRUMENTS a
epeolalty.
Bend for Catalogue.
for us. Cash Furnished on satisfactory guaranty.
Addrosa, C. S. PAGE, Hyde Park, Vermont, U.S.
The Shoe and Leather Reporter, N. Y., and the
Shoe and Leather Review, Chicago, the leading trade
papers of the U.S.' in the Bide line, have sent their
representatives to investigate Mr. Page's business,and
after a. thorough examination and comparison, the
Reporter gives him this endorsement
"We believe that in extent of light -weight raw ma-
terial collected and carried, Mr. Page holds the lead
of any competitor and that his present stock is the
Largest held by any house in this country."
And the Review says :
"After a most thorough investigation of Mr. Page's
business, as compared with others in same line, we
have become fully satisfied that in his specialty, light
weight stook, he ie unquestionably the largest dealer
in this country, while to superiority of quality, he is
confessedly at the head."
QUERY • if Mr. Page's bnsineosis the largest in its
line in the United States, is it not the best possible
proof of hie ability to pay highest prices? 1f he did
not do so, would he naturally get more Skins than
any of his competitors in the same line?
Gl SELPII Business College, denim, ONT.-
This popular Institution, now in its 4th year,
is doing a grand work for the Education of young
mon and women in those branches, a knowledge of
which is so essential to the intelligent and successful
management of praotical affairs. Its graduates are
everywhere giving signal proof of the thcroughness
of their training, and bearing grateful testimony to
the monetary value of its course of study. The
Fourth Annual Circular giving full information will
be mailed free. Address M. MAoCoaMtax, Principal.
Young Men
SUFFERING from the effects of early evil habits, the
result of ignorance and folly, who find themselves
weak, nervous and exhausted ; also MIDDLE-AGED and
OLD MEN who are broken down from the effects of
abuse or overwork, and in advanced lite feel the
consequences of youthful excess, send for and read
M. V. Lubon's Treatise on the Diseases of Men. The
book will be sent sealed to any address on receipt of
two 3e. stamps. Address
M. V. LUBON, Wellington St. E., Toronto, Ont.
Nervous Debility.
r Hu greatest cis.
1.00very Of therm.
ienbage for Regulat•
ng the bowels, and
Cur ng all Blood Liv.
r and Ijidney Com. •
istnte. A perfeob
lood Purifier. A few
n Hamilton whohave
neon benifited by Its
use ; Mrs. 3L.lieenan
102 Robert Se, cured
Mf Erysipelas of 2 vrs.
standing; Robb. Cor
sell, 24 south street,
laughter cured of
Epileptic Ste alter 6
eters suffering Jen.
ai6 Birrel, 66 Walnut
Street, cured of
Weakness and Lung Traub a : John Wood, 95 Oath.
cart 8t., cured of Liver Complaint and Blliouseees,
used only 8fifty-oentbottles ; Mrs. J. Beal, 6 Augusta
St., troubled for years with Nervous Prostration, two
email bottles gave her great relief, Sold at 60o. &$1.
F, F. DALLEY fa 00„ Pronlrletora
DR. GRAY'S Speolflo has been used for the peat
fifteen years, with great success, in the treatment of
Nervous Debility, and all diseases arising from ex•
sasses, ovor•worked brain, lose of vitality, ringing g g
in
the ears, palpitation, etc. For sale by all druggists.
Price $1 per box, or 6 boxes for 85, or will be Bent by
mail on receipt of price. Pamphlet on applioatlon.
THE GRAY MEDICINE CO., Toronto TAKE NO OTHER, PRICE El
EXHAUSTED VITA
Recovery from this distressing condition is
by having recourse to tonics or medicine neat
which only serves to aggravate tho trouble. The
tela demands nutrition that can be asily
geared and thoroughly assimilated by the weak
stomach. JOHNSTON'S FLIfID BEEF suppl
this demand, because it is she Most Perfect For
of Concentrated Food. l t contains all the materia
necessary for Renewing the tissues wasted b
disease. It readily passes into the circulation and pia•
duces Firm Muscle and Nerve. The Great
STRENGTH GIVER.
• tk5To!N'S Y
0F QUID. DBE F
CONTAIN EVER MENT
PERFECT FOOD
\� G\VESZONE TO z\\EMO\A S`ISZE
\NCREASES V'St\iva NIAMI UN
ANq ITS REGULAR USE WILL BUILD UP
STRONG ROBUST CONSTITUTION
AnD,PR111E GRrgT ST IT RENG 501 GIVER,
T
CURE
FITSI
When I say Mutt do not mean merely to
stop them tor a time, and then have them res
turn again. I MEAN A RADICAL CURS.
I have made the disease 01
PITS, EPILEPSY or
l'ALLIni IC
Altfelongstudy. I wAaRAirrmyremed
Chun the worst cases. Because others hav
failedisno reason for not now receiving a curet.
Bond at once for a treatise and a Pansorman
of my Ilerarm BLE REMEDY. Give Ezppres$
and Post Office. It Costs you nothing for e,
trial, and it will cure you. Address
Dr. H. G. ROOT. 37 Yonge St., Toronto, Ont,l
BREADMAKER'S YEAST
ALWAYS AHEAD!
BREAD made with tike
Yeast took fir st prizes at 1321
Township and County Fairs is
Ontario in 15577, at such palaces
asFlesherton, Alarkham,`Vhit•
by, ctc. Over Ig000 ladies have
sent us letters and postal cards
to say that it is superior to any
yeast ever used by them, It
'a
s htest' tubi
1
makes the testa
sweetest and most wholesonse
bread, buns, rolls and buck-;
whcatcakes. Directionaiaeaeie
package with fall
(71
There are many IanOATIOtle of
"PeerlessPt
MACHINE 011,
but none equal it in lubricating properties. FAast.
505, MIOLMEN, etc., find none equal to the oasOuls
Peerless made by
SAMUEL ROCERS & CO., TORONTO.
Sbld by dealers everywhere.
CAPITA/. AND FIRMS NOW o1r it $8,oso,o6o,
DEAD OFFICE, 15 TORONTO STREET, TOTS OYTO, ONT.
A BODE CO1IPANY, ESTAIELiSIIFD OCTOBER, 1ST1.
To this date, October 81, 1881, there has been returned
To the heirs of P°lieyholdets (death claims) $649,249 00
TO the bold,ra of matured Endowment Policies..... 26,482 63
end PolScie,
0 U6d 00l
urn er o{
To Polio •holders on s
Policy
-holden
i e u in h° a allocated and bean paid) 432,644 02
To Polley -holders for Cash Prefits (n 1 d g t , g 1 )
To holders of Annuity Bonds 15,067 34
Loaned to Pollbyholders on Security Of their Policies ................ ......... 62,264 99
81,800174 4,i`
Policies in Force over 10,000. Alnoiint over $15,000,000
PEPAIDENT-IfoN. SIR lir. P, HO'%C'LAND, Ca* 1 C. M.G.
VICE.PRES11)ENT$,- •WInv1Abt ELLIOTT, Frail ; EDWARD ROOFER, Esq.
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