HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1888-3-8, Page 7THE WEEK'S NEWS,
CANADIAN.
Huron County feraners have sold $109,000
worth of apples this eeasoo.
The Courted of the Winnipeg Board of
Trade condemn the ICubeaka Wheat-
Ciattle and sheep are reported to, have
wintered well on the North•West ranches,
Premier Greenway states that a contract
has been entered into and the financeser-
rangedafor the construction of the Red River
Valley railway, and that •tine road will be
into Portage la. Prairie by O:itober 10.
The Public acaouttta for British Colombia
show a deficit, for the last fiscal pear, of
$1$9,796. Tee recstpta were $541,516, and
the expenditures $731,314, Libere ,grants
to public works were the cause of the oxen -
sive outlays. •
Prominent citizens of Ottawa are taking
steps to tender a public banquet to Lord
Laeusdowne preview to his ticpartere from
Canada. It is consideredprob[ble, however,
that his Excellency will stay to prorogue
Parliament, and will not.leave before Jane.
A Reuter's despatch from Winnipegin the
LoudonlDaai/eNeusrefonus she F,aglielipnblle
of the seasonable 'weather in theCansdian
North-west as compared with the Northern
States, In course of tutee, if due diligence
be used, our misrepresented climate will
be properly known, and' appreciated 'bread.
A Manitoba fire iusurauce company lsap-
plying to the Levieleture for an amendment
to its charter giving it power to insure
against loeseaa by hailsterms and frost. In
the Western States, lettere blizzards are all
too frequent and where o;teasionelly the
mercury freezes, frost end wind insurance
eewp;eueea ore a necessityy, • It is popular to
believe that the meteoroloaioal troubles et-
Meting
f-
ll et. ing these States do: not fell to the lot of
our North-West
The Oriilia Packet tells of a etrikiegg ln•
'stance o€ autism' ati'eetion, 'Go Mr. Blai;'s
farm an exceedingly intelligent dog; and an
aged, rather vicious horse formed a strong
attachment, This affection wee conetaant for
several years, until some abort time since
the horse dice, and the eznetsse serge left in
the bash. A member of the family found
the dog early ono inornirg lying by and
;,marling the easeasa. Tho daty [Vika cen-
tupled for three weeks, the dog iumaifeetine
every evidence of grief, until one morning it
too WAS found atretohed ant in death beside
its friend.
Thera are quite;ess number eleeopleof both
sexes, living as present itzCape Bret -on who
have seen over one hundred %sinter*. While
patting t'atougli Was a few Jaye ego Wo
were given the names of two Wed peeple-ea
Mrs. Mels: all, et dire re.•erl, and a Mr.
Malcolm SleLlosteld, of L nisbuarg ream, bath
of whom have celebrated their hunlretie
birth -cosy. Mrs. McLeod het nanAulur walk-
ed nine utiles in ono day, anti Mr. 1fcEaa•
ald, who i9 a teller by trade, sen yet thread
a needle without the nee efglme;a, We
brace; of tethers who have rewired their
htandretle ilirthdcy, bat have not now their
nameo,.
A legal firm in H.lifax ct in'dS %%M 1 of
the one olfeno of charging foe profesesnnal 3es-
Visea sums lees than the onlonnte fixed by
law, aud custematy in the profe uioa. The
case is now being tried before the. Lew
Society of Nova S otic,' and, of course, U the
e harge le established awful eonce+i,ueaces
will follow. In the meantime the trial is a
splendid advertisement for tho fern. It le,
further, a thorough justivaation of trades
combinations to regulate wages. If a law
society eau eat off from further cmpl'iyment
a lawyer who worko at a low rite, why
should not a trades union have authority to
deal with equal aovcrity with those who
violate its rules 1
ti\1TFD STATEN.
Bessemers steel Intents have broughthim
$35,355,000 in royalties.
The next expedition that starts out in
search of the North Pole will probably go
by the way of Dakota.
Maeaaeltueetta spends $7,000,000 a year
en hor schools, yet not five per cent. of her
school obillren learn to pronounce the let-
ter ,ar»
An Ypsilanti man has a queer craze -that
cf collecting axes. He has 92 different
kinds, and yet his wife complains of a, scar-
city of kindling wood.
A San Fr'anoiaoo girl slept twelve days,
during which tirneshe partook of no nour-
ishment, but she was ready for her break-
fast when she awoke.
M.
James m Bunker, a son of the Siamese
twins, Engand:Chang, is an inmate of the
Kansas penitentiary for perjury in seeking a
divorce from his wife.
Philadelphia is not far from the coal re-
gion, and yet the poor of that oity who buy
coal by the bucketful pay for it at the rate
of about $15 per ton.
A Heyworth, III., lady has a crazy quilt
with 28,002 pieces in it, and her husband
has several shirts without any buttons on.
He uses shirt studs.
A Kansas widow rode six milk daring the
recent cold snap to put a mortgage on her
place, and the first thing she bought was e
celluloid toilet set in it plush case.
Mrs. Elizabeth Weaver Hendrickson, of
DuQuoin, Ill., who is 102 years old, says
she is the oldest Methodist in America, and
is proud of being of the " shouting kind."
Crowds of peoplahave crossed the Hud-
son river on the ice from Yonkers to the
New Jersey shore.. The feat had not been
performed before since the winter of 1879.
There are50 widows in New York City
with fortunes ranging from $1,000,000, but
the unmarried men claim that they fail to
take advantage of their leap year privi-
leges.
Brooklyn policemen are able to predict
the weather by the sound from distant rail-
way trains. A whistle that oan never be
heard in fine weather is distinctly audible a
few hours before tain or snow.
Mrs. Mathner, of Texarkana, Ark., hid
$500 in the stove to prevent the . burglars
getting it, and next morning built a fire
without taking qut the money. Her hus-
band is excused by,all the neighbors for his
swearing.
While 'Chief sedsPolice Crowley, of San
Francisco, was on '`e, still hunt for a gang of
burglars, one of the precious rogues quietly
entered his house and 'departing left his
blessing,but took ,about five" hundred dol-
lars' worth of jewellery, ; •
A special agent of the United States Trea-
sury who has been investigating the recent
opium smulrglieg mics 'adxbss, tlib Oenadian'
frontier, hag seemed"evidenob that the smug-
glers heve involy g Governmentoficiale en ederatee in New tbePac fic 11
' The proprietor and editor of A paper in
Blakely, Ge., blacklisted himself by the fol-
lowing Bard: -"On and after date, the under-
signed gives notice that he will prosecute
any person selling him intoxicating liquor
of any kind, to she inti extent of the law.
This is not for the purpose. of injuring whie
key dealers, but to get aober and stay so."
A 'Missouri farmer recently learned that
the grand jury was about to indiet him far
working on Sunday. Ha didn't try to evade
the obarge, but oz the 'contrary had hie fear
sons summoned ea witnesses against him..
lie was fined $1 and costs a total of Q,,5.
But as the mileage and witness fees el hits
cons amounted to $10.40, the family cleared
$5.40 on the transaction,
The Rev. Dr, John Hall le said to have
pocketed singe last September fully $30,000
tri znarriege feet. Goo bridegroom gave
him a ebeaae • for $5,100 ter tying the nup-
tial knot, Dr. Hail ie worth $1,000,050
hie total income is at least $100;Q00. iiia
eengzegation le the wealthiest in New York.
The amount of $400,000,(00 Wray be seen in
hie ebureh any.Sunday morning. Dr, $All
bas a monopoly of all the swell weddings.
Brides who desire to bola the fashion insist
upon being married. by the •millionaire.',
e1ergyrnau.
The case of alleged nlalvereation on the
past of Jay Could and Itatsee l Sage in the
once of the Denver Parlor and Kansas It...
eifia trust has seetned to the District At-
torney of New 'Slott serious enough to war-
rant its '4 lug laid before the end gory. If ,
it
ie not thrown eat there tbeee fewest
fiaancitrs will leave to stand their trial for
grand lareeny, the punishment tar which is
Inmprfeeemeut and line, the former for flat I
less than five nor more than leu years, and.
the latter not exceeding the. value of the
property nieepproprieted, with iutereat
from the day of the levee's), and twenty per
cent, additiareal. The alleged od'eneaa cc -
carred eight years ago, Aad the amount
•called for to -day in Casa of conviction would
he $5,000,000 It would give unmixed set.
isfa ction. to a good many people to bee Jay
Gould wear Sing Siegetripte for five year&
Tae United States will saffer far nacre
than (creat Britain Team the failure of the
Senate at Washington to 'Mops, the nes. ex-
tredition-treatys. Tide slew iscoalir:uet by
the Tenoning utteranoee of the Ch.ieaeo
tr'rdaree on the subject : .x Bink eztlo-e:s,
bookkeepere, and truet-fwed holders who
have hems hesitating for fear that the $eufama
might rati.€,y* tile treaty any day, will new
be relieved fraoni their approl;eneiaue A,atd
east appropriate their employer&' Or depusi' I
tors' nleuey in. eembling epeeeleti.ozas tar,
their hearts' eouteat. For ten uaoutleaetmere'
there le full l.iweu a to plunder. 1'er tan
mou:tae more no defaulter or Weiler need
feat' the penitenti.lry. For ten months
more the Canadian dear stands wide uptar
and ne one Baa -runt nt QUA or utzico teens
afraid. Thie ternlptrt10U adL reethus, and
the Sento has renewed the premium for
crime by geneeeutly erteudin , the tion':. If
tit' b sellers cu.l dlcfeultero do not have a'
plate tbls ennui= it will not be tho fault
of the Senate."
id nos, an icaperisl regulation in Brazil
thatperuous who di frain yellow fever eball
be cremated, the State bearing the whole
expense.
It has been decided that no theatre in
Madrid will be allowed to open its doors
next winter unless ft shall be lighted by
olectrieity.
I)r. Paarker'e cengregatian gave hint as
his valentine a beautiful dells and his full
zinlary during the time he wan aheeut
America.
It is stated both Mr. Gladstone and lir.
Parnell firmly believe they will be able to
turn out the Slinietry on its Local Govern-
ment bill.
A half•breed Normandy horsy letoly drew
a waggon with two men roventy.ivo miles
in eight tuners and fiftysevan minutes, in-
cluding an soul's rest.
Itis asserted that ex Q teen Isabella re.
centiy invited tbo chiefs of hor Wally to a
confreence to discuss the prospects of over-
throwing the Spanish regency.
Sir Edwin Arnold, it is stated, ielikely to
be appointed poet iaureate in succession to
Lord Tennyson, as the Qaoen warmly fav-
ours
avours the author of " Light of Asia."
Tho omission of even the slightest allus-
ion to John L Sallivan or the Wild West
Show in the
aeen s
Speech p
ro
duced g teat
disappointment in the United States.
Col. Kine -Harman deolared in Parliament
that the National League was losing power
and that no realattempts were now made to
hold meetings in the proclaimed districts.
Itis stated Lord Randolph Churchill, dur.
ing his recent visit, submitted a proposal
that Russia should be left at liberty of ace
tion in Europe, on condition that she did
not encroach upon Afghan territory.
Messrs. Graham, M.P., and Burns, Social.
ist leaders, who were sentenced to six
weeks' imprisonment for their connection
with the Trafalgar square riots, were re-
leased from Pentonville prison on Saturday.
A Singapore missionary says that the
deadly cobra of the Indian archipelago never
exceeds the length of five feet, The hama.
dryas, a snake often confounded with the
cobra, attains the length of 15 feet, and is
very fierce. The python sometimes grown
to he 20 feet long.
Madrid besets of . a woman one hundred
and nine years old, with a daughter aged
sixty, whom she take, out ` to walk every
day, leading her by the hand. All of her
life she has been a washerwoman, and only
two years ago went with thdd rest of her
craft to wash a basketful of linen at the
river edge. The astonishing thing is that
she has always lived in one of the dirtiest
streets in the city -a very dirty street in a
Spanish oity is a terror -and the sanitary
experts are consequently in great despair at
the failure of their theories.
Heat and Cold
Is a never -failing oause of disease. At this
season of the year neuralgia, toothache, and
a host of similar diseases are rampant. The
great question, then, is to find the quickest,
surest, and most economical remedy, Pol
son's NexvmtNE exactly fills these require -
monists. It ie' prompt, efficient, and most
economical, for it exceeds in power every.
known remedy, and is as cheap as inferior
articles, A 10 cent sample bottle will give
every person a chance to test it. Large.
bottles only 25 dents.
Fondness for Baked Monkeys,
"1 have eaten with the Chinese in China,"
said Colonel Patrick Donan. " 1 have eaten
with the President of the Plaited States in
the white Boase. I have eaten with nearly
every nation on earth. In many cases I
don't know what I have eaten, for I have
always regarded it as bad taste to ask gees.'
tions about the diehes that are provided in
your honour by hospitable people. In
China I have eaten rats, bat I didn't know
it ; and what you doa't know does you ne
harm. When the Sioux want to do you
honour they will serve you up roast dog.
In Spaniels Roaduras the dish of harmer is
baked monkey, and sweeter meat you eould
not imagine. These monkeys live up in the
branches of treea and on the vines ; their
feet never touch the earth beneath them
and they live on the choieest nu'sand fruit,
No chicken was ever to sweet and tender as
baked monkey, I do confess, Omagh, thin
en one of the last occasions of nay diningiin
Hgndnrge I did not feel that ail Was sr ell
When at the eied of 'he 'meal 1 found I hal
Ottlf ed mgseill with baked lizard. Of soured
there is eothbas, wrong. with the lizard, ex-
cept our petty prejudices. It tasted splen-
did, but wheo at teat I taw the big gee y
le; sad the claw of the 'mud 3 didnt dolt sl
I liked it."
imam Growing.
Mr. i'. E. Backe, speaking to the Ottawa
Fruit Growers° 4eeeeietioa the other day,
at Ottawa, eald: isi hie eali anetiers the Ot.. ,
taws, Valley plume; were as geed ug thette a, !
any other pare of the Deminron.
Dr. Hurlbert had izad great suo«gess slick
the native yellow. plata. Toe tree grew I
_rapidly and the frzeic seas !acetone. tie re-
co l-razended a trial for it.
Mr. 11, B. White drew attendees to the
feat that the atouea of our plume were, not i
ell large. Re heed sen roam euly'ascent a
quarter of au Weil its length.
Mr. Charles Gibb, of Aheotteford, stated
that tbaplunzseed brought, from I eeele, and
which bed done so well Isere, was not tete
real Rue:dais Pinel, That speelee received
here hod been sent from Hief, where the at-
mosphere ie liho that of iTamilton.
Prof. ,Sarinderaatha,J, the frzi13 gratrotu
prefiMt to coed RUfferens• tirade of ereie so
the Experimental farm to barothete* tested.
A "Put and Call."
Vole ie a fenny phrase to the uninitiated,
horst all the btaheru uuderetend ir. They use
it arises a err 9u gives a certain per cent,
for the option el Dallying or eelliug t313td5 en
a} fixed *lay a% a price waited on the thy ta50
option le given, It is often a s.'rien%
Flan so 4 o bus dealer,but there is a mere c4M-
1044put uwl call', then tide when yea
are td tact" to bed with a seem cell awl
l
yeur lentrtig "call to pllyelatm eveld
hill %Dais by i r plug is t 4 Dunes d.1r- 1 teree's
Golden hiedlcnt Drr 'cry'. no great stave
for gn.elreeuery a Ad bleed dienerey,
aretlen is Marvellous. I% niers the ware:I
cupgb whether n uti', ldugeziene or eheecie,
For Weal; leings, Sgyitti^� cut tilts a 1, Snort
lireaeh, Consnnaptien, Night ewer, , and
1-,iiu'lro l efa"ect:one , f. eurpaseee ell other
IRV_ inter:
The iatout fad on helldrers:es are long;
aogel xleev .
f'"A Word to the Wise Is Sufii-
eleot:
Catarrh is not eimply an iueouvenieuee,
unpleasant to the sufferer and dieguating to
others -it la an advanced outpost of ap-
proaching dieeaao of worce type. 1?a nut
neglect its warning ; It brings deacily evils
in ata train. Before it ie too late, use 11r.
Sage's l'atarrli Remedy. It reaches the
seat of the ailment, and le the only thing
stat will. on may deco yourself
quack metliciaaa "tilt Itis too tato-'till the
tttreamlet b:comea a makes torrent, It le
the matured invention of a eelentitia pity,ai•
eian. "A word to the seise is nufli:ieat.'
Rnndlrercbiefa entirely lace aro eoming in
vogue.
"Stony men Of man} minds;
Bony ?laser rarlaus 41ads.
But far a Mitt, 4:fieetive, t r.,relethre purges
tive, eon had better get Dr, t°ier.:e'a l'ieas-
nut Purgative Peliete. They euresick heed -
ache, bilious heade,che, dizziness:, constipa-
tion, indigestion, and btlieus attacks: '93
cents a via!, by druggists.
Stripes aro more than over fashionable
and most of the gingham: aro laced -striped.
Creaeu,aus lima Recess restores grey and faded
hair to iha natural oolor and proments M11Mg out.
There aro lnanypoko-brimmed bonnets
among the importations of spring millinery.
e ee:ncves. your etomzeb re Bowels gee ant of at
dor, causing Biliotiinete Dy-_apepaea, or reensesecn,
aril their attendant arils, take at once a dcia c1 Dr.
uaswov S.amacb. Bitters. Eng, family mzdlc:ee.
Drageed;i, •O cense.
Button are no longer in evidence upon
stylish costumes, and if seen at all are of the
most inconspicuous pattern.
Has f Cocoa Costs eures.in ono minute.
Parisian woolen spring street toilets in
two shades of the same color have the skirt
of the lighter shade, with draperies, waist,
and short wrap of the darker.
Ocean Steamship Passengers
Via New York should take . the Erie rail-
way, as it is not only the shortest and beat
line, but lands people close to the piers of
the leading steamship companies. In buy-
ing tickets, ask for the Ede.
Ribbons painted in jardiniere patterns to
matoh the designs on bengalines, China
silks, and chalice come a nong millinery
novelties for early spring.
Coll No More.
Watson's cough drops are the best in th •
world for the throat and cheat, for the voice
unequalled. See that the letters R. & T.W.
are stamped oa each drop.
Copper shades preva'1 in the new checked
and striped woolens, and two tones of the
color appear in place of white.
A Cure for Drunkenness.
The opium habit, depsomauia, the morphine habit,
nervous prostration caused by the use of tobacco,
wakefulness, mental depression, softening of the
brain, etc., premature old age, loss of vitality caused
by over-exertion of the brain, and loss of natural
strength from any cause whatever. Men -young,
old or mlddle.aged-who are broken down from any
of the abo%e amuses, or any oause nottnentioned above,
send your address and 10 cents in stamps for Lubon's
Treatise, in book form, of Diseases of Han. Books
sent sealed and secure from observation. Address M.
V LIMON 47 Wellineton street East, Toronto Ont.
Pere Hyacinth said lately that if the
Church of Rome would give up infallibility,
allow priests to marry, and render confos•
sion voluntary, it would rally to its side "all
the disenters and all the lukewarm."
People who are subject to bad breath, foal conned
tongue, or any disorder of the Stetnmtrh, can at once
be relieved by using Dr. Carson's Stumaoh Bitters,
the old and tried remedy. Ask year Drrlrteiet
A. le 387.
For The Nervous
The Debilitated
The Aged.
Wenn NervousPae trateo_n,ii:;vane Hind•
nzhc.ricuralgiat,ATervocrsli ochness.
Stomachand LiverINseases, and alt
r eecticau ot't ss, ISideeya.
A NERVE TONIC.
geezers W. neto•,. sense me, oasis'..Fos;
"For two 3'eeseIssaoarnil'ere fivicmucousde.
bSTits, aid l thank tical 4:1. the ri'' ca Wer of the
safeab a ivsa iy rh.-ri Pains. c harm COW,0:. Ala
caLvit me ! :r e. tis nahis rc._zrSW. 1.4 r„ y it
Pre. Lelany cuit,rteto=efvradvice:"
AN ALTERATIVE.
troeeo A£;ax r,;. Wn n,soo, `l.'x,Eaes:
][ me eve karwteaC' e=Coasraore ar d calf
hitt b y ArrneT.e a¢ar reel tc' beam internal them r.
11fteeju .7157r..3e, ad wail enerni'tonfrom
" to tea" Vie 4 er ttni in rattails 14.•vAFtt3'.
ar 414p taveffi.r 47.4 a re= z. hilts; swore veva
A LAXATIVE.
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Ferran y-eaus 1 bass lc,en s Owe fi sof eiwr
/rem Iddizey nr:117:sertesctIle., ntler:'nd with cies.
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4`nrnYt;OwS'c'NO st eC411F4.0.9 tho gic:iaralhRe2
WA des, New cava cae ;raw ails m .
A DIIIRETIO.
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eMe% Business college, +metlpir, fiat.
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out the CStated and Canals, t well give aro
82,900.0e114 gold as ti)/tows CO flee parties aendtn
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easesee Stamps tee =Toes of the fallowtnfg coil
ttenoytasplanuaer bulbi, which w*U be sent dry ins
lodtpaid). lu x pril next, and guaranteed to arrtYS scat
GOODS; WET tel A'lti"ii1S1,,1E*. ,eiai.-s'lardy Roam.
IN -3 EvesbloouzinglIeSea.
3.-2 "lardy C9.iabing Doses.
4.-2 DAhlini,
5.-8 Gladiolus.
!..«S Matti Grape vines.
7.--$ itaspberrlea, 4 eaeb, black land re
S.-20 Strawberry Plant/444°h of ce kind'.
ATlletten with stamps enclosed aeroquestod abort,
,for planta, x111 be aumbcred as they come to hand,
end the venders of tho first thirteen hundred letters
Desiring to obtain a ilusinesn Education, or irenue 'trill tensile gilts en follows :
proficient in bhorthaud and Typos riting, ehonbl ot. tat •-t¢RSO The next > 0, $10 each.
tend tho
BRITISH AMERICAN BUSINESS S 1 ftd.- 100 The
neXt 4155. 5 teeth i
Arcade, Tongs rtreot," Tcronto. 4th.- 80 The nett 82e, 7 each.
For Circulars, ete,, Addrecs C. O'DE,1. Reeretorg 5th.- 20
'rOROT-tTO.
CA -NADA. fl'1i4C'!Il1J�9dbrillri, ArterlOthousand letters have boon received. Mei
' senders of the next cloven hundred letters will re-/
LOAM AND SAVINGS GOIVIPANY 1 roaf egutaae renews l
lat. -$225 The next 70, $15 each.
1
2nd.- 125 The next 15, 10 each.
3rd.- 78 The next xb, L each.
lth.- 80 Tho next 470, 2 each.
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5th.- The
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INCORPORATED A.D. 1635.
Subscribed Capital, • . $3,500,00a
I'ald•up Capital, • • • 2,300,000
Reserve i'ranCC, • -• 1,130,000,
Total Assets, . • • 9,301,615 After= thousand lettere have been received, the
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Office :-Coy's Mass, Toronto St.., Toronto. amdersof ihensxton. thousand letters will receival
STRAIGHT LOANS LAN. OR CREDIT FONGIER Plata a. toTlown:
3 snots sia5 c*cIs Tho next 3.420 each
The Company has a large amount of money to lend a. 4 and 5enehi The n�xr. r,. 1a each'
onilealEstatescauritesatthelowestcurrentrateof .7 and& tach. hanoelata+, aenth
interest repayable either Inoue sum or by -instalments 4.10, u gadll, 25 each.!Cho next 663. leach
as may be desired by the borrower. Applies AfterlSOthondand letters have been received, they
tions may bo made direct to the undersigned by senders of the next eleven hundred and nine to
letter or otberwl%e, or to the iced represoutativet will receive gifts as follows:
of the Company throughout Ontario. As the Com = ����.•� ;10oeaeh Thenext rOSao each. each �
piny always has funds on hand no delay need be ex 1 The next 25 10 each
petted .*xpeesea reduces to minimum. sand 4 - SO each Tho naa�i,ti5 2 each!
.ifort e.rex and Municipal DebenturesPurehasat. The next, 25 each The next 479 1 each
J. HERBERT MASON, Siaa+.agin>~ Director Any person may send any number of times for an7,
Of abovo collections.
If three cants extra is sent I will send la April e,
ped to thUst e toofttthe names of all persona who are enti-
As a direct investment this will not pay, but my
object is to introduce my stook, and build up a trade
by mail I employ no agents. but deal direct with,
customers, and can mall and deliver stock to any part
of the United States or Canada, either by mail',
express or freight, at about one-half the price charged
by other Nurserymen through agonte. Send me a,
list of wants and I will quote you prices. Mention
thIa papa, and address all latera-
l' atczllnln Tomartn. EMU.
AS K'YOV.P,be Fo •
STE:ELE'BR:OS&COS
ELID $a, ii
CAPITAL AND FUNDS NOW OVER 43,020,000.
711tJD ®P1F1C>EA 3101317] COMPANY, IISTA1ILIUTORONTO STREET,
1871.OHONSO,
To th's date, October 81, 1887, there has beta returned :
To the heirs of Policy -holders (death claims) 1,049,249 00
To the hold,rs of matured End•.wmont Policies 26,492 63
To Policy -holders on surrender of Policies 98,858 00
To Policyholders tor Club Profits (including those allocated and being pato) 432,544 02
To holders of Annuity Bonds 16,007 84
Loaned to Policy -holders on Security of their Policies 82,284 98
51,300,174 47
Policies in .Force over 10,000. Amount over $15,000,000.
PRESIDENT -How. Sin W. P. HOWLAND, C.B., K.C.M.(I., I
J. K. DiACDONALD, Managing Director.
ONT.
VICE•PRESIDENTS -WILLIAM ELLIOTT, ESQ • EDWARD HOOPER ESQ
t Polioies Nonforfeltable after 2 years and Indefeasible. atter 3 years,