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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1895-1-10, Page 6aea .Subscribers who do net receive their pane promptly will, phase notify in at miec:, Advertising rates ou appticittion. TJIE EXETER. .. AD)VOCATE, TRUIISDA Y, JANITA.RY 10, 1$95, eek's ConOnerelall Smmnn cry, Nearly 7,000 shares of Montreal Street Railway sold, in Montreal East week, \TEWSY CANADIAN ITEMS THE MOWS RAPPENINQS. teregtiag homes and IneIdatzts,'AmpSere, ant and Inutrlagtive, Gathered frozrt the Veerleele R'rovineea Essex has another gas company. Orillia kills'tagless dogs on sight,. Firebugsare active in Owen Sound, 7.Ize number of failures in the 13omin- Athens has just hada fine poultry fai n,ion the est week was411Um zethanBothw llis armozt, As oata- Fhesamevtcliu189 . tion, , The earnings of the Canadian Pacific: Railway for the third week of December were $810,000, a decrease el $10,000, The withdrawals from the Pustoflce Savings Bank exceeded the deposits dur- ing the mouth of November by over `.f 3U,ODU. In the Dominion last week the failures numbered 86, as against, 40 the previt is week, and 87 for the corresponding we k of a year ago. Ontario had 16, a de- csreae of 6, of which only 4 had a credit ranting, Quebec .had 14, none of which aver Colum- bia 4,o Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island 1 each. No failures in New Bruns- wick and Manitoba. Wheat quotations are practically un- changed, and the holiday dullness is be- ing felt. R eoipts are smaller than in preceding weeks, but the accumulation of stock continues, and the visible sup- ply both here and abroad is much larger, Some selling for foreign account is re- ported,and it is rumored that wet weather es delaying the harvest in Argentina. Many traders think that the American crop is nearly marketed, and that a sevore decline in arrivals will soon, be noticed, but no consequent advance in pries has occurred. The best news is the strength of French markets, bat coati ne ntal markets generally do not respond. Here and There. A plot sometimes thickens until every- body can see through it. xxx A bullet-proof coat should be worn when asking questions of Iowa bank clerks. xxx Using other th the intention of replacing iteople's sec ezof the trick cards m the devil's pack. xxx The Japanese are marching forward without music. They use their brass bands only to punish refractory prison- ers. xxx A London preacher whose sermons are good enough to print is protesting vigor- ously that he does not want them report- ed in newspapers and periodicals, because this deprives him and his publisher of the annual volume. xxx A confessed murderer in Kansas City has been acquitted on the plea of hyp- notism, and the man who hypnotized him is ander sentence of death. The Americans have not been slow to take ftp the new ideas. ' xxx The Iowa doctor who "had to put a widow out of his office because she made love to him" is J, J. Guthrie. One of those J's must be for Joseph, and wheth- er it stands for that or not `'the doctor is entitled to a coat of many colors, x x x The college girls at Olivet, Mich,, not e col lee dingg-rooame of football in m, but they kicked down the clzand li:xs, broke the windows and made the place lc ok as if it had experi- enced a very severe earthquake shock. T�el0eeaachers also wore the same shock- inxxx Mary E. Lease will go to California for •crest and recreation. Her recent illness has seriously impaired her constitution, and the prominent position she has at - tamed in Kansas renders life too exeit- ing th ere for her shattered nerves. Ont - door life on a ranch, she hopes, will re - stere her to her former vigor. xxx Some of the Kentucky colonels are ';eompletely flabbergasten on beholding a "lady in divided skirts, Col. Farrar, . of Louisville, writes that .his feelings at the 'sight were akin to those of a young ernan who described her wo- itions of' first f'love as an "inward indescribableness of'. "outward all overishness," x xx The thermogen is an appliaace for keeping up the temperature of a patient Kingston will probably organize a so - during an operation, doing . away ciety for the protection of women and with blankets and hot water bottles. It children. is in the form of a quilted cushion, with an arrangement of fine wires inside, by which any desired degree of heat may be obtained by electricity. It was ex- hibited at the last meeting of the Royal Society of England. 'Whooping --cough is prevalent In Ganan- aqua. Diphtheria is again prey. alont in Lloyd - town. In Winds r a lilac tree was, buddicg last week. 13roekville's new asylum is ready for patients. Bracebridge is organizing a Board of .Exchange, Chimney Island,ln the St. Lawrence, is for sale The Patrons will build a grist mill at Coldwater. A lad at Gore Bay was fined $2) for shooting a dog. Compulsory vaccination is being en- forced in B irrie, "Pumpkin Pie" parties are popular in the country, Orillia's boys play football on the streets of the town, The Aurora drill shed is to. be repaired and rectified. The Mennonites have had a great re- vival at Nottawa. Liquor licenses at Orange'ile will be limited to six. James Knechtel, prominent architect, Berlin, is dead. Liens have been put upon the new town hall at Orillia. Gananoqua has a sewing machine ope- rated by electricity. The old Methodist church at Hamp- shire Mills is for sale. The Kingston Fair Association wants to sell its grounds. Palmerston's new Presbyserian church is almost completed. For its size Penetang has the best fire protection in Ontario. Athens is organizing a syndicate to buy a $2,1 0 stock horse. The Kingston street railway carries 8,OGO passengers weekly. A five -pound horned owl. was on sale at Hamilton last week. Perth has a ladies' hockey club with a membership of thirty. The Oddfellows of Renfrew have just dedicated a fine new hall. • The Orange Hall at Seymour has been burned by an incendiary. The Mennonites have bought the Methodist church at Sunnidale. Waterloo county has,given $1,000 each to Berlin and Guelph hospitals, The new Presbyterian church at Mone - ton, N.B,, has been dedicated. The old Graham woollen mills are be- ing refitted as a chopping mill. The new Masonic hall at Thamesford is rapidly approaching completion. Perth's grand jury wants the Govern- ment to make tramps work on the roads. Five men are mentioned as probable candidates for the mayoralty of Strat- ford. Rev. W. F. and Mrs. Clarke, Guelph, recently celebrated th-ir golden wed- ding. The fire insurance rates la Winnipeg figures. have been restored to their original The Hamilton Street Railway Com- pany has declared a satisfactory divi- dend. More than 200 young men attended a barn raising near Markham the other day. Rev. G. B. Cooke, Acton, has been pre- sented with a purse of $100 by his parish- ioners. The Stratford Turf Club will, offer $5,- 500 in prizes for its meet on June 11, 12 and 13. Stratford will vote upon the expendi- ture of $16,000 for an electric light station and plant. A company is being formed in Perth for the manufacture of car and locomotive wheels. The assessed value of property in Lon- don is $15,328,710; $250,700 higher than last year. James .A. Laidlaw, of Hamilton, has been appointed storekeeper of the Brock- ville asylum. A free library by-law will be submitted to the electors of Belleville at the munici- pal elections. Electrical Heating. The G.T.R. does not intend to go bank The advantages of electricity for heat- to the tri -weekly service above Palmerston ing are being recognized. A mauufac- this winter. tuner in the south of Prance proposes to employ water -power for heating his fac- Clair county admits be no one dtoe its poor - tory, thus saving 30,000 francs per annum house unless ea has been a resident of the in fuel. In South America an electric county one year. drying machine, in whieh air is forced Shelburne pays $500 a year, for street through a chamber of heated plates and lighting, besides exempting the whole comes out as hot blast, is to serve in dry- plant from taxation. ing wheat, the current to be generated The annual meeting of the Ontario by waste water -power. Other plans pre- Creameries Association will be held in posed are electric heat for use with am- Chesley January 8. munition caps, and eleetrie soldering Dr, J. W. McIntosh, of Gore Bay, has irons must be employed in a gunpowder been appointed associate coroner for the factory where the irons must not get hot- distriet of Manitoulin, ter than 450 degrees Fahrenheit. Pro- bably the moat curious application now Toeing arranged is one to prevent the freezing of a clock. A large town clock in an exposed place often gets clogged 'with snow and ace in winter, and this is to be remedied by placing an electric hot- plate on the top or side of the cloak. Gated ruling's of Great Joy. 'There could be no gladder tidings than news of a cure for consumption. M'iller's :Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil cures consump- tion and every disease of the lungs and respiratory organs. Why? Because it supplies new blood to the exhausted sys- tem, thus giving a now lease of life, 1N/fi- ler's; Em) ilsiun is made from the Oil of the Norwegian Cod Liver, and in conjunction with hypophosphites of lime and soda forms the greatest yitalizer of the age. ::YIiller's ,,Emulsion is the great nerve strengthener and blood maker, and aures giougin), (cold's. Bronchitis, Scrofula and rill 1Jttng afl'ectione. In Bi Bottles SOc. The , 1. he. (Ealntrcl Lacrosse Club .will torte an wind $t, nt all Drug Stores. g ' athletic ttsaoviatio>;at and braid 'a dub About 125 applications have been re- ceived in answer to the advertisement for a teacher at Boston school. 14tr. William Sharpe, of Westwood, Ont, treasurer of the township of Asphodel,was recently robbed of $500. Whitby has decided to employ a. night watchman and thus evade a 25 per cent, increase in insurance rates. One hundred men will be employed at Kingston this winter in building a new dredge for Connally Bros, Mae. W. Colwell, wife of the editor of the Paris Review, has received a legacy from an aunt in. the Isle of Wight. Mayor Gill of S ,. t. Thomas, has issued a proclamation declaring compulsory vacci- natiozz as provided by the statute, George Elliott, formerly a • Widder, but now of Sai reesid n e t of San. FrarlSisao, .lies Lately been eIoctod to the (California As- serblya house at an expenditure of :front $10,000 to $410,00Q, Out of 100 apl>lioants for work in the Hn,miltozz qq,uarrros not one in ten is will- ing to crank .stones, but all waatt quarry work. The Markham Village inunioipal Ole tions will be fought out on the issu "Shall the woollen mill be exempted fro taxes or not." Chatham has sold debentures of $10,01 bearing 411 per cent, interest to Hane .Bros,, of Montreal, for $10,591, a promi um of $483. The Ziell Telephone Company .has bee awarded the contract for the erection of system of electric fire alarm for Chatha to cost $1,21.),Mr. Robert Park, temporarily appoint ed Public Sehool Inspector for West Kent has been permanently- appointed by„ the county council. The Real Estate Owners' Association of London will light the attempt to issue $50,000 worth of water works debentures without a popular vote. It is proposed to re-elect . the whole council of Orillia township by acclama- tion and spend the money which the election would cost on the roads. An orator at one of the University unions bore off the palet of merit when he declared that "the British lion,whether it is roaming the deserts of India or climb- ing the forests of Canada, will not draw in its horns nor retire into its shell," ee 0 m 8 On m FOBEIGeale Corea will borrow 9,000,000 yen from Japan. Smoke has been seen coming from Mt, Ranier. Count Schouvaloff succeeds Gen, Gour- ko as military governor of Warsaw. Russo -German trade has been greatly timulated by the recent cintmereial reaty. The Bremen and Ramberg authorities have prohibited the importation of cattle and pigs from England and Ireland, Fifteen persons were killed and many "injured by a collision between the Man- chester express train and a goods train. The few trustworthy accounts of in Paris show fully that French suspic otn and hatred of Germany are again at the flood, Capt. Dreyfus was found guilty at Paris of selling military plans to other Governments and sentenced to imprison- ment for life. D one of the naedical attend- ants Lord Randolph Churchill, says the ease is absolutely hopeless, and that the patient may linger for a month. The Paris Figaro thinks that Atlantic vessels should be forbidden to cross, the Newfoundland banks during the fishing season. This world prevent collisions. The British and American attaches to the Japanese army when the latter took Port Arthur are said to have been horri- fied at the barbarities practised by the Japanese on unarmed Chinese. The Berlin Vorwserts says that the de- crease of the respect in which the empire used to be held is seen in the comments of foreign newspapers upon the Kaiser and his actions, which it is impossible to reproduce in Germany: As to Admiral Walker's fears that a British ship would aid the Royalists in Honolulu in case, of an uprising in case no American ship were present, it is said in United States official circles that the Administration had a very clear under standing with Great Britain that such would not be the case. Mother Grave's Wormy Exterminator is pleasant to take ; sure and effectual in destroying worms. Many . have tried it with best results. Geranium Buds Dropping. Too warm d too an will often cause geraniuzn batmosphere fade and drop oif before they expand. Mois- ture in the atmosphere should be sup- plied if possible by keeping a pan of water on the stove or register, filling the hot water pan of the heater, or setting ves- sels of water among the plants. It is also important to occasionally ' sprinkle or syringe the plants thoroughly to keep the foliage :free from dust, and give the plants all the sunshine possible. Though the foliage maybe sprinkled daily, the soil should riot be watered until it begins to dry at the surface. With attention to these details there will be profuse and healthy bloom Messrs. Stott & Jury, Chemists, Bow= rnanville, writer "We would direct at- tention to Northrop & Lyman's Vegetable Discovery, which is giving perfect satis- faction to our numerous customers. Ail the preparations manufactured by this, well known house are among the most reliable in the market," An Accomplished Fact, "Grandma, may I take that piece of chocolate you'Ieft on the table? I will be so good !" ' Yes, you may take it." (The little girl does not move.) "Why don't you go and get it?" "Oh 1 grandma, dear ; I ate it first." AS PAItele rn'S V19GBTA:I3:LD Pats con- tain Mandrake and Dandelion, they cure Liver and Kidney Complaints with an - erring certainty. They also contain Roots and Herbs which have specific vir- tues truly wonderful in their actionon the.stomaoh and bowels, Mr. E. A. Cairn - ovum Shakespeare, writes: "1 oonsider Parmelee's Pills an excellent remedy for Biliousness and Derangement of the Liver having used them myself for some time." A. curious narometer is used in Germany, and Switzerland. It is a jar of water, with a frog and a step -ladder in it. When the frog canes out of the water and sits onthe steps a rainstoona will soon Decor. '`here San I get sone) of Holloway's Corn Cure ? I was entirely cured of my corns by this remedy and 1 wish some more of it for my friends. So writes M. 1, W. Brown, Chicago. SI)C Olf.:q —The most conclusive testi- mony, repeatedly laid before the public in the columns of the daily press, proves that Dn. Tlloarrn5' EOrjscmltlo OIL --an ab soltitely pure combination of six of the finest remedial oils in existence—remedies rheumatic pain, eradicates affections of the throat and lungs, and cures piles, wounds, sores, larneness, tumors, buns and injuries of 'horses and cattle.. ' i'leavaiit Revolution, Strange.—Zeta Lonticrwetter:, riow you have oat my chin a second time, If you can't shave better than that you will lose all your customers pretty quiek. Ben:boa's Apprentice --Not at all I am not allowed to shave the regular custoin- on yet; I only share etre/igen, VIFROM E UNITED SIMS DOINGS ACHOSS THE Lot.. Utapie Sena's Broad ,Amies Furnish Quite a Pew Small Item/ that are Worth a Careful Reading'.,., New 'York suicidesaverage day, .seven - a Samoan advices confirm the death of Robert Louis Stevenson, .A. profit of $142,250 was realized from New ew York horse show, Dobbs will appeal Judge Woods' decis- ion committing him to prison. One .firm in New York prints 7,000 Bibles a day all the year round. White Caps spent Christmas in. Adams County, Ohio, whipping people. The total missionary giftsofChristen don are estimated at $14,718,627. Lewis T. Ives, a we'l-known lawyer and artist, of Detroit, died Friday. Tuberculosis in cattle is generally pre- valent throughout Western New York, Tho value of the leaf tobacco eatporeed 000. by the United States in 1890 was 820,640, - James Simpson, a New York merchant, died on Friday, giving $20,0u0 to his em- ployes. John Burns, M,P,, was a spectator at the Christmas exercises in the Ohio. Peni- tentiary, rive persons were disfigured for life by the explosion of a toy cannon at Rich- mond, Va, A New York dog whose eyesight is af- fected is daily seen,;wearing a pair of spectacles. Riverhoshone Indian born Re ervationinSeptyember has fourr perfeet ears. constitutionality WealthyNew of then wzUnit d St tes income tax. At the sorting gap in Marinette, Wis., 845,000,000 feet of lumber have been sort- ed this season. In O ss 1889-90noon fewer than z18, 00 n the new wo laws were enacted. The Chicano, Burlington & Quincy Railroad has declared a quarterly divi- dend of 1 per cent. ;'-„•-- Miguel Bolger, ex -Consul -General of the Uaited States of Columbia:, died sud- denly hi New York, The Young Men's Christian iAssocia- tion Hall at Albany, N.Y., was burned, eaesiag a loss of $40,000. Capt. Stephenson, the first Lexow vie tim, was fined $1,000 and given three years and nine months. Henry Monier, who jumped with the aid of a parachute from the Poughkeepsie bridge on Christmas Day, is badly in- jured. Robert Rouse shot Miss Bettie Hayden near Florida, Mo., on Sunday, and killed himself half an hour after. The young lady will recover. Mayor Hopkins, of Chicago, has an- nounced his determination to create a non-partisan commission to control the police department. The United States Government is be- coming apprehensive at the increasing opp ieition to the income tan and bit threats to wilily it. Wm. A. Lippert, who committed for- e eries at Capetown. South Africa, to the amount of half a million dollars, has been arrested in Cincinnati. Christmas Day in St. Louis, Mo., was rendered memorable by two murders, thirty cases of cutting, shooting and rob- bery, and assaults innumerable. A lone highwayman held up the stage eight miles from Tart . Thomas, Arizona, and secured the mail pouch, supposed to contain a large sum of money. The Pennsylvania, Poughkeepsie & Boston railroad was sold at public sale at Columbia, N.J., to the Holland Trust Company for $853,000. The Diamond Oil Company has been formed at Toledo, 0,, with a capital of 88,000,000. The company will be a strong competitor of the Standard uil Company. Timothy Kane,camp foreman for the Manitou Lumbering Company, was mur- dered. at Senay, Mick., by Isaac Stetcher on account of an old grudge. Stetcher is under arrest. The Globe's Washington correspondent telegraphs : The Administration is be- coming apprehensive at the increasing oa nullity ito the income tax and threats 4. document is to be read in Roman Catholic churches in the United States on Sunday which •prohibits Roman Cath- olics from membership in the Orldfellows, the S,ns of Temperanos and Knights of Pythias. Edward R. Carter, transfer and coupon clerk of the National Bank of Commerce in Neur York, has been arrested charged with appropriating $80,000 of the bank's money. Carter is forty-four years old, and has a wife and two children. "Jim Hall," of Dana's "'TwoYears Be- fore .the Mast." who came to be Cozntno- cTore.of the great PacificSbeam• Naviga- tion Company, with eighty-four steamers plying between Panama, }'acite ports south, and Liverpool, is still living at Weymouth, Mass. Delhawaxe is not a densely populated state but were Texas as thickly peopled her population won d be about 25,000,000. Were 'Texas as numerously peopled as Massachuset s her population would ex- ceed by 6 +,000,000 the total population of the United ,States according to the census of 1890. If Texas were as densely peopled as Rhode Island her pop:nation would be more than 83,000,000. There is • preserved by a private family at Baltimore Major Robert :liirkwood's certificate as a member of the society of the Cincinnati, The certificate bears the signature of Washington. The parch- ment is framed funder glass and is worn thorough in places as though it had loxia been kept folded. The major was a re- volutionary hero of Delaware, and a vil- lage of that state bears his name, There is danger in negirnting a cold, Many who have died of consumption dated their troubles from exposure fol- lowed by a cold which settled on their lungs, and in a short time they were be- yond the skill of the best physician. Tr ad they used Bickt('s Anti -Consumption v .. y- rup, before it- was to p too late, their- lives- would have been spared, This medicine has so equal for curing coughs, colds and all affeotions of the throat and lungs, SWeakness, 'Varicocele, Emissions, Nervous Debility, Seminal Cileet, Stricture, Syphilis, Unnatural Discharges, Self ,Abuse, Kidney and Bladder Diseases Positively Cured by THe �w Ct og r e T rat�eHt s oJ1lerfll1Di8o0Yerll i?f'7"You can Deposit the Money in Your Bank or with Your Postmaster to be paid' us after you are CURED under a written Guarantee! See" .Excesses and .?Boort .facies have wrecked the lives of thousands of ronn men and middle aged nieu, The farm, the workshop, the Sunday sobool, the 'Alice, the pc tcs- sione-all }nave its victims, You• p man, if you have boon indiscreet, beware of the future. 'Middle eyed 1nen, ton are growing lr Consult us before too late, NO NAME$ USER WI rHOUT WRITTEN CONSEN , Confidential.. VARICOCELE, EMISSIONS AND SYPHILIS CURED. W. 8. COLLlNS.. W. S. Coffins, of Sab" foam, Speaks. W. S. COLLIN& "I am 29. At lei I learned a bad liabit which I contin- ned till 19. I then became "one of the boys" and led a gay life. Exposure produced ,S'jpeate. I< becazue nery- ous and despondent; no ambition; memory poor; eyes red, sunken and blur; pimples on face; hair loose, bone pluns; weak back; varicocele; dreams and losses at night; weakparts; deposit in urine oto. I spent bun - dregs of dollars without help, and was contemplating suicide when a friend recommended Drs. Kennedy k Ker en's New Method Treatment. That* God I tried it. Je two months I was cured. This was six ago, anver ha r. Wariedo ' ;amen Ta$ATSI ryeyearsars azo and alldnehappy.adHoyeret, tryoDrs. Ksennedmary,$ gtwer: gen before Giving un hope."anon Tnrr.Srac'r 8, A,. TONTON. Seminal Weakness, Impotency p y and O. A. TONTON. Varicocele Cured. "When consulted Drs. Kennedy & Rergan, T had little hope. I was surprised. Their now Method Treat, meat improved me the first week. Ergisstons ceased, nerves became strong, pains disappeared, hair grew in again, eyes became bright, cheerful in company and 3 strong sexually. lIaving'tried many Quacks, I can M heartily recommend Drs, Kennedy d Kamm as reliable ;specialists. They treated me honorably and skillfully." MIME Tit14,1TM''j y T.P. EMERSON, A Nervous Wreck— A Happy Life. TArr. P.EMERSON. T. P. Emerson Has a Narrow Escape. "I live on the farm. At school I learned an early habit, which weakened ane physically, sexually and mentally. Family Doctors said I was going into decline, (Consumption), Finally "The Golden Monitor, edited by Drs. Kennedy t Keratin fellin- tomy hands, I Iearned the truth and (rause. Self abuse had sapped my eitaaity. I took the New Method and was cured. My friends think I � was cured of Cousumption. I have sent them man , patients, all of whom were cured. Their Row �6,• method iets,reatment supplies vigor; vitality and man_ i BBNORS TRsLrltz''r. hood." ar'rr.a TRaaTaiLxT. READER 1 Are yon a victim? Have yon lost hop, ? Are you conteniplatin mar_ New Method Treatment win cure ypo..lcRhat t hasdons for others it will d of r On CD TTR3E9191 [arYJ.A1‘.A1%TU .MAD CZfR. INT ,46.•X - I6 Years in Detroit, 160,000 Cured. No Risk. Consultation Free. No matter who hse treated yon, write for an honest opinion ripe of charge Charges reasonable, Books Free rile Golden Monitor" (illus- trated), on Diseases of men. Inclose postage 2 cents. Sealed, t -NO NAM'_:S user) WITHOUT WRITTEN CONSENT. PRt. VATS. No medicine rent C. O. 0. No names on boxes or envel- opes. Everything confidential. Question list and cost of Treat- ment. FREE. DRS e KENNEDY & KERGAN, NDETROJT CST. Statistical Information Concerning Ontario. Subjoining aro interesting political, his- torical and commercial statistics concern- ing Ontario that will doubtless prove in- teresting.: Ontario is situated between latitude 41 degrees 8U minutes and 50 degrees 30 min- utes north and latitude 74 degrees 25 minutes and 90 minutes and 90 degrees 80 minutes west. The first white man to visit Ontario was Champlain, who came here in 1060, In 1671 Perrot took possession; of a dis: trict around Lake Huron. ' The old Settled district of the province is the Niagara peninsula. Ontariowas largely founded by the im- migration of United Empire loyalists, who came here after the declaration of In,le- pendenee in the United States, It was made a separate province and called Upper Canada 'in 1791, The first Parliament of Upper Canada was held in 1792, The first Legislative Assemly met in 1808. The Government of Ontario is adminis- tered by a lieutenant -governor appointed by the (; overnor-General of the Domin- ion. assisted by an Executive Council of eight members, cue dieing without port- folio. Since 1872 the Liberal party has held the reinsof power in provincial politics. In the Dominion .Parliament Ontario has twenty-four senators and ninety- two members of the House of Commons, The arca of the province is 197,000 square miles. Iron. copper, lead; plumbago, apatit antimony, arsenic, gypsum, gold an silver are found in Ontario. The nickel mines in Ontario are th most extensive in the world. Our petroleum and sett wells seen in exhaustible. In 1892 there were seventy-six loan and investment companies doing business in Canada, with a total capital of 880,278,- 277. In 1898 it is estimated' that there were 85,028 manufacturing establishments of various kinds with an invested capital of $182,608 340_ 0iitarie has ninety-five members in the Legislature or a representative to every y of e, e Ontario contains 219,650 sgn.are miles land and 2,350 square miles of water.. The mesa' temperature in 'Toronto last r was 44.131. Ye In 1898 rain fell on an average in On- tario to the extent of 29.47 inches and snow to theextent of 70.6 inches. The Crown Lands .is'ourprovince cover an area of 20,889 miles and under the management of the Dominion Govern - anent. In Ontario 626,422,425 feet of pine tim- ber were cut. The receipt from licensed lands totaled up to $2,150,793. The area of ferest and woodland is 219,- 650 sq tiara miles. Do The population of Ontario by the last minion census was 2,114,321, showing an increase in ten years of 9.78 per cent. Of these 1,000,487 wero male and 1,094,- 884 females. Of these 1,496,74 were born'in:Canada and 480,2.11 in other countries. Iii Ontario there were 10.1 126 French speaking Canadians.' 1 The deaths registered 909, num Doled 123,. The houses inhabited numbered 4013. - 12 ) A, There are 5,660 people employed in mhies, 1,421 as fishermen. An acreage. of 1,919,135 was sown in wheat, and } the yield was 27,406,101 bushels. . Ln' Ontario year there last a is}.t752 solvents with,n- Y. $ri,ri0g,822' liabrltties and$8,049,2766 assets. Theta were last year 420 porta ce save ings banks, 83,408 depositors and S17,- 541,880 on deposit. Money offices in Ontario number 593. Ontario's total revenue' is $9,662,922, and the expenditure $4,(198,257. In 1891, 2557,092 ohildren were on an average in attendance at public and separate schools. The male teachers numbered 2,755 and the female 5,581. The receipts for this purpose were 84,771,311, and the expenditure $4,076,- 241. In 1892 there were 17,081 convictions made ; 101 were sent to penitentiary and 16,0,97 were committed to jail or fined. A Long 'Way Ofl. "Yon voted for Junes at the last elec- tion, •,didn't you ?" ,..L yes .1) "So did 1. Say, don't you think that he's a little off—a little touched in the upper story?" "I don't know." "I think he is. and 1'll toll you why. Before the eledtion, when I met him, he used to shake my hand and inquire after my family, ray wife's health, my chil- dren's health, particularly that of the . youngest, who was teething, and about whose condition be seemed t0 be very anxious. In fact, he was deeply interest- ed in us all." "Well, that was all aright—it showed a kind heart." "That's what I thought ; but just see. Since the election he passes me like a streak of greased lightning, never shakes hands, never inquires for the family, doesn't seem to care whether the youn- est has cut his teeth or had a set of false ones put in—just give me a nod and he's gone. Don't sou think a man who acts that way is a little touched -a little off, eh?" • "Re may be," "If he ain't, then I'll :be dinged, that's asks* When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. When the was a Child, she cried for Cas torts. When she became 3iiss, she dung to Castoria. When she had Children, shega-e them Cantons,. Every able-bodied male in Norway has to serve in the army. The fust year he serves fifty-four days. the second twenty- four and the third year twenty-four, lie gets only his board. yr et.`.; THE MOST SU1 CESSFUL REMEDY FOR MAN OR BEAST. certain in > its ad effectsproofs and belb'wnever bllstere. ; KENDALL'S SPAVIKrrr �YR lit.U1C5, . Ar. il, S. IrtNbAadr (70. �'r'' I., N.„ Tan, IS, 1894. 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