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Mece$saryv health, Strength and
Happiness.
Pure, rich, red blood is what is need-
ed by every woman, young or old. Thin,
weeli, watery nicod is the cause el ail
the headaches, unit nackaelies, awl sicici
ewhee ,— an the weakneee end wearinese•
the nervousness and fainting- spent;
that koliet...tiirls 'unit .wornen. The only
thing that oien help you ie, Dr. atiniiatris"
link Pille, These pills mince fiet-e, boti•
vrd blood, that gives new life and
etrerigat to every organ of the boay. In
this way talitey unitke pale, feeble girls
ieevelop into Wrathy,happy wonien, and
for the nine reason bring erise and com-
fort. and regutaritytto women tot allagni
et nee. Onse J. Mortal., St. Clements,
Vue., Is one of the many thousands
inedet well.and !tonne' thrieugb the use
ief Dr. Wigton-isPink Pills, She eaysi
ot trice' several medielnes but got nothing
to help me 'until I took Dr. Williams'
lank flint's. I was eubject to palpitation
of the keert, a throbbing in the bean,
and *dizziness and .fainting spells. I
tad no appetite., and wits weak, pale
and discenraged when I began the we of i
Dr. iWfillonts' Pink Pillte St beim*,Qf
these heye made me feel like an alto -
other ,dillerent enersort, and lame gia.
en ine 'now health and strength."
Rich, red blood is the true secret of
nealth and strength,' and it Jo simply, be-
cause. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills make
new, pure blond, that they cure 'ouch
trembles no enaernia, leiso‘of tuntetite, In.
*digestion, neuralgia, rhettmetism, St.
Vitus dance, partial paralysid, 'kidney
troubles, and the Owlet ailments: flint
only women -folks know. But you niusi4
melee genuine with tbe full name, "Dr.
WilliarnsOPInk Pills for Pule People" on
° "the %Tanner uroiind aeh- box. If in
doubt. "nil to The. Dr. Williams' Meni-
eine Co.; end the pills will be moiled 'it
50 eoets, a box, or 131X boxes for $2.50.
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InPRISING IN CHINA NEAR.'
*Viceroys Are Poweriees to Calm
Public Indignation.
Wm. Hancock, for the past 31 years a
resident of China, and a tomatissioner
of Customs there, arriving in. San Fran-
, eisco recently on the liner Hong Kong
on his Way, to England. Spealting. of
the situation in China bo said,: ,
"The principal causes of- the present
°Unsettled conaiticin are the,clissatisfactiort
In Southern China over -the indemnity to
be paid to foreiga countries resulting
from the Boxer outrages, which occurred
in Nortner% China, and the outrageous
treatment accorded to the wealthy King
family of China ny a Customs ()Meer in
Boston When he and his family Were en
Joute from England lo Chine by way of
this country. King And his family were
treated we ordinary eoolles, and the head
of tile fainini was furious over the, mat-
ter. I think ,he was the, real instigeter
int the boyeati." ° •
"Yuan Sin Kaj., ,Vieeroy,, of Chili Pro-
vinces, 'has donO all he, coukl, to stamp
• out the boycott, but no one can do much
when once public indignation is aroused
in that oountry. Things are very •apt to
become SerlOus bekra Peaeo again
reigns. In verlous provinces the Chinese
FROM BONNIE SCOTLANWTHEY MADE THIS
11401,E,S, OF intilfitEST FROM II
BANKS AND Inittiataia
liVitat is .GOinn or* is the 1001nm-tile und
- Lowlends et Aunt
Scotia. ".
• The Parts Continitte Of Gloegow Cele
poration tuomenOtait theit two bowling
Ovens be laid out on •Glecgow Lircco
0/4 the east 4'1' kI the King n
Provost Alexander, of Amman, tete
intimated Me intention .ot, proWnwiil
Portritit of ti* liijii1 lion. to et Olor
Wye° M. tioOthee Arbreatle Public 141'
Mr. 'John Rapt -met, of the Cotfee House
Hotel, Dumfries, diode* Dumfries in-
firmary from injuties he received at tLe
centof hot week ley failing 'down a
stair.
Sir James Percy 14111et, flarL f Mans
Omen, Duns., klerwiekshete, hat; Oted
after a short illness. Sir lamest white
Ittuninge coughtea, 011111., wbioh nevelopt
ee „into pneumonia.
A painter • named..Michael dtrrel•
residing at Potterrow, Edinburgh, wets
killed by inning front a :window on the
top flat of 35 Drunisheugh Gardens, - a
home of !bur stories. -
The Earl of Boseben bast Per 'Mrs.
Anderson, Plymoille, contributed £50
te the funds of the new municipal build-
ings at Stornoway, which were opened
IW. his lordship in September laste
A, parcel of whalebone weighing three-
quarters of a ton comprising the ketch
of the ketch. Snowdrop, beet been .snlet
to Dundee by private treaty at a rate, it
is tenderstood, of X2„500 peti ton.
• At Kirkwall, Alex. Mackie, aged CO,
eattledealer, Aberdeen, for stealing a
grey ewe from the farm Of Upper Howe,
Hunecrath, 'Harry, was sentenced to
twelve months' imprisonment with hard.
labor.
The statute of Alexander and Once-
''
phalus in Edinburgh,' at {present situa-
ted in St. Andrew Square, opposite the
Melville Mouninent is to be shifted , to
Nelson Square, to melte room 'for the
Gladstone statue.
The death has occurred at.Harwick
George Cruickshank, retired missionary.
Ile Witii a native of Aberdeenshire and
etudied for the nainistey in Glasgow
.UnivoialktY. Cruickshank" went to
Harwick 32 .nears ago. ,
The Glasgow Parks Committee decid-
ed to nee,ornmencl the -purchase of *York -
hill Mansion House and estate which in -
eludes the int Lanark Volunteer drill
ground, and extends to 31 acres, as ri
tepu60,000
b1ie opark. . The pri.ee to be pee is
Incendiarism continues to be the cause
sedons)darnages at Greenock. The
iee-raising epidemic had previously
beeeconfined to manufectories, but at-
Ontion has been 'turned 10 stackyards
ituated on fames within • the burgh
oundary. '
In a private pond at lialmonsie the
ody of a woman was • found floating
a the terrace, and information WILS
minediately conveyed to the police, who
Ourld the. remains *to bet those of a girl,
ella Cumming, missing Once Deeember
are on the eve of a serious uprising. and 13
et is hard to tell to what length- they
will go,"
W. 8. Allen, Canton agent for a flour
cOmpariy, who arrived from the Orient
on the- eame steamer, said the situation
ki Chinn was very serious. "The prince:
pal element in: the agitation over there
• is the newspaper agitation," he said.
Mt) 01ineS6 nOWSP8Per8 4a170 pro-
gressed wonderfully. They are at la.st
alive in the general eituation of Waits
throughout the world, and they are fate
• ooming powerful weapon. It has been
• charged 'that they are being contr.olled
by tieti”Japeatese, but. I have no eeldence
of it. The Whole movement seems to me
Chiriese-upheayai, national in scope.
it Is fairl)sh to' saat the, boyeett or Ute re-
elerm raceresirint in general he weakening.
It would, bre more correct to say it is just
beginning. I think the Whole .-trouble
+rout(' cornpromised by allowing t
eoolles seems- to the Planippines and
' Dowell," ' , -
Mr. Mien was recalled -4'r= China en
necount of the paralysis of tho- firm's
Cleinese busbiees since ,the boye,ott.
ern-
GItEntli MAMA' AT ATHENS.
Will Seat ICitality-tIve Iltansand S.
..‘taterts..
. The geed etadiunt ttt Athens, now ?n
process of building on the site of the
•• *indent streeture, is nearly finished, and
it will be ready for. the'Olympian gam.en,
'which will, be heid.;during the l'ast week
in April,• '
It is tenstriected entirely of dealing
wbito marble, , is arnphitheatrical,
shape, aniVvill have a stlatind ce.pacity
et 85,000. The structure) has cost up.
wards of, $809,000 to date, and when It
kr complete it will rank next, to the
Acropelle twang the "sighto " Of the
city. •
Some of the meet ancient die well as
nearly all the 'Modern athletic) sports
will agent ia the programme of games.
and there. is (no dotibt that Contestants
Won di over, 1116 eivilizeel world will be -
present. (
Interest in ;the gathering IS not con-
fined, to etblotics. A , great number of
. distinguished. visitors will attend, chief
among whom, it is hoped, will be King
Edward, who, sorne lirne ego Condition-
( promised to open the meeting. This
Newt!) aturallY result in a series of brit -
tient receptione, garden parties and
othe soeird functions.
Tlic Greek post -office will isoue n see,:
eio,1 $, of feurteen. stamps . 001111110110-
orative of the oceaslon.
IIXTECS SMILB. '
Baby's, ()wit, Tablets hag' a smile fri
every dose for not tender babe and the
ryowing child. These Tablets cure ine
digeetion, wind colic, constipation diar-
rheen, and feverlithriess, break up eolde
and bring 'natural, hettlthy elev. And
.- the triother WA the guarantee ef it g,or-
, orementoerialyst tbat ,this medicine cone
name no Opiate, itiirentio Or polsonoue
"eoothingo etuttelt always does good
and cannot do harm. Mrs. Soteph Doss,
Hawthorne, Ont., tier tiaal have Used
HOW'S OWD, Ttilikt,S and lind thoin nut
the thing ts keep ehildren evel0 You
can get the Tablets from Any medloine
dealer or ley men at 26 ernta a box. front
*be Itr. Alerlicine Cit., tirertik-
ville, Ont.
r 0
1
Sth.
Tile town council- ot 'Dumfries at-
tended itt the Burns' Ddasoleum, and
placed a wreath on the poet's grave on
the ,oecetsion of the anniversary,' and
it the evening Sherif., Flerning, K. C.,
presided at the annual , dinner of the
Dumbfies Burns' Clith and proposed tele
principal toast.
The remains of the late Sergeant Don -
aid Maelceehnie, a - veteran of the Cri-
'man, war and Indian Mutiny, who died
at the adnanced age. of 78 yettrs, were
Interred with military' honors in the
neat cemetery at-Tobermory. A native
et," Mull, Mackeehnie in 1845 joined the
Royal Marines, in which branch he serv-
ed ten years, going the Crimean war. •
.•
The 'Demon of all •Disease. --Kidney dis-
eases Are rightly. so-called—they're In,
explainable, unaccountable and inside
.ous. It in 'the function of the • kidneys
to filter out all impurities. ;If they're
clogged South American Kinney Cure -
will put them to rights and defy the
ravages of so grim a visitant as alabetes
or other kidney complications. It ra.
bey& in six hours. -118 se,
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LONDON'S
Governiuent rteport Throws Light on
Daily Rush. '
Wonders of London traffic, areenarratie
ed and Illustrated In two blue booOtenf
eingular "interest—nainely, Vols. V, Ond
VI, of the report' of the fioyal Commis -
skin on London traffic, just published.
They .poritain a remarkable eerier; of
plates. and mops, about one 'hundred in
nuenner. They are costly in worlotaine
ship and -,nniqUe as a eollection never
before realized of all the feat -Lim Of the
daily, rush of Loudon life.
,Arnong curious Teets obtainable
from Wean maps and diagrams are the
following: --
One-fourth 'of the population of Elite
and and Wales living within a twenty
mile radius- of Charing Cross."'
Onanitinses in London carry in one
year the whole population of the Vetted
Itingelom -seven times over their ',mites.
Mileage of railways within the twee
now constituting the administrative
County ef London WAS only 2iVi, in 1845.
111 1800 it was (i9f. In lege it hoe ins
crease(' to 215X,eancl in 1000 in 2483;
At the busy time of the day 642 onmi.
buses pass by the Think of England Oti
an Item', malting the procession two
and (t half miles long, and .feur Linn -
tired poss through Oxford Street and
•Pieennilly,11 proeession one mile (Ind
three-quartere long. -
Autorriobile orrmibtises hold 34 per.
f;oflo, iuf egainet the horst omnibus load
el1,)6, SQthat if the horse onmibutiele cf
Loudon. were replaced by autormilifie
orenibusee the streete would, be relieved
of orieefourth of, their eeisting eennibue
,
LAND OF LUXURY.
Spaniarde spend $31,000,000 a year en
wineo, $05400,000 oti eig1r8 and cigar.
OW. 100.000,000 on lotteriee, $13,500,000
n bull-fi his, , and sizt50uoci on
daye.
martys le a Men who Nees up te
Inte oilte's expeotatione Of him.
a
no/. /Arms wales Irv* OW 44 140445 oar
beg.411(4.
COUPLE, HAPPY -----
"mitre) Fortune. Grow«
G.77,
DODO'S KIDNEY 'PILLS DOING GOO
•WORK ARM/VP POUT ARTII11.11.
firoatost DiotriOt Moo WWI
0 tr_Ciii_i
aVt.i41•41, 04441 Si* CIOIC414114131141
1$444442 31:4,1,Siii‘4141441):A 141404�
MN nouvey and Wife Both MA
ikidney Tronbleti and the Great Cana
-
Aiwa Kidney Remedy Cured Them.
Pdrt Arthur, Ont., Mar. 12.04$peeitili.
bocid'a Kidney Pills cut -elite
hidney Ills of men wornen abite.has
toen proved time and span in this,
neighborhood, btit it is only Oecaelonal-
le they get, it chance to da double work
in WO Caliao house. This hes happened
in the ease' of Mr. and Min. „Diet; Sou-
veYt a fawner and his wife, living about
setae 'inlet; from here. In an interview
Souvey oak!:
"My wife and myself litive Dodd.'S
Kidney Pills, arid have round them it nid
benefit 1,0 OUP health, We had La
Grippe two winters and were exposed
to much frost and cold. Our sleep was
brOlieli en account of urirtary troubles,
and pein in the kidneye.We each took
six lxixee of Dodd's. Kidney Pills and
enjoy geed health," •
LIGHTS OUT.
Parks—How did the ship corm) to
Lang against the rocks?
Barns—Why, a young man was court-
ing the .lighthouse keeper's, daughter
and they abOenttraindedly turned the
•
benet low, •
netting• Minting Skin Disnases rellevt
ea in it day, Eczema., Ealt Rheum, nar-
ber's lent, and all eruption of the skirt
gilicicly relieved and speedily cured by
'Do Agnew's Ointment. It will igive in
otant comfort in, cases of Etching, Bleed-
ing or Blind Piles, and will cure 'n
front three to six nights. 35 cents. -419
StIE DID IT.
"So little Flutterby married the strong-
minded Mia Dairing. . I never supposed
he had any tntentions In neat direction."
"Ile hadn't, The ,intention originated
with her,"
For Years Canadians have been "Tbe
Menthol Plasters id thesalo for is
greater than all ether pIaitos combined ; a ape.
Cr backache,e1a0, ;sciatic pains. •
EASILY REMINDED OF,
Exeited. Customer—See here, you've
made in awful mistake! I came .in here
to got -some rtirid water -this morning and
you gave inc carbolic acid.
Druggist—That'll be twenty-five cents
more. '
Stomach. "Scowls." ree. Ever notice the
seams an'd furrows that's steal into the
face of the' sufferer e'frorn indigestion,
dyspepsia. and "chronic stomach. all -
monis? Watch' the sunshinebreak in
and the lines vanish When Dr. Von
Stan's Pineapple Tablets are given 'a
etatn.ce to, show their power. OnelaelY',
acy n leer. case,
ealls theft "A heaven -born 'heeler.", 25
cente.;-120
111 writinL4 of their erne
,
ItiOrktt OF PEARL WO/tIcE11.9.
Crude Methods 'Used by People f
Rettilehem.
• ,
The chief industry of tethlehem• in
Judea is that of the mother of pearl
workers. The. shells are brought from
the fled Sea end in the hands of dative
artistme are polished and carved, the
larger into elaborate designa;.the small-
er are cut up for rosaries and crosses.
•The.work is all done by hand, and the
mc .do ore amazingly .priinitive to a
spectator from Ilse home of steam and
electric power. But the results are extra-
iordtnery. ° '"°- •
The largest shell we slew wes carved.
In scenes from the birth of Christ, the
Agony In the Garden and the Cramillx-
ion; and had the general effect of deli-
cate 'frostwork. Under the amplifying
gloss every detttil was sten fo be perfect
in outhrte and in finish. It was executed
to order for an American and was to
cost .$160.
About 150 persons make it living by
thisindustry, which 18.560 years old. In
tbe shops the workmen sit upon the floor,'
their, benches in . front of them; the -air
Is ' full. of whitisb duet, esad the light,
admitted by the single wirldow and the
open door,eio•dim• that the exquisite
'tilieerei °Of the wrought shells is a 'five-
terg, even before the visitor notes how
few, '5Oironle and 'ornde are, the instru-
ments emlpoyed. •
• REALISM.
!Wow' did MeSosti .appeer at the fancy
ball." ,
•"He went 'in the character ole eh
gum!' •
"Well, that couldn't have been very.
realistic."
. "Wasn't eh7 Why, he didn't know be
Was loaded."
THE ElaITOR:'
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Explains Hew to 'Keep up Mental and
Physical Vigor.-
A New Jersey editor writes: .
"et ' long ledulgence in improper food
brought on it condition of nervous dttre-
pepsia, nearly three years ago, so severe
that I •had to quit work entirely. • I
put myself on 0, striet regimen of Grape -
Nuts food, with plenty of outdoor exer-
eise and in a few tritenths found my
stothach so far restored that tile process
at digestion gave nee pleasure ,inetead
(11 dietreso.
"It (i11() built up my .etrength eo that
wcts able to reettme my bueiness, which
011014)00,00I not only edit my own
paper, but al: do a., great deal of *out.
elate' writing.
"I find that the Greptinfute diet en.
ebles 1,0 write evith. greater eittior
than (Ala' btrOft, snit without the fed.
frill of broin-fag with which used to. be
troubled. Ati to bodily Vigoneil eau end
(it) walk ranee every day ,Ovithout tai
tiptoe tee few equareir 116ed to weary nee
Were began to live on Grape -4%01
Nitrite given!, by Pestum ilattle Creeto
Welt.
' there% -it %tan thei hook
• lined to Went/111e," bit kgs,
I
SiAlinifi MACIO thmrit"
- 4,11, , ton, A«re.cute, fa-
00Eu Tin fisnoury or Chronic;
I I, al tt*.Ne/Jsr.siglo*Seiatie*;
I • ___ :IA330 irad ail Kid,
cuRERoy, trig111400; 1,01)3Cfrille Uric A„eld
from the system, gives besintsbate
relief, D4nt sinter, loot 1**4 losr a
bv(tio at initio.-*- eibarns Itomody t.,30.,, 37$
, 0 * St., Toronto, i/ausilat. *Ai Par notinti
, ete ___ ____ ,_ ••
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RHEUMATISM
In any tom „aad told•pirripirivig foot IsodUlt
rd with:* AV da,yo, , by ear omit patent
Usguatis Dim,. or 111(011117 prosaptly seSuudeil.
*mood Vhsiiiii $4.00. Writ*, La' d04eilPtitio
lieolaott . wantod. 11A.GNETIti lidiElto
• 41,41214311VOelilooshronkei (d4obies 40492,301
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APPLE itneeto
Before buying , write.. us, nr See oto
agent near you, for prices.. We have
the largest stock of. fruit trees to be
found in Canada. WQ moo the freight.
' Itrowni Brothers Company,
Nurserymen, Limiten,
'Inmate Nurseries, tint..
Western Canada Land Co
, witi OfFot., SI 11111TII ittlf,n,
fo. S. atom. . randono Man.
Improved farms and .uniraproved
wheat and ranch lands, evholesale and
retail. in 44enitoba, Saskatchewan Al -
Ueda itnci, fruit lands in Southerie 'Oita,.
rtagon Valley, 13. C. ' ,.
Wheat lands on gaskateheeran Plains
at -$7.10 per, acre, easy terms .till June '
1st to makeselectione, .the finest wheat
lands ,In the world.
Homesteads located. ,Selections Made.
Write or call for any information dee
sired. -
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,PORTLAND •
AND
NORTHWEST
wrniouT, cHApicle .
• via --,.
UNION. PACIFIC
.
Every Day rola, 1$ to April 7,
lock. ' cotontot =test° many
palate io the .no,-.Ihwest, Ic,0313
Chicago , $33.00
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51100111 ROADBM
Tourist Sleeping Caro a Speelatter
inquire of
J. A. GOODSELL,
Tray. Pass. Agent,
. . . . -
14 Janes Bldg.,‘Toronto Ont.
. 7
Mamma -"Ethel, my dear, do you
ink that Mre-Spooner, who Lents so
re'gularly and sits with you in thb r-
lor every night, has serious, intentions?"
Ethel—Ol•realln,don't know, mamma; tie
Impsone so much in the daitc."
Designs suitable for all classes of work mob am anarcboa, Solso0111. afrimit.
Italie. Aleo spacial designs ter kildseno, Dining- NO01101. WC. 1440 -
thing has ever been dervisod to opal Pedlar's lintel r.atieugs ler faros booms.
404p *a Litik and Oozier and matt wee crack or bee off,
Made to fit any stze room and eariebe netted on Ity any seNthomitt 41141414....
-Red front ow WitielisDirsed— ---.1i-
tet1 all ready to 'trial*.
Our CaitatogSe, No. lte desorikettletang $1414.1011. Write tor It.
V" nothinife Write to -day,„
TIM* ViI$1,7,31,:a..4114.111t
losierriotte, got. orrAtire. oat imolai, omr. tam% *ye
44100413140. 11 .014401,111 St de MOO* it, 2Sia.aibar$t,riiiliftrat.
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Fload'Offloei and WOrka. • • Oshawa. Ont., Camila`
SURANCE
OF CANADA.
The *Twenty-fourth .Annual Meeting of the Shireholdera was bed" at tbo
'lead OfIleeeof the Company, at, Hamilton, March 6th, Mr. David Dearer, Press
!dent, In the. eltairO Mr. W. H. Devis, Acting 'Secretary.. when 'the following
Report was 'submitted: '
InlItECINORS' IMPORT.
, Your Directors have the honor to ',resent the Report anti FirtanCial Mates
ment of the Company fertile year which closed on the 31s1 'December, IRIS,
duly .vouched for ,by the Auditors.
The new .business of the year consisted of two thousand tour himdretli
and 'fifteen applications for insurance, aggregating $0,532,579, • of which two.
thousand Mired hundred alit twelityteight applieettions for n3,320,637.03 were
As in previona years, the ineeme of the Companei shows a gratifedng'
crease, arid the assets of .1ne eCOMPanY .halr.6 been . increased by. $215,10.544
and have now reached $2,423,913.93, exclusive of guatentee capital. e '
..The security for Poliey-holders, including guarantee capital, antounted..nt,
tbe close of the year. to $3,293,913.93-, and the %liabilities for reserves and
•
outstanding claims, $2,213,698.15, showing it surplus of $1;080,215.18. Exclusive •
of uncalled guarantee capital, the surplus to Policy-liolders was $210,e15,28.
• Petioles- on seventy-eight lives became elaime through 'death, to the 411101111ft.,
of $156,886,00, of which $8,011 was reinsured In other companies.
Including °CashDividends and Dividends applied to the reduction et
'premiums, with ann-
uities, the ,total payment to Policyrholdera amounted Tot
nes36,425.35. •
• Careful atteetion has been- given to tlie investment of the Company*
•funds In „first-clase ,bonds, mortgage .isectirities and Immo' on nee CentitnilY
policies, amply seoure.d by reserves... Our investments !Aye yieldeda very 'fate ,
%factory, rate of interest.- ' ". • .
• Expenstighave been confined to a reasonable %limit, consistent With due
efforts for new 'business. '•
The remits of the ,year indleate •a most gratifying- progress. Cempareel.
,.with, the preceding year, the, figures submittedby the Directora for yOur„,
' approval:show, an wive/lee of netteleo-Inirt per cent. in assets. ,
The assurances earrieniby, thei.Ontopano now, aniount to $17,204,13941, uPott
nthe-compony. holds ,resereeitce.the full amount required by ' law,
in addition, thereto,- a *co' siSidereble 'surplus. - • .
,The seat sofacers and agents of the .Company areintelligent and loYal, anti .
are entitled' to.. Much. &edit ;for their a Lae ' representation of the Company,
toreste. •The metabersor the.olilce stag' have also proved 'faithful to -the
alpines service. ''
Your Direetors are pleased. to be able ° to state that lho' bushmes of the
Company for the past two months of the-curernt year has been better than
iki. the corresponding rounths of lest -year, anel that the outlook for the future
is most encouraging.
, DAVID DEXTER,
President and Managing Direct.
Tiny tubercleon "the skin of midi:dons pee-
pte produce the iiideens,disease eaffed Input.
weaver's Oerate, ased in time, win save the skin
troM, destrucredos. Apply to allaffeotod parta
Cleanse the blood with 11reaver's Syni,Dt.
"PVIlat started the trouble between' the
Browns?"' "Brown asked his wife '
question while she was trying 10-putfier
hair up it new veezt.'-'
.
.catairhtd .Vendaelles.--.That dull, envie
ehed pain in • the head just .over the
eyes is eneoiof the mired signs that .the
Feedg of catarrh have been sown, ariti
it's, your warning , to • edniinister the
gliickest, and surest treatment to prevent
the seating of tine dreaded malady. Dr.
Agnew's Catarrhal ,Powdere will stop all
air' in ten minutes, And titre. 50 cents.
121.
MANAGING ,..THE SErtirAN'It:
•
Mrs. JellyhoYe-"Heiw are you.- getthag
E long wtth: your servants?" .
Mrs. -GaybOya--"Splendidly. We 'iave
made them a present of theehoute, tuad
now we are boarding with Wein."
Forffly Yourself against pidirionavrotibles
P amount of new aesurteacea placed, 7 per cent in eanount of‘tattranceg Unto,
4c/tiding eionsuloption, with Allett's ring
sam. It will loosen the cough and phlegm. bin
Joao follow&
.. . .
FINANCIAL'sTAT MUNI' FOR UM.
' RECEIPTS. '
Preminm end AntaultitiOcome .., °". . • 4 • • •••kik fisKI70.1*11
Interest, Itents and Profit ins Sales atiot Soonsittes ... . 221,11g.gt
DisnuniTmEnrrs.
Paid to Pelloy-bolders
4 no 0. 411 .. • *.:11,•- 1'134,415.85
All *that Paymentait ..... .... • ••••• ••••••••••••;,.••,•••,41. • 11_•• • 1,1•11.044„.
-111344040,10-, . . ••• .. • .. •• ••••••::•••••••••••••• ... • .4140 • • ille'r• • •,•.• •••114,•
• , .. • .
' ASSET'S, DECE1.413Ell Not, 190.6.
Debenintres and Bonds
Mortgagos , . .
Loans 9/*Pollefea, lends, Stocks, etc *.
Ail ot.her Afoot* .
, LtApistrEs.
-Reserve; . .
. Death Losses awalung. 1. roofs
. • ...... •• • • • • • .. P
°WI* Umbilitieg
• Surplus 011 Policybolder's AccountIs*** • • 10
.. • • • ... • •••
t. •
Met.V1
111% 0.17..50 •
Ott AO,
• -S21,105L0
•
Assets... . ..... •ao •
* etlarante:, .**, • •
Vital Security
10.170,105.45
,11,artio
/11,t1/.18
skettituAt88
" le.‘itt,ttess
........ ,IWOMO.110
•
le,3108,t3100
Policies welt Issued A.astiriiig .. ... . .... .. . . 111„00.5117.08
Total Insurance In Fore*. . . ... 417Pisaial
Mr.' David -Dexter, President and r Managing Director, In moving the ttd‘tris'
Pen of the report, said:re-I beg Itaye to submit, for your nonsideration - and
adorittion the report of the Company for the year ending 31st December, 100.
In doing so I am pleased to say thet it is the most. sidiefitetory, your Directors
• ttave had the privilege of placing before you. • An tempered with the Isreeedlag
1, year it shows it gain of seven ,per cent. in prentlinnoineome, thirteen per cent*
is interest earned, tsVelve per cent, .ia total Income, tea. per cent. ($315938 e
REAL- FORTUNE TELLER.
estrologer described you ex.
actly, and said that I would marry you.
sho—What, waste of Money. I could
have.' told you the puma' thing myself
if you,, had asked me. . '
Artet. westing Fevers linst6ri recoveny to
bealtb bY the eso of "Verteree,. ft 13 tilt) ..b4.94
tO4titi; It Willits, ikzenotken9 and gives *ow
,rtsy it, it will nialFe you fool stroa%
AN EXPERT WITNESS.
"Are you one ofdhe expert witnessear
inquired the coiert 'officer.
"I- am," answered the higli finateler;
"I've been on the Stand two boom and
haven't told them a thing."
•
NEONIATHINI AND PARALYSIS.
Thefeeleomplete, heene cure. Zest
free to reederis Allis paper.
rev limited period 'erase,
A. iiitneee leo JD untrated., trentico. *Iv -
Mg' full dtserrptiotk ci ithecariatieto anti
puroiyMat With inetructiotto for tem-
plet* home cure, dri;cribing .the Most
intetoseul trofttMont in tin) World, re-
comanievided by tby athtiotry and colleen.
,ed by *Indira! soon. /113 higialk
fit14143.1t4/ beck 1,70:1 Written by W. M.
*toe. a, giwitiotionn Who _ban nittilek tt
moldy of tile* dieboanto,,- pvgfOge let
h gradttate of the UPLivoroit, ef
Wurilhers. „eked postol to-slatv mitt
you will roccivo tilt, book fito by re.
The Von* zee's, eh.* 24
E.iblif., 1:3 t,,u Welt TO tint°.
SUC;68811178.
.Onnier. photographer) ---Which way
hal/ t,turn my eye?
Photograph(li -- 'reword, that eign,
ploitte.
rotnts: "Terme each."
N ISSUIG NO. It .
113 per, coat. in assets, 14 ' per 'cent. 10 ,reaerves held to provide for the pay-
ment 01 Pelloy cop:4110v now in force, and 43 pit, mit. in the surplus seer a*
; '
The profits paid tete polf0.holetersi &et Dhow an intrease of 1 per cent.. end
the payments *nide to policy -holders In per cent. in excess of the prevlottanotere
The reserves now held to .rneet Assairanee obligations tie they mature aro
,111 (=Coss of the present resetiremente (If t14, Insurance Act, additions beteg
made from .rear to Year to meet thehigher standard of , reserves aSeuratets
Written prior to the. year 1800, .which the Adt requires that we shall held .at
• the expiration -0f a term of years. Altepoliciee of assuranee writtes. since ale
year 1892 and 'natty previoua thereto are eecund by reserves ou 3,% per meta
and 8 per cent. leesis., , \ • .
The -profits 'fo the policeeh'olders Nett:been Maintained.; in so far as it was
Peseible to de so in the face, of the hstoleda thereon Ira= Vastlatts Sources,
which may he etimarized fie ^ follows: The inceeaseel coat of new pliSillOIS 6W.
Ing to the methoda2adopthd by Competitors,, radioman y some of' the American
conapanies; the tees and taxes eliarged rind levied liy Provintial Governmentst
the greater privileges and .advantages granted to the poliey-holder untie!. the
'eatodern poliey .contract.
I would here rensark in explanation of the lett item that these' edditional
privilegeo- and beneath etre increased ririvilegee of travel, residence, .oecuptie
hen and continuance of policy,the tame betoroing noneforfeitable after aloe -
years, until the reserve° thereon is •exitausten in payment of.preznitime. It *win
be readily understood that some of the (*time which I have mentioneil 'bare
tended to inerectee the cost' of assurence, mid °there to impatir the corniced'
front which profits formerly iteerttect.
. The ehareholdere vino provided ttla priid-up• tool additional gustrantee cap.
Ito for oecurity to policy -holders when such it provi,,ion, WiL5 neeeseary have
ji no woy encronehed upon, the profits to policy-holder:re, but have IL'S§
111 ter their wilt investinfott than the *Scrag() rate 44 intermt earnea *It
the Company on lavestmentle. ,
Your Directors have always endeavored to the best ot their abilikv to se.
loot safe at well -aseprofitable, investments tor the funds entrusted to theitt
care and the sectutities held will hear the ,most rigid inspection;
Your Directors decided le erect it flreaelatee offiets building' est the Vero
desirable riite evened by the Comnatiy end Eituattel on the north.west ciArlift
ef RvillM gild lain Streets, to 'meet time Company's .ropaireiniinte. Competitive
plans' were eistairted for n steel frame firepeoof buntline; of einitt ttofavs. Ten.
dersf were received and it contendlet tor the construction of such a. building
to he cenipleted In &Vint next. We tirti oorittilent that. the banding '41,41
prOve to he_a esitisfactory inveettotente affording ft rea.conable return 14 'Or1i:C413
lt111,111S- as well, as ,tletirable iittleeo tor the headquartere et IbeCompany.
'Lieuta-Oil. Items eeconded the itiotten, which was inutninaniteln tarried.
'OM ridivIng Direftorg w»re re-elietted. and et a iwbokatvat, merooit at 0)0
Ireetors Mr. DaVld Iffextir wait re.clected akI4 Marimests
,1ettter,41 Itcrio Ontit flet, gr, 'tons! Werct, nstItettli Vii*Prottitten
,