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A movement is, on loot to erect a
memorial to the late Bishop Walsh
in
Connection with the 0, X. 8,
The question of allowing dancing
at Gaelic League classes has been
agitating the xnexnbers of that or-
ganisation.
Whaley Abbey, a delightful resi-
dence near the famous 'Wale of Av-
oeia, in County Wicklow, line been
offered for sale.
A young married woman, Ellen
Byrne, a large farmer of Doonoo-
Hey, Acleexestown, con uuitted suicide
by talking a draught of poison.
Peter Birmingham, a young man,
is now in Tullantore jail, King Co.,
charged with causing the death of
his father, aged 86.
The death is announced, at the age
of 29, of the famous Irish Interna-
tional Rugby footballer and well-
knoeen cricketer, Lucius H, Gwynn.
When arrested et Clonmel for in-
sobriety an ex -soldier tore his
Clothes to tatters, and appeared in
the dock wearing an old police uni-
form.
An attempt to boycott two of Ire-
land's most notable products, w'iz„
Guinness' stout and John Jame-'
son's whiskey, is being wade at pre-
sent,
Mrs, Coogan, of Carrignamuck,
!County Wicklow, died at the ripe
ohl age of 3.05 years. She had
good health through life and °' was
able to be about until lately.
At Cork, Andrew Moore, laborer,
was charged with the wilful murder
of the Rev. >,2r. Bell, rector of Kil-
meen, County Cork. Nothing new
bas been discovered and he has been
remanded.
In Dublin a lady tourist has ob-
tained £800 damages against Messrs
tained £30fr damages against
Messrs. Gaze r Sons, the well-known
tourist agents, for personal injuries
resulting from the negligence of the
defendants' servants.
The Lord -Lieutenant of Ireland
states that he sees no reason for in-
terference with the course of the law
in the case of James Doherty, under
sentence of death in Sligo prison for
murdering his son,
Tory Island, County Donegal, and
the rest of the Joule estate, have, it
is stated, been purchased by the
Congested District Board, who in-
tend, after improving the property,
to sell the holdings to the tenantry.
Bishop O'Dwyer wrote expressing
sympathy with the Limerick move -
meat for the protection of children
and added that whatever cruelty to
children in Ireland existed among the
poor was attributable to drunken-
ness,
The winter show of the Royal Dub-
lin Society was held recently, and
though the exhibits of fat cattle,
sheep; etc., were excellent, the at-
tendance of farmers was very dis-
appointing,
It is now generally rumored that
if His Majesty pays Ireland a visit
this year, the time chosen would be
somewhere about Whitsuntide, dur-
ing the fortnight between Derby
week and Ascot races. Queen Alex-
andra will probably accompany him.
The present chief constructor of
the German navy is an Irishman
who was trained on the Clyde, and
many of the men employed in build-
ing the German ships of war are
Irishmen who have been tempted
away from the yards of Pasi:g;
Harland & Wo1fF ,byy� Larger sal-
arreeeee
Discussing a possible German in-
vasion, it is said that during the
time that the German fleet was on
the Irish coast the officers made
snaps of every station visited, as
well as taking soundings of the
depth of water in the harbors and
at, It May :Wad to Consuunpti4A
and ata, Early Grave.
t
If your ialood is poor or watery,
a1. tench et cold or indnnenua will set-
tle in your longs, and the, alight
.` toe
day to Baty ni.ay turn to the
raeklug consumptive's equgh of to-
morrow,
Weak 3n sare caused byweak
blood; weak blood is at open invitee
that for eonsutnption to. lay upon
you the band of deait1h
Stora that cough by enriching your
blood and strengthenin, your lungs
with D)r, Williams' Pink Pills, They
nuke new, rich, red blood, They
add resisting power to the lungs.
They have saved hundreds from a
consettuptive's grave, Hero is a pose
itive pcoot thatDr Willimus'
ns'
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Pills cure where other medicines fail.
Miss Kate Henry, Charlottetown,
P. E. I., says: "Some months ago
I got caught in a rain storm, atud
the wetting was followed by a cold.
At first I paid but little attention
to it, but as the eokl clung to rue
and finnlly developed into it. hacking
cough, I became a1a'med and con -
stated a doctor, whet ave tae a bot-
tle of medicine. Unfortunately, it
dial not help nee, and I began to
grow pale, lost in weight and my
appetite completely left ale. I was
now regularly under the care of the
doctor, who told me rely hangs were
affected, and that I was t'heeatened
with constalnption. Tho doctor's
treatimient did not seem to benefit
me in the least. I steadily grew
wenker, and fatally was compelled
to remain in bed. At this time a
frienit urged me to try Dr. lVilliazn,s'
Pink Pills, and even brought nue
tepee boles before -1 finally consent-
ed to take them, I have reason
now to bless my friend's persist-
ente, because I felt better before all
the pills were gone, and I gladly
continued the treatment, and was
corn able to be out of bed and take
a walk taeh day. I am now in the
best of health, and weigh ten pounds
more titan I did before I took sick.
I feel that I owe my life to Dr. WiT-
liams' PInk Pills, and hope my ex-
perien'ce will benefit some other suf-
ferer,"
All diseases which come front poor
blood or weak nerves can he driven
from the system by the use of Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills, which may be
had from any dealer in medicine, or
will be sent post paid at 50c per
box, or six boxes for $2.50, by
writing direct to the Dr, Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Re-
member that substitutes and Medi-
cines said to be "just" as good" do
net cure.
XTEW ALL ABOUT IT.
She was a young wife, lust - mar-
ried, from boarding -school, and al-
though educated regardless of ex-
pense, didn't know beans front any
other vegetable, Hence this dia-
logue with the cook:
"Now, Biddy, what are we to have
for dinner?",
"There's two chickens to dress,
mum."
"I'11 dress them the first- tieing.
Where are their clothes?"
"Why, mum, they're in their feath-
ers yet."
"Oh, then, serve them that way.
The ancient Romans always cooked
their peacocks with the feathers on.
It will be a surprise to hubby."
"It will that, mum. Shure, if you
want to help, you could be parin'
the turnips."
"Oh, how sweet! I'll pair them
two and two in 110 Li_, Why I
wr,d n. :•'
1iw ,,�.• radii' cooking was so pictur-
esque.'"
I think, mum, that washing the
celery do be more in your line."
"All right, Biddy. I'll take it up
to the bathroom, and I've some love-
ly Paris soap that will take off ev-
ery speck."
Thank you, mum. Would you
mind telling me the name of the asy-
m where you were ecldicated? I
I'Il have to take some lessons
there myself, if we be going to work
together."
light heart sometimes means a
light head.
Have something to do, or will you
be a nobody. •
CROSS BABIES. •
notes of the best method of landing Tu
men. tbink
The Earl of Dudley, the Lord -Lieu-
tenant of Ireland, is an ardent
sportsman, a keen golfer, and a
great yachtsman and tray her. Ho
takes special interest in polo? He
has excellent links at Witley, and
it is said that he gave the Duchess
of Connaught her first lessons in the
game. -
One of the worst shipping disasters
that has marked the annals of the
port of Dublin for a considerable
number of years, has occurred. The
Tedcast3e steamer, Marley, with a
cargo of coal left Liverpool, and
foundered on the passage to Dublin.
Of the crew of seventeen, all are said
to have been lost except one.
Bridget Brennan, aged 20, who
some time ago was an inmate of
Carlow Lunatic Asylum, shot her
ranther dead at Crgigue, Carlow,,:
*aid then attempted to drown her-
self in the Barlaw. She was un-
served rushing wildly to the river,
but it was only after she was res-
cued and taken home that the previ-
btts crime was discovered.
LADY WITH PINK TEETH.
The newest "turn" in Parisian ma-
nic halls will shortly be the appear-
ance of a lady with pink teeth, She
is a native of Canton, but born of
irrench parents, Her teeth, which
are perfect, are of a " semitranspar-
ent substance resembling pale -color-
ed coral. A dentist who has exam-
ined them says that they will never
decay. They are hard as diamonds,
and the latter gems are the only
material with which a mark can be
made on their surface.
° Mother -,-- "The whipping you had
yesterday does not seem to have
improved you. Your behavior has
been even worse to»day." Willie —
"That's what I wanted to prove,
You said I was as bad as I could
possibly could be yesterday, 1: knew
you were wrong."
"What's the, matter ? What are
you shivering about ?" demanded
the first rabbit. "There's s. dude out
there with a gun," replied the
other, "Well, he doesn't see us at i ing
• all." "That's just it. Id'e's eigaing
at something; eiso.'t
£tow to Make Them Bright, Good
Natured and Well,
.A crying baby is an unwell baby,
P1,e Ilttle chap is not cross for the
tun of it. IIe cries because that is
the only way he has of expressing
the fact that he is either in pain or
discomfort. Most of his little trou-
bles are due to some disorder of the
stomach or bowels and if Baby's
Own Tablets are given both the
trouble and resulting crossness will
disappear: You can take a mother's
word for it, and Mrs. John T.
Sutherland, of I3lissfield, N,13., says :
"I think Baby's Own Tablets the
best medicine in the world kir little
ones. My baby was very cross and
used to keep me awake half the
night beforeI got the Tablets. Now
she sleeps soundly, is good natured
and is growing splendidly." You
can give these Tablets with perfect
safety to a new born babe, They
!are guaranteed to contain iio opiate
or poisonous sleepy stuff, and are a
sure cure for ali the minor ailments
from which little ones suffer. Sold
by medicine dealers or sent post paid
at 25 cents a box by writing direct
to the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co„
Brockville, Ont.
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TRAINED CHRYSANTHEMUMS.
Chrysanthemums in Japan are
trained into numerous quaint shapes,
like the old English yew trees, in
the forms of peacocks, etc. In To-
kio there are gardens filled with life-
sized figures made entirely of the
flower's and leaves, the faces being
masks, and these chrysanthemum
figures accurately represent Court
ladies, warriors, children, animals;
one of the favorite eharaeters being
a young lady with a fox's tail' peep
from under her dress, and a
mask which by the touch of a string
turns into fleyynard's head,
CHARGED .BY' .4N EL1T1':Ll.NCR.
Tr'aveller's Description or an 10;3, -
raged Teeker,
An elephant n light, ht the g , iF t e morttlaat-
ants be well =etched, ^ frequently
la
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st
s for
a day.or mere,.ph(a beatort..
ele )h
ant retreats
1tern. or r 1.
ai a
d is
p aa
d. leisurely by the other, Until
by mutual consent they meet again.
The more powerful elephant keeps
his foein
v^
zotytnI ' 1
he kills hila, In
"Wild Beasts of India" Mir. ' G, P.
Sanderson' describes an encounter
with a defeated tusker
A shrill trumpeting and crashing
of bamboos broke the stillness, and
trona the noise we knew it was a,
teeter ;eight, Before we could reach
the scene of combat, one elephant
-uttered a deep roar of pain, and
crossed the nullefn some forty yards
clump of bamboo in sheer fury,
grumbling deeply the while, in rage
and pain. Blood Was streaming
from a deep stab in his left side,
high up, He was as very barge ele-
phant with long and fairly thick
tusks. His opponent must have been
a Goliath to have worsted hizn. This
tusker presented a picture of rage
and power, as he mowed the bam-
boos down with trunk and tusks,
and trampled - them with his fore-
feet.
Suddenly his whole demeanor
changed. He backed from the clump
and 5,food like a statue. II'e had
scented us. The next moment for-
ward went his ears and up wont his
tail, and in the same instant he
wheeled and bore straight down upon
us with astonishing speed,
The bamboos behind which we
stood were useless as cover, and I
stepped out into the open to get a
clear shot. I gave a shout, hoping
to stop or turn him, but in vain, I
fired when ho was nine paces dis-
tant, feeling confident of the shot,
but I made a mistake in not giving
hila both harrels. The smoke mo-
mentarily obscured the elephant, and
I bent down to see where he lay.
Good gracious ! He had not even
been checked, and was upon me 1
There was no time to step to the
right or the left, Itis tusks carne
through the smoke like the cow-
catcher of a locomotive, and I had
just time to fall fiat to avoid being
hurled along in front of him. I fell
a little to the right ; the next in-
stant clown came his ponderous fore-
foot within a few inches of my left
thigh, and I should have been
trodden on had I not hastily drawn
my leg back from the sprawling
position in winch I had fell. As he
rushed over me he shrieked shrilly,
but fortunately he went on, for had
he stopped there was no way of es-
cape for me. I was covered with
blood from the wound inflicted by
his late antagonist. This was one
of the closest calls I ever had in the
wild life of the jungle.
A young man by the name of Wil-
liam Kota, coachman, caned to my
stoic, complaining that his feet hurt
hint very badly, He had in vain
tried to get relief by consulting phy-
eicinns, Being exposed a great deal
to the bold by his occupation, his
feet got worse daily, until one day
he fainted in the street. A few
drys after he again runic to my
Moro and showed mo his feet. I
have seen a great. inauy.. ores --in 'My
life, but nothing to- equal this, and
was afraid . the poor fellow would
IoSO his.liitbs. Ile asked me for St.
Jetcei"9 Oil ' we rubbed his feet well
with the Oil, and 31e took the re-
inatinder with him. After nine days
the same man again cause into my
store, perfectly well, and requested
me to Write to you of this most
wonderful cure ; he also stated that
two other persons had been. cured of
Rheumatism by the same bottle
which helped him.—John Lenzen,
The United States Government has
set aside 37 different reserves, or na-
tional parks, in various parts of the
country. The aggregate area of
these is 70,647 square miles.
Pincrd's LInlment Cures Burns, etc;
Probably the worst feature about
the wisdom that age brings us ie the
short time we have left to use it.
RULES FOR THE SICK ROOM.
Here are a few rules for the sick
room that ere worth remembering;
Never allow a patient to take the
temperature himself. Many patients
are more knowing than nurses when
there is a question of tennperature.
Never put a hot-water bottle next
to the skin. Its efficiency and the
patient's safety are both enhanced by
surrounding the bottle with flannel.
Never allow a patient to be wak-
ened out of his first sleep, either in-
tentionally or accidentally.
Newer imagine that a patient who
sleeps during the day will not sleep
during the night. The more he
sleeps the better he will bac able to`
sleep.
Never hurry or hustle.
Never stand and fidget when a sick
person is talking to you. Sit down.
Never sit where your- patient can-
not see you.
• Never require a patient to repeat a
message or request. Attend. at
once.
Never judge the condition of your
patient from his appearance during
the conversation. See how he looks
an hour afterward.
Never read a story to children if
you can tell it.
Never read fast to a sick person.
The way to make a story seem short
is to tell it slowly.
Never confine a patient to one
room if you can obtain the use of
two.
Neverallow monotony in anything,
To Recognize Purity.
Adz/iteration hoe grown to such
Ane art, . ilial it is almost 1ltnpaseZ-
de-
tect the false mfrom the true; n to
a
chexulical:.all,ttlysis will always ayrii detect
adulteration. ati
on. prof: W. Hodgson
13111S, Official Analyst to the Donna -
ion Government, after a number of
analyeee,reports that "Sunlight
Soap is a pure and well-3natie soap.,,
TrY Sunlight
Xt washday, anyou Soap—Octagon B
will seethat
Prof.. Ellis is right. No one 3ihould
katow better than ho. 219
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Hay ale -Ties
Special
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Standard La dI
Nig i Carbon
BALING IRE
Wire Straightened and Cut to Letlgtha,
WE OPERATE OUR OWN Wing PAW-
Write
U.,titii to us for Prieos.
LAI®LAW ®ALE -11E CO.
Hatrtllton,, Canada.
Tau hugest exclusive Bolo -Tie leaotory in the world.
3-8-12
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The United States has now over 7i-
Million
;million acres of artificially irrigated
land, Colorado and California
alone have between them three mil-
lion acres.
Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere
It's a girl that can't sing who
seems azixioes that everyone should
kilow it.
I was cured of lame back, after
suffering 15 years, by • MINARD'S
LINIMENT,
Two Rivers, N.S. ROBERT ROSS
I was cured of Diphtheria, after
doctors failed, by MINARD'S LINI-
MENT.
Antigonish, JOHN A. FOREY,
I was cured of contraction of mus-
cles by MINARD'S LINIMENT.
MRS. RACHEL SAUNDERS,
Dalhousie.
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Germany has en an average 806
orchard trees to the.square mile. Of
these, there are 332 plum, 251. ap-
ple, 119 pear, and 104 cherry,
BINDER TALK.
In our last issue we spoke of some
important features of binder con-
struction: This subject is of suffi-
cient moment to justify our pursuing
it further in the interests of our
farming readers.
We spoke of the advantage of the
floating elevator as used on the
liasseyFarris Binder. We repeat
that it is very necessary to success-
ful harvesting in heavy crops,
Another Lnportant point is the
construction of the Main Frame of
the Binder. A railway bridge re-
quires a solid foundation, and a
binder requires a strong frame. This
is another placo where the Massey -
Harris Binder uncinubted13; • excelIs all
its.eotnp.titor:s. The frame on the
Massey -Harris is splendidly trussed—
it will stand all the strain that It is
called upon to hear. We believe this
is the secret of the success of this
machine. If you are buying a bind-
er this year we advise you to care-
fully look into this feature. You
will be well repaid for so doing.
And we do not speak without know-
ledge of the subject.
Remember what we have said
about the Massey-I3'arris.
Master Pickles — "I think that if
I went out of the room Mr. Spooner
would kiss you, Ada!" Miss Pick-
les (sternly)—"Leave the room this
instant, you impertinent boy!"
FIVE MINUTES
FTE
APPLYI
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder you feel tip
improvement.
At once the new vitality that
comes from proper breathing is felt,
The cure is begun.
This is not a cheap remedy, bu;
an inexpensive cure. Remedies are
but remedies. --If a CURE is what
j'i1u desire, it is waiting for you.
You just drop the tube into thc
Powder, blow it into the nostrils,
and begin to get well at ONCE.
W. ERNesT Lswis, of West Flamboro.
Quebec, states :— "I have been troubled wits
Catarrh for several years. It impaired the hear.
ing of my right ear. I used Dr. Agnate's;
Oatarretal Powder and in a week found z,
marked improvement. I took three bottles and
could hcar as well as ever."
Dr. Agtiew's Heart Curo
Feeds the nerves' and the blood. It is LIF); In
medicinal form. It traesforms the weak and
Licitly into the web and healthy. It tones all the
vital organs. It's the cure for you.
t-£
The largest bean field in the world
is in Southern California, It covers
1,500 acres, and it tapes 40 tons of
beans to sow it.
Page Metall Gates
Sinele or doable—light, si ong durable, aeon-
atatoral. ill not sag Or Rot rickety. Iritt'ed
With self -noting latches, which ellen either
way. A obfld can open or close in a strong.
wind -no surfaeca to resist,13e" b farm gate
made. Ilse Page renoosanPoultry Nottg.
The eateTi irelora24g0o„JLintitfi ,Vi3at71keririil%a,
Oitt, T.dontreal, 2'.Q„ azid fat. John, N.B. , 10
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NOW LI UIia roti R,wL i$ U$Ela,
Those who have had no praatieal
experience in the use of .liquid fuel
are .often a stir )risocl t the !
Hess .of soia3.e of the xtlethodss employ
ed to mare efiieient combustion of
11
t e0 i
,
1 One ,
of the
latest is s t e
Ordo
kY
�teln
, which
is
employed toyed f'ar
steamships. First, the oil must be
freed, as perfectly as possible, from
water, a This '
zsn
Boob
inti r
settling in a tank. Fromz•o1 the tank
the oil is puznpod, under a pressure
of 00 pounds to the inch, into the
burners. On its way it is heated to
a temperature just below its boiling
point, and then, on emerging from
the inner tube of the burner, it zs
met by the steam and air heated to
000 degrees, or more, and thus is
entirely converted into vapor. In.
this form it is sprayed into the
ilanle and consumed,
"Oh ! she's so sweet,so angelic
g rC
and fair," sighed Lovett Fursyte,
"But I know I• shall never succeed
in winning her love." "Nonsense r"
exclaimed May Sharpe, "Lots of
other Alen have succec"ited. Why
shouldn't you ?"
+—
$100
$100 Reward,' $100
There Is more Catarrh in this section
of the country than an other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to be incurable. For
a great many years doctors pronounced
it a local disease and prescribed local
remedies, and by constantly failing to
cure with becal treatment, pronounced
it incurable. a.tience has proven catarrh
to be a coristitut,,nal disease and there-
fore requires constitutional treatment,
Hail's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
P. 3, Cheney 4 Co., Toledo, Ohio, is
the only constitutional cure on the mar-
ket. It is taken internally in doses
rem 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts
Ilrcetly on the blood and mucous sur-
faces .of the system. They eater ono hun-
dred dollar's for any case it fails to
cure. Send for circulars and testimoni-
als, Address,
P. J. CHENEY 4. CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, 75e.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
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Lxclu'dia ft Egypt and the' Soudan,
Britain owns 2,585,000 square miles
of Africa, an area equal to more
than 50 Englands, and inhabited by
about 45,000,000 of people. '
In washing woollens and flannels,
Lever's Dry Soap (a powder) will be
found very satisfactory.
Miss Pretty Poore (anxious to
gtve him a lead) -- "Why do so
many folks think it's unlucky to
marry in May?” Gussie Richboy —
"Don't know — unless it's because
so many folks have married in
May i "
Far Over :31xty Years
MRs, WINSLOW'a SOOTHING S4uVP hal been used by
milltone of mothers for their children while teething
Iteoothes the child, roftens the gums. allays pain, cures
wind colic, regulates the stomach and bowels, and ie the
best remedy for Dlarrheoa. Troontydive cents a bottle
Sold by druggists throughout the world. lio euro and
eskfar"MRs. WrlrsaoW'sSOOTHING STRIIP."
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The town of Alost, fn Belgium,
has sold a picture by Rubens for
$300,000, in order to raise money to
build a new church. �.
Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruift
When the poor -pianist has music
on the rack the hearers are in the
same fix.
Minard's Liniment. Relleres Neuralgia
First Stranger (on railway train)
—"So you are selling Professor
Blank's new books, are you? Strange
coincidence. I am Professor
Blank." Second Stranger — "That
so? Then you wrote the very book
I am agent for?" First Stranger —
"Yes. The hardest work I ever did
was writing that book." Second
Stranger -- "Well, well/ That's an-
other strange coincidence, The
hardest work I ever did was trying
to sell it."
AN ADMISASLr FOOD
FOR MAINTAINING aaausT HEALTH
�N agkU.. ciANIATElx,
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Loo's Priceless Reoipre -3000 Secrete for the home
Baan and eve department of human a deavor, 266
pdgee, 'Send 26 ovate. Money refu aded it toA lsa 501
worth it. A eodeide lino fur eansweers,—William
Edw. POliiheraoroaao.
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FEATHER DYEING
Cleaning sod Curling and ]Cad Gloves cleaned. Those
can be sent by post, Io per oz, the best place le
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Bominiora Lime Steamships
Montreal to Liverpool. Boston to Liver.
pool, Portland to Liverpool. Via Queens.
town.
Large and Nast Steamships, Superior aecommodptton
for all clouds of paaoongere, Saloons and Staterooms
Ire amidships. Speofalattention hail been given to the
Second Saloon and Thfrd•Ulaea accocnihodation, Ir'or
rates of p$03040) and all•partioulare, apply to any Agent
of the Company, or 91
Ittol aids Bills k 170, b; Torrance l Cio.,
77 ti tate8t,,Boston, Montreal and Portland.
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AGENTS WNY WOsii ON aOMMIt3810N7
We want Eostartyouin1iU cess
ler t, roolf, • lien pan YY►balio
twenty dollars per week. Au ontlr ly now�py1p'b Q�(dion,
'write for partioulars, Toronto 1st o °al1V Cxt Bl the
Tel Dainose of Canada.
ORiGHTON L 00.,
130 Ohtiro hr $t., Tororito
8• -os
&tf,
713
atteze,4914/ Al
Fresh
i,.a;
f '�
xE d..en
In casksofnbout 650 Herrings; $t,6o
in smaller quantities, Labrador
THE DAWSON COMMISSION.
1 •A' fL. i ,. M T
is
a rrY
per loo by tbo cask, or $r.7o per ton
Herrings in half barrels, $3,00.
CO,, LIMITED TORONTO.
The uf cturcrs
INSURANCE COMPANY,
16TH ANNUAL REPORT.
F6;, t110 Yeiu' E1lslang 31st ®a03ri3?ioro 13022,
1902,
Net Premiums on New Policies ,.. ssr,e.,..$917,180.55
Not Renewal Pre»clums.,, ...cc, a,, 887,635.16
Total Net Premiums 01,054,215 72
interest
Teta Ino mo
.,M ...•er,M ,..•w w...
EXPENDi URE,
1902.
Matured Endowments and Investment 'l:'ollaies and An-
nuities
•.. 186,074.13)
$1,240,8lt2.133
....$ 85,655.50
Death Claims - .. 174,965,20
Dividends to Policy -holders aid Surrender Values.,52,987.98
Total Payments to ['oft-holders.—
Expenses and Office b'urniture ••.,
Taxes
Dividends to Stoclt-holders
Excess of income over fxpsfi:ilture3 ,-. ,
Total
if f
ASSETS.
1901.
lllunlclpal Doboutures, Deeds and Stocks.,.
Loans en Debentures, Bonds nacl Stocks
Mortgages on heal Estate
Real iSstate
Loans on Policies and Life Reversion
OiTice ii'urniture, less 20 p. c. written o11
Agents' Currant Accounts... ...
interest Due and Accrued -
Net Premium Outstanding and Deferred
Cash on hand and in Bantks.,.
$316,550.83
291.412,4
8,857.07
21,000.00
6130,063.12
$1,249,830.83
Total Assets ............. ..... ,
LIABILITIES.
1002.
Policy Itegervos (Government Standard)
All Other Liabilities.
ae. Surplus on Policy -holders' Account (including Capital
Paid Up. 5300,000)
NOTE :—
For Security of Policy -holders the Company holds
(a) Surplus as above S 607,118.56
(b) Reserve as above...... 1 ...,. 3,763,892.00
(e) 'Uncalled Capital Stock 1,200,000.00
Total Security to Policy -holders, 55,591,010.53
Applications received for insurance during 1002 $8,542,330.00
New Assurances issued during 1902.,...,.... 0,082,886.00
(tieing an increase over any previous year of more than
.;1,000,000.00).
Insurance in 'force ,December 81st, 1902..... .. 30,15'2,88!1.00
The death loss tor the year was exceedingly low, being only $5.80 per
$1,000 of insurance, while in the Temperance :lection it was only $3.06
per 51,000 of insurance. The average rate of interest on the moan amount a2
ail invested assets (ledger value) was 5.08 per cent.
The following Directors were elected for the ensuing year',:-
-
ear ,:--
$20185,822.49
5;.7,809.00
971,97h.41
40,229.80
S8.0.328.29
(1,003,77
5,64:s.81
50,850.79
210.142.99,
75,920.94
04,406,329.19
- T
$3.753,802 00
45,818,63
Stock
607,1.38.50
•
$4,405,329.19
HON. GEO, W. I1051-3. Toronto.
LIEUT.-OOL. H. M. PELLA'i'I', To-
rottte.
LLQYI) RIARIIIS, ]')sq., Brantford.
J. P. JUNILIN', Esq., Toronto.
1.. R. WOOD, Esq.. :reroute,
E. J. LION NOS, itsq„ 'Toronto.
A. J. WILKF15 Eno, 1{.0., Brantford.
PROP. JAMS'i AiiLLS, Guelph.
R. L. PATT1.ItSON. . Esq., Toronto,
HON. J. A. O UlSlLT, Alontreal.
ii, 11. McLEN,t)AN, 11sq., Cornwall.
At a subsequent meeting of the
were re-elected :--President, Hon
dent, -Lieut.-Col. H. M. Pcliatt;
Harris, Esq.
WILLIAM STIIA011AN, Esq.,' plan+
troal,
ROBERT Alit:HEkt, Esq„ Atnntreti,,
NON. J. D. kROLLANI), Montreal.
HON. V. W. LARUE, Queboe,
1). I). MANN, Esq.,' Toronto.
LIEUT.-COL. JAS. MASON, Toronto.
IHOBERT T UNkLIN , Esq., Toronto.
N, G. ]310AT'lY, Esq„ 'Toronto: .
13. P. P19ARSON, Esq., Halifax,
A 1'. BARNHILL 1•.sq, St, John, 54.11
W31. MAC]c NidI15, Lsq„ Toronto,
Directors, the following officers
Geo. W. Boss; First Viee-Presi-
Second Vice,Prosident, Lloyd
Low death rate, low expense ratio, and high interest-earning power,•
all demonstrate the sound basis on which the company is doing business:
A full report will be sent to all policy -holders. Booklets regarding
the insurance plans of the company and 'copies of the annual report can
be had 'by application to Head Office, Toronto, or toany agent of the
Company.
THIS COMPANY IS THE 0:ILY ONE IN' AMERICA WHIG$
OFFERS SPECIAL ADVANTAGES TO TOTAL ABSTAINERS..
RUBS
COI3S
Latest Novelties, all styles.
Correspondence invited, En-
close ,2c stamp for circular.
'`THE UNIVERSAL SPECIALTY CC.,
P. 0. Box 1142, Montreal.
6-57 -,
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Any quantity of dry, mcx d wo d suitable for
brfok burning, for. early deli,.rf, Ststo rash
bprice, f.0.h. your m a ion. Address, 8,111 SON• •
RICIt CO.. 1 Toronto St., Toronto. Tale.
phone Main 701.
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CYLINDER,
ENGINE,
DYNAMO, AND
MACHINE
A Modest
Commencement
You recognize the importance of
saving, and yon "intend to" begin.
But yoti; are waiting till yott can open
an account with it "respectable r'
amount. Meantline the smaller snns
you might be sag lig are slipping away
and your financial position is probably
uo better than it was years ago. Don't
waste time as well as money, 13egit)
same now, We reecive of a And up-
wards and allow interest; We have
some handsome accounts which were
begun in this way.
WILLIAM C. WILSON & CO.
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Toronto Sireet, Toronto