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There is
no case of
Rheuma-
tism that
the Great
South
American
Rheuwat-
lc Cure
will not
conquer in
a fow days
--acute or
chronic,
muscular
or nervous.
It gives al -
most in-
dent relief and at once begins
' to drive out the disease, root
and branch, curing in one to
three days.
George Eng and, a ship
builder of Clfittham, writes:
"I was feud up for sfic reontha with
rheumatism. I procured a bottle of
SOUTH AMERICAN
RHEUMATIC CURE.
In twentyfeur hours I was well and
have not been troubled with rhea,
niatiem sinte.f
South Aipierican Kidney Cure
speedily and thoroughly re -
Hewett and cures the worst
Kidney and Bladder diseases.
Relief in a fow hcurs. 7.
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KILLED 13! OITILI4ATION
NATIONS I.tX INED BY IMPART -
VIM FROM SA.VAGEBItt,
New Guinea Decimated, by Whoop-
ing Cough -' Smallpox
in A,frioa,
The New Quinea native may be.
forgiven if he says ho does not be-
hove in the blessings of civilization.
Less than two years ago, a couple of
white children were: brought over
from Cooktown, in Australia, tb
Samara, in New Guinea, and after
04111 their arrival developed whooping
cough. Now, whooping cough is
not usually considered to be a fatal,.
Indeed, hardly a serious illness. 13ut
, Up to the year 1900 the illness had
been absolutely unknown in New
Guinea, and once the infection seized
the luckless natives, it developed in
a fashion new to medical science, It
attaeked fully 50 per cent. of all the
natives, and proved fatal in over
seventy cases in a hundred. The
'datives of New Guinea do not believe
that death can be the result of any
pv tural cause, but credit it to some
unknown..enemy. Consequently,
when whooing cough attacks a vil-
lage, the local sorcerer is at . once
const& ted, and he generally desig-
nates some neighboring tribe as the
culprit. A midnight massacre re-
sults, and adds to the already a.wfu‘l
mortality.
More than a quarter of a century
ago, measles was brought to the
klawaiian Islands by a ship from
San Francisco. It immediately as-
slimed the proportions of a pesti-
levee, and killed 40,000 natives.
In 1707, smallpox reached Iceland
from Denmark, and in a few months
destroyed one quarter of the people.
Greenland it absolutely depopulated
a few years later, and there -are to-
day fewer inhabitants along uthe
shores of that country than there
were
TWO CENTURIES AGO.
a ''''''''Surra" is raging in the Philip-
pines, to which islands it was
brought on a ship from India. The
symptoms of "surra" are fever, rav-
tnous appetite, raging thirst, delect-
ation, and eventually, death. In In-
dia it is endemic, but usually is eas-
ily treated by suitable remedies. In
the Philippines, however, it assumes
a far more serious form, and in wet
,weather is almost invariably fatal to
horses and mules.
Civilization Is slowly ridding Af-
rica of the slave trade, and in one
way improving -the lot of its people.
But the parties of white explorers,
who are now so frequently traveling
from both east and west across the
heart of the Dark Continent, have
brought banes as well as blessings.
Smallpox is at present killing out
whole tribes and villages In the
country wast and north of Uganda,
and in Uganda itself, beri-beri, or
sleeping sickness, ' is causing fearful
havoc.
Sleeping sickness has long been
cnown along the swamps of the west
se ---a, coast, and has followed civilization
up the Congo into the Congo Free
State, and so into the Highiande of
British Central Africa. Up to the
end of Julie last it had carried off
no fewer than 20,000 people in the
Province of Busoga alone. A mis-
sion, organized by the joint efforts
of the Foreign Office and the Royal
Society, and consisting, among oth-
ers, of Drs. Low, Christy and Cas-
tellani, has recently been sent out
to try to cope with the scourge.
Another strange plague which has
only appeared in Uganda since the
country was opened by Europeans is
the cattle tick. This detestable lit-
tle insect, which is at the same time
invading Queensland, causes cattle
such agony that they fall off in con-
dition and succumb to the first
heavy storm or cold night,'
But of all the awful plagues which
' civilized man has brought upon the
continent of .frica, none can com-
pare with the march of
T1iIJ RINDERPEST.
This disease, lcnown, in Britain as
the cattle plague, came originally
from India • or Persia, and was
brought to Britain about A. D. 809.
Europe fought it for nearly eleven
centuries, and then in 1889 allowed
it to cross into Northwest Africa,
whence it swept steadily southward
a.
It reached the Zambesi in 1895, and
two years later there were hardly
500 ^'horned cattle left alive in -all
those vast territories between the
Zambesi and the Limpopo. Nor did
the Transvaal. or Cape Colony fare
much better, Antelopes, buffaloes,
.and similar game were likewise near-
ly exterminated, and native races
accustomed to live by the chase
were left to • starve. Rinderpest is
by far the most dreadful of all the
.diseases to which cattle are subject.
The population of India, British
and native, is now over 280 mil
lions, and rapidly increasing: This
is more than double, and may treble
the number of India's inhabitants
eighty years ago. Up to the time
of the British rule .the peninsula's
population was constantly decimat-
ed by war. Nov it has no check,
and the time rapidly approaches
when the country, big• as it is, will
no longer feed its swarming multi-
tudes. Famines are already grow-
ing more and more serious, and the
only possible remedy is emigration.
tut here, too, civilization is indirect-
Iy wronging other lands. Natal al-
ready swarms with coolies, and as
these work for smaller wages than
the 'white man, they are slowly but
;surely. driving out the latter.
PLENTY ON HAND.
"Youwould get along a. great deal
better if you didn't get so excited,"
said the kind man to his irascible
friend. "Can't you learn to keep
your temper?"
"Deep my temper! Well, I like
thatl" retorted the other, "I'd
have you understand that I keep
more temper in one day than you
have in your possession during a
whole year;
Teacher --- "It !seems you are nev-
er
ever able to' answer any of my ques-
tions. How is this, my little boy?"
Little Johianio -- "If I knew the
things yore asked me, ma'am, dad
'cvdufdn't, go to tb3' trouble of send-
ing me here."
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THIzi I3ARI3EIi'S WOOIIri'G,
"Ah, Barbarai" the barber sighed,.
"This scissor time to speak;
If you won't be my hone true bride.
I'll die without a squeak.' '
"Oh, Dan »ruff, don't," the po-made
set -earned,
"Do such ;;wig -bead act;
It would be barber-ous. dreamed
Of you," she smiled, with tact,
"I.,00k oup, and brush your tears
away:.
Oh, comb and be a man;
Let`s soap I'll be a bride
day,,,
"I will; -but if," cried Dana
"You razor hope you will dispel
There'll beard death, you'll see
And if there's scrape on nay door-
bell, .�
My chair will empty be,"
"I do not sham -poor fellow," said
Miss Barbara, perplexed;
"Oil though when your first wife is
dead
You'll quickly cry for 'Next!' '-e
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HEAT IN A TUNNEL.
Nearly eleven miles of the Simplon
Tunnel have now been bored. At
the tunnel head the temperature is
stated to have reached 138 degrees
Fahrenheit, while thermometers out-
side were registering 86 degrees ' of
frost.
THE SECRET OF'HEALTH.
Is Pure, Rich, Red Blood and
• Strong Nerves.
You canalways tell anaemic men
axed women. They are pale, weak
and languid — the victims of head-
aches and backaches, easily tired and
always averse to exertion. They
can't eat, or they can't digest what
they do eat, Their unstrung nerves
kill sleep; their temper is irritable;
their vitality vanishes. And it all
comes from poor blood and unstrumg
nerves. You can promptly banish
anaemia by enriching your blood
and toning up your nerves with Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills. They bring
good appetite, sound sleep, bright
spirits and perfect health. They are
incomparably the greatest health -
giving medicine that science has yet
discovered. All over the world,
grateful people prove the truth of
these statements. Miss A. M.
Tuckey, ,Oxdrift, Ont., says: "1 do
not know what would have become
of ale had it not been for Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills.. My blood seemed
to have turned to water, and I was
troubled with headaches, dizziness
and general prostration. Eventual
iy, I became so weak I could scarce-
ly move about, I tried several, mee
dicines, but they_ did, not help nue.
Then I was advised to try Dr, Wil-
liams' Pink Pills, and I soon began
to find great benefit from them, and
after ;raking them for a few weeks,
all my old . strength and health re-
turned.",::
Don't waste time and money ex-
perimenting
xperimenting with other medicines,
when Dr. Williams' Pink Pills will
surely make you well, You can get
them from any dealer in medicine,
or post paid, at 50c. per box, or sat
boxes for $2.50, by writing direct
to the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co..
Brookville, Ont.
The Adorer—"It's wonderful, old
man, what love will enable a fellow
to see in a girl that he never saw
before." The Onlooker—"No doubt;
but it's equally wonderful what it
won't let him see that he'll see
later."
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BRIGHT-BBABIES.
Only Those Perfectly Well Are
Good Natured and Happy.
When -a baby is cross, peevish or
sleepless, the mother may be certain
that it is not well. There'are little
ailments coming from some derange-
ment • of the stomach or bowels
'Which the mother's watchful eye may
not detect, which nevertheless make
themselves manifest in irritability or
sleeplessness. A dose of Baby's ys Own
Tabletsiv
given at such a time will
speedily put the • little ono right and
will give it healthy, natural sleep,
and you have a positive guarantee
that there is not a particle of opiate
or harmful drug in the medicine.
Thousands of mothers give their
children no other medicine, and all
mothers who have used the tablets
praise them. Mrs. A. McDonald,
Merton,, Ont., says :--"Baby's Own
Tablets are the best medicine for
little ones Z have ever used, and 'I
always keep them in the house in
case of emergencies. Good for chil-
dren of all ages from birth upward.
Sold at 25 cents a box by medicine
dealers or sent poet paid by writing
direct to the Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
4
Small Boy—"Papa, what makes
you 'so bald ?" Papa—"Oh, that
because my mother used to pat nee
so much on the head for being a
good bpy,"
411 ROMIDADL8 FOOD
FOR MAINTAINING ROBUST HEALTH
Ai SOW _ OGida{ar6Y,
1-18,
Cheerfulness is lilfo money well ex-
pended in charity—the :more we dis-
penso of it the greater our pos-
session.
e matism
Cured.
Mre. Moffat Had to. Take Hyper.,
dermio Injeptlan8 to Relleve
Hor Pain.
PERMANENTLY CURED By CURE.
RHEUMATISM CURE.
1
(Lir;
"There is no punishment top severe
for those who • deceive the
"I would have spells of rheumatism,
and at times it would give me great dis-
tress in my back and aide. Many a
time I have bad to take an injection to
relieve the pain. 1 obtained a vias of
aVfunoon'a Rheumatism Chlre at the free
distribution, and, I am now feeling quite
;well.
nave had no pains since, and can
move around freely and naturally. I
sun very glad to give ley experience, for
the .benedit of anyone who may be suff-
ering in a similar scanner."—Mrs. F.Mof"
fett, 128 Mutual street, Toronto.
1'lEUNYON121 REMEDIES.
Munyon's Pile Ointment cures piles,
price 25c,
Munyon's Eye Cure cures weak eyes,
price 25e.
Munyon's Vitalizer restores lost power
to weak limon. Price $L
FREE MEDICAL ADVICE.
Personal letters addressed to Prod. Men.
yon, Philadelphia, U.S.A., containing del
tails of 41ckness, w111 be answered prompt.
Iy and tree advice as to treatment w1,11 bd
given.
Im>?;pure blood is the breeding place
for innumerable illnesses. . When we
see anybody suffering from rheuma-
tism, limping on crutches, or find on
our way a person *overed with
sores, we feel tempted to call out
to them, as well as to those, suffer-
ing from anaemia, scrofula: "Poor
man, the help is within your reach,
and you still continue to suffer!"
We have the right to say that, since
we have known the history of this
popular medicine; hardly any • other
medicine has succeeded in achieving
such remarlfable and thorough cures
as De. August Koenig's Hamburg
Drops.. Facts are eloquent. Thou-
sands of testimonials bring news of
cures by these "life drops," as a
grateful patient named them, an.d
every day the list of them is in-
creasing. It must be further said in
praise of Dr. August Koenig's Ham-
burg Drops that they are prepared
from plants and roots without any
admixture of mineral substances,
such as mercury, zinc, etc., and
therefore do not have the unpleasant
after effects resulting from the use
of other so-called blood purifiers and
purgatives, which often remove small
ills and cause much greater ones. We
are often asked: "When should the
system be purified?" This must be
left to personal judgment, and we
can only reply: When nature de-
mands it. The spring is generally
considered the proper time for• puri-
fying the system. We do not want
to upset that theory, but we must
point out that blood should be puri-
fied
urifind also at other times, when there
are signs that it is not clean awl
wants regulating.
The slaw -paying ' tenant
a rapid mover.
is likewise
Messrs. 0. 0. Richards & Co.
Gentlemen,—In Januaryarmoutllast, Fr Francis
Lec:lair, one of the men employed by
me, 'working in the lumber woods, had
a tree fall on him, crushing him fear-
fully. He was, when found, placed on a
sled and taken home, where grave Sears
were entertained for his recovery, his
hips being badly bruised and his body
turned black from his ribs to his feet.
We used MINARD'S LINIMENT on him
freely, and with the use of three bottles
he was completely cured and able to re-
turn to his work.
3AUV17UR DUVAL,
Elgin Road,. L'Islet Oo., Que.,
May 28th, 1893.
8-59
Uncle Bob—"What are you going
to be when you become a man, Tom-
my ?" Tommy--" I'm going to be a
scildier, 'cos then I can fight all • I
want to without being spanked for
it."
•
Lifebuoy Soap—disinfectant -- is
strongly recommended by- the medie
cal profession as a safeguard against
infectious diseases.
He—"If you loved me, why did you
at first refuse me?" She—"I want-
ed to see what you would do." }Ie—
"But I.might have rushed off with-
out waiting for an explanation." She
—"I had the door locked."
Mlnard's Liolment Lumberman's Friend
"Would .you die for me ?" she
asked sentimentally. "Now, look
hero," he returned, in his matter-of-
fact way, "are eve supposed to be
planning. a cheap novel or a wed.
ding ?"
Page Wova tilt Wire Fence
with its continuous coil (not crimpod)ie the
}1 ti , boat stook:holding fenoe made, Dago No.
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1, 7'wirestendeele 40poundteetraie--nommen
f
ti I' i]D Donde, o
Wire 7 0 moron wire
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No. 7 twlr
,
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,/�Ir. will riot t:6i1 ' it straightens out again—it
etoe leave• hasn't a sprin temper—Page wire' hots.
♦�� Rho Prkgo ire Fence Co., Pl lrnli6d,
ri,to: LN bkervirrA, Ont.
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Wase Ways of Women.
xio "prizeii" Offeredwith common
$04,9 i Will long tempt the wise 'foo...
Mall to use cosmos soaps, The
wide woman soen seen Rile lute. to
Pay dearly for " prizes " in the los,
quality of soap, in the damage cora.
anon soaps do her olothes and her
hands. • The wise woman considers.
her health—so soap ruined if she
were to continue breilthing the
steam of adulterated cOrtimon soaps.
The wise woman recognizes the
difference between such ' soaps and
Sunlight Soap --Octagon Bar., 212
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AlEf yi'1 FARMERS BLIND ?
The Detroit Journal recently tsoued
a special export number. It con-
tained alt article written by 112r. H.
0. Morris, the United States Con-
sul in Windsor, Ontario. Among
other things, he said ;
"It is commonly isnown here that
some of the larger concerns in the
United States, in order to undersell
competitors here, have shipped into
Canada machines of a former and
older pattern. The • American farmer
will buy nothing that is not strictly
up-to-date, and at the end of every
season there aro left over some ma-
chines that will bo a year old the
next season, and these machines may
lack some new innovation,. but will
do the work and are 'just as good.'
as the up-to-date machine, and these
machines—back numbers—are shipped
into Canada at a much reduced in-
voice value, thus saving duty, and
theyacre just as acceptable to the
Canadian farmer as any'. machine,"
So, according to no less a person
than e. Consul of the Republic to
the south of us, we farmers who buy
United States machines are really'
buying the obsolete machines gather-
ed at the United States implement
agencies and shipped into Canada. It
is not to be wondered at that the
United States machines shipped into
Canada do not wear or give satis-
faction like the Canadian imple-
ments. One could hardly expect this
to be the, case under the rather ex-'
traordinary conditions cited by M;+'.
Morris.
Jinks—"Heard the news ? Tpm's
engagement to the telephone -girl is
dished." "Ah l Ring off ?"
Ask for . Minard's and take no other,
It would ruin any man's peace of
mind to know as much about 1Tim-
self as other people know.
AN ELEPHANT' TII '+It'x"i
The proprietor of Bostoek's men-
agerie, which recently left Dax, in
France, has been served with a sum-
mons us the ; result of an act of
theft cornrnitted by Bob, the big
elephant of the show. Bob 'was lead-
ing
eading the procession out 'of Dax When
the horses attached .to a peasant's
cart became °restive, and the efforts
of the peasant and several of the
menagerie leen. were required to'.
calm them. Meanwhile, Bob availed
himself of the opportunity to ex-
tract the peasant's dinner, which
was in the cart wrapped up In a ser-
viette, and swallowed the lot.
How's TMs
We offer One Hundred Dollars Rcuyard
for anycase of Catarrh that cannot tae
cured y kiall'.e Oaterr•h (Jure.
P. J. OJU0NI! Ro Co., Toledo, 0.
J.Cheney for the last 151 years, and
believe hire perfectly' honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry (tut any obligations made
by their firm.
W NWT & TJ.bUA.X, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo 0. WALDIN % i5 ilv Ai AN &
114A.RRVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
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Bali's Catarrh Cure is talcen inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent . tree. Price 75c. per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Hall's Family fills are the best.
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Anxious Husband: "Really, dear,
turkey again ? I'm. afraid we won't
manage at this rate 1" Wife—"Real-
ly, dear, it's all Management. 1
made so much turkey-stuing that 1
had to order two more birds so that
not a crumb should be left. Now
you see how economical 1 am, you
goose I
For Orrr Si>itT Years.
AN OLD AND WELL•TItTED nEMEOX.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over sixty
years by millions of 'slathers for their childrenwhile
teething, with perfect success. It soothes the child
softena the gums, allays all pain, omen wind collo, and
Is the beat reinedY Yoe Dlarrhma.. Is pleasant to the
Lasso. Sold by druggbts in every part of the world,
Twenty-8vecents a bottle. Its value is inealoulable.
Bo sure and oak for ultra, Winslows Soothing Sirup
and take no other kind. 149
PICTORIAL POST -CARDS.
In Italy each regiment has its own
pietorlalpost-cards, on. which are
the devices of the regiment, the list
of battles in which it has taken
part, or one of the heroic episodes
in which it has figured. These are
sold at moderate prices to officers
and soldiers and their use in corres-
pondence serves to spread the pres-
tige of the regiment.
R,EMARKA.EIIE MEDICAL CASE
BRIG FIT'S DISEASE CONQUERED,
Startling Cure Reported
From a Small 'cowl
In Nova Scotia.
-from the Mail and 1•1napire.
Halifax, N.S., Feb. 5.—(Special)--
News has reached hero from the lit-
tlotown of Shubenacadie, on the
Intercolonial Railway, in ' Hants
County, of a cure that is just as
important from a medical point of
view as the operations of Dr.
Lorenz are from a surgical stand-
point. The disease that has at last
yielded to medical research Is the
long_uneonquerable Bright's Disease,
that has for so many years held
physicians' skill at tray, and its
victims at its mercy.
Tho patient In this ease Ls said
to have been a young girl names
Alice Maud Parker, and two doctors
who diagnosed her case gave it ae
their unalterable opinion that
Bright's Disease had her in IU
clutches, and that only the gravo
awaited her. The parents, unwilling
to give up the struggle while life
remained, are said to have expert•
=tented with special preparations,
and as a last resource pinned their'
faith in Dodd's Kidney Pills, with
the result that to -day the girl, is in
the best of health..
Details of the euro are not yet to
hand, but it will 'be investigated, as
both the medical :fraternity and the
public are deeply interested in the
matter.
An intelligent chimpanzee, brought
from the West Congo by Captain de
Lanchier, presided at a luncheon.
which was given at a Brighton, Eng-
land, hotel. The ape, attired in
evening dress, shook hands with the
guests, and during the repast used
his napkin, knife, and fork in the
most approved style.
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A. man lately made application for
insurance on a building situated in
a village where there was no fire en-
gine, He was asked: "What are
the facilities in your village for ex -
1 ltin fire?' "Well, Il it rains
to is
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s63rietimes, .,,
he replied, 'culth groat
simplicity.
Keep Mlnard's Liniment in the House,
10-03
No one is poor belt he who— thinks
himself so.
Minard's Liniment is used by Physicians
It is a short road'that has no pit-
falls in. it.
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LIBBY LUNCHEONS made ready in a
few moments. The Wafer Sliced Smoked
Beef, Pork and Beans, Veal Loaf, Potted
Chicken, and lots of good things to cat.
Are U. S. Governeneat Inspected
Keep in the house for emergencies—for
suppers, for sandwiches—for any time
when you want something good and want
it quick. You simply turn a key and
the can is open. An appetizing lamb is
ready !Dan instant.
Libby, McNeill & Libby
Chicago. iii., U. S. A,
Write for our free booklet "How to Make
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2nd Vieo-Presideht,
W. R. BsATTY.
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Instrumento, Drone, Uniforms, Etc.
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Lowest prices ever quoted, Fine catalogue.
600 illustrations, mailed free. Write as for anrk
thing in Allude or A[usie& ItiOrctnaeuts.
IYRALEY ROYCE & 00., Limited
Toronto, Qnb,, and Winnipeg, Man, 1.211
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In casks of about 63o Herrings; $i.6o per moo by the cask, or $r.7o per loo
in smaller quantities. Labrador Herrings in half barrels, $3.00.
THE DAWSON COMMISSION CO., LIMPED, TORONTO.
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GOURLAY, WINTER & LEE MING,
i88 YONGE STREET, TORONTO.
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CLEARING SALE OF
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Our sales of Stella Music Boxes was a feature
of our Xmas trade. We still have unsold a limit-
ed number of several very popular styles, an d
because we require the space they occupy for the
better display of Pianos and Organs, we an-
nounce a sacrifice sale ending on the Iast day of
this month.
A 1'i3R11 IN REGARD TO TUE INSTRUMENTS :
The Stella possesses a delightful musical tone, distinctly
different from all other music boxes ; rich and mellow,
Yet of surprising volume.
They are of handsome design, in either oak or mahogany.
They are beautifully finished with piano varnish, and are
guaranteed not to warp or split.
Lho Stella. ie absolutely the most durable music box
DURABILITY—The
The tune sheets used have a distinct advantage
over all others, because theYf are made of steel and aro
perfectly smooth ; and so, having no pins or projections to
bend or break oft, are practically indestructible.
We append a list with descriptions of the various styles, and would
intimate that as there are but few left, an early order is advisable,
as once our present stock is disposed of, we cannot accept further orders
at these prices.
Za mahogany cases, 18 inches long, 17 inches wide and 11} inches
high • has two duplex combs, large spring motor, and patent speed
regulator to give the desired to lupe • uses' tun sheets 9i inches in
diameter. Prico regularly, 586. Reduced price (with 12 fy�.ty
tunes supplied) fF�d
In mahogany cases, 24 Inches long, 19i inches wide and 12 inchesL higah;
has large spring motor, two duplex combs and patent speed regulator;
uses tune sheat 14in les In diameter. r.
Price
. regularly,ularlY.
5
te70. Reduced (with 12 tunes supplied). ..
In mahogany cases; 27 inches long, 21 inches wide and 12* inches high; ;
has Iarge spring motor, two d uplex combs and patent speed regulator;
uses tune sheet 15* inches in diameter. Price regularly, 1x75 �1•',m fill
Reduced price (with 12 tunes supplied).,: ... gym
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In mahogany or oak cases ; 29 inches long, 22 inches wide and 18
inches high; has attractive hand -carved front panel and drawer to
hold one hundred tune sheets ; has large cotrpled spring motor, two
duplex combs and patent speeregulator;:uses tune sheat 3.7* inches
in diameter. Price regularly. 4110. Reduced price (with $QljA
12 tunes supplied... .5
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Terms may be arranged on al basis of one-fifth cash and the balance
In convenient payments within a yoar by adding 10% to above prices.
Oata:oguoo or any further information required will be furnished upon application
GOURLAY, WINTER & LEEM NG
188 YON0E STREET, TORONTO.
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LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
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CAPITAL, 1,000,000.
Market 'Value of Securities Deposited with Death/don Government r
$202,500.00_
The Report for 1902 will show the Following lnOreaeoe over 10011
Cash Income . $ 137.530
09 Iuc eatotlryear, 33 per
cash
Insurance Issued 1,365,107.00 increase for year, .. . 22 per cent,
Insurance In force. . 3,533,859.09 Increase for year, '. 31 per eent.
Decrease In p.c. of ratio 1f dent itclaims to Insurance in force.. 40 per cent.
IDecrease in per cent, arrant et expenses to Insurance in force, 14 per Cont.
Decrease to per cent. or ratio of expenses to Income, , 14 per cent.
RECORD O1*' FIVE YEARS* PROGRESS t
1,891 -(fish Income a $ 29,673.70 -. Iasuraatce In force > iii 02i.00e.66
1899 --Gash income s 68,40 .SO 'Atiiiaraneo in force 1.707,s07,tte
i000 -4aalr income a 03,410.4T Instarsnce interest ? a 'd,1510,8fio.00
1001--d 1l$1r 1(ttcomo 104,406.87 Insurance Oa brae.
1502—Ctidh Income ... 137,322.09, Insurance in fora:
These results show tht the tAyB�-Vio
CoriaLite Ea steadily y
combo to t front la'th3e;G A i89n 0n9
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peple *be uprofet e oarfultydtgqq�pgA7pinpppny that !Musa polloletl titin from
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and id *Wed as to be cradle Vaoentteod by the Insured.
DANJOGI 1'tUJlti&E, A.1.16. 1I'.3.S., Gonesyl Alenagor,
Areeto wanted 1n etU wnreprtsrcr*ted distrt�rCoir" Liberal oonrmisslon will be
i)aid fol business, Apply to Genera Manager. Read 00800, Montreal.
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