The Brussels Post, 1901-3-14, Page 3SETTER TITAN A ria$CR,
Kew a FloceR of 314tt1CPyA 11'0ra"tltired at
Strullu ,.
Le "A Spoa'tswomen in India" Mise
i=avoa'y writes e'nteetainiugly od the
Monkeys In bh!eateo14lAllls of tbe�Itn#•'
nlayas.l lion cool impudence and
anelaoity, slip- sage, these hill -man-
keys Maud unleveled; they slip into
the buugalowe at Dalhousie, and car-
iry off enybhieg from the breakfast
or tea -table, le the room is empty.
il`aey spring erera tree to tree, from
nous& be,house-.-a mother, it may be,
Keith
two yortiug once.olinging to bee,
a loaf pf bread in one hand and e
3iaan.ch of bananas in beg omenta, which
t'1he had just "sneaked"- from a din-
ing -room,
' 0f course monkeys are vory trouble,
home in anantations. Few men pan
)Shoot a monkey; they axe too human-
like and (potlhetie when wounded. Wo.
met an Englishman :who was trying to
protect holt pglgar-oane patoll with a
(great trench and a palisadecovered
"1 All to no 1
With hails. pumpose.
He walked down) to it ono morning,
Bud found a row of monkeys seated
on the palisade, Who moment he
came within reach they threw his own
yugar-carte into his face, after which
they got down and strolled away,
leisurely ;munching,
• Such thongs were not to be borne.
Our frieed chased a flock into a tree,
felled the true, and caught four or five
young monkeys. The ]parents waited
near, in great consternation, anxi-
ously watehbig while their infants
were painted from, head to foot with
lireaole and tartar emetic. On being
allowed to go, they rushed off into
the fond and welcoming arms, and
were instantly oarried nip into the
;woods, and there assiduously licked
&loam, from bop to toe by their affec-
tionate parents.
• The natural effects followed. and
the pitiable condition of the old mon-
keys can scarcely be ilmagined. That
patch of sugar -cane was never rifled
again.
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KING EDWARD'S AGE.
Some Enropran Soverr,Igna finch Younger
Than He, Others Older.
' Edward VII. succeeds to the throne
of Great Britain and Ireland in his
sixtieth year, being 42 years older
than Queen Vlotoria on her acoession
in,1887. In the matter of age the new
monarch represents the average of
European monarchs.
A number of the noted sovereigns
are much younger than King Edward.
The Emperor of Germany was born
in 1856 and is, therefore, 42. The
Czar of Basset was born in 1868 and is,
accordingly, 83, and Queen Wilhal-
mina of IIolland was born In 1.880 and
is 21.
• The mew King of Italy Victor Em-
manuel 1TI., ovals born in 1869. and is
82. King Charles of Portugal was born
In 1863 and Ls 88. Alexander, King of
Sarnia, was born in 1870, and is 25,
and Alfonso XIII., of Spain was born
in 1880 and is; 15, the government of
Spain being intrusted during his min-
ority to his mother, the queen re-
gent.
On the other hand the European
sovereigns' 'ho aro advanced in years
are for the most part old men. Thus
the present King of Denmark, Chris-
tian IX., is 83. He was born the year
before Queen Victoria. King Oscar of
Sweden wan been in 182U and is '72.
The King of Saxony, Lo 73, King Leo-
pold of Belgium, is 06, and Emperor
li'rancis Joseph of Austria Ls 71..
About the only European sovereign
lwhu is of tnidelee age is King George
of Greece,' who was born in 1845. He
is 66 and wee, fox many years one of
the youngest monarchs of Europe,
healing 'been chosen King of Greece
4n his 18th year.
The present Sultan of Turkey ;some-
times included among the sovereigns
of Europe, and sometimes considered
0e en Asiatic potentate, is 59. The King
of Roumania is 62 and the minor here-
ditary German princes vary in age
from 17, the yon'ngest, to 84, the old-
est. :The present King of Bavaria is
53.
CURE FOR OHILBLAINgg1
Chilblains are a regular affliction of
many people during eold weather.
When once the feet pr handg have been
frosted, they entree more readily a
second time, en that the habit of chil-
blains is easily established. With Dare
they can be s0 far cured es to give
little trouble. Obilb1ain9 are a blood
disease. • The cold clots 0s a blood poi -
hon upon some persons', and chilblains
are the result. To ours them, reme-
dies for this condition of the blood
should be taken nus soma use any signs
appear. Calcinan sulphide is prescribe
ed by pbysiotu,n2 for this purpose, at
can bo bought at a drug store in tab-
lets of one-eixtih' of a grain. The dose
lei one tablet after eaob meal, and the
remedy should be continued until the
chilblains are improved. To guard
against their rattan the calcium sul-
phide should be resorted to promptly
and taken for three or four days when-
ever any intlication8 oe them are felt.
i ' 1 MialtlID Ul?.
i Mrs Ilardheod can always toll
Willa kind of a wife n roan ]las by his
yiews on the woman question.
, \Stranger -i leave all sorts of views,
Mrs. Ilandheitel -'.Cham you aro n Chi -
cage man, • 1 4 y r
o '—leaelleinitanaleen
Ou the Farm, 14
WHY GUERNSEYS Alt11l'NOd' POT'U''
Tn oomparleon with their rivaie, the
Jerseys, it is somewhat remarkable
that Guernseys havo not .become more
Millar both for profit and for fancy,
especially as tapir claims in these re -
smote arc so well founded. Being gen-
erally of a rich orange Dolor, with
white markings, having a yellow skin
and gentle expression, their general
appearance is,' at once very striking
and attractive. 'As utility cattle their
elaimsl are undoubted, the cows yield-
ing a generoun amount of very rich
milk, from which butter of the very
best color and quality is obtained. This
exae)Jenoe is much' in their favor and
is very often taken advantage of by
th'oge who keep cow of other breeds
for the production of milk and butter
and find it necessary and benefloial
to have a Dow or tw(o in the herd In
order to add to the richness of the
milk, and the quality and appearance
of the butter. For such persons as
keep, or 'intend to keep, a cow or two
the Guernsey is eminently suitable,.
being not only a good producer but
a moat economical feeder,
Crossed with' the Shorthorn many
splendid anirnals bavo been brod,whose
performances in public milk and but-
ter tests hay° amply demonstrated the
wisdom of such breeding. To those
also who desire to obtain cows com-
bining size with the production of milk
of the highest quality, and object to
the Jersey on this account, the Guern-
sey should be the first recommenda-
tion and choice. But, notwithstand-
ing all these advantages, which would
seem sufficient to insure a great mea-
sure of popularity, the fact remains
that the brood does not extend its in-
fluence to the satisfaction of its advo-
cates and admirers. Tho reasons for
this are evident and worthy of consid-
eration.
There .is a lack of compactness and
VIGOROUS ' OLD AGE
OBTAINED THROUGH THE USE 0l
DR, WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS.
Mr, William :Gray, of Newmarket, Tells
How Ho Became Hale and Hearty at
.the Advanced Age of Seventy, After
Having Suffered Great Torture from.
Sciatica and Rheumatism.
From the Expree.s, Newmarket, Ont.
Itir. William Gray, who is well and
favorably known in the town of New-
market and vicinity, is rejoicing over
by release from the pals of sciatica,
and rheumatism through the use of
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. A reporter
of the Express called upon him for
the purpose of obtaining particulars
of the aura when Mr. Gray gave the
folloel ing story for publication:-
" About two and a half years ago I
was seized with a very severe attack
of rheumatism, The pain was simply
torturing. At times the .trouble was.
Seated in my knees, than in my hips.
For nearly a year I suffered along,
working as best I ;could, in the hope
of being able to overcome the dis-
ease. Duriing the -day the pain was
less severe, but at night it wag just
28 bad as ever. To increase my tor-
ture I caught a cold which resulted
In an attack cf sciatica In my right
leg. If I walked a short distance I
would be seized by sharp plans in the
hip and in time I beoamc a used up
man ; my appetite failed me, and I
could not rest at night on account of
the pain. 1 tried one medicine after
another without avail. I also con-
sulted, doctors with no better result.
I was beginning to think that I was
doomed to suffer the rest of my life
when one day a friend strongly ad-
vised. me to try Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills. I took his adlvint and procured
a supply cif the pills and, began tak-
ing theta according to directions.
Before the third bps was fiuishod I
noted, a change for the b*ettor•, so I�
continued the use of tlw pills till I
bad taken ton or twelve boxes when
my trouble had, entirely disappeared.•
To -day I am free from pain, and feel
that life is -worth living, even at the
ripe old age 'of seventy. I can now
do a day's work withmany men who
aro twenty years younger than I. I'
thank God for my restoration to
health through ltbe agency of Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills, .and I ,trust
other similar sefforors will give them
a trial, for knowing what these pills
have done fox' mo I Am sure that
they cannot ldetil being un benefieiol Ito
others simllarly,lafflioted.
If the] blood Ls pure and wholesome
disease cannot exist. The reason'Dr.I
Williams' Pink ('ills cure so molly
fornix of, disease is that they act, dir-
ectly upon thc,bloodl mei itorves,'thus
reaching the root of the trouble.
Other medicines) act only on the
symptoms of, the trouble, and that is'
the reasons the trouble always re-
turns when you cease these medicines.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills make per-
manent cures in .kidney troubles,
rbrumetigm, erysipelas, anaemia and
kindred discasee, Out be sire you
the genuine which bear tine full
name Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale
temple on the wrapper around every
OEYLON AND INDiA TEA.,
GREEN OR BLACK,
Xfa 3PezeilnecrtWoo,.
It Is Perfect, Because It Is Pure, Wholesome, Clean, Delicious.
Ic reachesOtt in itS natural, state. Prussian Blue, Soapstone, etc,,
are not used, as in other teas; to hide defects. It has pore.
A free sample of delicious SALADA Tea sent on recent of
postal mentioning Which you drink—Black, Mixed, or Green
Tea. Address SALADA," Toronto or1Vlontreal.
symmetry, a heaviness and coarseness
of bone, especially about the shouldere
and withers, badly set tails, and a
general absence of that smoothness,
neatness and sweo;tnese of expression
20 completions in the bet type of
Jersey.IAnotber groat weakness is.
the imperfection of the udder, which
1.4 in need of considerable improve -
meet. IA. large, full bag, level at the
bottom,_ running well forward and of
good length and fullness behind, set
firmlyand closely, to rho body, with
even teats widely and squarely placed;
ie all too rare. The fact that the in-
stances of different anirnals of simi-
lar breeding distinguisbing�themselvos
In the show -rings are so few, indi-
cates that sufficient care and judg-
ment have not been exercised in selec-
tion and breeding. Ideas of breeders
generally havo not been suffioientlyt
well defined. .The concentration of
blood of the beet animals, by which
means great families of cattle are pro-
duced, has not been adopted and fol-
lowed cis extensively as results of a
similar course with other ;]reeds ap-
pear not only to justify, but afford
every reason to expect most gratify-
ing results'.
The size 'wllicll many animals at-
tain is strongly dwelt on by Guernsey
breeders as being a great advantage
be respect of the value of the carcass
for the butcher, but there are excel-
lent reasons for regarding this breed-
ing for size to be a Step in the wrong
direction. The Guernsey is essential-
ly a dairy bread and,should be special-
ly bred foe dairy, purposes, and the
production of beef left to those breeds
whichfurnish meat far more econom-
ically and of vastly superior quality.
Quality, ton, while not wholly incom-
patible :with size, is generally found
to suffer by increasing the size of ani -
male, and by attaching more import-
ance to quality and less to bulk,Guern-
sey breeders and judges would great-
ly advance the interests of the breed.
BRITISH' IANIEEICA 'ASSURANCE
COMPANY.
The Sixty-seventh Annual Meeting
of the Shareholders et this company
was held, at its offices, Toronto, on
Thursday, 28th February, 1801.
The President, Hon. Geo. A. Cox, oc-
cupied the chair, and Mr. P. H. Sims,
who waif appointed to act as Secre-
tary, read the annual report, of which
the following is a summary: -
Your directors have the honor to
gresent the annual report and finan-
cial statement of the company's sixty-
seventh year, duly vouched for by its
auditors%
It wilt ,be noted that there had been
a considerable inorease in the premium
inoome for the year, this being; mainly
due to the business derived from the
new fie1dsl in whioh the company has
established business connections, and
also to the improved conditions that
have prevailed in the marine business.
Two half -yearly dividends have been
declared ate the rate of 7 per cent, per
annum, amounting to $60,323.66, and
the reserve fund has been increased, to
$581,457.22,
In view of the abnormal fire losses
on this continent during the year 1900,
including the disastrous conflagra-
tion in April .last in 'the cities of Hull
and Ottawa, which involved a lora of
property to the value of about ton
million dollars, your directors feel
that the statements herewith sub-
mitted most be regarded as satisfac-
tory by the Shareholders.
The capital stock of the company
bas been increased to ono million dol-
lars, in accordance 'with the by-law
passed at the last annual mooting, the
$250,000;00 new stock authorized to
be issued at a premium of 15 par cent.
having been all taken .up.
]Summary or Financial Statement.
Total cash income. . . $1,951,233.3.4
Total expenditure, includ-
ing appropriation for (los-
ses under adjustment. 1,890,8.17.57
60.885.77
Dividend declared, . . . 80.383.26
Total assets. , .. 1.770,006.45
Cash capital. , . 1,000,000.00
Reserve fund. . . . . 581,457,22
Seourity to policyholders 81,581,457.2e
The ('resident, who moved the adop-
tion of the report:, wliinll was second-
ed by the Vico-Pxesidont, referred to
the exceptionally heavy losses' by
Eire on this continent during the year
Miller review, and said that, although
the report just read did not present
so favorable a showing, as far as the
hokum between income and expendi-
ture
xpenditune for the year was concerted, as
Lao preceding annual statements
w.haeh he. had had the honer during
the pant eight years ori inebinitting td
the shareholders, he felt that there
was par$aps as Much matter tar con,
gratulation in the figures elmbraced
In the aocomnts for the year 19001as in
those od some preceding Statements
wheat have shown a more favorable
balance sheet.. It was gratifying to
observe the coaatinuod, increase in the
volume of business; transacted. While
than had been a satliafaotory growth.
of, income from fickle in, which the
company and for years past b0era car -
bolt, vying on opoa'ations, lite wRs glad, to
be able to say, that, from the agen-
cies recently established beyond the
limits' of this continent, vary en-
oonraging returns 'h'av'e been re-
ceived. Th'e' prodiotlonu that the di-
r'ectors ventured to Make a year ago
as to a probable improvement in con-
ditions of marine business had, he was
pleased td say, been realized, and, as
result of the better rates which,
speaking generally, had prevailed
both upon' inland lake and ocean risks
there had been a fair margin 05 profit
upon thus business ;wirlitten in that
branch during' the year. But what
in his estimation was more a matter
of congratulation than any of the
fggares 164 wlhieh•1 he had referred was
the fact that at the.c1020 of a year
inn which the fire Lasses in Canada and
the United States have been very
largely in excess of those of average
years they were able to present a bal-
ana,e sheet which showed a loss of less
I,tflen case per cent. upon the premium
ibncoano as the result of the year's un-
derwriting transactions - that is,
ignoring the income derived from 10-
te,rest and rent.
Tlue report. was,
on motion, adopted,
and the to11'owing gentlemen were re-
elected to serve as directors during
the ensuing year;-
Hon. Gee A. Cox, J. J. Kenny, Hon.
S. C. Wood, Thos. (,ung, John Hoskin
K.C., LL.D., 11. M. Pe'tllattt, le. Jaffray,
A. Myers and E. W. Car.
sequently, the Hon. Geo. A. Cox was
re-elected President; and Mr. I. 3,
Kenny Vico-President,
Afore than twenty millions of gold
have been assayed at Seattle from the
Arctic regions.
. ,
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This aignatare is on every box of the gonnia9
Laxative Gromo•Quinine Tablets
,the remedy that cure w cold in ono asp
IT STAYS.
Shoot folly as it flies, quoted Spattse
But folly ,neves' flies, replied Blcc-
bulnpeir.
Kinard's Liniment Cures Dandruff,
The convicts in the Texas peniten-
tiary have contributed largely out of
their earning toevard the relief of
their earnings toward the relief of
the Galveston sufferers.,
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS
AIRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING BYRVP has been
used by mothorefor their children teething. It eoathee
the child. softens the gums allayopaln. cures triad colice
and i a the beet Comedy for (diarrhoea, 25o a bottle. Sold
by ail druggists throughout the world. Be cure and ash
for "M s. Winslow o Soothing Syrup."
Erastus A. Barnard, at Chloago, nes
given to that city a tract of land
valued at $200,000, to be used as a
public park.
Messrs C. 0. RIOHARrD,S & Co.,
Yarmouth; N.S.
1 Gentlemen, -In January last Fran-
cis Leclaire, one of the men employed
Vme working in the lumber woods,
d a tree fall on him crushing him
fearfully. He was:, when found, plac-
ed on a sled and taken home, where
grave fears were entertained for leis
recovery, his hips ,being badly, bruised
and his body turned black from his
iritis; to his feet. We used MTNARD'S
LINIMENT on him freely to deaden
the pain, and ;with the use of three
bottles he was completely cured and
'able to return to Ins work.
SAUVER IDUVAL
Elgin Road, L'Islet Co., Que.
May 26th, 1803.
Last year there were imparted into
the United States, &Ter 1,000,000,000
grains of quinine, costing over $1,-
500,000,
CANADIAN WOMENeal i LOYAL AD-
DRISe TO QUEEN ALEXANDRA.
The opportunitiedgiven for signing
the address to Her Majesty express-
ing the loyalty and appreceation of
the women of Canada, have been
largely taken advantage of in num-
erous places throughout the Domim-
ion. A.s there must, however, be wo-
men here and ,there who have not yet
learnt kit at they are all ask-
ed to join itt this move-
ment, 1.1 is now announced that
there will still be time; for those who
have not had a chance of ei,gniug the
signature sheets to (send in an appli-
cation to have their names added to
the roll. (Che usual signature, with-
out prefix or adllrees, sent in an en-
velope with an authorisation to havo
it copied in fac-simile, and eaolosing
not lees than a two bent stamp to cov-
er expenses, will be in time if reeeiv-
0d by the Secretary, at the Central
Offioo of the National Council of Wo-
men of Canada, f'1 Brunswick Ave.,
Toronto, up to the 21st of March. Af-
ter that date, the Address, Which is
being artistically and beautifully i11u-
ntinated will be bound in a large vol-
ume, together with the signature
sheets, in a manner (worthy of the
Women who are so enthusiastically
t)ayowiog themselves into this (50lenne.
A I'iddOTIDAL LI'0TLI1 WIP'
belghber--"Tou'ya got a lovely hod-
ream now with this new carpet. 3ust
glut it down, didn't you" i
Hostess-' ss;' just through.
Neighbor - I thought so, from the
taeks scattered around the floor, You
'ought to plat them up before night,
or your husband will he stepping on
. them,
'Hostess -No, let them stay, lkiy,
husband is a newspaper humorist,
and every time iia steps on ono he'll
think of some new joke about it, I
hope he'll make .enough out of them.
to pay, for the carpet,
"MINE HOST
DAK, 1
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99
•n --- ; ,,
Relates Eis Experience for the
Benefit of Others.
_ 1 ;
Proprietor of the Dalte House, S1. Thornes,
Losec an Enemy That IIad Troubled
Him for Over Five Tears, land Is (clad.
St. Thomas, Marsch 4, (Special). -Mr.'
L. Dake, of the Dake House, to this
city, 7s a proud mean for the has ht
last forever disposed oe a foe, which
has given' him a great deal of pain
and annoyance during- the last five
or six years. That foe was Kidney
eircuble and Lame Back, Dodd'sKid-
ney Pills drove it out, never to re-
turn, and now Mr. Dake is happy.
This is what he says:
r'I have been troubled with my Kid-
negs and pains in my back for over
five years. Nothing Icould get
helped me in the least. Finally, I was
told by a friend who bad tried them,
that Dedd's Kidney Pills would cure
mo, and I decided to; try. They re-
lieved me from the first and even-
tually guyed me completely. They are
a wonderful medicine."
There are many people in St.
Thomasand vicinity who have vary
kind things to say of Dodd's Kidney
Pills. The local druggists report a
very largo sale, and thio is not to
be wondered at, as many very re-
markable aures are reported in the
city and county,
Fitly years ago news from Europe
reached America in two weeks. NOW
ill comes in two minutes.
Minard's •Liniment Cures Binns, etc,
$100 Reward, 5100.
The readers of this parer will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure' in an its
stages and that is Catarrh. Halle Catarrh'
Cure is the only positive cure now koowa to'.
the medical lraternity. Catarrh being a cons-
titutional disease, requires a constitutional
treatment. Hall's Catarrh Care is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system, thereby des-
troying the foundation of the disease, and
giving the patient strength by building up the
constitution and Restating nature in doing Its
work. The proprietors have so much faith is
its earattve powers, that they offer one Hun-
dred Dollars for any case that 11 tails to cure.
Bond for list of testimonials.
F. J. CHENEY&CO., Toledo O.
1 ' Sold by druggists. 78e.
Hall's Family Pills are the best
The Buffalo! Bird Protective Society
defends the Scotch sparrow, ascrib-
ing to the birds the disappearance,
in that vicinity, of the canker -worm.
Kinard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia:
Afore than 150 new sohoolhouses
have been built in Kansas within the
last year. _--
AVENUE (SOUSEntaGIAA` igeAr rnue
Zomily Hotel rates 01.50 per day,
TEM .DEAR FRIENDS.
Noll -Jack kissed me last thing.
Belle -I ima'gi'ne that wontl:L ba the
last thing he'd think of doing.
Minard's Liniment for sale cv eryavliero
isbrs. Many000ks, of Brooklyn -Mr.
Sheldon advocates essociating with
r.tees cook, Oscar.
W. r. C. llos+i;!.
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poise P11015gea 20, 30, 40, 4
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Every house should bepeintod,
but it should be painted with '
high. grade paints. If you paint
with cheap paints, your lime and
money is lost. It is not paints
that cost, it is the labor. Pure d
paints cost' no more in labor thea
cheap paints. •
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i8sec. 3o, 1899.
(Doe. 31, 190"0,
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TWENTIETH ANNUAL STATEMENT
—OF THE -
North m
j if, f i
Nor t 1
Assurance Company.
HEAD OFFICE : — (12.918 KIi1C STREET
WEST, TORONTO.
For the Year Snded December 31st, !goo.
To net Ledger Assets .... ......................... 83,336,710 se
RECEIPTS. -
To Cash for Premiums $822,929 00
To Cash Income on Investments, etc., 183,041 55
DISBURSECIENTS.
-- 1,005,970 S
$4,342,680 7g
Dec. 37, 1900. By Payment for Death Claims, Protits,ete $304,579 00
` " . By all other Payments 264,493 35
569,072 681
$3,773,508 04
(Dec. 31, 7900.
ASSETS.
By Mortgages, etc $1,282,389 98
" Debentures (market value 5739,099 47) 729,8:3 t0
" Stocks and Bonds (market value $1,031,680 oo)2,013,799 9
" Real Estate, including Company's building 359,755 7
" Leans on Policies, etc 239,719 3
rr Loans on Stocks, (nearly all on call)...., ......... 91,580 ool
" Cash in Banks and on Hand 26,473 934
53,773,505 o9
Premiums outstanding, etc. (less cost of collection)063,071 18
Interest and rents due and accrued 40,694 59
53,977,263 8y
LIABILITIES.
Dec, Kt,, poo. To Guarantee Fund $ 60,000 00
' Assurance and Annuity Reserve Fund 3,362,709 000
", Death Losses awaiting proofs, etc54,362 44
3,477,071 441
. Net Surplus ...$500,192 391
Audited and found correct.
r` J. N. LAKE, Auditor.
/ The financial position of the Company is unexcelled -its percentage.
torr et surplus to liabilities exceeds that of any other Rome Company.
Ile / insurance issued during x900 54,553,750 00/
Exceeding the best previous year (except one) in the history of the
Company.
•
'prance In force at end of 0900 (net) 24,883,061 0o+
PRESIDENT
1JO1-1141 L. BLAIKIE
VICE -PR E6IDENTS
HON. G. W. ALLAN. HON. SIR \VILLIAM R. 1IEREDITH, K.6'
DIRECTORS
,HON. SENATOR GOWAN, KC., LLD., C.II.G. E. GURNEY, Esq.
L. W. SMITH, Esq., K.C.; D.C.L. J. K. OSBORNE, Esq.,.
D. MoCRAE, Esq., Guelph.
r MANAGINQ 918EOTO8
WM. McOABE, LL.B., F.I.A., F.8.'s,
SECRETARY MEDIOAL DIRECTOR ,
1L, GOLDMAN, A.LA. A. THORBURN, M.D., Eche;
The Report containing the proceedings of the Annual Meeting, held on January
doth last, showing marked proof's of the continued progress and solid position of the
Company, will be sent to policy -holders. Pamphlets explanatory of the attractive
,investment of plans of the Company, and a copy of the annual report, showing its un.
to melted financial position, willbefurnished on application to the Head Otlice, or ane
'.Lthe Cage ny's agenciOsl •
Ibietaic SKYLIGHTS ouAnBs„. HaEnd1"IkLudi.e of SouCUnPTgs,A„,!,NS
Toaoxro, ovx, LACE CURTAINS DYEL311i&
n1eWNED
Write tons about you10.
BRITISH AMERICAN 0YEINC 01)., Box 158, Mootroal
JUBILEE OF 1901. A Pan,dor Aisnnnl present-
tnuyi, eapingsth forst nil
that Is ubileo. toassistial, complete reaping the bal.-
o Il-
lustrated Substantial, cam Ill an t a,n27 50t. ,
ndre, ost.p n on Paolo Paper 100 ono', 87,50 per
hundred, post•pnid. D, and J. S.madsa 1: Co„ MontrenL
ROOFING and Sheet Metal Werke.
r,00PING SLATD, iu slunk. Red or Green, S&shoal RLAonto).RDS. two tnpPir
Public/uTar,
Schools Toronto). (Bee
Neri Pelt, pitch,
Cool Tar, eta ROOFING TILE (Roe Naw Cay mild.
Inds, Toronto, done by our fired. Aletol Collin¢e,.850.
ntao,, etc. Pastimntoei,tmlehed for work compute or for
D. 0CNate ehiyped to anyport of Ehe count's•, nne 1858.
D. 00201E & 80N8,Attstaldo & Widmor✓ito., Tal'Onta
BII_IO 0 I it Tn0 01)5 01 »00)50 TEACREIO
ill UU O tl w a'ront IOVanllee Ire yrigbulll 5111:fa
DD rf al t d 051,00 0otLod tat 6YLP TaaCt11\a
LE SSONS to piny by note o PIANO ey Admixed C R E C H ginner uva 1100 and Inert y Adrnneea
6r . put 11 1 cru 'ar,,o,W 'mt modal ne L rel,
0.5000 5LTima 0,10-x sue Sher byy 100 NOMh 0,050)000 2Cb001
a7 11.16. Wtl¢I1 g,o 1111 ahbrtilned. 1b (1,01050,0. 01111 501
6101, instruct/am popular price 7:100) x111 bo 5001 rags 10
Xe ab
Incubators, Brooders, Poultry Supplies ane.
APpllaucos. Catalogue free.
A J. klonoAN, Mb, London, Out, •
It Will Pay You
to oonstgo all your Produce to tho
Dawson Commission On. Limited
Cor. Oolba'no and wast Afnrket St., prlooe,Tm•onto. They
Nisi get you highestpoaelbie
AGENTS
TS
Oxon•
MI COMMISSION.
The 0,•obtoat agenic' seller over produced; every user of
eon and Ink buys It on sight ; 200 to SOD per tent. profit:
one agent's ealb, anlmtnted 1a 8020 In fit due : another
032 In two 1,01,0. Monroo Mfg. Co., X400 terror/re, Wis.
Dominion Lire Steamships
Montreal to Liverpool, Boston to Lirer-
pool. Portland to Liverpool, V1a Queens.
town.,
and Past Slennnh1N• Superior moron)Mattel
FM MI Sasses of yoa)al"nota Saloons and Stateroom
are amidships. Spcoinl attention has barn aivonlir
Second Satcon and 'third -014M aceommodetlun. Pm
ratesfpassa,05 e00 all particulars, apply to any 45.1
of the Demean, r
Riahanls, Altll, k.Co. D. Terrance le Ca.,
77 State St, Boston. Montreal and Portland.
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PRINTED in one or massy' colors
or STRIPED at low prices. Sam-
ples furnished on request. Spooial
quotations for car loads or largo
lots, Write for prices.
TORONTO WRAPPING
PAPE1;, 0OI12PAI' 9'
75 ,A elaide-st. Want,
TIME Fa'IOST NUTRITIOUS-
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GRATEFUL -OO IVI FO RTI NG.
ESREAKFAST-SUPPER-
Pr mise
To Pay
A Debenture of The Canada
Permanent and Western Canada
Mortgage Corporation is 0 promise
to pay the sum named thersin,whieh
may be any sum notes than $too,
on the date specified, 'which may be
in one or mom years, as the Investor
may prefer. The Coupons attached
are promises to pay interest on the
amount half ycarlyal four per omit.
per annum. The entire assets of
the Company, amounting to $22,.
696,885 are security for fulfilment of
the promises.
CORrrr3PONDENOE INVITED.
O Ffirm, Toronto St., Tot'tonto,
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