HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1901-5-9, Page 3ABOUT Oi1R awli UUU TEl!1GJU TI)G THEIR PEOPLE,
1GEWS ?R01Md THE DIFFERENT FRO.
VINCES OP THE DGA1INi0H,
alto Events That Intekost the Canadian
Peopio Chronicled Briefly—Want is
Going on recap the Atlantic to the
St, Oathard•,nes fa annaycd by a
"Peeping Team"
The Canadian patriotic fund now
amounts to 6338,000,
A +wart }muse 4s to he erected; this
etaramer at Edmonton.
The Union ' Bank oe 'Halifax has
Opened a laranab at Digby.
Whc daily snail at Kingston is
heavier Lhasa it ever was,
The Dundas CbonalSociety will pro-
dWce a cantata nest month.
The StrethaFslba, Alberta, Beard of
Trade has been inoorrparatod,
a b built at
Now b t}ir•hWtl,sas aro to e b It
the Chatham min}aral ,springs,
Now sch,ao1I8 aro badly needed to ao
camtmcdate Winnipeg ohil :ren.
Mr. D. BalUolak, high sheriff of
(Carleton +aunty, N. 13., its dead.
An addetiloln is being built to St,
Joseph's Hospital at Chatham.'
Thlts spring $200,000 will be Spent
tan new buildings in Wallaoeburg,
Stratford is erecting a building for
'tmantual training and domestic seienee.
The population of the island of Anti-
.oOstL is to<lee eabanrexated at this een
The visiting at Victoria hospital
London, is to be out'tailed, especially
an Sundays.
f6I8e population oe the Yukon dis-
trict is 10,463, including 16,107 whites
and 356 'Adkins.
The season's Iumber cut on the St,
John and its txibutariea is estimated
.at 140,000,000 feet.
Sergt, John Dooley, many years a
member of the Guelph police force,
ie dead in Ireland.
The prdnnoters of the Kingston
.snbeltar will be offered a bonus of
.$75,000 and a tree site.
Sealing sctclonars report the catch
this year off the coast of
as Labrador
Y 9
the bast foe o m r
'any years.
John ;f, Jessop, provincial Immigra-
tion agent, Victoria, 13.0., one of the
"early pioneers of the (oast, is dead.
The better class of Welsh ',ramie
stunts will be assisted by capitalists
to settle on Canadian western lands,
Brookville water commissioners
have closed a contract for the pur-
abase of a four mWionegallon pump-
ing engine.
Tenders are being called for exten-
sive improvements to the Bank of
Ilamilton, Winnipeg, whioh will oast
$80,000.
It is estimated that the population
of the smiled city of Rat Portage and
Keewatin will within a few years be
200,000.
There is sulficie.nt .good farming
land within twenty miles of Rat Por-
tage to provide a population of 200,-
000 with eatables.
Halifax newspapers are imparting
paper from England. It is even said
that the paper is made from pulp
sent from Canada.
At biedieine Ilat water -works a well
eras being bored, but at 620 feet a
flow of gas was struck with a pres-
sure pf 130 pounds,
The C.
P. R. has
made a red
untie%
of 25 par cent. on its live stock tariff
to all pants on the line between Ed-
i, mental and McLeod:
A court martini was held in Winni-
peg on Pte. Myers, who deserted from
the dragoons to Ottawa,
The immigration hall in Strathcona,
Alberta, has been furnished and will
be open fe'r the reception of incom-
ing settlers this week.
Amos Rowe, collector of customs
at Calgary, has been superannuated,
and Alex. Allan, of the same town,
appointed in bis place.
Michael Travel, of Nelson, B. C., a
man of curb 80 years of age, bas
' taken up a pre-emption record of 320
nares of land at Fire Valley, Eagle
Creek.
Tho catch of salmon in Canadian
waters last year was valued at 63,-
159,306, a•decreasc of 62,520,868 when
coiri.pared with the returns of the pre-
vious year.
Following are C. P. R., land sales in
Manitoba for March, 1901, as coal-
pared with the dame period a year
arm—Marcie, 1901, 3,954,614 aeras, for
$122,362.47; March, 1900, 3,118,301
nares, for ,$97,777.79.
At the Queen's university n sehal
arship in medicine has been establish-
ed eu honour of tan ' services of the
venerable Dr. Fowler, ante Doan of.
the meaiical faculty.
At Digby, N. S., 25 acres of ground'
axe being deviated to golf links, and
an artificial bathing gond is being
constructed, affording about 30,000
square feet of swimming surface,
' NEW PRODUCT. OF MILK. i.
' Of the hewindustries developed to -
?ward the aloe of the last century
perhaps the Most novel is -that of the
manufacture de a g tbstance known as
plaaman. It is ;produced from milk
after the butter has been oxtraeted,
(rhe fresh milk la put in a separator,
,cvhore all the cream is removed. The
separated milk is then treated by a
process which coagulates the pro-
teids of the milk, The mass or sub -
(stance obtained is then kneaded and
dried at a temperature of 126 de-
grope under an atmosphere of ear -
bank acid gas. It is' then ground into
n granular (louder, which is com-
pletely eoluble in hot water. The
German Government supply it in large',
quantities to the army and navy, and
their Department tear the Investiga-
tion of Foodstuffs for the Troops have
fotiud that ono ounce o1 this powder
is equal in nourishing and sustain-
tagproportios to throe and a quarter
pound of the finest beefsteak, or
to about ten er twelve pints of milk.
The banana is 44 Linins ratite pra-
ductive than the potato, 13L times
more than wheat. The fruit is ripe 18
months from the sprouting 02 the
plant.
ROW THE CENSUS IS, TAKEN SY
OTHER COUNTRIES.
ellttlorlty or !Moons Count Their rope
awry Ten, Years --The tisane Piiruroat
ways simpleyotl !u'resting the Ceases,
trite 'United States took 115 069003
in the autumn of 1900, followed by
Germany, Portugal, and Switzerland,
cit DeoeMber 1st, Austria, SPaip and
Bolglum on January let, 1901, Italy
in February, France at the end of
March, and Great Britain on March
8151.
In moat count -rice, the people are
numbered every tenth year -the de-
pelinLal system -but in some instanaee
the period is shorter, France and Ger-
many count their peoplt overt' five
yeara. inno rio —
a a had Piro 0
bd d
y pP
far inetanao, she had no census be-
tween the iyeara 1860 and 1877—till
1900, when [ilia adopted the dooennial
system.
Every individual in France has a
separate paper, Rvhtich he, or she, must
fill up, or get filled up, by a treat -
worthy person ; Infants, it may be
mentioned, oomo under the latter cate-
gory. Ia addition, the 'head of the
household has to 3111 up.a family form
on which hosummarises the particu-
lars Set forth' on the personal forms,
When he lhaa done that, he places all
the individual papers inside it, and
thus hands it to the census agent
when he calla for it.
Even if the household consists of
only ono person living alone, that per-
san must fill up both au individual
paper and a family paper, the former
being stowed away in tho latter in
due form.
The degree of relationship to the
head of the family must be stated
on the family' paper ; the absent mem-
bera of Lha family must be included,
being placed in that section of the
sheet intended for the absent, but
such absentees are not to be men-
tioned if they are in prison, in a lun-
atio asylum, or if they are boarders In
educational eatabiishmonts, soldiers,
and infants put out to nurse—these
will be included in the list of persons
drawn up: by tho leads of such estab-
lishments. Sailors, at sea, however,
aro to be mentioned on this family
form.
In the German Empire each person
has
A CARD TO FILL UP,
and there i4 also a "cover" form to
A LATE BACK
0
CAUSES MR. C. H. • WILCOX YEARS
OF GREAT SUFFERING.
Injured Ilia Spine W- hile Lifting, and the
Dootora Told Him Ho Would Novor
Fully Recover -But He le Once !Rorer
Free. From the Trouble.
e
From the Brockville Recorder.
In the western notion of Leed
county there is no man better known
then Mr. Chas. 13. Wilcox. He' has re-
sided in the vicinity of McIntosh
Mills for years, and during muoh of
the time has conducted a very sue -
easeful saw -milling business. All of
14Ir. Wilcox's neighbors know. that he
was a groat sufferer for years from a
lame beak, and moat of them know
that this affliction has now happily
passed away. Mr. Wilcox says he
owes this happy release from pain to
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and those
who know him will not for an In-
stant question the sincerity of his
statement. He gives the story of his
suffering and subsequent cure in the
following atatement:—" One day,
while working in the milt, and en-
gaged. in lifting lumber I bad • the
misfort
ane to nevexely wrench my
back. I was eo badly injured that I
had tcl be carried home, and for six
months I was' practically unable to
move, and suffered great torture. Tho
doctor told me that I had injured my
spine and that Iwould never fully re-
cover from its effects, At ghat Iwas
able to go about again, but was far
from being the man Shad been before.
For yours Isuffered almost continual-
ly from pains in the back,and was un-
able to lift any heavy weight, At
times the pain was so bad that I was
unable to work at all,and Iwas of-
ten confined to the house for days at
a time. During this time I was treat-
ed by four different doctors but their
t1eatmeut did not seem to do me auy
good. They told nee that owing to
the imjwty to my spine my back
would always be weak. Seeing that
the doctors were unable to help ma,
and havidpg read of the many cures
resulting from the 'use of Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills, I decided to give
them a trial, and Procured a supply,
Vary aeon I could see that they wore
%
relieving me a little end this enema/
aged ma to continue their use, In al
I took about ten boxes end whe
the
were ti,nish
Y ed m ,bao�k was n
y d
Strang aa tivar, •The pains that had
reeked my' body for so many year's
had entirely disappeared, my back
felt as strong av befaro the injury.
It is n•aty Ltva veins 01000 I discon-
tinned the use oe tate pills and in all
thetatime I have not heel an ache or
pain, so that 4 may safely say that
my cure le permanent. I'waulet tette
vise all ,similar self:rere to try Dr,
Williams' Pink fills,• for knowing
what they have done far • ine, I am
confident that they cannot be legs
s,uaoessfut lei alma oases.'
These pills arc .sold by all dealers in
mfOdielne or may be had by mail at
50 degas n box or etx boxes for
$2.50 by addressing the Dr, Wil-
liams' Mediaino Co„ Brockville, OM..
Do *101 take any substitute. nr any
other remedy olleged to lea "just as
good."
floe tie TEETH awl : STH
Row no ►OZODONT LIQUID. o . . 25o
i8ew Patent Box SOZODOtT POWDER . . 25o
Large wpm and POWDER . . . TD®
At the Stores or by Mall,' postpaid, for the Price.
A Dentist's Opinion: r` As an antiseptic and hygienic
mouthwash, and for the care and preservation of the teeth and
gums, i cordially recommend Sozodont. I consider it the ideal
dentifrice for children's use, [Name of writer upon application.]
HALL & RUCKKEL E YORK,
Pl R
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be filled up lay the head of the house,
The questions embrace . the usual in-
quiriea concerning name, age, sex, re-
ligion, occupation, and military ser-
vice.
Germany . differ+ from other coun-
tries in that she is not content to nam-
bor thepeople only. For some time
there has been a cattle census, and
on this emulsion there was a further
extension of the scope by the insti-
tution of a fruit tree census. Pratt
as an article of food and ae a luxury
has been steadily growing in favour
for a long time, and the Government
considers it advisable that it should
know its resources in this respect. A
record of forest lands is also kept,
and a yearly return has to be made
of the uumber of trees felled or other-
wise destroyed and of the young trees
planted in the forest -nurseries to re-
place them.
in Germany, theceasus of the popu-
lation serves more purposes than in
most countries, for instance, the am-
ount of money to be co'med is based
on the figures obtained in title way.
In Austria, the head of the family
has to fill up a form, and answer for
each person a set of questions. All
the members of the family must be
include whether theyare present nt or
P
absent, and in the latter ease their
place of residence must be duly sot
down. The questions, concerning re-
ligion and the partioular language
spoken are to be found in the form,
and whether the person
CAN' READ OR WRITE.
On another form, used +where requir-
ed, you must Bet forth the number
of your themes ; yon must say whether
they are full grown or young ones,
mares with foal or not,. stallions, and
so on.
In Belgium the census paper has to
be filled up by the ..head of the house-
hold for all its members ; he must in-
clude the absent members of his fam-
ily, except those who are in certain
establishments, after . the fashion ad-
opted in France.
There is one peculiarity in connec-
tion with the census papers in Bel-
glum, namely, that any person, not
being a member of the family who
happens to pass the night in the
house, bus a separate form all to him-
self.
The eighth decennial census was
taken in Holland in 1899, and an ex -
ambled= of the official papers shows
that the Govea'ament desired to know
things very exactly.
A larger variety of census papers
is used in Holland than in any other
country. Each individual must fill up
a paper, but these
papers arenot
the
same for 'both sexes, as in France.
There is one for males, and one for
females.
Then there is a special paper for
the stranger passing the night in
that particular house, the said pa-
per being, of course, different for the
sexes. The heats of the household, or
the chief official of certain establish-
ments, has a "cover" form, and skip-
pers also have a special census paper
to fill up for mon under their or-
ders.
Still further variety is given by
printing the forma on paper of dif-
ferent colourut. -
irhe taking of the cnnead in Swit-
zerland la carried out on lines similar
to the French; there, are individual
bulletins and
A FAMILY :ENVELOPE
•
The people aro required to giro in-
formation concerning their chief and
accessory occupation. In the premed
ing census, they were asked' to say
whether their employment was re-
munerative, but this question has been
abandoned beoauee of the g'r'ave doubts
of the individual on this subject, an
a great difference of opinion abou
the meaning of "remunerative,"
Portuguese are content to suppl
one fotm for each' family' to be fine
up as usual by the head of the house
hold. The head offioiala of the port
have to take the census of the ship
anohoged in the porta on the night
of the (lay on which, the papers Ura
Western countries, census taking In
Russia is rather crude. Prior to 1897
the 0enans had been taken ten times,
but this was to find out how many
asaloa there were who paid or ought
to pay taxes. The firrst oeneus took
place as far bank as 1724, when the
number of inhabitants was set down
at 14,000,000 in round figures ; in 1897
the number was given as 129,000,000
including Finland.
Friday, March .1, 1901, was the day
ohoaen for the enumeration of the peo-
ple in India ; the choice of the day
had to be made with due consideration
for the native materna. It was four
days before full m00n, and, while, the
light would be Sufficient to allow the
schedules to be checked before mid-
night, the popular movement towards
the snored rivers for` the lunar bath-
ing festivals would not yet have set
lin. The dal Was one of those regard-
ed as Lnauspioious for marriages, and
marked by no great religious festival.
The two knotty questions which had
to be decided by those sesponstble for
the framing of the papers were " re-
ligious seat," and "caste." There is a
tendency to great ramification which
makes the first question diffioult to
answer, and the amend was regarded
as inadvisable by some authorities,but
was finally included by.order of the
Governor-General. ,
The first regular counters of the
people were the Roman oensora
whonoe the term " census." Solon was
the first to count the Greeks. No
census was taken in Europe during
the middle Agea; they were consid-
ered contrary to the law of the
Church. Sweden took the first :scien-
tifically conducted census in 1749.
CAME TO TOWN TO BE HANGED.
A Story Told of Abel Erasmus, tiro goer,
and Lord Welseley.
The despatches from South' Africa a
short time ago announced the coming
into the British lines of a prominent
Boer, Abel Erasmus, and his family.
Thio Erasmus is not 'the commandant
of the same name avho failed to effect
a junction with Lose Meyer at the
attack on Glencoe at the opening of
the war, but the (great political adver-
sary of President Kruger.
A good story is "told of $he old Boer
and Lord Wolseley, then SM Garnet
Wolseley, solo in
y, connection with the part
Erasmus took in Wolseley's campaign
in 1879 against Sekukuni the chief of
the Bapedi's on the borders of Swazi-
land. After the capture of Sekukuni
ho was immediately brought before Sir
Garnet Wolseley, who asked him, how
he, a miserable Kaffir living in a
cave, dared to defy the great Queen,
of England. Tho chief replied that he
had been instigated to do so by Abel
Erasmus.
Den' Garnet, in describing the scene
at a public dinner given to hire at
Pretoria on Otis return from the
cnmpaiga, said that he wished there
and then to let Abel Erasmus know
that if ever he found that Erasmus
had been inciting any chief to levy
war against (England, and ho was able
to lay bands on him. Abel Erasmus
would hang aa hi,g13 as Haman.
A few days after the, dinner S'
Henry
Smoke b r
n u y, Sir Garnet's m❑
itary secretary, was sitting in his o
five when a tall, bearded Boer enter
ed' and naked permission to speak with
im.
I am Abel Erasmus," he said
and I have very important business
STRONG 1?REN0#[.CANADIANS.
A Fimoyei*,,.0id Iso? Mho 14 Able to Llfl
Three 'rinses We own 1Totglll.
Thal Vronel.Canadlau6 are not
feriae' to other people In pbysioal
iatrongth and endurance is %Mown by
the remarkable number of strong
Men they .have precluded In recent
years. ;tome of their teals of strength
have been pb0ncmenal and have gain-
ed for lbene wide celebrity,
Probably most notable among them
is Louth Qyr, a lemma -Canadian liv
ing in Montreal, who now. at the age
of 37,has retired from active life, relin-
quiehing hie title of champion, of the
world which he hold for many years,
to Horace a3arro, another Frenoll-Cau-
adten. Among his most remarkable
feats were raising 878 1-2 pounds above
his head with a single hazed ; raising
a bar weighing 047 pounds with his
two hands above ht head without-
touching
llho btouching
hie leodyi. leatding at arm's
length 104 pounds ; placing a barrel
filled with water weighing 433 pounds
on bis ?Moulders, withous using this
knees or alis right !hand ;' raising from
the reground with a single finger, 651
pounds, His most extraordinary feat
was to raise on (his back the enormous
weight of 8,655 pomade. He is still
welt preserved, but has ideoided to rest
for the future.
Horace Barre is ho has taken the
title of champion Strong man is a
young 'French-Canadian only 20 years
old. One of 'his feats is to raise in
each hand at arm's length 240 pounds.
Besides Cyr and Barre there are
many other French-Canadians who
have displayed great :strength. Pierre
Simard, one of them, has a son who
is only 5 years of age and weighs
only thirty-five pounds, but can raise
three times his own, weight; with two
hands he can raise 155 pounds and
with :me hand be reface ninety pounds,
YEARS A PRISONER,
A Sundridge Farmer Closely Con-
fined to His Own w Hous •
e
Recently Liberated. He Hastens to
Write as Open Letter, Telling of Sts
Years of Misery, and His Miraculous
Escape.
Sundridge, Ont., April, 29, (Special).
—A ease of prolonged torture has just
come Lo light in Strong Township, a
few miles from here.
It seems hard that an honest man
should be kept a prisoner in his own
home for over four years, and yet,
that Id just what happened to Mr.
leEr. Wm. Doey, of Lot 19, Concession
13, Township of Strong. His family
and friends all tried to secure his re-
lease, but in vain.
"For Lour years, I suffered =era -
elating torture, during which time I
was scarcely an hour free from pain.
"The trouble commenced in my
back, where it often remained sta-
tionary for months, and so Intense
was the pain that I could not lie down
to take rest, but had to sit night: and
day in a chair. The pain would then
remove to other parts of my body,
and when in my knees, I was unable
to walk,
and confined constantly to
my room.
I was treated for Rheumatism by
several doctors, and also tried many
medicines, without: receiving any
benefit. Almost in despair, I feared
I would never again experience the
pleasure of being free from pain.
"A short time ago, my attention
was directed to some remarkable
cures of Rheumatism by Dodd's Kid-
ney Pills, recorded in the public
prints. I procured a box, and soon
found that they were doing me good.
I continued, and very aeon I was a
now man, and entirely free from
pain.
"I have continued so £or over six
months, being able to attend to my
daily duties on the farm, and feeling
able for any kind of work..
"I verily believe this change, this
remarkable cure, has been effected by
the wee of Dodd's Hidney Pills, and I
think it my duly to make this state-
ment public, for the benefit of any-
ne afflicted as I was,"
This is the statement which Mr.
Doey makes over Mia own signature,
nd one cannot help being struck by
Is sincerity. Everyone in this
eighborhood knows that Mr. Doey
was a cripple for years, and his mira-
ulous restoration to health, has
recited a great deal of talk in and
round Sundridge. Dodd's Kidoey
ills are having a very large sale
c re.
Ir
of
a
ato do hero"
He explained that he had come to
see Sir Garnet Wolseley, for he had
e hoard that Sir Garnet had said that
if he could lay hold of him he would
s hang hien and so ho had come to be
e hanged, Sir Garnet was in the next
room and Sir Henry Brockonbbry
thought it would be advisable to con-
sult hien on the subject. Sir Garnet
however, happened to be too busy at
tho moment to see anybody, and Sir
Henry after reflection persuaded his
angry visitor to tako his leave and
allow the hanging to etand over for
the time,
It is hoped that on account of his
antagonism to Kruger, Erasmus may
be induced to use his influence fox
peace. ,
London people spend on an average
21s. par head for gas yearly, as com-
pared with 103. a head in other Eng-
lish towns.
delivered, and of those vessels which
arrive during the next day, i1 they
have been navigating Portuguese wa-
ters during the night.
As the educational condition is not
all that could be desired, the census
agent is instructed to fill up the pa-
per if'the- head. of the family cannot
do it, end lids, no one in the house
eavho can. The pay of the census agent
Ls arranged on the following basis: He
receives five rets, rather loss than a
farthing, for every person enumerat-
ed on the forma in his district. This
remuneration may be increased if the
local authoritica 0onsider an increase
justifiable.
If the nine of the census form La any
criterion, the Portuguese have very
Largo families 1 fn stating your age,
you aro not required to give, as in
some other countries, the 0xaot date
on which you wore born ; it is auffi-
oiont to give the number of complete
years, or Menthe, or days, according
to the ciroumstasices, Chivalrous Por-
tugal, presumably (desirous to spare
the Indica, tells you that, if you are
uncertain about it, you ,may put the
pproximate number of years, follow-
ed by
A MARK 01? INTERROGATION.
The first general census in Rnssla
was taken in January 1807, but --as
may be oxpsated in mush a vast coun-
lay—the dial:natio are so groat that
the returns oannot be vouched for 0,9
absolutely correct. Compared with
NOW THEY NEVER SPEAK,
Mt. Parkslop—Wbon a lady tells me
it is her birthday, and I know she is
past 35 I find it is best to change the
subject, instead of asking her how old
she is.
Miss Babylon—What n coincidence,
your speaking of its This happens to
be my birthday.
Mr. Parkslop quickly—Ob, Lndcedl
What lovely weather we aro having?
Millard's Liniment Cures Carget iri Bows.
It is not generally known, but LL is
a £act all the same, that London is
better off for trees than any other
oity.ae Europe.
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Everybody wee knows
endorsee it. The study of a 1lecetimo, perfoated by experience.
Lead Pnekagoo 23, a0, AN 09 and 00 Cents
1s Yo1a Want yNt6UTTEII 0105 POULTRY, APPLES, other FROITDand P800900,13
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4. PAIN E
will put the paint on for you but
have you given hien the best.
Remember he will charge you
just as hmach
e woullpfor on
pure
paint, and then for cheap paint
you will want him again next
year.
Ranisays
} Paints
are the purest and best made
will last longer than any outer,
look brighter, go farther, apreali
easier, and preserve the -house
better—because they are made for
just that work and have been
made for 60 years. Send, for
BOOKLET "K" Free,
telling all about and showing
lovely painted houses,
A. RAMSAY &C SON
PAINT MAKERS
MONTREAL,
EAL,
Eot'd 1842
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STRAIGHT
OQ:RSI;T_
This 19 the BEST Corset ever given to the I
NADIAN LADY for QN113 DOLLAR. It
L�- r1.nLnae
- .takes away all strain and pressure :i v,,. ,..- .-..e_
and abdomen ; at the same time they are as cons.
Portable as a dressing jacket. All the strain of
lacing is placed upon the hips and back muscles,
throwing the shoulders out and developing that
beautiful classic lncurve at the base of the spine.
Sold at all leading dry goods stores in Canada.
If you cannot get them at your deater's we will
send prepaid on receipt of price—$1,00, Made
in Qrah, White, and Tan, State size. ,
Dept T.,
• 13PrTTSII t CCS
SOLE MANUFACTURERS,
eceraeminer'ac e. - scone—gm
The British Empire is sixteen times
larger than all the French domin-
ions' and forty times greater than lbs
German Empire.
Grain costs 98 per cent. of what it
did a century ago, wool 30 per cent,
but meat is 2 1-2 times more expen-
sive, and milk and butter 21-4 times.
$100 Reward, $100.
The readers of this paper will bo pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
thab science has been able to euro in all its
states and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh
Cure is the .only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a cons,
tttutional disease, requires a constitutional
treatment
Halts Catarrh Cure le tb. n inter
+ally, surfaces directly cyst the thereby dad
mucous the fou d the system, Hereby dart
tgiving the foundation of yho disease, tae
giv ng ttio patient strength by re ining up the
on¢ttttutton and d lotan,iha nature in doing ita
work. The proars, that he so der c faith in
drede DaI*ar powers, e they i oder one Hurn.
Sdf Dollars for any case that it fella to cure.
Send for lest of testimonials.
J CHICMET& CO., TOLEDO
Sold by dragBgistg see.
Hall's Family Pills are the beat
'Great Britain produces 1,900,000 tons
of salt a year, all Europe less than
5,000,000.
I know MIN ARD'S LINIMENT will
cure Diphtheria.
JOHN D. BOUTILLIER..
French Village.
I know /KINARD'S LINIMENT will
cure Croup.
J. F. Cunningham.
Cape Island.
I knowI 1
M Ne RD'S LINIMENT
is the
best remedy on earth,
JOSEPR A. SNOW.
Norway, Me.
The underground railways of Lon-
don are 150 miles long, and cost from
£200,000 to £1,000,000 a mile to build.
POR OVER PIPIT YEARS
MRS WINBLOw'8' aoo'ro E0 sYRDT has been
tused by mnmrafor their children teething. IC soothes
he child. softens rein gams, allay,spaln, Cares wind collet
and is the boat- moody for dlarrboea, 23o a bottle. Sold
by all drugggists thmnthot t rho world, to sure and sk
for "Sirs. Wihslow's. 5001111,¢ Syrmp."
154 out of every 10,000 convicts are
usually in hospital.
lIlinard's Ifiniknent Cures Diphtheria.
False teeth are now made from
paper, cad are said to last a life-
time.
This signature is on every boa of the genuine
Laxative Bromo•Quinine Tablets
the remedy that cures a cobs Ito ono day
The world's coal mines yield four
hundred million tons of coal a year.
Minard's Liniment Cares Distemper.
A goat lives LO years and gives" a
quart of milk a day.
0leUf11—CollpesAvonuo
AVENUE NOUSE b1 -0111i> i
lramily Hotel rates 91.50 per day.
A
Over 7,000 men deserted from 1)in
French armylest est year. England's
record for desertion is under 300.
Millard's liniment Clues Colds, oto,
W P C 1074
OAL W ER 1 9S,
CARBOLIC
OINTMENT.
Fop all skin ailment%
J. 0. Caluart e4 Co., I0anchanter, England
Music
Teachers
{t�
anted
00 aorta for ear
0oinp:3to Oats-
logue at Sheet
Minato and Hooka
with apeetal rates
o
ids r,: iau
o
WHALEY,
ROYCE & Co..
158 Yongs aL
Taranto, 0ofb'
Metallic SKYLIGHTS
n006LAS 0565.,
124
aarOaTOoo 4
Gents'Suits Clean,r1
0r Dred; Neo Ladien' wear of all Pilule,
tomlien in -s of every. d¢ncripttoa
0000 MxD.&LIs� DYEn.s.
BRITISH AMERICAN DYHING
Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa k Queboo,
ROOFING and Sheet Metal Works.
0008I210 SLATS), in Black,
Red0r0reen, SLATBBLACKBOARDS, tae supply
Public anal—Chin Scheele Toronto). Roofing l oft, Mob,
Coal Tar, eta ROOFING TILE (bee New City Build.
Ingo, -Toronto done our firm. Metal Collin Ono-
y 1 to
oratories Eeped to any partod ft noncom ume r for
19EL
D.IOITIS &p$l0Hoan0lnlda f. Biervs Plume
D. DYTnIS 8r aaN.,Adslnitle A Wldmor8is., Toronto
Dominion Line Steamships
Montreal to Liverpo:L Boston to Liver-
poo1. Portland to Liverpool, Via games.
term,
Large and Fast Stenmablpa Superior accommodation
for all clause of passengers. Saloons and Staterooms
are amtdabipe. Speolel attention has boon glum to the
Second Saloon and Third-Olaae 5coommo +tion. For
rate. of passage and all particulars, apply to nay 011e04
of the Company, or
Bloberdst Mills,& Oo, 0, Torrance 1<Oo..
07 State S*., Baste. Montreal end Portland,
THE MOST NUTi8I' OU8.
PPS's
GRATEFUL--OOM FORTINCI.
OA
WERISAftlrA7itT—SUPPER.
Canada
Permanent
And WESTERN CANADA
Mortgage Corporation.
SAVING'S DEPARTMENT,
do 1 and apwarde received on do esti.
glie Interestpaid or oompouud !c
edhalfyonrlyab...... ......... a%o
sonson and upwards received for
teleleb dehehtaree are !sated
with halt -i early ootlpone atlaohed A0
for interest at
Toronto Street, - TO1,i3O, TO 2
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