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..00 ,d~ b~ rn'd . ~:-a.;:,.-'.'A'!U!lU.: ~ .,..... -i ELECTI ON , E X PENSES . ·sJ8 ~ o +:> ~ ~ .9 t+---1 ~ 0 0 0 Q) ..i..:> s ro ~ l .. 0 0 ~ __ FOURTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT' - O F THE- ~q 0 O r-1 ...,Q ffi ~ Ul +:> "'Cj Pot H ~ · r-1 H Heturning officers are required by S ia. tute, to publish the returns of el ection expennes, incurred by th e candidates,aud the fo llowing .vert· p u bliehed in las t we!lk's News by order of R obert Armour, Returning Officer for the Ontario election: Dlt. M'LAUGHJ,I~'s EXPENSES. OntariO Loan and Savings Comp any . :o: - - - -- FEBRUARY 16th, 1887. office of the Company on Wed nesdny, February lGth, 1887. The follo1Ving stockholders wore present: Meesrs. W. F. COWAN, W. ]'. ALLEN, R . 8. fIAMLIN, Tno~us PATEltSON, T. H . McMILLAN, L. K. M ull.TON, TnoMAS CoRNifm, L YlliAN E~GLISlI, WM. H..EADWIN, ltnd J < llIN CARTElt. 'The Prcsideut occupied the chair, tmd 'l' . H. 1\foMILJ,AN ac ted ~ a Secretary to the meeting. The minutoa of the previous nnmml meeting were rend and confir med. The C hairman then read the Annual Report of t he affaird of the Company for past year, as follows :REPORT. The Directors of the Ontario Lo11n and Savings Company beg to submit t h iRtho fourteenth anuual r eport of th e Company for the fiscal y ear ending 31st. D ec., 188G. As will be observed from th e within s·atement the uet earnings for the year after deducting all costs and charges incurred in management, D irectors, Solicitors, and Auditors' fees, were $26,407. 82, equivalent to abU'ut S! per c-~ nt. upon the paid up capital of the Company, from wbich two half yearly dividends at th e rate of seven per cent. per annum have b een paid, and the b alance (togeth er with the sum of $465. 76 withdrawn from t h e contingent account) amounting in all to~$5,000 hAA heen catried to the credit of the Rest Account which hns now :reached the sum of $65,000. The business trausa;cteJ during tlrn t erm, covered by t he report h8s been satisfactory, although the :rate of interest procurable on mort gage loans has been less than formerly, a choic6Jr elass of securities has oeen obtained than when higher rate8 prevailed. No losse& have ocm!Yrred to reduce the profits of the year· and a rigid inspection of the Company's invest1nfmts increases our confiden ce in it~ fu,ture success. Pot ~ ....... ·~ en ~ rn ~ ~8 c.? ~ (.J.) E-i ~~ O,.o 0 "t) . ~ ii. rt,1 :;3 m © ' ~ Q ~ <D r-1 00,D 0 ~ 0 Q ~ ·r:: T - - - - - :o:--- - HE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING of this Company was held in th~ -1s the place to get Largains m- ~ · r-f ~ ~ ~ l"'~lu 0 0 f=I ~ ...µ Ga le Bros.. " ... . " · . . . 0 W. R. Cli1nie, ········· · G. D. Fletcher, posting,......... Murd.,ch Bros., rent Com.Room . . 1'. Moffat, rent hall. .. ...... . .. J ohn Cuttle, printing.. . .. . . ... .. T . J. McMurtry, livery.. ..... . . . J . B . Fairbairn, t elegraph. . . . . . Bell 'l'elephone Co. messages . . . . Globe Priotin!\ Co., paper. ... . . . . Dr.McLaughlin, personal expenses. M. A. .Tames, printing .···· , ... . $ 5 71 .JonN CowAN, .J. A. GrnsoN, 11 !)O 17 00 6 30 2 5 7 00 00 00 00 00 25 2 GO 3 80 11 00 36 50 00 00 40 00 25 00 00 47 00 20 Picture Frames and Wall Paper. Come in and see for yourselves. ro ~·..-! = 0 <Q o n CD q~ bJJ ~ Gd ~ a;> ~ $102 RXPENSES. M. A , .Tame ~, printing . . .. ... . . . $ :-l Gale Bros., " ···.. .. . .. 48 S. Cuttle, ........ .. 4 P. 1'rebilock, stationery,etc ...... 27 \V , Creeper, 'l'own IJ all, Hampton . . 1 G. D. Fletcher, posting .. . . ...... 3 W. Glover, livery. . . . . . . . . . . . . . G1 J. Rueb0ttom, rent Com.room .. .. 15 J. B. Fairbairn, telegraphing.... 7 S. Burden, Secrfltary . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 W. P. Prower,personal expen8es .. 23 Mll. w. l'. PllOWirn's W. Oshawa, Dec. :-list, li!!8U:. F~ COWAN, PRES.fl>fEN:T. KENNER&Oo. N EvV GOODS - A T- Bow1u.NvILLE, MARCII 9, 1887. :;> - -- - A FALSE RUMOR. A r eport is curront that the Conserva· ti.ves aro negotiating for purchasing tho ST.lT.l!BMA..N. W o have only to aay in r eply, that t.here is no fo undation in fact for the report, which has been started ·~nidently with the object of injuring our ~usin css. Wo have not evon been approached on tlie subject by anyone . Th e 81*I'Ej'.1i.A:N is 11ot for sa.l e. Thou gh th'l full returns from Algoma. are not l'Ot published, there is good rea110 11 ele~t<! d to believe that Mr. D . F. Burk is by irom 150 to 200 majority. We notice live hogs are selling in Chic.gt> as high as $5. 90 or $5 .95,and dressed hoga i n Toronto in car lots about $5.80, which does not look very well for the N . P. ns a farmer"s h1>lper. The Tol'om o Ministerial Association will discuss at the next meeting within what limits it: is right or expedient t o introduce iuto the Christian pu lpit any politic1:l quest1ona upon which the con· greg~tion m"y ll'J div-ided,in view of S un d ay'n 11t,teran ces fr om many pulpits. A lively di,icu5sion is anticipt\ted. Sir R ich ard Oar t.1vright's m"jority over Jqhn J . 13.nwkins in Sou th lJ uron is 1,1!2. Sir Uich<J.rJ Tfl{:eived 2,099 Totes and Mr. Hawkins !)77. The latter loses his ~200 d apnsit; And J'f't we are told that Sir Richar d is not popnlor with the Reform p11r1y. Thero is no longer any doubt that tbe L iberals pollod a m1ijority of the popul11;r 1 o· ·1 in Ontario It may be coneolinl( to those Tories who have been denouncing the Liberal newspapera ~s unreliable, who disputed their claims of 1111 extravagl!lnt ministerial majority , to know Mr. Blake's views on the r11att er . Thl:i Liberal leader a few d~s e]nce t elegraph ed to the Bon. M r. Blair, prewiH of Nevr Brunswick, giving hie view of th fl i"t' sult of the elections as b eing 102 O ppo.,itionists, 101 Ministerial· iste :md 1 Independent. Mr. Blake is not one who would preeent these figures if he wer e not sai,islied of their correctlleB!!. -··~- ---------- ·w . D . E LECTIONS. Some figureR fo r contcmpl11t.ion respect . ing votes polled in the last two elections for the Houae of Com mons, in W est Durham. 0 ~ ~ ...; . .... ~ ttl ...; .., "' 0 0 H l"i ... .., ~ d z H !-< %; p: Bowman ville . . .. Darling t()n ·· . . . . Cartwrigh t ·.' . . .·. Clarke . .. . . . .. . . .Newcnstle . ·. · ·. . i:o 1408 1370 1847 1731 Total vot e in 1887 . ....·. . ... . ... . 3578 Total vote in 1882 . .·· - · . . . . · , .. . . 2877 Votes in 1887 over 1882, . · . . · . . . . 701 B owmanville gave 84 more R eform "otcs l<lld 120 T·.' ry \'OtPs ; Darlington 120 R eform and 77 Tory v<1tes ; Cartwright, 33 mor<~ B.d orm and 49 T .. ry votes ; Cl at k e, 101 more Reform aud 89 T ory votes ; No wc:iH tle gave 11 more R eform lld'l.C 1 . 17 Tory \' O to~. Bmdley's school house gave the largest Reform n iaj ority- 86, with Courtice a ID>Od second- 74. Orono ga ve the lai·gest tota.l Tote- 214, K endal t he largest Tory m<'jority- - - -- 341 428 705· 353 131 353 586 495 84 102 - - -- i:::i i:::i 257 308 585 27G 98 304 485 406 85 73 t:l t D arlington ;1nd Cartwri~ht g1we Mr. B1n<J!, stock the s ~ me uurnber of votes3li3 < ' ach. _,._,_ ..__ . __ __ ..... ___ ~- Th<' choices t. and che:i.pe11t stock of mourning p,oodscan be fcm "d at Mas:m 's g~eral Dry Go@ ds and .Jewelry Honse. IHt. J.l~'Y'iol -w·~Rn Sl'ltUP hn· rfllMeYf!d llllMl. W<>, _ D'Olll llJ &o liO lee· la Jeaa;th , I& . . ...... , ...7. au .klau .r · · r - $256 32 ItECEIPTS. Our readers will see from the above 1!$86. that it does not require such a very large .Tan'y 1st. To Ba.lance from, ]885 .. . . . .. .. ... . . . .. . . .. . $6,300.63 fort une to pay a candidate's election ex- Dec. 31st. " R e payments on.' JLoans . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1'54,4:16.34 ·· " Interest recei~di do. . ......... - . - . . . · . 47,.3~4'. 67 201.731.01 penses in W est Durham. " General Intere&b, :Bank Account, e tc .. .. . . 1, 705.57 THE S:rATESM.A~ congratulates t he can" Capital Stock . . . . .............. _ ..... .. . \)95. 03 " " Deposits received.I. . . .. . . . , . . ... . . . ..... . d idates on getting t hrough so econ0·mical468,670.53 " 102,110,19 " D ebentu res issuecdi ....... . . ... . . . . . .. . . _ ly and congrntulates itself and is dev-outly " Revenue Accouu.tr,. Rents, etc .. . . .. . .... . 1,314.12 " t hankful for the exceed ingly liberal patronage it received ! It makes no c~arge $872. 727.08 for publishing these financial statements, ll>JLH:URl!IEMBNTS. 1886'.. and is rr.acly to h ead a aubscri!)tion liet. $14 765.40 D ec. 3]34t. By Western Bank, Balance at Dec. 31st ..... to assist in defraying the expcn5es 102 Cl24.13 " Lo11ns on M.ort,gage11: aad Stock . ...·. . .... " of the scrutiny. 24, 873 30 ' ' Int.erest paid. . . . . . . . .. .. .. . .. . . .. .· .... .. .. . " " E xpense Account . . ... . . .·. . ....·...... . 5 560.32 " " Dividends Nos. 2();and 27 .. . . .. .. . . . .... . 20,873.58 " TOWN COUNCIL. " Deposits returned .... ........ . . . .. ........ . 585.269.74 " u D ebentures paid .... . . ..... . .... .... . - - - . . 1i0,400.00 " " Balance in Ontario ]bi.ink, ,~-Yh i tby .. .. . . . · $53:48· The Town Council met 011 Monda.y " ~, 093 : 60 " " " ·· Bowman ville .. . n ight, the members a ll prosent. .Btifore· " " \iVestern · Btank, Whitby . ... ... . 2,754'4'8 any business was gone in·.o; the Mayo11· : " 1,042'. 8fl· Cash on llanrl . . , . . . ....... . ........... . . asked thu.t Mr. Taylor, of Toronto, bti al" " V\rcrttern Bank, 0 .shawa . .. . ... . .... $3 ,937.64 l owed to address the council. The rcqes-tr. " S.360.61 " Less Cheques not prosc..llJted . . . . .... 1,521. 48 2,416~.16i being granted, Mr. Tayl or in a slwrtr. " speech stated that he was prepa.red to $8iil2,727.08 pnt up " ,.oolen mill h er a to employ not less than 30 hands to b~gin with, providSTATEMENT ©iF PROFIT A.ND LOSS. ed t h e council wot1ld gi-an!; hi m a bonus 1886. of $5,000. After some talk on th e s ub$5,588.84 j ~ ct. the ma1 ter was laid over for further ID.ec. 31st. By Interest accrued in 1;836;, . .... .. ··. .. ... · cousideration, a nd Mr. Tayl or withdrew. " " received on L "ans . . . . . . . .... . . _ 47,314.67 " After the minu tes h~d b een read· a nd on Bthnk Accouut, etc . . . 1,705. 57 " " ·· 1,314. 12 " Revenue Accom1t, Re11ts, e tc . . . . .... . . . . appr"·ved, u. communication w"s read ask" ., Contin gunt Accou nt, transferred . .. .... . .. .. 465.76 ing foe' a $10,000 bonus to start a match " and mop foctory here,- the council w"re $00,388 .!)6 to furni sh all the funds and the writn· to furnish the cxperitince. The p ro position Dtt. caused a smile to spr»a ·l over· t!ie-hen ill'.n leaturtJs of the membe rs of the Board. Dec. 3l:st_ To Interes t paid .. ... .. ... . .. . . ......... . . . $-24,873.30 No doubt they thought that there were 5,560.32 " Expense Account, saltwies ........ .. .. . . match makero enoug h in town already . Divideml A cco un t, N os.. 21> and 27 . . . . . . .· 20,873.58 '·· A r equest for two pairs of rubber bonts " 10 % dis count on office· furniture , $817.64 . . 81.76 '~ and two hats for the South Ward Fire 5,00000 " Rest Account . ..... . . ...... .. ............. . Company was gri>nted. A communication wae read from the $ 56,388.96 C1.1.1111.da. Cutlery Co,, asking for a b onus of ASSETS. $ 10,000, in order to start works, to employ from 75 to 100 hands. A report in l)ee·. 3hti. To :Mor tgages, present value _.. .. . .·.· .·... · $t17 4,554. 22 r~fereuce to the communicatiou was read " Pr0p erty Account ( offfut} pr emises) . . .. .. . . 11,000.00 by Mr. Wesley, which wa" received and 4 $ 817.@ " Office }'ur11itu1·e ·· .· · .····.· · · ··· · · · ··· · adopted. 8'.t. ZG. 735. 88 " L ess 10 % , ..... . . . . . ' . . . . . · . . .. ... . ..· u. The License for Bagatelle tabl'ls WllS 8,360. 61 " Bala.nee, Cash on llandi al\d in Bank ..· . ·· raised to $20 for first table and $10 for every other . A motion was alsr> intr o$967 ,650. 71 duced by Mr. Horsey t o raise the Billiard JLJiA BI LIT IES. License, but was lost. A Bye Law t o rai:ie by way of loan, t h e Dec. ats.t. By Capital Stock ......................... . $298,321. 98 sum of $8,000, in order to meet tbe cur409,790.74 itora ... ... .. .. . . . . ...... . .... . ... . " D epm1 rent y ear' s expenses was also passed. " Debenture AccGunit .... · .. . . . . . . . . .. . .... . 193,190.82 Mr. Andrew's Bye Law to assume Sta65,000.00 " R est Account .. ...... . .... . ..... . . .......... . tion street was also read a third time and 1,347.17 " Contingent A caouill.11.. . . . . .. . . ..... . ... . . passed . Quite an amount of talk was expended $967.650. 71 in r(jference to the purch ase of new Agri· T~. H .. 1i'.f oMI LLAN, cultural Grounds. It was finally decided to purchase 30 ncres of land for t h e ubovti Sec' y"1'reas. p urpose , the same to b e thrown open to, the p ublic as a p11.rk. No spot was deliWe h ereby certify that 11hie ab-0ve statements contain. a. ~orr~t representa·ion. nitely decided on, but in all probability of tht; :i.Jfairs of t h e Company as s:ho-wn by the books at D e'c.. 3'1st , 1886. We h ave it will be t he p iece belonging to t h e Bui:k examined the vouchers and secnnt1t:s and find ~be same.correc t. · m · tl10 va11 ey an d bordermg · ' G. M. GRIERSON, Bros., 1y111g h u b l ""'"' JOHN B. 1.11A1:>-Rli:l, }A . 1id't tors. < ·n the ~reek, so uth of the town. This is O;;HAWA, 10t i·e ., ·oo·1. ::i: " " c~rtainly 1J: st ep i!1 t he r ight, dir~ctiun a ' The President said : T hl.l res nlts of the paaG year as e-:11ibited by t he report n remce pl~rk in a suitable pl ace h av rng b ee.n sente·l by the Secretary ca.nr111t. b e otherwise than sati~factory to the S hareholdN·s. a lon~ felt w a nt. As t ho sale of the otd Had the Companv depeti}ded solely upon the p rotils-d erived from th e .loa ns made grounds will re~lizoe more .than enn~_gh_ to nt ti1 e pre 8 e nt c nrrent rates obtainable on mortgage investments , the su m availa ble meet the ?ost o, . t lu· new, n o ob3ect1<1n for iran sler to Rest sccmmt would not be so large. can be rais"d on that account · Alt hou gh ihe demand fo.r money durin g t h., ye ~r ll.t~s b een fairl y n.cLive, there is A lively discus·ion also took place over no evi<l Pnce of an increase in I.he r ate of inter~st, b u t rrat her 1he r everse ; nor cloes the Electric L igh t, Mr. Pig"ot brin ging it SPem possible that farmer:i, who constitu te th e grea t. maj ority of our b ol'l"OWers, forward a "·e ll bid 0 11 ~ scheme for lil(ht- co uld afford to pay higher rates in the fac <> of the extraordiua.ry low prices ruling ing the town with 14 lig hts. Mr. Los- for orain and cat1le, tho staple produce of the farm. combti though·. that 8 li,.,hts would be suf" \Vith decliniu~ ri<tes of interest the marg in ,.f pmfit u pon money ~ bot·rowed by ficient if they were placect m uch higher us is of course les:i than before, r equirin g iuc!'el\Sed caution in t he acceptance o-f than the pre"en t li..~ hts. A motion invest ments. That everything possible h as b een done in that direction is apparent was fina lly broug ht in by Mr. Andrew, by th e fact t h at no losses have been incurred, and t h e securities held by th e Camp.uy and passed, that terms be ask ed for eight, for advt<nces am of so good an average ua to afford every c1,11fidence in ita future t wdve and fo urteen ligh ts. to b e lit irom prosoel'ity. d:\rk until twelve o'cl ock, the l,;imps to be With these rem arks I beg t o moYe the adoption of th e R epor t hun g 4.0 feet high. Coun cil adjo nrn ~d to M R. ALLEN secondod th e a.dop tion of the Re~ot· t, whi ch w as ca rried. meet ag:iin ot s pecial call of the Mayor. MR. LARKF: seconded by M1~. H.AJ\!LIN, m oved that the sum of $ 1ii0 be paid t h o Auditorij Masar~. Gn.nrnso~ and HARRIS, for th ~ir services for t he past y ear, and that t h ey b e appointed a nditore for the cur ront yea r. Carried. P ersian Lamb Caps selling off at greatMu. M ua-roN, secon ded by M1i. C(·RNISH, move(l that a \·ote of thanks be and ly reducecl r rices at Couch , Johnston & is hereby tendered to _the President, Y~ce- Pr~si cl ent, Director s a ll d ' Secretary 1:'reasCryderma.n s . . urer, for the very pat1sfactory manner in which t hey h ave co nducr.ed th e affair~ of To FARM:Jrns .- The undersign ed will · the Company duri n~ t h o p ast :vo:ar, and _that t he su m. of $3~0 b e preRen ted to the 0 to t he Y1ce-Pres1dent, for tiheir services to the Co mpany. and ;r Q200 . h es t pr10e · f or Wh eat , 0 a t a, Prr stdent pay t .i10 h 1g . ' 1 Peas Barley etc. at Burketon Elevator. Carried. . MR. LARK· , seconded by M R. P uEltSON, moved th at Rul e No. 29 of the J B' M K ' ~ 0 General By-L aw of this ~ou:1pany be ammeaded by st r iking out oa th'3 se~o nd line · · c AY < Purrn TEA! PURE LITER.ATURE!!- The the word nine and substitutrn g t he word seven t h erdor and for l eave to mtroduce Li-Quor Tea Co. is t he la.rp;eat and beat a. by-la.w t o i·edu ce th e n umber of Directors from uino t u seveu, which was ·11>ani · Packet Tt>a Co. in the .... orld. A hand - mo·1sly passed in accordau ce with t !Jo Rules uf the Com pany. ·ome vol um e giv·m away with eve ry 31bs MR. M URTON, sec0ud ed by MR. Jon!< CO WAN, moved t hat this m eeting do nnw of this c··lfl hrated tea. It is not nec;essary proceed to elect by ba.l :o t seven D irectors to fi ll th e place of l h..,se retiring and that t o purchase the three pound s at one time ; Mes!ra. JouN CAitTER and 'Vu. R :u .DwIN be appointed scru tin eers for said d ect ,un, a voucher is 11:iven a.way with every half and that th e poll rem ain open one hour for the purpose of receiving the vote of tho pound. By drink i ng theLi - Quor Te1\~,th S harehold ilrs · but t.hat shou ld fi v,~ minu tes elapse at any ti me without a vote comu n1er becomes a participator in the having b f en t;1ken, the p oll shali b e d eclar~ d clos~d ; and t~at th e said scrutineer s advantage~ whi ch this co mp;my poesesaes be pa.id the 11um of two dollar1 ea~h for t h eir serv1 cee. Car.n ed . over sll competiturs, for he gets a better Chair r c~umed aud t he acrut m eets report ed the followrng St'ven gentlemen who tei. at 11 lower price th11>n can be procnred were duly drclared efocted Directors for the e nsuing yea.r : ,V. F . Cow.AN, Eeq. , R. elsewh ere, and. he shares in the ioeetim· S. HAMLIN, Esq. , W. F. ALLEl', E sq ., J . :::!. L.ARK11:, Esq., J. A . GrnsoN, E sq , .TonN able beuefits of a gigantic enterprise. COWAN, Esq., and T a os. PATJIRSON, Esq. . . . Came e,.rJy rmd i:et tht> ben e fit <>f onr unA Tote of thu.nks wa-' tend er ed to the chairman and the mee h ng adJourned . broken 11w<:k:. Lin1 Mollllll!\ .Agent, At a aubeequen\ meetin!! of the D~ectors. W. F . <?owAN, E sq . , was unanimously Bounsall'a Hlock. 11-td 1 eleeted President, and W. F . ALLEN, E 2q., Y1ce-Pres1dent. STATEMENT' ID'F RECEIPTS AND DISBU RSEMEN TS. .· TO ROS. . N ew S hirtings, New Prints ~ .~ . . f:.·, r . . '.)f~·· 1 ' J N ew \i\!hite & Grey Cott ons, N ew Embroidery, N ew Dress Goods' N ew Linens, New Tweeds, Y a tisi Corsets. l ----o---- ORDERED CLOTHING A SPECIALTY. TOD BROS. Couch, Johnst en &Cryderman are now shovving the LARGEST and FINEST-assortment of ... ... (TWEf.DS)lXtLOTH S) l ll t own, a n d th e MAKE-UP of their Clothing lS . ::UNAPPROACBED !:: by any house in West Durham . One Door West of Post Office" Bowmanville. CON STANT WORK FOR 'l'H E UN~ I A NEW AN-D HIGHLYii1PORT. EMPLOYED. T h e Subscribers c iin u·o on" bun<lrcri men 1md women add it.ional to the larire stalf the!!' now employ, nushing their popular an d rapid sellini;: Hooks. .Bible5 & n<l Albums in the var!· ona t.owns ltn~ to wn~hi lJS o t the Dominion. '!'heir Clltalogue8 en. brace the most saleable of · books, und in all variation ~ or prices· At 2:; cents they h ave a )lopnlar liue o f useful nud practical bool<s. In 1he 50 cent series a re found the Sermons of S n m Jones and S am Small, '1'11lnu1.ge'a l\forrioge Hing and Labor Sermons, Pinkorton 's De1:ec!.ive Stories, Life o} Louis Riel. Etc. '.!'ho P"Pnlar Dollar s~ries embrace a fine line ol Book·, viz: 'The ]<' ,,ur Great Preachers. M,1ndy'· 1:n-oat Joy Sermon s. Moody's Select Works, Choice Sermons hy i· Moody, Home Cook Book. Dr. Naph y's PhyR cal Life of Women, and 'J'ransmission of Life. ·a· Mhe !<'arm 'freu.·;nry, by Prof. Brown, lng 1 ham's Prince of t h e House oi' David Serie~. P ilgrim.a Progress, and adv>tn cing up from this figure mliy bo found on our Catalogues such splendid bon ks as U:co'·O miccil Honackeep· iog. J)i~casea or Live Stock und Domestic Anim11ls. Perfect J ewels, a nd m a ny others. W e aro tbe on ly P" hlls he1·s or the b"o.util'ul Peerlass Pnrallel l<'ami ly Bible and Hnydock'a C1>1 .holic Bible. Our Books are sJld onl y by subscription, exclusive torritory is given otll' agents. Rdit.ionQof all our le1\dino; books. reaching high up into the t bou~and s . nm sold every year. Failure is impo·aible. even on the pa.rt of the moet inexpc · i ~nce d. Our house has been established over 12 years, and 1 111s " repntation for square and liberul deal ing, that it will ahvnys maintain. · Catalogues sent free on applicn1ion. andany question remethods or 1erms cheerfll y and promptly 1L11swc:-erl by mentioninJ.11 in your J,,tt.er 1he name of this pllpC I". .I .It· ltoborfsou -':,Bros .. itlnil llull< ll11 ir, 'l'<n ·o nto, 110 Dmtdns !It·· J,1 nulon,Cor11erPrluc;e \VlJll11111 und Cbu r c ll St.~., St· .l"h1t, N. n . ANT BOOK. LIFE AND LABORS OF p I oprn LEO XIII ..l:!.J -- · Th" Jlo<lli t<·r " 'lllch the lVltolc 'Vorl1lP1·otcst.nnt. uiul ~athollc allkc- hu\'e bcc11 anxiously wulU.llg. I e very one. So l cl on l)' by tbe 1'1tbllshers· AuU1oriz e<l Agents. Thia w ork la commended by Pross, Clergy Pe11ple i11 the hi ghest terms. It reads like ch anicu.lly. it i s mo.gnillcencly gotten up, profusely illustr 1 tt.ed, e m b l'Ucing- b eautiful ly executed litho1uaph portraits of His Holiness and his Rever"l C n~ciln»ls , including Cnrdmal 'l'a.scherellu 0r Quebec. A book or about 600 Ptt ges, a ncl sold at a price within the reach or 11111.I a rom1 mc·, ri·> bea utifully is lt written. Me· c A pusl1iog and intelllgeat represcnttttive wanted in every town and township in the Dominion, or whom liberal inducements will be otfere<l. Wri.te prom ptly. Sole Publishers, CANADIAN BOOK AND BIBLE C O ., MAIL BUILDINCS, TORONTO. 8-3w. W orKmg ~lasses Attention !~A~3f" all classeo with emph, ymcnt at home. the whole or the time, 01· tor their spa.re moments. Business nc·w, light and profitable. Person s of eiLher · CX easily eurn from 50 cents to $5 per evenin ~. ~n d a propurti<!nal sum by devot!ng a.ll thelr t>me 1.o t he busmess, Boys and g1rl11 earn nearly as much as men. 'fhat all who see this may B end t heir 11dd < ess. and test t he busine·B, we make thi~ offer, 'l'o such as are not well ·atisfled we will send one dollar to pay for the trouble or writing. Fnll part1cula.rs an11 outfit free. Ad<lreBS G EOl?GE S1'1NSON &; Co. Portland, Maine, · .Notiee 10 Wage-ca1·n ers. 'I ' ASSE SSl\'IENT UNDER THE LAS ACT.a.nil Act amendinKtlrn aame,all per· Pons wishing to b ~ placed on the Aeaeseme" t ltoll as wai.: e· n>rn"rs musr. first ftle an nfllr· ma< ion with the As·eB>Or, Blanke tor that pllrpoee can b o had or the uniler~iJ,1ned , S. RUHDICN, Assesoor. Bowma.11.ville,:F<1b. n . 1837, ~·t! I l