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Y, SeTERBOROY __CANOE Co 0 SUCCESSORS, To ONTARIO CANOE CO Te AP Tne Song (3 bid | --_ PETERBOROUGH CANADA The Best and Cheapest Canoes, Shiffis, Launches Etc, SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND GET OUR, PRICES BEFORE BUYING FREE BOOK "HOW THE BANK WAS SAVED" Tells how a young man saved the bank by a wise investment. Every stock buyer and investor should read this book. Not for sale. Sent free on request. Your name on a postal will bring it. Write to-day R. W. BAILEY 351 Rallway Exch Bidg., B , Colo. NOUSEWIFE HUNG MATTRESS OUT OF THE WINDOW. THE -- The Savings of Years Dropped Into the Hands of a Dishonest Neighbor, Although the ordinary savings bank has its drawbacks, it iS also true that it has its advantages over some hiding 'plhices favored by frugal wives. 'This {truth has been rather rudely brought home to Mme, Marguerile Schenk, who lives In a modest apartment in the Rue Leibnitz, Pavis, France, Like the majority of French women, Mine. Schenk is the economist of her household. Her husband is. all very Well when it comes to earning the money, but it was his wife who held the purse strings and out of his small salary had managed to accumulate a Surprisingly large bag of savings. Not having an overgreat belief ine the hon- esty of others, and having a@ very 'sat- isfactory faith in her own eare and watchfulness, sho kept her savings dur- ing all the years of her married life {n & constantly growing pouch hidden uway IN THE FOLD OF A MATTRESS, Of days she could keep her eyes almost aiways upon it and at night her slum- bers were more peaceful, knowing, as she did, that her fortune reposed safely beneath her. A couple of weeks ago Mme, Schenk had an attack of spring-cleaning fever. Every husband knows what that meins, Mme. Schenk had it in its most violent form. Everything in the little aparl- ment was literally pulled up by the roots and -submilted to no end of dust- ing, beating. wiping and washing. Among the articles thus treated was the mattress in whieh lay the faniily hoard, amounting 4o $12,000 in Russian Ponds and $750 in French bank notes, The Utility of the Bicycle Was never more assured than al the present time. ness man, the doctor, the curate, the the Jacks of all trades ride the wheel, limo and money and puts you on slore or into town, for a hurry The busi- leacher, the farmer, The bicycle saves the highway to economy. the wheel solves the problem, Dy cushion Now, Mme. Schenk had no court be low in' which to beat it, so forgetting for the moment the bonds and the bank notes, she hung the mattress out of hee window and belabored it with all the vigor and enthusiasm which the spring- cieaning fever always develops in a healthy woman. Next door to the Sehenks lived a stonecutter, August Hommet by name, and his pretty young wife. Now, it so happened that while Mme. Schenk was walloping her mattress, Hommet was sianding directly beneath, day-dream- ing of the time when he would be rich and live in fashionable apartments. Suddenly there dropped down in front of him, seemingly from the heavens, a fat bag. When he stooped and picked it up, opened it and gazed upon its con- tents, he was sure that it CAME FROM HEAVEN, For his eyes fell upon French bank notes to the value of $750 and a pile of Russian bonds. The latter were-much the richer prize, being worth $12,000, but to Hommel, who knew nothing of foreign investments, they were merely paper covered with printed hierogty- phics. Of the value of the bank notes, however, he was fully aware, and wast- ed no time tracing their source to ony pleace nearer terra firma, He hurriedly returned with this find to his own apart- ments and told his wife of the mira- culous gift he had received. They im- mediately packed up their fevy belong- ings and moved to better equarters. in the Rue Championnet. In the next few days Hommet gave evidence that poverty. had robbed the world of a prince of spenders. He spent the $750 in bank noles with a hand so lavish that it would have made Monte Cristo himself turn green with envy. 4 stock of fine wines was ordered and the stonecutler and his wife did not give 't an opportunity of accumulating the cobwebs of old age in the cellar, hut drank it all as soon as it arrived. Fur- nilure, new clothes and jewelry speed- ily followed, and, as a final effort, the couple invited all their relatives who lived near enough to a grand feast. Meanwhile, in the Rue Leibnitz con- Sslernation had had ifs reign and re- morse and regret had followed. . After coinpleling her cleaning, Mme. Schenk had bethought herself of her bonds and her bank notes. With the pale face of fear and the cold perspiration of appre- hension, the good wife repaired in a hurry to the mattress, which now re- posed once more on the bed. Search as she might in its folds, she could not find THE PRECIOUS BAG. A trip to the street below was equally fruitiess, So she returned to her rooms in despa'r to await the homecoming of her husband. When that worthy arriv- ed he had a whole lot to say that is not printable, and then dee:ded to call in a lawyer. Accordingly, M."Hamard, a well-known Parisian attorney, was sent fer and the situation explained to him. Among the other undoubted talents. M Hamard seems (0: possess. a keen seent for a trail that would make hin a serious rival ef Sherlock Holmes, At any rate, afler a few preliminary in- quires in the neighborhood, he made straight for the swagger new apart- ments of the departed stonéculter and his charming wife. With an eye for the dramatic, he timed his arrival at the apartment in the Rve Champ'onnet well, for he reached there just when the feast to the relatives was at its height, With the delicacy and politeness which makes arrest one of the pleasures of French life, he interrupted the gayeties and took Hommet and his weeping wife cf to the nearest police station. There they both confessed and the former handed over to his captor a 50-centime ten-cent) piece. the surviving portion of the $750. Not considering them of any value, Hommel and his guests haa amused themselves by lighting their cigareltes with the Russian bonds. Ilornmet has gone to-he a guest ef the French Governinent. for .a 'considerable term' of years, while his wife, whose youth and comeliness appealed {o the susceplible heart of the French judge, has heen sect at liberty. Mme..Sehenk has-the consolaton of knowing that. be- ing prudent.cnough to keep the num- FORSYEARS EACH SPRING Toronto. FACE SCALP TROUBLED THIS LADY TILL ZAM-BUX CURED, Miss Mary Levesque, 313 Stadacina St , Hochelaga, Mon- treal writes :--"I have found Zam-Buk an excellent remedy for skin eruptions. Up to this Spring I was bothered for almost five years with a red rash, small pimples and sores on my face and on the scalp thro' the hair. Nothing I used would cleat this rash from the skin until 1 began using Zam-Buk. Y 5 believe permanently taken off those unsightly pimples and sores from both scalp and face. I shall recommend Zam-Buk to all my friends. For healing eezema and al! skin disease Zam- Buk is without equal, It is good for rheumatism when wellrubbed in. Piles also yield to Zam-Buk All stores arid druggists, soc. or Zam- Buk Co., oe UPTIONS| This salve has effectually and I bers of her Russian bonds, she will be able to procure duplicates in five years. Thus it is that her spring cleaning cost her only $750. : KNEW SIR WALTER SCOTT. Australian Who Was Friend of Great Author. 2 There are very few people now alive who saw Sir Walter Scott, One who in his youth received mere than one Pieasant and kindly recognition from the author of "Waverley" has just passed away in Melbourne, Australia, at the patriarchal age of ninety-three, His name was Robert Laidlaw; and his parents were near neighbors of Sip Walter. At the age of twenty-four he emigral- ed to Australia and startled sheep-farm- ing mear Melbourne, which at that time was a little scattered hamlet of a hun- dred houses. At his death Mr. Laid- law was Melbourne's oldest inhabitant. He hast witnessed the growth of the set- tlement from a small village into a great city and the capital of the Common- wealth. See Bee SKIN ERUPTIONS AND PIMPLES oe Disappear Under a Treatment with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, There can be health and vigor only when the blood is rich and red. There are thousands of young men just ap- proaching manhood who need the rich, red blood that only Dr. Williams' Pink Pills can make, They have no energy; tire out at the least exertion, and who feel by the time they have done. their day's work, as though the day was a week long. In some cases there is a furthe? sign of danger in. the pimples and disfiguring eruptions which break out on the face. -Thesa are certain signs that blood is out of order and that a complete breakdown may result. In this emergency Dr. Williams' Pink Pills is the medicine these young men should take. These pills actually make rich, red blood. They clear the skin of pimples and eruptions and bring health, strength and energy. Here is the experience of Adolphe Rolland, of St. Jerome, Que., who says: "For more than a year 1 suffered from general weakness, and I gradually grew s0 weak that I was forced to abandon my work as a clerk. My appetite failed me, I had occasional violent headaches and I began to suffer from indigestion. I was failing so rapidly that I began to fear that consumption was. fastening itself upon me. Our fam- ily doctor treated me but I did not gain under his care. I was in a very dis- couraging state when a friend from Montreal came to see me. He strong: ly advised me to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. 1 did so and inside of three weeks I began to feel better, my ap- petite began to improve and I seemed to have a fecling of new courage. I continued the pills till I had taken ten boxes and I am now enjoying the West health I ever had. My cure surprised many Of my friends who began to re- gard me as incurable, and I strongly advise: other young men who are weak lo follow my example and give Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a fair trial.' Bad blood is the cause of all common: dis- eases like anaemia, headaches, neural- gia, rheumatism, sciatica, indigestion, all nervous troubles, general weakness and the special ailments that only wo- men folk know. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are the one. cure, because they go right to the root of the trouble in the blood. They change the bad blood in- fo good blood, and thus bring hea'th, strength and energy. You can get these pills from any medicine dealer, or by mail at 50e a box, or six boxes for $2.50 from the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. GET AND KEEP MILK PURE BY OBSERVING THE FOLLOWING RECOMMENDATIONS. --_-- Ontario Board of Health Sends Import- ant Rules to Local Boards. Recommendations drawn up by the Ontario Board of Health with a view to securing pure milk have been sent to the local Boards of Health by Dr, Chas A. Hodgetts, All milk containing less than thirteen Fer cent. of total solids, of which three and three-quarters per cent. must be chemically dry. butler fat. should ba deemed below the standard required When the same is intended for human consumption, KEEP BUILDINGS. CLEAN. All build'ngs for stabling cows shoutd | hs so jocated that they will have good drainage: the floors should be water Ught aud of some non-absorbing materi- a", and properly graded and drained, No busiding used for dairy purposes | Should be within 100 yards of -any marshy or stagnant walter. and no chick- en €o00, hog*pen, privy or water closet should be within 100 feet of the build: Ing used for keeping or handling milk: The surroun'tings-. of all buldings must be Kept clean and in good order. The 'stab'es where cows are kept should be used tor no other purpose. COWS MUST BE WELE.-: Each cow should be allowed at least 900 Cubic feet of air space. The herd from which tne milk is sold Shall not include any sick cows, and espec'ally none showing signs -of tuber- clilosis or contagious: abortion, or one that is within. thirty days of calving, or ten days afler calving. The cows should be kept clean anu. fo: this. purpose -should be groomed daily. .BE CAREFUL OF FEED. No mouldy hay, decomposed vege- fables, wet brewer's grains or any other niiterials that- are unsound or will af fect the laste-or charucter-of: the milk shall fect -The:-ecavs, Every dairy should be-supplied: with pure water, the source of which shall not be contaminated by any barnyard, privy, or other possible source of con- tamination, Cows should not be allowed to drink from stagnant pools, and shall: have free access at all times to a pure water supply. Le BEMPLOYES ALSO. Employes should be clean in thetr habits, and free from contagious dis: eases, No person. connected. with -the dairy shall enter a house where smallpox. typhoid fever, diphtheria, scarlet fever: messes or other contegion exists, ob js known to Rave ex'sted;.until it has been d:sinfected, -- Are Artistic, BURABLE, SANITARY, and FIREPROGF Easily applied, Cannot Crack ner Fall Off us a sketch showlng shape and exact measurements cof your cottings © wails, and we wil! Fm aaa : igns, estimates and e: é ooklet fres. WRITE US NOW i Metallic Roofing Co., LIMITED & ; Manufacturers, RONTO & WINNIPEG 70 €r's hands should be thoroughly washed and dricd. COOLING THE MILK, The milk heuse should be Separately partitioned from any part of the dairy buildings, Immediately after each cow is milked, Ure milk should be taken. to the milk house, promptly starined through a fine wire gauze and cheese cloth, and cooled to the temperature of 55 degrees Fahrenheit within two hours alter be ing drawn. Ieé should be used in cooling, Cooling tanks should be tighly con- structed, of non-absorbent material, and frequently cleaned, NO PRESERVATIVES, No preservatives or other substance should be added to milk for any pur- pose, and no part of the milk should ke removed. The delivery of milk of such character should be sufficient cause for the exclusion of the same from the municipality, No milk vessel should be used that ic rusty or otherwise unfit, All milk containers, vessels or uten- sils being used in the delivery of milk should ke so covered as to protect them from the rain, sun, dust or mud. No milk vessel or utensil used in the deliveryyof milk should be used for any other purpose, and should not be used the second time without having been thoroughly washed and Sterilized. DON'T DRINK FROM BOTTLE. No person should drink from any vessel or utensil, or the cover of any vessel or utensil, used in the delivery of milk. All drivers or wagons or other per- Sons engaged in the sale or delivery cf milk should be free from contagious disease, 2 The collection of empty bottles or any vessel used in the delivery of milk. or milk tickets, from any house where a contagious disease is known {to exist Shall be made only after the house has been fumigated and such bottles steri- lized, --_----* Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator does not require the help of any pur- gative medicine to complete the cure. Give it a trial and be convinced. The young girls air was pensive. "To-morrow," she said, "Reginald will conduct me to the altar, There," she added, smilingly, "his leadership will end.' TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. EH. WwW. GROVE'S signature is on each box. 25c, One of the contemporary pocts asks: "Where are the bright girls of the past?' Our own observation is that some of them are administering cautious doses of paregoric to the bright girls of the future, ITCM, Mange, Prairie Scratches and every form of contagious Itch in human or animals cured in 30 minutes by Wol- ferd's Sanilary Lotion, It never fails, Seld by all druggists. Any man who is smart enough to make a political leader is capable of earning an honest living if he "wants to. "A man should think twice before he speaks." "And a woman three times "he- fore she sings." It Retains Id and Makes -- New Friends.--Time was when -Dr. Thomas' Kelectric Oil had but a small field -of distribution, but mow its territory -- is widespread. Those who first recogniz- éd its curative qualities still value it as a specific, and while it retains its old friends it is ever making new. It is certain that whoever once uses it will not be without it, If a girl is pretty she knows. it just as well as a man does, Hut she won't think any the Jess of -himy if, he tells her so. A LITTLE QUIET is the best of all diot, yot it will nof make bone and muscle but ' Ferrovim will. Try it. All'drug and general stores, $1 bottles. He--"If: you loved me, why. did: you at first. refuse me?' She--"P wanted it see how you would act." "But 1 might have rushed off without waiting for an explanation.' "Id locked the daor." PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 BAYS. NTMENT is guaranteed to cure any PADS iehing: Bind. Bleeding or Protuding Piles in 6 to 14 days or money refunded, 600, FATAL, Nell--"A girl shouldn't marry a man {ill she knows all about: him." gracious! she If she Knew want to Belle--"Good all about him marty "hin." wouldin't beat his brains out with his tail.' ee TO AVERT SMALLPOX. Japdnese Red Festival to Keep Away Epidemic. There is an epidemic of smallpox in some sections of Tokio, and an ancient smallpox festival is being very gener- ally revived by those who fear the dis- ease, It is thus described by the Japan Times: "Those infected with or appre- hensive of smallpox make a sort of table, four feet by two fect, which, cov- ering it with red cloth, they deposit in the parlor. Upon it they heap bags of rice, on top of which red goheil--peculi- arly cut paper, considered by the vul- gar. to be sacred--is placed. Th's forms a sort of temporary shrine, before which the family kneel and worship for twelve days, after which period ali the rice and other articles and offerings are cast away, either in. the river or by the roadside, to be touched only by dogs and mend'cants. Simultaneously with this, the family, especially those infect- ed with smallpox, bathe themselves in red colored hot water, which is pro- duced by boiling red beans. The special feature of this practice is the redness of color which characterizes almost ev- erylhing forming part of the festival For twelve days, which is.the term of the festival, people use red colered tow- els, are dressed in red kimonas, and receive no gifts which are not rendered prominent by red. They keep their per- sons as clean as possible. The idea of this peculiar institution would appear to be that the god of smallpox stays for twelve days in one family; so that during his short sojourn they must coax and humor him as much as possible, that he may not leave any disastrous effects behind him." SLEEPING DRAUGETS SOOTHING MIXTURES: A wise mother wil) never give her little one a sleeping draught, soothing mixture or opiate of any kind*except upon the advice of a competent doc- tor, who has seen the child, Al} these things contain deadly poison. © When you give your baby or young child Baby's Own Tablets you have the guar- antee of a government analyst that this medicine does not contain one particle of opiate or narcotic, and therefore cannot possibly do harm--but always dc good. Mrs. Geo, M. Kempt, Carle- ton Place, Ont., says:--"I have given Baby's Own Tablets to my baby since he was two weeks old, He was 4 very small baby, but thanks to the Tablets he is now a big, fat, healthy Loy." Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Ce., Brockville, Ont. Willie--"T say, father, what is the dif- ference between 'well and 'good '? Father--"I have noticed, my son, that about the only time when you are good is when you are not welll' They are Carefully Prepared.--Pills Which dissipate themselves in the sto- mach cannot be expected to have much efiect upon. the intestines, and to over- come costiveness the medicine admin- istered must influence the action of hese canals. Parmelee's. Vegetable are so made, under the supervis- ion of experts, that the substance in {them intended to operate on the intes- tines is retarded in: action until they pass through the stomach to the bow- els. Dille Pills said jittle Elsie, "do men ever go {o heaven?" "Why, of course, my dear. What makes you ask?" "Be- cause I never see any pictures of an- gels with whiskers." "Well," said the mother, thoughtfully, "some men do go {9 heaven, but they get there by a close shave." "Mamma," Let a coat of paint turn your heuse into a home, Let Ramsay's Paints do it for you. They are made for purity "wf style, purity of color and wear and tear. Every can guaranteed. Your dealer has them, Write A. Ramsay & Son Co., Montreal,for pack of Souven- ir Picture Post Cards of Homes. She--"I dreamt last night you present- ec. me with a lovely walking costume.' He--*You did, eh?. Well, try again. to- night, and see if you can dream who the mischief is going lo pay fir it these hard times." The never failing medicine, Hollo- way's Corn Cure, removes all kinds of corns, warts, ete; even the most diffi- cult to remove cannot withsland this wonderful remedy. Husband--"The doctor told me I-must go to a 'res}eure.'* Wifo--"Did: he look at your tongue?" Husband---'No; I told him about yours," WHAT CAUSES HEADACHE, om October to May, Colds are the most fre- Bed cause of Headache. LAXATIVE BROMO UININE removes cause, K. W. Grove on box 250 Barber--"Pretty short; sir?' Crusto- THer--E Wells ys, Pam Just "pute dt down on the slate, will: you? Much obliged to you for speaking of it.' ONE OF THE BEST old time romedies for all skin affections, such as Kezeoma, Ringworm, Soald- head and similar affections is Weaver's Cerate, it js an ointment that has brought relief to thousands, Hovsckeeper--"You're a big, healthy man; why ~don't~ you 'go to work?" Tramp--"Lady, Tl tell ver me trouble, Im an 'unhappy medium." "What do you. mean: by that? "Well; yer see, lm too heavy for ight work, an' too light for heavy work." A small Pill but. Powerful.--* They that judge of the powers of a pill by its size, would consider Parmelee's Ve- getable Pills to be lacking, It is a lit- ('e wonder among pills. What it lacks in size it- makes up in potency. The remedies which it carries are put up 1) these small doses, because they are se powerful that only small doess are required, The full stvength of the ex- tracts is secured in this form and do their work thoroughly, Genlleman--"But I am afraid he QUEEN OF ACTRESSES -- A remedy that benefits digestion strengthens the nervés. The nerve centers requiro nutrition. If the digestion is impaired, the nerve centers become anemic, and indigestion is the result, cine, I got bad again. "T took the medicine for two yea: hopes.of gotting cured. es Peruna is not a nervine nor a stimulant. It benefits the nerves by benefiting digestion. x trial, Peruna frees the stomach of catarrhal congestions and normal digestion is the peat'. bottles and am en tirely cured. PRAISES PE-RU-NA "JT improved under the treatment, but as soon asl stopped taking the medi- then I got sick again and gave up all "Y saw a testimonial of a man whose case was similar to mine being cured by Peruna, so I thought I would give it a "I procured a bottle at once and com- menced taking it. Ihave taken several By In other words, Pernna goes to the bottom of the whole difficulty, when the disagreeable symptoms disappear, Mrs, J.C. Jamison, 61 Marchant street, Watsonville, Oal., writes: "T was troubled with my stomach for six years, I tried many kinds of medi- cine, also was treated by three doctors. "Thoy said that I had nervous dys- pepsia. Iwas puton a liquid diet for three months, feel like a Gifferent person. for it." should not be used. The nerves wou Peruna corrects the digestion, "I have gained ia ows dag? and bee lieve Peruana is ali that is claimed * o-2-6- eel Nervines, such as coal tar prepara- tions, are doing a great deal of harm. Sleep medicines and headache powders are all alike,--heart depressants, and be all right, if the digestion were good, 1d, Our readers to note that the celebrated French remedy, PANGO, which has been and is sold under a guarantee--that in cases where the outward application, as directed, fails to relieve pain, moneys paid will be refunded--still stands. In no case, not- withstanding the large ana increasing sale, has a refund been asked for. Recommended for neuralgia, headache, rheumatism, gout, catarrhal colds, stiff joints, ete. Ask your druggist for a Sample and do not accept a substitute. You will be pleased with it. Price 25 and 50 cents. The Pango Company, Toronto or wholesale Lyman, Knox & Clarkson, Limited, Toronto. Lyman Bros. & Co., Montreal, Toronto, MANUFACTURERS INTENDING TO LOCATE IN TORONTO WILL FIND Ideal Manufacturing Premises IN TRUTH BUILDING Flats 2,000 to 10,000 Square Feet Bach LOWEST RENTALS, INCLUDING Steam Power, Heat, Electric Light Fire Sprinkler System, Lowest Insurance, Most Central Location, Four Large Freight Elevators, HOW HE KNEW, "What's Jimmy give yer fer yer Lirth- day?" "This here brass« ring." "How'd yer 'know it ain't nothin' but brass? "He -gvo Ab -ter- me." Send 25 cents for 1908 ecfcion of Frank Yeigh's woaderful compilation of everything about Canada in a nutshell, 20,000 sova in 1997, Agents wanted. Liber- al terms, : ae ' : Kink 667 Spapina Ave., Toronto, We have no hesitation in saying that d,090 Facts About Canada CANADIAN FACTS PUBLISHING CO ~S Dr J. D. Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial is without doubt the best medicine ever introduced for dysentery, diarrhoea, cholera and all summer Complaints, sea sickness, etc. It promptly gives relief and never fails lo-effect a pcos'Uve cure Methers should never be without a bot: tle when their children ere teething. ecln ree Y WHAT WAS WRONG, Wife--"Why, George, dear, what is & COMPANY BANKERS AND FINANCIAL AGENTS wouldn't make a good watchdog." Man (with) bull terricr)--"Not a good watch- dpi Why, lor' bless your 'art, it was only last week that this very anima! held a burglar down by the throat and "Biggest and Best'? § |, Plug | t Before commencing milking, the milk- Chewing Tobace was gong to worry about tnd for the life of me I Cant think what it js." when he had that lest sick spell," saig Mrs,\Lapsling, "and when the doctor told. me he was going to get welt | went fairly deleterious with joy." iad's. talk, 019 J whi ¥ © washes my. facel? the trouble?" Husband--"Ob, there wes someth'ng 1 33 SCOTT STREET, TORONTO PHONE M is3li ae MUCH JOY. "T was awfully worried about Johnny | Stocks hought and sold on New York, Boston, Montreal and Teronto Stock Exchanges for cash or margin. __--- Orders for Cobalt Stocks execut- ed .0n Toronto Mining Ex. change or .Boston and New York curb for cash, x ae PRIVATE WIRES. Sen SAE IE Pe | A wise son overlooks a lot. of his While any man -can > do wrong, it ukes a good man to do right. Russia leads the avorld- in planting ovests, America im devastating (hem, Freddy--"Hey, does* your mother ever you?" Jimmy--"Werso'n that, She Correspondents--Chas. 'Head & Co.,. members of. the New. York "a and Boston Stock Exchr age, >