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The Canadiagptetzder _of Por- CAN' P 
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'l`hispopul:\1' fraternal insurance society
was organized in .\'o\'c1nbcr. i570. Mill L*
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. l .-‘lniount already received and acknow- i'
n_w.' 20 years old. and each succcelllll.-‘I|
~ _ _ l~ lice l by Merchants Bank of P. H.
_rear it has been gro\\'11nrstrol\i~'\‘T lllllllefl' l ,;(,m`:l $3567-_S0
cally and ii11;‘.1\~iaiiy. The .society lin-*fl
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ineinbership of upwards of 25.000 in thv i Lauclilin Mcl"a_vdcn, 1’eter`s Road $ .50
Dominion of Canada, to which its oper~
ations areconrined. On Dec. ill, 1399. lb
}md5_~e;7_~_;i'.1_oo on lniml to pay death
claims, which is investefl as follows: \\'illiam McDonald
Dominion of L`a1\ada`sto;l: . . . .
_ »$l\lU.0U0 00 | Peter S. McDonald
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Dcpoait \\'ithGo\°ern1nent of l‘ro-
vince of Quebec _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ 0,000 00
Freeliold l.. & :L Co.. Toronto. _ _ 30.000 00
\\'e_~i€ern Canada L. S2 S.L`o., To-
ronto _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
__ 30,000 00
C-:ntral Canada L. S; S. Co.. To-
onto _ . _ _ _ . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ . _
_ 30.000 00
0:1'_\rio l.. 8: D. Co.. London. _ ._ 2‘J,0‘.l'.l 00
ll Lznilton l’ro'.'. CY Loan Society.
il nnilton _ _ . _ _ _ _ . _ . . . _ _ . _ _ _ _ . _
._ 20,000 00
B_~.tishMort,1:>_1ge S;l..L`o.. Strat-
ford _ . _ _ _
._  ____.____._2_l.lh300l)
R iyal I.. X S. Co., llriintfortl. _ 20,000 00
'l`.>ro11toSavin;:.~‘ 5: Loan C. Pe-
terboro _ . _ . . _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ . _ . . _ _ _ _
__ 21,000 00
The Atlas l..&. S.Co., St.Thou1us 20.000 00
Imperial L. $2 S. Co.. Toronto. _ _ 20.000 00
L tailed ll;\ni~:in-_; CJ.. llziniiltou 211,000 0'.)
I'nion Bank. Souris. Man  _ _ _ _ 20,000 00
Huron and lirir I.. Si S.t.`o _ Lon-
don . _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ . _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
__ 10,000 00
London Loan Co..0f Canada. Lon-
don _ _ . . _ _ . _ . _ . _ _ . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ 10.000 00  Herbert Hnnnoy
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 _ _ _ ._ 10,000 00 Angus McFadyen
Quebec Bank Toronto
Merchants Bank of Halifax,
Montreal _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ . _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _
__ 10,111) 00,
.srnndnrd Bank, Brantford _ _ _ _
._ 10,000 00 T°‘“l _ "O37
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Bank of Nova Scotia, Charlotte~
town. P. E. 1 ________________ ._ ,000 00 °fP""°"S 3°” Em ”°”°°1d‘°"‘°°°l
Bank ofl-1amilton_1\1orden, Man. 10,000 00 Archibald McDonald, G1enIWilliam $ .25
BankofHamilton,Hamiota, Man 10,011) 09
Town of Paris, Debentures.. , 22 lo
Selkirk School Debentures. _ _ _ 9,110 00
TownofCollingwood,Debentures 8,281 88
Town ofClinton . _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ . . _ _ _ _
_ _ ' ',000 00
Township of Hullett, Debentures 7,469 67
Township of \Vinchester Deben-
tures . . _ . _ .
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_ _ 2,612 00
Portage la Prairie School Deben~
tures _ . _ . . _ . . _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ . _ _
__ 8,529 (5
Owen Sound Debentures.  _ _ _ _ _ 10,906 99
Bank of Ha1nilton,Winkler Man 10,1110 00 Peter Matheson
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Strathroy Debentures. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 10.101 78 Pupils' contribution '
Guelph Debentures _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
__ 10.257 I8
Seaforth Debentures _ _ _ _ . . _ _ _ _ _
_ _ 6,718 75
Listowel Debentures . _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ .
__ 6,131 71
Ashbunrham Debentures . _ . _ . _
__ 5,039 (B
Orillia Debentures _ _ _ . _ _ . . _ _ _ . .
__ 4,814 83
Ridgetown Debentures...__.._ _ _ _ 3,812 74
City of St. Thomas Debentures 38,616 14
City of Y\'innipeg Debentures... _ 21,925 26
Tilsonburg Debentures _ _ _ . . _ _ .
_ _ 9,614 64
Town of Truro. Bonds _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _
._ 10,584 84
St. Catharines Debentures. _ _ _ _ _ _ 16,347 49
Buckingham Debentures _ _ . _ _ _
__ 16,502 50
Chatham Debentures . . _ _ . _ _ . _ .
__ 27,480 25
Renfrew Debentures _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ . _ .
__ 20,513 57
Parkhill Debentures . _ . _ _ . . . . . _
._ 9,253 48
lmngham Debentures _ _ _ . _ _ _ . _
__ 8.913 00
Tara Debentures . . . . _ . . . . _ . _ _ . _
__ 8,645 49
Brampton Debentures _ _ _ . . _ . . .
__ 113 47
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Cornwall Debentures . _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ .
__ 20,716 77.
Standard Bank, Brantford (cur-
rent account) _ . . . . _ . _ . . . . _ . _ . _
._ 2,275 92
Bank of Hamilton, Winnipeg
'rss cusnordn cmmtormrows ramen EDWARD NLAND Aran 2s 1900
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Daniel A. McFayden .25
\\'altcr S. Fraser "°
Damaris Bishop
220202
aniel Stewart
’ John D. McLean
Arthur Bears .50
John McLean .25
Mrs. Christ-ina McLean .25
.lohn A. Singleton .
I Mrs. Hamilton McLennan
l Isaac Acorn
\\'illia1n l-I. Stewart .
1 Mrs. John A..S*_ewart. . "
' Mrs. \\'1n. ll. Stewart '
;.losiah I.. Jenkins
5 Artiinas \\'eatherbie
Alexander Bruce
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assess
1 A friend
1 John M. McFad_\'en .
§Jol1n A. Munn . '
 Edward Munn
é Edward J. I\1cFadyen
\\'illiam Jackson
George McLennan
John Munn
ssshsebrsh
Collected by Herbert Huntley, teacher
Allan J. MacDonald .30
acces
Mrs Donald Martin
John McLeod
Mrs. John M. Martin ' ‘
Angus J. MacPherson .
Archibald J, Mclnnis
Mrs. Alexander Cameron
A friend
Roderick McLeed
John A. MacPhee 5153
Angus J. Martin

\Villiam L. McLean
Total $4.70
Collected by William L. McLean,
teacher Glen William school.
Geo. H. Moore,Murray Harbor South $ .25
H. IV. Moore .25
Edward Moore .25
Robert Gordon .15
John 'l`.oRicha.r.is '
Mary Giddings
Samuel Machon '
David J. Bull '
Edgar O. Giddings
Isaac H. Giddings -
Samuel Giddings
John Machon
Mrs. Sarah Bull
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Total $3-40
Collected by C. E. MacKenzie Teacher.
Martin Martin Bangor
Donalfl MacKinnon 50
Henry D. Compton 2-)
John J. Grant 30
Mrs. E. Garrett 25
Roderick Grant 35
William D. Compton 50
John MacGregor 1.0(
John Martin "'
George MacDougall
George Compton 25
Mrs. E. MacLean "
“Au absent minded beggar"
Colin MacDouga.ll
Albert Jardine
Warren Webster
Milton H. Jardine
sensor
Total $7.00
James Ke’zer, Grand Tracadie .50
J. W. McDonald .25
Hugh R. McDonald .25
J. \V. McDonald .25
W'illiam E. Larner .25
John D. McAulay - .25
Benjamin Watts
` Michael Ready
1 William Keizer
Donald McDougall _
Donald R. McDonald
Ronald McDonald
Michael J. Mchlabb
Fred Watts
Johnie McAulay Jr.
John Walsh
Frank Buote
eéeennnneeeeennee
James McKinnon
Solomon Fanning
Norman J. McDonald
Noah Harper
Charles J. McDonald
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Collected by Chas. J, McDonald.
Grand Tracadie '
Amount acknowledged to date $2'6%.52
Patrick Powers, Souris Line Road 8 .25
Mrs. Michael Whales, Cherry Grove .
Albun McDonald _
Angus Beaton, SourisLine Road .
John D.McDonald,Cherry Grove, P.O. .' `
Francis Mc\/'arisll “ “ “ _
Mary E. McCormack, Souris Line Roa
Hugh McAuley "‘ “ “ _
Daniel McDonald New Harmony .
A. A. ‘° “ “ ~¢ _ -
John “ “ “ “
Mrs. John McDon_a.ld “ ‘
Mrs. Donald Mclssac “ “
Donald Mclssac “ “
J a.mesByrae ‘ ‘ “
James Keaye Souris Line Road
Andrew Bushy “ “ “
Ronald McLellan " “
James McAuley “ "‘
Stephen McAuley “ “
Mary E. Powers ` °‘
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suhhsssusss
Ronald A. McCormack “
Colin MacKay 25  
J ohu MacDougall 25
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Lizzie Campbell 1  "L
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(current account).._., . . . . _ . .
 8,899 86
'Total . . _ . . . . . _ . _ . _ _ . . _ _ . _ . . . .
_ .$837,261 66i giifm-d Comm, suffolk Station,
Since the inception the order has
Mid t0 John Arbing
U53 UI' Angus Gallant
words of two million c`o1la rs in insurance _ Robert Tiwmpson
-and sick and funeral benefi ts the
Society A Friend
issues policies for $500, $1000, $1500 and Eiiiah Godfrey
$201), the lattcr surn being the limit of ` Mm John Chappell
any life* ss* the premiums for the same James not-or
are only60cents to $1 per month per William Dover
$1000, according to the age of the appli- Ha,-ry Godfrey
cn y '96 per 1010 of the membership in Annie pyfe
ISE, and the average death rate since the
organization of the society was 4 94.
The Sick and Funeral Benefit Branch
through an optional feature. 18 very P0011- collected by Annie Fyfe, sinrolk
lar among the membership. onwards of station. P. E. L
15,000 being enrolled in that department.
The benefits are $300 per week for the
first two weeks of illness and $5 per week
for the succeeding ten weeks, altogether
$56 during any year, besides a funeral
beneiit of $30. The fees for the same
payable monthly in advance, are from 23
cents to 45 cents, according to the age of
the member when joining the branch.
During the year- 1899 over $57,000 were
paid out in sick and funeral benefits, and
$158,111() in insurance.
b0 13700 rd' 1'.
The” am ”°“' “ “ 8:”  John Holliday
branches, or courts as they
throughout Canada, and the order is now
cant. The death rate in the society was 1 Clin-0,-d Ggdfn-ey
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.Augustine Cove-
` G. IV. W. Cameron
Finlay McFadyen
‘ John B. McFad yen
J. W. Callbeck
; Benjamin Webster
W. B. Howatt
B. W. Howatt
H. B. Wadman
R. W. Carruthers
Isaac Inman
well established in all the provinces and James Clark
territories of the Dominion.
Robt. Inman
All physically qualified males, between Eéginlgaid
the ages of 18 and 4° yearst lgtigg’ who James Gamble
are not debarre on accoun o eir occu-
pation, are accepted for membership. Harry Clark
For further particulars enquire of any
of the officers or members of the order or
address.
 R. Campbell `
M. F. Callbeck -
S. C. Clark
_ ITE, Neil F. McFa.dyen
ii F<iLiz'_I(1)1;1om11 H151? viiiinnford James E- H°"““
' ' ' ' ' bert Oakes
or ERNST GARTUNG. s. 0. Brantford, A1
Ont.
Albert Robinson
Alfred C. McNeil.
_Bradford Clark
Alfred Clark »
masons T... 
H. E. Dawson.
Collected by 0. B. Beck. A V .. sig A
G. Campbell. Wellington - $1-00 "
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Collected by Thomas D. Carruthers,
_Neil H McFadyen,Augustine Cove $1.00
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Millmeryw'
Our workrooms will be
rushed this week; if con-
venient, we ask you, and
will consider it a. favor for
those who can, tolesva
their trimmed hat order
_ssoarly in the week as »
possible.
Perkins & Co.,
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Geo. Gunn, South Granville s
Robert Weeks ~ .
Janie Gunn
May MacLeod
Wm. ` Kler
Hector F. ‘Kier
Little Patriots
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To ;al $0.50
Collected by M. E. Powers, teacher
Granville School District, Lot 45.
P - -I
HEART HUMBUE-
It is fashionable to day to have a
new heart scare every 24 hours. The;
_ commonest symptoms of dyspepsia on .
nerve trouble, such as `palpitation,
weak spells, loss of appetite and poor
circulation, are magnihed and dis-<
torted into serious signs of heart trou-
ble, with the object of frightening the I
public into taking this or that heart
remedy. If a hundredth part of the __
heart trouble we hear about were
real, the cemeteries would be filled in
a month. A wrong construction is
put upon common ailments in order
'o humbug the people into the belief
that heart disease is prevalent, where
as real heart trouble. which is so
sadly and suddenly fatalwhen it does
occur, is a. rare disease. Lopsidai
arguments cannot convince an in
ment of the blood. -Too little iron
means weakness, lack of spirits, pal
lid cheeks, shortness of breath, sleep-
leesness, nervousness, loss of vital
SETTLED.
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telligent people. Iron is a. vital ele Clftown, April 28, 1900-lmo eod
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_ ._Paton’s Smart Stylish Spring Doug,
A 1<Pe,ton’s Swell Tailor -made Buitl.
‘Pai1on’s Silk Blnnggg for ovolilg
P&t07H;_,fS~ New Spring Wailtl
Patonis Tailor-made Walking
Pa,.ton’s- up-'to-date Millinery
Paton’s New French Sailors
_  .Paton’s New Amerifcanand
_  Pa.ton’s_ New Summer Cotton
' :_ si-,Paton’s New Summer Crash
_Pa.t_on’s New Crash Skirts
_ iPa.to_n»’s New Underskirts
2* "   Paton’s New SPIiI_18 Glovm
Pa.ton’s New Swell Dress Coltumt
Pa.ton’s New Pique
Patonis New  Skirts
Pa.ton’s~ N ew Metaiic Skirts.
Pa.ton’s New Bicycle Skirts.
Why ? Because the style and
orrect.
5 Why not wear one of the above
and be in it ?
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Marine Insurance! 1..
BULLS,-'cannons ...<1 rumours anime lr °° *If
at Lqwggl llgfgg. Sterling Certihcucs y,,“.lW.,‘
issized when required. LOSSES PROMPTLY ”'*'h
Very low rates quoted for desirable business. It
will pay you to call on me before' placing your W
risks. ‘ _ Vol li I
HORACE HASZAR D;
‘ cancun. AGENT
disease can’t resist their action. You
Feel yourself getting well when you
take Dr. `Ward’s  iid Nerve _
Pills. »
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need, in combination with other cura- `  V _
tive agents in such a manner that   "gs, _ _
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New Overcoatlngl.
N ow is the time to order your Spring Outfit. from the nobbiest line oi
cloths ever -shown on P. E. Island.
Gul: and Fitted by an Artist-
lallo by Skilled workmen.
his-ling Trane, |900 ._ .
For really good, solid, perfectly listing garments
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