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 Libraries / 
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 kHIS fair city of ourt, stretching along the blue waten of Lake 
 Onurio, it not the largest city in oi|r young Duminion, but 
 ey«n her more populous rival does not deny that she is the 
 .fiurest and the most full of promise ; and by common consent she 
 is known all Canada over as the •* Queen City of the West." Her progress 
 has not been a slow and dreary pace ; for her veins are lull of vitality, and 
 her heart fired with ambition. Some of the most enterprising spiriu in 
 Canada are ranked among her ciiixenship, and she counts among her 
 business houses some of the greatent and most important trade institutions 
 In the country. In all those factors that no to make a community proa- 
 peruus and worthy, she will be found well supplied.. No poisonous stums 
 < »»< i "tbin her limiu to harbor pestilence ; her llrects no longer lie 
 ^HH^ir old reproach, for many of them are paved and cleanly. So« ieties 
 w|^pvery description of benevolent, moral and elevating aim, are busy 
 among her cilisens ; her educational system is perfect as the age can give, 
 and education has become the property of one and all. In art, too, she 
 has much to show ; and her late festival of choruses promises that in music 
 •he is destined to win a world-wide fame. The power of the pulpit fn 
 Toronto is great ; and she emphatically is a church-gouiK city. In walking 
 her thoroughfares you find no empty houses ; new buildings are beiiig 
 reared, «nd not in pairs, but frequently in whole streets. Consolidatton 
 and unification are going on by the incorporation, with the Queen City 
 herself, of those thriving suburbs that girdle her Ipins with clusters of little 
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 their wheels the products of the fairest and mostfriiitful portion of Ontaria 
 For all this territory she is the distributing point, sending to the former 
 what he needs of her manufactures, and receiving frond him the product of 
 his field and farm. Our chief mercantile houxes are known to stand upon 
 steady founda^ons; our Banks are here sturdy and in full force; and 
 literature finds here the centre. In short, this young Queen of the West 
 IS the delight of all who come within her gates | and one who has* enjoyed 
 her citizenship seldom cares to cast his lot in any other quartet. We 
 •hall now briefly, and in regular order, touch iipon the chief attractions 
 whirh we have to offer the tourist who is desirous of spending a brief 
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 Permanent Exhibition of MmnufiMttiiei, 63, 65, 67, 69 Front St W. 
 
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 Indttttwl Exhibition Grounds and Palace. 
 
 Osgu^ Hall, Law Courts, Queen St, opp. York St ^ 
 , " University Buildinss, Queen's Park, 
 
 MonuBsent to the volunteers whb fell at ^tidseihiy, Queen> Bntlt * 
 
 MonumeAt to the late Hon. George Brown, Queen's Park. 
 ' \ Provincial Lunatic Asylum Grounds, Queen St. 
 
 Normal School, Museum, etc,, Gould St 
 
 Hirticuttural Gardens, Gerrard St 
 
 St Michalers Cathedral (Roman Catholic), BondSt 
 ^ St. James' Cathedral (Episcopal), Kirg St, cor. Qhurch St 
 
 St. Lawrence Market itnd City Hall Buildingn, King and Front Sts. 
 
 |fletrop«>Utan Chtirch (Methodist), Queen St; Cor. Cliurch St 
 
 BaptistChurrh, JarvisSt,Cor.GenaidSt • ^^^ «» . . 
 
 Canadian Institute, Richmond St. E. '',-.■ 
 
 Old St Ahdrew'ji Church, Jarvis St ' 
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 ' Rooms of th<^ diitario Society of Artists, 14 King St W. 
 
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 Pavilion Music Hall, Hortknitural Gardens, Genard St E. 
 
 Orand Opera House, 5 Adehdde St. W. 
 
 Toronto 6perar House, t^ Adelaide St. W. 
 
 Caledonian Skating Rink, Mutual St E. 
 
 •Granite Skating Ribk, 471 Churdi St 
 
 Metrop4»lit«i Koller Rtnk, 31 Shaw St W. 
 
 Moss Park Skating Rink, Shuter St E. 
 
 Hanlan's Point, the IsUuid. 
 
 Zoological Gardens, Exhibition Grounds, Dufferin St. W. 
 
 Wiman Baths, the Ishind. 
 
 Turner J^tfef, the Islaiid 
 
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 Cyclorama, Front St Weit, Cor. York St 
 
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 Bank of Britiih North America* cor. Yonge an<|i Wellington Streeta. 
 Bank of ^Montreal, cor Yonge and Front Streeta. . " _ __ _ 
 Banl^ of Toronto, cor. Church and Wellington Streeta. 
 
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 Cinadian Bank of Commerce,. 59 Yonge Street 
 
 Central Bank of, Canada, 51 Yonge Street 
 
 Dominion Bank of Canada, cor. King and Yonge Streets. 
 
 Federal Bank of Canada, Wellington Street West, opp. Jordan St 
 
 Imperial Bank of Canada, Wellington Street East, Cor. Leader Lane, "f 
 
 Merchanu' Bank of Canada, 13 WeUington Street West 
 
 Molson's Bank, cor. King and Bay Streets. /., 
 
 Ontario Bank, cor. Wellington and* Scott Streets. 
 
 Quebec Bank, cor. King and Toronto Streets. 
 
 Standard Bank of Canada, cor. Jordan and Wellington Streets.. 
 
 Traders! iSank, cor. Yonge and Wellington Streets. 
 
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 ^ Wall Papers, Decorations, Etc. 
 
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 Bible Christian 
 
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 Catholic Apoatolic 
 
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 Congregational^ 
 
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 Cor. Bond Street and Wilton Avenue. 
 
 Chriatadelphian 
 
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 Albert Street 
 
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 Cor. Church and King Streets. 
 
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 Christ Church 
 
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 Lutheran 
 
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 Preabjrterian 
 
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 Roman Cathdio 
 
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 Horticultural Gardens. 
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 Argoiuut Rowing Club. Foot of York Street. 
 AtheMBum Club. Corner Adelaide andChurch Streets. 
 Bayfide Rowing Club. Foot of Scott Street ^ 
 Catedqnia Curling Club. Mutual Sireet Rink. \ 
 Poo Rowing Club. King^Street, near Don Briilgfc 
 Granite Curling Club. 47 « Church Street 
 Mom Purk Curling Club. Shtttef Street j 
 national Cub. 9S Bay Street--^ 
 Ontario Jockey Club. 
 Ontario Lacrosse Club. 
 _Ontario Reform Club. 63 Wellington Street W. 
 
 Queen City Driving Club. 9 B^rti. 
 Royal Canadian Yacht Club. Club House. Island. 
 Toronto Athletic Club. 
 
 .Toronto Base Ball Club. Meets at Woodbine Hotel. 
 Toronto Bicycle Club. 5 Wilton Avenue. 
 Toronto Chess Club. PubUc Library Building. 
 . Toronto Club. 79 York Street 
 Toronto Cricket Club. ' ' 
 
 Toronto Draught Club. Mutual Street Rink. 
 Toronto Fencing Club. 40 Church Street. ^ 
 Toronto Golf Club. ^ 
 
 Toronto Gun Club. 
 Toronto Hunt Club. 
 Toronto Lacrosse Club. 
 Toronto Prifiss Club. 148 Bay Street 
 
 Toronto Reform Association. Room V., Yonge Street Arcade. 
 TorontdHowingClub. Foot of York Street 
 Toronto Sailing Skiff Club. Foot of Lome Street 
 Toronto Snowshoe Chib. 
 Toronto Toboggan Club. Roaeddc. 
 Toronto YacKt Club. Foot of Simcoc Street 
 y^andeiers' Bicycle Club. Victoria Street 
 Young Men's FrohibiUon Chib. Cor. Victoria and Richmond 
 
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 VorkSu. ii>35p.in.; North Toronto 12-68 a.in ; intervening every 10 
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 Yonge Street (Rbd^ Light).— From Market to Cor. Yoiige and 
 Scollard Su. First car leaves Market at 635 a.m. ; Scoliard 7-08 a.m. 
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 Queen Street <White Light).— From Market to Parkdale. First 
 car leaves Market 5<3o a.m. ; Parkdale 6-05 a.m. Last car leaves Market 
 H-30 p.mv; Parkdale 13-05 a.m. ; intervening every 5 minutes. 
 
 Church ^b%et (Blub Lioht).— From Cor. Front and York Sts. 
 to Bloor St. First car leaves Cor. Front and York Sts. 5-55 a.m. ; Bloor 
 (S-aoa.m. Last car leaves Cor. Front and York Sts. li-isp.m.; Bloor 
 11-40 p.m. : intervening every 10 minutes. 
 
 Sherboitfne Street (Rbd Light).— 'From Cor. York and Frwt 
 Sts. to Cor. Sherboume and Bloor Sts. First car leaves Cor. .Front and 
 York Sts. 5-50 a.m. ; Bloor 6- 10 am. Last car leaves Cor. Front and 
 York Sts. 11-30 p.m. ; Bloor 13-ooa.m. ; intervening every to minutes. 
 
 Winchesteir Street (Queen Light).— From Cor. Front and York 
 Sts. to Necropolis Cemetery. First car leaves Cor. Front and York Stt. 
 5-53 a.m. ; Necropolis 6-13 a.m. Last car leaves Cor. Front and York 
 Sts. 11-^3 p.m. ; Necropolis 11-53 p.m. ; intervening every 10 minutes. 
 
 Parliament Street (White Light).— From Cor. Front aj^VeA 
 Sts. to Cor. Gerrard knd River Sts. First car leaver Cor. Front lodYofk 
 Sts. 5-4$ a-m. ; River 6-08 a.m.'; last car leaves Cor. Front and YoA Stt. 
 11-18 p:m.. River ii-48 p.m. ; intervening every ao minutes. 
 
 Itiiig: Street (Blue Light),— From the Don to Stcadum Ayev 
 First cat leaves Don 5-55 a.m. ; Strachan Ave. 6-ao a.m. Last ow leaf*. 
 Don ii-as p.m.; Strachan Aye. ta-oo p.m.; intervenii^; cwigry 5 «*«««€ 
 
 McCaul and College Sts. (Red AMD Blub LtGfiT).— From Market 
 to Cor. College and Bathuist Sts. First car leaves Market 5-50 a.m.> 
 Bathurst 6^ao a,m. Last car leaives Market. 11-33 p.m. ; Bathur^t 1 1-53« 
 
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 QtiMMSt and Brockton (Gbsbn Light). — From Cor. Front and 
 G^otge Sts. to Dundas St. Bridge, Brockton, via Kin<, Yonge, (2ueen and 
 Dondas St|. First car leaves Cor. Front and George Sts. 5 tj »,pn, ; Dundas 
 St Bridge^ia a.m. Last car leavea Cor. Front and George £^: lo-a? 
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 Quo^n 8t B. iii4 Union Station (Whits LioHt).-7#fom Cor. 
 Fhmt and York Sts.^o Cor. Queen and River Sts. First car leaves Cor. 
 Queen and River Sts. 6-30 a.m. ; Cor. Front and York Sts. 6-54 a.m. Last 
 car leaves Cor. Qneenand River $ts. 10-14 p-vh-i Cor. Front and York 
 Stt. 10-38 ptm."; intervening every 15 minutek^j: .;:;;p- r^^^ij- 1 j^/ 
 
 Cariton and Col^^ Stre^( White LioHT)iT-From Cor. Carlton 
 And Parliament Sts. to Cor. College Mid Bathunit Sts. First car leaves 
 Cor Carlton and Parliament Sts. 5-30 a.m. ; Cor, |Q>Uege and Hathurst 
 Sta.6-00 a-m. Last car leaves Cor. Carlton and Parliament Sts. 11 -oo 
 to.viL : Cor. College and Bathurst Sts. 1 ir^o {kql ; intervening ev«ry 
 
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 jtm. ; Sorauren Ave. ^s am- I'Utcar leaves Cor. King and- Yonge Sts. 
 10-55 P'™* ; Sorauren Aye. 11-35 p.m, ; intervening every 15 minutes. 
 
 Metropolitan Street Railway.^-Cars ran North on Yonge Street 
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 EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS 
 
 Toronto h«t longiitice gained the enviable repuution of being the 
 Ut^rafjr and educational centre of the Dominion. That this ia not an 
 nnwairanted anumption may be inferred from the following partial list :— ^ 
 
 University College. 
 
 School of Practical Science.'^' 
 
 Trinity University. *; 
 
 Knox College. 
 
 St. Micbael'i College. 
 
 Toronto Baptist University. 
 
 Wydiffe College. 
 
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 L'sttert addresMd from or to pUcot In C«n«da and UBitta 
 
 State*. 
 3 cents for eadi hAU oi. or fttclloo tlwrwjC 
 
 IftwfouiidUiid tod Great Britain. 
 
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 jPOST CARDS, for Co0fonam^ brtween Caiitd* and Am United 
 
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 Kingdom, may be obuined-nt th« stamp agencies at scent* each, as atoo^ 
 eards for any postal union county. C«dt with » prepaid reply form. 
 
 attached are also provided. t j 
 
 N.B.— One cent posul cards, with an extra cent stamp atuched, can- 
 not be used in place of two cents postal cards, but go to Dead Letter 
 Office, nor can anything be pasted or attached to a postal 6Mxd, 
 
 5 City or Drop Lettert for City DdiwefT, 
 
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 than one full rate) 
 
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 the «|x»re fates must in every cas^ be p«^ 
 When posted wholly unpaid they cannot be forwar 
 th? Dead Letter Office. If insufficiently paid (not U 
 
 ib)e tbe Amount of the deficient postage will be charged on delivery. 
 ireOt a counter m the pott office for the sale of Stamps, Postal 
 ^"* ip vnodors are only allowed tp liSsW «nd deliver Stamps at 
 -ionttgn their license. A breach of this rule wiU entoU 
 forfcituiJRtic^n^ Persons selUng without a license incur 
 iil'risfof a heavy penalty.- rr "r'>':' ■'-'■ '\ \-"-''^,:''^-:^---, ■'' , 
 Utteta intended to be Registered, wheii address^ to places in 
 CANADA, must be prepaid by sttmp» in addition to ^^ VofH^jitfi, jt 
 cents each. To tlie UNITED STATES* 5C«»t« ^^ and to the UNITED 
 KINGDOIC 5 cents each. The Registration foe on all lettoa most be 
 prepaid by Registiation Stamp* which ai^ nol available foe paymeot of 
 ordinary potti«c.M letters fotReghtiatlob should be ^ 15 mlmite* 
 
 before the bo«ir of ctoriBgaieiiiaap. * . .^ - ^a a 
 
 NoLeit«r«ltlb« iMxcplodit this offiee for R^pitratioii addressed 
 
 «ithertoa Ik^hiooa iiai» or to Inltiih, **d •»! »»<* J^«l»«»«*?* ^^^ 
 teceivedftom other ottcts. Of deposltod in tte Letter Box for Registration, 
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 On aW na w i p n i itn and pertodkaJa other than thoie tmn the 
 publiration, including all newapapera and periodicals published leitf' 
 quently than once a month, the postage mte is one cent per four ommmt 
 which must be prepeid bjr postage stamp. 
 
 / Newspapers and periodicals weig^iaig '/iti than om mimt»t may 
 potted singly, prepaid bjr poittgf Haoip t f k^ Mf fut^ff^ to places 
 
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 \ There is no parcel post between Canada and the United Stateti - 
 
 A parcel post, by^he Canadian steamers «nly, between Canada and 
 the Unified Riqgjiom has been esublished. A farl^ must not exceed s 
 lbs. weight, nori^ more than a ft. long by i A. iride or dieepk A custom* 
 derlaration form mutt be obtained and ftlled up at the post-oflSce; looting 
 contents and value.. Parcels posted without this formalin are subjected 
 to a tax of double letter rate in England. The mte from Toronto to the 
 United "Xingdom is 35 cents pet lb. or fnMctian of a lb. By inbind 
 Canadianr Parcel Post the weight of parcels is fimited to 5 lbs., and the 
 to fl ft. by i^ft. The rate is 6 pents pear 4 01.^ or. fipctioii of 4 os. 
 
 MONEY ORDER OPFlCfi. 
 
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 In sending money by mail it is always best to transmit by Xtoney 
 Order if pptsiMe. If sent by letter it should always b6 registered 
 . Ifoney^Orders issued aAd paid fkom 9 a;m. to 4 p.m. 
 
 Commifsion on Money Ordtrt. < 
 
 <0n lloiiey Orders drawn by any Money Order Oflke in Canada on 
 any other M<Miey Order OflGbe in the Dominion, is as folknva : 
 
 If not exceeding $4, 
 
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 issued for more than $100] but as many $100 each may be given as the 
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 The other countries and British Colonies upon which Money Orders, 
 are granted are distinguished by an Asferisk (♦) in the subjoined table ; 
 the rates of commission in ill cases being as follows : 
 
 Over $30 not exceeding $40, 40c 
 " 40 " '• 50. 50c. 
 
 .If not exceeding $iQi 10c, 
 
 ^ Over $10 " - " ad, aoc. 
 
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 BOOK PACKETS 
 
 not exceeding $ lbs. in weight can be sent io the United Kingdom. 
 
 The limit of weight for Book . Packets passing in Canada is 5 lbs. 
 The rate is i cent for 4 oz., also to Manitoba, North-West Territory ahd 
 , Victoria B.]C. : ^. "■ 
 
 Liegal and Commercial Papers. 
 
 ^ . i«gai and Commercial papers, posted for places in Canada, generally 
 are subject to /tf//tfr rate unless sent by parcel post ; except deeds and 
 insunmce policies, which are allowed to go by Book Post. Postage rates 
 on Legal and Commercial Papers, addressed to Postal Union countries, 
 are as follows : viz., to countries where the letterrate is 5 cents per i oz., 
 the rate of legal and commercial papers is 5 cents for the first 10 oz., and 
 one cent for each additional two oz. or fraction ; or to countries where the 
 letter rate is 10 cents per f oz , the rate is 5 cents for the first 4 oz. and a 
 cento for each additional a oz. or firaction. . 
 
 / PATTERN AND SAMPLE POST. 
 
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 • / CANADA— Patterns and samples of merchandise, not exceeding 
 94 ounces in weight, when posted in Canada for places within Canada Or 
 Newfoundland, must be prepaid by postage stamp at the rate of ^n* cent 
 per 4 ounces weight, and put up in such manner as to admit of inspection. 
 Goods sent in execution of an order, however small the quantity may be, 
 or articles sent by one private individual to another, not being actually 
 trade patterns or samples, are not admissible as such. ? 
 
 UNITED STATEJS.— Patterns and. samples of merchandise, 
 posted for plac^ in the United States, are subject to the special rate of 10 
 cents each, prepaid by postage stamp, and must not exceed 6^ ounces in 
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 OFFICERS OF CANADIAN MANUFAC. 
 TURERS* ASSOCIATION , 
 
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 W. H. Storey, Acton. 
 
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 First Vice-President : 
 Samuel May, Toronto. 
 
 Second Vice- fresident: 
 B. Rosamond. Almonte. 
 
 Treasurer: 
 Geo. Booth, Toronto. 
 
 R. W. EtKott, Toronto. 
 E. Gumey, Jr., Toronta 
 James Watson, Hamilton. 
 Wm. Bell, Guelph. ^^ 
 
 Joseph Simpson, TorOiKto. 
 
 A. Warnock, Gait ' 
 -^: Millichamp, Toronto. 
 
 '^ifank J. Phillips, TorontOK""^ 
 John EllioTtt, Almonte./ 
 Wm. Christie, Toronto. 
 J. B. Armstrongs Guelph. 
 C Raymond, Guelph. 
 W, F. Cowan, Oshawa. , 
 J. S. Larice, Oshawa. 
 H. Heintzman, Toronto. 
 
 B. Rosainond Almonte. 
 Geo. Pattinsottj Preston. ; 
 Daniel Lamt>, Toronto. 
 Isuic Waterman, London. 
 
 C. Shurley, Gait 
 John Taylor, Toronto. . 
 M. B. Penned Doon. 
 Thomas Mctitonaid, Toronto. 
 
 ' B. Greening, Hamilton. 
 Geo. W. Sadler, Montreal 
 George Long, Berlin^ ', . 
 a R. WUkie, tTbronta 
 P. Freyseng, Toronto. 
 F. CromiMon, Toronto. 
 
 r Carl Zeidler, 't<mHita 
 
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 General Secretary: 
 Freperic Nicholls, (6 Wellington W.) Toronto. 
 
 Executive Committu :■ '\ 
 
 W. G. A. Hemming, Toronta 
 
 W.K. McNaught, Toronta , 
 
 Charles Boeckh, Toronta 
 
 J. R. Barber, Georgetown. ..--^ 
 
 John Fensom, Toronto.^^-- "' 
 
 Robert Mitchell, ik|ontreal. 
 
 H. N, Bairdi^ Tw>nto. 
 
 H. Bickford, Dundas. 
 
 T. a draig, M.P.P., Port Hope. 
 
 Wm. Chaplin, St Catharine^. 
 
 H. E. aark<f, M.P.P., Toronto. • 
 
 L. Cote, St. Hyacinthe. 
 
 W. H. Cross, Barrie. 
 
 E. J. Davis, King. 
 
 Thomas Cowan, Gait 
 
 John Bertram, Dundas. . 
 
 H. B. Warren, Toronta - 
 
 C Wilson, Toronta 
 
 W. H. Law, Peterboro*. 
 
 Jas. McKendry, Peterboro'. 
 
 P. W. Ellis Toronto. . 
 
 R. Crean, Toronta 
 
 W.H. Perrand» Aurora, 
 
 J. F. Ellis, Toronto. 
 
 J. E. McGarvin, Acton. ' 
 
 -R. T. Watson, Toronto. 
 
 C. D. Massey, Toronta. ^ 
 
 A. E. Carpenter, Hamilton. 
 
 W. Stahlschmidt, Preston. 
 
 Cha8.PeMe^ Toronto. 
 
 
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 C. A. Birge, Dune 
 
 All Manufactiirefs are invited to bednne members of this Association. 
 Full pa r ticula r s w ill be fu r n i shed oh application to th e S e cret a ry . 
 
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 MACHINES 
 
 WM. KNABE & CO. 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF 
 
 
 Grand, Upright & Square Pianos 
 
 nIEW YORK— Not 112 Fifth Avbnuk. above SiKteeftth St. 
 
 BALTIMORE <-Nos 92 and 34 E. Baltimore St., between Charles and St. Paul. 
 
 WASHINGTON— No. 817 FtoiNSYLVAKiA Avenue. 
 
 Theiie IiKtramenti, moK than Fifty Yean before the Public, have, by their excellence, 
 attained an unpurchaaed pre-eminence, which rstablishet them the " UneqdallEP " 
 in TONB, Touch, Wokkmanship anij Durability. 
 
 A fine selected stock of Canadian Pianos and OrgROs always in stock. 
 
 Ruse's Temple of Music - --- 68 King Street West 
 
 JOHN MUSSEL 
 
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 JOBBINd OF ALL KiNDS PROMPTLY AtTENDEI) TO. 
 OFFICE AND STORE FIXTURES A SPEGIAI/ry. ^ 
 
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 THi INDUSTRIAL JOURNAL 
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 PaUUMd by tlw 
 
 Canadian Manufacturer Pub. Co., 144», ^T«»ronto 
 
 SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, fs A YBAR 
 
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 , Carriage, KTC, ETC 
 
 Every Cabman, on each occasion when his cab Is hired, when 
 demanded, shall hand his card to the person employing him. 
 
 No fare is to be paid to any Cabman who refuses to hand his card to 
 
 the person empioying him, or who demands a ^jnatat-taf^ than allowed by 
 
 the following tariffl • , ■' 3* ^ ^ 
 
 y THH GAB LIltlTS 
 
 No. I Division will be composed of that portion of the city lying 
 between Peter St. on the west, Sherbourne St. on the east, Carlton St on 
 the north, and the bay on the south. 
 
 No. a Division.— From Bathurst St. on the west, to Bloor St. on the 
 north, and Sumach St on the east. 
 
 No. 3 Division— ^ Any point not included within the limits of the first 
 
 and second Divisions. 
 
 TWa HORSE CABJT r- - 
 
 The fare by the hour will be, for two-horse cabs, one or four persons, 
 $t/ Over four persons, 25 cents for each adult per hour. 
 
 From any one place in No. t Division to any other place in the same 
 Division, — one person, 25 cents, and for each additional person, 25 cents. 
 
 Fof conveying one person ifrom No. i Division to 'any place in No. 2 
 -Division, — 50 cents for one person, and 25 cents for each additional, 
 person. ' 
 
 F'or conveying one person from No. i Division to any place in No. 3 
 Division, 75 cents ; for each additional person, 25 cents. ■ ' >■ 
 
 ■../■-;::-.;-. ONE HORSB CABS:. .- ■■..• r ■ V-"' - 
 
 For conveying one perspn from any one place within the limits of Na 
 I Division to any other place within the limits of the same Division, 20 
 cents I for each additioMil person, 20 cents. 
 
 For conveying one/person from any place in No. i Division to any 
 place in No. 2 Diviisoi)(, 30 cents ; for each additional person, 20 cents. . 
 
 For conveying ot^ person -from Na i Division to any place in No 
 3 Division, 50 cents ; for each additional person 20 cents.^ 
 
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 No fare shall oe charged *or children under eight years in charge of 
 an adult Childr^ over eight ywurs and under i« years chaiiged haljf price; 
 over that age, full^ fare. 
 
 ; -^^ - 7-- ; ■ :;■ :- NIGHT TARIFF '4 ■^t --?•■■; : 
 
 From the /st May to the 31st October, inclusive, from 10 o'clock 
 p.m. to midnight, the charge for cabs shall be one-half more than the above 
 tariff, and afteir midnight to 6 o'clock a.m., double the ftbove tariff; and from 
 the ist November to the 3otb April, inclusive, from 6 o'clock p.m. to mid- 
 night, and after midnight to 6 o'clodc a.m., the sam^^udditional charges. 
 
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 carried free. For every other article placed <m the outtide of the cath the 
 
 cabipm is entitled to five cents. 
 
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 FOREIGN CONSULS 
 
 United States.— V. W. Wagner,' Gonsul, io6 Bay Street W. 
 Fratue.—^. J. Macdonnell, Consul, 34 Church Street E. 
 Gert^ny.—^. Heimrod, ConsCil, 54 Adelaide Street W. 
 y/a/j^.— Enrico Ben^plari, Consul, 50 Front Street E. 
 Netherlands.--^. Horoer-Dikon, Consul ; A. Nordheimer, Acting Consul. 
 Norway find Smd€nm,%' McMurray. Vice-Consul, 18 King Street W. 
 JKiw«V/Vi«.— Geoige W. Shaw, Vice^onsul, 10 King Street E. 
 ArgenHne ie*/»*/i^.— Nicol Kitigsmill, Consul, Wellington Street E. Fred- 
 eric Nicholls, Vice-Consul, Permanent Exhibition, 
 je</»Wif^/Zi»e«a.— Frederic Nicholls, Vice^onsul, Permanent Exhibition. 
 ^nwi/.~George Musson, Vice-Consul, 50 Front Street E. 
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 N^IONAL SOCIETIES 
 
 Caledonian Society.— Alexander Ross, Pres. 
 German Benevolent Society.— N. L. Steiner, Pres. 
 Irish Catholic Benevolent Association.— John J. Mx:Mahon, Pics. 
 I rish ProtesUnt Benevolent Society.— John Baillie, Sec. • ,.-■ 
 ' St. Andrei<s Sodiety— A. J. Gattanacb, Pres. , ' 
 
 St George's Society.— K. Symons, Pres. '. 
 
 LIBRARIES 
 
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 Normal School Library. St James' Square.' 5,000 volumes. 
 Osgoode Hall Library. Queen Street W. ao,ooo volumes. 
 Parliament Library. Parliament Buildings, a 5,000 volumes. 
 Public Library. Church Street E. 42»opo volumes. 
 •Canadian Institute. Richmond Street K 
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 with living organisiqs. Charcoal^ 
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 LIST Ot^ OFFICERS FOR 1888. 
 
 ractiDiNT: 
 W. D. MATTHEWS, Jr. 
 
 1»T vioe-presidcnt: 
 D. R.WILK1E. 
 
 ilito VIOt-MlttlDtNT: 
 
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 •EORETARY: 
 
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 Hon. John Macponald. Hugh Blain. 
 
 Wm. Christie. H. N. Baird. 
 
 W. R. Brock. W. B. Hamilton. 
 
 W. INCE. R. W. Elliott. 
 
 Henry W, Darling. Robert Jaffray. 
 
 EnAS Rogers. A. M, Smith. "■- 
 
 E. GuRNEY. A. B. Lee. 
 
 S. r. McKlNNON. 
 
 BOARD OF ARRITRATIOM: 
 
 W. D. Matihews, Jr. J- D. Laidlaw. 
 
 Elias Rogers. B. .Cumberland. 
 
 E Gurney. * J' H, G. HageRty. 
 
 W. Galbraith. Thos. Flynn. 
 
 -G. M. Rose. J- L. Spink. *. 
 
 John Earls. R- S. Baird. ^ . 
 
 ^ REPRESeNTATIVEa OH HARBOR oiOMMISaiOH : 
 
 A. M. Smith. a A. Chapman. 
 
 REPREdEHTATlVtB OH iHOUaXRIAL tXHIBlTlOH AB8OOIATIOII1 
 
 W. B. Hamilton. > J. D. Laidlaw. 
 
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 The morning ffmii Are represented In the Permanent Exhibition 
 Their manufactures have a detenredly high reputation, and are commended 
 to the notice of intending purchasers of way of the respective hnes in the 
 following list. Prices, terms, discbunts, etc., may be obtained from the' 
 several firms' direct, or from Messrs. Nicholls & Ilowland, Permanent 
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 AUTOMATIC REFRIGERATOR CO., Ottawa, Out., Hanrahan'a 
 Pitirit Aqtomatic Refrigerators. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ r.--^ 
 
 BAINES, GEO. W., Molr^REA^ National Water Purifier. ;f^ ■ : 
 
 BARNUM, THE, WIRE AND IRON WORKS, Windsor, Omt', Wire 
 Goods of alt descriptions, Railing, Crestin|^ Fencing, etc., etc ' 
 
 BARBER & ELLIS CO, THE, Toronto, Okt., Manufacturing and 
 
 Wholesale Stationers, Account Bool^ OfficeSundries, etc 
 BATTEN/JOHN, Pittsburo* Pa., Automatic ^iie Escape. -J J 
 
 BEATTY, WM, «c SONS* Wellahd, On^I, Centrifugal Pumps and 
 Cdntrad»rs' Machinery. . 
 
 BERTRAM, JOHN & SONiDuNDAs,ONT., Iron and Wood Workit^ 
 
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 BLAKE, GEO. F., MANUFACTURING CO.,, Bdotoh, Mass,, Steam 
 Power Pumping Machinery. 
 
 BOECkii, CHAS. & SONS» Toronto^ Ont., Brooms, Brushes, Wood- 
 enware, etc, etc. ." 
 
 BOSTWICK, GEO. F., Toronto, Ambeig's Cabinet Letter Filet 
 
 BRUSH, GEORGE, Eagle Fovudry, Momtrkal, P. Q.. Bhdce Stone 
 / Crusher. ,/ ^ « , 
 
 CANADA SCREW CO., . Hamilton, Out., Wood Screws, Set Screws, 
 Bolts, etc 
 
 CANADIAN HARNESS CO., Toronto, Ont., Harness and Saddlery. 
 
 CHING, J. LIONEL & CO., Syonev, N. S. W.; '*Dugong''Oa fmd 
 
 Ointment, and " Dugong*^ I4ly Tusks and Hi<^ 
 
 CLARE BROS, ti CO., Prrstok, Ont., Stoves Md Furnaces. 
 
 COTE, LOUIS & BRa, St. HTAONraE, P. Q., Boots and Shoes. 
 
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 IkeeJS^ BROS.. G«»««>w«. o«t:. Wort<r^ SU, >.i^ 
 
 , ' ' Machinery. * -^ _ 
 
 fcROMrrON CORSET CO.; Toronto »md B»uh, 0«t.. Co,«u.^ 
 UALLEV,F.F.«.CO.,HAmi.TpH.O«..E..r««.E«nc«,BUclc.n, 
 
 and Grocers' Sundries. ^ 
 DOMINION BARB WIRE CO.. Mo^ttrea^ Barb Wire. r 
 
 DOMINION SHOW CASE CO., TokohkJ, Ont.. Show Caie.. 
 DOMINION STARCH WdRKS^WALKEEVii^ComSlarchandUun- 
 
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 DofeALD PRODUCE Ca. Norwich, Ont., Evaporated Frutt.. 
 
 DOTY ENGINE CO., Torohto, Ont.. Engines Boilers, etc. • 
 
 D6VERC0URT TWINE MILLS. Torohto, Twine, and Cordage. 
 DUPEROW BROS. & CO., Toronto, 0»«t., Varnishes, J.pws, etc 
 ELLIOT & CO., TbROKto, OKI- , Manufacturing «»dWhple.aleCh«««U 
 
 y and Druggists. ^ 
 
 ELLIS *n&lIGHLEY, Toronto, Coffee vA Spices 
 ELLIS,' PW & CO., ToRONTO,'Manufiicturing Jewellers. 
 EUREKA CHAIR CO.. WORCR^R, MASS., Physician's Operating Chair. 
 
 FENWICK & SCLATfiR, MoNtrral, Que., File, and Mill SuppUef.. 
 FINCH, W. S., Toronto, Wood Filler and Preserver. ♦ \ 
 
 GARDNER, W. R., Montkral, Hammer, of every de«:r,pt»on. 
 •gate CITY ^ONE HLTER CO, New York, U. S., Water Filter.. 
 GiLLEtT, i. W.. TORONTO H^ Chicaoqi^ Yeast and Baking Powder. 
 GILUES. JOHN & CO., CARLTTON PLACE, ONT., Coal Oil Engine.. 
 
 GLOBE TOBACCO CO., WiHPsp^ Ont., an,> Detroit, Mich., 
 
 CKX)dSIu^O., DANvi^ ^^^ ^"• 
 
 GRAND & TOY, Toronto. Ont , Tucker Automatic Utter and Efocu. 
 
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 GRAND RIVER KNITTING MILtS CO.. Pa«.. 0«.. Smn- 
 
 Rug. and Knit Good* ' : 
 
 S U GAR REFINING CO., Walee r villb, Ont., Syrup< and 
 
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 GRAY, WM. at SONS,CliATilAWoib., C«riig««ii4S1ei^^ . ' " 
 GURNEY, THE E. & C, CO., ttTD.,) HAuv.rep and Totoirro, 
 
 Gravity Springleu Locks and Routing Door Knob Fui»itur«. 
 GURNEY & WARE SCALE CO., Hamiltom, Oht., PUtfonn and 
 ^Countet Scales. 
 
 HAMILTON INDUSTRIAL WORKS CO., HAMiLTOi»:dj|T;, Wringers 
 
 Mangles, etc ' ■■ ^•'i^:..- k-' 
 
 HAMILTON WHIP CO., Hamilton, Whips of all kinds.^\ 
 HART EMERY WHEEL CO., Hamilton, Ont., Emery Whe«!ls and 
 < Emery Wheel Machinery. . J , . ' 
 
 HAY, PETER, Galx; Ont., Machine Knivea.;^^-™^^— ^ "^ 
 HEARLE, J. G. Montreal, Qui., Tpilet S^ and Perfumery, 
 
 HERMAN, J. W., Toronto, Boiler Wjter PiTiifier/ 
 
 HOWLAND, H. S., SONS & CO., Toronto, Ont., Hardware Specialties* 
 
 HOWLAND, H. S., Kleinburg, Ont., Flour V.^^ ^ 
 
 HEMMING B^OS., Toronto^ Out., Fancy Plush Goods and JeweUers' 
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 HUDSON BROS., (Ltd.,) Sydnry. N.S. W., AibttaUao Timbw »nd 
 Cabinet yiToods. 
 
 IVES, H. R. & CO., MoNTRBA^ P. Q., Fencing; Cresting, Stoves and 
 Hardware Novelties. 
 
 JARDINE, A. & CO., Toronto, Coffee, Spices, and Pure Gold Baking 
 Powder,- 
 
 JENKINS & CO./T0RONTO, Bedding and Trunks. 
 KEER, MAJ.^EN., Toronto, Himalayan Teas. 
 KERR BROS., Walkbrvillk, Ont., Water, Steam and Gas VaTv^s of 
 Improved Pattern. 
 
 KING, R; W. & Co., Georgbtown, QNt., Power Knitting Machinery. 
 LESLIE, JAMES, Montreal, Que., Woplte^ and Cotton MiU Supplies. 
 McCASKILL, D. a. & CO.. MoNTRBA^ Que., Varnishes and Japans. 
 MCLAREN. THE J. C, BELTING CO., Montreal, MiU Supplifes. 
 MERIDEN BRITANNIA cd. Hamilton. Silver-Plated Ware. 
 MILLER BROS. & MITCHELL, Montreal, Qui^, Beaudry's Steam 
 
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 MONTGOMERY, L. B., Toronto^ MiH Supplies, Asbestos, etc 
 
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 MORRIS, A. W. &, BRO., Mol^mEA^ Qua, Contoge «i»d Bind«f Twto«. 
 MORRISON, JAMES, Toiomto, Stwun Fitten' and Plumbcw' Supplier 
 NORTH, WM. & SONS, Leem, Emolamd, TeMeli. 
 NORTHEY & CO., Torowto, Ont., St«un Pumping Machinery. 
 NORTHUMBERLAND PAPER CO., CAMPBEixfomD, Oirr., Stmw 
 
 Board and Tarred Paper. 
 ONTARIO BOLT CO., ToaowTO, Ont., Bolts, NuU, Spiket, etc. 
 pSHAWA STOVE CO., Oshawa, Ont., Cooking and Heating Storm 
 PERRIAH, N., Parkdale, Eiat Indian Specialtiet. 
 PILLOW, HERSEY & CO., Montreal, Que., (Geo. A. MacAgy, 
 
 Western repre«entatifc)» Naila , Tack a, ^Iti, etc 
 
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 POLIWKA, EMIL, Montreal, Sapollo and Bronir-foMll 
 
 PUGH, FRANK, Toronto, Brass Goods. 
 
 RAMSAY & SON, MoNTREA^ Que., Plate and Stained Glaas, Paints, 
 
 Oils, etc. . 
 
 ROBIN & SADLER. Montreal, Que., and Torom^ Out., Leathtr 
 
 B«lting and Lace Leather. 
 SHURLEY & DIETRICH, Galt, Ont., Every Description of Saws. 
 
 SIMPSON & CO., Berlin, Ont., Furniture. . ^ 
 
 SLIGHT, H , Toronto, Flowering Plants, Shrubs, etc. 
 
 SMITH, R. H. & CO., St. Catharines, Ont., every descriptiorf of Sawa. 
 
 STAHLSCHMIDT & CO., Preston, Ont., Office Desks, Chairs, School 
 
 Furniture, etc. 
 ST. THOMAS FEATHRRBONE CO., St. Thomas, Okt., Featherbone 
 
 Corsets, Whips, 0tc 
 STRICKLAND, GEO. A.j LAKEriELD, OnT., Patent Cutter. 
 TAYLOR, J. & J., Toronto, Fire and Burglar Proof Safes. 
 TEES & CO., MoNTREA^ Office Desks, Revolving Book Cases, etc • ^ 
 TELLIER, roth WEU- & CO., Montreal, Stove Polish, Washing 
 
 Blue? etc:--- .■" i- '■ A-...?.^ , 
 TORONTO LEAD & COLOR CO., Toronto; Prepared Painta, Whit* 
 
 Lead, etc 
 TORONTO NOVELTY MFGi CO., TomoHTO, Ironing Boar^ 
 
 TORONTO RUBBER CO., 'Toronto, Belting, Fire Hose, etc 
 
 UNION PUBLISHING CO., INGERSOL^ Ont., County DiiecuiiieB. 
 WATTS, A. & CO., BRAHTroRD, Ont., Household Soaps. 
 
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 ITS OBJECT - JTS FACILITIES - ITS ADVANTAGES y 
 
 'B^rt proceeding fitfther we invite your attenti<iin to the following'! 
 
 Under the pressure of keen competition, econoniy in the manufacture 
 of gopds has been a constant source of study, and in most establishmc/itf~ 
 vcvery avenue of waste has been closed, and every perfe<;:ted method of pro- 
 duction has been adopted. \ 
 
 It is far different with the Sistribution of goods, and it is the very neces- 
 sary economy in this direction that we have in view, as ft matters not how 
 cheaply goods may be manufactured if the expense of selling them is so great 
 as to swallow up most of the margin of , estimated profit. Many outside 
 firms now have, and many more are finding out the necessity of havings 
 a branch office in this ctty^ * /| J - 
 
 In many cases such offices are located on a side street, and are visited 
 only by those who go there purposely on business bent' In maintaining 
 such c^ces expense has to be incurred for salaries, rent^ light, heat, care- 
 taking, telephone, etc, etc., and no matter how the expense of each item 
 is curtailed, the annual cost is bound to be a large one. 
 
 It is our object to afford a^practical arrangement whereby this unavoid- 
 able expenditure may be largely reduced, while at the s ime time, the benefits 
 sought to be attained will be very much greater. For a moderate rental we 
 offer every advantage of a private branch office, wkh the additional advan^* 
 tage of bein| rejpresented in a head centre or " commercial exchange," 
 where an exhibitor's godds will be seen by thousands of business men 
 throughout the year. To an appreciative extent it will chanite the existing 
 order <i| things, as in many instances the custoiiaer will Visit the ji4{ent 
 instead of the agent having to hunt up the customer; I 
 
 The Permanent Ex)iibition will be opei^ free ta ikat public, evtry 
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 Extensive advertising will keep the Exhibfdon and itaadvanti^es fresh 
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 ^ Toronto. It is easy of access from all Hotels* Railway Sutions and 
 Bteamboat Undings—in Ikct it is on the highway to aU these pUcet. 
 
 Every facility ftw the transaction of business will be provided in the v 
 building, such as telephone connection, telegraph and ticket office, postage 
 stamp and news sund, private office^ reading room, etc., in order that all ; 
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 Lavatory accommodation and sanitaiy conveniences are provided fof 
 the use of exhibitors and their agents. ^; 
 
 Our storage facilities are unsurpassed, and the receiving end shipping 
 of goods will receive prompt and careful attention. . 
 
 ^ Exhibltort nuy either l^oint «• leUing ^ents or have their own 
 representatives on the spot. 
 
 Power and shafting will be pfovided for exhibitors who n»y wish to 
 . ehow machinery in operation. 'v 
 
 ..fciiilnstructed attendants will be in charge, for the purpose of expUinfng 
 the rneritu of each exhibit to interested visitori. 
 
 ^ Exhibitors can h*ve\ printed on their Office stationery, «* When in 
 'i'oronto call and see samples of our goods at the Permanent Exhibition of 
 Manufactures." This may afford prospective purchasers an opportuni|y of 
 personally inspecting goods, who might not otherwise visit outside 
 for that purpose. ' 'L____ 
 
 Exhibits will be seen by large numbers of business men who would 
 not be apt to visit a private office unless on special business. « 
 
 It is designed to supply the long felt want of a central exchange, 
 whereih goods can be kept on show for the inspection of the thousands who 
 come up month after month to this commercial metropolis. ,: -^ J 
 
 It is also in contemplation to provide, for the convenience of outside 
 lAsmu&cturers and for city merchants and brokers, suitable accommodation 
 for meeting and transacting business, and which may be designated as » 
 ^*Ghambkr or GoMiisiicK," or " Trade «xchanoe." For example, a 
 manufacturer' whose works are located in an outside town, but who makes 
 periodical business trips to Toronto, can advertise on his office stationery 
 /0ttt either hin^ielf or representative may always be found, between stated 
 hours on certain days, at the Perm^inent Exhibition. Other particulars, 
 such as AccoMiioDATioK roR TRADE SALES, ETC.,_will be made public at » 
 
 later date. 
 
 Ywirs truly, 
 
 
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 IN reply to your request a« to what 
 I Aink of the advantages of a 
 Permanent ExhibiUon. I have plea- 
 sure in stating that I think it wiU 
 supply a great Med in the aty, and 
 Witt resuh in nuOdng it more a centre 
 of trad^ than it is to^y. 
 
 We want Toronto to be a place 
 where, so to as it is possible, every- 
 body win be induced to come, be^ 
 cause of a reasonable ctttainty or 
 finding everything he may want that 
 is worth having. Wishing you every 
 success,. . ■y--,ir''' 
 
 Sincerely yours, X 
 
 Mayor of toe City of Toronto. 
 
 : Federal Bank; Toronta 
 
 Messrs. NiCHOLLS & Howland, 
 
 ^ Toronta 
 
 Dear Silts : 
 I AM much pleased to learn that 
 1 you vit erecting a suiuble build- 
 ing in Toronto, widi machinery at- 
 tachment, for the permanent exhi- 
 bition of Canadian mam^foctures. 
 
 ^ I think Canadian iiwbtjies of 
 nearly aU kittdi are passing from the 
 iaaplent «Bd uncertain stage to dur- 
 abte aiid#yftfiible vowtb, and a wen 
 maiiaged '^ sales ana ^isplAy" centre, 
 tuch as yoii cont^nplnte, would be a 
 ooosi^tendi^ aild an intere^ing fiKtor 
 in oeatiiig bosinMS. 
 
 I trnmnfifmrn* t^ y<»» wogd 
 exdttde ai&les of uno^ti^ wtUit^ 
 and the rooms wouki be fitted with 
 inch new and staplb goods, as would 
 make tbem a centre of attraction to 
 buyers and others- interested in the 
 sQOcess of t^anadian iqumufactures. ^ 
 
 ^ — - — Yours tnily, 
 
 Messrs. Nicholls & Howlaho, 
 
 Toronto. 
 
 Dear Sirs: 
 
 I HAVE much pleasure in con-- 
 gmtulating you upon the enernr 
 and enterprise exhibited in the «tab- . 
 lishmentofa Permanent Exhibition 
 ofManulactuie$. The venture is one 
 deserving of every encouragement, 
 and wUl, I have no doubt, prove of 
 thegitatestservice to the manufactur- 
 ing interests of the Dominion. 
 
 I would be glad to see the best of 
 feeUng exist between yourselves and 
 the iSustrial Exhibition Association r 
 there should be no rivalry except 
 such as conduces to th^advancement 
 of both, and your mutual welfare. 
 Wishing you every success,- 
 
 J Yours truly, ; " 
 
 • D. R. WiLKoi, 
 Casliier, Imperial Bank, Toronto. 
 
 Messrs. Nicholls & HowLAWD, 
 
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 WE are in receipt S yours of the 
 12th inst, which, owing to a 
 pressure of business, ha$ not been 
 answered sooner. 
 
 We consMetlpur Permanent Exhir 
 bitinn of lifaaufiHCtures witt be of grwt 
 
 betfefit to many peopl«v ««»» JJ 2™?^ 
 ,^„neraifare toydtirfeWe*. Thwe is, 
 no doubt, a fine op«iiiig for an Bdu- 
 bition of ttat description m the nty, 
 and, ihould you,secui!C the necessary 
 
 Wry gieat 'kI^*^* '«'*»? *^i|S!S! 
 and iepttbUc in general Wishmg 
 
 you success. 
 
 
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 Yours truly, 
 
 H. A. Massev, 
 
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 Dear Sirs : 
 
 1T«INK the PermanenrExhibition 
 will result in extending the busi- 
 ness connections of thoce who may 
 secure space in the building. 
 
 It should be a benefit to the city, 
 because of its centraliang influence ; 
 to the exhibitor, because of th(%oppoF 
 tunity it affords him of placing hi 
 goods before the general public ; an 
 to the general public because of the 
 facilities offered for ii»pe<:tinga varifed 
 range of mahufiM:tures under oiSt and 
 the same roof. 
 
 Your? truly, 
 
 (Alderman) E. Gallb^ 
 
 Vtcc-Pr^dent,J(And Secur 
 
 u/cannotliHlltbbea giwt btf<9t 
 (espteially to those in outside loca^ , 
 itioi) to have aocentral and accessible 
 a wt as the one you have secured, 
 where actual' goods may be seen, and 
 
 II information given. 
 
 Yours truly, > 
 
 R. W. Elliott. 
 
 Ex'PresidenttCanadianManufiurturera^ 
 ' Ass'n. 
 
 ,'^<. 
 
 MBSSK3. NiCHOLLS & HowLAMD, 
 
 /Toronto. 
 
 Gentlbmen : 
 
 4;pEFERRINGto youj 
 IV establishing a Pei 
 bition and Sales>rooi 
 factures, would v^y 
 entire approval. 
 
 project for 
 
 nent Exhi- 
 
 for Manu- 
 
 t it has my 
 
 (D 
 
 / 
 
 Messrs. Nicholls & Howlamd, 
 
 Toronto. 
 
 Dear Sirs t 
 
 IN>reply to yours of nth inst., I 
 dHnk the idea of a Permanent 
 Exhibition of ManuftcturesinTorteto 
 a good one, both for the city and for 
 the manufacturers and merchants. ^ 
 
 Profits are so small now-a-days that 
 anything which tends to lessen the 
 cost of handling goods must be a 
 benefit to all concerned.. 
 
 Yours truly, ^. 
 
 Wm. GRINDLAy, 
 
 Manag^, Bank of British North 
 America, Toronta 
 
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 ASSOCIATION, xW 
 
 PAtROfM 
 
 IIIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNORGENERA^^^^^ 
 HON. JOHN CARLING, MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE 
 
 - OFFICERS FOR 1887 ! 
 
 ' . . JOHN J. WITHROW, Esq. 
 
 Pa«siD»NT ^^fj yf Y. MdH ASTER 
 
 FlMTVicE.P»E?iD«NT - " ■• WILLIAM RENNIE, EsQ. 
 
 StooND Vice-Presidbnt - . - • ANDREW SMITH, E«Q.. 
 
 VtttHNAW SOROEOM ' ' . * * ^ j^ES McGEE, ESQ. . 
 
 Trbasurer . G. W. *McWILLIAMS, E>Q. 
 
 Solicitor m. H L HILL. Toronto 
 
 MANAGER AND S«:retarv ' ' ' * . Si! A. E. MACKAY 
 
 ASSISTANT SECRRTARY ^^ MARK HALLv Toronto 
 
 t Architect. - •, • * * Mr. J. L. SKIRROW, Toronto " 
 
 General Soperimtendemt mr. WM ANDERSON 
 
 AUDITOR. ' ^' ■ - ■ • • 1 MR. W. F. DAVISON 
 
 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 
 
 ^ ' M. ^.r^ T mlie Ir. Mr. OtO. BOOTH'. 
 
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 98 •' Yonge and Wcllesley 
 
 94 ** Csar and North 
 
 95 •* Yonge and Isabel!* '^ 
 
 123 •• Vonge and Moor 
 
 124 Yonge, opp- St. Pwi'» H^» 
 
 125 Btoor.opiKSt. P««»'«Chu'« 
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 lOr " Scollard and liaietton Ave. 
 
 Avenue Road and bloor 
 Avenue Road and ^(gn Ave. 
 Davenport Road and Belmont 
 Yonge and Belmont 
 Yonge and Cottingham 
 Roaedal'e and WoodUnd Ave. 
 St. Pntrick and S|iadina 
 College and Spadina 
 Brunswick and Harbocd 
 Bathurst and Collrge 
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 D5*anddssingt€»Av«. 
 
 Qneen and Dundas 
 
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 Pulfcrin and Florence 
 
 Dundas and Bioek Ave. 
 
 Dovercourt ft S». Ann s Road 
 ,1. King iad Staiwd 
 178 Central. Prison ^ _ 
 
 174 BrM«e M aMfecturing Co. 
 
 175 Mercer Asjtam 
 
 176 EahiWltap-BuildmBS - 
 2l3Cor.B5ftl««d}ipUMjJe 
 
 213 Gooderhamft Worts>»t»»««7 
 
 214 Cor. FroiitandTrimty 
 
 215 " Front and Beachull 
 216" •• King and Sumsfih 
 217 " Queen and River 
 
 231 House of Providence 
 
 234 Cor. Parliament and Q«»e« • 
 «K •• Sydenham Mid Ontario 
 ^alooanjfwatonAve. 
 
 Paflkunent and Oak 
 ParliaB»ent and Carlton , . 
 
 ParliM»en» tod A»f »• . 
 ««o - Winchester and Sackyilk 
 
 246 Lamb's Factory and Amelia 
 
 247 Coc. Gerraid ««d »»*».„. 
 261 " GerfWd aild Sa«kville 
 258 ". Sumach tod Waton Ave 
 
 S " QdeenandG.T,R.Cro«lng 
 261 Gooderham's Cattle Sheds _^ 
 263 Cor. Broadview Ave. and Gerrara 
 in •• De Gfasd »nd Grover 
 265 " Queen and we Av«, . 
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 TRAVELLER'S GUIDE 
 
 
 ■A A- 
 
 POPULATION, DISTAMCP AND FARE 
 
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 Anpriolr. .. 
 Aurora . .'. . 
 
 Barrie....'. 
 Beaverton,. 
 
 Belle«iUe.. 
 
 Berlin. 
 
 BowtnanviOe . . . 
 
 Bradford.. ..... 
 
 . Brampton. . . . . . 
 
 BrantK>rd..r..'< 
 
 BroekviUe .... 
 
 ChatKam ...iv 
 
 Clinton .,..>> t 
 
 Cobonrg . . . . . . 
 
 Collii^ood . . 
 
 Cornmdl ..... 
 
 Ciiora ......... 
 
 Exeter ..... .^ .y. 
 
 Fergus .... 
 
 Gait ..... ... 
 
 Gananoque. ... 
 
 , Georgetown... 
 
 * Goderich . . . . . 
 GravenbuTst . . . 
 Guelph . .;. . . . ■ 
 Hamilton..''... 
 Harristdn.. .. 
 Halifax . . < . . ^ 
 Ingersoll. .. 
 Kincardine. .'. 
 Kingston .... 
 Lindsay . ..i. 
 lastowel ....,' 
 LondiHi.,. . . . . 
 
 . Meaford ....'. 
 Mitchell ... 
 Montreal . . . . 
 Mount Forest 
 Napaneev.. > . • 
 Newmarket .-. 
 •' Orangeville,.. 
 
 Orillia 
 
 ^hawa ... . 
 Ottawi(\ . . 
 Owen 'Sound 
 Paisley ..... 
 Paris... ... . 
 
 * Pembroke... 
 Perth 
 
 Pop. 
 
 Mile*. 
 
 8000 
 8000 
 5000 
 1000 
 10076 
 fiOOO 
 3650 
 1500 
 3500 
 
 laooo 
 
 lOOOO 
 8500 
 S900 
 6000 
 S900 
 7000 
 1800 
 193T 
 1900 
 6006 
 3000 
 1700 
 4072 
 2100 
 llOOO 
 41280 
 2000- 
 36054 
 4500 
 8000 
 17000 
 5540 
 3000 
 28000 
 2300 
 2500 
 160000 
 2500 
 4000 
 2400 
 3500 
 4000 
 4180 
 
 277 
 80. 
 64 
 78 
 
 113 
 
 43 
 
 41 
 
 '21 
 
 70 
 
 208 
 
 176 
 
 118 
 
 69 
 
 m 
 
 Pe t wbo r o..... ...I WKK) 1 4R 
 
 S500 
 1100 
 8400 
 4000 
 
 4000 
 
 08 
 
 146 
 
 101 
 76 
 
 178 
 29 
 
 138 
 
 113 
 
 48 
 
 40 
 
 ^ 
 
 1191 
 107 
 180 
 161 
 .76 
 116 
 116 
 116 
 96 
 333 
 
 Ito 
 34 
 49 
 87 
 34 
 
 281 
 
 Fare. 
 • e. 
 9 26 
 90 
 
 1 95 
 
 2 16 
 8 76 
 195 
 1 46 
 
 1 25 
 65 
 
 1^95 
 6 95 
 6 30 
 
 3 70 
 
 2 35 
 285 
 8 85 
 1 90 
 
 3 96 
 1 90 
 1 76 
 6 20 
 
 90 
 
 4 05 
 3 60 
 
 1 50 
 120 
 285 
 
 26 00 
 
 2 90 
 465 
 5 40 
 205 
 295 
 340 
 
 3 50 
 3 10 
 
 11 10 
 
 Petrolea 
 
 Port Hope.....'. 
 
 Preseott ........ 
 
 Quebec ....... 
 
 St. Catharine^. . 
 St. John, N.B.. 
 
 St. Marys 
 
 St. Thomas ... . 
 
 Samia 
 
 Seafort ....... 
 
 Stmcoe . ........ 
 
 Stratford....... 
 
 Strathroy ...... 
 
 Thorold ...... 
 
 Trenton .. . 
 
 Uxbridge ...... 
 
 Walkerton .. ... . 
 
 Welland ....... 
 
 Whitby . . . V . . . 
 
 Windsor 
 
 Woodstock... 
 Winnipeg .-. .• 
 
 Albany .... 
 Baltimore . 
 Boston ... 
 Brooklyn . 
 Bufhlo ... 
 Chicago .. 
 Cincinnati 
 Cleveland. 
 Denver . . 
 Detroit . . . 
 
 160 
 
 248 
 
 4 
 1 00 
 1,50 
 260 
 1 16 
 7 95 
 865 
 3 96 
 3 00 
 10 86 
 606 
 
 Jersey City... . 
 
 Kiansas City... 
 
 Louisville. ...i 
 
 Milwaukee^. . . . 
 
 Minneapolis... 
 
 New Orleans. . 
 
 Newark ..... 
 
 New York . . . 
 
 Philadelphia . 
 
 nPitUburg .... 
 
 Providence... 
 
 Rochester...^ 
 
 San Frandaco 
 
 St. Lpnis . . . . 
 
 St. Pant 
 
 629 
 107 
 618 
 496 
 '290 
 1644 
 
 8 40 I Washington. 
 
 90.768 
 
 332,813 — 
 362,839 610 
 666,663 fi'to 
 165.134 
 503.186 
 255,<89 
 160,146 
 
 35,629 
 116,340 
 
 120,722 
 
 66.785 
 
 128,768 
 
 U6,6S7 
 
 46,^7 
 
 216,080 
 .136.608 
 1,806,290 
 
 847.170 
 
 166,380 
 
 104,867 
 89^366 
 
 283,960 
 
 360,618 
 41,473 
 
 1147.203 
 
 623 
 504 
 -9S8. 
 1424 
 621 
 688 
 612. 
 280 
 600 
 150 
 3310 
 008 
 918 
 555 
 
 8 76 
 
 12 60 
 
 13 26 
 11 86 
 '3 16 
 
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 8 16 
 
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 PLACE. 
 
 Banie .......... • 
 
 v^llevflle, Ont.... 
 
 /B«l>etrilk.Ont.. . 
 
 ' Berlin ....'<^^^^^ 
 
 BowmMtviliqfpnt. 
 Bnunpton . , J • » • • • 
 Braqtwfd ....'• f 
 
 .Brulferd •.•.•«•' 
 
 Qneen't Hotel (new) 
 D«foeHo(iM... 
 
 gueen> Hotel. .. ,.. 
 ommefcial Hotel . . 
 
 Alma Hotel 
 
 Queen'i Hotel. . 
 
 Kerby Hoyse...'*'*' 
 
 AmericAn Hotel . . . . 
 
 PROPKIKTOE. 
 
 Brighton ..•"•' "^ 
 Brighton, Ont . . . 
 
 BrockviUe. 
 
 Brockville, Ont.. 
 Caledonia. Ont. . . 
 Centreville, Ont.. 
 Chatham, Ont. . . . 
 Clinton, Ont. .... 
 
 Coboiarg • 
 
 CobourgtOnt — 
 Coboufg, Ont.... 
 Collingwood..... 
 
 Collingwood 
 
 Colbome, Ont.. 
 Dunnville, Ont. i 
 
 ' Dannyille, Ont. 
 
 Dufham, Ont.v. ... 
 
 Eloia, Ont. ». .^. . ■ 
 Farmersvitle, Cpt.. 
 Faroham .../•/.• • 
 .^ Gait, Ont../...... 
 
 Qalt. .J . .. .-..••• 
 
 Gananoque. — •• 
 Halifax, N.S...... 
 
 Halifax, N.S...... 
 
 Harriston, Ont . . . 
 Harriston, Ont.... 
 
 Hespeler..^^-^*^.. 
 Kingstoh.(. s .... • 
 
 Kingston ■•• 
 
 Kingston, Ont.. . . . 
 
 ' Lennoxville,P.Q.. 
 London . ........ ' 
 
 {x>ndon. ....-.,.. 
 
 Lucknow, Ont, . . 
 Marienlle. P.Q.. 
 Meaford.. ...'.... 
 
 N.B... 
 
 Moncton, 
 
 Montreal .. . . 
 Montreal.... 
 Montreal.... 
 Montreal. . . . 
 Montreal, P. 
 Montreal, P. 
 
 Snider Home 
 
 Clarke Hoiue ••••••,• 
 
 Grand Central Hotel. 
 St. Lawrence Hall . . . 
 
 Union Hotel 
 
 Centreville Houte 
 
 Gamer House 
 
 Commercial Hotel . . , 
 
 The Arlington • 
 
 Horton Honse 
 
 Dnnham Hotel 
 
 Central Hotel 
 
 Globe Hotel 
 
 Globe Hotel 
 
 Mansion House 
 
 Jloyal Hotel 
 
 Middaugh House . . . 
 Commercial Hotel . . 
 Gamble House 
 
 American HoBse... 
 
 Imperial Hotel 
 
 Queen's Hotel..... 
 
 International Hotel 
 
 Halifax Hotel 
 
 Queen's Hotel 
 
 Collison House.... 
 
 Bingham'sRoyal Hotel 
 
 Commercial Hotel , . 
 
 British American ... 
 
 Windsor Hotel 
 
 City Hotel.,:. 
 
 College House 
 
 GriyS House.. .>. ... 
 
 Tecumseli House . . . 
 
 Whitely House., r.^ 
 
 Marieville Hotel 
 
 Paul'? Hotel 
 
 The Brunswick.... . 
 
 Richelieu kotel 
 
 Windsor. ; j,^. ••• 
 St. Lawrence Hall. 
 
 Albion Hotel. 
 
 Low's Hotel - 
 
 Kingftton House 
 
 A. W. Brown 
 
 Huflhian & Balkwell 
 
 Sibbilt & Co 
 
 J. S. Weaver 
 
 W. B. McGaw 
 
 M. Deady..^ 
 
 r. C. Palmer 
 
 7 A. T. Cutler, Prop.. 
 
 \J. Cutler, Man 
 
 Peter Snider 
 
 R. G. Clarke 
 
 R. Williams... ...... 
 
 Amos Robinson . ." 
 
 E. T. Hind 
 
 Thoa. Lavaque 
 
 S. Perrin 
 
 Jaf . Moore 
 
 yi. B. Chamblis 
 
 S. E. McCartney.... 
 
 M. B. Williams 
 
 Thos. Collins .' 
 
 R. Rowland 
 I. Hicks ". .«• 
 
 Mrs Pigeon 
 
 Jas. Moss 
 
 H. J. Middaugh .... 
 
 T. Biggar 
 
 Rt H. Gamble 
 
 Louis Labonte ..... 
 A. F. Cutler... «..". 
 
 C. Lowell 
 
 D. Brophy 
 
 H. Hessldtt & Co. . 
 M. J. Sheraton 
 
 ohnColUsO^.,. 
 
 R. Biiuh«n 
 
 0. T. Baker 
 
 Arch. McFaul 
 
 Martin O'Brien .... 
 
 Jas. Jackson . . 
 
 A. Colby & Son . . 
 
 Sam'l Grigg 
 
 McGaw k Winnett 
 
 R. J. Whitely 
 
 G. Poulin 
 
 Mrs. Pacel ••••• 
 
 (G.McSweeney*Co. 
 
 \ Geo. D. Fuch8,Man. 
 1. B. Purocher . ■ . ^ • 
 
 |1 00 
 
 Free. 
 
 136 to ISO 
 1 00 
 
 Sanpi* r' 
 
 00> 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 iSanpl* room 
 
 1 60 
 
 1 00 
 
 Free. 
 Unicn. 
 
 Free. 
 16 Cents. 
 
 • -v.;; 
 
 I • ««•••« 
 
 60 
 60 
 00 
 60 
 -60 
 00 
 
 Free. 
 Free. 
 
 to 160 
 
 to 1 60 
 
 1 00! 
 
 Free. . 
 UmoD. 
 Free. 
 Free. 
 
 160tp200 
 
 tel J 
 
 Free. 
 
 Union. 
 
 Union. 
 
 200 10 300 
 1 00 
 
 1 OO 
 
 1 60 to>60 
 
 [2 OO to 300 
 lOOtolSO; 
 
 '"J 
 
 Ftce. 
 Fw*' 
 
 Union. 
 Union. 
 
 00 
 00 
 60 
 
 Free. 
 Free. 
 
 1 60 ta2 00 Free 
 
 
 Montr«U, P.Q. ■ . ■ . 
 Montreal, P.Q- • • • • 
 MontreatrPrQ...v 
 
 Montreal • • ■ 
 
 Montxeal.. 
 
 y|. S t . Charl es 
 Morrisbarg, Qnt. . . 
 Mount Forest . . .% . 
 
 Niagara..... 
 
 Hewcaatle,Ont.... 
 
 IWaverley House. 
 Sydenham Hotel . . . 
 Roya Orffee House. 
 Toronto Hptel . . . . • 
 Sportsnwn's Retreat. 
 
 We s tern Hou s e . 
 
 160to260 
 3 to 3 50 
 
 (a), 
 
 (1) 1 80 
 
 1 00 
 
 25 Cents. 
 
 H. Hogan 
 
 Steams & M«nay . . 
 
 N. Chafiee 
 
 T.H.WwWell ..KAi^aOO 
 
 t>.,A. Melvin. 160to2OT 
 
 iLDesiordyACo...^........ 
 
 O'Reilly. I » W* 
 
 M. 
 
 Mrs. Bpyd 
 
 R. Brown 
 
 I • • • • • * • 
 
 1 00 
 
 6 (kk. 1 00 
 
 t 00 
 
 Wm. J. Carney 
 F>CMLpgi*n 
 
 J. J. McGannon & Bro. 
 
 W. Roberts 
 
 McGaw (^Winnett.. 
 R. BenneCt ft Son 
 
 St. Lawrence. Hall. 
 
 Queen's Hotel 
 
 Qaeett's Royal... . 
 Windsor Hotel .... 
 
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 GdebnUed for its home .iomforts, perfect quiet, excdlcnt a"'"*^ 
 4il4^peculiar excellence of its cuisine. It has been I^t~n«f^^by their 
 R?y«lif^ses Prince lipoid andj^^^ Princess lf«jJ|»j!**J?»£^^^ 
 liorne. Lord and Lady Diifferin, the Marquis and Marchioness of Lims- 
 &% aSd the best (L^. Is most delightfully -^^J^" ^1^*^^^ 
 on Front Street, and isj6neofihe largest and most comfortable hotels m 
 
 (he Dominion of < 
 
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 OPPOSITE /Permanent KXHlBiTioN of MAHOPAcrORES 
 
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 Ott.w. ......... -R^^y^ 
 
 Qtuwa •...••'. 
 
 Ottawa i 
 
 Ottawla >• 
 
 Ottawa .,.....« 
 Oahawa» Ont. . . 
 Owen Simnd ... 
 Owen So^nd . . ' 
 
 Perth . .' 
 
 Pt. Levi, P. Q. 
 Port Hope ^ . . • 
 Pembroke. .... 
 Pieicott, Ont.. 
 Pickcott, Oat.. 
 Prescott, Ont. . 
 lebec ' • ' • • • . 
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 lebeCt P.Q 
 
 lebec, P.Q ■ 
 
 Kiviere du Loup . . 
 SMkviUe. N.B. .. 
 Scafonh ..... • • • 
 Sherbrooke, P.Q.. • 
 Simeoe^ Ont.' 
 
 Sotel, P-a-.-.-^- 
 St. Catharinci, Ont. 
 St. Catharines, Ont. 
 St. Hwinthe, P.Q 
 St. Tohn't, P.Q. . V 
 St. john«N.B..... 
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 Dominiwii HnU ■ 
 WellingtM Hotel. . 
 Argyle Hotel....- 
 OcSdeatid Hotel . 
 Centrftl Hotel . • 
 Coatooo Hottif. . . 
 Queen'i Hotel v 
 I Allan Houke ...,v • 
 Montrekl Hotel. t^^A. • • 
 [Queen't Hotel.... \.- 
 Copeland Home. . . • • 
 
 PaoieU' Hqtel 
 
 |Br*4lcf HoiiM..... 
 
 iKyaiirHoaM 
 
 St. LouU Hotel .... 
 JMounilain Hill Houie 
 H»nchey*t Hotel . . . 
 Blanchard'i Hotel . . 
 Albion Hotel . . 
 Larochelle Hotel 
 
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 Geo. DeLack...i.^. 1 W 5S 
 
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 . 1. A. Gouin ....... /'«fl0to8 
 
 (jin>on. . . >Coin.$l 
 
 AlckAnder 
 
 . , Ig«o. Sinnu 
 
 ..JMaitin McDonald.... 
 
 Geo. Acre*. .......»•• 
 
 M. Bea«i«».......' 
 
 jaa. Cochrane . • 
 
 , H. Crori«r .... ..... 
 
 IWm. MatlhetUrt ..... 
 L C. Grant... ...... 
 |G. McKibbin....*.' 
 A. Adanii. 
 
 Ihoa. A. Mulligan .. 
 L. H. Danicia ...... 
 
 Mra. J. Unutlcy 
 
 A. Ryan 
 
 Willii RiiNell. Pres- 
 E. Dion ft Co. . • . . • 
 Henchey 
 
 R.K.atiu 
 
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 F'l-dasB. 
 UniaO. 
 
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 Capt. N. Pdletier. 
 L. M. Blouin.. 
 
 'Edmond Talbot . 
 
 B^iwwick Houie..:'.lG.B.E.tabrookk&9ona 
 Commercial Hotel '. . boh« JwyP^"* • 
 Sherbrooke Houw . . . [Cote & Meaghe . 
 Batteraby House. .... Uo»»»S;*^ • " * ' ' 
 
 The Brunswick \^ f^^T^vi^' 
 
 Welland House . . . tC*'"" * J^»"8 
 Iniemational Hotel . I?- W.J^y«if ' ' 
 Hot4i YanMska. . . 
 iSt. John's Hotel.... 
 
 Hotel Duffefin..... 
 
 Royal Hotel ..a...j,. • 
 IBangor House. . .< 
 
 lottawa Hotel ..... 
 
 Brunswi<:h Hotel . . 
 
 ^een's Hotel..... 
 
 Central Hottl . . . . • 
 
 Park Hotd ...... . 
 
 CliftMi House . . . . . 
 
 iHutchinson House. 
 
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 1 60 
 
 1 to 1 60 
 
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 Stiatfotd. ...... . . .ICommeraal Hotel 
 
 Toronto. , . 
 Toronto . • . . ^ . . < 
 Toronto. ...... 
 
 Toronto. ...... 
 
 Toronto....... 
 
 Toronto. . 
 Viaoria, B.C.. 
 Vjctoria, B.C,... • 
 VlctMia, B.C M. 
 VktMia, B.C.:T^. 
 
 VktorM^ B.C...... 
 
 Victoriat B.C ..... 
 
 Waterftiid, Ofit...« 
 
 Waterloo, Ont. . . 
 
 WtirkiftOiit 
 
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 .JKoasin House...... 
 
 Walker House ..... 
 
 WindsOT Hotel ..... 
 
 RtfvercHopse...... 
 
 Shakespear Hotel . . 
 
 Clarence Hotel,... 
 
 Ocddoaul Hbtel . . . 
 
 Driiurd House 
 
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 , JFred. A. Jonrs. . . , . . 
 ,lTheo. T. Raymond. . 
 1r. Clark ..... 
 
 [E. Cot>man ......... 
 
 |N. A. Parlee....... 
 
 Dcekie ......:•>» 
 
 W. Roop .. . . i . • . • 
 
 '. Conway . . . . • 
 
 A. N.Peters ... 
 
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 McGiiw & Winnett. 
 MadtF. Irish .... 
 
 PwidiWUkcr . . . . . 
 
 Miale > . ^ * ... * . . . . 
 
 J. Janieson .... 
 
 , A. O'Grady.... 
 
 ;. G. Rkhards, jr. 
 oaephBayley .... 
 
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 100 Union. 
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 160to2 , 
 100 to 180 
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 Woodatoek.OBt. 
 YwiMatli, N.S. 
 
 W. E.ftO«efhout.. 
 H.F. Teeter. 
 H. Zimmemian. .... 
 laeob Seyler. 
 
 WindMK Hotel . 
 Itoittwick Hot« . 
 Cbbaerdd Hotel 
 BflpntfAa'a Hotel. 
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 FOR HIGH AND LOW PRESSURE 
 
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 Perfectly Automatic, and requires no Atteilt^ 
 
 the .iSt .We. effective .nd «!«'•"• 7"?^; SjSo^^of iXtion. *No dandfor 
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 Alexander ft C»bl« . . V*.- • . . • • m • > • 
 Boiler Inipeetion Co.,jII>« • . » • • •' ^* 
 
 BMton, Edward J .•• ./•..»••• 
 
 Bingham & Webber ...•••>•• • 
 
 Brook*: Spool Cottoin . . , * •*" 
 
 " Canadian Maulacturer," The. .... 
 Canadian Rubber Co'y . . . . . •'•••• • • • 
 
 Cook k Bunker • • • ' 
 
 Cunningham, R. & Co. . . ... • • • • • • • 
 
 Gate City Stone Filter Co la. ". 
 
 Qurney Co , E. * Q. • •*'-*.••• , 
 
 Gillespie, Aowley * Martin ......... 
 
 Herr Piano Co. . • • . • • • > • • • 
 Howland, H. S., Sons & Co. 
 HoyUod, n. S., now 
 
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 Macdonald, John & Co •• ••• 
 
 Micklethwaiie't Photogiaph Celery . « 
 
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 MUlen & Manufi'lnturmwje Co. .Back ««r^ 
 
 Nicholb ft Howland. • *♦ 
 
 Pittman, J. ft Co... ..,..:...?»••» «»^ 
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 S. NULON, St. Caihaflnw 
 
 W. HELL, Gutlph 
 
 HUOM iCOTT. Managing Ittraetor THOi 
 
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 (tto. Pattinhon, Pratton 
 ORUON, Me rilton 
 
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