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... Woodstock , Limited . The Croft Acetylene Gas Company , Limited .. The Canadian Gunagathon Company , Limited The ... Woodstock Toronto 10th July , 1899 . 5,000 5th July , 1899 . 20,000 Toronto 25th July , 1899 . 40,000 Toronto 12th Aug ...
... Woodstock , Limited . The Croft Acetylene Gas Company , Limited .. The Canadian Gunagathon Company , Limited The ... Woodstock Toronto 10th July , 1899 . 5,000 5th July , 1899 . 20,000 Toronto 25th July , 1899 . 40,000 Toronto 12th Aug ...
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... Woodstock 30th Dec. , 1898 100,000 18th Jan. , 1899 20,000 ..... Owen Sound 21st Jan. , 1899 20,000 Ottawa ... 27th Jan. , 1899 200,000 Chesterville 3rd Feb. , 1899 20,000 Toronto 28th Feb. , 1899 . 950,000 Port Arthur . 13th April ...
... Woodstock 30th Dec. , 1898 100,000 18th Jan. , 1899 20,000 ..... Owen Sound 21st Jan. , 1899 20,000 Ottawa ... 27th Jan. , 1899 200,000 Chesterville 3rd Feb. , 1899 20,000 Toronto 28th Feb. , 1899 . 950,000 Port Arthur . 13th April ...
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... Woodstock Cereal Company , Limited Woodstock 6th May , 1899 . The Waggoner Ladder Company , Limited . The Wentworth Knitting Company , Limited London Hamilton 19th May , 1899 . 20,000 26th July , 1899 . 20,000 The White Packing Company ...
... Woodstock Cereal Company , Limited Woodstock 6th May , 1899 . The Waggoner Ladder Company , Limited . The Wentworth Knitting Company , Limited London Hamilton 19th May , 1899 . 20,000 26th July , 1899 . 20,000 The White Packing Company ...
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... Woodstock 163 169 109 10 119 54 50 Welland .. 171 176 209 10 219 38 Whitby 52 54 67 6 73 888 43 15 19 Lock - ups : Gore Bay 10 10 Little Current . 7 7 Manitowaning 10 10 Mattawa 8 Minden 4 4 26975 2 5 9 1 7 5 Sudbury 78 81 100 ...
... Woodstock 163 169 109 10 119 54 50 Welland .. 171 176 209 10 219 38 Whitby 52 54 67 6 73 888 43 15 19 Lock - ups : Gore Bay 10 10 Little Current . 7 7 Manitowaning 10 10 Mattawa 8 Minden 4 4 26975 2 5 9 1 7 5 Sudbury 78 81 100 ...
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... Woodstock Welland 21 « མྦྷཀྑ : ༞ ° པྤཡྻུ ཎལླཱ 20 45 38 19 2 11 26 20 45 24 28 16 18 12 16 56 73 74 66 66 5 17 10 21 28 33 24 12 38 64 108 12 14 45 46 47 35 25 29 23 20 74 103 30 12 2,166 2,098 2,096 2,085 10 1,783 22 6 7 50 64 55 3 32 ...
... Woodstock Welland 21 « མྦྷཀྑ : ༞ ° པྤཡྻུ ཎལླཱ 20 45 38 19 2 11 26 20 45 24 28 16 18 12 16 56 73 74 66 66 5 17 10 21 28 33 24 12 38 64 108 12 14 45 46 47 35 25 29 23 20 74 103 30 12 2,166 2,098 2,096 2,085 10 1,783 22 6 7 50 64 55 3 32 ...
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1st October 30th September Algoma District Asylum Belleville Brantford bread and meal Brockville Canadian English Cerebro spinal fever collective stay Company of Ontario Company of Toronto County Died Diphtheria Discharged disease District dry cows ending 30th September ending September 30th Expenditures following summaries show Fuel gaol Gold Mining Company Government Aid Government grant grant for 1899 Guelph Hamilton Home Hospital General Hospital Huntsville improved insane Inspector Institution Joseph's Hospital July June Kingston Light-gas Limited London Male Female Mattawa milch cow Mimico Movements of Inmates Movements of Patients number of inmates number of patients number under treatment Orillia Ottawa Owen Sound Peterborough Phthisis Places Admitted Port Arthur Printed Province of Ontario pupils Rat Portage Recovered Reformatory Refuge Religious Denominations Repairs Report residence Revenue Roman Catholic Salaries and wages Sept Shewing show the operations Simcoe Sturgeon Falls surgical Toronto Total number Typhoid fever Woodstock
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Page 43 - Each of us is only the footing up of a double column of figures that goes back to the first pair. Every unit tells, — and some of them are plus, and some minus. If the columns don't add up right, it is commonly because we can't make out all the figures.
Page 55 - Brethren, if any of you do err from the truth, and one convert him : let him know, that he which converteth a sinner from the error of his way, shall save a soul from death, and shall hide a multitude of sins.
Page 43 - Ministers talk about the human will as if it stood on a high look-out, with plenty of light, and elbow-room reaching to the horizon. Doctors are constantly noticing how it is tied up and darkened by inferior organization, by disease, and all sorts of crowding interferences, until they get to look upon Hottentots and Indians — and a good many of their own race — as a kind of self-conscious blood-clocks with very limited power of self-determination.
Page 42 - ... in the whole circuit of physiology is more wonderful. How can the use or disuse of a particular limb or of the brain affect a small aggregate of reproductive cells, seated in a distant part of the body, in such a manner that the being developed from these cells inherits the characters of either one or both parents ? Even an imperfect answer to this question would be satisfactory.
Page 45 - For now by our too much facility in this kind, in giving way for all to marry that will, too much liberty and indulgence in tolerating all sorts, there is a vast confusion of hereditary diseases, no family secure, no man almost free, from some grievous infirmity or other, when no choice is had, but still the eldest must marry, as so many stallions of the race ; or if rich, be they fools or dizzards, lame or maimed, unable, intemperate, dissolute, exhaust through riot, as he said, they must be wise...
Page 42 - We have had proof upon proof that blindness, roaring, thick wind, broken wind, curbs, spavins, ringbones and founder have been bequeathed both by the sire and the dam to the offspring. It should likewise be recollected that, although these blemishes may not appear in the immediate progeny, they frequently will in the next generation.
Page 129 - Let me have men about me that are fat, Sleek-headed men, and such as sleep o' nights. Yond Cassius has a lean and hungry look; He thinks too much; such men are dangerous.
Page 43 - ... queer tendencies in minds supposed to be sane, so that we have nothing but compassion for a large class of persons condemned as sinners by theologians, but considered by us as invalids. We have constant reasons for noticing the transmission of qualities from parents to offspring, and we find it hard to hold a child accountable in any moral point of view for inherited bad temper or tendency to drunkenness, — as hard as we should to blame him for inheriting gout or asthma.
Page 43 - It is very singular that we recognize all the bodily defects that unfit a man for military service, and all the intellectual ones that limit his range of thought, but always talk at him as if all his moral powers were perfect. I suppose we must punish evil-doers as we extirpate vermin ; but I don't know that we have any more right to judge them than we have to judge rats and mice, which are just as good as cats and weasels, though we think it necessary to treat them as criminals.
Page 23 - I have the honor to submit for your consideration the following report of the work...