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APPENDIX. 


Though  only  a  short  time  has  elapsed  since  the  closing  of  the  forms  of 
the  Directory,  some  ne\v  reports  have  been  obtained  which  are  noted  on 
tills  sheet. 

I'sers  of  the  Directory  are  requested  to  make  a  note  of  these  cor- 
rections !••  order  that  tin- work  may  be  complete  to  date. 

ADDITIONS. 

' 
ONTARIO. 

BRANTFORD. 

NEWS,  weekly;  Moore  &  Peel,  publishers  ;  established  1899; 
labor  ;  subscription  50  cents  ;  four  pages,  size  24  x  18. 

HAWKESBURY. 

POST,  weekly;  H.  \V.  Mc\Vaters,  publisher  ;  established  1899; 
independent  ;  eight  pages. 

PETROLEA. 

BREEDER'S  ADVOCATE,  monthly  ;  Kidwell  &  Reynolds, 
publishers  ;  estal  -  ,  dogs  and  poultry  ;  subscription  50 

cents  ;    twenty-foi 

TORONTO. 

CANADIAN  MINING  GAZETTE  weekly;  Kconomist  Print- 
ing and  Publishing  Co.,  Limhed,  publishers;  established  1899; 
Friday;  mining;  Inscription  S.'.oo;  sbken  pages,  size  \2  x  9. 

WINDSOR. 

NEW  EVE  SI  -JCESS,  esiablishe.l  1899;  Friday;  independent  ; 
subscription  $j.oo 

Q' 
SOWANSVILLE. 

GIBSON'S  MONTHLY,    montl  -v  ;  \Vm.    f.ibson,    publisher; 

d    1899:       i- 

MONTREAi- 
ROD   AND   GJN   IN  CANADA,    monthly;    Rod    and    Gun 
Co.,   pt.blisherej  J.    \V.    M  .d  ,iy,    manager-;   established 
1899;    M'.oi  ling  ;   s:b  '\'  ]>  iges,  si/.e  <)  x   u. 


ST.  HYACINTHE. 

TRI  BUN  E,  daily  ;  A.  IVnis,  publisher  ;  established  iSg<)  ;  liberal; 
subscription    S-'.oo  ;  four    p.iijvs,    si/e    2<.il,   \   i  3 '••,  ;    \veeklv    of  sanii' 

iiaiui-  lia->  i-tMsi-ii  publication. 


fl':    KDXVAKD   ISI.AMV 

CHARLOTTETOWN. 

PRINCE    EDWARD    ISLAND    M  AGAZI  N  E,  monthly  ;   eat- 
ablishod  1899  ;   siilrsrription  50  i-cnts  ;   st-xvuiy  pat^cs.  si/i-  ( 


MANITOBA. 


DELORAINE. 


ADVERTISER,  weekly;  Alexander  and  Lush,  publishers  ;  est- 
ablished 1899;  Thursday;  conservative;  subscription  $1.00;  eight 
pages,  si/e  17  x  22. 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA. 

TROUT  LAKE. 

TOPIC,  no  report. 

ADVERTISEMENTS  NOT  NOTED  IN  THE  GAZETTEER 

PORTION  OF  THE  PUBLICATION. 

ONTARIO. 

AYR. 

N  EWS,  page  422. 

HENSALL. 

OBSERVER,  page  426. 

MATTAWA. 

TRIBUNE,  page  426. 

ST.  THOMAS. 

JOURNAL,  page  426. 

THESSALON. 

ADVOCATE,  page  426. 

TORONTO. 

CAN.  WHEELMAN,  page  426. 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA.. 

NEW  WESTMINSTER. 

COLUMBIAN,  page  426. 


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CHANGES  AND  CORRECTIONS. 

ONTARIO. 

DOUGLAS. 

.lit;'0t'at<\  ceased  publication. 

DRUM  BO. 

/'r/m'f/ofi  .  \Vi-i 'x,  ceased  publication. 

DUNNVILLE. 

(iicetlf,  Robert  White,  now  publisher. 

HUNTSVILLE. 

/•'orexter,  Geo.  II  niche-son,  now  publisher. 

LEAMINGTON. 

J\>st,  Johnson  &  Wickwire,  now  publishers. 

MATTAWA. 

, V<TI -.v.  ceased  publication. 

Tribune,  weekly;  Thos.  G.  Porter,  publisher  ;  established  1893; 
Wednesday;  independent  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eigfht  pages,  size 
20  x  i;,  'j.  Circ'n 

MILLBROOK. 

Herald,  ceased  publication. 

MILVERTON. 

Repurter.  ceased  publication. 

OWEN  SOUND. 

Sun,  Dawson  &  Davis,  now  publishers. 

PARIS. 

Star    Transcript ,  Geo.  \Y.  Featherstone,  now  publisher. 

RUSSELL. 

KeTiezc.  ceased  publication. 

SOUTHAMPTON. 

/•teafon.  \\ .  J.  Fleutz,  now  editor. 

TARA. 

Leader.  II.  A.  Vandusen,  now  publisher. 

QUEBEC. 

BUCKINGHAM. 

I'ast.  Martin  Ringrose,  now  publisher. 

ORMSTOWN. 

TilHi  : 

ST.  HYACINTHE. 

Trib  i. 


MANITOU. 

Sun.  \V.  H.  Kuttan. 

MORRIS. 

Herald,    '  established    [S<)5  ;  Wednesday  ; 

indep  'pt'1  "i  Si       >  ;   .our  p. 

ROLAND. 

.\V';  publishers. 


WINNIPEG. 

\  >imi  llt-rnlil,  iv.'ixed  publit-alion. 

Silent    /-.I  /n>,  monthly;   piv\  iously  reported  semi-monthly. 
'/>•////•    /////,-,   monthly  ;   Triple    Link    Publishing    C'o.,  publishers  ; 
independent  ;    Mibsi-ription  Sl.oo;   iM^-hli't-n  p.'iL,rr>,  si/c-   \2  x  g. 


NOK1  II  \VKST  TKKKITOKIKS. 
MCLEOD. 

.li/rtttn-i-.    t'l.-irki-    l>ii».,    now    publishers;   issued    Tuesday;  four 
pai;i-s,    si/e  _>4  x  iS1,  ;   subscription  $1.50. 

REGINA. 

I'hc    ll't-st,    issued    Thursday;   ronservative  ;   subscription   $1.00; 
i-iic'it  paj^es,  si^e  i  7  x  24. 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA. 

TRAIL. 

.V<Ti'.v,  \\'.  K.  Eslingf,  now  publisher. 

VANCOUVER. 

H.  (  '.  (.'.iiiite,  Alex.  Girdlestone,  publisher. 

l\ncn  Topics,  Town  Topics  Publishing'  Co.,  publishers. 

WELLINGTON. 

I-'.nlerprise,  conservative  ;  W.  Walkem,  now  publisher. 


CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY 

A.  McKIM  &  CO., 

NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGEXCV 

PUBLISHERS. 


iSgg. 


¥ 


THE 


CANADIAN 
NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY 


1899  EDITION. 


A  COMPLETE   LIST  OF  THE   NEWSPAPERS   AND  PERIODICALS 
PUBLISHED  IN  THE  DOMINION  OF  CANADA  AND  NEW- 
FOUNDLAND, WITH  FULL  PARTICULARS. 


PRICE     -    TWO  DOLLARS. 


PUBLISHED    BY 

A.    McKIM    &   CO. 

NEWSPAPER   ADVERTISING   AGENCY 

MONTREAL. 


Entered  according  to  Act  of  Parliament  of  Canada,  hi  the  year  one 

thousand  eight  hundred  and  ninety-nine,  by  A.  McKiM  &  Co., 

of  Montreal,  at  the  Department  of  Agriculture,  Ottawa. 


PREFACE. 


When  the  first  edition  of  the  "  Canadian  Newspaper 
Directory  "  was  issued  in  1892  the  publishers  were  congratulated 
upon  producing-  the  most  correct  and  comprehensive  newspaper 
handbook  of  Canadian  journalism  ever  presented  to  the  public. 
In  that  issue  over  200  more  newspapers  were  reported  than 
were  given  in  the  same  year  by  any  of  the  American  Newspaper 
Directories  which  assumed  to  cover  Canadian  territory.  The 
details  were  admittedly  more  accurate  than  those  of  any  other 
Directory,  while  no  previous  compilation  embraced  a  gazetteer 
of  each  town  containing  a  newspaper  office.  The  history  of 
Canadian  journalism  was  also  the  most  complete  that  has  yet 
been  published,  and  has  formed  the  ground  work  of  every 
historical  sketch  of  Canadian  newspapers  that  has  appeared 
since  that  time,  though  it  is  not  in  every  case  that  due  credit 
has  been  given  to  this  work. 

The  Directory,  though  the  best  of  its  kind  yet  issued,  and 
though  unanimously  praised  by  the  leading  Canadian  news- 
papers, was,  we  regret  to  say,  not  a  financial  success,  and  for 
this  reason  we  have  not  felt  justified  in  getting  out  another 
edition  until  now.  In  addition  to  the  financial  question,  there 
were  mechanical  difficulties  in  the  way,  as  no  printing  office  in 
Montreal  was  equipped  with  a  sufficient  quantity  of  type  and 
material  of  the  kind  required  to  get  out  the  lists  with  the  rapidity 
we  desired.  We  have  now,  however,  overcome  this  by  the 
purchase  of  an  outfit  of  type  especially  selected  for  the  work, 
and  we  hope  with  the  increased  support  of  those  who  so  warmly 
approved  of  the  first  edition,  to  issue  it  regularly  hereafter. 
With  our  present  outfit,  we  shall  be  able  to  keep  the  type 
standing,  so  that  the  cost  of  future  editions  may  be  somewhat 
reduced. 

Among  the  new  features  of  this  issue  will  be  found  four 
newspaper  maps,  covering  the  whole  Dominion,  and  especially 
engraved  for  this  work.  This,  we  believe,  is  the  first  instance 
in  which  maps  have  been  used  in  connection  with  a  newspaper 
handbook  to  give  special  prominence  to  the  newspaper  towns. 
Maps  have  been  issued,  with  other  Newspaper  Directories  but 
these  were  general  geographical  maps.  The  present  maps  give 


8  THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 

in  a  very  prominent  way  the  name  and  correct  location  of  every 
city,  town  and  village,  in  which  one  or  more  newspapers 
are  published.  The  advantage  of  such  a  series  of  maps  to 
the  general  advertiser,  as  well  as  to  the  journalist,  will  be 
readily  appreciated.  The  advertiser  who  wishes  to  reach  a 
given  territory,  or  a  certain  class  ot  the  community,  will  see  at 
once  what  local  mediums  cover  the  field.  For  instance,  if  it  is 
desired  to  reach  mariners  or  vessel  owners,  the  advertiser  may 
tell  at  a  glance  the  number  of  papers  located  on  the  lake  or 
seaports  of  the  Dominion,  and  may  make  his  selection  accord- 
ingly, and  so  with  regard  to  any  branch  of  trade  which  is 
localized  in  certain  geographical  areas,  while  it  will  be  equally 
advantageous  to  the  advertiser  who  wishes  to  confine  his 
attention  to  any  one  province  or  section  of  a  province,  as  well 
as  to  any  one  class  of  people. 

The  statistics,  as  given  in  the  first  edition,  'have  been 
brought  down  to  the  latest  date,  both  in  the  gazetteers  of  the 
provinces,  and  other  portions  of  the  work. 

In  conclusion,  we  have  to  acknowledge  the  generous 
support  given  by  the  patrons  of  the  Canadian  Newspaper 
Directory,  both  in  the  first  and  present  editions,  and  it  is  a 
pleasure  to  be  able  to  say  that  many  newspaper  proprietors, 
who  before  our  first  edition  doubted  the  expediency  of  a  purely 
Canadian  Newspaper  Directory,  and  questioned  its  chances 
of  success,  have  since  shown  their  belief  in  the  value  of  the 
work,  and  their  confidence  that  the  present  publishers  are 
able  to  give  them  the  most  reliable  reference  book  that  can  be 
compiled.  This  confidence  will  be  an  inspiration  to  us  to 
maintain  the  high  character  which  has  been  accorded  to  the 
work  by  both  publishers  and  public. 


CONTENTS. 


PAGE. 

Abbreviations,  explanation  of 431 

Advertisements 259 

Advertisements,  index  to 9 

Agricultural  Papers 252 

Alphabetical  list 214 

Architectural 255 

Athletics \  .  .  255 

Baptist 257 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA 

Gazetteer 195 

Detailed  list  of  papers 196 

Condensed  list 236 

County  list 250 

Brotherhood 252 

Business    of    Advertising,    by     J.   P. 

McConnell '    207 

Catholic 257 

Church  of  England 257 

Clients  of  A.  McKim  &  Co.,  partial  list.  36 

College 252 

Comic 253 

Commercial 255 

Condensed  list 214 

Congregational 258 

County  list 241 

Customs  tariff 25 

Cycling ....  255 

Daily  papers  list  of 238 

Dental 254 

Domestic 252 

Druggist 255 

Dry  Goods 255 

Duty  of  the  Press 22 

Educational 253 

Electrical 255 

English  Church 257 

Exports 24 

Extracts  from  Newspaper  letters     .   .  211 

Farming 252 

Fashions 253 

Financial 255 

French      256 

German 256 

Government  papers 253 

Grocery  trade 255 

Hardware 355 

Humorous 253 

Hygiene 254 

Icelandic 256 

Imports 23 

Index  to  Class  Papers 430 

Jewelry 255 


PAGE. 

Key  to  circulations Inside  front  cover 

Labor 254 

Languages 256 

Leather 255 

Legal 253 

Libel  Law  History 38 

Literary 253 

Live  Stock 252 

Lumber 245 

Lutheran  .   .   .   . 257 

Manufacturing .   .       255 

MANITOBA. 

Gazetteer 176 

Detailed  list 177 

Condensed  list 233 

County  list 249 

Historical '  176 

Medical 254 

Miscellaneous  class  papers 254 

Methodist 257 

Mining         254 

Municipal 254 

Musical 254 

Natural  History 255 

NEW  BRUNSWICK. 

Gazetteer 150 

Detailed  list 151 

Condensed  list 230 

County  list 247 

Historical 150 

NORTH    WEST"TERRITORIES. 

Gazetteer 189 

Detailed  list 190 

Condensed  list 23$ 

County  list  .  % 250 

Historical 189 

NOVA  SCOTIA. 

Gazetteer 159 

Detailed  list 160 

Condensed  list 231 

County  list 247 

Historical 159 

NEWFOUNDLAND. 

Gazetteer 205 

Detailed  list 205 

Condensed  list 237 

County  list 251 

Historical 204 

Official  Papers 253 

One  Hundred  Advertisers 36 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


PAGE. 

39  / 
40. 
214  / 


ONTARIO. 

Gazetteer 

Detailed  list     

Condensed  list 

County  list 241 

Historical 39  •. 

Our  Agency ff 

Pharmaceutical 254 

Philatelist 254 

Post  Master  Generals'  report is 

Preface     7. 

Presbyterian 257 

Press  Associations 19 

Prohibition 255 

PRINCE   EDWARD  ISLAND. 

Gazetteer 173 

Detailed  list  ....       174 

Condensed  list 233 

County  list 249 

Historical  . 173 


QUEBEC. 

Gazetteer   .  .   . 
Detailed  list.  . 
Condensed  list 


PAGE. 

"5 

.       126 
226 


County  list 245 

Historical 125 

Religious 257 

Roman  Catholic 257 

School 252 

Scientific 255 

Shorthand 254 

Specimen  advertisements  .    275-301-331-357-375 

Sporting 255 

Statistics,  Post  Office 21 

Society 252 

Society  news 252 

Table  of  Statistics 18 

Tariff 25 

Temperance 255 

Textile  trades 255 

The  Business  of  a  Newspaper  Adver- 
tising Agency 26 

Trade  papers 255 


INDEX  TO  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


ONTARIO. 

PAGE. 

\i-ton Free  Press 388 

Ailsa  Craig1 Banner 296 

Alexandria  Glengarrian 280 

News 348 

Almonte Gazette 382 

Arnprior Chronicle  272 

News 394 

Aylmer Express 282 

Ayr News 422 

Barrie Northern  Advance 272 

Belleville Intelligencer 392 

Sun 343 

Belmont Times 380 

Berlin Berliner  Journal  298 

"  News-Record  328 

Blythe Standard  398 

Bolton Enterprise 364 

Bowmanville Statesman 407 

Bradford Witness 394 

Brampton  Conservator 336 

"  Times 422 

Brantford Courier  292 

Expositor  290 

Bridgeburg Review 342 

Brighton Ensign  296 

Brockville Recorder  304 

Campbellford Despatch  407 

Cannington Gleaner 276 

Carleton  Place Central  Canadian  392 

"  "  Herald  276 

Carp Star „ 276 

Chatham Planet 270 

Clifford Express 284 

Cobden Sun * 408 

Cobourg Post 410 

World 407 

Coldwater Planet 400 

Comber Herald 284 

Cornwall Freeholder 284 

Standard 362 

Delhi Reporter 395 

Deseronto Tribune 278 

Dunnville Chronicle  368 

Durham Chronicle  360 

Grey|Review 284 

Elmvale Chronicle  276 

Erin Advocate  380 

Essex Free  Press 346 

Fergus Canadian  400 

Gait Reformer  306 

" Reporter  298 

Gore  Bay Guide 346 

Grand  Valley Dufferin  Star 370 

Grimsby Canadian  Horticulturist 362 

Independent  282 


THK  i   \\ADIAN   NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 

I'.UiK. 

Advocate    318 

"         Herald    337 

"         Mercury 284 

Hamilton Dominion  Newspaper  List 378 

Herald    293 

Royal  Templar's  Advocate 362 

Spectator    309 

"             Times    287 

Harriston Tribune 358 

Havelock Standard    358 

Hensall Observer    426 

Ingersoll Chronicle   358 

Tribune 270 

King-ston British  Whig 276 

Can.  Cheese  &  Butter  Maker 406 

News 280 

Queen's  Quarterly   322 

Lakefield News 336 

Leamington Post     388 

Lindsay Post     336 

Listowel Banner    334 

London Advertiser 282 

"         Catholic    Record 382 

Farmers    Advocate 373 

Free  Press 283 

News 289 

Lucan Sun 316 

Markham Sun 310 

Mattawa Tribune 426 

Meaford Mirror 390 

Merrickville Mirror 392 

Millbrook Citizen's    Herald 390 

Milton Champion 310 

Reformer 372 

Morrisburg- Courier 298 

Mount   Forest Confederate 393 

Napanee Beaver 292 

New  Hamburg- Independent -?88 

Volksblatt 288 

Newmarket Express 384 

•  •  •  •> Era 294 

Niagara  Falls Advertiser 366 

"      Record    .  1^2 

•  «                     11  r>  OJ 

Review 395 

Niagara  on  the  Lake .  Times 360 

Norwood Register 378 

Orillia . .  Times 290 

Ottawa Citizen •  279 

Daneborg 394 

"         Events  . .  707 

«  ¥                         1  '*•'• 

Journal 310 

Temps 3 1.0 

Pembroke Standard    35o 

Peterborough Examiner  . 

ii  T-»  OO:7 

Review   318 

Petrolia Advertiser 354 

Picton Gazette -98 

Plattsville  Echo 322 

Port  Hope Harness   Journal 350 

'    Times r 338 

Port  Perry Standard 399 

Prescott Messenger 380 

Preston   Progress 332 


INDEX  TO  ADVERTISEMENTS.  13 

PAGE. 

Rat  Portage Miner 328 

"         "        ; News 365 

Renfrew  ....*. Mercury 328 

Ridgetown   Standard 399 

Rodney Mercury 352 

St.   Mary's Argus 364 

"       "        Journal 334 

St.  Thomas Journal    426 

"         "        Municipal   World 378 

"         "        Times 418 

Sarnia Canadian    290 

"       Observer    396 

"       Post 406 

Sault  St.  Marie Star 400 

Seaforth Expositor  410 

Simcoe Canadian    290 

"         Reformer    413 

Smith's  Falls News 410 

"       Record    352 

Stayner Sun 410 

Stirling- News-Argus 397 

Stratford Beacon    364 

Herald 294 

Streetsville Review   318 

Sturgeon  Falls Colonization 419 

Thessalon     Advocate    426 

Tilbury News 312 

Tilsonburg Liberal    366 

"               Observer    372 

Tiverton Watchman 422 

Toronto Baker  &  Confectioner 379 

Bookseller  &  Stationer 341 

Bulletin   409 

Business 308 

Canada  Lancet 368 

Can.    Druggist 386 

Can.   Engineer 367 

Can.   Furniture  Journal 379 

Canadian  Grocer 341 

Can.  Home  Journal 342 

Can.  Journal  of  Medicine  &  Surgery 376 

Canadian    Magazine 270 

Can.   Manufacturer 3/1/1 

Can.    Pharmaceutical   Journal 402 

Canadian  Stenographer 389 

Canadian  Wheelman 426 

Catholic    Register 366 

Citizen    and    Country ^  .  .  .  361 

Cycling 418 

Dry  Goods  Review 341 

Farming 302 

Globe 281 

....    Hardware 341 

Independent  Forester 347 

Independent  Oddfellow 340 

Investigator 416 

Journal  of  Fabrics 367 

Merchant 420 

Massey-Harris  Illustrated 335 

Merchant's  Review 379 

Monetary    Times 319 

News 262-263 

Once   a   Week 395 


i4  THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 

PAGE. 

Toronto    Presbyterian    Review 360 

" Printer  and  Publisher 341 

Saturday    Night  313 

Sentinel 41 1 

Shoe  and  Leather  Journal 379 

Standard   Designer 298 

Star 266-267 

Sun 327 

Travel   and  Recreation 330 

World 277 

Toronto  Junction Leader  and  Recorder 349 

Trenton Advocate 362 

"           Courier 393 

Tweed News 294 

Vankleek  Hill Review 354 

Wabigoon Star 334 

Walkerville Herald 376 

Wallaceburg Herald 304 

Waterloo Chronicle 326 

Weston Times 398 

Whitby Chronicle 408 

"         Gazette 399 

Winchester Press   396 

Windsor Record 312 

"           World 408 

Wingham Times 332 

Woodstock Express 368 

"                 Sentinel  Review 329 

"                 Times 308 

QUEBEC. 

Aylmer Review 394 

Bedford Press 416 

Cookshire Chronicle 420 

Farnham Leader 307 

Granby Leader 307 

"         Mail 380 

Huntingdon News  &  Enterprise 32 1 

Joliette L'Annonceur 388 

Knowlton News 321 

Lachute    News £21 

Louisville Le  Progres 344 

Magog News 321 

Montreal Can.  Oddfellow 403 

"             Dominion  Presbyterian 312 

Exchange  News 423 

Gazette 273 

Home  Companion 381 

Medical  Journal 304 

Metropolitan 419 

Le  Passe  Temps 423 

La  Patrie 325 

Le  Prix  Courant 333 

La  Presse 264-265 

Le  Samedi 330 

Shareholder 417 

Star 259,  260,  261 

Sunday  Sun 323 

Trade  Review ^ 385 

True  Witness 272 

L'Union  Medicale  du  Canada 372 

Ormstown Bulletin. 419 


INDEX  TO  ADVERTISEMENTS.  15 


I'.UiK. 

Quebec Chronicle :  315 

"  Le  Courrier  dti  Livre ;-....  402 

"  L'Evenement  348 

•'  Mercury 381 

"  Le  Soleil 370 

"  Telegraph 299 

Quyon Advance 396 

"  Times 394 

Richmond Guardian 402 

"  News 321 

St.  Hyacinthe Le  Courier 390 

Tribune 404 

L'Union 398 

St.  John's Le  Canada  Francais 346 

"  Courier  de  St.  Jean 280 

"  Home  Needle  Work 371 

"  News 321 

Sherbrooke Examiner 311 

Gazette 393 

"  La  Petite  Presse 406 

"  Le  Progres  de  1'Est 398 

Valleyfield Le   Progres 378 

Waterloo Advertiser 397 

NEW  BRUNSWICK. 

Albert Maple  Leaf 292 

Campbellton Northern  Enterprise 404 

Telephone 328 

Chatham Commercial 382 

"           Miramichi  Advance 328 

Fredericton Capital 384 

"                   Gleaner 288 

"                   Herald 382 

Religious    Intelligencer 350 

Gagetown Gazette 316 

Hartland Advertiser 316 

Moncton Transcript 396 

Newcastle Union  Advocate 403 

St.  Andrews Beacon 298 

St.  John Globe 314 

Messenger  and  Visitor 295 

Progress s 387 

.- Railway    News 376 

Sun 271 

Telegraph 316 

Sussex Co-operative   Farmer 332 

Woodstock     Carleton  Sentinel 394 

"                 Despatch 366 

Press 384 

NOVA  SCOTIA- 

Amherst Maritime   Sentinel 340 

News 404 

Annapolis Spectator 306 

Antigonish Casket 364 

Arichat Record 399 

Dartmouth Atlantic  Weekly 388 

Dig-by Courier 411 

Halifax Advertiser 406 

"         Chronicle 291 

"        Echo 291 

Herald 297 


16  THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 

PAGE 

Halifax Mail 296 

"  Wo.sloyan 314 

Kentville Advertiser 389 

"  Western  Chronicle 406 

Lunenburg Argus 413 

Middleton Outlook 407 

New  Glasgow  Eastern  Chronicle 422 

"  Enterprise 310 

Parrsboro Record 381 

Pictou Advocate 350 

"  Colonial  Standard 401 

Port  Hawkesbury ....  Bulletin 324 

St.  Peters Bras  d'Or  Gazette 370 

Springhill Observer 409 

Stellarton Mining  Record 389 

Sydney Mac  Talla 360 

•'  Record 412 

Truro Colchester  Sun 382 

"       News 314 

"  Times-Guardian 386 

Weymouth L'Evangeline 348 

Windsor Hants  Journal  306 

Wolfville Acadian  Orchardist 389 

Yarmouth Light  348 

"               News 404 

"               Times 384 

PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND. 

Charlottetown  Examiner 324 

"  Guardian 322 

"  Patriot 326 

"  Watchman  422 

Summerside  .• Agriculturalist 412 

"  Journal 4.12 

"  Island  Farmer 348 

"  Pioneer 350 

Tignish L'Impartial 401 

MANITOBA. 

Baldur Gazette 411 

Brandon Independent 413 

Sun 302 

Cartwright Review 381 

Cypress  River Prairie 400 

Dauphin News 396 

Elkhorn Advocate    ....    326 

Melita Enterprise 338 

"       Progress • 360 

Napinka Gazette 310 

Neepawa Press   392 

Oak  Lake News 406 

Portage  la  Prairie ....  Manitoba  Liberal 422 

•  •  •  News 355 

Rapid  City Reporter 426 

St.  Boniface N.   W.   Review ._....• 419 

Selkirk Journal 398 

Record ;    423 

Winnipeg Canada 398 

Commercial C 302 

L'Echo  de  Manitoba 41 1 

Evening  Bulletin 42 1 


INDEX  TO  ADVERTISEMENTS.  17 

PAGE. 

Winnipeg- Free  Press 424 

Great  West  Magazine 344 

N.  W.  Farmer  &  Miller 420 

Telegram 278 

Tribune 352 

Voice 396 

NORTHWEST  TERRITORIES. 

Battleford Saskatchewan  Herald 400 

Calgary Herald 278 

"         Tribune 314 

Edmonton L'Ouest  Canadien 418 

Medicine  Hat News 416 

Moose  Jaw Times 334 

Prince   Albert Times 288 

Regina Leader 401 

Yorkton Enterprise 302 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA. 

Cumberland   Islander 330 

Golden Golden  Era 324 

Kaslo Kootenain 400 

"       News 362 

"       Prospector 416 

New  Westminster  ....  Columbian 426 

Vancouver Province 268-269 

World 303 

Victoria Colonist 354 

"           Times 305 

Ymir Miner 420 

NEWFOUNDLAND. 

Brigus   Vindicator 392 

St.  John's Trade    Review 386 

Twillingate Northern  Standard 338 

" Sun 370 


MISCELLANEOUS    ADVERTISEMENTS. 

Buntin  &  Son,  Alex 383 

Burrows  Acton  Co 363 

Canadian  Photo  Engraving  Co 285-286 

Gatchell  &  Manning 317-320 

General  Engraving  Co 353-377 

Lovell,  Joseph  B 351 

M  r  Kim.  A.  &  Co 274,  300,  320 

M  iller  &  Richards 359 

Montreal  Advertising  Plate  Co   356-374 

Moses  &  Helm 369*391 

Office  Specialty  Co 409 

<(  Profitable  Advertising  " 342 

J.  L.  Smeaton 424-425 

Standard  Engraving  Co 385-405 

Terry    Engraving  Co.     Insert  opposite  page    384 

Toronto         •«  "  "         "         " 288-438 

Toronto  Street  Railway  Advertising  Co 414-415 


STATISTICAL. 


TABLE  showing  the  Number  of  Post  Offices  in  operation  ;  also  estimated 
Number  of  Letters  and  other  Articles  of  Mail  Matter  posted  in  the 
Dominion  of  Canada,  during  the  Year  ended  3oth  June,  1898. 


Provinces  and  Territories. 

Number 
of 
Offices 
in 
Opera- 
tion 
at  end  of 
Year 
1898. 

Estimated  Number  of  Letters  and  other  Articles  of 
Mail  Matter  posted  in  Canada,  during  the 
Year  ended  soth  June,  1898. 

Letters. 

Post  Cards. 

Registered 
Letters. 

Free 
Letters. 

Ontario  

3,213 
1,698 

1,673 
I,l82 
409 

3" 
796 

69,250,000 
31,125,000 
9,450,000 
6,750,000 
1,350,000 
6,700,000 
10,350,000 

18,250,000 
4,950,000 
1,765,000 
1,215,000 
198,000 
525,000 
1,250,000 

1,796,000 
820,000 
229,000 
156,000 
33,500 
165,000 
335,ooo 

4,235,000 
520,000 
245,000 
213,000 
34,250 
156,000 
270,000 

Quebec 

Nova  Scotia  

New  Brunswick  

Prince  Edward  Island  

British  Columbia  

Manitoba  and  N.  W.  T  

Total  

9,282 

134,975,000 

28,153,000 

3,534,500 

5,673,250 

Estimated  Number  of  Letters  and  other  Articles  of  Mail  Matter 
posted  in  Canada,  during  the  Year  ended  30th  June  1898. 


Provinces  and  Territories. 

Number  of 
Transient 
Newspapers 
and 
Periodicals, 
B'k  Packets, 
Circulars, 
Samples,  and 
Patterns,  &c. 

Number 
of 
Packages 
of  Printers 
Copy 
Photographs, 
Deeds, 
Insurance 
Policies,  &c. 

Number  of 
Packets 
of  5th  class 
matter. 
Ordinary 
Merchan- 
dise 
open  to 
Examina- 
tion. 

Number 
of 
Parcels  by 
Parcel 
Post. 

Number 
of 
Closed 
Parcels  for 
the 
United 
Kingdom 
and 
other 
Countries. 

Ontario  

17  750  OOO 

i  765  ooo 

I  212  OOO 

181  ooo 

19  2OO 

Ouebec  .  . 

4CQO  OOO 

985  ooo 

268  ooo 

49  ooo 

6  050 

Nova  Scotia  

885  000 

170  ooo 

IIS  OOO 

2/1  SOO 

I  700 

New  Brunswick  

850,000 

116  ooo 

98  ooo 

22  OOO 

810 

Prince  Edward  Island  

2^O  OOO 

1  6  250 

6  7  SO 

2  4SO 

IO4 

British  Columbia  

625  ooo 

145  ooo 

48  ooo 

15  100 

2  QOO 

Manitoba  and  N.  W.  T  

1,665,000 

175,000 

66,OOO 

22,000 

2,600 

Total  

26  595  ooo 

T>.\72  2SO 

I  8l^  7  SO 

•516  oso 

•21    -lf\A 

Press  and  Kindred  Associations  of  Canada. 


THE  CANADIAN  PRESS   ASSOCIATION, 

Organized  1859. 

OFFICERS  FOR  1899-1900. 

/.— W.  S.  DINGMAN,   Herald,  Stratford.  Committee.— L.  J.  TARTE,  La  Patrie,   Montreal; 

Vice. — J.  S.  WILLISON,  Globe,  Toronto,  J.  T.  CLARK,  Saturday  Night ;  W.  IRELAND, 

...it-Vice. — A.     G.    F.     MACDONALD,    News,  North  Star,  Parry  Sound;  D.  MCGILLICUDDY, 

Alexandria.  Signal,   Goderich  ;  J.  F.  MACKAY,    Herald, 

'etary-Treasurer.—]OHV   A.     COOPER,     Can-  Montreal  ;  ROBERT  HOLMES,  M.P.,  New  Era, 

adian  Magazine,  Toronto.  Clinton. 

•jistant-Secrelary.—C.    A.    MATHEWS,    Globe,  Auditors. — W.  M.McGuiRE,  Liberal,  Tilsonburg; 

Toronto.  H.  T.  BLACKSTONE,  Times,  Orillia. 


OTTAWA  VALLEY  PRESS  ASSOCIATION, 
OFFICERS,  O.  V.  P.  A.,  ALMONTE,  MARCH  2nd.,  1899. 

estdfnt.—W.'H.  BONE,  Standard,  Pembroke.  Executive  Committee. —  W.  A.  PITTARD,   Times, 

ce-President. — A.    SMALFIELD,  Mercury,  Ren-  Almonte  ;  C.    F.    STONE,  Expositor,  Perth  ; 

frew.  R.    A.  MILLIONS,  Times,  Quyon,  P.Q. 

retary-Treasurer.  —  JAS.    McLEOD,    Gazette, 

Almonte. 


PROVINCE  OF  QUEBEC  PRESS  ASSOCIATION. 

Organized  1876. 

OFFICERS  FOR  YEAR  ENDING  NOVEMBER  1899." 

esident.—GODFRO\  LANGLOIS,  La  Patrie.  Executive  Committee.— DUNBAR  BROWNE,  Share- 
rs/ Vice-President. — CHARLES  GORDON  SMITH,  holder,  Montreal  ;  HENRY  HARVEY,  Trade 
Star.  Review,  CHARLES  MARCIL,  The  Star  ;  J.  S. 
tond  Vice-President.— GKO.  PORTEOUS, Witness,  BRIERLEY,  The  Herald  ;  R.  S.  OLIVIER,  La 
cretary-Treasurer. — JAMES  HARPER,  Witness,  Presse. 


PRESSE  ASSOCIEE  DE  LA  PROVINCE  DE  QUEBEC, 

(Associated  Press  of  the  Province  of  Quebec.) 
Quebec  City.  Organized  1882. 

OFFICERS  FOR  YEAR  ENDING  NOVEMBER  1899. 

\esidenl  Honoraire.—  M.  C.  A.  CHENEVERT,   M.  First    Vice-President  Actif.—  F.    CARRELL.   The 

|    P.P.  Gazette  de  Berthier.  Telegraph,  Quebec. 

mrst  Vice-President  Honoraire.— M.WALLIS,  The  Second   Vice-President  Actif. — L.   E.THOMPSON, 

Chronicle.  Quebec.  Semaine-Commerciale,  Quebec. 

cond   Vice-President  Honoraire. — L.    F.    MOR-  Secretaire, — N.  E.  DIONNE,  Courrier  du  Canada, 

RISON,  Union,  St.  Hyacinthe.  Quebec. 

•esident  Actif.—Jd.  L.  J.  DEMERS,  L'Evenement,  Tresorier.— S.MARCOTTE,  L'Evenement,  Quebec. 

Quebec.  Bibliothicaire  —CHS.  E.  ROULBAU,  Journal  des 

Catnpagnes. 


THE  CANADIAN   NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


EASTERN  TOWNSHIPS  PRESS  ASSOCIATION, 

Organized  1889. 

OFFICERS  FOR  YEAR  ENDING  OCTOBER 


President.—  1..  S.CHANNKLL,  Record,  Sherbrooke,       Secretary-Treasurer.—  ~E.  S.  STEVENS,  Examiner, 

yice-President.—'R.  R.  SMITH,  News,   St.  Johns  ;  Sherbrooke. 

J.  O.  GKNEST,    Progres,  Sherbrooke  ;  L.  E.        Executive  Committee.—  G.H.  BRADFORD,  Gazette, 
CHARBONNKL,  Chronicle,  Cookshire  .  Sherbrooke  ;  L.  S.  COREY,  Mail,  Granby  ;  J. 

WILCOX,  Enterprise,  Magog. 


WESTERN  CANADA  PRESS  ASSOCIATION, 

Organized,  November  1897. 

OFFICERS  FOR  THE  YEAR  ENDING  FEBRUARY  1900. 

President. — WALTER  SCOTT,  Leader,  Regina.  Executive  Committee. — J.  G.  GALBRAITH,  Chron- 

Vice- President. — G.  D.  WILSON,   Sun,  Brandon  ;  icle,   Morden  ;    DAVID    CANNON,    Tribune, 

E.  A.  CHAPMAN.  News,  Rat  Portage.  Minnedosa  ;     M.    McAra.    Vidette,    Indian 

Treasurer,— JOHN  STOVEL,  Winnipeg.  Head  ;  J.  B.  Graham,  Enterprise,  Melita. 
Secretary. — G.  H.  SAULTS,  Winnipeg. 


UNITED  TYPOTHET^  OF  AMERICA. 

Established  1887.  in  the  interest  of  the  Master  Printers  of  the  United  States  and  Canada. 

OFFICERS  FOR  1898-99. 

President. — CORNELIUS    S.   MOREHOUSE,   New  5th.  John  W.  CAMPSIE,   Milwaukee,   Wis.  ; 

Haven,  Conn.  Fred.  L.   S.   SMITH,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

Secretary. —  J.     STEARNS    GUSHING,    Norwood,       Executive  Committee.  —  Chairman    JOSEPH    J. 
Mass.  .  LITTLE,  New  York,  N.Y.  ;  W.  J.   DORMAN. 

Philadelphia  Pa.,  AMOS    PETTEBONE,   Chi- 
Treasurer.—R.  R.  DONNELLEY,  Chicago,  111.,  cago  lU-f  c    w    HORNICK,  St.   Paul,   Minn., 

yice-Prestdents.-ist.  GEORGE  H.  ELLIS,  Boston,  CHARLES  A.  WENBORNE,  Buffalo,  N.Y.;  J.H. 
Mass.  ;  2nd.  EDWIN    FREEGARD,  St.  Louis,  BRUCE,  Nashville,  Tenn.  ;   FRANKLIN  HUD- 
MO.  ;    3rd.   EVERETT  MADDEY,   Richmond,  SON'  Kansas  City,  Mo. 
Va.  ;  4th.  R.  J.  MORGAN,  Cincinnati,  Ohio  ;  President  and  Secretary,  Ex-Officio. 


EMPLOYING  PRINTERS'  ASSOCIATION  OF  TORONTO. 

President.— DANIEL  ROSE.  Secretary. — JOHN  S.  MURRAY,  Globe  Building. 

yice-President. — W.  H.  APTED.  Treasurer.— JAMBS  DUDLEY. 


CANADIAN  IMPORTS. 

OK    ARTICLES   CONNECTED   WITH    THE    PRINTING   AND     PUBLISHING  TRADES, 
FOR    THE    FISCAL   YEAR   ENDING   JUNE   3OTH,   1898,  COMPILED   FROM 
OFFICIAL   SOURCES. 

DUTIABLE  GOODS. 

Books,  periodicals  and  pamphlets  N.E.S.* $532,107 

Books,  novels  and  light  literature,  unbound  or  in  sheets 67,509 

Bank  notes,  bonds,  bills  of  exchange,  cheques,  drafts  and  similar 

blank  forms  and  other  printed  matter,  N.E.S 34>H5 

Posters,  advertising  bills  and  folders 20,528 

Labels  for  cigar  boxes,  fruit,  vegetable,  and  fish  cans  or  cases;  price 

tickets,  tags  or  labels  lithographed  or  printed 51 ,614 

Maps  and  charts  N.E.S 12,807 

Newspapers  or  supplemental  editions,  partly  printed  and  intended 

to  be  completed  and  published  in  Canada.  112 
Advertising  pamphlets,     show    cards,    price   books,    catalogues, 

calendars,  almanacs,  patent  medicine  circulars  and  flysheets.  7i»593 

Printed  music,  bound  or  in  sheets 21,804 

Photographs,  oleographs,  artotypes,  paintings,  drawings,  engrav- 
ings, prints  and  proofs  of  works   of  art  ;  blue   prints   and 

building  plans J54>737 

Ink,  writing 31,238 

Ink,  printing 56,586 

Type  writing  machines  (1,232  machines) 65,371 

Lithographic  presses  and  accessories 7)79' 

Lithographic  stones,  not  engraved 7)7^7 

Stereotypes,  electrotypes  and  celluloids  for  almanacs,  calenders, 
advts  and  other  commercial  work    N.E.S.  and  matrices   or 

copper  shells  for  same,  434,721  sq.  in 10,869 

Stereotypes,  electros    and   celluloid,  for  newspaper  columns   and 

bases  for  same,  292,622  sq.  in J>575 

Stereotypes,  matrices  or  copper  shells  for  same 87 

Type  for  printing,  including  chases,  quoins  and  slugs  of  all  kinds.  64,336 

Type  metal 4,539 

Albumenized  and  other  papers  for  photographers 63,376 

Paper  bags  or  sacks,  printed  or  not 6,577 

Cards,  playing,  244,682  packs 19,266 

Calendared  paper  including  ruled,  writing  and  note  paper 4»539 

Cardboard  in  sheets,  cut,  N.E.S 25,268 

Felt  or  strawboard  paper,  tarred 8,62 1 

Felt  or  strawboard  paper,  not  tarred 722 

Wall  paper  or  paper  hangings  1,432,669  rolls 1 10,557 

Wall  paper,  borders  and  bordering 6, 233 

Leatherboard,  leatheroid  and  mfrs.  of 13,647 

Millboard,  not  straw  board   15, 149 

Collar  cloth  paper,  in  rolls  or  sheets  not  finished 3>744 

Collar  cloth  paper,  in  rolls  finished 895 

Envelopes,  papeteries,  pads,    papier  mache  ware  and    mnfrs.    of 

paper  N.E.S 398,741 

Printing  paper  2,017,000  Ibs   101,102 

Ruled  paper,  border,  coated  and  box  papers 8,739 

Straw  board  in  sheets  or  rolls 1 1,516 

Paper  window  blinds i  ,245 

Wrapping  paper,  404,675  Ibs 14,058 

Papers,  all  kinds,  N.E.S 327»473 

Pens,  pen  holders  and  rulers,  all  kinds 45>687 

*The  abreviation  N.E.S.    means  "  Not  elseswhere  specified." 


22  THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 

Plates,  engraved  on  wood,  steel  or  other  metal  and  transfers  of 
same,  including  engravers  plates  of  polished  steel,  either 
engraved  or  for  engraving  purposes 7*663 

Printing  presses,  folding  machines,  bookbinder's  machines,  ruling, 

embossing  and  paper  cutting  machines 176,806 

Parts  of  machines  mentioned  in  previous  item 25, 105 

Wood  pulp 25.694 

FREE  GOODS. 

Bibles,  prayer  books,  hymn  books  and  religious  tracts 231,754 

Books,  printed  by  governments,  for  the  promotion  of  science,  and 

reports  of  religious  and  scientific  associations 9,800 

Books  for  the  blind,  deaf  and  dumb 278 

Text  books  for  universities  and  books  imported  for  public  libraries 

and  scentific  societies 137,601 

Books  that  have  been  printed  more  than  12  years 12,068 

Technical    books   and    books  printed   in    languages   other    than 

English  or  French 1 2,301 

Bookbinder's  cloth 28,557 

Tailors,  milliners  and  mantle  makers  fashion  plates 2,517 

Stereotypes,  electros  and  celluloids  of  books  or  papers  in  lang- 
uages other  than  English  or  French 6,430 

Newspapers  and  magazines,  unbound 137,470 

EXPORTS. 

Am't  of  Exports 
Total  exports       produced 
in  Canada. 

Books,  pamphlets,  maps,  etc 132,731  97»795 

Electrotypes I3»ISi  2,084 

Wall  paper 14,626  1 3,639 

Wood  pulp 1,210,923         1,210,923 


Canadian  Customs  Tarriff. 

ON    IMPORTS   CONNECTED   WITH   THE   PRINTING   AND 
PUBLISHING    TRADES. 

Books,  periodicals  and  pamphlets  N.E.S    10  per  cent. 

Novels  and  similar  literature,  unbound  or  paper  bound  or  in 
sheets,  including'  freight  rates  for  railways  or  telegraph 
rates,  bound  in  book  or  pamphlet  form,  not  includ- 
ing- Christmas  annuals  or  publications  commonly  known 
as  juvenile  story  books 20  per  cent. 

Bank  notes,  bonds,  bills  of  exchange  unsigned  and  other 
commercial  blank  forms  printed  or  lithographed,  and 
other  printed  matter  N.E.S 35  per  cent. 

Posters,  advertising  bills  and  folders i5cts.per  Ib. 

Labels  for  cigar  boxes,  fruit,  vegetable  and  fish  cans,  cases  or 
boxes,  shipping  tags,  price  tickets  or  labels,  and  rail- 
road or  other  tickets,  printed  or  partly  printed  N.E.S.  .  35  per  cent. 

Maps  and  charts  N.E.S 20  per  cent. 

Newspapers  or  supplemental  editions,  or  parts  thereof,  partly 
printed  and  intended  to  be  completed  and  published  in 
Canada 25  per  cent. 

Advertising  pamphlets,  pictorial  show  cards,  illustrated  adver- 
tising periodicals,  illustrated  price  books,  catalogues 
and  price  lists,  advertising  calendars  and  almanacs, 
patent  medicine  or  other  advertising  circulars,  fly  sheets 
or  pamphlets I5cts.  per  Ib. 

Chromos,  chromotypes,  oleographs  or  like  work  produced  by 
any  process  other  than  hand  painting  or  drawing,  or 
having  any  advertisement  printed,  lithographed  or 
stamped  thereon,  or  attached  thereto,  or  other  similar 
artistic  work,  lithographed,  printed  or  stamped  on  paper 
or  cardboard  for  business  or  advertising  purposes 
N.E.S i5cts.  perlb. 

Printed  music,  bound  or  in  sheets.  ...    10  per  cent. 

Photographs,  chromos,  chromotypes,  orlotypes,  oleographs, 
paintings,  drawings,  pictures,  engravings  or  prints,  er 
proofs  therefrom,  and  similiar  works  of  art,  N.E.S. 
also  blue  prints  and  building  plans  20  per  cent. 

Ink,  writing 20  per  cent. 

Ink,  printing 20  per  cent. 

Typewriting  machines 25  per  cent. 

Lithographic  presses  and  accessories 10  per  cent. 

Lithographic  stones,  not  engraved 20  per  cent. 

Stereos,  electros,  and  celluloids  for  almanacs,  calenders, 
pamphlets,  etc.  for  commercial  work,  and  matrices  and 
shells  for  same i  ^ct.  per.  sq.  in. 

Stereos,  electros,  and  celluloids  for  newspaper  columns,  and 

bases  for  same %  ct.  per  sq.  in. 

Stereotypes  and  matrices  or  copper  shells  for  same i  */£  cts.  per  sq.  in. 

Type  for  printing,  including  chases,  quoins  and    slugs  of  all 

kinds 20  per  cent. 

Type  metal . .    i  o  per  cent. 

Paper,  albumenized  for  photographers 30  per  cent. 

Paper,  bags  or  sacks  printed  or  not 25  per  cent. 

Paper,  cards  for  playing 6*cts.  per  pack. 

Paper,  calendared,  writing  and  note  paper,  ruled 35  per  cent. 

Paper,  cardboard,  pasteboard,  in  sheets  or  cut  to  size,  N.E.S.   35  per  cent. 


24  THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 

Paper,  felt  or  strawboard,  tarred 25  per  cent. 

Paper,  felt  not  tarred 25  per  cent. 

Paper,  hanging,  or  wall  paper 35  per  cent. 

Paper,  hanging,  -bordering 35  per  cent. 

Paper,  leatherboard,  leatheroid  and  manufactures  of 25  per  cent. 

Paper,  millboard,  not  strawboard 10  per  cent. 

Paper,  collar  cloth  in  rolls  or  sheets,  unfinished 15  per  cent. 

Paper,  collar  cloth  in  rolls  glazed  or  finished 20  per  cent. 

Paper,  envelopes,  papeteries,  pads  not  printed,  papier  mache 

ware,  and  mnfrs  of  N.  E.S 35  per  cent. 

Paper,  printing 25  per  cent. 

Paper,  ruled,  border,  coated  and  box  papers 35  per  cent. 

Paper,  strawboard  in  sheets  and  rolls 25  per  cent. 

Paper,  window  blinds,  all  kinds 35  per  cent. 

Paper,  wrapping 25  per  cent. 

Paper,  all  kinds,  N.E.S  25  per  cent. 

Pens,  pen  holders  and  rulers  of  all  kinds 25  per  cent. 

Plates  engraved,  on  wood,  steel  or  other  metal,  and  transfers 

from    same   including     engravers'    plates   of    polished 

steel,  engraved  or  for  engraving  purposes 20  per  cent. 

Printing  presses,  folding  machines,  bookbinder's  machines, 

ruling,  embossing  and  paper  cutting  machines 10  per  cent. 

Parts  of  above  machines , 10  per  cent. 

Wood  pulp 25  per  cent. 

NOTE. — For  articles  on  the  free  list  see  "  Free  Goods,"  under  head   of 
"  Canadian  Imports  and  Exports." 

The  importation  of  the  following  articles  is  prohibited  under  a  penalty 
of  $200.00,  together  with  the  forfeiture  of  the  parcel  or  package  in  which 
the  same  may  be  imported  :  books, printed  paper,  drawings,  paintings, 
prints,  photographs  or  representations  of  any  kind  of  a  treasonable  or 
seditious  character,  or  of  an  immoral  or  indecent  character  ;  reprints  of 
Canadian  copyright  works  and  reprints  of  British  copyright  works  which 
have  been  also  copyrighted  in  Canada. 


DUTY  OF  THE  PRESS. 

(/•'row  a  lecture  before  I'ictoria  L'liirersity  by  J.  -.9.   Wt'llison .) 

It  is,  however,  not  too  much  to  say  that  the  press  is  still  on  trial,  and 
that  if  it  fail  to  show  capacity  for  self-discipline  and  self-regulation  there 
must  arise  a  movement  for  regulation  by  public  authority.  In  truth,  in  the 
New  York  State  Legislature  there  has  just  been  introduced  a  statute  for 
the  regulation  of  the  cartoon,  and  there  is  a  rising  public  revolt  against 
two  or  three  of  the  great  New  York  journals  ;  against  their  news  methods, 
however,  rather  than  against  their,  editorial  utterances  or  general  public 
policy.  There  can  be  no  doubt  that  a  newspaper  despotism  is  one  of  the 
most  insolent  and  brutal  of  all  despotisms.  The  journalist  who  hunts  a 
private  citizen  under  the  influence  of  a  mere  personal  malice  is  as  pitiful  a 
creature  as  a  bully  who  flogs  a  child.  But  one  doubts  if  this  tyranny  can 
safely  be  suppressed  by  public  authority.  The  remedy  will  probably  be 
found  in  public  opinion  rather  than  in  public  regulation.  The  press  with 
all  its  faults  has  been  the  very  voice  of  progress,  and  under  its  protecting 
arm  liberty  has  been  sheltered  from  many  a  storm  and  civilization  steadied 
for  many  a  triumphal  advance.  If  now  and  then  journalism  develops  a 
ruffian  or  a  tyrant  it  is  in  the  power  of  public  opinion  to  put  him  down,  and 
it  is  not  necessary  in  the  process  to  cripple  or  destroy  one  of  the  best  and 
most  beneficient  of  the  agencies  of  civilization.  Any  legislation  that  could 
be  enacted  to  restrain  the  license  or  moderate  the  brutality  of  the  press 
would  be  as  likely  to  be  used  to  check  exposure  of  abuses  and  to  prevent 
the  uncovering  of  conspiracies  against  the  common-wealth  as  for  the  pro- 
tection of  the  private  citizen  against  the  malice  and  venom  of  guerilla  jour- 
nalists. As  I  have  said,  the  dogma  of  editorial  infallibility  is  a  relic  of  a 
more  credulous  age.  It  must  become  more  and  more  the  habit  of  the  press 
to  reason,  rather  than  to  dogmatize,  to  present  all  phases  of  a  question  to 
the  people,  to  stimulate  independent  research  and  hard  free  thinking,  to 
develop  more  original  voices  in  order  that  we  may  have  fewer  feeble  vapid 
echoes  throughout  the  community.  There  is  nothing  more  damaging  to 
real  independence  of  thought  and  utterance  than  the  ancient  tradition  that 
a  public  journal  must  declare  a  positive  and  irrevocable  opinion  upon  every 
political,  commercial,  social  and  scientific  question  that  arises  for  discus- 
sion, and  that  the  first  word  of  an  impulsive  editor  must  be  (he  last  word  of 
an  enlightened  community.  It  should  be  the  business  of  the  press  to  steady 
rather  than  to  inflame  public  opinion,  and  even  at  the  risk  of  darling  popu- 
larity, which  may,  perhaps,  count  heavily  in  the  advertising  department, 
refuse  to  run  at  the  heels  of  every  momentary  clamour  and  make  revenue 
out  of  the  passions  and  prejudices  of  a  community.  The  great  fault  of  the 
Canadian  press  has  been,  that,  it  was  political  rather  than  national,  and  one 
of  the  most  hopeful  signs  for  Canada  at  this  hour  is  that  in  the  main  it  tends 
to  become  national  rather  than  political.  Irrational  devotion  to  party  can 
hardly  be  consistent  with  rational  devotion  to  country. 


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THE     BUSINESS 

OF  THE  MODERN 

NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING 
AGENCY. 


ITS  UTILITY  TO  BOTH  THE  ADVERTISER 
AND  THE  PUBLISHER. 


First  and  foremost  and  all  the  time  it  is  the  business  of  an 
advertising  agency  to  promote  and  facilitate  newspaper  adver- 
tising. 

To  be  of  valuable  service  to  the  advertiser  an  agency  must 
have  first,  a  high  standing  with  the  publishers,  a  reputation  for 
honesty  and  integrity,  the  name  of  living  up  to  its  promises  and 
of  paying  its  accounts  promptly. 

It  must  possess  the  experience  of  years  in  dealing  with 
the  newspapers  of  the  Country,  must  know  the  rock  bottom 
rates  and  the  circulation,  as  nearly  as  may  be,  of  every  public- 
ation, must  be  informed  concerning  its  growing  or  declining 
popularity,  the  character  of  its  readers,  the  territory  it  covers, 
its  political  complexion,  the  peculiarity  of  its  make  up,  method 
of  doing  business,  etc.,  etc.  Special  knowledge  on  all  these 
points  is  absolutely  necessary  in  order  to  intelligently  determine 
the  fitness  of  a  publication  for  the  advertising  of  a  particular 
article. 

The  modern  advertising  agency  must  have  a  complete  and 
thorough  organization  in  which  all  the  departments  work  har- 
moniously toward  the  common  end  of  rendering  a  prompt  and 
efficient  service  to  the  advertiser.  It  must  employ  specialists  to 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY.  29 

originate,    write    up    and    illustrate,    bright,    attractive    adver- 
tisements for  every  line  of  business. 

It  must  be  in  touch  with  the  best  printers,  artists,  en- 
gravers, electrotypers,  etc.,  in  order  to  secure  for  its  clients  the 
best  possible  work  and  turn  it  out  promptly. 

It  must  have  a  complete,  up-to-date  method  of  sending  out 
instruction  orders  and  changes  of  copy  to  the  newspapers,  a 
perfect  system  of  checking  and  looking  after  every  insertion  of 
every  advertisement  in  every  paper  during  the  life  of  each  con- 
tract and  a  clear  and  comprehensive  method  of  rendering  ac- 
counts to  the  advertiser  and  furnishing  him  with  vouchers, 
duplicates  of  checking  records,  etc.,  to  show  that  he  has  had 
every  insertion  for  which  he  has  been  charged  and  that  the 
advertising  has  been  inserted  in  accordance  with  the 
contract. 

THE  AGENCY  AND  THE  PUBLISHER. 

A  few  publishers  are  in  the  habit  of  complaining  that  the 
n  advertising  agency  works  entirely  in  the  interest  of  the 
.ser  and  against  the  interest  of  the  publisher.  If  the 
uest  interests  of  the  publisher  consist  in  securing  the  highest 
possible  price  from  the  advertiser,  without  any  regard  to  the 
actual  value  given,  and  in  having  the  foreign  advertisement 
stand  for  the  whole  year,  without  change,  in  the  most  obscure 
part  of  the  paper,  and  in  being  paid  for  the  full  term  no  matter 
how  many  insertions  have  been  missed,  then  it  may  be  truly 
urged  that  the  advertising  agency  interferes  somewhat  with 
these  interests. 

It  may  be  reasonably  affirmed  however  that  the  best  interests 
of  a  newspaper  consist  in  so  dealing  with  every  advertiser  as  to 
make  his  advertising  profitable  and  thus  secure  the  continuance 
of  his  business.  It  is  just  here  that  the  agency  comes  in  and 
not  only  develops  and  secures  the  advertising  for  the  news-- 
paper but  helps  the  publisher  to  give  good  value  for  the  money 
and  then  sees  that  he  gets  the  money. 

To  begin  at  the  beginning  the  advertising  agent  scents  from 
afar  the  advent  of  a  new  article,  the  success  of  which  depends 
on  the  way  in  which  it  is  placed  before  the  consumer;  he  inter- 
views the  manufacturer  at  once,  and  explains  to  him  the  advan- 
tages of  newspaper  advertising  by  which  possible  purchasers  of  his 


30  THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 

product,  may  be  made  aware  of  its  peculiar  qualities.  As 
a  rule  a  producer  of  an  article,  if  he  is  not  an  experienced 
advertiser,  knows  as  little  about  newspaper  advertising  as  he 
does  about  liquified  air  and  to  him  it  is  a  quantity  quite  as 
uncertain. 

It  may  take  the  advertising"  agent  weeks,  or  even  months 
to  make  the  benefits  of  newspaper  advertising  sufficiently  clear 
to  the  manufacturer  to  induce  him  to  even  consider  an  estimate. 
Without  the  advertising  agency,  he  might  go  along  for  years 
before  realizing  the  fact  that  he  must  use  the  columns  of  the 
newspapers  before  he  can  ever  expect  to  have  a  very  large  sale 
for  his  article  and  then  the  difficulties  of  mapping  out  a  plan  of 
advertising,  writing  up  the  matter,  and  making  the  contracts 
with  the  newspapers,  which  he  would  have  to  select  at  random, 
would  probably  deter  him  from  taking  up  the  matter  at  all.  Or, 
what  is  more  likely,  he  would  fall  into  the  hands  of  the  adver- 
tising fakirs,  who  would  sell  him  "  valuable  (?)  spaces"  in 
special  editions,  "covering  the  whole  civilized  country",  in 
maps,  albums  of  celebrities,  and  schemes  innumerable  and  then 
when  his  money  was  spent  and  the  sale  of  his  article  had  not 
increased  he,  thinking  he  had  made  a  test  of  the  value  of  adver- 
tising, would  condemn  advertising  as  a  failure. 

On  the  other  hand  however,  the  general  advertising  agency, 
working  on  the  plan  that  the  results  of  the  advertising  must 
show  a  profit  to  this  advertiser  in  order  that  the  business  may 
be  permanent,  is  likely  to  succeed  in  interesting  him  at  the  start 
by  laying  before  him  a  well  developed  and  comprehensive  plan 
for  covering  the  whole  country  or  any  particular  district  at  a 
minimum  of  cost.  The  agency  prepares  a  series  of  bright, 
attractive  advertisements,  illustrated  or  otherwise,  places  the 
contracts  with  the  right  newspapers,  at  the  right  prices,  secures 
a  good  position  in  each  paper  and  starts  that  advertiser  upon 
his  road  to  success. 

In  order  to  facilitate  matters  for  the  publisher,  electrotypes 
or  stereotypes  are  prepared  and  sent  to  him,  thereby  doing  away 
with  the  expense  of  typesetting  and  the  liability  of  mistakes  in 
copy.  Definite  instructions  are  given  in  order  that  the  adver- 
tisers' wishes  may  be  carried  out  with  the  least  possible  trouble 
and  at  the  end  of  every  month  or  quarter  the  publisher  gets  a 
complete  statement,  showing  in  detail  every  dollar  that  is  due 
him  for  the  work  of  that  term  for  each  of  the  many  advertisers 
in  hand  and  one  cheque  to  balance  the  account. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY.  33 

This  method  of  payment  probably  applies  to  only  one 
agency  in  Canada  and  it  is  a  well  known  fact  that  the  majority 
of  newspapers  throughout  the  country,  finding"  these  statements 
always  correct,  depend  upon  them  entirely  and  keep  no  other  ac- 
counts, so  far  as  A.  McKim  &  Go's  Agency  is  concerned.  A  point 
in  this  connection  not  fully  appreciated  by  all  publishers,  is  that 
many  other  agencies,  even  those  who  have  a  reputation  for 
very  prompt  payment,  pay  only  for  what  they  are  billed,  if  the 
amount  is  not  higher  than  it  should  be,  if  items  that  should  be 
included  are  left  out,  they  pay  the  bill  without  rectifying  the 
publishers  error. 

A.  McKim  &  Go's  method  is  to  pay  promptly  for  all  adver- 
tising that  has  been  properly  inserted  whether  it  has  been  billed 
for  or  not.  Even  when  the  advertiser  fails  to  pay  his  account 
to  this  firm,  the  newspapers  are  paid  just  the  same. 

This  agency  is  practically  the  pioneers  of  the  Newspaper 
Advertising  Agency  business  in  Canada,  at  least,  it  was  the  first 
to  be  established  upon  a  systematic  basis  and  make  it  a  success, 
securing  the  entire  confidence  of  both  advertisers  and  publishers 
throughout  the  Dominion. 

Mr.  Anson  McKim  came  to  Montreal  in  1878  to  open  a  local 
agency  of  the  Toronto  "Mail".  This  he  conducted  for  ten 
years  with  remarkable  success.  During  these  ten  years  he 
assisted  in  developing  the  advertising  idea  among  Montreal 
advertisers  to  such  an  extent  that  the  opening  of  an  Advertising 
Agency  seemed  an  absolute  necessity  and  in  January  1899  the 
present  firm  started  in  the  Advertising  Agency  business,  with 
Mr.  A.  McKim  as  the  sole  proprietor. 

Notwithstanding  this  change  in  relationship  the  publishers 
of  the  Toronto  Mail  desired  him  to  retain  the  special  agency  of 
that  paper,  which  has  been  continued  to  the  present  date. 

The  business  has  been  a  success  from  the  start  and  its 
progress  has  been  uniformly  upward  until  the  name  of 
A.  McKim  &  Co.  is  as  familiar  to  the  advertiser  as  that  of  his  own 
special  article  and  to  the  newspaper  publisher  as  the  heading  of 
his  paper. 

Honest  dealing  and  prompt  payments  have  been  the  key 
notes  of  this  agency  from  the  first  and  there  is  probably  not  a 
business  firm  in  the  Dominion  enjoying  the  confidence  of  its 
customers  to  a  greater  extent. 

The  Newspapers  throughout  the  whole  country,  while  they 


34 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


frequently  complain  of  the  low  prices  paid,  are  unanimous  in  their 
expression  of  confidence  in  the  integrity  of  the  firm  and  approval 
of  the  systematic  way  in  which  the  whole  business  is  conducted, 
especially  of  the  prompt  and  satisfactory  manner  in  which 
accounts  are  paid  even  though  bills  have  not  been  rendered. 

Accompanying  this  article  are    some    photographic    views, 
showing  the  premises  occupied  by  A.  McKim  &  Co. 


LIBEL  LAW. 


"  The  history  of  the  law  of  libel,  than  which  none  is  more  interesting; 
says  John  King,  Q.C.  in  his  "  History  of  Newspaper  Libel  "  furnishes  abun- 
dant evidence  of  the  educative  influence  exerted  by  the  press  itself.  There 
is  scarcely  an  amendment  that  cannot  be  traced  to  this  source.  It  is  seen 
in  all  of  those  legislative  changes  which  we  have  been  considering,  and  in 
a  long  line  of  leading  cases  which  have  settled  the  law  as  it  is,  and  occa- 
sionaly  suggested  what  should  be.  Reform  has  not  always  come  when 
urged,  or  when  most  needed  :  it  has  hastened  slowly  ;  but  enlightened 
public  opinion  has  been  steadily  on  its  side,  and  it  has  never  wanted  a  leader. 
There  is  a  fact,  known  to  very  few,  in  the  life  and  labors  of  an  old  Canadian 
journalist  which  the  writer  may  be  excused  for  mentioning.  It  should  interest 
all  who  have  sympathised  with  the  early  struggles  for  a  free  press  in  Canada. 
A  few  years  ago,  in  the  course  of  a  newspaper  controversy  which  arose  in 
regard  to  the  story  of  the  Upper  Canada  Rebellion,  and  the  personages  who 
figured  therein,  the  writer  in  looking  through  the  papers  of  the  late  William 
Lyon  Mackenzie,  came  upon  a  draft  parliamentary  bill  "  for  more  effectually 
securing  the  liberty  of  the  press."  It  was  in  manuscript,  in  Mackenzie's 
plain,  bold  hand-writing,  and  displayed  marks  of  frequent  revision  in  order 
apparently  to  render  its  phraseology  acceptable  as  a  piece  of  parliamentary 
drafting.  From  the  date  which  it  bore — and  subsequent  inquiries  verified 
the  fact — the  bill  had  been  drawn  years  in  advance  of  any  agitation  for 
those  salutary  provisions  of  Lord  Campbell's  Act,  with  a  number  of  addi- 
tional clauses  that  would  have  rendered  that  famous  British  act  more  effec- 
tive, but  it  also  contained  the  substance  of  other  reforms  which  were  after- 
ward engrafted  on  the  Canadian  law  of  libel.  The  bill  had  not  been  laid 
before  the  legislature  by  reason,  as  far  as  we  could  discover,  of  the  stirring 
events  which  drove  its  author  into  exile  but  there  can  be  no  doubt  that,  had 
a  good,  instead  of  an  evil  star  shone  upon  his  path,  his  libel  bill  would  have 
been  the  precursor,  in  our  old  Upper  Canada  House  of  Assembly,  of  the 
great  measure  which,  during  his  term  of  expatriation,  was  placed  upon  the 
statute  books  and  became  the  law  of  England." 

To  Mr.  Chas.  Lindsay,  author  of  "  Life  of  William  Lyon  Mackensie  " 
(who  by  the  way  was  the  owner  of  the  draft  referred  to  above)  we  are 
indebted  for  a  fact  equally  worthy  of  note,  but  not  yet  recorded  in  any 
Canadian  history.  Mackenzie  was  chairman  of  a  committee  of  the  Upper 
Canada  Legislature  appointed  to  look  into  the  banking  regulations  and 
suggest  improvements  in  the  existing  banking  system,  and  in  that  capacity 
drew  up  a  report  making  ten  chief  recommendations,  for  the  Reform  of 
the  Banking  system.  None  of  these  recommendations  were  acted  upon 
at  the  time  but  since  then  at  different  periods  one  after  another  of  the 
reforms  suggested  have  been  carried  out  till  all  are  now  incorporated  in  the 
Canadian  Banking  Act  except  two. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


One  Hundred  Advertisers. 


We  can  offer  no  better  evidence  of  our  facilities  for  the 
effective  handling  of  advertising  in  Canadian  Newspapers  than 
this  list  of  One  Hundred  of  our  clients. 


ABBEY  EFFERVESCENT  SAI/T  CO. 

ADAMS  &  SONS  CO.  Tutti  Frutti  Gum. 

ALLEN,  A.  J.  &  CO.  Soap. 

ALASKA  FEATHER  &  DOWN  CO. 

AMERICAN  TOBACCO  CO. 

AVER,  J.  C.  &  CO.  Ayers  Sarsaparilla. 

BOBERTZ,  DR.  G.  H.  Patent  Medicines. 

BOIVIN,  WILSON  &  CO.  Vin  St.  Michel. 

BONDS  SOAP  CO 

BLONDEAU  &  CO.  Vinolia  Soaps. 

BOVRIL,  LTD. 

BUCHANAN  JAMES  &  CO.  Scotch  Whiskies. 

THE  IMPERIAL  OIL  CO.  Oils. 

CALIFORNIA  FIG  SYRUP  CO. 

CAN.  COLORED  COTTON  MILLS  CO. 


CARTER  MEDICINE  CO. 

CHASE  &  SANBORN 

COOPER,  JAS. 

CORBY,  HENRY. 

CRAVENETTE  CO.,  THE 

DAVIS,  S.  &  SONS. 

DAVIDSON  MFG.  CO.,  THOS. 

DIXON  CURE  CO. 

DOMINION  CORSET  CO. 

DOMINION  WIRE  ROPE  CO. 

DOUGLAS,  J.  M.  &  CO. 

DALLEY,  F.  F.  CO.,  THE 

EPPS,  JAS.  &  CO. 

ERIE  MEDICAL  CO. 

EVANS  &  SONS. 

EVER  READY  DRESS  STAY  CO. 

FAREMEL  MFG.  CO. 

FAIRBANKS,  N.  K.  CO. 

FORTIER,  J.  M. 

GLOVER  &  BRAIS. 

GRANBY  RUBBER  CO. 

GREENSHIELDS  SON  &  CO. 

GRIFFITHS  &  McPHERSON. 

GRAHAM  &  CO.  Publishers  of  Montreal  Star. 

HALL  MEDICINE  CO.  DR. 

HANSON  BROS. 

HENEY,  E.  N.  &  CO. 

HUMPHREYS  MEDICINE  CO. 

HIRSCH,  J.  SONS  &  CO. 


Carter's  Little  Liver  Pills. 

Seal  Brand  Coffee 
Contractors  Supplies. 
Distiller. 
Dress  Goods. 
El  Padre  Cigars. 
Enameled  Ware. 
Patent  Medecines. 
D.  &  A.  Corsets. 

Dewars  Scotch  Whiskey 

Epps  Cocoa. 

Patent  Medicines. 

"  Montserrat." 


Cattle  Food. 
Gold  Dust  Washing  Powder, 

Cigars. 
Gent's  Furnishings. 

Dry  Goods. 
Patent  Medicines. 


KELLY,  MOORE  &  CO. 
KING,  J.  D.  CO.,  LTD. 
KONIG  &  STUFFMANN. 
LAING  PACKING  CO. 
LEEMING  MILES  &  CO. 
LEVER  BROS.  L'TD. 


Financial  Agents. 
Bicycle  Saddles. 
Humphreys  Specifics. 
Irving  Cigars. 
Stock  Brokers. 
King  Quality  Shoes. 
P.  D.  Corsets. 
Provisions. 
Patent  Medicines. 
Sunlight  Soap. 


Montreal. 

Toronto. 

St.  John  N.B. 

Montreal. 

Montreal. 

Lowell,  Mass. 

Detroit,  Mich. 

Montreal. 

Manchester,  Eng. 

London,  Eng. 

London  Eng.,  &  Montreal. 

London,  Eng. 

Montreal. 

Louisville,  Ky. 

Montreal. 

New  York  City. 

Boston  &  Montreal. 

Montreal. 

Belleville,  Ont. 

Bradford,  Eng. 

Montreal. 

Montreal. 

Montreal. 

Quebec. 

Montreal. 

Montreal. 

Hamilton. 

London,  Eng. 

Buffalo,  N.Y. 

Montreal. 

Windsor,  Ont. 

Montreal. 

Cottolene,  etc.         Chicago. 

Montreal. 

Montreal. 

Granby,  Que. 

Montreal. 

Toronto. 

Montreal. 

Kingston. 

Montreal. 

Montreal. 

New  York  City. 

Montreal. 

Montreal. 

Toronto. 

Montreal. 

^  Montreal. 

Montreal. 

Port  Sunlight,  Eng. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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LIFFITON.C.  A.  &  CO. 
LUKE  BROS.  &  CO. 
MARCOTTE  BROS. 
MARIANI  &  CO. 
M  A  V,  THOS.  &  CO. 
MAYPOLE  SOAP  CO. 
MARITIME  PURE  FOOD  CO. 
MERIDEN  BRITANNIA  CO. 
MKAGHER  BROS.  &  CO. 
MICHAELS,  MORRIS. 
MORGAN,  HENRY  &  CO. 
MORRICE,  D.  SONS  &  CO. 
MORIN  &  CO.,  DR.  ED. 


Sirdar  Coffee. 
Nurserymen. 
Auctioneers. 
Mariani  Wine.    . 
Wholesale  Milliners. 
Maypole  Soap. 
Canned  Goods. 
Silverware. 
Cocoa  Wine. 

Cigars. 

Departmental  Store. 
Wholesale. 


MORSE  HA  ZEN. 


Hoffmans  Headache  Powders. 


MORTON  &  SONS,  DAVID. 
METALLIC  ROOFING  CO. 
McCLARY  MFG.  CO 
McGILL  UNIVERSITY. 

MCKAY  MILLING  co. 
MCLAREN,  j.  c.  BELTING  co. 

OTTAWA  TRUST  AND  DEPOSIT  CO. 


Victor  Soap. 
Metallic  Roofing. 
Stoves  and  Refrigerators. 

K.  Y.  Rolled  Oats. 


PACKARD,  L.  H.  &  CO. 
PEARS,  A.  &  F. 
PEDLAR  ROOFING  CO. 
PRIESTLEY,  B.  &  SONS. 
RATTRAY,  J.  &  CO. 
ROSE  &  LAFLAMME. 
ST.  CROIX  SOAP  MFG.  CO. 
SAGER,  DR.  D.  S. 
SAXLEHNER  ANDREAS. 
SEABURY  &  JOHNSON. 
SHERWIN  WILLIAMS  CO. 
SHOREY,  H.  &  CO. 
SLATER,  GEO.  &  SONS. 
SPROULE,  DR. 

STANDARD  SILVERWARE  CO. 
SUCKLING  &  CO. 
SEMI  READY  WARDROBE. 
TAYLOR,  JOHN  &  CO. 
TIPPET,  A.  P.  &  CO. 
TISDALL  SUPPLY  CO. 
TRAFALGAR  INSTITUTE. 
TURNER,  JAMES  &  CO. 
WARD,  DR.  CO.,  THE 

WELLS  &  RICHARDSON  co. 

WESTONPILL  CO.,  DR. 
WHITHAM  &  CO.,  JAMES. 
WILSON,  L.  A.  &  CO. 
WINDSOR  SALT  CO.,  L'TD. 
WONHAM,  W.  R.  &  SONS. 


Montreal. 
Montreal. 
Montreal. 
Paris,  France. 
Montreal. 

Montreal  and  London,  Eng. 
Woodstock,  N.B. 
Hamilton. 
Montreal. 
Montreal. 
Montreal. 
Montreal. 
Quebec. 

New  Rochelle,  N.Y. 
Hamilton. 
Toronto. 
London,  Ont. 
Montreal. 
Ottawa. 
Montreal. 
Ottawa. 
Montreal. 
London,  Eng. 
Oshawa,  Ont. 
Bradford,  Eng. 
Montreal. 
Montreal. 
St.  Stephen,  N.B. 
Brantford,  Out. 


Packards  Special  Shoe  Dressing. 

Pears  Soap. 
Metal  Roofing  and  Siding. 

Dress  Goods. 

Tartan  Tobacco. 

Manufacturers'  Agents. 

Surprise  Soap. 
Prices  Habit  Cure. 

Hunyadi  Janos.        Budapest  and  New  York. 
Bensons  Porous  Plasters.  New  York  City. 

S.  W.  Prepared  Paints.      Cleveland,  O.  and  Montreal. 


Shoreys  Clothing. 
The  Slater  Shoe. 


Auctioneers. 

Clothing. 

Morses  Soap  Works. 
Manufacturers  Agents. 


Ram  Lai  Tea. 
Patent  Medicines, 
f  Paines  Celery  Compound. ) 
I  Diamond  Dyes.  / 


Whitham  Shoe. 
Invalids  Port. 
Windsor  Salt. 
G.  H.  Mumm's  Extra  Dry. 


Montreal. 
Montreal. 
Boston . 
Montreal- 
Toronto. 
Montreal. 
Toronto. 
Montreal. 
Toronto. 
Montreal. 
Hamilton. 
Toronto. 
Burlington,  Vt. 
and  Montreal. 
Toronto. 
Montreal. 
Montreal. 
Windsor,  Ont. 
Montreal. 


We  refer  prospective  advertisers  to  any  customer  on  the 
above  list  and  solicit  correspondence  on  the  subject  of  advertis- 
ing in  Canadian  papers. 

A.  McKIM  &  CO. 

M:\VSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY, 
MONTREAL. 


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CANADA  AS  A  FIELD  FOR  UNITED  STATES 
ADVERTISERS. 

Statistics  from  an  article  by  Hugh  Graham,  published  in  "Pro- 
fitable Advertising"  Dec. 


During  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  30,  1898,  our  tariff  gave  a  preference 
of  12)4  per  cent.,  now  25  per  cent.,  in  favor  of  British  goods  ;  but  despite 
the  fact,  the  imports  of  American  goods  entered  for  actual  consumption  in 
Canada  were  $78,263,504,  as  compared  with  $58,574,024  in  the  fiscal  year 
1896,  the  last  year  of  the  old  tariff;  that  is,  the  Canadian  imports  of  Ame- 
rican merchandise  increased  by  $19,689,480,  or,  in  other  words,  about  $4 
per  capita  of  the  population.  In  the  same  time,  their  imports  from  all  coun- 
tries, of  goods  entered  for  actual  consumption  in  the  country,  increased  by 
only  $22,294,442,  and  their  imports  from  Great  Britain  for  this  period  show 
a  falling  off  of  $973,037  since  July  i  last.  The  preference  is  25  per  cent., 
and  this  may  cause  a  change  in  respect  to  British  imports.  It  may  be  well 
to  note,  that  $8,562,434  of  the  American  increase  was  on  dutiable  goods. 

A  country's  productive  powers  are  a  measure  of  its  ability  to  buy  and 
pay  for  goods  of  other  nations.  Canada  bought  more  goods  last  year  than 
formerly,  but  still  comparing  the  same  periods,  she  has  shown  an  even 
larger  increase  in  her  productive  powers.  A  high-water  mark  in  exports 
was  made  in  1896,  but  those  of  1898  exceed  them  by  $38,461,918,  the  values 
for  the  respective  periods  being  $121,013,852  and  $i52i485,77o.  Great 
Britain  took  $79,586,605  more  of  our  products  in  1898  than  in  1896,  and  the 
United  States  $9,402,786  more.  The  United  States  Consul  General  in  Mon- 
treal, Gen.  John  J.  Bittinger,  has  sent  to  his  government  at  Washington  a 
report  which  should  prove  profitable  reading  to  all  merchants  desirous  of 
extending  their  trade  in  Canada.  The  Canadian  trade  and  navigation  re- 
turns for  the  present  year  will  likewise  bear  study.  In  his  report  Mr. 
Bittinger  takes  ground  in  favor  of  reciprocity,  pointing  out  that  in  order 
that  Canadians  should  purchase  more  freely  in  the  United  States,  they 
must  be  able  to  sell  there  also.  He  gives  the  following  table  of  goods  im- 
ported from  Great  Britain  to  Canada,  the  import  of  which  in  1897  was  less 
'than  in  1893,  while  the  import  of  the  same  class  of  goods  from  the  United 
States  exceeds  that  of  1893. 


CLASS  OF  GOODS. 

Increase  of  im- 
ports from  United 
States  into  Canada 
in  1897  over  1893. 

Jp 

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!H        .Hjg- 

UJ2  ffl  " 

«1rc| 

&BS 

Braces  and  Brushes  

$18,500 

$7,500 

Carpets  .   .   .   . 

31,000 

Carriages  

Watches  and  Cases  

110,700 

8,300 

Cordage  

Cotton  Goods  

15,000 

732,000 

Glass  and  Crockery  

138  ooo 

Hats,  Caps,  etc  

176,000 

265  ooo 

Jewelry,  etc  

Agricultural  Implements  ..               ... 

356  ooo 

All  other  Iron  Goods  

i  541,000 

3,013  ooo 

Tin  Goods  .        

Sundry  Metal  Goods  

310,000 

333,000 

Scientific  Instruments  ...... 

Paints  and  Colors  

79,000 

Silks  and  Ribbons  

34,000 

146,400 

Dress  and  Piece  Goods  

*"      31,000 

171,000 

Umbrellas  

800 

173,000 

Manufactures  of  Wood  ....".. 

735,000 

30,000 

Wool  and  Woolen  Goods    

18  ooo 

(,,438,600 

A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


ONTARIO.  39 


PROVINCE  OF  ONTARIO. 


Ontario  is  the  most  populous  and  wealthy  of  all  the  provinces  of 
Canada.  It  has  a  land  area  of  219,650  square  miles  and  a  water  area  of 
2,350  sq.  miles  ;  with  a  population  at  the  census  of  1891  of  2, 114,321.  The 
present  population  is  estimated  at  two  and  half  million  souls.  It  has  42 
counties  besides  several  districts  as  large  as  some  European  states,  out  of 
which  future  counties  will  be  formed.  The  province  has  13  incorporated 
cities,  99  incorporated  towns  and  about  2,500  villages.  Its  facilities  for 
railway  and  water  communication  combined  are  not  surpassed  by  any 
division  of  the  American  continent.  The  River  St.  Lawrence  and  the  great 
lakes,  Ontario,  Erie,  Huron,  and  Superior  touch  it  on  its  entire  southern 
and  western  boundaries,  while  from  the  "  Height  of  land,"  which  forms 
the  back  bone  of  the  province,  many  fine  rivers  flow  down  to  those  lakes 
on  the  south,  or  to  James  Bay  and  Hudsons  Bay  on  the  north.  No 
important  county  is  unreached  by  a  railway,  and  out  of  a  total  of  16,687 
miles  of  railway  in  Canada  6,647  miles  or  about  40  per  cent  are  in  Ontario. 
In  the  extent  and  variety  of  its  agricultural,  dairy  and  fruit  products 
Ontario  leads  the  Dominion,  while  its  wealth  of  gold,  nickel  and  other 
valuable  minerals  is  proving  to  be  greater  than  was  ever  anticipated  by 
geologists  ten  years  ago.  A  census  of  the  live  stock  of  the  province  in 
1897  showed  613,670  head  of  horses,  2,182,326  head  of  cattle,  1,690,350 
head  of  sheep  and  1,284,963  head  of  swine,  while  some  items  of  the  agricul- 
tural products  in  the  same  year  were  as  follows:  28,856,152  bushels  of 
wheat,  12,021,779  bushels  of  barley,  86,318,128  bushels  of  oats,  13,867,093 
bushels  of  peas,  7,000,000  bushels  of  other  grain,  16,100,797  bushels  of 
potatoes,  68,297, 148  bushels  of  turnips,  and  3,811,518  tons  of  hay.  It  is 
noteworthy  that  the  average  yield  per  acre  of  crops  in  Ontario,  though  not 
so  high  as  in  Manitoba  and  the  N.W.T.,  is  greater  than  in  any  state -in  the 
American  Union,  the  comparison  holding  good  with  all  kinds  of  grain,  and 
with  all  states,  except  one  kind  of  grain  in  one  state — Kansas  which  pro- 
duces a  higher  average  in  oats-  The  production  of  cheese  in  1897  was 
164,220,699  Ibs.  and  of  butter  11,453,351  Ibs.  In  1897  Ontario  had  5,669 
public  schools  besides  340  Roman  Catholic  separate  schools  and  6  protes- 
tant  separate  schools,  105  kindergartens  and  18  night  schools,  with 
441,157  pupils  in  the  public  schools,  41,620  in  the  R.  C.  separate  schools, 
543  in  the  protestant  separate  schools,  10,693  in  the  Kindergartens,  and 
i  ,406  in  the  night  schools.  The  number  of  public  school  teachers  was 
8,376.  In  higher  education  Ontario  has  a  provincial  normal  school  for 
the  training  of  teachers,  two  other  normal  schools,  two  model  schools,  an 
art  and  industrial  school,  two  technical  schools,  37  collegiate  institutes 
with  12,208  pupils,  and  130  high  schools  with  24,390  pupils.  It  has  also 
103  public  free  libraries  and  401  public  subscription  libraries.  The  pro- 
vince had  in  1897,  3,198  post  offices  through  which  passed  65,500,000 
letters,  16,750,000  post  cards,  i  ,785,000  registered  letters,  4,150,000  free 
letters,  14,825,000  transient  newspapers,  circulars,  etc.,  and  653,724  money 
orders.  Ontario  is  represented  in  the  Dominion  parliament  by  24  senators 
and  92  members  of  the  House  of  Commons.  Its  local  government  is 
carried  on  by  a  single  chamber  having  94  members.  Capital,  Toronto. 

For  statistics  and  other  information  regarding  the  papers  of  the 
prownce  see  other  farts  of  this  u'ork. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


4o  THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 

ACTON,  pop.  1,500,  Co.  Halton,  on  G.T.Ry.,  35  miles  W.  of  Toronto 
and  30  miles  N.  of  Hamilton  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Indus- 
tries :  glove  manufacturing  (having-  the  largest  factory  in  Canada), 
glove,  sole,  and  harness  leather  manufacturing.  The  centre  of  a  fine 
grain  and  stock  raising  country.  Chief  Shipments  :  leather,  gloves, 
lime,  grain  and  live  stock.  The  town  contains  six  churches  and  a 
public  library  containing  1,500  volumes.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Rockwood,  Limehouse, 
Speyside,  Ospringe,  Knatchbull,  Eden  Mills  and  Ballinafad. 

FREE  PRESS,  weekly,  H.  P.  Moore,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1875  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  21  x  27.  Circ'n,  actual  average  for  1898,  872 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  388. 

AILSA  CRAIG,  pop.  900,  Co.  Middlesex,  on  Main  line  G.T.R.  and 
Aux  Sauble  river  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  ; 
flour,  planing,  saw  and  flax  mills,  foundry,  machine  shops  and 
other  industries.  Chief  Shipments;  flour,  grain,  wood,  timber  and  live 
stock  (the  latter  being  carried  on  extensively.)  The  village  contains 
four  churches,  public  school,  town  hall,  etc.  Surrounding  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published  :  Nairn,  Fernhill,  Denfield,  Brinsley, 
Falkirk,  Lienry,  Mooresville  and  Centralia. 

BANNER,  weekly;  Geo.  H.  Newton,  publisher;  established 
1893  ;  independent ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  60  cents  ;  four  pages, 
size  21  y?.  x  30.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  296. 

ALEXANDRIA,  pop.  1,800,  Co.  Glengarry,  on  the  Canada  Atlantic 
*  Ry.,  13  miles  from  Lancaster  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  The  largest 
and  most  important  town  in  the  county.  Chief  Industries  ;  cheese 
box  factory,  cheese,  saw,  leather  and  iron  manufacturing,  and  the 
head  offices  of  the  Can.  Atlantic  Ry.  Chief  Shipments  :  timber, 
cheese,  leather,  grain,  etc.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where 
no  papers  are  published  :  Maxville,  Glen  Robertson,  Lancaster, 
Williamstown  and  Martintown. 

GLENGARRIAN,  weekly  ;  Arthur  Craig,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1884  ;  conservative  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  i^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  280. 

N  EWS  weekly;  A. 'G.  F.  Macdonald,  editor  and  manager  ;  esta- 
blished 1892  ;  liberal  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size 
21  x  27.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,3OO 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  348. 

ALLISTON,  pop.  i, 600,  Co.  Simcoe,  on  the  Hamilton  and  North 
Western  div.  of  the  G.T.Ry.,  71  miles  from  Hamilton  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex., 
M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries:  agricultural  implement,  lumber,  flour 
and  woolen  manufacturing.  Chief  Shipments  :  farm  produce,  imple- 
ments, flour,  lumber  and  woolens.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published  :  Rosemont,  Newton,  Arlington, 
Bondhead,  Tecumseh,  Clover  Hill,  Thompson,  Nicholson,  Deer- 
hound,  Lisle,  Ivy,  Fintona  and  Stanton. 

HERALD,  weekly  ;  R.  J.  Wallace,  editor  and  proprietor;  estab- 
lished 1870;  independent ;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages, 
size  18  x  22.  r  Circ'n  tf 

ALMONTE,  pop.  3,140,  Co.  Lanark,  on  the  Mississipi  River  andC.P. 
Ry.,  36  miles  from  Ottawa  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Indus- 

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tries  :  woolen,  leather,  iron,  and  knitted  goods  manufacturing".  Chief 
Shipments  :  farm  produce,  woolens,  lumber,  leather,  live  stock,  and 
agricultural  machinery.  The  town  contains  seven  churches  of  different 
denominations,  good  high  and  public  schools,  public  library,  town  hall, 
public  hall,  fire  department,  and  unlimited  power  from  the  river,  has 
electric  light  and  gas.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no 
papers  are  published  :  Galbraith,  Watson's  Corners,  Clayton,  Fergu- 
son's Falls,  Antrim,  Bennie's  Corners,  Innisville,  Galetta,  Rosetta, 
Middleville,  Pakenham,  Appleton,  Panmure,  Rosebank,  Hopetown, 
Powell,  McKinlay  and  Tatlock. 

GAZETTE,  weekly  ;  McLeod  &  McEwen,  editors  and  publishers  ; 
established  1867  ;  liberal ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages, 
size  17  x  22%.  Sworn  Circ'n  2,7OO 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  382. 

TIMES,  weekly  ;  Wm.  W.  Pittard,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1882  ;  liberal-conservative  ;  Saturday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  17^  x  24.  Circ'n  % 

ALVINSTON,  pop.  1,200,  Co.  Lambton,  on  Big  Bear  Creek,  and  St. 
Clair  Branch  Mich.  Central  Ry.,  35  miles  W.  of  St.  Thomas  ;  Tel., 
T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  woolen,  flour  and  saw  mills, 
stove  factory,  fruit  evaporator  and  cider  mill.  Chief  Shipments  : 
farm  produce,  lumber,  flour,  woolens,  dried  fruit  and  live  stock.  The 
town  contains  five  churches  of  different  denominations,  public  school, 
music  hall  and  general  stores.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where 
no  papers  are  published  :  Mount  Brydges,  Longwood,  and  Sonibra. 

FREE  PRESS,  weekly;  Fred.  B.  Cummer,  editor  and  publisher; 
established  1885  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00,  eight 
pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  %" 

AMHERSTBURG,  pop.  2,279,  Co.  Essex,  on  the  Detroit  River  and 
M.  C.  Ry.,  1 8  miles  from  Windsor  ;  good  steamboat  connection  to 
Windsor  and  Detroit  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries: 
flour,  lumber  manufacturing,  machine  shop,  foundry,  spoke  and 
bending  works  and  qnarrying.  Chief  Shipments  :  fruit,  agricultu- 
ral implements,  live  stock,  farm  produce,  tobacco  and  stone.  The 
town  contains  five  churches  of  different  denominations,  graded  and 
public  schools,  town  hall  and  a  library.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  ;  Harrow,  Comet,  Oxley, 
Gesto,  Colchester,  McGregor,  Gordon,  Cottam,  Sandwich,  Vereker 
and  Arrter. 

ECHO,  weekly;  Echo  Printing  Co.,  publishers;  Jno.  A.  Auld, 
M.P.P.,  President  ;  established  1874  ;  liberal  ;  Friday  :  subscription 
§1.50  ;  eight  pages,  size  17  x  24.  Circ'n  2 

A RN PRIOR,  pop.  4,000,  Co.  Renfrew,  on  the  Madawaska  River  at 
its  confluence  with  the  Ottawa,  50  miles  S.E.  of  Pembroke  ;  Tel., 
T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  woolen  and  saw  mills,  mar- 
ble works  and  the  McNab  iron  mines.  Chief  Shipments  :  woolen 
goods,  marble,  lumber,  flour  and  iron  ore.  The  town  contains  five 
churches,  high  and  public  schools,  public  library  and  town  hall  seat- 
ing 400,  mechanics'  institute  and  library,  good  fire  department  and 
well-kept  streets.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published  ;  Kinburn,  Fitzroy  Harbor,  Quyon,  Braeside,  Bell's 
Corners  and  Bristol. 

CHRONICLE,  weekly;  Jeffrey  Bros,  publishers;  established 

1879  ;  conservative  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size 
16x21.  Circ'n  2 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  272. 

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N  EWS,  weekly  ;  Neilson  Pub.  Co.,  proprietors  ;  established 
1895  ;  independent;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages, 
size  20  x  13.  Circ'n 

Also  publish  Quyon  Times  and  Aylmer  Rerieic. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  394. 

WATCHMAN,  weekly  ;  Jas.  C.  Williams,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1890  ;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00;  eight 
pages,  size  16  x  22.  Circ'n 

ARTHUR,  pop.  1.296,  Co.  Wellington,  on  the Conestogo  andC.P.Ry., 
25  miles  N.W.  of  Guelph  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Indus- 
tries: flour,  woolen,  planing,  saw,  shingle  and  flax  mills,  a  foundry  and 
barrel  factory.  Chief  Shipments  :  flour,  lumber,  grain,  shingles,  flax, 
barrels  and  live  stock.  The  town  contains  five  churches,  two  schools 
and  a  town  hall.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published  :  Muick,  Damascus,  Waldemere,  Alton  and  Holstein. 

ENTERPRISE,  weekly  ;  M.  C.  O'Donnel,  editor  and  publisher  : 
established  1869  ;  liberal  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  :  eight 
pages,  size  17^'  x  24.  Circ'n 

ATHENS,  pop.  1 200,  Co.  Leeds,  on  the  B.  W.  and  Sault  St.  Marie  Rail- 
road., ismilesW.  of  Brockville;Tel.,T.,Ex.,  M.O.,Bank.  Chief  Indus- 
tries: saw,  flour,  woolen  mills  and  farming.  Chief  Shipments:  lumber, 
grain  and  farm  produce.  The  town  contains  five  churches,  high  and 
public  schools,  town  hall,  House  of  Industry,  etc.  Surrounding  towns 
and  villages  were  no  papers  are  published  :  Sherwood,  Mallorytown, 
Fairfield,  Toledo,  Chantry,  Portland,  Sealy's  Bay  and  Washburn. 

REPORTER,  AND  COUNTY  OF  LEEDS  ADVERTISER, 
weekly;  B.  Loverin,  editor  and  publisher;  established  1885;  in- 
dependent liberal ;  Tuesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size 
20  x  26.  Circ'n 

ATWOOD,  pop.  700,  Co.  Perth,  on  G.  T.  Ry.,  30  miles  N.  of  Strat- 
ford, 6  miles  S.W.  of  Listowel  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  Bank  at  Listowel.  Chief 
Industries  ;  saw,  shingle,  flour  and  flax  mills,  planing  mills  and  cheese 
box  factory.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  cheese,  grain,  live  stock  and 
leather.  The  town  contains  four  churches  and  one  public  school. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Bornholm,  Donegal,  Mpnkton,  Ethel,  Trowbridge  and  Henfryn. 

BEE,  weekly;  R.  S.  Pelton,  editor  and  publisher;  established 
1890  ;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size 

13  x  20.  Circ'n 

AURORA,  pop.  1,743,  Co.  York,  on  the  G.  T.  Ry.,  30  miles  N.  of 
Toronto  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.  O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries :  flour, 
saw,  planing  and  shingle  mills,  tanning  and  other  industries.  Chief 
Shipments :  grain,  flour,  leather  and  farm  produce.  The  town 
contains  five  churches,  public  schools,  a  mechanics'  institute  with  a 
large  library  and  public  hall  seating  400,  town  hall  seating  700. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Schomberg,  Lloydtown  and  Kettleby. 

BAN  NER,  weekly  ;  S.  H.  Lundy,  editor  and  publisher  ;  esta- 
blished 1861  ;  liberal ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size 

14  x  20.  Circ'n 

AYLMER,  pop.  2,200,  Co.  Elgin,  on  Catfish  Creek  and  G.  T.  Py.,  12 
miles  E.  of  St.  Thomas;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.  O.,  Bank.  Chief  Indus- 

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tries  :  woolen,  flour,  saw  and  planing  mills,  and  one  of  the  largest 
canning  factories  in  the  Province,  wood  turning,  hub  and  spoke 
works  and  other  industries.  Chief  Shipments  :  canned  goods,  grain, 
live  stock  and  farm  produce,  salt  pork  and  the  various  products  of 
it-,  manufactories.  The  town  contains  three  churches,  collegiate 
institute,  high  and  public  schools,  mechanics'  institute  with  library 
of  3,500  volumes,  and  a  town  hall  seating  400.  Surrounding  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Straffordville,  Vienna, 
Port  Burwell,  .Orwell  and  Sparta. 

EXPRESS,  weekly  ;  E.  C.  Monteith  &  Co.,  editors  and  publi- 
shers ;  established  1872  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  twelve  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,9OO 

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SUN,  weekly;  G.  M.  Standing  &  Co.,  editors  and  publishers; 
established  1886  ;  liberal  ;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  17  x  24.  Circ'n 

AYR,  pop.  1,040.  Co.  Waterloo,  on  C.  P.  Ry.,  14  miles  S.  of  Berlin  ; 
Tel.,T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  flour  mills,  agricultural 
implement  works,  etc.  Chief  Shipments  :  flour,  grain  and  live  stock. 
Surrounding  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Ratho,  Bright, 
Shakespeare,  Petersburg,  Wellesley  and  Poole. 

N  EWS,  weekly  ;  Constable  &  Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1898  ; 
Independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  50  cents  ;  eight  pages,  size 
13  x  20. 

AY  I  ON  ,  pop.  400,  Co.  Grey,  on  the  South  Saugeen  River,  and  on 
the  G.  B.  &  L.  E.  div.  G.  T.  R.,  9  miles  from  Clifford  ;  Tel.,  Ex., 
M.  O.  The  town  contains  five  churches,  three  hotels,  two  stores, 
Chief  Industries  :  two  chopping  and  one  saw  mill,  one  stave,  hoop 
and  barrel  factor}'.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published  :  Alsfeldt,  Egremont,  Glen  Eden,  Dren,  Holsteen,  Mur- 
dock,  Xenagh,  Orchard,  Hampden,  Varney,  Allan  Park,  Aberdeen, 
Carlsmke,  Neuslatt,  Moltke  and  Deemerton. 

ADVANCE,  weekly  ;  M.  B.  Flynn,  publisher  ;  established  1895  ; 
Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n 

BANCROFT,  pop.  400,  Co.  Hastings,  15  miles  from  Ormsby,  on 
Central  Ontario  R'y.  Tel.,  Ex.,  at  Ormsby  or  Rathbun,  a 
thriving  village  near  the  terminus  of  C.  O.  R'y.  running  from  Picton 
to  Coe's  Hill.  Chief  Industries  :  saw  mills,  a  woolen  mill,  machine 
shop.  It  has  several  good  general  stores.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Bronson,  Deer  Lake, 
Cheddar,  Maynorth,  Hybia,  Greenview,  Hermon,  Mount  Eagle 
Valley,  L'Amable,  Umfraville,  Fanaday,  Glen  Alda  and  Nugent. 

TIMES,  weekly  ;  Morrison  Bros.,  publishers  ;  established  1894  ; 
independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size 
23  x  18.  Circ'n  l 

BARRIE,  pop.  7.000,  Co.  Simcoe,  on  Kempenfeldt  Bay,  off  Lake 
*  Simcoe,  on  Northern  and  North  Western  division  of  the  G.  T.  Ry., 
64  miles  N.  N.  W.  from  Toronto  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industries  :  woolen,  saw  and  planing  mills,  machine  shops,  carriage 
and  furniture  factory,  boat  building,  meat  packing,  foundries,  crea- 
meries and  tannery,  G.  T.  R.  machine  repair  shops.  Chief  Shipments: 
grain,  creamery,  live  stock  and  farm  produce,  and  the  products 
of  its  several  factories  and  mills.  The  town  contains  eleven  churches, 
a  collegiate  institute  and  five  schools,  mechanics'  library  with  3,500 

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volumes,  a  public  hall  seating  700,  opera  house  and  music  hall,  court 
house  ;  is  lighted  with  gas  and  electric  light,  water  works,  has  a 
good  fire  department,  good  wharves  and  steamboat  connection,  and 
is  a  summer  resort.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no 
papers  are  published  ;  Thornton,  Lefroy,  Dalston,  Stroud,  Angus, 
and  Hillsdale. 

EXAMINER,  weekly  ;  J.  A.  MacLaren,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1863  ;  liberal  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages  ;  size  18  x  22.  Circ'n  i 

GAZETTE,  weekly  ;  N.  W.  E.  King,  edkor and  publisher;  estab- 
lished 1868  ;  liberal  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages, 
size  15  x  22.  Circ'n.  ^ 

NORTHERN  ADVANCE,  weekly  ;  A.  C.  Batten,  editor  ;  S. 
Wesley,  publisher  ;  established  1851  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ; 
subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  16  x  22. 

Circ'n,  actual  average  for  1898,  1,368 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  272. 

BEAMSVILLE,  pop.  911,  Co.  Lincoln,  i  mile  S.  of  Beamsville  Station, 
12  miles  W.  of  St.  Catharines  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industries  :  several  mills  and  extensive  limestone  quarries.  Chief  Ship- 
ments :  grain,  flour,  live  stock,  limestone,  fruit  and  farm  produce. 
It  contains  four  churches,  high  and  public  schools,  and  the  best 
limestone  quarries  in  Ontario.  Surrounding  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published  :  Campden,  Rosedene,  and  Tintern. 

EXPRESS,  weekly;  H.  E.  Bywater,  editor  and  publisher; 
established  1895  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size 
15  x  22.  Circ'n  ^ 

BEAVERTON,  pop.  i.ooo,  Co.  Ontario,  on  G.  T.  Ry.  and  Beaver 
River,  45  miles  N.  of  Whitby,  75  miles  from  Toronto.  Tel.,  T., 
Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  flour  and  woolen  mills  and  tan- 
neries. Chief  Shipments  ,  flour,  brick,  tiles,  leather,  yarn,  grain 
and  produce.  It  has  four  churches,  one  school,  mechanics'  institute 
and  library,  containing  200  volumes,  and  town  hall,  seating 
500.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published: 
Woodville,  Oakwood,  Lorneville,  Eldon,  Kirkfield  and  Brechim. 

EXPRESS,  weekly  ;  Jos.  J.  Cave,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1883  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  i 

Issues  also  the  WotmvOtt  Advocate  and  Cannington  Echo,  The 
circulations  of  which  are  included  in  above  rating. 

BE  ETON,  pop.  900,  Co.  Simcoe,  on  N.  and  N.W.  division  G.  T.  Ry., 
26  miles  S.  of  Barrie,  55  miles  from  Toronto  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O., 
Bank.  Chief  Industries  ;  bee-keeping,  hosiery  factory,  and  farming, 
Chief  Shipments  :  live  stock,  grain  and  produce.  It  contains  three 
churches,  one  school,  two  public  halls,  fire-proof  elevator,  storing 
100,000  bushels  of  grain.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no 
papers  are  published  :  Bondhead,  Pennville,  Thompsonville,  Newton, 
Robinson,  Athlone,  Loretto  and  Keenansville. 

WORLD,  weekly  ;  Frank  I.  Somers,  publisher  ;  established  1882; 
independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x 
22.  Circ'n  i^ 

V    /    BELLEVILLE,  pop.    10,416,  Co.  Hastings,  on  G.T^Ry.,  Moira  River, 

*  and   Bay  of  Quinte,  220  miles  from   Montreal  and    113   miles   from 

Toronto  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,   Bank.     Steamboat  connection.to  all 

points.     Chief  Industries  :    woolen,  knitting,  paper,  saw  and  planing 

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mills,  foundries,  and  cheese  factories.  Chief  Shipments  :  cheese, 
grain,  lumber,  furniture,  stoves,  stoneware,  and  produce.  It  contains 
twelve  churches,  several  schools  and  colleges,  mechanics'  institute 
with  a  library  containing  3,000  vols.,  an  opera  house  seating  1200, 
city  hall  seating  500,  Metropolitan  hall  seating  700,  deaf  and  dumb 
institute,  hospital  and  home  for  the  friendless,  gas  and  electric  light, 
good  fire  department  and  street  railway.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Ameliasburg,  Foxboro', 
Bridgewater  and  Frankford. 

INTELLIGENCER,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  D.  C.  Cole- 
man,  editor  ;  C.  J.  Bowell,  publisher  ;  established  1834  ;  conserva- 
tive; subscription  $5.00;  four  pages,  size  24^  x  41.  Sworn  Circ'n  816 

WEEKLY,  Thursday  ;  established  1834  ;  conservative  ;  subscrip- 
tion Si. oo  ;  eight  pages,  size  17^  x  25.  Sworn  Circ'n  2,57O 

See  /'ublishers  Statement  Page  392. 

ONTARIO,  every  evening  except  Sunday,  T.  S.  Carmen, 
publisher  ;  established  1870  ;  reform  ;  subscription  $5.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  ^ 

WEEKLY,  Ontario  County  Chronicle,  established  1830;  Thursday; 
subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  i  J<£ 

SUN,  every  evening  except  Sunday;  Cameron  Brown,  publisher; 
established    1893  :    liberal  ;    subscription  $3.00  ;     four   pages,    size    ^ 
18  x  24.  Circ'n  i 

WEEKLY,  established  1893  ;  liberal  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  twelve  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  2 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  343. 

CANADIAN  MUTE,  semi-monthly;  P.  Mathieson,  publisher; 
established  1892;  special  for  the  deaf;  subscription  50  cents;  six 
pages,  size  17  x  22. 

ALBERT  COLLEGE  TIMES,  monthly;  W.  P.  Dyer,  pub- 
lisher; established  1884  ;  College  ; subscription  50  cents;  twenty- 
four  pages,  size  12x8. 

BELMONT,  pop.  600,  Co.  Middlesex,  on  C.  P.  Ry.,  13  miles  S.  E.  of 
London  and  9  miles  N.E.  of  St.  Thomas,  its  nearest  banking  town  ; 
Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries  :  flour  and  flax  mills  and  agricul- 
ture. Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  flour  and  dairy  produce.  Surround- 
ing towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Nilestown, 
Derwent,  Harrietville,  Glanworth,  Mapleton  and  Lyons. 

TIMES,  weekly  ;  Strachan  Bros.,  publishers  ;  established  1888  ; 
independent; Wednesday;  subscription  $1.00;  four  pages,  size  18  x  24. 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  380.  Circ'n  % 

BERLIN,  pop.  9,000,  Co.  Waterloo,  on  G.T.Ry.,  62  miles  from  Toronto,  . 
*  connected  with  Waterloo  by  Electric  Railway ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  ' 
M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  shirts,  collars  and  suspenders, 
buttons,  furniture,  boot  and  shoe,  felt,  piano  and  organ  manufac- 
tories, tanneries,  foundries,  grist,  saw  and  planing  mills.  Chief 
Shipments  :  the  products  of  its  factories.  The  town  contains  three 
wholesale  houses,  sixteen  churches,  R.  C.  college,  high  and  public 
and  separate  schools,  and  a  public  library.  Surrounding  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  New  Dundee,  Baden, 
Blair,  Freeport,  Bloomingdale,  Doon,  Hawksville,  St.  Jacobs,  Peter- 
sburg, Manheim,  Breslau,  Bridgeport,  Heidelburgand  Winterbourne. 

NEWS  RECORD,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  German  Ptg. 
and  Pub.  Co.,  Limited,  publishers  and  proprietors.  W.  V.  Uttly, 
manager  and  editor  ;  established  1878  ;  conservative  ;  subscription 
$3,00  ;  four  pages,  size  17  x  24.  Circ'n  i  # 


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WEEKLY,  established  1878  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subscrip- 
tion Si. on  ;  eight  pages,  size  17  x  24.  Circ'n  i}£ 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  328. 

TELEGRAPH,  every  evening  except  Sunday;  D.  A.  Bean  and 
M.M.  Donald,  publishers,  established  1895;  liberal;  subscription 
$3.00  ;  four  pages,  size  25^  x  20.  Circ'n  % 

BERLINER  JOURNAL,  German,  weekly  ;  W.  J.  Motz,  editor  ; 
Rittinger  &  Motz,  publishers  ;  established  1859  ;  liberal ;  Thursday  ; 
subscription  $1.50  in  advance  ;  eight  pages,  size  16  x  22. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  298.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,747 

DEUTSHE  ZEITUNG,  weekly  ;  German  ;  Frederick  Delion, 
editor  ;  Ge'rman  Printing  and  Publishing  Co.,  Limited,  publishers  ; 
established  1891  ;  conservative  ;  Tuesday  ;  subscription  $1.50  ; 
eight  pages,  size  17  x  24.  Circ'n  i^ 

GOSPEL  BANNER,  weekly;  H.  S.  Hallman,  editor  ;  Men- 
nonite  Brethern  in  Christ  Pub.  Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1877  ; 
Mennonite  ;  subscription  $1.25  ;  sixteen  pages,  size  9  x  12.  Circ'n  2^ 

YOUTHS  BANNER,  semi-monthly;  H.S.  Hallman,  publisher; 
established  1897  ;  ist  and  3rd  Tuesday  of  month  ;  subscription 
25  cents  ;  religious  ;  four  pages,  size  9x12.  Circ'n  }£ 

PHILATELIC  ADVOCATE,  monthly  ;  Starnaman  Bros., 
publishers;  established  1896;  stamps  ;  subscription  250.  ;  1 8  pages, 
size  6x8. 

DER  EVANGELIUMS  BOTE,  monthly;  German,  J.  P. 
Hauch,  publisher  ;  established  1889  ;  evangelical  ;  subscription  5oc; 
eight  pages,  size  u  x  16. 

ECHO  VON  ST.  JOHANNES,  monthly  ;  German,  Rev.  B. 
Christiansen,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established  1890  ;  evangelical 
Lutheran  ;  subscription  25c  ;  four  pages,  size  1 1  x  16. 

BLENHEIM,  pop.  1,708,  Co.  Kent,  on  theE.  &  H.  Ry.,  6  miles  N.W. 
of  Rondeau  Harbor  on  Lake  Erie  and  12  miles  S.  E.  of  Chatham  ; 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  flour,  saw,  planing 
and  bent  wood  mills,  foundry,  machine  shops  ;  headquarters  for 
the  fresh  bean  and  tobacco  business  of  Southern  Kent.  Chief  Ship- 
ments :  lumber,  grain,  flour,  bent  wood,  machinery  and  beans, 
peaches,  apples,  small  fruits  and  tobacco.  The  town  contains  six 
churches,  three  public  .schools,  public  hall  seating  450,  and  a  fire 
brigade.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  ;  Port  Alma,  Dealton,  Croton,  Cedar  Springs,  Rondeau, 
Morpeth,  Fargo,  Harwich,  Ridley  and  Charing  Cross. 

NEWS,  weekly;  A.  Denholm,  editor  and  publisher;  established 
1874  ;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size 
17  x  22.  Circ'n  ^ 

TRIBUNE,  weekly  ;  R.  Appleford  &  Son,  publishers  ;  establish- 
ed 1898;  subscription  $ i. oo  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  eight  pages, 
size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  YZ 

BLY  T  HE,  pop,  1 100,  Co,  Huron,  on  G.T.Ry.,  18  miles  E.  of  Goderich  ; 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  saw,  flour,  planing,  shin- 
gle and  flax  mills,  salt  works,  brick  yard,  sash,  door,  and  blind  fac- 
tory and  machine  shops.  Chief  Shipments  :  salt,  flour,  grain,  lum- 
ber, live  stock,  building  materials,  etc.  The  town  contains  four 
churches,  a  public  school,  a  public  hall  and  public  library  Surround- 
ing towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Bluevale, 
Ethel,  Walton,  Dungannon,  Westfield,  St.  Augustine,  and  Leadbury. 

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STANDARD,  weekly;  A.  E.  Bradwin,  publisher;  established 
1887  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages, 
size  1 8  x  24.  .SVr  I'ublishers  Statement  I'age  398.  Circ'n 

BOBCAYGEON,  pop,  1,018,  Co,  Victoria,  on  the  Bobcaygeon  Ri- 
ver, 22  miles  N.E.  of  Lindsay  and  11  miles  E.  of  Fenelon  Falls,  its 
nearest  railway  station  on  the  G.T.Ry.,  Tel.,  T.,  M.O.,  Bank  at  Lind- 
say. Chief  Industries  ,  saw,  flour,  shingle  and  other  mills.  Chief 
Shipments  :  flour,  shingles,  lumber  and  live  stock.  The  town  con- 
tains five  churches  and  a  public  school,  and  has  steamboat  service 
during  navigation.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
/  are  published  :  Dunsford,  Cambray,  Coboconk  and  Oakwood. 

INDEPENDENT,  weekly;  C.  E.  Stewart,  editor  and  publisher, 
J.R.  Stewart,  Business  Manager,  established  1870;  independent; 
Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  20  x  24.  Circ'n 

BOL  I  ON,  pop.  900,  Co.  Peel,  on  theHumber  River  and  T.G.&B.  divi- 
sion of  the  C.P.Ry.,  26  miles  from  Toronto,  18  miles  N.  of  Brampton  ; 
Tel.,  Ex.  Chief  Industries:  woolen  and  flour  mill,  foundries,  potteries, 
carriage  and  furniture  factories  and  brick  yards.  Chief  Shipments  : 
grain,  flour,  produce,  woolen  goods,  agricultural  implements,  brick 
and  tiles.  The  town  contains  four  churches,  a  public  school  and 
a  town  hall.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  Caledon  East,  Nobleton,  Lloydtown,  Mono  Road,  Sand 
Hill,  Lockton,  Coleraine,  Palgrave,  Kleinberg  and  Coventry. 

ENTERPRISE,  weekly;  F.  N.  Leavens,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1888  ;  independent  :  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  364. 

BOTHWELL,  pop.  1.250,  Co.  Kent,  on  Thomas  River  and  G.T.Ry., 
22  miles  N.E.  of  Chatham  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Indus- 
tries ;  oil,  live  stock,  grain  and  produce.  The  town  contains  three 
churches,  schools,  town  hall  seating  400.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Sutherland's  Corners, 
Aughrim,  Aberfeldy,  Mosside,  Clachan,  Wardsville  and  Newburgh. 
TIMES,  weekly;  W.  H.  Richards,  editor  and  publisher  ;  esta- 
blished 1874  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages  size  13  x  20.  .  Circ'n 

BOWMANVILLE,  pop,  3,377,  Co.  Durham,  on  Barber's  and  So- 
pher's  Creeks  and  G.T.Ry.,  30  miles  W.  of  Cobourg  ;  steamboat 
communication  daily  east  and  west  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.  O., 
Bank.  Chief  Industries  ;  piano,  organ,  carriage,  rubber  goods 
and  wooden  ware  factories,  flour,  bicycle  rims,  foundries,  etc. 
Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  live  stock,  flour,  organs,  pianos  and 
other  products  and  farm  produce.  The  town  contains,  five  churches, 
two  schools,  a  library  and  public  hall.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Hampton,  Enniskillen, 
Enfield,  Blackstock,  Courtice,  Newtonville,  Salina,  Cadmus,  Lotus, 
Pontypool,  Tyrone,  Caesarea,  Kendall,  Taunton,  Leskard,  Kirby 
and  Burketon. 


CANADIAN   STATESMAN,    weekly;    M,  A.  James,  editor      . 
and  publisher  ;  established  1844  ;  liberal  ;  Wednesday;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Sworn  Circ'n  2,115 

Sec  Publishers  Statement  Page  407. 

WEST  DURHAM    NEWS,  weekly;   James  Gale,  editor  and      j 
publisher  ;    established    1874  ;    conservative  ;    Thursday  ;    subscrip- 
tion $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  21.  Circ'n  \}£ 

A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


48  THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 

BRACEBRIDGE,    pop.   2,800,   Muskoka   District,   on  the  Muskoka 

*  River  and  G.  T.  Ry.,  12  miles  from  Gravenhurst  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O., 
Bank.     Chief   Industries  ;    woolen,  saw,   planing-,  shingle  and  other 
mills,  tannery,  etc.     Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,   live  stock  and  pro- 
duce.    Surrounding-   towns  and  villages  where   no  papers  are  pub- 
lished :  Camaroon,    Haliburton,    Dysart,  Snowdon,    Ingoldsby  and 
Bayside. 

FREE  GRANT  GAZETTE,  weekly  ;  A.  E.  Stephenson, 
manager  ;  established  1870  ;  liberal ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
eight  pag-es,  size  17^  x  22.  Circ'n  ^ 

MUSKOKA  HERALD,  weekly;  D.  E.  Bastedo,  editor  and 
publisher  ;  established  1885  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  14  x  22.  Circ'n  % 

.BRADFORD,  pop.  1,000  Co.  Simcoe,  on  the  Holland  River  and  G. 
T.  Ry.,  22  miles  S.E.  of  Barrie  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industries  ;  planing-,  flour  mill  and  carriage  factory.  Chief  Ship- 
ments: grain,  flour,  lumber,  etc.  The  town  contains  four  churches, 
schools,  mechanics'  institute  with  library  of  1,000  volumes,  town  hall 
seating  500.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  ;  Bondhead,  Holland  Landing  and  Gilford. 

WITN  ESS-N  EWS,  weekly  ;  E.  Garrett,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
estabttshed  1865-1879  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00; 
eight  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  394. 

.  BRAMP  I  ON,  pop.  3.252,  Co.  Peel,   on  the  Etobicoke  River  and  G. 

I  *  T.  Ry.  and  C.  P.  Ry.,  21  miles  from  Toronto  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O., 
Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  agricultural  implements,  sash  and  door 
factories,  and  two  flour  mills,  125  and  50  barrel  capacity.  Chief 
Shipments  :  flour,  grain,  farm  produce,  live  stock.  The  town  con- 
tains six  churches,  also  schools,  public  library  and  town  hall,  public 
hall  and  first  class  water  works,  gas  and  electric  light.  Sur- 
rounding villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Malton,  Meadow- 
vale,  Norval,  Claireville,  Caledon  East  and  Inglewood. 

CONSERVATOR,  semi-weekly  ;  S.  Charters,  editor  and  pu- 
blisher ;  established  1873;  liberal-conservative  ;  Tuesday  and  Friday  ; 
subscription  $1,00  ;  four  pages,  size  21  x  27.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,5*75 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  336. 

PEEL  BANNER,  weekly  ;  A.  F.  Dick,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1868  ;  liberal  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages, 
size  22  x  28.  Circ'n.  i^ 

TIMES,  weekly  ;    Geo.  Tye,   editor  and  publisher  ;  established 
1855  ;  reform  ;   Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  20  x  27. 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  422.  Circ'n   i^ 

|  BRANTFORD,  pop.    15,273,  Co.  Brant,  on  G.    T.  Ry.   and  T.  H.  & 

*  B.  Ry.,  Grand  River,  66  miles  from  Toronto,  400  miles  from  Montreal 
and  22  j^  miles  from  Hamilton  ;  Tel.,  T.,    Ex.,    M.O.,    Bank.     Chief 
Industries  ;    cotton  and  woolen   mills,    foundries,   potteries,   bicycle 
works,  carriage,  scissor,  wind  mill,  refrigerator,  starch,   nail,  binder 
and  plow  works,  agricultural  implement    works,  engine  and  machi- 
ne works.     Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  flour,  lime,  machinery,  agricul- 
tural  implements,  wagons  and  farm    produce.     The   city  contains 
23  churches,   nine  schools  and  colleges,   collegiate  institute,  and  a 
young  ladies'  college,  free  library  with  6,000  volumes,   opera  house 
seating  1,000,  hospital,  public  halls,  and  asylum  for  the  blind.  -  Sur- 

A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


ONTARIO.  49 

rounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published :  Cains- 
ville,  Harrisburg,  Vanessa,  Scotland,  Mount  Pleasant,  Alberton, 
Burford,  Jerseyville,  Ancaster,  Harley,  Hartford,  Longford,  Oak- 
land, Copetown,  Lynden,  Echo  Place,  Onondaga,  and  Burtch. 

COURIER,  every  evening  except  Sunday;  Courier  Printing 
Co.,  publishers;  established  1870  ;  conservative;  subscription  $3.00; 
eight  pages,  size  16  x  24.  Circ'n  2 

WEEKLY,  established  1834  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00 
eight  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  2 

See  Pubtiskers  Statement  Page  292. 

EXPOSITOR,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  T.  H.  Preston, 
editor  and  publisher  ;  G.  W.  Surbey,  business  manager  ;  established 
1869  ;  liberal  ;  subscription  $3.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  18  x  24  ;  Satur- 
day edition,  ten  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Sworn  Circ'n  3,122 

WEEKLY,  Thursday  ;  established  1851  ;  liberal  ;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  sixteen  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Sworn  Circ'n  3,O16 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  290. 

ANCIENT  FORESTER,  monthly  ;  T.  H.  Preston,  publisher; 
Ancient  Order  of  Foresters  ;  subscription  25  cents  ;  eight  pages,  size 
13  x  20  ;  no  advtg.  inserted. 

BETTER  TIMES,  monthly;  D.  W.  Moore,  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1899  ;  labor  ;  subscription  50  cents  ;  four  pages,  size  8'/£  x  n. 

CAN.  BEE  JOURNAL,  monthly;  R.  F.  Holterman,  editor  ; 
Goold  Shapley  &  Muir  Co.,  Ltd.,  publishers  ;  established  1883  ;  bee- 
culture  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  28  pages,  size  6x9.  Circ'n  i 

BRIDGEBURG,  (formerly  International  Bridge),  pop.  1,800,  Co. 
Welland,  on  G.T.R.,  Canada  Southern,  M.C.R.  and  T. H.  and  B. 
Railways,  opposite  North  Buffalo,  on  the  Niagara  River,  west  end  of 
the  International  Bridge.  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  The  town  contains 
four  churches,  ten  stores,  five  hotels,  three  patent  medicine  factories. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Stevensville,  Humberstone,  Mulgrave,  Brookfield,  Sherkston, 
Nelkerby,  Crowland  and  Chippewa. 

REVIEW,  and  FORT  ERIE  TIMES,  weekly;  J.  T.  James, 
editor  and  publisher  ;  established  1895  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ; 
subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  14  x  20.  *  Circ'n  }£ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  342. 

BRIGDEN  pop.  700,  Co.  Lambton,  on  St.  Clair  branch  Michigan 
Central  Ry.,  70  miles  from  London  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Indus- 
tries :  planing  mill,  saw  mill,  grist  mill,  and  iron  foundry.  Chief 
Shipments :  lumber,  grain  and  farm  produce.  The  town  contains 
three  churches,  two  hotels  and  thirteen  stores,  and  it  is  quite  new 
having  been  started  in  1876.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where 
no  papers  are  published :  Waubuno,  Bradshaw,  Avonry,  Kimball, 
Courtwright,  Siekerton,  Oil  City,  Ossian"  Capelston,  Osbarne, 
Sykeston,  Colinsville,  and  Runnan. 

PUBLIC  OPINION,  weekly  ;  M.  Ferguson  publisher;  estab- 
lished 1897  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  13^  x  20^.  Circ'n  }£ 

BRIGHTON,  pop.  1479,  Co.  Northumberland,  on  G.  T.  R.,  25  miles 
E.  of  Cobourg;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries:  flour 
and  planing  mills,  shoe,  corset  and  lace  factories.  Chief  Shipments: 
grain,  produce  and  the  products  of  its  factories.  Surrounding  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  ;  Warkworth,  Keene, 
Garden  Hill,  Harwood  and  Frankford, 

A.  McKi.M  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


SO  THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 

ENSIGN,  weekly;    C.  A.  Lapp  &  Son,  publishers  ;   established 
1871  ;   independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription   $1.00  ;  eight   pag-es,  size 
15  x  22.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  296. 

/  BROCKVILLE,  pop.  9,70x3,  Co.  Leeds,  on  the  St.  Lawrence  River, 
*  the  G.T.Ry.,  C.P.Ry.,  and  B.  W.  &  S.S.  M.  Ry.,  boats  daily  East 
and  West  ;  125  miles  from  Montreal;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank. 
Chief  Industries  :  stove  foundry,  hardware  factory,  biscuit,  candy, 
glove,  boat,  carriage  factory,  agricultural  works.  Chief  Shipments  : 
grain,  live  stock  and  the  products  of  its  manufactories.  The  town 
contains,  besides  its  factories,  nine  churches,  collegiate  institute 
and  public  schools,  asylum  for  the  insane,  town  hall,  public  hall, 
opera  house,  fine  docks,  hotels,  stores,  streets  wide  and  well  kept, 
fine  fire  protection,  water  works,  and  sewer  systems,  gas  and  elec- 
tric light.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  Maitland,  Portland,  Delta,  Elgin,  Caintown,  Mills,  Lyn, 
Addison,  Lansdowne  and  Frankville. 

RECORDER,  every  evening  except  Sunday;  Recorder  Printing 
Co. ,  publishers  ;  established  1870;  liberal  ;  subscription  $3.00  ;  four 
to  eight  pages,  size  20  x  24.  Saturday,  .eight  pages. 

Sworn  Circ'n  1,3OO 

WEEKLY  ;  Thursday  ;  established  1820  ;  liberal  ;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  20  x  24.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,35O 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  303. 

TIMES,  every  evening  except  Sunday:  A.  T.  Wilgress,  editor 
and  publisher  ;  established  1878  ;  conservative  ;  subscription  $3.00; 
four  pages  ;  size  i8)4  x  24.  Circ'n  i 

SEMI  WEEKLY;  established  1878;  conservative;  Tuesday  and 
Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  \% 

BRUSSELS,  pop,  1400,  Co.  Huron  on  the  Maitland  River  and  G.  T. 
Ry.,  30  miles  E.  of  Goderich  ;  Tel.,  T. ,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chiefin- 
dustries  :  flour,  saw  and  flax  mills,  stave  and  heading  factories, 
steam  and  fire  engine  factory,  machine  shop,  salt  wells,  etc.  Chief 
shipments:  grain,  salt,  flour,  engines,  farm  produce,  etc.  The  town 
contains  four  churches  and  a  school,  mechanic's  institute.  Sur- 
rounding towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Cran- 
brooke,  and  Wroxeter. 

HERALD,  weekly,  Jas.  Irwin,  publisher,  established  1894  ;  con- 
servative; Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  8  pages,  size  15  x  22. 

POST,  weekly,  William  H.  Kerr,  publisher  ;  established  1873  ; 
reform  ;  subscription  $1.50  ;  eight  pages,  size  14x22.  Circ'n  ^ 

BURKS  FALLS,  pop.  700,  District  of  Parry  Sound  on  main  line  of 
Northern  Division  G.T.Ry.  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Indus- 
tries: tannery,  saw  mills,  planing  factory  and  mining  claims.  Chief 
Shipments  :  leather,  tanbark,  pulpwood,  lumber  and  live  stock.  The 
town  contains  four  churches,  training  institute  and  four  halls.  Sur- 
rounding towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Berni- 
dale,  Magnetawan,  Ahmic  Harbor,  Dunchurch,  Katrine,  Sprucedale, 
and  Novar. 

ARROW  AND  HUNTSVILLE  ENTERPRISE,  weekly  ;  J.  D. 
Reid,  editor  and  publisher;  established  1885  ;  independent  ;  Friday; 
subscriptions  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  22  x  15.  Circ'n  ^ 

BEACON,  weekly  ;  Ewart  &  Maclean,  publishers  ;  established 
1897;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  50  cents  ;  four  pages,  size 
18  x  24.  Circ'n  %. 

A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCA,  MONTREAL. 


ONTARIO.  51 

BURLINGTON,  pop,  1,600,  Co.  Halton,  on  G.T.R.  and  C.P.R. 
and  Lake  Ontario,  9  miles  N.E.  of  Hamilton;  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Indus- 
try :  grist  mill.  Chief  Shipment  :  farm  produce.  The  town  contains 
five  churches.six  stores  and  three  hotels.  It  is  visited  by  large 
numbers  of  summer  tourists.  Surrounding-  towns  and  villages  where 
no  papers  are  published  :  Waterdown,  Bronte,  Flamboro,  Carlisle, 
Cumminsville,  and  Lowville. 

GAZETTE,  weekly;  J.   R.   Long,  publisher;  established   1899; 
independent  ;  Thursday  ;    subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  22 


CALEDONIA,   pop,  968,  Co.    Haldimand,  on  the   Grand  River  and    | 
G.  T.  Ry.,  14  miles  S.  W.  of  Hamilton  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,   M.O.,  Bank   f 
at  Hamilton.     Chief  Industries  :  flour  mills,  machine  shop,  foundry 
and  agriculture.     Chiet  Shipments,  :   building  stone,   lime,   plaster, 
grain,  live  stock  and  farm  produce,  and  the  various  products  of  its 
mills   and    factories.     The  town  contains   four  churches,   high  and 
public  schools,  mechanic's  institute,  town  hall  seating  250.  Surround- 
ing towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  York,  Sel- 
kirk and  Cheapside. 

GRAND  RIVER  SACHEM,  weekly  ;  H.  B.  Sawle,  editor  and 
publisher  ;  established  1855  ;  conservative  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscrip- 
tion $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  20  x  28.  Circ'n  %( 

CAMPBELLFORD,  pop,  2,424,  Co.  Northumberland,  on  the  Trent 
River  and  G.  T.  Ry.,  40  miles  N.  E.  of  Cobourg  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O., 
Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  woolen,  flour,  paper,  saw  and  planing 
mills,  foundry,  machine  shop,  etc.  Chief  Shipments  ;  paper,  carpet 
felt,  grain,  woolens,  lumber  and  farm  produce.  The  town  contains 
five  churches,  high  and  public  schools,  public  hall  seating  550.  The 
Trent  River  furnishes  the  town  with  a  magnificent  water  power. 
A  beautiful  iron  bridge  spans  the  river,  and  so  gives  a  good  connec- 
tion as  the  town  lies  on  both  sides  of  the  river.  Its  streets  are  wide 
and  well  laid  out  and  kept  in  good  repair.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Keene  and  Rylestone. 

DESPATCH,  weekly  ;   H.  B.  R.  Dryden,  publisher  ;  established 
1898  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  50  cents  ;  four  pages,  size  20  x  13. 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  407.  Circ'n  ^ 

HERALD,  weekly  ;  J.  T.  Vosper,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1873  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  27  ^  x  20.  Circ'n.  ^ 

CANNINGTON,  pop.  1,200,  Co.  Ontario,  on  Beaver  River  and  G. 
T.  Ry.,  40  miles  W.  of  Whitby  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industries  ;  flour,  saw  and  planing  mills,  tannery,  foundry,  woolen 
mills  and  other  manufactories.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  live  stock, 
leather,  lumber,  farm  produce,  etc.  The  town  contains  four  churches, 
a  public  school,  public  library,  town  hall.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Wilfrid,  Pefferlaw,  Wood- 
ville,  Manilla,  Sutton,  Blackwater,  Oakwood  and  Mariposa. 

ECHO,  See  Bea  vert  on  . 

ONTARIO  GLEANER,  weekly  ;  W.  A.  Robinson,  editor  and 
publisher  ;  established  1871  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subscrip- 
tion $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13  x  30.  Circ'n.  ^ 

Also  publishes  Sunderland  Banner  and  IVoodinlle  Echo. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  276. 

A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


52  THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 

CARLETON  PLACE,  pop.  4.500,  Co.  Lanark,  on  the  Mississippi 
River  and  C.  P.  Ry.,  30  miles  N.  of  Perth,  18  miles  from  Lanark 
and  28  miles  from  Ottawa  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industries  :  woolen,  saw,  flour  and  planing  mills,  stove  foundry, 
engine  works  and  steam  yacht  building.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber, 
grain,  live  stock,  produce,  stoves  and  lime.  The  town  contains  seven 
churches,  high  and  public  schools,  public  free  library  containing  7,000 
volumes,  C.  P.  R.  locomotive  repair  shops  and  dining  rooms,  good 
water  power  furnished  by  the  river,  electric  light,  etc.  Surrounding 
towns  and  villages  were  no  papers  are  published  :  Innisville,  Clayton, 
Appleton,  Frankton  and  Ashton. 

CENTRAL  CANADIAN,  weekly  ;  W.  W.  Cliff,  editor  and 
publisher  ;  established  1875  ;  liberal-conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subs- 
cription $1.00  .  four  pages,  size  27  x  23.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,4OO 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  392. 

HERALD,  weekly  ;  W.  H.  &  S.  J.  Allen,  editors  and  publish- 
ers ;  established  1850  ;  reform  ;  Tuesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  in 
advance  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  i^£ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  276. 

CARP,  pop.  214,  Co.  Carleton,  on  D.A.  &  P.S.Ry.,  17  miles  from 
Ottawa ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries :  three  carriage 
factories,  one  tannery,  one  cheese  factory,  one  flour  mill  and  two 
harness  shops.  Chief  Shipments  :  cheese,  leather  and  farm  products. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Huntley,  West  Huntley,  Stittsville,  Hazledean,  Elm,  Diamond, 
Powell,  Kinburn,  Marathon,  Blakeney  and  Marchurst. 

STAR,  weekly  ;  J.  Maclaren,  publisher  ;  established  1894  ;  inde- 
pendent ;  Friday  ;  subscription  5oc  ;  four  pages.  Circ'n  ^ 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  276. 

CAYUGA,  pop.  1,000,  Co.  Haldimand,  on  Grand  River  and  G.  T.  Ry., 

*  10  miles  from  Toronto  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries: 
flour,  saw  and  planing  mills,  foundry,   limestone,    sandstone,    and 
gypsum  quarries.     Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  plaster,  limestone,  sand- 
stone, gypsum  and  farm  produce.     The  town  contains  four  churches, 
public  school  and  town   hall  seating  350.     Surrounding  towns  and 
villages    where   no    papers  are    published  :    Tupper,    Kohler,    and 
Fisherville. 

HALDIMAND  ADVOCATE,  weekly  ;  E.  C.  Campbell,  editor 
and  publisher  ;  established  1857  ;  reform  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  17^  x  24,  Circ'n  ^ 

iCHATHAM    pop.  9,052,  Co.  Kent,  on    G.  T.  Ry.,  L.E.  &  D.  Ry.,  and 

*  River  Thames  and   McGregor  Creek,  46  miles  from  Windsor  and 
60  miles  from   London  ;  Tel.,   T.,   Ex.,   M.O.,  Bank.     Chief  Indus- 
tries :  canning,     flour,    saw    and  woolen    mills,    engine,  boiler  and 
machine  works,  foundries,  carriage  factory,  evaporator  and  fanning 
mill  factory,  etc.,  and  the  largest  wagon  factories  in  the   Dominion. 
Chief  Shipments  :    grain,   fruit,  flour,   lumber,  wagons,   machinery, 
agricultural  implements,  farm  produce  and  products  of  its  manufac- 
tories.    The  town  contains  ten  churches,  colleges,  schools,  collegiate 
institute,   convents,  mechanics'  institute  with  a  library   of  6,000  vo- 
lumes, opera  house  seating  1,500,  music  hall  seating-i,  300,  good  skating 
rink,    public   parks,  municipal  water    works,  electric   light,   and  fire 
department.     Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published :  Buxton,  Louisville,  Charing  Cross,  Rondeau  and  Pamcourt. 

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BANNER,  ever)'  evening"  except  Sunday  ;  Norman  W.  Ford, 
editor  and  manager  ;  established  1893  ;  liberal  ;  subscription  $3.00; 
eight  pages,  size  24  x  16.  Circ'n  i^ 

SEMI-WEEKLY,  established  1865;  Tuesday  and  Friday; 
subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  24  x  18.  Circ'n  2^ 

•—  PLANET,  every  evening  except  Sunday;  S.  Stephenson,  pub- 
lisher, established  1863  ;  conservative  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  24  x  15.  Circ'n  i 

SEMI-WEEKLY,  established   1851  ;  Monday  and  Thursday,  sub- 
scription $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  18  x  22.  Circ'n  3^ 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  270. 

RECORD,  monthly  ;  Robert  Day,  publisher  ;  colored  ;  four 
pages. 

CHATSWORTH,  pop.  600,  Co.  Grey,  on  C.  P.  Ry.,  9  miles  W.  of 
Owen  Sound  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  Bank  at  Owen  Sound.  Chief  Industries  : 
saw  and  planing  mills,  tannery,  foundry,  etc,  Chief  Shipments  : 
lumber,  grain,  live  stock,  etc.  The  town  contains,  besides  its  mills 
and  stores,  four  churches,  public  and  separate  schools.  Surrounding 
towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Holland  Centre, 
Massie,  Desboro  and  Williamsford. 

BANNER,  weekly;  Nelson  Bros.,  publishers;  established  1896  ; 
Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,size  20  x  13.  Circ'n  % 

N  EWS,  weekly  ;  G.  J.  Blyth,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established 
1885  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  ten  pages,  size 
14  x  20.  Circ'n.  ^ 

CHESLEY,  pop.  1,740,  Co.  Bruce,   on  the  Saugeen  River  and  G.  T.     * 
Ry.,  16  miles  N.  ofWalkerton  ;  Tel.,  T.,   Ex.,    M.O.,  Bank.     Chief  I 
Industries  :  saw,    woolen  and  flour  mills,   foundry,   cheese-box  and 
felt  factories.     Chief  Shipments  :    grain,    lumber,   bark,  felt  goods, 
live  stock,  timber  and  farm   produce.     The  town  contains,    besides 
its  mills,  factories,  etc.,  five  churches,  public  schools  and  volunteer 
fire  brigade.     Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  Scone,  Latona,  Desboro  and  Elmwood. 

ENTERPRISE,  weekly  ;  W.  Macdonald,  editor  and  publisher; 
established  1876  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  Si. no  ; 
eight  pages,  size  14^  x  21.  Circ'n  ^ 

FREE  PRESS,  weekly;  John  H.  Adolph,  editor  and  publisher; 
established  1893  ;  independent  ;  Wednesday  ,  subscription  $1.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  y^ 

ASSO.  PRESBYTERIAN  M  AGAZ  IN  E,  monthly  ;  S.  H. 
McNeel  &  S.  B.  Houston,  editors  ;  established  1858  ;  religious  ; 
subscription  $1.25  ;  44  pages,  size  6x9.  Circ'n  ^ 

CHESTERVILLE,  pop.  800,  Co.  Dundas,  on  C.P.Ry.  and  Petite 
Nation  River,  17^  miles  from  Morrisburg;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Bank 
at  West  Winchester.  It  has  four  churches,  two  hotels,  sash  and  door 
factory,  foundry,  tannery,  roller,  planing,  shingle  and  saw  mills,  six 
stores  and  a  cold  storage.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no 
papers  are  published:  West  Winchester,  Ormond,  Cannaught,  More- 
wood,  Berwick,  Grantley,  Bukstead,  Dunbar  and  Inkerman. 

RECORD,  weekly  ;  T.  Shaw,  publisher  ;  established  1895  ; 
Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  ^ 

CLARKSBURG,  pop.  800,  Co.  Grey,  i  ^  miles  from  Thornbury,  its 
nearest  railway  station;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  : 

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foundry  and  machine  shops,  flour  mill,  shingle  mill,  stove  and  heading 
mill,  basket  factory,  pump  factory,  organ  factory  and  woolen  mill. 
The  town  contains  one  church,  mechanics  institute,  etc.  It  has  a  water 
works  system  and  fourteen  stores.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published  :  Fairmount,  Heathcote,  Ravenna, 
Redwing,  Duncan,  Rob  Roy,  Gibraltar,  Griersville,  Walter's  Falls 
and  Rocklyn. 

REFLECTOR,  weekly  :  F.  B.  Rorke,  publisher  ;  established 
1891  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13  x  20. 

Circ'n  yi 

CLIFFORD,  pop.  750,  Co.  Wellington,  on  Red  River  Creek  and  G. 
T.  R.,  50  miles  N.  W.  of  Guelph  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Indus- 
tries :  saw,  woolen,  planing  and  flour  mills,  evaporating,  jelly, 
broom  handle  and  pump  factories,  foundry,  machine  shop  and  tanne- 
ries. Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  flour,  live  stock,  lumber,  bark.  The 
town  contains  three  churches,  public  schools  and  public  hall  seating 
500.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  pub- 
lished :  Huntingfield,  Alsfeldt,  Drew,  Belmore,  Lakelet,  Neustadt 
and  Orchard  ville. 

EXPRESS,  weekly  ;  Jas.  R.  Aitchisdh,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1890  ;  independent  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  284. 

|  CLINTON,  pop.  2,641,  Co.  Huron,  on  G.  T.  Ry.,  12  miles  S.  E.  of 
Goderich,  the  county  seat;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries: 
tanneries,  flax,  saw,  flour  and  woolen  mills,  salt  wells,  organ  factory, 
and  agricultural  implement  works.  Chief  Shipments  :  musical 
instruments,  leather,  woolen  goods,  cordage,  agricultural  implements, 
farm  produce  and  salt.  The  town  contains  six  churches,  collegiate 
institute  and  public  school,  mechanics'  institute  with  library  of  2,150 
volumes,  a  hall  seating  600.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published  :  Varna,  Bayfield,  Holmesville,  Lon- 
desboro,  Brucefield,  Kippen  and  Zurich. 

NEW  ERA,  weekly  ;  Robt.  Holmes,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1865  ;  reform  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages, 
size  1 8  x  23.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,8OO 

NEWS-RECORD,  weekly  ;  W.  J.  Mitchell,  editorand  publish- 
er ;  established  1878  ;  liberal-conservative  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscrip- 
tion $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  17^  x  24.  Circ'n  i^ 

COBDEN,  pop.  800,  Co.  Renfrew,  on  Main  Line  of  C.P.Ry.,  about 
loo  miles  N.  of  Ottawa,  17  miles  from  Renfrew  and  20  miles  from 
Pembroke  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank  at  Renfrew.  Chief  Industries  : 
flour  and  lumber,  the  centre  of  one  of  the  finest  grain  and  stock 
raising  districts  in  Ontario.  Chief  Shipments  :  flour,  grain,  horses, 
sheep,  hay,  cheese,  butter  and  all  kinds  of  live  stock.  The  town 
contains  besides  its  schools,  fotirchurches  of  different  denominations, 
town  hall  and  public  hall.  Surrounding  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  ;  Foresters  Falls,  Beachburg,  Westmeath,  Haleys  Station, 
Osceola,  Snake  River,  Nicksburg,  and  Dunmore. 

SUN,  weekly  ;  D.  J.  Ritchie,  publisher  :  established  1895  ;  inde- 
pendent ;    Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  18  x  24. 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  408.  Circ'n  ^ 

f  COBOL) RG,  pop,  4,829,  Co.  Northumberland,  on  G.T.Ry.,  C.P.Ry. 

*  M.C.Ry.,  and  on  Factors  Creek  69^  miles  from  Toronto  ;  Tek,  T., 

Ex.,   M.O.,    Bank.     Chief  Industries  ;  woolen   mills,    brewery,  and 

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r.-iilroad  coach  and  freight  car  factory,  matting-  factory.  Chief  Ship- 
ments :  grain,  lumber,  iron  ore,  railway  coaches  and  freight  cars. 
The  town  contains  six  churches,  collegiate  institute,  five  schools,  Y. 
M.  C.  A.,  library  containing  1,000  volumes,  public  hall  seating  800. 
The  town  is  noted  for  manufacturing  fine  railroad  coaches  and  cars. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Grafton,  Dale,  Wicklow,  Centretown,  Eddystone,  Baltimore  and 
Harwood. 

SATURDAY  MORNING  POST,  weekly  ;  Flg,yd  &  McGuire 
editors  and  publishers  :  established  1890  ;  independent  ;  Saturday  ; 
subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages  ;  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  J'ublishfi-ii  Statement  Page  410.  • 

SENTINEL-STAR,  weekly  ;  established  1828  ;  conservative  ; 
Thursday  :  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages  ;  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  ^ 

WORLD,  weekly  ;  Lapp  &  James,  publishers  ;  established  1866; 
liberal   ;    Friday  ;    subscription     $1.00  ;  four   pages,  size    15  x   25. 
See  J'uft/is/n'rx  Statement  Page  407.  Circ'n   i 

COLBORNE,  pop.  1068,  Co.  Northumberland,  on  Lake  Ontario  and 
G.T.Ry.  15  miles  E.  of  Cobourg,  25  miles  to  Hastings,  84  miles  to  To- 
ronto; Tel.,T.,  Ex.,M.O.  Bank.  Chief  Industries; flour  mill, potteries, 
foundry,  machine  shops,  etc.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  apples,  live 
stock,  farm  produce,  nursery  stock  and  the  products  of  its  manufac- 
tories The  town  contains  four  churches,  public  school,  public  hall 
seating  400.  Steam  boat  to  all  lake  points.  Its  streets  are  well  laid 
out  and  kept  clean.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  pa- 
pers are  published  :  Codrington,  Wooler,  Grafton  and  Baltimore. 

ENTERPRISE,  weekly  ;  S.  H.  Gale,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1881  ;  liberal  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  ^ 

EXPRESS,  weekly;  Geo.  and  H.  S.  Keyes,  editors  and  publish- 
ers ;  established  1866;  independent;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00 
eight  pages,  size  13^  x  19.  Circ'n  ^ 

COLDWATER,  pop.  700,  Co.  Simcoe,  on  Coldwater  River  and  G. 
T.  Ry.  16  miles  N.  W.  of  Orillia,  30  miles  W.  of  Barrie  ;  Tel.,  T., 
Ex.,  M.O.,  nearest  Bank  at  Orillia.  Chief  Industries  ;  flour,  saw 
and  shingle  mills.  Chief  Shipments  ;  grain,  live  stock*,  shingles, 
lumber,  etc.  The  town  contains  three  churches,  schools,  general 
stores,  etc.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published :  Lovering,  Medonte,  Tesserton,  Wyevale,  Saurin,  Uhthoff 
Silver  Creek  and  Waubaushene. 

PLANET,  weekly  ;  H.  Chester,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1896  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  Publishers. Statement  Page  400. 

COLLINGWOOD,  pop.  5,000,  Co.,  Simcoe,  on  the  Georgian  Bay  j 
and  N.  &  N.  W.  Ry.,  30  miles  N.W.  of  Barrie  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  I 
Bank.  Chief  Industries  ;  elevators,  saw,  planing,  flour  and  grist 
mills,  pork  packing,  hosiery  mills,  foundries,  tanneries,  dry  dock 
and  ship  building.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  grain,  pork,  produce, 
etc.  The  town  contains  seven  churches,  also 'public  schools,  colle- 
giate institute,  free  library  containing  over  5,000  volumes,  opera 
house  seating  1200,  good  fire  and  water  department,  and 
excellent  steamboat  service.  Surrounding  towns^  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published  :  Nottawa,  Duntroon,  Clarkes  Bay, 
Batteau,  Glen  Huron,  and  Singhampton.  f 

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BULLETIN,  weekly;  D.  Williams,  editor  and  proprieter,  estab- 
lished 1870  ;  liberal  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00,  eight  pages  : 
size  22  x  16.  Circ'n  i 

ENTERPRISE  MESSENGER,  weekly;  W.  A.  S.  Hogg, 
publisher  ;  established  1857  ;  liberal-conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  sub- 
scription $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  22  x  16.  Circ'n  i 

OOMBER,  pop.  1,000,  Co.  Essex,  on  the  M.C.Ry.,  16  miles  E.  from 
Detroit,  15  nwles  E.  of  Essex,  and  14  miles  north  of  Leamington,  its 
nearest  banking  towns  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries  : 
saw,  planing,  stave,  heading  and  flour  mills,  and  furniture  factories. 
Chief  Shipments  :  furniture,  barrels,  flour,  grain  and  produce.  It 
contains  besides  various  mills  and  factories,  three  churches,  school, 
etc.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Stoney  Point,  Staples,  Haycroft,  Woodslee  and  Ruscomb  Station. 

HERALD,  weekly  ;  Chas.  Clark,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1 88 1  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  ) 

Sec  Publishers  Statement  Page  284. 

COOKSTOWN,  pop.  600,  Co.  Simcoe,  a  thriving  station  on  the 
Hamilton  &  N.  W.  Div.  of  G.T.Ry.  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank  at 
Alliston.  Chief  Industries  :  flour  mill,  sash  and  door  factory,  machine 
shop,  saw  and  planing  mill.  It  contains  three  churches,  Episcopal, 
Methodist  and  Presbyterian,  six  stores  and  three  hotels.  Surround- 
ing towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Clover 
Hill,  Newton,  Robinson,  Deerhurst,  Scanlon,  Killyleagh,  Egbert, 
Nicolston,  Elm  Grove  and  Thornton. 

ADVOCATE,  weekly  ;  W.  E.  Stoddard,  publisher  ;  Thursday  ; 
conservative  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  20  x  25.  Circ'n 

CORNWALL,  pop.  8,000,  Co.  Stormont,  on  the  St.  Lawrence  River, 
*  Cornwall  Canal,  G.T.Ry.  and  O.  &  N.Y.  Ry.,  67}^  miles  from  Mont- 
real, 105  miles  from  Kingston;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  In- 
dustries :  cotton,  woolen,  flour,  grist,  paper  and  pulp  mills,  pottery, 
etc.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  stone,  live  stock,  lumber,  farm  produ- 
ce, cottons,  etc.  The  town  contains  five  churches,  one  high,  five 
public  and  three  separate  schools,  a  music  hall  seating  1,000.  Its 
streets  are  wide,  straight  and  well  kept,  lighted  by  electric  light, 
and  has  good  water,  -fire  and  police  departments,  and  several  fine 
hotels.  The  post  office  is  one  of  the  finest  in  Eastern  Ontario.  Corn- 
wall is  also  a  port  of  call  for  river  and  lake  steamers.  The  Corn- 
wall Canal  furnishes  a  magnificent  wrater  power  for  a  large  number 
of  mills.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  pub- 
lished :  Williamstovvn,  WTarburton,  Wales,  Avonmore,  Moulinette, 
Summerstown,  Martintown,  Mille  Roches  and  Osnabruck  Centre. 

FREEHOLDER,  weekly  ;  C.  W.  Young,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1846  ;  reform  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages 
size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  2 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  284. 

STAN  DARD.  weekly  ;  W.  Gibbens,  editor  and  publisher  ;  esta- 
blished 1872  ;  liberal-conservative  ;  Friday;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  3 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  362. 

CREEMORE,  pop.  750,  Co.  Simcoe,  on  Mad  River  and  G.T.Ry.,  22 
miles  W.  ofBarrie  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  nearest  Bank  at  Collingwood. 

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Chief  Industries  :  flour  mill,  foundry,  saw  mill,  agricultural  imple- 
ments, woolen  mill,  etc.  Chief  Shipments  :  livestock,  grain,  flour, 
lumber  and  farm  produce.  The  town  contains  three  churches, 
schools,  etc.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  Banda,  Dunedin,  Glencairn  and  Avening-. 

STAR,  weekly  ;  A.  H.  Watson,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established 
1886  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages, 
size  20  x  26.  Sworn  Circ'n  528 

ORYSLER,  pop.  300,  Co.  Stormont,  on  the  South  Nation  River,  7 
miles  from  South  Finch,  the  nearest  railway  station  and  1 1  miles 
from  Chesterville  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries  :  cheese 
factories,  a  tannery,  a  pump  factory,  a  saw  and  grist  mill  and  a  ca- 
binet factory.  It  contains  three  churches,  and  five  general  stores. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
St.  Albert,  Embrun,  North  Winchester,  Cannamore,  Avonmore, 
Berwick,  Lodi,  and  Moose  Creek. 

ENSIGN,  weekly  ;  J.  J.  McMahon,  publisher  ;  established  1898; 
independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subcription  5oc.  ;  four  pages,  size  13  x  19. 

Circ'n  ^ 

DELHI,  pop,  950,  Co.  Norfolk,  on  River  Rowan  and  G.T.R.,  90  miles 
from  Toronto,  12  miles  W.  of  Simcoe  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank. 
Chief  Industries  :  canning  and  cheese  factories,  flour,  saw,  lumber 
and  planing  mills,  tanneries,  etc.  The  town  contains  four  churches 
and  a  public  school.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  pa- 
pers are  published  :  Nixon,  Eden,  St.  Williams,  Vittoria,  and 
Hawtrey. 

REPORTER,  weekly;  Wm.  Pemberton,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1887  ;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  17  x  30.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  395. 

VINDICATOR,  weekly  ;  W.  T.  Fitze,  editor;  established  1895  ; 
conservative  :  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13x20. 

Circ'n  j^ 

DESERONTO,  pop.  3,338,  Co.  Hasting,  on  Bay  of  Quinte  and  G.  f 
T.  Ry.  and  Bay  of  Quinte  Ry.  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  ' 
Industries  :  lumber  manufacturing  in  all  its  departments,  car  shops, 
ship  yards,  chemical  works,  terra  cotta  works,  marine  railway,  flour 
mills,  locomotive  works,  foundry  and  iron  smelting  works.  Chief 
Shipments  :  lumber,  building  materials,  cars,  railway  supplies,  flour, 
grain  and  produce.  The  town  contains  four  churches,  public  and 
high  schools  and  a  town  hall  seating  400  and  opera  house.  Sur- 
rounding towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Shan- 
nonville,  Melrose,  Solmesville,  Demorestville,  Northport,  Read,  Mill- 
town,  Marysville,  Lonsdale  and  Kingsford. 

TRIBUNE,  weekly  ;  Deseronto  News  Co.  Ltd.,  publishers  ; 
W.  J  McMicking,  President  ;  established  1883  ;  independent  ; 
Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  21. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  278.  Sworn   Circ'n  1,220 

DOUGLAS,  pop.  600,  Co.  Renfrew,  on  the  north  bank  of  Bonnechere 
River  and  on  the  Ottawa,  Arnprior  &  Parry  Sound  Ry.,  1 2  miles  from 
Cobden  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries:  grist  and  saw  mills. 
Chief  Shipments  :  lumber  and  grain.  The  town  contains,  besides  its 
stores,  hotels  and  mills,  etc.,  three  churches  and  schools.  Surround- 
ing towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Bulger, 
Dunmore,  and  Osceola. 

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ADVOCATE,  weekly  ;  M.  Ring-rose,  publisher  ;  established 
1897  ;  reform  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pag-es,  size 
22  x  15.  Sworn  Circ'n  9OO 

DRAYTON,  pop.  900,  Co.  Wellington,  on  G.  T.  Ry.  and  Conestogo 
River,  30  miles  N.W.  of  Guelph  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industries  :  door  and  sash  factories  and  carriage  works.  Chief 
Shipments  :  grain,  live  stock  and  produce.  The  town  contains  five 
churches,  a  school,  mechanics'  institute  containing-  1,400  volumes  in 
its  library  and  town  hall  seating  300.  Surrounding  towns  and  vill- 
ag-es  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Goldstone,  Parker,  Bosworth, 
Hallin,  Moorefield,  Stirton  and  Glenallan. 

ADVOCATE,  weekly  ;  Jabez  Coram,  editor  and  publisher  ;  es- 
tablished 1885  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four 
pag-es,  size  22  x  37.  Circ'n  _j£ 

TIMES,  weekly  ;  Emma  L.  Dean,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1884  ;  conservative  ;  Monday  ;  subscription  60  cents  ;  four 
pages,  size  16x20. 


DRESDEN,  pop.  2,058,  Co.  Kent,  on  Sydenham  River  and  L.  E.  &  H. 
Ry.,  12  miles  N.  of  Chatham  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industries  ;  lumbering-,  shipping,  hoop  and  stave  making-  and  bent 
wood,  hat,  spoke,  saw  and  planing  mills,  foundry,  flour  mills,  etc. 
Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  bent  wood,  cordwood,  lumber  and  produce. 
The  town  contains  five  churches,  two  schools,  and  town  hall  seating 
500.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Dawn  Mills,  Keith,  Kent  Bridge,  Oldfield  and  Croton. 

TIMES,  weekly  ;  Thos.  N.  Wells,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1872  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  13  x  22.  Circ'n  ] 

DRUMBO,  pop,  700,  Co.  Brant,  on  C.P.Ry.  and  G.T.Ry.,  Tel.,  T., 
Ex.  Chief  Industries  :  flour  and  saw  mills.  Town  contains  besides 
its  stores,  hotels  etc.  three  churches,  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Miedfall,  Richwood 
and  Wolverton. 

PRINCETON  NEWS,  weekly;  established  1894  ;  Thursday; 
subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  20. 

DUNDALK,  pop.  750,  Co.  Grey,  on  the  C.  P.  Ry.,  40  miles  S.E.  of 
Owen  Sound  ;  Tel.,  T..  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  flour, 
woolen,  saw  and  planing  mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  lumber, 
produce,  etc.  The  town  contains  three  churches,  public  schools, 
etc.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Hopeville,  Shrigley,  Badjeros,  Priceville,  Maybourne,  Homing's 
Mills  and  Ventry. 

HERALD,  weekly:  H.  E.  Glendinning,  editor  and  publisher: 
established  1880  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
four  pages,  size  25  x  18.  Circ'n 

I  DUN  DAS,  pop.  3,546,  Co.  Wentwortn,  on  Desjardins  Canal,  T.  H.  & 
B.  Ry.  and  G.  T.  Ry.,  5  miles  W.  of  Hamilton,  connected  by  elec- 
tric railway  and  25  miles  from  Guelph  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank. 
Chief  Industries  :  canister,  woolen  and  paper  mills,  mill  machinery, 
and  supplies.  Chief  Shipments  :  mill  machinery,  woolen  and  knitted 
goods,  glove  works,  acetylene  gas  plants,  and  other  products  of  the 
factories.  The  town  contains  five  churches,  high  a^id  public  schools, 
public  library,  town  hall,  water  and  gas  works  and  fire  department. 
Surrounding  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  ;  Capetown, 
Iroy,  Bullock's  Corners,  Ancaster,  West  Flamboro  and  Waterdown. 

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NEWS,  weekly;  W.  H.  Boden,  publisher;  established  1898: 
independent  conservative  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  81.00  ;  eight 
pag-es,  size  22  x  15.  Circ'n  l/z 

STAR,  weekly  ;  Thos.  W.  Whally,  editor  :  M.  Lynch  Staunton, 
publisher;  established  1875  ;  liberal-conservative  ;  Thursday  :  subs- 
cription $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  i 

TRUE  BANNER,  weekly.  A.  •  T.  ClTlfe,  editor  and  publisher: 
i-stublished  1858  ;  reform  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  81.00  ;  size  17,^ 
x  22.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,545 

DUNNVILLE,  pop.  2280,  Co.  Haldimand,  on  Lake  Erie  and  the 
B.  &  G.  branch  G.T.  Ry.  15  miles  S.E.  of  Cayuga,  40  miles  S.E.  of  Ha- 
milton, and  40  miles  by  water  W.  by  N.  of  Buffalo,  N.Y.  Tel.,  T., 
Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  ;  saw,  flour,  and  woolen  mills, 
sash  and  blind  factories,  agricultural  implement,  saw  and  planing 
mills,  foundries,  tanneries,  etc.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  flour, 
farm  produce,  furniture,  leather,  fish  and  woolen  goods.  The 
town  contains  five  churches,  public  schools,  opera  house,  mechanic' 
institute,  and  has  fine  water  power,  fire  brigade  and  electric  light, 
waterworks  and  natural  gas.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  publshed  :  Port  Maitland,  Byng,  Selkirk,  Can- 
field,  Caistor,  and  Bertie. 

CHRONICLE,  weekly  ;  W.  A.  Foy,  editor  and  publisher  ;  es- 
tablished 1896  ;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  15  x  22,  •  Circ'n  %, 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  368. 

GAZETTE,  weekly  ;  White  &  Norris  publishers  ;  established 
1870  ;  Friday  ;  liberal  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13  x  20. 

Circ'n  ^ 

REFORM  PRESS,  weekly  ;  W.  L.  Wetherby,  editor  and 
publisher  ;  established  1872  ;  reform  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription 
8  i. oij  ;  eight  pages,  size  13  x  20.  .  Circ'n  ^£ 

DURHAM,  pop.  1,400,  Co.  Grey,  on  Saugeen  River  and  G.T.Ry., 
28miles  S.  of  Owen  Sound;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,Bank.  Chief  Industries: 
grist,  saw  and  woolen  mills,  sash,  wood-working  and  wagon  facto- 
ries and  foundry.  Chief  Shipments  :  timbee,  live  stock,  grain,  wa- 
gons and  building  material.  The  town  contains  four*  churches, 
public  school,  mechanics'  institute  with  3500  volumes,  town  hall  seat-  " 
ing  400.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  Prideville,  Varney,  Allan  Park,  Dornoch,  Neustadt, 
Orchard,  Holstein,  VV'illiamsford,  and  Traverston. 

CHRONICLE,  weekly  ;  W.  Irwin,  editor  and  publisher  ;  es- 
tablished 1867  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  $£ 

See  J'nblishers  Statement  Page  360. 

GREY  REVIEW,  weekly  ;  C.  Romage,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1878  ;  liberal  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  21  x  15^.  Circ'n  }£ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  284. 

DUTTON,  pop.  1,000,  Co.  Elgin,  on  the  M.C.Ry.,  20  miles  S.  W.  of 
St.  Thomas  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  milling, 
stave  factory,  lumbering  and  agricultural  implements.  Chief  Ship- 
ments :  grain,  lumber,  farm  produce  and  live  stock.  The  town  con- 
tains four  churches,  also  high  and  public  schools,  etc.  Surrounding 
towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Shedden,  lona, 
Wallacetown,  West  Lome,  Tyrconnell,  Fingal,  Lawrence,  andEagU*. 

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ADVANCE,  weekly  ;  Blue  and  Smith,  editors  and  publishers  ; 
Thursday  ;  independent;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages  ;  size  13 
x  20.  Circ'n  ^ 

EGANVILLE,  pop.  1,000,  Co.  Renfrew,  on  Bonnechere  River,  25 
miles  S.  of  Pembroke ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries : 
lumbering,  farming,  woolen,  carding,  saw  and  planing  mills,  furniture 
factory  and  foundry,  Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  live  stock,  lumber 
and  produce.  The  town  contains  six  churches,  public  schools,  etc. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Combermere,  Brudenell,  Rockingham,  Basin  Depot,  Killalce,  Barry's 
Bay,  Golden  Lake,  and  Tramore. 

ENTERPRISE,  weekly  ;  J.  and  G.  Reeves,  editors  and  publish- 
ers ;  established  1878;  independent;  Wednesday;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  y 

STAR,  weekly  ;  Dr.  J.  C.  Chanonhouse,  publisher  ;  established 
1890;  conservative;  Friday;  subscription  $1.00;  eight  pages, 
size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  fy 

EL  MIR  A,  pop.  1,200,  Co.  Wraterloo,  on  the  Canagagique  River,  12 
miles  N.  of  Berlin  :  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  : 
woolen,  flour,  saw  and  planing  mills,  foundry  and  machine  shops, 
etc.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  live  stock  and  produce.  The  town 
contains  five  churches,  public  schools,  town  hall  and  mechanics' 
institute.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  Yatton,  Glen  Allen,  Freiburg,  St.  Jacobs,  Winterbourne, 
Hawkesville,  Floradale  and  Heildelberg. 

ADVERTISER,  weekly  ;  Zeigler  and  Schierholtz,  publishers  ; 
establishedi  .882  ;  Thursday  ;  independent  ;  subscription  $1.00; 
eight  pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  } 

SIGNET,  weekly;  Geo.  Klinck,  publisher;  established  1893; 
Thursday  ;  independent  ;  subscription  25C  ;  4  pages,  size  10  x  13. 

Circ'n  l/. 

LUTHERISCHES  VOLKSBLATT,  German;  bi-weekly; 
Weinbach  &  Vooberg,  editors  and  publishers  ;  established  1890  ; 
Lutheran  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  10  x  14.  Circ'n  } 

ELMVALE,  pop.  700,  Co.  Simcoe,  on  G.  T.  Ry.,  18  miles  N.  W.  of 
Barrie,  the  county  seat,  17  miles  S.  of  Penetanguishene,  the  nearest 
banking  point  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.  Chief  Industries  :  saw,  shingle  mills 
and  planing  factories.  The  town  contains  saw  and  shingle  mills  and 
has  public  schools.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published  :  Allenwood,  Crossland,  Waverley,  Wyebridge,  Edgar, 
Vasey,  Creighton  and  Brentwood. 

CHRONICLE,  weekly  ;  S.  Gadd,  editor  and  proprietor;  estab- 
lished 1893;  independent;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13 
x  20.  Circ'n  } 

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ELORA,  pop.  1304,  Co.  Wellington,  on  C.  P.  Ry.,  G.  T.  R.,  and  at  the 
Junction  of  the  Grand  and  Irvine  Rivers,  13  miles  N.  W.  of  Guelph. 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O..  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  carpets,  furniture, 
foundry,  woolen,  flour  and  saw  mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  flour,  grain, 
live  stock,  carpets  and  furniture.  The  town  contains  four  churches, 
public  schools,  mechanics'  institute  with  library  containing  8,250 
volumes,  town  hall,  armory,  water  and  fire  department.  Sur- 
rounding towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Salem, 
Alma,  Floradale,  Pentland  and  Stirton  Creek. 

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EXPRESS,  weekly  ;  J.  M.  Shaw,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1874  ;  independent  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  ^ 

EMBRO,  pop.  627,  Co.  Oxford,  on  River  Thames,  on  C.  P.  Ry.,  and 
10  miles  W.  of  Woodstock.  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industries  :  saw,  flax,  flour  and  oatmeal  mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  live 
stock,  grain,  flax,  flour,  lumber  and  farm  produce.  The  town  con- 
tains four'  churches,  public  school  and  opera  house.  Surrounding 
towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  ,  Beachville,  Brook- 
dale,  Youngsville,  Maplewood  and  Nissouri. 

COURIER,  weekly  ;  Wm.  Stewart,  Jun.,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1877  ;  liberal  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  ^ 

EMSDALE,  pop.  300,  Co.  Parry  Sound  Dist.  on  N.  and  N.  W.  Div. 
G.T.Ry. ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries  :  farming  and  lumbering. 

GUIDE,  see  Sundridge. 

ERIN,  pop.  650,  Co.  Wellington,  on  Credit  River  on  C.  P.  Ry.,  and 
20  miles  N.  E.  of  Guelph  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  banking  town,  Orange- 
ville.  Chief  Industries  ;  grist,  planing,  knitting  and  woolen  mills. 
Chief  Shipments  :  stock,  grain,  farm  produce  etc.  The  town  contains 
five  churches,  also  public  schools.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published  :  Belfountain,  Cataract,  Alton,  and 
Tullamore. 

ADVOCATE,  weekly;  W.  Hull  and  Son,  publishers  ;  J.Houston, 
Manager  ;  established  1878  ;  Thursday  ;  liberal  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  22  x  15.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,OOO- 

ESSEX  pop.  1,709  Co.  Essex,  on  M.C.Ry.;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O., 
Bank.  Chief  Industries:  boiler  works,  handle,  butter  dish,  stave,  pla- 
ning and  saw  mills,  brick  and  tile  factories,  soap  works,  and  foundry. 
Chief  Shipments:  woodenware,  brick,  and  tiles.  The  town  contains 
five  churches,  high  and  public  schools,  water  works  and  electric  light. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Blytheswood,  Olinda,  Vereker,  Harrow,  McGregor,  Ruthven,  Wood- 
slee,  and  Sandwich. 

FREE  PRESS,  weekly;  Brett  and  Auld,  editors  and  publishers  ; 
established  1878  ;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  i^T 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  346. 

EXETER,  pop.  2,050,  Co.  Huron,  on  Sable  River  and  G.  T.  Ry. ; 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  foundry,  tannery, 
salt  well,  flour,  saw,  planing,  woolen  and  flax  mills,  and  stave  factory. 
Chief  Shipments  :  salt,  grain,  live  stock.  The  town  contains  four 
churches,  town  hall  and  mechanic's  institute.  Surrounding  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Elimville,  Kirkton,  Far- 
quhar,  Zurich,  Dashwood,  Crediton,  Grand  Bend  and  Centralia. 

ADVOCATE,  weekly  ;  Advocate  Printing  Co.,  publishers  ;  C. 
H.  Sanders,  editor  ;  established  1887  ;  liberal-conservative  ;  Thurs- 
day ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  i  l{ 

TIMES,    weekly;  Jno.  White  &  Sons,    editors  and   publishers; 
established    1873  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription    $1.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  17  x  20.  Circ'n  i]^ 

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FENELON  FALLS,  pop.  1,400,  Co.  Victoria,  on  the  Fenelon  River 
andG.T.Ry.,  14  miles  N.  of  Lindsay,  its  nearest  banking  town.  Tel., 
T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries :  saw,  shingle,  flax  and  pulp  mills. 
Chief  Shipments  :  timber,  ties,  telegraph  poles,  lumber,  pulp  and 
paper.  The  town  contains  five  churches,  public  schools,  and  a 
mechanic's  institute.  Surrounding-  towns  and  villages  where  no 
papers  are  published  :  Dunsford,  Hartley,  Islay,  Cambray  and 
Oakwood, 

GAZETTE,  weekly  ;  E.  D.  Hand,  editorand  publisher;  estab- 
lished 1872  ;  liberal  ;  Friday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size 
20  x  13.  Circ'n 

FERGUS,  pop.  1,599,  Co.  Wellington,  on  Grand  River  and  G.  T. 
Ry.,  and  C.  P.  R.,  13  miles  N.  W.  of  Guelph  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O., 
Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  flour,  woolen  and  saw  mills,  carriage 
and  implement  shops.  Chief  Shipments :  grain,  live  stock,  flour, 
lime  and  farm  produce.  The  town  contains  five  churches,  high  and 
public  schools,  town  hall,  and  a  mechanic's  institute  Surrounding 
towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published:  Belwood,  Orton, 
•  Cumnoch,  Arthur  and  Alma. 

CANADIAN,  weekly  ;  established    1899  ;  conservative  ;  Thurs- 
day ;  subscription  $1.00;  eight  pages,  size  13  x  20. 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  400. 

NEWS- RECORD,  weekly;  John  Craig  &  Son,  editors  and  pub- 
lishers ;  Jos.  Craig,  manager  ;  established  1856  ;  liberal  ;  Thursday  ; 
subscription  $1.25  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  23)^.  Circ'n 

FINCH,  pop.  400,  Co.  Stormont  at  Junction  of  C.P.Ry.  and  O. 
and  N.Y.Ry.,  79  miles  from  Montreal,  37  miles  from  Ottawa  and  20 
miles  from  Cornwal.  Situated  in  a  fine  farming  section.  Has  three 
churches,  schools  and  numerous  stores. 

ADVERTISER,  weekly  ;  J.  R.  Simpson,  publisher  ;  established 
1899  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages, 
size  20  x  13. 

FLESHERTON,  pop.  750,  Co.  Grey,  on  Boyne  River  and  C.P.Ry., 
30  miles  S.E.  of  Owen  Sound;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Indus- 
tries :  flour,  woolen  and  saw  mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  flour,  grain, 
live  stock,  lumber  and  produce.  The  village  contains  three  churches 
and  a  school.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  Priceville,  Inistioge,  Markdale,  Kimberley  and  Proton. 

ADVANCE,  weekly  ;  W.  A.  Thurston,  editor  and  publisher  ;  es- 
tablished 1881  ;  liberal-conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  12^  by  20.  Circ'n 

FLORENCE,  pop.  450,  Co.  Lambton,  on  the  east  branch  of  Syden- 
ham  River,  6  miles  from  North  Bothwell  Station  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O., 
Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  farming,  grist  mill  and  furniture  factory. 
Chief  Shipments  :  country  produce  and  grain.  The  town  contains 
besides  its  stores,  etc.  ;  four  churches  and  two  hotels.  Surrounding 
towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Oakdale  and 
Rutherford. 

QUI  LL,  weekly  ;  H.  J.  Jerome,  publisher  ;  established  1896  ;  inde- 
pendent ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  20  x  27. 

Circ'n 

FORDWICH,  pop.  700,  Co.  Huron  on  the  Maitland"  River,  and  on  the 
C.P.R.,  55  miles  from  Orangeville  ;  Tel.,  T.,Ex.,  Bank.  Chief  Ind- 
ustries :  flour  and  saw  mills,  sash,  door  furniture  factory.  Chief 

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Shipments  :  grain,  flour,  and  lumber.  The  town  contains  three  chur- 
ches, several  stores  and  hotels.  Surrounding-  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published:  Mohawkville,  Newbridge,  Wroxeter 
and  Kurtsville. 

RECORD,  weekly;  A.  W.  Moote,  proprietor;  independent; 
Thursday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  20  x  13.  Circ'n  ^ 

FOREST,  pop.  2,059,  Co,  Lambton,  onG.T.Ry.,  22  miles  N.E.  of  Sar- 
nia;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  implement  works, 
flour,  saw  and  planing  mills  and  foundry.  Chief  Shipments  :  flour, 
grain,  live  stock,  lumber  and  produce.  The  town  contains  seven 
churches,  also  schools,  town  hall  seating  600,  and  mechanics'  insti- 
tute with  1,500  volumes.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no 
papers  are  published  :  Ravenswood,  Aberarder,  Camlachie  and 
Thedford. 

FREE  PRESS,  weekly  ;  H.  J.  Pettypiece,  M.P.P.,  editor  and 
publisher  ;  established  1879  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  18  x  20.  Circ'n  1^-2 

STANDARD,  weekly;  Henry  Barren,  publisher;  established 
1895  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages, 
size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  i 

FORT  WILLIAM,  pop.  4,500,  Algoma  District,  on  Kaministiqua 
River,  4  miles  S.W.  of  Port  Arthur  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank. 
Chief  Industries  :  brick  manufacturing,  saw  and  planing  mills,  foun- 
dry, etc.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  grain  and  minerals.  The 
town  contains  churches,  a  society  hall  and  large  grain  elevators. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Mackenzie,  Pearl  River,  Murillo,  Dexter,  Thunder  Bay  and  Ross  Port. 

JOURNAL,  every  evening  except  Sunday;  Basil  G.  Hamilton, 
editor  ;  Journal  Printing  Co.,  Ltd.,  publishers  ;  established  1893  ;  in- 
dependent ;  subscription  $6.00  ;  four  pages,  size  22  x  15.  Circ'n  ^ 

WEEKLY,  established  1886;  Saturday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  22  x  15.  Circ'n  l/z 

IGALT,  pop.  7,535,  Co.  Waterloo,  on  Grand  River  and  Mill  Creek  and 
C.P.R.  and  G.T.Ry.,  13  miles  S.E.  of  Berlin  and  30  miles  N.W.  of 
Hamilton;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries:  flour, 
oatmeal,  saw,  planing  and  woolen  mills,  foundries,  saw  and  safe 
works,  and  knitting  factories.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  flour,  cast- 
ings, saws  of  all  descriptions,  safes  and  machinery.  The  town  con- 
tains seven  churches  (having  one  of  the  largest  Presbyterian  churches 
in  Canada),  schools,  music  hall,  mechanics'  hall  with  a  library  of 
4,000  volumes,  town  hall  seating  500,  collegiate  institute,  etc.  Sur- 
rounding towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Blair, 
Branchton,  Clyde,  Dover,  Glen  Morris,  Kossuth,  Roseville,  Shaws- 
burg,  Rockton,  Sheffield,  Troy,  Kirkwall,  Breslau,  New  Dundee, 
Westover,  Baden,  and  Freeport. 

REFORM  ER,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  H.  M.  Hunt  &  Son, 
publishers  ;  established  1893  ;  liberal  ;  subscription  $3.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  20  x  15.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,1OO 

WEEKLY,  established  1848;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00 ; 
eight  pages,  size  20  x  15.  Sworn  Circ'n  2.OOO 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  306. 

REPORTER,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  Jaffray  Bros,,  pub- 
lishers ;  established  1895  ;  conservative  ;  subscription  $3.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  20  x  24.  Circ'n  i 

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WEEKLY,  established  1846;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
eig-ht  pages,  size  26  x  20.  Circ'n  i$£ 

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•  GANANOQUE,  pop.  3,800,  Co.  Leeds,  on  G.  T.  Ry.,  and  Thousand 
Island  Ry.  The  town  is  situated  at  the  junction  of  St.  Lawrence 
and  Gananoque  Rivers,  32  miles  W.  of  Brockville  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex., 
M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  carriage,  axle,  rivet,  spring,  agri- 
cultural implements,  nail,  hinge  and  copper  works,  corset  steel, 
and  flour  manufactory.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain  and  farm  produce, 
and  the  product  of  its  various  manufactories  and  mills.  The  town 
contains  four  churches,  high  and  public  schools,  music  hall,  fire  bri- 
gade and  water  works,  and  affords  good  steamboat  connection  with 
Montreal  and  intermediate  points  and  is  lighted  with  electricity. 
Surrounding  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Lansdowne, 
Lyndhurst,  Washburn,  South  Lake,  Rockport,  Morton  and  Elgin. 
JOURNAL,  weekly  ;  Jas.  A.  Thomson,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1883  ;  conservative  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  ^ 

REPORTER,  weekly  ;  Freeman  Britton,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1860  ;  reform  ;  Saturday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  ^ 

I  GEORGETOWN,  pop.,  1,600,  Co.  Halton,  on  the  River  Credit  and 
G.  T.  Ry.,  30  miles  west  of  Toronto  and  36  miles  N.W.  of  Hamilton; 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  paper  mills,  boot 
and  shoe  factory,  and  planing  mills,  knitting  machine  factory,  type 
writer,  dynamo,  water  motor,  gasoline  engine,  cotton  batting,  hosiery 
and  woolen  factories,  lime  kilns,  foundry  and  stone  quarries.  Chief 
Shipments  :  grain,  stone,  lime,  paper,  knitting  machines,  boots  and 
shoes  and  other  products.  It  contains  six  churches  of  different 
denominations,  high  and  public  schools,  three  well  equipped  hotels, 
town,  masonic  and  oddfellows' halls  and  mechanic's  institute.  Sur- 
rounding towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Glen 
Williams,  Norval,  Stewarton,  Ballinafad,  Limehouse,  Salmonville  and 
Ashgrove. 

HERALD,  weekly  ;  R.  D.  Warren,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1865  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  17^  x  24.  Circ'n,  actual  average  for  1898,  895 

GLENCOE,  pop.  1,175,  Co.  Middlesex,  on  G.  T.  R.,  30  miles  S.  W. 
of  London  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  paper 
mills,  stave  mill,  saw  mill,  two  sash  and  door  factories,  woodenware 
factory,  foundry,  woolen  mill  and  farming.  Chief  Shipments  : 
fruit  and  farm  produce,  live  stock,  and  products  of  its  several  manu- 
facluries.  The  town  contains  seven  churches,  high  and  public 
schools,  public  library  of  1,400  volumes,  a  good  public  hall  and  one 
of  the  best  systems  of  water  works  in  Canada;  it  is  lighted  by  electric 
light.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  pub- 
lished :  Appin,  Melbourne,  Middlemiss,  Wardsville,  Napier,  Mayfair, 
Strathburn  and  Kilmartin. 

TRANSCRIPT,  weekly  ;  A.  E.  Sutherland,  editor  and  pub- 
lisher ;  established  1870  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  i 

GODERICH,  pop.  3,839,  Co.  Huron,   on   G.  T.  Ry.  and   River  Mait- 
*  land,  63  miles  from   London  ;  Tel.,   T.,   Ex.,    M.O.,    Bank.     Chief 
Industries :  salt  works,  flour  mills,  machine  shops,  organ  and  furniture 
factories.  Chief  Shipments  :  flour,  salt,  lumber,  grain,   fish  and  live 
stock.  The  town  contains  four  churches,  high  and  public  schools,  alib- 

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rarv  with  2, 300  volumes,  public  hall,  electric  light,  fire  brigade,  and  is 
the  largest  fishing  place  on  the  lake.  Surrounding  towns  and  vill- 
ages where  no  papers  are  published  ;  Bayfield,  Nile,  Port  Albert, 
Auburn,  Dungannon,  Dunlop,  Carlow  and  Kintail. 

HURON  SIGNAL,  weekly  ;  D.  McGillicuddy,  editor  and  pub- 
lisher ;  established  1838  ;  reform  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  24  x  17.  Circ'n  1% 

STAR,  weekly  ;  Mitchell  and  Todd,  publishers  ;  established 
1866;  liberal-conservative;  Friday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  20  x  22.  Circ'n  i 

GORE  BAY,  pop.  600,  Algoma  District,  on  the  Georgian  Bay,  and 
Grand  Manitoulin  Island,  90  miles  S.E.  of  Sault  St.  Marie  ;  steam- 
boats call  during  the  season  of  navigation  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank. 
Chief  Industries :  saw,  planing  and  flour  mills,  and  pump  factory. 
Chief  Shipments  :  fish,  lumber  and  flour.  The  town  contains  three 
churches  and  a  good  public  school.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published  :  Meldrum  Bay  and  Kagawong. 

CONSERVATOR,   weekly.     No  report. 

MANITOULIN  GUIDE,  weekly ;  S.  P.  Jackson,  editor  and 
publisher;  established  1877;  reform;  Saturday;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  *3/4  x  20.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  346. 

GORRIE,  pop.  500,  Co.  Huron,  on  the  Maitland  Riverand  C.P.Ry.,  50 
miles  NT.E.  of  Goderich  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries: 
flour,  saw  and  planing  mills,  excelsior  factory,  carriage  and  pump 
factory.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  flour,  pumps,  carriages  and  farm 
produce.  The  village  contains  four  churches,  public  schools,  town 
hall  and  two  society  halls.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where 
no  papers  are  published :  Lakelet,  Newbridge,  Morrisbank,  Moles- 
worth,  Wroxeter  and  Belmore. 

VIDETTE,  weekly;  Thos.  Nash,  editor  and  publisher;  estab- 
lished 1885;  conservative;  Friday;  subscription  $1.00;  four  pages, 
size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  y£ 

j  GRAND  VALLEY,  pop.  750,  Co.  Dufferin,  on  Grand  River,  and 
C.P.Ry.,  12  miles  N.  of  Orangeville,  its  nearest  Banking  town  ;  Tel., 
T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries:  carriage  and  pump  factories,  saw, 
flour,  planing,  shingle  and  lath  mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber, 
laths,  shingles,  grain,  produce  and  live  stock.  The  village  contains 
four  churches  and  public  school.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published :  Colbeck,  Monticello,  Waldemar, 
Belwood,  Marsville,  Laurel,  Bowling  Green,  Hereward,  Orton  and 
Damascus. 

STAR,  weekly  ;  W.  Logan  Craig,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1868;  independent;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00 ;  eight 
pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  370. 

VIDETTE,  weekly  ;  Grand  Valley  Printing  and  Publishing  Co., 
publishers ;  established  1899  ;  independent ;  Thursday  ;  subscription 
75C  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  22. 

GRAVEN  HURST,    pop.    2,276,    Muskoka    District,    on    Muskoka 
I  Lake,  and  the  G.T.Ry.,  u   miles  S.W.  of  Bracebridge,  25  miles  \. 

of  Orillia;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  ;  Banking  town,  Orillia.  Chief  In- 
dustries :  lumbering,  saw,  planing  mills  and  foundry.  Chief 

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Shipments  :  lumber,  laths,  shingles  and  farm  produce.  The  town 
contains  five  churches,  high  and  public  schools,  and  a  free  library. 
It  has  an  international  reputation  as  a  health  resort.  The  National 
Sanitorium  for  Consumption  is  located  here.  Surrounding-  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Severn,  Washago,  Rons- 
seau,  Port  Carling,  Bala,  Port  Sandfield,  Barkway,  Uffington, 
Windermere  and  Beaumaris. 

BAN  N  ER,,  weekly  ;  H.  Oaten,  editor  and  publisher;  estab- 
lished 1880;  independent;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  26  x  20.  Circ'n  ^ 

GRIMSBY,  pop.  1,000,  Co.  Lincoln,  on  Lake  Ontario  and  G.T.Ry., 
half  way  between  Hamilton  and  St.  Catharines.  Connected  with 
Hamilton  by  H.  G.  &  B.  Electric  Railway  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O., 
Bank.  Chief  Industries  ;  flour  and  saw  mills,  basket  and  canning 
factories,  evaporators  and  nurseries,  agricultural  implement  works, 
foundry  and  stone  quarries.  Chief  Shipments :  grain,  live  stock, 
baskets  and  fruit.  The  town  contains  five  churches,  mechanics' 
institute  with  library  containing  5,000  volumes,  high  and  public 
schools,  good  fire  department  and  electric  light.  It  is  the  centre 
of  a  fine  fruit  district  and  a  favorite  camping  ground,  having  the 
annual  Methodist  camp  in  Grimsby  Park.  Surrounding  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published :  Jordan,  Stoney  Creek, 
Campden  and  Winona. 

INDEPENDENT  AND  ADVERTISER,  weekly;  Jas.  A. 
Livingston,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established  1885  ;  independent  ; 
Thursday  ;  subscription,  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13  x  20. 

(Dated  at  Grimsby,  Beamsville  and  Smithville.)      Sworn  Circ'n  Q3Y 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  282. 

CANADIAN  HORTICULTURIST,  monthly;  L.  Woolverton, 
editor,  Fruit  Growers  Association  of  Ontario,  publishers  ;  fruit  cul- 
ture ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  forty-eight  pages,  size  7  x  10.  Circ'n  4 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  362. 

IGUELPH,  pop.  10,539,  Co.  Wellington,  on  the  River  Speed,  C.P.Ry., 
*  and  G.T.Ry.,  26  miles  S.E.  of  Hamilton  and  20  miles  N.E.  of  Erin  ; 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  sewing  machine, 
organ  and  piano,  carriage,  hardware,  agricultural  implement,  furni- 
ture, hosiery,  linseed  oil  and  carpet  factories,  flour  mills.  Chief* 
Shipments  :  grain,  produce,  live  stock,  limestone,  and  the  products  of 
its  manufactories.  The  city  contains  13  churches,  collegiate  insti- 
tute, colleges,  schools,  fine  public  buildings,  waterworks,  fire  depart- 
ment, free  library,  containing  5,000  volumes,  etc.  and  the  celebrated 
"  Ontario  Agricultural  College."  ;  is  lighted  by  gas  and  electricity. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Rockwood,  Eden  Mills,  Arkel,  Blair,  Doon,  Limehouse,  Belwood, 
New  Germany,  Alma,  Winterbourne,  Ballinafad,  Morriston,  Aber- 
foyle,  Marden,  Utoka,  and  Ospringe. 

ADVOCATE,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  The  Guelph  Ad- 
vocate Ptg.  Co.,  printers  and  publishers  ;  established  1896;  indepen- 
dent ;  subscription  $3.00  ;  four  pages,  size  27  x  17.  Circ'n  i 

SEMI-WEEKLY,  established  1897  ;  Tuesday  and  Friday  ;  sub- 
scription -Si  .no  ;  eight  pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  i 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  318.  ^ 

HERALD,  every  evening  except  Sunday;  H.  Gummer,  editor 
and  publisher  ;  established  1872  ;  conservative  ;  subscription  $3.00  ; 
four  pages,  size  27  x  20^-  Circ'n  i 

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WEEKLY,  Thursday  ;  established  1847  ;  conservative  ;  subscrip- 
tion $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  20^  x  26.  Circ'n  3 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  337. 

Also  publishes  Canadian  Forester,  Home  Circle  Leader  and  Rain- 
bow. 

MERCURY  AND  ADVERTISER,  every  evening  except  Sun- 
day ;  Mclntosh  &  Galbraith,  editors  and  publishers ;  established 
1867  ;  reform  ;  subscription  $3.00  ;  four  pages,  size  20^  x  26. 

Sworn  Circ'n  1,550 

WEEKLY,  Thursday  ;  established  1853  ;  reform  ;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  twelve  pages,  size  18^  x  26.  Sworn  Circ'n  4,75O 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  284. 

CANADIAN  FORESTER,  monthly;  H.  Gummer,  editor  and 
publisher;  established  1880  ;  C.  O.  F.  ;  ist  of  month  ;  subscription 
5oc.  ;  sixteen  pages,  size  n  x  8*4-  Circ'n  25 

HOME  CIRCLE  LEADER,  monthly;  H.  Gummer,  editor  and 
publisher  ;  established  1889  ;  organ  of  the  Canadian  Home  Circles  ; 
subscription  5oc.  ;  eight  pages,  size  13,%'  x  10^. 

ONTARIO  AGRICULTURAL  COLLEGE  REVIEW,  month- 
ly ;  Committee  of  the  Students  of  the  Ontario  Agricultural  College, 
editors  and  publishers  ;  established  1889  ;  agricultural  ;  subscription 
5oc.  ;  twelve  pages,  size  8  x  10. 

RAINBOW,  monthly;  H.  Gummer,  editor  and  publisher;  estab- 
lished 1891;  organ  of  Canadian  Order  of  Chosen  Friends  ;  subscription 
5oc. ;  eight  pages,  size  13^  x  io*4-  Circ'n  14 

HAGERSVILLE,  pop.  1,400,  Co.  Haldimand,  on  the  G.T.R.  and  Mi- 
chigan Central  Ry.,  25  Miles  from  Hamilton;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O. 
Chief  Industries  :  agricultural  implement  and  repair  shops,  grist 
mills,  stone  quarries.  Chief  Shipments  :  agricultural  implements, 
stone  and  lumber.  The  town  contains,  besides  its  mills  and  stores, 
four  churches  and  five  hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where 
no  papers  are  published  :  Cheapside,  Erie,  Foreman,  Garnet,  Nan- 
ticoke,  Nober,  Selkirk  and  Springvale. 

NEWS,  weekly  ;  D.  Seymour,  publisher  ; established  1887  ;  con- 
servative ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  16  x 
22.  Circ'n  )4 

'/  ^HAMILTON,  pop.  51,000,  Co.  Wentworth,  on  Hamilton  Bay,  2 
*  miles  S.  of  Lake  Ontario,  39  miles  from  Toronto  ;  Tel.,  T. ,  Ex., 
M.O.,  Bank.  Connections  :  various  steamboat  lines,  G.T.R.,  T.  H. 
&  B.  R.  and  C.P.R.  steam  railways  ;  H.  &  D.,  H.  G.  &  B.  and  Ha- 
milton Radial  Electric  Railways,  supplied  with  unlimited  electric 
power  ;  east  of  city,  centre  of  the  great  Canadian  Fruit  District. 
Chief  Industries  :  blast  furnaces,  stove  and  implement  works,  mach- 
inery, water  and  gas  pipes,  cotton  mills,  furniture,  saw  and  planing 
mills,  rolling  mills,  bolt  and  tack  works,  breweries,  clothing,  boot 
and  shoe  factories,  etc.  Chief  Shipments  :  live  stock,  fruits,  stoves, 
rolled  iron,  nails  and  screws,  grain,  flour  and  products  of  its  various 
manufactories.  The  city  contains  several  fine  public  buildings  and 
well-built  churches,  a  high  school,  twenty  public  schools,  four  separ- 
ate schools  whose  system  is  very  complete,  a  Wesleyan  ladies'  col- 
lege, Y.  M.  C.  A.  hall,  various  public  and  masonic  and  oddfellows' 
halls,  finest  insane  asylum  in  Ontario,  opera  house  seating  2,000,  two 
hospitals  and  large  free  library,  fine  fire  brigade  and  water  works. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 

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Stoney  Creek,  Albion  Mills,  West  Flamboro',  Mount  Hope,  Bullock's 
Corners,  Winona,  Bartonville,  Ancaster,  Elfrida,  Waterdown  and 
Aldershot. 

HERALD,  every  evening-  except  Sunday;  Herald  Printing:  Co., 
editors  and  publishers  ;  established  1889;  independent;  subscription 
$3.00  ;  four  pages,  size  17  x  24.  Circ'n  6 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  293. 

SPECTATOR,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  Spectator  Print- 
ing Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1848  ;  conservative  ;  subscription 
$3.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  16  x  24.  Sworn  Circ'n  7.5OO 

SEMI-WEEKLY,  established  1848  ;  Wednesday  and  Saturday  ; 
twelve  pages,  size  16  x  24.  Circ'n  5^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  309. 

0  TIMES,   every  evening  except   Sunday;  Herbert    F.    Gardner, 

editor;  Times  Printing  Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1858;  reform; 
subscription  $3.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  17^  x  22^.  Circ'n  5^ 

SEMI-WEEKLY,  established  1858  ;  Tuesday  and  Friday  ;  sub- 
scription $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  17^  x  22^.  Circ'n  3^ 

Advt  :  The  "Titties"  has  always  been  "the  family  paper"  of  Hamilton.  It 
covers  thoroughly  the  City  and  Niagara  District,  with  its  large  and  wealthy 
population,  and  has  a  large  Provincial  circulation,  being  recognized  as  one  of 
the  leading  papers  of  Canada.  Once  a  patron,  ahvay-s  a  patron.  It  pays.  See 
Advt.  page  287. 

INDUSTRIAL  BANNER,  monthly  ;  Hamilton  Trades  and  La- 
bor Council,  publishers  ;  established  1898  ;  labor  ;  subscription  25 
cents  ;  four  pages,  size  21  x  15. 

ROYAL  TEMPLAR  ADVOCATE,  monthly;  S.  H.  Graham, 
editor;  Dominion  Council  of  Royal  Templars  of  Temperance,  pub- 
lishers; established  1882;  temperance;  subscription  5oc. ;  eight 
pages,  size  24 'x  14^.  Sworn  Circ'n  21,OOO 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  378. 

VOX  LYCEI,  monthly  ;  Students  of  the  Collegiate  Institute, 
editors  and  publishers.  A  college  paper  issued  only  during  the  col- 
legiate year. 

DOMINION  NEWSPAPER  LIST,  a  list  of  57  country  week- 
lies; inside  or  outside  pages  are  printed  in  Hamilton  and  the  balance 
by  each  individual  paper.  Sworn  Circ'n  33,269 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  378. 

HANOVER,  pop.  i, 800,  Co.  Grey,  on  the  G.T.Ry.  and  Saugeen 
River,  40  miles  S.  of  Owen  Sound  and  6  miles  from  Walkerton  ;  Tel., 
T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  flour,  saw  and  woolen 
mills,  tannery  and  foundry,  farming,  lumbering  and  furniture  manu- 
facturing. Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  telegraph  poles,  hay,  grain 
and  furniture.  The  town  contains  six  churches  and  a  school,  me- 
chanics' institute  and  library  containing  450  volumes.  Surrounding 
towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Varney,  Elm- 
wood,  Dornoch,  Habermeil,  Maple  Hill,  Murdock,  Neustadt,  Allan 
Park,  and  Carlsruhe. 

POST,  weekly;  John  Mitchell,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established     • 
1880;    independent;    Thursday;    subscription   $1.00;  eight   pages, 
size  1 8  x  25.  Circ'n  i 

HARRISTON,  pop.  1,689,  Co.  Wellington,  on  the  Maitland  River, 
G.T.Ry.  and  C.P.Ry.,  40  miles  N.W.  of  Guelph  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M. 
O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  saw,  planing,  flour  and  flax  mills,  brick 
yards,  furniture  factory  and  agricultural  implements.  Chief  Ship- 
ments :  grain,  flour,  flax,  bricks,  live  stock,  furniture  and  agricultu- 
ral implements.  The  town  contains  five  churches,  high  school  and 

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ptiblic  school,  mechanics'  institute  with  a  library  of  3,500  volumes,  a 
town  hall  seating  450,  water  works  and  fire  department.  Surround- 
ing towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Cotswold, 
Teviotdale,  Drew,  Rothsay,  Wroxeter,  Glenlea,  and  Redgrave. 

REVIEW,  weekly;  Edw.  H.  Dewar,  publisher;  established 
1895  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  81.00  ;  eight  pages, 
size  2i}4  x.  i$)4-  Circ'n  yz 

STANDARD,  weekly;  W.  E.  Cutten,  publisher;  established 
1899;  subcription  $1.00;  eight  pages,  size  22  x  15. 

TRIBUNE,  weekly;  John  A.  Copland,  publisher;  established 
1872;  independent;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size 
16  x  22.  Circ'n  i 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  358. 

HASTINGS,  pop.  950,  Co.  Northumberland,  on  the  Trent  River  and 
G.T.Ry.,  10  miles  W.  of  Campbellford,  its  nearest  Bank;  Tel.,  T., 
Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries  :  flour,  wool,  saw  and  planing  mills, 
cheese  factories  and  tanneries.  Chief  Shipments  :  flour,  grain,  lum- 
ber, leather  and  cheese.  The  town  contains  four  churches  and 
public  and  separate  schools,  and  has  a  fine  water  power.  Surround- 
ing villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Roseneath,  Keene  and 
Westwood. 

STAR,  weekly;  J.  F.  Scriver,  publisher;  established  1878  ; 
conservative  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,"  size 
13  x  20.  Circ'n  % 

HAVELOCK,  pop.  400,  Co.  Peterboro',  on  the  C.P.Ry.  ;  Tel.,  T., 
Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries:  saw  and  shingle  mills.  Chief  Ship- 
ments :  lumber.  The  town  contains,  besides  its  mills  and  stores, 
four  churches  and  three  hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published  :  Rockdale  and  South  Monaghan. 

STANDARD,  weekly;    P.    Lancaster,    publisher;    established 
1895;  ind. ;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00;  eight  pages,  size  21^  x  15. 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  358.  Circ'n  ^ 

HENSALL,  pop.  915,  Co.  Huron,  on  the  L.H.  &  B.  Ry.,  12  miles 
from  Clinton,  12  miles  from  Seaforth  ;  Tel.,  T.  Chief  Industries: 
salt  works,  flour  mills,  oil  wells,  engine  and  boiler  works,  saw,  plan- 
ing and  grist  mills,  one  pork  packing  establishment,  two  carriage 
shops,  shipping  point  for  sheep,  cattle,  horses,  grain,  onions,  etc. 
Surrounding  villages  where  no  papers  are  published:  St.  Joseph, 
Bayfield,  Kippen,  Varma,  Binnefield,  and  Hilt's  Green. 

OBSERVER,  weekly  ;  L.  Neilands,  publisher  ;  established 
1894  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  Si. on  ;  eight  pages. 

Circ'n  ^ 

HEPWORTH,  pop.  750,  Co.  Bruce,  Tel.  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Indus- 
try :  lumbering.  Chief  Shipment  :  lumber.  The  town  contains 
besides  its  stores,  etc.,  three  hotels  and  a  printing  office.  Surround- 
ing towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Clavering 
and  Park  Head. 

JOURNAL,  weekly ;  Chas.  J.  Lang,  publisher;  established  1892; 
\\Vdnesday  ;  eight  pages,  size  13^  x  20%. 

HESPELER,  pop.  2,000,  Co.  Waterloo,  on  the  River  Speed,  and  on 
the  W.G.  &  B.  Division  G.  T.  R.,  7  miles  from  Gait ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex., 
M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries :  woolen,  saw,  grist  and  planing 

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mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  wool,  grain  and  lumber.  The  town  con- 
tains, besides  its  mills,  stores,  etc.,  seven  churches  and  two  hotels. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Doon,  Breslau,  Blair,  New  Dundee  and  Puslinch. 

HERALD,    weekly;    O.   S.   Eby,   publisher;  established    1895 
Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  22  x  15. 


HIGH  GATE,  pop.  600,  Co.  Kent,  on  M.  C.  Ry.,  30  miles  S.  W.  of  St. 
Thomas  and  30  miles  from  Chatham  the  county  seat.  Tel.,  T.,  Ex., 
M.  O.  Chief  Industries  :  lumber,  flour  and  brick  manufacturing. 
Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  flour  and  bricks.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Maple  Leaf,  Muir  Kirk, 
Palmyra,  Turin  and  Slabtown. 

MONITOR,  weekly;  V.  A.  Statia,  publisher  ;  established 
1894  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages, 
size  15  x  20.  Circ'n 

HILLSBURG,  pop.  400,  Co.  Wellington,  on  the  Credit  River  and 
C.  P.  Ry-,  20  miles  N.  of  Guelph,  10  miles  S.  of  Orangeville,  its 
nearest  Banking  point  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries  ;  flour 
and  saw  mills,  tanning  and  farming.  Chief  Shipments  :  flour,  lumber, 
leather  and  farm  produce.  The  town  contains  five  churches  and  a 
public  school.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  Reading,  Marsville,  Coningsby,  Mimosa,  Cataract,  Ga- 
rafraxa  and  Brisbane. 

BEAVER,  weekly  ;  Geo.  A.  Lacey,  editor  ;  Arch.  L.  Sproule, 
publisher  ;  independent  ;  Tuesday  ;  subscription  50  cents  ;  four 
pages,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n 

HUNTSV  ILLE,  pop.  1,500,  Muskoka  District,  on  the  Muskoka  River 
and  G.T.Ry.,  24  miles  N.  of  Bracebridge  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank 
at  Orillia,  60  miles  off.  Chief  Industries  :  flour,  saw  and  woolen 
mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  grain  and  farm  produce.  The 
town  contains  three  churches  and  a  public  school.  Surrounding 
towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Ravenscliff,  Mus- 
koka Falls,  Uffington,  Stoneleigh  and  Falkenberg. 

FORESTER,  weekly  ;  Geo.  Hutcheson,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1877  ;  liberal  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages, 
size  20  x  26.  Circ'n 

INGERSOLL,  pop.  4,500,  Co.  Oxford,  on  River  Thames,  G.  T.  R. 
and  C.  P.  Ry.,  10  miles  S.  W.  of  Woodstock  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O., 
Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  pork  packing  establishment,  agricultural 
implement  works,  piano  and  furniture  factories,  flour,  pea,  oatmeal, 
woolen  and  planing  mills,  tannery,  screw,  and  cheese  factories,  etc. 
Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  cheese,  livestock,  produce  and  the  products 
of  its  factories.  The  town  contains  eight  churches  and  four  schools, 
a  free  library,  with  3,000  volumes,  hall  seating  500,  has  a  good  fire 
brigade  and  is  lighted  with  gas  and  electricity.  Surrounding  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Dorchester  Station, 
Salford,  Sweaborg,  Thamesford,  Mount  Elgin,  Culloden,  Folders, 
Springford,  Beachville,  Putnam  and  Verschoyle. 

CHRONICLE,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  R.  Elliot,  editor, 
Chronicle  Printing  Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1897  ;  liberal  ;  subs- 
cription $3.00  ;  four  pages,  size  23  x  35.  r-  Circ'n 

WEEKLY  ;  established  1853  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00.; 
12  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Ci-c'n  i^ 

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OXFORD  TRIBUNE,  AND  CANADA  DAIRY  REPORTER, 

weekly;  B.  B.  Baillie,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established  1873;  liber- 
al-conservative; Thursday;  subscription  $1.00;  twelve  pages,  size 
18  x  24.  Circ'n  i 

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SUN,  weekly  ;  T.  A.  Bellamy,  editor  and  publisher;  established 
1882  ;  reform  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size 
15  x  22.  Circ'n  ^ 

IROQUOIS,  pop.  1.047,  Co.  Dundas,  on  G.  T.  R.  and  St.  Lawrence 
River,  33  miles  W.  of  Cornwall  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.  O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industries  :  saw  and  flour  mills,  stave  factory  and  foundry.  Chief 
Shipments  :  grain,  staves,  hoops,  furniture  and  produce.  The  town 
contains  three  churches,  one  public  school  and  a  town  hall  seating  500. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Cardinal,  Spencerville,  South  Mountain,  Ventnor  and  Shanly. 

ST.  LAWRENCE  NEWS,  weekly;  Whitney  &  Son,  editors 
and  publishers  ;  established  1889  ;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscrip- 
tion Si  .00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  *£ 

uAR  V  IS,  pop.    1,000,   Co.    Haldimand,  on  G.T.Ry.,  14  miles  S.W.  of  I 
Cayuga,  n  miles  E.  of  Simcoe  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.       Chief  " 
Industries  :  grist  and  saw  mills,  foundry  and  cheese  factory.       Chief 
Shipments  :  grain,  lumber  and  produce.     The  town  contains  three 
churches,  a  school,  and  a  music  hall  sitting  500.    Surrounding  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Nanticoke,  Varency, 
Selkirk  and  Cheapside. 

RECORD,  weekly  ;  S.  W.  Rogers,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1878;  independent;  Wednesday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  % 

KEMPTVILLE,  pop.  1,450,  Co.  Grenville,  on  the  South  branch  of  the 
Rideau  River,  and  the  St.  L.  &  O.  Line,  C.P.Ry.,  34  miles  N.E.  of 
Brockville,  24  miles  N.  of  Prescott.  Its  nearest  Banking  town  is  West 
Winchester,  14  miles  away.  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries: 
flour,  saw  and  shingle  mills,  foundries,  etc.  Chief  Shipments  :  lum- 
ber, grain,  ties  and  farm  produce.  The  town  contains  five  churches, 
public  schools  and  a  hall  seating  300.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  South  Govver,  Heckston, 
Oxford  Mills,  Bishop's  Mills,  Burritt's  Rapids,  North  Gower,  Wel- 
lington and  South  Mountain. 

ADVANCE,  weekly;  S.  E.  Walt,  editor  and  publisher;  estab- 
lished 1 88 1  and  re-established  1890;  independent;  Thursday;  sub- 
scription $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  ^ 

KINCARDINE,  pop.  2,631,  Co.  Bruce,  on  the  Penetangore  River 
and  G.T.Ry.,  28  miles  W.  of  Walkerton,  159  miles  from  Toronto; 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries:  flour,  woolen  and 
planing  mills,  foundry  and  bridge  works,  pork  factory,  furniture 
factory,  engine  and  salt  works,  etc.  Chief  Shipments  :  salt,  mach- 
inery, lumber,  flour,  pork,  grain  and  other  products.  The  town 
contains  five  churches,  high  and  public  schools,  public  library 
containing  2,091  volumes  and  a  town  hall  seating  600.  Surrounding 
towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Holywood, 
Kinlough,  Riversdale,  Millarton,  Kinloss,  Bervie,  Amberley,  Annow, 
Underwood  and  Glamis. 

REPORTER,  weekly  ;  Walter  M.  Dack,  editor  and  publisher; 
established  1866  ;  liberal  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  22%  x  26.  Circ'n  i^ 

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REVIEW,  weekly;  Clark  Bros.,  editors  and  publishers:  estab- 
lished 1863;  conservative;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  20  x  16.  Circ'n  ij£ 

v        KINGSTON,   pop.  20,000,  Co.   Frontenac,    on    St.    Lawrence    River, 

fat  junction  with  Rideau  River  ;  G.  T.  Ry.,  K.  &  P.  R.  and  Bay 
of  Quinte  Ry.,  104  miles  from  Renfrew,  172  miles  from  Montreal 
and  115  miles  from  Ottawa.  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industries  :  locomotives,  car  and  engine  shops,  quarries,  agricultural 
implements,  cotton  and  hosiery,  pianos,  organs.  Chief  Shipments  : 
grain,  lumber,  locomotives,  machinery,  stone  and  the  various  pro- 
ducts of  its  factories.  The  town  contains  Anglican  and  Roman 
Catholic  cathedrals,  several  well-built  churches,  excellent  public 
buildings,  schools  and  colleges,  among  which  "  Queen's  "  stands 
foremost,  making  it  an  educational  city.  Has  three  large  elevators 
and  splendid  fleet  of  river  steamers.  The  celebrated  Royal  Military 
college  and  "A"  battery  of  artillery  are  stationed  here.  Surround- 
ing towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Barriefield, 
Harrow-smith,  Westbrook,  Camden  East,  Cape  Vincent,  Cataraqui 
and  Sydenham. 

BRITISH  WHIG,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  E.  J.  B.  Pense, 
editor  and  publisher  ;  established  1849  ;  liberal  ;  subscription  $6.00  ; 
four  pages,  size  26  x  20.  Sworn  Circ'n  2,616 

WEEKLY,  established  1834  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  sizes  18  x  24.  Sworn  Circ'n  6,143 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  276. 

N  EWS,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  Oram,  Shanks  &  Carter, 
publishers  ;  established  1851  ;  conservative  ;  subscription  $5.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  22^  x  15.  Circ'n  i^ 

SEMI-WEEKLY,  established  1810  ;  Monday  and  Thursday  ; 
subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  19  x  24.  Circ'n  2^" 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  280. 

V       Tl  M  ES,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  Times  Printing  Co. ,  Ltd. 
}  publishers  ;    established     1897  >    independent  ;    subscription    $2.50  ; 
four  pages,  size  i7/^  x  23^.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,56O 

CANADIAN  FREEMAN,  weekly  ;  Rev.  J.  F.  Coffey,  L.L.D., 
editor  ;  P.  J.  Daley,  publisher  ;  established  1884;  Roman  Catholic  . 
liberal  ;  Wednesday;  subscription  $1.00;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  21. 

Circ'n  3 

QUEEN'S  COLLEGE  JOURNAL,  bi-weekly;  established 
1872  ;  the  Alma  Mater  Society  of  Queen's  University,  editors  and 
publishers  ;  literary  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  sixteen  pages,  size  8  x  10. 

(A  college  paper  ;  issued  only  during  collegiate  year.) 

CANADIAN  CHEESE  AND  BUTTER  MAKER,  monthly; 
established  1898  ;  J.  O.  Lingenfelter,  publisher  ;  dairy  ;  subscription 
500  ;  twelve  pages,  size  9^  x  12.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  406. 

LICENSED  VICTUALLERS  JOURNAL,  monthly;  D.  A. 
Davidson,  publisher  ;  established  1899  ;  liquor  trade  ;  subscription 
$1.00;  32  pages,  size  13  x  9^". 

KINGSTON  MEDICAL  QUARTERLY,  quarterly;  Dr.  J.  C. 
Connell,  manager  ;  free  to  graduates  of  Queens  ;  fifty  two  pages  ; 
size  6^  x  12.  Circ'n  % 

QUEEN'S  QUARTERLY,   quarterley  ; established  1893  ;  univer- 
sity ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eighty-four  pages  ;  size  6^  x  9^.     Circ'n  ^ 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  322. 

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KINGSVILLE,  pop.  1,500,  Co.  Essex,  28  miles  S.  E.  of  Sandwich  and 
*  8  miles  W.  of  Leamington,  on  L.  E.  &  D.  R.  Railway,  its  near- 
est railway  point  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  evaporator, 
saw,  flour,  woolen  and  planing  mills,  foundry,  pump  and  bicycle  fac- 
tories. Chief  Shipments  :  pork,  fruit,  tobacco,  lumber,  grain,  flour 
and  other  products.  The  town  contains  three  churches,  a  school 
and  opera  house,  and  it  has  natural  gas.  Surrounding-  towns  and 
villag-es  where  no  papers  are  published  ;  Harrow  and  Ruthven. 

REPORTER,  weekly  ;  W.  H.  Hellems,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1876  ;  independent;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00;  eight 
pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  % 

KOOCHICHING  MINES,  Rainy  River  District,  near  Fort  Francis. 
Chief  Industries  :  mining-.  Chief  Shipments  :  ore  and  minerals. 

RAINY  LAKE  HERALD,  weekly;  J.  A.  Osborn,  publisher; 
established  1894  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  18  x  20. 

LAKE  FIELD,  pop.  1,400,  Co.  Peterboro,  on  the  Otanabee  River  and 
G.  T.  Ry.,  9  miles  N.  of  Peterboro';  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank  at 
Peterboro'.  Chief  Industries  :  saw,  planing  and  flour  mills,  a  canoe 
factory,  and  extensive  granite  quarries.  Chief  Shipments  :  granite, 
flour,  lumber,  grain,  canoes  and  farm  products.  The  town  contains 
four  churches,  a  public  school,  and  has  steamboat  connection  with 
adjoining  towns.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published  :  Nasseau,  Apsley,  Lakehurst,  Havelock,  Selwyn, 
Warsaw,  Blairton,  Omemee  and  Ennismore. 

N  EWS,  weekly  ;  J.  W.    Ridpath,   publisher  ;    established   1886  ; 
independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13x20. 
See  Publishers   Statement  Page  336.  Circ'n  ^ 

LANARK,  pop.  900,  Co.  Lanark,  on  the  River  Clyde.  Tel.,  M.O.  Chief 
Industries,  two  woolen  factories,  roller  grist  mill,  saw  mill,  and 
planing  mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  woolens  and  lumber.  Surrounding 
towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Brightside,  Gal- 
braith,  Halpenny,  Harrons  Mills,  Hopetown,  Middleville  and  Rosella. 

ERA,  Weekly  ;  Robt.  Wilson,  proprietor; established  1890;  Wed- 
nesday ;  independent  ;  subscription  $1.00;  eight  pages,  size  15^  x 
2i>£.  Circ'n  % 

LEAMINGTON,  pop.  2,900,  Co.  Essex,  on  L.  E.  &  D.  R.  Ry.  and 
M.  C.  R.,  17  miles  S.  E.  of  Essex  and  38  miles  S.  E.  of  Windsor  ; 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  flour,  saw  and  pla- 
ning mills,  canning  and  evaporating  factory,  handle  and  basket  fac- 
tories. Chief  Shipments  :  fruit,  livestock,  lumber,  grain,  lime,  tim- 
ber and  ties.  The  town  contains  five  churches,  public  and  high 
schools  and  has  good  steamboat  service.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Ruthven,  Goldsmith,  Blythe- 
wood,  Romney  and  Staples. 

NEWS,  weekly  ;  E.  McKay,  publisher;  established  1896;  liberal; 
Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  18  x  34.  Circ'n  ^ 

POST,  weekly  ;  F.  J.  Wickwire,  editor  and  proprietor  ;  estab- 
lished 1872  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  15  x  22.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,924 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  388. 

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|  LINDSAY,  pop.  6,500,  Co.  Victoria,  on  Scugog  River  and  G.  T.  Ry., 
*  56  miles  S.  of  Haliburton,  37  miles  S.  E.  of  Coboconk,  78  miles  N. 
W.  of  Georgian  Bay  and  24  miles  S.  E.  of  Peterboro'  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex., 
M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  flour,  woolen,  saw  and  planing  mills, 
agricultural  implement  and  other  factories.  Chief  Shipments:  grain, 
flour,  lumber,  agricultural  implements  and  the  products  of  its  factories. 
The  town  contains  five  fine  churches,  a  collegiate  institute,  schools, 
public  buildings,  opera  house  seating  600,  and  a  mechanics'  institute 
with  a  library  of  2,000  volumes.  Surrounding1  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published  :  Dunsford,  Sturgeon  Point,  Downey- 
ville,  Oakwood,  Cambray,  Manilla  and  Little  Britain. 

POST,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  Wilson  and  Wilson,  pub- 
lishers ;  established  1893  ;  reform  ;  subscription  $3.00  ;  four  pages, 
size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  ^ 

WEEKLY,  established  1854  ;  reform  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00; 
ten  pages,  size  17  x  24.  Circ'n  2^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  336. 

WATCHMAN,   AND    VICTORIA   WARDER,    weekly;  Geo. 
Lyttle,    editor    and    publisher  ;    established     1857  ;     conservative  ; 
V       Thursday  ;  subscription  75c  ;  eight  pages,  size  16  x  21^.     Circ'n  4^ 

y  LISTOWEL,  pop.  2,587,  Co.  Perth,  on  the  Maitland  River  and  G.  T. 
I  Ry.,  27  miles  N.  of  Stratford  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industries  :  woolen,  planing,  saw  and  flour  mills,  foundry,  and  the 
largest  sole  leather  tannery  in  Canada,  brewery  and  piano  factory 
and  is  in  the  centre  of  the  leading  dairy  sections  in  Western  Ontario. 
Chief  Shipments  :  cheese,  live  stock,  lumber,  grain,  flour,  leather  and 
other  products.  The  town  contains  eight  churches,  high  and  public 
schools,  public  library  of  2,000  volumes,  a  public  hall  seating-  800,  and 
a  fire  department  :  the  town  is  lighted  with  gas  and  electricity.  Sur- 
rounding- towns  and  villag-es  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Trow- 
bridge,  Molesworth,  Moorefield,  Tyrone,  Britton,  Millbank,  Newton, 
Carthag-e,  Dorking-  Hesson,  Shiply,  Donegal,  Kurtzville,  Newbridge 
and  Wyandotte. 

BANNER,  weekly  ;  W.  Climie,  editor  and  publisher  ;  establish- 
ed 1866  ;  liberal  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size 
17  x  22.  Circ'n  i 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  334. 

STANDARD,  weekly  ;  A.  St.  Geo.  Hawkins,  editor  and  publish- 
er ;  established  1878  ;•  conservative  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00; 
eight  pages,  size  17  x  24.  Circ'n  ^ 

LITTLE  CURRENT,  pop.  850,  Grand  Manitoulin  Island,  District 
of  Alg-oma,  on  the  North  Shore  Channel,  19  miles  S.  E.  of  Massey 
on  the  C.  P.  Ry.  Chief  Industry  :  lumbering.  Chief  Shipment  : 
timber.  The  village  contains  four  churches,  and  a  school,  and  has 
good  steamboat  connection  during  navigation.  Surrounding  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Manitowaning,  Sand- 
field  Mills,  Kagawong,  Michael's  Bay,  Providence  Bay,  Killarney 
and  Spanish  River. 

MANITOULIN  EXPOSITOR,  weekly;  W.  A.  M.  Bellwood, 
editor  and  publisher  ;  established  1879  ;  independent-liberal  ;  Sa- 
turday ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  22  x  15.  Circ'n  ^ 

I    LONDON,   pop,  38,575,  Co.  Middlesex,  on  River  Thames,  C.  P.  Ry. 

*  and  G.T.Ry.,454  miles  from  Montreal,  121  miles  from  Toronto  and  76 

miles  from  Hamilton  ;  Tel.,  T.,.Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.     Chief  Industries  : 

agricultural  implements,  breweries,  car  shops,  chemical  works,  brick 

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and  tile  works,  biscuit,  confectionery,  stove  and  boot  and  shoe  fac- 
tories. Chief  Shipments:  grain,  and  the  products  of  its  factories. 
The  city  contains  some  fine  churches  and  public  buildings,  good 
public  and  separate  schools,  city  hall,  music  hall,  mechanics'  institute, 
electric  railway  and  water  works.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published:  Appin,  Arva,  Clandeboye,  Delaware 
Dorchester  Glanworth,  Ilderton,  Lambeth,  Nilestown,  Thorndale  and 
\Yardsville. 

ADVERTISER,  every  evening- except  Sunday  ;  John  Cameron, 
manager  ;  Advertiser  Printing  Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1863  ; 
liberal  ;  subscription  $4.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  6^ 

SEMI-WEEKLY,  Western  Advertiser,  established  1863  ;  Tues- 
day and  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  22. 

See  /'iiblishers  Statement  Page  282.  Circ'n  9^ 

FREE  PRESS,  every  morning  and  evening  except  Sunday ;  Free 
Press  Co.,  publishers;  established  1849;  conservative;  morning  sub- 
scription $6.00 ;  evening  subscription  $5.00;  eight  to  12  pages,  size  15 
x  22.  Circ'n  7^ 

WEEKLY,  established  1847;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00; 
twelve  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  $}4 

See  1'ublishers  Statement  Page  283. 

Q  N  EWS,  every  evening  except  Sunday,  News  Printing  Co. 
Ltd.,  publishers,  C.  B.  Keenleyside,  manager  ;  established  1896  ; 
subscription  $3.00  ;  independent  ;  8  to  12  pages,  size  24  x  15. 

Circ'n,  actual  average  for  year  ending  April  ist,  1899,  8,294 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  289. 

CATHOLIC  RECORD, weekly;  Thos.  Coffey,  publisher ; estab- 
lished 1878  ;  Roman  Catholic  ;  Saturday  ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  15^  x  21^.  Sworn  Circ'n  9,OOO 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  382. 

EAST  END  ECONOMIST,  weekly;  Forest  City  P.  Co.,  pub- 
lishers ;  established  1898  ;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  5oc. ; 
four  pages,  size  13^  x  19^. 

ECHO,  weekly  ;  A.  Talbot  &  Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1879  ; 
Thursday  ;  four  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Issued  for  free  distribution. 

Circ'n  6)4 

FARMERS'  ADVOCATE,  AND  HOME  MAGAZINE,  semi- 
monthly; Wm.  Weld  Co.,  publishers;  established  1866;  agricultural ; 
subscription  Si.oo;  forty-four  pages,  size  14^x10!^.  (Dated  also 
at  Winnipeg.  Circ'n  18^-3 

Advt. —  The  leading  Agricultural  Paper  on  the  Continent  of  America,  edited 
and  owned  by  practical  farmers.  Handsomely  illustrated  and  beautifully 
printed.  Admitted  by  shreu'd  advertisers  to  be  the  best  medium  in  Canada  to 
reach  the  leading  farmers.  Send  for  terms  and  sample  copy.  London  or  Win- 
nipeg. See  advt.  page  373. 

CANADIAN,  monthly  ;  C.  M.  B.  A.  ;  eight  pages.     No  report. 

CANADIAN  ENTOMOLOGIST,  monthly  ;  Entomological 
Society,  publishers  ;  established  1869  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  twenty 
pages,  size  6x9. 

INDUSTRIAL  BANNER,  monthly;  Jos.  T.  Marks,  editor  ; 
labor  news  ;  subscription  250'.  ;  2  pages,  size  it  x  21.  Circ'n  3 

YOUNG  FRIENDS'  REVEW,  monthly;  Edgar  M.  Zavitz, 
editor  ;  S.  P.  &  E.  M.  Zavitz,  publishers  ;  established  1886  ;  loth 
of  each  month  ;  subscription  50  cents  ;  sixteen  pages,  size  6x8. 

L'ORIGNAL,   pop.  1,200,  Co.  Prescott,  on  the  Ottawa  River  and  C. 
*  P.  Ry.  ;    Tel.,   T.,   Ex.,    M.O.,   Bank.     Chief  Industries:    saw  and 

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flour  mills,  tanning,  and  lumbering.  The  town  contains  four  chur- 
ches, school  and  masonic  hall.  Surrounding  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published  :  Fournier,  Hawkesbury,  Plantagenet  and  Riceville. 

ADVERTISER,  weekly  ;  Watson  Little,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1868  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
four  pages,  size  17  x  24.  Circ'n  ^ 

ADVOCATE,  weekly  ;  B.  R.  Poulin,  editor  and  publisher  ;  es- 
tablished 1888  ;  liberal  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  16  x  22.  Circ'n  } 

LUCAN,  pop.  920,  Co.  Middlesex,  on  G.  T.  Ry.,  17  miles  from  Lon- 
don ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  flour,  flax,  live 
stock,  grain  and  farm  produce.  The  village  contains  four  churches, 
a  high  school,  two  public  schools  and  a  mechanics'  institute.  Sur- 
rounding towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Devizes,  Elginfield,  McGillivray,  Granton  and  Denfield. 

SUN,  weekly  ;  E.  J.  Phillips,  publisher  ;  established  1895  ;  inde- 
pendent; Thursday;  subscription  SQC.  ;  eight  pages,  size  15^  x  23 yz. 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  316.  Circ'n  \ 

LUCKNOW,  pop.  1,400,  Co.  Bruce,  on  Nine  Mile  Creek  and  G. 
T.  Ry.,  21  miles  S.  W.  of  WTalkerton  :  Tel.,  T.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industries  :  flour,  woolen  and  saw  mills,  tannery  and  carriage  fact- 
ory. Chief  Shipments :  grain,  live  stock,  lumber,  flour,  leather  and 
farm  produce.  The  town  contains  three  churches,  a  public  school 
and  a  town  hall.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published  :  Kinloss,  Langside,  Belfast,  Ulster  and  Holywood. 

SENTINEL,  weekly  ;  Jas.  Bryan,  publisher  ;  established  1873; 
reform  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  13^  x  20. 

Circ'n  } 

MADOC,  pop.  i, 600,  Co.  Hastings,  on  Deer  Creek  and  G.  T.  Ry.  ; 
Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  flour,  saw,  woolen  and 
planing  mills,  tannery  and  large  marble  quarries,  iron  and  gold 
mines.  Chief  Shipments  :  flour,  live  stock,  lumber,  leather,  marble 
and  iron  ore.  The  town  contains  four  churches,  schools,  and  town 
hall.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  pub- 
lished :  Bridgewater,  Marmora,  Queensboro'  and  Rimington. 


REVIEW,  weekly  ;J.  R.  Orr,  publisher  ;  established  1877  ;  ind.; 
Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n 

MARKDALE,  pop.  897,  Co.  Grey,  on  the  Saugeen  River  and  C.  P. 
Ry.,  30  miles  S.  E.  of  Owen  Sound,  92  miles  W.  of  Toronto  ;  Tel., 
T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  cheese  box  factory,  woolen, 
flour  and  saw  mills,  foundry,  etc.  Chief  Shipments :  live  stock, 
grain,  flour,  cheese,  wood  and  farm  produce.  The  town  contains 
four  churches,  public  schools,  public  hall,  grain  elevators,  etc.  Sur- 
rounding towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Kim- 
berley,  Eugenia,  Princeville,  Walkers'  Falls  and  Holland  Centre, 

STANDARD,  weekly  ;  C.  W.  Rutledge,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1875  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
four  pages,  size  20  x  26.  Circ'n 

MARKHAM,  pop.  1,100,  Co.  York,  on  the  River  Rouge  and  G.  T. 
Ry.,  22  miles  N.  E.  of  Toronto  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industries  :  carriage  and  implement  factories,  woolen  mills,  boot 

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and  shoe  factory,  flour  and  saw  mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain, 
flour,  live  stock,  wagons,  agricultural  implements,  fine  flannels,  boots 
and  shoes,  etc.  It  contains  five  churches,  high  and  public  schools, 
mechanics'  institute  and  town  hall.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published  :  Unionville,  Cedar  Grove,  Woburn, 
Green  River,  Box  Grove,  Claremont,  Whitevale  and  Brougham. 

ECONOMIST,  weekly  ;  Corson  &  Son,  editors  and  publishers  ; 
reform  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  26  x  20. 

Sworn  Circ'n  1,635 

SUN,  weekly;  A.  E.  Pennell,  publisher;  established  1878  ;  con- 
servative ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13  x 
20.  See  Publishers  Statement  Page  310.  Circ'n  ^ 

MARMORA,  pop.  500,  Co.  Hastings,  on  Crow  River  and  on  the 
Central  Ontario  Ry.,  41  miles  from  Peterborough,  32  miles  S.S.W. 
of  Belleville  :  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries:  saw, 
grist  and  planing  mills,  and  woolen  factory,  and  gold  and  iron  mines. 
Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  grain,  wool,  gold  and  iron.  The  town 
contains,  besides  its  stores  and  factories,  etc.,  three  churches  and 
four  hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  Deloro  and  Malone. 

HERALD,  weekly  ;  R.  Snell,  publisher,  established  1896  ;  inde- 
pendent ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages. 

MATT  AW  A,  pop.  2,000,  Co.  Nipissing,  at  the  confluence  of  the 
Ottawa  with  the  Mattawan  River,  from  which  it  derives  its  name  : 
Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries:  one  tannery,  one  grist 
mill,  two  factories.  Chief  Shipments  :  leather  and  lumber.  The  town 
contains  beside  its  stores,  factories,  etc.,  four  churches,  a  general 
hospital,  seven  hotels,  and  has  a  well  equipped  steam  fire  engine,  an 
efficient  fire  brigade  and  hook  and  ladder  company.  Surrounding 
towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Cache  Bay, 
French  River  and  Klock's  Mills. 

NEWS,    weekly  ;    J.  E.  Sancher,    publisher  ;    established  1897  ; 
independent  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size 
13  x  21, 

TRIBUNE,  weekly.     No  report. 

MEAFORD,  pop.  1,999,  Co-  Grey,  on  Big  Head  River  and  G.T.Ry., 
18  miles  N.E.  of  Owen  Sound  ;  Tel.,  T.,  M.O.,   Bank.  Chief  Indus- 
tries :  planing,  flour  and  woolen  mills,  foundries  and  ship  building. 
Chief  Shipments  :  fish,  grain,  lumber,  leather,   machinery  and  farm 
produce.     The  town  contains  six  churches,  a  public  school,   mecha- 
nics' institute,  town   hall  and  an  excellent  harbor   with   steamboat 
service  during  navigation.     Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where 
/no  papers  are  published  :  Woodford,  Morley  and  Griersville. 
>/        MIRROR,   weekly  ;  Jas.  Patterson,  publisher;  established  1882  ; 
i)  conservative  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  Si. DO  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  20. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  390.  Circ'n  ^ 

MONITOR,  Weekly  :  Alex.  Sunter,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
.lished    1868  ;    reform  ;    Friday  ;    subscription   Si.oo  ;    eight  pages, 
e  15  x  20.  Circ'n  ^ 

MERLIN,  pop.  200,  Co.  Kent,  16  miles  S.  of  Chatham,  the  county  seat 
and  nearest  bank  location  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries  :  flour 
and  saw  mills  and  staves.  Chief  Shipments  :  flour,  lumber  and 
staves.  The  town  contains  several  churches  and  public  school. 
Surrounding  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Buxton,  Sandi- 
son,  Cedar  Spring  and  Fargo. 

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M I R  RO  R,  weekly.     No  report. 

MERRICKVILLE,  pop.  1,100,  Co.  Grenville,  on  C.  P.  Ry.,  Tel., 
T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  farming',  dairying.  Chief 
Shipments  :  farm  produce,  butter  and  cheese.  The  town  contains 
several  stores  and  churches. 

MIRROR,  weekly;   W.  G.   Cave,   publisher,  established   1896; 

independent;  Thursday;  subscription$i.oo;  eight  pages,  size  13^  x  20. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  392.  Circ'n 

MIDLAND,  pop.  2,088,  Co.  Simcoe,  on  the  Georgian  Bay  and  G.  T. 
Ry.,  32  miles  N.  of  Barrie  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  In- 
dustries :  saw,  shingle,  flour,  woolen  and  planing  mills,  foundry  and 
grain  elevator.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  live  stock,  lumber,  flour 
and  farm  produce.  It  contains  four  churches,  a  public  school,  a 
mechanics'  institute,  a  public  hall  and  a  volunteer  fire  brigade 
with  steam  fire  engine.  It  has  also  an  excellent  harbor.  Surround- 
ing towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Byng  Inlet, 
French  River,  Algoma  Mills,  Wye  Bridge  and  Waverley. 

FREE  PRESS,  weekly  ;  Goodfellow  Bros.,  publishers  ;  estab- 
lished 1882  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  18x24 

Circ'n 

MILDMAY,  pop.  1,100,  Co.  Bruce,  on  the  Saugeen  River,  and 
on  the  G.T.R.  :  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.  O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries: 
grist  and  saw  mills,  butter,  shingles,  sash  and  door  factories.  Chief 
Shipments  :  butter,  grain  and  lumber.  The  town  contains  besides  its 
mills  and  factories,  five  churches,  stores,  etc.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published:  Wroxeter  and  Deemerton. 

GAZETTE,  weekly  ;  John  A.  Johnston,  publisher  ;  established 
1891;  liberal;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00;  eight  pages,  size  13  x  20. 

Circ'n 

MILLBROOK,  pop.  1,000, Co.  East  Durham, on  G.T.R.  and  C.P.Ry., 
25  miles  N.W.  of  Cobourg  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  In- 
dustries :  foundry,  woolen,  planing,  saw  and  grist  mills,  steam  pump 
and  veneer  factory  and  tannery.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  grain, 
pumps  and  leather.  It  has  three  churches,  two  public  schools  and  a 
town  hall,  good  electric  light  plant.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published :  Ida,  Glamorgan,  Ballyduff,  Pontypool, 
Bethany,  Caven,  Mount  Pleasant,  Garden  Hill,  Bewdly,  Bailieboro 
and  South  Monaghan. 

CITIZENS  HERALD,  weekly;  E.  M.  Small,  publisher;  estab- 
lished 1898;  independent;  Wednesday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  six 
pages,  size  17^  x  22. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  390. 

REPORTER,  weekly;  W.  S.  Given,  editor  and  publisher;  estab- 
lished 1857;  conservative;  Wednesday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n 

I  MILTON,  pop.  1,500,  Co.  Halton,  on  Sixteen  Mile  Creek,  G.T.Ry.  and 
*  C.P.Ry.  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries:  foundry, 
cordovan  tannery,  sash,  door,  and  stove  factories,  terra  cotta  brick 
works,  limekilns  and  sandstone  quarries.  Chief  Shipments  :  lime, 
stone,  bricks,  building  material,  live  stock,  leather,  boots  and  shoes, 
lumber  and  grain.  The  town  contains  four  churches,  public  schools, 
mechanics'  institute,  town  hall,  county  court  house, ^-etc.  Surround- 
ing towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Lowville, 
Stewarton,  Cummingsville,  Omagh,  Boyne,  Palermo,  Hornby.  St. 
Anne's,  Zimmerman,  Campbellville  and  Kijbride. 

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CANADIAN  CHAMPION,  weekly;  Wm.  Panton,  editor  and 
publisher  ;  established  1860 ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription 
$1.00;  four  pages,  size  19  x  25.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  J'ublis/iers  Statement  Page  310. 

y      REFORMER,  weekly;  Richard  White,   editor  and  publisher; 
)    established    1885  ;    liberal  ;    Thursday  ;     subscription   $1.00  ;    four 
pages,  size  20  x  27.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  372. 

STANDARD,  weekly  ;  F.  B.  Eliott,  publisher  ;  established  1899 

MILVERTON,  pop.  621,  Co.  Perth,  is  situated  about  the  centre  of 
the  county,  on  G.T.R.;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,Bank.  Chief  Industries  : 
pottery,  furniture  and  cooperage  shops,  flax,  saw  and  grist  mills  and 
tannery.  Chief  Shipments  :  the  product  of  its  factories  and  farm 
produce.  The  town  contains  five  churches  and  a  public  school.  Sur- 
rounding towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Gad's 
Hill,  Brunner,  Millbank,  Newton,  Monkton,Poole,  Carthage,  Burns, 
Wellesley  and  Rostock. 

SUN,  weekly  ;  Malcolm  MacBeth,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1891  ;  independent-liberal  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  yz 

MINDEN,  pop,  1,182,  Co.  Victoria,  on  Gull  River,  7  miles  N.W.  of 
Galert  Station,  on  G.T.R.,  43  miles  from  Lindsay;  Tel.,T.,  M.O.  ;Bank 
at  Lindsay.  Chief  Industries  :  saw,  flour,  oatmeal  and  woolen  mills, 
furniture  factory.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  lumber,  flour  and  farm 
produce.  The  village  contains  three  churches  and  a  public  school. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Coboconk,  Kinmount  and  Ingoldsby. 

ECHO,  weekly  ;  J.  H.  Delamere,  publisher  ;  established  1873  ; 
ronservative  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13  x  19. 

Circ'n  ^ 

MITCHELL,  pop.  2,201,  Co.  Perth,  on  G.T.R.,  12  miles  N.W.  of 
Stratford  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  flour,  flax,  | 
woolen,  saw  and  planing  mills,  tanneries,  foundry  and  other  manu- 
factories. Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  lumber,  live  stock,  leather  and 
the  products  of  its  factories.  The  town  contains  six  churches,  high 
and  public  schools,  town  hall,  opera  house,  mechanics'  institute,  etc. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Sebringville,  Carlingford  and  Fullarton. 

ADVOCATE,  weekly  ;  W.  R.  Davis,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1860  ;  conservative  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  i^ 

RECORDER,  weekly  ;  Thos.  H.  Race,  publisher  ;  established 
1877  ;  liberal  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  17x22. 

Circ'n  % 

MORRISBURG,  pop.  1,859,  Co-  Dundas,  on  St.  Lawrence  River 
and  G.T.Ry.,  27  miles  W.  of  Cornwall  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  I 
Chief  Industries  :  implement  works,  sash,  door  and  blind  factories, 
flour,  saw  and  planing  mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  live  stock 
and  produce.  The  town  contains  five  churches,  schools,  a  public 
hall,  etc.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  Dunbar,  Morewood,  South  Mountain,  North  William- 
\/sburg,  Aultsville  and  Winchester  Springs. 

()      COURIER,  weekly  ;  C.  A.   Styles,  publisher;  established  1862  ; 
conservative;  Friday;  subscription  $1.00;  eight  pages,  size   15  x  22. 

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HERALD,  weekly;  Frank  F.  Plantz,  editor  and  publisher; 
established  1874  ;  liberal  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eig-ht 
pages,  size  15  x  21.  Circ'n  ^ 

MOUNT  FOREST,  pop.  2,500,  Co.  Wellington,  on  the  Saugeen 
River,  G.T.Ry.  and  C.P.Ry.,  42  miles  N.W.  of  Guelph  ;  Tel.,  T., 
Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  flour,  woolen,  saw  and  planing 
mills,  sash,  door,  furniture,  and  threshing  machine  factories.  The 
town  contains  six  churches,  three  public  schools,  mechanics'  in- 
stitute and  town  hall.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no 
papers  are  published  :  Holstein,  Dromore,  Varney,  Kenilworth  and 
Farewell. 

CONFEDERATE,  weekly  ;  James  Fisher,  editor  and  publis- 
her ;  established  1867  ;  reform  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  17  }4  x  24.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  393. 

REPRESENTATIVE,  weekly  ;  J.  A.  Lambert,  editor  and 
publisher  ;  established  1885  ;  liberal-conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  sub- 
scription $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  24  x  18.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,1O4 

.  NAPANEE,  pop.  3,537,  Co.  Lennox,  on  Napanee  River,  G.T.Ry.  and 
*  Napanee,  Tamworth  &  Quebec  Ry.,  25  miles  from  Kingston  ;  Tel., 
T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries:  foundries,  paper, woolen, flour, 
oatmeal  and  saw  mills,  cheese,  furniture,  carriage  and  soap  factories. 
Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  live  stock,  dairy  products  and  the  products 
of  its  mills  and  factories.  The  town  contains  six  churches,  two 
schools,  collegiate  institute,  mechanics'  institute,  good  opera  house, 
is  lighted  by  electricity,  and  has  an  abundant  water  supply.  Sur- 
rounding towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Odessa, 
Bath,  Selby,  Ernestown,  Napanee  Mills,  Newburgh,  Lonsdale, 
Tamworth,  Enterprise,  Yarker  and  Marysville. 

BEAVER,  weekly  ;  Wm.  Templeton,  editor  and  proprietor  ; 
established  1861  ;  conservative  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  i-j}4  x  22.  Sworn  Circ'n  2,8OO 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  292. 

EXPRESS,  weekly  ;  John  Pollard,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1861  ;  reform  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size 
20  x  28.  Circ'n  i|^ 

STAR,  weekly  ;  Chas.  Stevens  Sr.,  editor  and  proprietor  ;  estab- 
lished 1896  ;  independent  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  50  cents  ; 
eight  pages,  size  20  x  14. 

NEWBURY,  pop.  700,  Co.  Middlesex,  on  the  G.T.Ry,,  36  miles  from 
London;  Tel.,T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries:  butter  factory  and  sawT, 
stave  and  flour  mills.  Chief  Shipments.:  butter,  flour,  staves  and 
lumber.  The  town  contains,  besides  its  mills  and  stores,  four  chur- 
ches and  one  hotel.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published  :  Clay  City,  Riverside,  Eagle,  Churchill  and  West 
Lome. 

JOURNAL,  weekly  ;  Miss  Annie  L.  Tucker,  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1894  ;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages, 
size  i2>£  x  21.  Circ'n  # 

NEWCASTLE,  pop.  800,  Co.  Durham,  on  the  G.T.Ry.,  47  miles 
east  of  Toronto  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  : 
flour  mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  flour.  The  town  contains,  besides  its 
mills,  three  churches,  and  two  hotels.  Surrounding  towns  where  no 
papers  are  published  :  Orono,  Newtonville  and  Welcome. 

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TIMES,  weekly;  Geo.  J.  Bell,  publisher;  established  1897; 
independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  17 
x  22.  Circ'n  ^ 

NEW  HAMBURG,  pop.  1,300,  Co.  Waterloo,  on  the  River  Nith  " 
and  G.T.R.,  13  miles  \V.  of  Berlin  and  75  miles  from  Toronto  ;  Tel., 
T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  furniture  and  agricultural 
implement  factories,  flour,  and  woolen  mills,  pottery,  brewery,  car- 
riage factories  and  other  industries.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain, 
cheese,  produce  and  the  product  of  its  various  factories.  The  town 
contains  six  churches,  public  schools,  mechanics'  institute,  public 
hall,  etc.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  pub- 
lished :  Baden,  Wellesley,  St.  Agathe,  Lisbon,  Phillipsburg,  New 
Dundee,  Shakespeare,  Bright,  Petersburg  and  Haysville. 

INDEPENDENT,  weekly  ;  Daniel  Ritz,  publisher;  estab- 
lished 1877  ;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages, 
size  1 8  x  24.  Issues  also  Canadisches  Volksblatt.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  288. 

CANADISCHES  VOLKSBLATT,  German,  weekly  ;  Ritz  & 
Rinner,  publishers  ;  established  1855  ;  conservative  ;  Wednesday  ; 
subscription  $1.50  ;  eight  pages,  size  16  x  22.  Circ'n  i 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  388. 

NEWMARKET,  pop.  2,400,  Co.  York,  on  the  Holland  River  and  G. 
T.R.,  35  miles  N.  of  Toronto;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Indus-  \ 
tries  :  manufacturing  pails,  tubs  and  all  kinds  of  wooden  ware, 
school  desks,  office  furniture,  one  tannery,  and  two  foundries.  Chief 
Shipments  :  flour,  grain,  produce,  live  stock,  leather,  woodenware, 
etc.  The  town  contains  six  churches,  public  schools,  public  library, 
town  hall,  electric  light,  water  works  and  fire  department.  Surround- 
ing towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Ravenshoe, 
Holt,  Kettleby,Schomberg,  Glenville,  Pine  Orchard,  Keswick,  Mount 
Albert,  Queensville,  Sharon,  Holland  Landing,  Reckless  Point,  Bel- 
haven,  Ravenshoe  and  Baldwin. 

E  RA,  weekly  ;  L.  G.  Jackson,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established 
1852  ;  reform  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  17  x 
22.  Circ'n,  actual  average  for  1898  1,73*7 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  294. 

EXPRESS,  weekly  ;  J.  D.  McKay,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1898  ;  liberal-conservative  ;  Friday;  subscription  $  i. oo  ;  eight 
pages,  size  21^  x  15.  Circ'n  i 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  384. 

CHRISTIAN  VANGUARD  AND  MAGAZINE,  semi- 
monthly ;  Thomas  Garbutt,  editor  ;  religious  ;  subscription  5oc.  ; 
eight  pages,  size  10^  x  13^  Circ'n  ]^ 

NIAGARA  FALLS,  pop.  3,349,  Co  Welland,  on  the  Niagara  River,  , 
2  miles  below  the  Falls  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Thousands  of  tf 
tourists  pass  through  here  on  the  way  to  the  Falls.  Chief  Industries: 
carborundum  factory,  bedstead,  tie  and  suspender  factory,  metal 
works,  wire  fencing.  Chief  Shipments :  grain,  live  stock  and  farm 
produce.  The  town  contains  seven  churches,  public  and  separate 
schools,  collegiate  institute,  hotels  and  general  stores,  mechanics' 
institute,  town  hall,  electric  light,  fire  department,  street  railway 
and  an  electric  railway.  A  steel  cantilever  bridge  and  the  suspen- 
sion bridge  span  the  river  at  this  point.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Queenston,  Chippawa, 
Fort  Erie,  St.  Davids,  Niagara,  Drummondville  and  Stamford. 

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ADVERTISER,  semi-weekly;  Geo.  M.  Winn  &  H.  L.  Brown, 
publishers  ;  established  1898  ;  independent  ;  Wednesday  and  Satur- 
day ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  i 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  366. 

RECORD,  weekly;  Niagara  Falls  Printing-  &  Advertising-  Co. 
Ltd.,  publishers  ;  D.  H.  Waltho,  manager  ;  established  1879;  con- 
servative ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  22. 

See  Publishers  Statement  J'age  352.  Circ'n  ^ 

REVIEW,  weekly;  J.  B.  Stephens,  publisher;  established  1879; 
reform  ;    Friday  ;    subscription  $1.00  ;   eight  pages,  size  13  x  20. 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  395.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,OO8 

NIAGARA  ON  THE  LAKE,  pop.  800,  Co.  Welland,  onM.C.R., 
and  Niagara  River,  on  the  upper  end  of  Lake  Ontario,  connected 
with  Niagara  Falls  by  electric  railway.  Thousands  of  tourists  pass 
through  here  on  their  way  to  the  Falls. 

TIMES,  weekly  ;  J.    S.    Clarke   &  Son,  publishers;  established 
1896  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  20.  Circ'n  ^ 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  360. 

NORTH  AUGUSTA,  pop.  500,  Co.  Grenville,  on  the  south  branch 
of  the  Rideau  River,  4^  miles  from  Bellamy's,  on  the  C.P.Ry.;  Tel., 
M.  O.  Chief  Industries  ;  saw  and  grist  mills.  Chief  Shipments  : 
grain  and  lumber.  The  town  contains,  besides  its  mills  and  stores, 
three  churches,  two  hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where 
no  papers  are  published  :  Algonquin,  Charleville,  Domville,  Garret- 
ton,  Glenmore,  Maitland,  Maynard,  Roebuck,  and  Throoptown. 

CITIZEN,  weekly;  G.  W.  Chapman,  publisher;  established 
1892  ;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  14 
x  20.  Circ'n  % 

NORTH  BAY,  pop.  2,500,  Count}-  or  District  town  of  Nipissing,  on 
*  G.T.Ry.,  and  C.P.Ry.,  and  the  shore  of  Lake  Nipissing  146  miles 
N.W.  of  Pembroke  (225  miles  North  of  Toronto);  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O. 
Bank.  Chief  Industries:  mining,  saw  mills,  agriculture  and  C.P. 
Ry.  sectional  shops.  Chief  Shipments :  lumber  and  fish.  The 
town  contains  five  churches,  a  public  school  and  the  shops  of  the  C. 
P.Ry.,  which  employ  a  large  number  of  hands,  beside  the  traffic 
caused  by  the  junction  of  the  N.  &  N.W.R.  and  the  C.P.Ry.,  going 
west. 

DESPATCH,  weekly;  E.  A.  Newton,  publisher;  established 
1861  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size 
15  x  22.  Circ'n  % 

TIMES,  weekly;  N.  Phelps,  editor  and  publisher;  established 
1886;  reform;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13 
x  20.  Circ'n,  actual  average  for  1898.  886 

NORWICH,  pop.  1,255,  Co-  Oxford,  on  the  Otter  Creek  and  G.T. 
Ry-,  13  miles  S.E.  of  Woodstock  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industries  :  saw,  flour,  woolen  and  planing  mills.  Chief  Shipments : 
grain,  produce  and  the  products  of  its  farms  and  factories.  The  town 
contains  four  churches,  public  schools,  town  hall,  etc.  Surrounding 
towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Mount  Elgin, 
Newark,  Ranelagh,  Scotland  and  Harley. 

GAZETTE,  weekly  ;  T.  C.  Bartholomew,  editor  and  publisher; 
established  1878;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00;  four 
pages,  size  15  x  22.  Ciic'n  ^ 

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NORWOOD,  pop.  1,200,  Co.  Peterboro',  on  the  River  Ouse  and  C. 
P.Ry.,  1 8  miles  E.  of  Peterboro' ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chiefln- 
dustries  :  machine  shops,  flour,  butter,  cheese,  saw  and  woolen  mills 
hub,  spoke  and  pump  factories.  Chief  Shipments :  grain,  live 
stock,  woodenware,  woolens,  hubs,  spokes,  pumps,  etc.  The  town 
contains  five  churches,  high  and  public  schools,  etc.  Surrounding1 
towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Westwood, 
Keene,  Villiers,  Tilton,  Blairton  and  Warsaw. 

REGISTER,  weekly  ;  J.  G.  Keefer,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1868;  independent;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00;  eight 
pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  ^ 

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OAKVILLE,  pop.  1,825,  Co.  Halton,  on  Sixteen  Mile  Creek, 
Lake  Ontario,  and  G.T.Ry.,  16  miles  S.E.  of  Milton.  21  Y2  miles  from 
Toronto  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  tanneries 
and  saw  mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  fruit,  grain,  live  stock  and  leather. 
The  town  contains  four  churches,  high  and  public  schools,  masonic 
and  oddfellows'  halls,  public  library,  good  harbor  and  lighthouse  ; 
steamboat  connection  with  Hamilton  and  Toronto.  Surrounding 
towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Bronte,  Palermo 
^  and  Postville. 

STAR,  weekly  ;  A.  S.  Forster,  editor  and  publisher  :  established 
1881  ;  independent  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13  x  22. 

Circ'n  #" 

OIL  SPRINGS,  pop.  1,500,  Co.  Lambton,  on  Black  Creek  and  on 
Michigan  Central  Ry.,  2^  miles  from  Oil  City  ;Tel.,T.,  Ex.,  M.O., 
Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  chopping  and  planing  mills  and  several 
oil  wells.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber  and  oil.  The  town  contains, 
besides  its  mills,  stores,  etc.  five  churches  and  three  hotels.  Sur- 
rounding towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Oil 
City  and  Edyville. 

CHRONICLE,  weekly;  A.  E.  Retch,  publisher;  established 
1862  ;  independent  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13  X  20. 

Circ'n  ^ 

OMEMEE,  pop.  687,  Co.  Victoria,  on  the  Pigeon  Riverand  G.T.Ry., 
10  miles  S.  E.  of  Lindsay,  its  nearest  Bank  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O. 
Chief  Industries  :  woolen,  saw,  planing  and  flour  mills.  Chief  Ship- 
ments :  lumber,  grain,  woolens,  flour  and  farm  produce.  The  town 
contains  three  churches,  a  public  school.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Mount  Pleasant,  Franklin, 
Brunswick,  Ennismore,  Springville  Fowlers  Corners,  West  Omemee 
Emily  and  Ida. 

MIRROR,  weekly  ;  Chas.  W.  Richards,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1892  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  Si. no  ; 
four  pages,  size  23  x  17.  Circ'n  ^ 

ORANGEVILLE,  pop.    2,962,    Co.    Dufferin,    on   River  Credit  and  | 
*  C.  P.  Ry.  ;  Tel.,   T.,    Ex.,    M.O.,   Bank.     Chief   Industries  :    flour,  I 
woolen,  carding,  saw  and  lumber  mills.     Chief  Shipments  :    grain, 
live  stock,   farm  produce,  lumber  and    woolen    goods.     The    town 
contains  four  churches,  high  and  public  schools,  mechanics'  institute, 
two  society  halls,  town  hall,  court  house,  water  works  and  fire  depart- 
ment.    Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  publish- 
ed :  Mono  Mills,  Alton,  Charleston,  Mono  Road,  Cataract,  Caledon, 
Palgrave,  and  Caledon  East. 

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ADVERTISER,  weekly;  William  Wallace,  editor  and  publish- 
er ;  established  1867  ;  reform  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  15  x  21.  Circ'n  \]£ 

BANNER,  weekly;  McGuire  and  McKittrick,  publishers  ;  estab- 
lished 1893;  independent;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  28  x  21.  Circ'n  i 

POST,  weekly;  Mungovan  Bros.,  editors  and  publishers  ;  estab- 
lished 1879  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  20  x  27.  Circ'n  i 

SUN,  weekly  ;  Patrick  Meany,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established 
1860  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  20  x  26.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,5OO 

jORILLIA,  pop.  4,752,  Co.  Simcoe,  on  Lakes  Couchiching  and  Sim- 
coe  and  G.T.R.,  Junction  of  Midland  and  Northern  Divisions,  94 
miles  from  Toronto  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  : 
lumber  mills,  tanneries,  woodenware,  shingle  and  woolen  mills,  foun- 
dries, stave,  veneer,  and  carriage  factories.  Chief  Shipments  : 
lumber,  grain,  live  stock  and  the  product  of  its  factories.  The  town 
contains  five  churches,  public  and  separate  schools,  public  hall,  water 
works  and  fire  department.  It  has  a  good  steamboat  service  during 
navigation.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  Atherley,  Washago,  Hawkstone,  Brechin,  and  Waubau- 
shene. 

NEWS  LETTER,  weekly  ;  Curran  Bros.,  editors  and  publish- 
ers ;  established  1884  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.25; 
eight  pages,  size  23  x  16.  Circ'n  2 

PACKET,  weekly  ;  Geo.  H.  Hale,  editor  ;  Hale  Bros.,  publish- 
ers ;  established  1870  ;  independent-conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  sub- 
scription $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  20^  x  27.  Circ'n  i% 

TIMES,  weekly  ;  H.  T.  Blackstone,  editor;  Times  Printing  Co., 
publishers  ;  established  1867  ;  reform  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Sworn  Circ'n  2,391 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  290. 

CANADIAN  WORKMAN,  monthly  ;  John  Curran,  publisher  ; 
established  1879  ;  A.  O.  U.  W. ;  subscription  5oc.  ;  eight  pages  size 
14  x  20.  Sworn  Circ'n  36,722 

GOSPEL  HERALD,  monthly;  S.  W.  Benner,  publisher  ;  esta- 
blished 1886  ;  subscription  25c  ;  eight  pages,  size  6x9. 

ORONO,  pop.  1,000,  Co.  Durham,  on  the  Orono  Creek,  26  miles  W. 
ofCobourg.  Nearest  railway  point  on  the  G.T.Ry.  is  Newcastle, 
which  is  5  miles  N.  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries: 
cabinet  factory,  tannery,  flour  mill,  foundry  and  machine  shops. 
Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  live  stock,  furniture  and  agricultural  imple- 
ments. The  town  contains  four  churches  and  a  school.  Surround- 
ing towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Tyrone, 
Hampton,  Clark,  Enniskillen,  Canton,  Kirby,  Teskard  and  Ponty- 
pool. 

NEWS,  weekly  ;  Saml.  Cuttle,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established 
1885;  independent;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00 ;  eight  pages, 
size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  %, 

IOSHAWA,  pop.  4,066,  Co.  Ontario,  on  Warren  Creek  and  G.T.Ry., 
4  miles  E.  of  Whitby  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Indus- 
tries :  flour,  woolen  and  grist  mills,  piano,  farm  implement  and  .car- 
riage factories,  foundries,  the  largest  metal  roofing  and  siding  fac- 


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tory  in  the  Dominion,  etc.  Chief  Shipments  :  agricultural  imple- 
ments, grain,  flour  and  farm  produce.  The  town  contains  eight 
churches,  high  and  public  schools,  a  ladies'  college,  town  hall,  music 
hall,  and  is  lighted  by  electric  light  and  has  a  fire  department. 
Electric  railway  to  Cedar  Dale  and  Oshawa-on-the-Lake.  Sur- 
rounding towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published:  Brooklyn, 
Taunton,  Columbus,  Myrtle,  Rag-Ian,  Whitevale  and  Audley. 

ONTARIO  REFORMER,  weekly;  E.  Mundy,  editor  and  pub- 
lisher ;  established  1871;  reform;  Friday;  subscription  $1.00 ;  four 
pages,  size  20  x  27.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,OOO 

VINDICATOR,  weekly;  Fairbanks  and  Porter,  editors  and 
publishers  ;  established  1854  ;  conservative  ;  Friday  ;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  12  x  20.  Circ'n  i 

OTTAWA,  pop.  51,000,  Co.  Carleton,  on  Ottawa  River  and  Rideau 
I  »  Canal,  C.P.Ry.,  C.A.Ry.,  and  St.  L.  &  O.Ry.,  O.  &  N.Y.Ry.,  O.A. 
&  P.S.Ry.,  P.  &  P.J.  Ry.  and  O.  &  G.V.Ry.  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O. 
Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  lumber,  square  timber,  deals,  machinery, 
foundries,  saw  and  planing,  box,  pulp,  woolen  and  other  mills  and 
industries.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  live  stock,  boxes,  manufactured 
pulp  and  matches.  Lumber  by  the  millions  of  feet  is  shipped  to 
Great  Britain,  United  States  and  other  places.  The  city  is  the  capi- 
tal of  the  Dominion  of  Canada,  and  is-  picturesquely  situated  on  the 
Ottawa  River.  It  has  wide,  regular  streets,  possesses  many  hand- 
some stone  buildings,  including  the  Parliamentary  and  Departmen- 
tal buildings,  and  several  handsome  churches,  a  university,  colleges, 
convents,  model,  normal,  and  several  public  and  separate  schools, 
excellent  fire  brigade  and  water  department.  The  city  is  lighted  by 
electric  light  and  gas,  and  has  electric  street  car  service.  Population 
within  3  miles  of  City  Hall  75,000.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published :  Chelsea,  Clarkston,  Ironsides, 
Chaudiere  Junction,  Rockville,  Templeton,  Mechanicsville,  Janeville, 
Rochesterville,  Stewarton,  Eastman's  Springs  and  Caledonia 
Springs. 

CITIZEN,  every  morning  and  evening  except  Sunday;  The 
Ottawa  Citizen  Co.,  editors  and  publishers,  W.  M.  Southam,  man- 
aging director  ;  established  1844  ;  conservative  ;  .subscription, 
morning  $6.00,  evening  $3.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  22  x  17. 

SEMI-WEEKLY,  established  1844  ;  Monday  and  Thursday  ;  sub- 
scription $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13/4  x  20*4. 

Advt.: — The  Ottawa  Citizen  is  the  only  Morning  paper  in  the  populous  dis- 
trict between  Montreal and  Toronto  and  the  only  paper  that  arrives  in  the  many 
prosperous  towns  between  Pembroke,  Brockville  and  Alexandria  in  time  to  bf 
read  in  the  morning  of  day  of  issue. 

The  Evening  Citizen  is  Ottawa's  pioneer  one-cent  paper.    See  Advt.  page  279. 

FREE  PRESS,  every  evening  except  Sunday;  Charles  Wil- 
liam Mitchell,  editor  and  publisher;  established  1869;  reform  ;  sub- 
scription $5.00  ;  four  pages,  size  22  x  27.  Sworn  Circ'n  5.4OO 

SEMI-WEEKLY,  established  1869;  subscription  Si. on;  fourpagos; 
size  18  x  25.  Sworn  Circ'n  5.OOO 

JOURNAL,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  Journal  Printing  Co., 
Ltd.,  publishers  ;  established  1885  ;  independent  ;  subscription  $3.00; 
eight  to  twelve  pages,  size  22^  x  27^.  Sworn  Circ'n  7,161 

SEMI-WEEKLY,  (Otlaica  I'alley  Journal  and  I/omc  and  /-arm 
\fics),  established  1886;  Monday  and  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00; 
eight  pages,  size  18  x  25.  Sworn  Circ'n  2,984 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  310. 

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LE  TEMPS,  French;  every  evening  except  Sunday ;  F.  Moffet, 
general  manag-er  ;  established  1894  ;  liberal ;  subscription  $3.00  ; 
fou  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Sworn  Circ'n  2,3OO 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  340. 

TRIBUNE,  tri-weekly  ;  Wrightson  &  Rathbone,  publishers; 
established  1^95  ;  Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Saturday  ;  subscription 
$1.20  ;  sixteen  pages,  size  n  x  8^4. 

CANADA  GAZETTE,  weekly;  Government  of  Canada,  edi- 
tors and  publishers  ;  Government  notices,  etc.  ;  Saturday  ;  subs- 
cription $4.00 ;  sixteen  pages,  size1  7  x  10.  Inserts  Government  ad- 
vertisements only. 

EVENTS,  weekly  ;  Events  Publishing  Co.,  publishers  ;  estab- 
lished 1898  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  thirty- 
two  pages,  size  10^  x  $}4 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  397. 

UNITED  CANADA,  weekly;  Rev.  Dr.  J.  F.  Coffey,  editor ; 
Jno.  D.  Grace,  publisher  ;  established  1888  ;  Roman  Catholic ; 
Saturday  ;  subscription  $1.50  ;  eight  pages,  size  18  x  25.  Circ'n  3^ 

DANEBROG,  Danish,  weekly;  Chas.  C.  Meyer,  editor  and 

publisher  ;  established  1892  ;  independent  ;  Saturday  ;  subscription 
$1.00;  four  pages,  size  20  x  26.  Sworn  Circ'n  9OO 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  394. 

ANGLO-SAXON,  monthly;  E.  J.  Reynolds,  editor  and  pub- 
lisher ;  established  1887  ;  society  organ  of  the  Sons  of  England  ;  sub- 
scription 50  cents  ;  eight  pages,  size  14  x  21.  Circ'n  3 

CANADIAN  MINING  REVIEW,  monthly  ;  B.  T.  A.  Bell, 
editor  and  publisher;  established  1882;  subscription  $1.50;  fifty 
pages,  size  10  x  14.  Circ'n  2 

CANADIAN  PATENT  OFFICE  RECORD,  monthly;  pub- 
lished by  the  Patent  Dept.  of  the  Dominion  Government  ;  subscription 
$2.00  ;  Does  not  insert  advertisements. 

NATURALIST,  monthly;  Naturalist  Club,  publishers;  establish- 
ed 1887  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  sixteen  pages,  size  8^  x  6. 

OW  L,  monthly  ;  Owl  Publishing  Co.  of  the  University  of  Ottawa, 
editors  and  publishers  ;  established  1887;  university  news.  Issued 
only  during  collegiate  year. 

UNIVERSITY  OF  OTTAWA  REVIEW,  monthly  ;  C.  J.  Cor- 
nell, managing  editor ;  established  1898 ;  college  ;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  fifty-five  pages.  Circ'n  ^ 

OTTERVILLE,  pop.  800,  Co.  Oxford,  on  G.T.Ry.,  18  miles  south  of 
Woodstock,  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  ivl.O.,  Bank.  The  Otterville  Mfg.  Co. 
(Ltd)  employs  quite  a  number  of  men  manufacturing  carpet  sweep: 
ers,  piano  stools,  etc.,  Macintosh  Mfg.  Co.,  a  similar  institution. 
The  village  contains  six  churches  of  different  denominations,  good 
public  school,  town  hall,  lots  of  water  power  from  the  Otter  River, 
good  farming  section.  ,_ 

HERALD,  monthly  ;  Smiley  &  Co.,  publishers;  established  1899. 
independent ;  circulated  free,  four  pages. 

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OWEN  SOUND,  pop.  7,497,  Co.  Grey,  on  the  Sydenham  River, 
*  and  C.P.Ry.  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  woolen,  I 
flour,  saw  and  planing-  mills,  foundries,  tanneries,  grain  elevators, 
lime  kilns,  cigar  factory  and  irpn  and  steel  ship  building1.  Chief 
Shipments  :  grain,  flour,  live  stock,  produce,  ships  and  vessels  and 
other  products  of  its  various  factories.  The  town  contains  six 
churches,  collegiate  institute  and  business  college,  three  public 
schools,  public  library,  town  hall  seating-  600,  elevator,  good 
water  works,  fire  department,  electric  light  works,  steamship 
and  steamboat  lines,  and  the  finest  harbor  on  Lake  Huron,  the 
Sound  being-  12  miles  long- and  5  miles  wide  at  its  mouth,  sheltered 
on  both  sides  its  entire  length,  and  a  depth  of  water  sufficient  for  the 
larg-est  vessels  on  the  lake.  Surrounding-  towns  and  villages  where 
no  papers  are  published  :  Big  Bay,  Presqu'ile,  Kilsyth,  Leith,  Wood- 
ford  and  Johnson. 

ADVERTISER,  semi- weekly  ;  James  H.  Little,  editor  and  pub- 
lisher ;  established  1862  ;  liberal;  Tuesday  and  Friday  ;  subscription 
Si.oo  ;  four  pag-es,  size  18  x  25.  Circ'n  i 

SUN,  semi-weekly  ;  Sun  Printing  Co.,  Jas.  A.  Tucker,  B.  A., 
editor,  J.  Cousby,  Jr.,  manager  ;  established  1890  ;  independent- 
conservative  ;  Tuesday  and  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pag-es, 
size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  i^ 

TIMES,  weekly;  Jas.  H.  Rutherford,  editor  and  publisher; 
established  1853;  liberal-conservative;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00; 
eight  pages,  size  17  x  22.  Circ'n  \y^ 

CO-OPERATOR,  monthly  ;  R.  J.  Doyle,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
Patrons  of  Husbandry  ;  established  1881  ;  agricultural  ;  subscrip- 
tion 40  cents.  Circ'n  i  ^ 

PAISLEY,  pop.  1,328,  Co.  Bruce,  at  the  confluence  of  the  Saugeen 
and  Teeswater  rivers,  on  the  G.  T.  Ry.,  50  miles  from  Guelph  and 
15  miles  N.E.  of  Walkerton  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industries  :  flour,  saw  and  woolen  mills,  pork  packing-  establishment, 
foundry  and  tannery.  Chief  Shipments  :  flour,  grain,  wool,  pork  and 
farm  produce.  The  town  contains  four  churches,  a  public  school, 
town  hall,  mechanics'  institute,  etc.  Surrounding- towns  and  villag-es 
where  no  papers  are  published  :  Dobbington,  Underwood,  Glamis, 
Pinkerton,  Eden  Grove  and  Williscroft. 

ADVOCATE,  D.  McKenzie,  editor  and  publisher;  established 
1865  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  Si.oo  ;  four  pag-es, 
size  20  x  27.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,OO8 


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PALMERSTON,  pop.  2, 107, Co.  Wellington,  on  the  Georgian  Bay,  G. 
T.  Ry.,  Stratford  and  Huron  and  Wellington  Ry.,  43  miles  N.  W.  of 
Guelph,  the  county  seat; Tel.,  T.,Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries: 
saw,  flour,  flax,  oatmeal  and  other  mills,  sash  and  door  factory,  car 
and  engine  shops,  and  distillery.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  malt, 
flour,  live  stock  and  produce.  The  town  contains  four  churches, 
public  school,  town  hall  and  mechanics'  institute.  Surrounding- 
towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Moorefield,  Tre- 
castle,  Cotswald  and  Newbridge. 

REPORTER,  weekly  ;  R.  M.  Croll,  Jr.,  publisher  and  proprie- 
tor ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size 
20*4  x  i$}4.  Circ'n 

SPECTATOR,  weekly;  Harkness&Bros.,  publishers;  established 
1897  ;  independent  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  8  pages,  size 
15  x  18.  Circ'n 

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PARIS,  pop.  3,004,  Co.  Brant,  at  the  confluence  of  the  Nith  and  Grand 
Rivers,  on  the  G.  T.  Ry.,  61  miles  S.W.  of  Toronto  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex., 
M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  woolen,  knitting,  flour,  wincey  and 
carpet  mills,  alabastine,  needle,  nut,  bolt  and  wagon  factories. 
Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  flour,  live  stock,  plaster,  farm  produce,  and 
the  output  of  its  mills.  The  town  contains  six  churches,  high,  public 
and  separate  schools,  town  hall,  public  library,  fire  department  and 
water  works.  The  town  is  lighted  by  electric  light,  and  beds  of 
plaster  paris  are  found  here.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published  :  Princeton,  Burford,  Faulkland,  Har- 
risburg,  and  Scotland. 

REVIEW,  weekly  ;  C.  W.  Lawton,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1878  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  14^  x  22.  Circ'n  i 

STAR-TRANSCRIPT,  weekly;  R.  C.  Hill,  editor  and  pub- 
lisher; established  1850;  reform;  subscription  $1.00;  eight  pages, 
size  15  x  22^.  Circ'n  i 

PARK  HILL,  pop.  2,000,  Co.  Middlesex,  31  miles  N.W.  of  London  ; 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  saw,  planing,  flour, 
wool  and  flax  mills,  tannery,  foundry,  etc.  Chief  Shipments :  grain, 
live  stock  and  farm  produce,  and  the  products  of  its  mills  and  fac- 
tories. The  town  contains  five  churches,  high  and  public  schools, 
public  library,  and  a  volunteer  fire  brigade.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Mt.  Carmel,  Grand  Bend, 
Wests  Corners  and  Centrala. 

GAZETTE,  weekly  ;  M.  MacKinnon,  editor  and  proprietor  ;  es- 
tablished 1892;  nonpartisan  ;  subscription  $1.00;  eight  pages,  size 
15  x  22.  Circ'n  i 

PARRY  SOUND,  pop.  1,500,  District  of  Parry  Sound,  situated  at 
the  mouth  of  Seguin  River,  on  the  Eastern  shore  of  Georgian  Bay, 
50  miles  from  Midland.  Nearest  railway  point  Rosseau,  24  miles  ; 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries:  lumbering  and  farming. 
Chief  Shipments  :  timber  and  grain.  The  town  contains  five  churches, 
six  public  schools,  court  house,  registry  office,  a  good  harbor  and 
daily  connection  by  boat  to  all  points.  Surrounding  towns  and  vil- 
lages where  no  papers  are  published  ;  Dunchurch,  Utterson,  McKel- 
lar  and  Rosseau. 

CANADIAN,  weekly;  Chas.  Sarney,  publisher ;  conservative  ; 
Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  2i^£.  Circ'n  ^ 

NORTH  STAR,  weekly  ;  Ireland  &  Bundy,  editors  and  publish- 
ers; established  1874;  reform  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  ^ 

PEMBROKE,  pop.  5,025,  Co.  Renfrew,  onlndian  and  OttawaRivers 
*  and  C.P.Ry.,  96  miles  N.W.  of  Ottawa,  the  capital  of  the  Dominion. 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  lumbering  and  lumber 
supplies,  flour,  saw  and  woolen  mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber, 
grain,  livestock,  flour  and  produce.  The  town  contains  six  churches, 
a  convent,  public  and  separate  schools,  a  high  school,  a  court  house, 
gaol,  town  hall,  fire  brigade  hall  and  music  hall  ;  it  also  contains  the 
finest  agricultural  driving  park  in  the  Upper  Ottawa  valley, 
water  works  and  fire  department,  and  is  lighted  by  electric  light. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Beachburg,  Cobden,  Osceola,  Westmeath,  Chalk  River,  Pettewa,wa 
and  Rankin. 

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OBSERVER,  weekly;  Robt.  C.  Miller,  editor  and  publisher; 
established  1854;  liberal;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00;  eight  pages, 
size  15^  x  22.  '  Circ'n  i  % 

STANDARD,  weekly  ;  W.  H.  Bone,  editor;  Bone  &  Ross,  pub- 
lishers ;  established  1873  ;  conservative  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription 
$1.00;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  21.  Circ'n  i*£ 

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PENETANGUISHENE,  pop.  2,110,  Co.  Simcoe,  on  North  Simcoe 
Ry.,  and  at  head  of  Penetanguishene  Bay,  34  miles  N.W.  of  Barrie, 
103  miles  from  Toronto  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Indus- 
tries :  flour,  saw  and  planing  mills,  foundry,  tannery,  etc.  Chief 
Shipments  :  lumber,  furs,  fish,  cordwood,  railway  ties,  telegraph 
poles,  etc.  The  town  is  a  popular  Summer  Resort  and  contains  four 
churches,  public  schools,  separate  schools,  Free  Library,  Ontario 
reformatory,  fine  harbor  and  wharves,  with  railway  sidings,  and 
good  steamboat  service  during  navigation.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers'  are  published  :  Wyebridge,  St.  Patrick, 
..  Vasey  and  Waverley. 

HERALD,  weekly  ;  E.  J.  Hewson,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
I      lished    1881  ;    independent  ;    Thursday  ;    subscription   $1.00  ;    eight 
pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  }£ 

PERTH,  pop.  3,900,  Co.  Lanark,  on  the  Tay  Canal  and  C.P.Ry.  ;  Tel., 

*  T.,    Ex.,    M.O.,     Bank.     Chief    Industries  :   C.P.R.    work     shops, 
distilleries,     tanneries,     flour    mill,   woolen   mill,    car  wheel   works, 
canning,  and  knitting  factories.     Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  live  stock, 
phosphate  of  lime  and  farm  produce.     The  town  contains  five  chur- 
ches,   three  schools,   a  mechanics'  institute  ;  has    waterworks  and 
Electric  Lighting,  and  the  C.P.R.    build  most  of  their  freight  cars 
and  some  of  their  passenger  cars  here.     There  are  also  extensive 
mica  and  plumbago  mines  in  the  vicinity.     Surrounding  towns  and 
villages     where   no  papers   are    published  :    Glen  Tay,    Innisville, 
McDonald's  Corners,  Maberly  and  Port  Elmsley. 

'COU  Rl  ER,  weekly  ;  Walker  Bros.,  editors  and  publishers  ;  estab- 
lished 1834  ;  liberal  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size 
15  x  21^.  Sworn  .Circ'n  1,95O 

EXPOSITOR,  weekly  ;  Chas.  F.  Stone,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1861  ;  conservative  ;  subscription  $i_.oo  ;  eight  pages, 
size  15^  x  22^4.  Circ'n  i% 

PETERBOROUGH,  pop.  12,000,  Co.   Peterborough,  on  the  Otona-    | 

*  bee  River,  G.T.  Ry.  and  C.P.  Ry.  ;  and  numerous  steamship  lines,    f 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.     Chief  Industries  :  sash  and  door  factory, 

*  flour,  oatmeal  and  woolen   mills,   agricultural   implement  and  canoe 
factories,   machine  shops,   electrical  and  carbon   works,   furniture, 
biscuit  and  shoe  factories,  stove  foundries,   bridge  and  iron  works, 
potteries   and    brick  yards.     Chief  shipments  :    electrical   supplies, 
canoes,  woolens,   furniture,   biscuits,    boots  and   shoes,   stoves,  live 
stock   and    the   products  of  its  factories  and  farms.     The  town  is  a 
popular   Summer  Resort  and  during  the  season  is   visited  by   large 
numbers  of  tourists.  The  city  contains  ten  churches,  five  public  schools 
and  collegiate  institute,  concert  hall,  business  college, two  hospitals, 
public   library,court  house.opera  house,  Y.  M.  C.  A.  building,    and 
has  water  works,  fire  department,  electric  light,   etc.     Surrounding 
towns    and  villages  where    no    papers    are    published  :    Warsaw, 
Keene,  Baillieboro',    Selwyn,     Bridgenorth,   Fraserville,  Centreville 
and  Youngs  Point. 

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EXAMINER,  every  evening  except  Sunday,  J.  R.  Stratton, 
editor  and  publisher  ;  established  1885  ;  reform  ;  subscription  $4.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  i$}4  x  22/^-  Circ'n  i^ 

WEEKLY,  established  1847  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  2]^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  339. 

REVIEW,  every  evening  except  ^Sunday  ;  Review  Printing  Co., 
editors  and  publishers  ;  established  1879  ;  conservative  ;  subscription 
$4.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  20%  x  16.  Circ'n  ^ 

WEEKLY,  established  1853  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  18  x  25.  Circ'n  2% 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  318. 

TIMES,  every  evening  except  Sunday;  Times  Printing  Co., 
publishers  ;  established  1884  ;  independent  ;  subscription  $3.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  15  x  22. 

WEEKLY,  established  1884  ;  Saturday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  18  x  24. 

CANADIAN  LAUNDRYMAN>  monthly  ;  W.  W.  Robertson, 
publisher;  established  1897;  trade;  subscription  Si.oo;  16  pages, 
size  9  x  13. 

PETROLIA.  pop.  4,359,  Co.  Lambton,  on  Bear  Creek,  G.T.Ry.  and 
M.C.Ry.,  16  miles  S.E.  of  Sarnia  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industries :  oil  refining,  foundries,  boiler  and  machine  shops,  saw, 
planing  and  flour  mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  petroleum.  The  town  is 
the  centre  of  an  immense  petroleum  belt,  and  contains  several  refin- 
eries, and  ample  facilities  for  the  storage  of  oil.  It  has  five  churches, 
high  and  public  schools,  a  town  hall,  masonic  temple,  mechanics' 
institute,  opera  house  and  a  good  fire  department.  Surrounding 
towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Couleston,  Nap- 
lock,  Camlachie,  Warwick,  Kurtch  and  Oil  City. 

ADVERTISER,  weekly;  E.  Wilson,  proprietor,  J.  G.  Hutch- 
croft,  manager  ;  established  1865  ;  conservative  ;  Wednesday  ;  sub- 
scription $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,O5O 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  354. 

TOPIC,  weekly;  Kidwell  &  Reynolds,  publishers;  established 
1879  ;  reform  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x 
22.  Circ'n  i 

PICKERING,  pop.  i,odo,  Co.  Ontario,  on  Duflfin's  Creek,  about  3 
miles  N.E.  of  outlet  into  Lake  Ontario  at  Pickering  Harbor,  and  on 
the  G.T.Ry.;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries:  flour 
and  planing  mills.  Chief  Shipments :  grain,  live  stock,  lumber  and 
produce.  The  town  contains  five  churches,  a  Society  of  Friends 
meeting  house  and  ladies  college,  a  public  school,  etc.  Surrounding 
towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Broughton, 
Claremont,  Dunbarton  ;  Whitevale,  Sumwood,  Cheryund  and 
Kinsale. 

N  EWS,  weekly  ;  W.  J.  Clark,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established 
1881  ;  independent;  Friday;  subscription  $1.00;  eight  pages,  size 
13  x  20,  ,  Sworn  Circ'n  1,2OO 

PIC  T  ON,  pop.  3,287,  Co.  Prince  Edward,  on  the  Bay  of  Quinte  and 
*  C.O.Ry. ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries:  several  cream- 
eries, canning,  cheese  factories,  large  woven  wire  factory  and  exten- 
sive ship  yards.  Chief  Shipments  :  canned  goods,  seeds,  grain,  flour, 
live  stock,  cheese,  woven  wire,  and  farm  produce.  The  town  -con- 
tains four  churches,  public  schools,  town  hall,  society  hall  and  good 

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steamboat  connection.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no 
papers  are  published  :  Ameliasburg,  Bloomfield,  Cherry  Valley,  Con- 
secon,  Demorestville,  Milford  and  Wellington. 

GAZETTE,  weekly;  Stephen  M.  Conger,  &  Bro.,  editors  and 
publishers;  established  1836;  conservative;  Friday;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  22  x  27.  Circ'n  i^ 

See  Pub&skera  Statement  Page  398. 

TIMES,  weekly;  J.  W.  McLean,  editor  and  publisher ;  reform; 
Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  six  pages,  size  26^  x  20. 

Circ'n,  actual  average  for  1898  1,986 

PLATTSVILLE,  pop.  800,  Co.  Oxford,  on  the  River  Nith,  18  miles 
N.  E.  of  Woodstock,  four  miles  N.E.  of  Bright,  its  nearest  railway 
point;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  ;  nearest  Bank  at  New  Hamburg.  Chief 
Industries  :  planing,  woolen  and  flour  mills,  carriage,  furniture  and 
pump  factories,  tanneries,  etc.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  lumber, 
leather,  live  stock  and  furniture.  The  village  contains  four  chur- 
ches and  a  public  school.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where 
no  papers  are  published  :  Washington,  New  Dundee,  Haysville  and 
Bright. 

ECHO,  weekly  ;  F.  E.  Robinson,  editor  and  publisher;  estab- 
lished 1887  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  Publishers   Statement  Page  322. 

PORT  ARTHUR,  pop.  2,688,  District  of  Algoma,  on  W.  shore  of 
Thunder  Bay,  C.P.  Ry.,  Port  Arthur,  Duluth,  Western  and  Ontario 
&  Rainy  River  Ry's  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  : 
mining,  lumbering  and  farming.  Chief  Shipments:  grain,  fish,  minerals 
and  lumber.  The  town  contains  four  churches,  high  school,  public 
and  separate  schools,  court  house  and  several  hotels.  Surrounding 
towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Silver  Mountain, 
Beaver  Mine,  Murillo,  Chapleau,  Schreiber,  McKenzie  River,  and 
Nepigon. 

HERALD,  AND  ALGOMA  MINER,  weekly  ;  Herald  Ptg.  Co., 
editors  and  publishers  ;  established  1882  ;  reform  ;  Saturday  ;  sub- 
scription $2.00  ;  four  pages,  size  15^  x  21^.  •»'  Circ'n  ^ 

PORT  DOVER,  pop.  1,746,  Co.  Norfolk,  on  Lake  Erie,  River  Lynn 
and  G.  T.  Ry.,  79  miles  from  Toronto  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank. 
Chief  Industries  :  tannery,  vinegar  works,  saw,  planing,  knitting 
and  flour  mills.  Chief  Shipments:  grain,  fish,  leather  and  knitted  goods. 
The  town  contains  five  churches,  high  and  public  schools,  town 
hall,  and  good  water  power.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where 
no  papers  are  published :  Nanticoke,  Port  Ryerse,  Renton  and 
»  Vittoria. 

MAPLE    LEAF,  weekly;  L.  G.  Morgan,   editor  and  publisher; 
i,  ^established    1871;  conservative;   Friday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  17  x  20.  Circ'n  ^ 

PORT  ELGIN,  pop.  1,659,  Co.  Bruce,  on  G.T.Ry.,  28  miles  N.  W.  of 
Walkerton  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  tannery, 
brush  and  broom  factory,  flour,  saw,  planing  and  woolen  mills. 
Chief  Shipments :  grain,  lumber,  flour,  brooms,  leather,  etc.  The 
town  contains  seven  churches,  five  schools,  mechanics'  institute,  etc. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Underwood,  Burgoyne,  Invermay,  Arkwright,  Saugeen,  Elsinore 
and  Chippewa. 

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TIMES,  weekly;  Robert  Monroe,  editor  and  publisher ;  estab- 
lished 1886;  independent;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00;  eight 
pages,  size  15  x  21.  Circ'n  ^ 

PORT  HOPE,  pop.  5,042,  Co.  Durham,  at  the  confluence  of  Smith 
Creek  and  Lake  Ontario,  on  G.T.Ry.,  7  miles  West  of  Cobourg  ; 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  twine,  preserving  and 
carining,  carpet  and  file  factories,  flour  and  plaster  mills,  tanneries, 
foundries,  breweries  and  machine  shops.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber, 
grain,  leather,  fruit,  flour,  etc.  The  town  contains  eight  churches, 
three  public  schools,  a  new  high  school  and  Trinity  College  School, 
a  mechanics'  institute,  town  hall  and  music  hall.  It  has  a  fine  har- 
bor, good  water  supply,  fire  department,  regular  steamboat  service 
to  all  points,  and  is  lighted  by  electricity  and  gas.  Surrounding 
towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Canton,  Garden 
Hill,  Ballyduff,  Enniskillen,  Bethany,  Kendall,  Newtonville,  Perry- 
town,  Pontypool,  Welcome  and  Bewdley. 

GUIDE,  every  evening  except  Sunday;  Geo.  Wilson  &  Son, 
editors  and  publishers  ;  established  1878  ;  liberal  ;  subscription  $3.00  ; 
four  pages,  Saturday  edition  eight  pages,  size  15  x  23.  Circ'n  ^ 

WEEKLY,  established  1831;  Friday;  subscription  $1.00;  eight 
pages,  size  15  x  23.  Circ'n  2 

Tl  M  ES,  semi-weekly  ;  N.  F.  Trayes,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1856;  conservative;  Wednesday  and  Saturday  ;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  24.  Circ'n  i% 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  338. 

HARNESS  JOURNAL,  monthly;  V.  A.  Coleman,  publisher; 
established   1892;  trade;  subscription  500  ;  24  pages,  size  8  x  12. 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  350.  Circ'n   i 

PORT  PERRY  pop.  1,698,  Co  Ontario,  on  Lake  Scugog  and  G.T. 
Ry.,  18  miles  N.  of  Whitby  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  In- 
dustries :  flour,  saw  and  woolen  mills,  foundries,  and  agricultural 
implement  factory.  Chief  Shipments :  grain,  lumber,  flour,  agricul- 
tural implements  and  farm  produce.  The  town  contains  five 
churches,  high  and  public  schools,  mechanics'  institute,  etc.  Sur- 
rounding towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Marsh 
Hill,  Prince  Albert,  Mancer,  Cadmus,  Raglan,  Myrtle,  Blackstock, 
Greenbank,  Mica,  Seagrave,  Sonya,  Caesarea,  Epsom,  Ashburn, 
Columbus,  Scugog  and  Yelverton. 

OBSERVER,  weekly;  H.  Parsons,  editor  and  publisher;  estab- 
lished 1858;  conservative;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00;  four 
pages,  size  20  x  27.  Circ'n  ^ 

STAN  DARD,  weekly  ;  S.  M.  Newton,  editor  and  publisher  ;  es- 
tablished 1865  ;  independent ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  15  x  20.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,4OO 

See  Publishers  Statement   Page  399. 

PORT  ROWAN,  pop.  900.,  Co.  Norfolk,  on  South  Norfolk  branch 
G.T.Ry.,  21  miles  from  Simcoe  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industries  :  planing  mills,  grist  and  saw  mills.  Chief  Shipments  : 
lumber  and  grain.  The  town  contains,  besides  its  mills  and  stores, 
three  churches  and  two  hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published :  Jacksonburg,  Rowan  Mills  and  Wal- 
singham  Centre.  r 

NEWS,  weekly;  S.  H.  Harding,  publisher;  established  1892; 
independent ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00;  eight  pages,  size  14  x  20. 

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PRESCOTT,  pop.  2,919,  Co.  Grenville,  on  the  St.  Lawrence  River, 
*C.P.Ry.,  and  G.T.Ry.,  13  miles  E.  of  Brockville  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex., 
M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  emery  wheel  factory,  breweries  and 
distilleries.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  grain,  ale  and  spirits,  and 
farm  produce.  The  town  contains  five  churches,  three  public  schools, 
town  hall,  opera  house  and  mechanics'  institute  ;  it  has  a  ferry  service 
across  the  river  to  Ogdensburg  on  the  American  side,  and  steamboat 
connection  to  all  points.  Surrounding"  towns  and  villages  where  no 
papers  are  published ,  Cardinal,  Spencerville,  Augusta,  Charles- 
ville,  and  Algonquin. 

JOURNAL,  AND  GRENVILLE  COUNTY  TELEGRAPH, 
weekly  ;  G.  W.  Mason  &  Son,  publishers,  Geo.  H.  Mason,  manager ; 
established  1847  ;  reform  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.25  ;  eight 
pages,  size  13%  x  20^.  Circ'n  ^ 

MESSENGER,  weekly  ;  H.  W.  Bennett,  editor  and  publisher; 
established  1855  ;  conservative  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  20  x  27.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  380. 

PRESTON  pop.  2,266,  Co.  Waterloo,  at  the  confluence  of  the  Grand 
and  Speed  rivers  and  on  the  G.T.Ry.,  4  miles  N.  of  Gait,  with 
which  it  is  connected  by  electric  railway,  8  miles  S.  E.  of  Berlin  ; 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries:  woolen  and  flour 
mills,  stove  and  furnace  foundries,  school  and  office  furniture  factory, 
shoe  factory,  and  breweries.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  produce, 
live  stock,  ale,  furniture,  woolens,  etc.  The  town  contains  five 
churches,  public  school,  mechanics'  institute,  public  hall  seating 
250,  and  artesian  mineral  springs.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published  :  Doon,  Breslau,  Ayr,  Blair,  New 
Dundee,  Myrriston  and  Puslinch. 

PROGRESS,  weekly  ;  G.A.  Blackstock,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1886  ;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  332. 

RAT  PORTAGE,  pop.  6,000,  District  of  Algoma,  on  C.  P.  Ry., 
297  miles  N.  W.  of  Port  Arthur,  and  135  miles  E.  of  Winnipeg,  head 
of  300  miles  of  navigation.  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries  : 
gold  reduction  works,  fishing,  lumbering,  brewery,  mining  and 
farming.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  minerals  (gold),  furs,  fish,  ber- 
ries and  general  farm  produce.  The  town  contains  nine  churches, 
schools,  and  mechanics'  institute,  town  hall,  opera  house  and  two 
foundries.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  Keewatin  and  Fort  Francis. 

MINER,  weekly  ;  Miner  Pub.  Co.,  publishers  ;  J.  Bowman, 
editor;  J.  P.  Langey,  manager,  established  1898  ;  independent-con- 
servative and  mining  ;  subscription  $1.50  ;  eight  pages,  size  i6x  22. 

Sec  Publishers  Statement  Page  328.  Circ'n   i  ^ 

NEWS,  weekly  ;  E.  A.  Chapman,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1880  ;  reform  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.50  ;  eight  pages, 
size  15  x  21.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  365. 

RENFREW,  pop.  3,000,  Co.  Renfrew,  on  Smith's  Creek,  Bonnechere 
River,  C.P.Ry.,  and  K.&P.Ry.,  O.A.&P.S.Ry.,  35  miles  S.E.  of  Pem- 
broke and  53  miles  from  Ottawa;Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  In- 
dustries :  Creamery,  flour,  saw,  planing  and  woolen  mills  and  far- 
ming. Chief  Shipments  :  butter,  grain,  live  stock,  farm  produce, 

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flour  and  woolen  goods.  The  town  contains  five  churches,  high  and 
public  schools,  public  library,  town  hall  and  public  hall,  a  fine  system 
of  water  works  and  sewerage.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where 
no  papers  are  published  :  Calabogie,  Shamrock,  Stewartsville,  For- 
rester's Falls  Burnstown,  Castleford,  Sandpoint,  Breasideand  White 
Lake. 

JOURNAL,    weekly;    Arthur  Gravelle,   publisher;    established 
1886  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  ten  pages,  size 
x  2o)4-  Circ'n.    i 


MERCURY,  AND  COUNTY  OF  RENFREW  ADVERTISER, 

weekly  ;  Smallfield  &  Son.,  editors  and  publishers  ;  established  1871  ; 
reform  ;   Fridays  ;  subscription  $1.25  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  21^. 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  328.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,O25 

RICHMOND  HILL,  pop.  900,  Co.  York,  on  the  River  Don,  3^  miles 
E.  of  Richmond  Station,  on  N.  &  N.  W.  Ry.,  16  miles  N.  of  Toronto  ; 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  ;  Bank  at  Toronto.  Chief  Industries  :  carriage 
works,  foundry,  saw  mills  and  tannery.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain, 
lumber,  carriages,  castings  and  farm  produce.  The  village  contains 
four  churches,  high  and  public  schools.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Patterson,  Thornhill,  Maple, 
King,  Unionville,  Nobleton,  Langstaff,  Kleinburg  and  Victoria. 

LIBERAL,  weekly  ;  T.  F.  McMahon,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1878  ;  reform  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages, 
size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  ^ 

I  RIDGETOWN,  pop.  2,254,  Co.  Kent,  on  M.C.Ry.,  and  L.E.  and 
D.R.R.,  20  miles  E.  of  Chatham  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industries  :  flour,  woolen,  saw  and  planing  mills,  evaporating,  basket 
and  pump  factories,  etc.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  flour,  live  stock 
and  produce.  The  town  contains  six  churches,  collegiate  institute, 
graded  schools,  mechanics'  institute,  opera  house,  etc.  Surrounding 
towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Morpeth,  Vos- 
burg,  Buckhorn,  Charing  Cross  and  Harwich. 

DOMINION,  weekly  ;  Bowyer  &  Co.,  publishers  ;  established 
1895  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages, 
size  22  x  15.  Circ'n  ^ 

EAST  KENT  PLAINDEALER,  weekly;  Claxton  &  Whit- 
ham,  editors  and  publishers  ;  established  1875  ;  liberal  ;  Thursday  ; 
subscription  $1.50  ;  eight  pages,  size  22  x  15.  Circ'n  r 

STANDARD,  weekly;  Jno.  P.  Waters,  editor  and  publisher; 
established  1880  ;  liberal  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  399. 

RIPLEY,  pop.  650,  Co.  Bruce,  on  the  G.T.Ry.,  8  miles  from  Kincard- 
ine; Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  saw,  grist  and 
planing  mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  flour,  live  stock  and  grain. 
The  town  contains  besides  its  mills  and  stores,  three  churches  and 
three  hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published  :  Lochalsh,  Rapid  City,  Askfield,  Holyrood,  Kintail, 
Bervie,  Amberley  and  Laurier. 

EXPRESS,  weekly  ;  G.  H.  Mooney,  publisher  ;  established 
1894  ;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size 
20  x  21.  Ctrc'n  ]^ 

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RODNEY,  pop.  900,  Co.  Elgin,  on  M.  C.  Ry.,  29  miles  S.  W.  of  St. 
Thomas  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  flour,  stave 
and  saw  mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  flour,  grain,  lumber,  etc.  The 
town  contains  six  churches,  school,  etc.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Eagle,  Tyrconnell,  Bis- 
marck, Cashmere,  Wallacetown,  Alaborough,  New  Glasgow  and 
\Vardsville. 

WEST  ELGIN  MERCURY,  weekly;  E.  Cugill,  editor  and 
publisher  ;  established  1885;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  18  x  22.  Circ'n  l/% 

.Sec  /'uhlishei-s  Statement   l\ige  352. 

GOSPEL  NEWS,  weekly  ;  H.  M.  Evans,  publisher;  estab- 
lished 1894  ;  religious  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  50  cents  ;  eight 
pages,  si7e  8  x  16. 

RUSSEL,  pop.  400,  Co.  Russell,  formerly  know  as  Duncanville, 
situated  on  Castor  River,  (which  furnishes  power)  60  miles  S.  W.  of 
L'Orignal,  the  county  seat;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries: 
woollen,  saw  and  flour  mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  wool,  lumber  and 
flour.  The  town  contains  besides  its  stores,  etc.,  three  churches  and 
two  hotels  and  a  public  school.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published  :  St.  Onge,  Embrum  Morvel,  Felton, 
and  Kenmore. 

REVIEW,  weekly  ;  established  1899.     No  report. 

ST.  CATHARINES,  pop.  9,170,  Co.  Lincoln,  on  Twelve  Mile  Creek  | 
*  and  Welland  Canal,  G.T.Ry.,  S.C.  &  N.C.Ry.  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  • 
Bank.  Connected  with  Thorold  and  Merritton  by  electric  cars.  Chief 
Industries  :  edge  tools,  saws,  axes,  bent  stuft,  cotton  batting, 
street  cars,  flour  mills,  agricultural  implements,  wine  vaults,  harvest 
tools,  brewery,  planing  mills,  machine  shops,  bicycle  factory, 
carbide  works,  etc.  Chief  Shipments  :  fruit,  flour,  grain,  stone, 
harvest  tools,  bicycles,  chains,  lamps,  edge  tools  of  all  kinds,  agri- 
cultural implements  and  products.  The  city  contains  sixteen  chur- 
ches, one  collegiate  institute,  public  and  separate  schools,  free 
library,  opera  house,  court  house,  custom  house,  General  Marine 
Hospital,  orphan  asylum,  and  other  charitable  institutions,  extensive 
stone  quarries  are  worked  in  the  neighborhood  ;  excellent  water 
works  and  good  railway  facilities  with  daily  steamboat  connections 
to  all  points.  The  city  is  lighted  by  electricity  and  has  an  electric 
car  service.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  St.  David's,  Jordan,  Drummondville,  Merritton,  Port 
Colborne  and  Port  Dalhousie. 

JOURNAL,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  Journal  Printing  Co., 
editors  and  publishers  ;  established  1889  ;  liberal ;  subscription  $3.00  ; 
four  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  i^ 

WEEKLY,  established  1826;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  16  x  22.  Circ'n  i^ 

STANDARD,  every  evening  except  Sunday;  Standard  Ptg. 
Co.,  publishers;  W.  B.  Burgoyne,  manager;  established  1890; 
conservative  ;  subscription  $3.00  ;  four  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  i}4 

WEEKLY,  established  1890  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  ij^ 

STAR,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  Jno.  S.  McClelland,  editor 
and  publisher  ;  established  1887  ;  conservative  ;  subscription  $3.00  ; 
four  pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  i 

WEEKLY,  established  1887  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  ^ 

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STAMP  REPORTER,    monthly;    Geo.     Bradley,    publisher; 
established    1897  ;  philatelic  ;  subscription  20  cents  ;  twelve    pages, 


ST.  GEORGE,  pop.  900,  Co.  Brant,  on  Mill  Creek,  and  one  mile  N. 
of  St.  George  Station  on  the  G.T.Ry.  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  nearest 
banking  town  is  Brantford.  Chief  Industries  :  flour,  saw  and  plan- 
ing mills,  sash  and  door  factory,  foundry  and  agricultural  works. 
Chief  Shipments  :  flour,  grain,  lumber,  agricultural  implements  and 
farm  produce.  The  village  contains  three  churches,  public  school, 
etc.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  pub- 
lished :  Glen  Morris,  Rose  Bank,  Richmond,  Princeton,  Falkland, 
Lynden,  and  Troy. 

SENTINEL,  weekly;  James  Heveron,  editor  and  publisher; 
established  1894  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  20  x  26.  Circ'n  }£ 

ST.  MARY  S,  pop.  3,416,  Co.  Perth,  on  the  River  Thames,  G.T.Ry., 
I  ii  miles  S.  W.  of  Stratford  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  In- 
dustries :  woolen,  flax,  flour  and  oatmeal  mills,  sash,  door  and  blind 
factories,  cooperage,  carriage  factory,  foundry,  stone  quarries, 
agricultural  works  and  largest  creamery  in  Canada.  Chief  Ship- 
ments :  flour,  grain,  castings  and  leather,  live  stock,  stone,  lime 
and  produce.  The  town  is  called  the  Stone  Town,  and  is  located  in 
a  valley  between  Trout  Creek  and  River  Thames  ;  the  supply  of 
stone  is  practicably  inexhaustible.  It  has  five  churches,  an  Odd- 
fellows's  Hall  containing  the  Opera  house,  public  schools,  free  library, 
collegiate  institute,  and  is  lighted  by  electric  light.  Surrounding 
towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Avonbank, 
Prospect  Hill,  Kirkton,  Granton,  Thorndale,  Wellburn,  Whalen  and 
Motherwell. 

ARGUS,  weekly;  W.  K.  MacLeod,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1856;  reform;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00;  eight  pages, 
size  18x24.  Circ'n^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  364. 

JOURNAL,  weekly;  John  W.  Eedy,  editor  and  publisher;  es- 
tablished 1876;  Thursday;  conservative;  subscription  $1.00 ;  eight 
pages,  size  13^  x  20.  Circ'n,  actual  average,  1,992 

See  Publishers  Statement  I'age  334. 

T.  THOMAS,  pop.  10,370,  Co.  Elgin,  situated  on  banks  of  Kettle 
Creek  on  M.C.Ry.,  G.T.Ry.,  Wabash  R.R.  and  C.P.Ry.,  L.E.  &  D. 
Ry.,  9  miles  from  Port  Stanley  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industries  :  saw,  planing,  flour,  flax  and  rolling  mills,  stave  factory, 
foundries,  brick  yards,  breweries,  car  and  engine  shops.  Chief 
Shipments  :  grain,  live  stock,  fruit  and  products  of  its  factories  and 
mills.  The  city  contains  thirteen  churches,  collegiate  institute, 
ladies'  college,  business  college,  model,  public  and  separate 
schools,  free  library,  town  hall,  opera  houses,  several  loan  societies, 
masonic,  oddfellows'  and  firemen's  halls,  water  works,  electric  light, 
fire  department  and  electric  street  railway.  This  city  is  an  impor- 
tant railway  centre.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  pa- 
pers are  published  :  Glanworth,  Fingal,  Port  Stanley,  Port  Burwell, 
Shedden,  Talbotville,  Union,  Vienna,  Sparta,  New  Sarum,  Paynes 
Mills,  Tempo  and  Frome. 

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JOURNAL,  every  evening-  except  Sunday;  James  S.  Brierley, 
publisher,  C.  A.  Rutledge,  manager  ;  established  1881  ;  liberal  ; 
subscription  $4.00  ;  eig-ht  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Sworn  Circ'n  3,179 

WEEKLY,  (Southern  Counties  Journal),  established  1859  ;  Thurs- 
day ;  subscription  $1.00  in  advance  ;  eight  pages,  size  18  x  24. 

Sworn  Circ'n  2.3OO 

Tl  M  ES,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  J.  Wilkinson,  editor  and 
publisher;  established  1882;  liberal-conservative  ;  subscription  $4.00  ; 
four  pages,  size  15)^  x  22^.  Sworn  Circ'n  2.8OO 

WEEKLY,  established  1873 ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  2% 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  418. 

MUNICIPAL  WORLD,  monthly;  H.  W.  McKay,  editor  and 
manager  ;  Municipal  World  Publishing  Co.,  publishers  ;  established 
1891  ;  municipal  work;  ist  of  each  month;  subscription  $1.00; 
twenty  pages,  size  8  x  10.  Sworn  Circ'n  2,493 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  378. 

SARNIA,  pop.  6,693,  Co.  Lambton,  on  the  St.  Clair  River  and  G.T. 
*  Ry.  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries:  oil  refinery,  | 
woolen,  planing  and  saw  mills,  foundries,  machine  shops,  breweries, 
salt,  and  other  works.  Chief  Shipments  :  refined  oil,  salt,  grain, 
live  stock,  and  farm  produce.  The  town  contains  six  churches, 
public  schools,  business  college,  high  and  model  schools,  library, 
town  hall,  steam  ferry  service  to  the  United  States.  A  short  dis- 
tance from  the  town  is  the  celebrated  St.  Clair  Tunnel  under  the  St. 
Clair  River  connecting  Sarnia  with  Port  Huron,  Mich.  Surrounding 
towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Point  Edward, 
Courtright,  Port  Lambton,  Kimball,  Seckerton,  Osborne,  Corunna, 
and  Sombra. 

OBSERVER,  every  evening  except  Sunday;  H.  Gorman,  pub- 
lisher ;  established  1895  ;  liberal ;  subscription  $4.00 ;  four  pages, 
size  17^  x  22^.  Circ'n  l/z 

WEEKLY,  established  1853  ;  liberal ;  Friday;  subscription  $1.00; 
eight  pages,  size  17  x  23.  Circ'n  \y% 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  396. 

CANADIAN,  weekly  ;  Canadian  Ptg.  Co.  Ltd.,  edifors  and 
publishers  ;  established  1868  ;  conservative  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscrip. 
tion  Si.oo  ;  eight  pages,  size  18  x  28. 

POST, weekly  in  two  editions,  Sarnia  Post  issued  Saturday  and 
Lambton  Co.  Post  issued  Thursday;  W.  J.  B.  Williams,  editor  and  pub- 
lisher ;  established  1884;  independent;  subscription,  either  edition 
$1.00;  twelve  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  i)£ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  402. 

SAULT  ST.  MARIE,  pop.  2,500,  Algoma  District,  on  St.  Mary 
*  River  and  C.P.Ry.  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries: 
agriculture,  mining,  lumbering  and  fishing.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain, 
fish,  lumber  and  minerals.  The  town  contains  four  churches,  public 
library,  public  and  separate  schools.  The  steamboats  of  the  C.P.Ry. 
call  tri-weekly.  The  town  lies  at  the  foot  of  the  rapids  and  is  con- 
nected by  Ferry  with  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  Mich.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Algoma  Mills,  Bruce  Mines, 
Echo  Bay,  Marksville  and  Richards'  Landing. 

ALGOMA  PIONEER,  weekly  ;  E.  Biggins,  editor  and  pub- 
lisher ;  established  1878  ;  independent  ;  Saturday  ;  subscription  $1.00 ; 
four  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  i 

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EXPRESS,  weekly;  C.  N.  Smith,  editor  and  publisher;  es- 
tablished 1885  ;  reform;  Saturday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  six  pages, 
size  16  x  24.  Circ'n 

STAR,  weekly  ;  F.  A.    Lucas,  editor  and  manag-er  ;  established 
1897;    independent-liberal;    Saturday;    subscripton  $1.00   ;    eight 
13.  Circ'n 


197;     nepenen-era;       auray 
pages,  size  21^  x  13. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  400. 


SEAFORTH,  pop.  2,641,  Co.  Huron,  on  the  G.T.Ry.,  21  miles  S.E. 
of  Goderich  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries:  salt 
wells,  agricultural  works,  furniture  factory,  foundry,  woolen  and 
saw  mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  lumber,  salt,  live  stock,  cast- 
ings and  farm  produce.  The  town  contains  four  churches,  high  and 
public  schools,  mechanics'  institute,  town  hall,  public  hall,  etc., 
water  works  and  fire  department.  Near  by  are  extensive  beds  of 
pure  rock  salt.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published  :  Edgemondville,  Winthrop,  Walton,  Constance,  Dub- 
lin, Brucefield,  Zurich,  Bayfield,  Leadbury,  Ashfield,  Morris  and 
Staffa. 

HURON  EXPOSITOR,  weekly;  M.  Y.  McLean,  editor; 
McLean  Bros.',  publishers  ;  established  1860  ;  liberal  ;  Friday;  sub- 
scription $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  18  x  23.  Circ'n  4 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  406. 

SUN,  weekly  ;  F.  G.  Neelin,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established 
1880  ;  conservative  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.50  ;  eight  pages,  size 
17  x  22.  Circ'n  ^ 

SHELBURNE,  pop.  1,300,  Co.  Dufferin,  on  the  C.P.Ry.,  16  miles 
N.  W.  of  Orangeville;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  : 
flour,  saw  and  planing,  flax,  shingle  and  rolling  mills,  hoop  and  stave 
factories,  tanneries,  agricultural  works,  etc.  Chief  Shipments  : 
grain,  live  stock,  timber  and  farm  produce.  The  town  contains  four 
churches,  schools,  town  hall,  etc.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published  :  Elba,  Mono  Centre,  Elder,  Primrose, 
Whitfield,  Perm,  Blacks  Corners,  Mayburne,  Pleasant  Valley  and 
Homing's  Mills. 

ECONOMIST,  weekly  ;  Wm.  L.  Smith,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1883  ;  Thursday  ;  independent  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  i^)4  x  22.  Circ'n  ^ 

FREE  PRESS,  weekly  ;  R.  L.  Mortimer,  editor  and  publisher; 
established  1875  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  15  x  21.  Circ'n  i 

SIMCOE,  pop.  3,000,  Co.  Norfolk,  on  River  Lyn,  and  G.T.Ry.,  80 
*  miles  from  Toronto  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  : 
flour  and  woolen  mills,  canning  factories,  etc.  Chief  Shipments  : 
grain,  live  stock,  canned  goods  and  produce.  The  town  contains 
five  churches,  public  schools  and  high  school,  opera  house,  town  hall, 
mechanics'  institute,  etc.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where 
no  papers  are  published  :  Lynedoch,  Nixon,  Port  Rowan,  Port 
Ryerse,  St.  Williams,  Vittoriaj  Charlotteville,  Woodhouse,  Langton 
and  Walsh. 

BRITISH  CANADIAN,  weekly  ;  W.  Y.  Wallace,  editor  and 
publisher  ;  established  1860  ;  conservative  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscrip- 
tion $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  22^.  Circ'n  i 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  290. 

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NORFOLK  REFORMER,  weekly  ;  H.  B.  Donly,  editor  and 
publisher  ;  established  1858  ;  independent-liberal  ;  Thursday  ;  subs- 
cription $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,464 

.SVr  Publishers  Statement  Page  409. 

V  SMITH'S  FALLS,  pop.  4,000,  Co.  Lanark,  on  the  Kideau  River 
and  Canal  and  C.  P.  Ry.  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  In- 
dustries :  saw,  flour,  shingle,  woolen,  carding  and  planing  mills. 
Chief  Shipments  :  flour,  grain,  live  stock,  stoves  and  agricultural 
implements.  The  town  contains  six  churches,  high  and  public 
schools,  mechanics'  institute,  opera  house,  town  hall,  electric  light 
system,  water  works  and  has  regular  steamboat  service  on  the  river. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Jasper,  Easton's  Corners,  Lombardy,  Portland,  Franktown,  Mon- 
tague, Elliot,  Frankville,  Toledo  and  Addison. 

N  EWS,  weekly  ;  James  H.  Ross,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1883  ;  conservative  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  16  x  22.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,25O 

See  J'ublishers  Statement  Page  406. 

RIDEAU  RECORD,  weekly;  McKimm  &  Sutton,  publishers  ; 
established  1886  ;  reform  ;  subscription  8i.no  ;  twelve  pages,  size 
14  x  21.  Circ'n  i^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  352. 

SMITH VI LLE,  pop.  600,  Co.  Lincoln,  on  the  River  Jordan,  8  miles 
from  Grimsby,  on  the  G.T.R.  and  the  Toronto,  Hamilton  and  Buffalo 
Ry.,  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries  :  foundries  and  grist  and 
planing  mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  grain  and  fruit.  The  town 
contains  besides  its  mills  stores  etc.,  6  churches  and  2  hotels. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Jordan  and  Winona. 

GAZETTE,  weekly;  A.  M.  Milward,  publisher;  established 
1898;  independent;  Wednesday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages, 
size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  yz 

SOUTHAMPTON,  pop.  1,250,  Co.  Bruce,  on  the  Saugeen  River, 
at  its  outlet  into  Lake  Huron,  where  it  forms  an  excellent  harbor, 
and  on  the  G.T.Ry.,  32  miles  N.W.  of  Walkerton,  five  miles  S.  of 
Port  Elgin  :  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  industries  :  flour, 
tannery,  furniture  and  lumber  mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  fish,  grain, 
lumber,  railway  ties,  leather,  etc.  The  town  contains  four  churches, 
a  public  school,  town  hall  ;  steamboats  call  semi-weekly  through- 
out navigation.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published :  Allenford,  Arkwright,  Burgoyne,  Chippewa  Hill, 
Elsinore,  Skipness  and  Sauble. 

BEACON,  weekly;  T.  H.  Burns,  editor  and  publisher;  estab- 
lished 1888;  independent;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00;  eight 
pages,  size  36  x  27.  Circ'n  _j£. 

SPRINGFIELD,  pop.  800,  Co.  Elgin,  on  the  M.  C.  Ry.,  14  miles  E. 
of  St.  Thomas,  6  miles  N.E.  of  Aylmer;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank  at 
Aylmer.  Chief  Industries  :  two  flour  and  saw  mills,  sash  and  door 
factory,  etc.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  timber,  dressed  wood  and 
farm  produce.  The  village  contains  three  churches,  public  schools, 
and  several  stores.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published:  Lyons,  Brownsville,  Orwell,  Stafford,  Harrietsville 
and  Mapleton. 

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ECHO,  weekly;  T.  Buggin,  editor  and  publisher;  established 
1898;  independent;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00;  eight  pages, 
size  24  x  17.  Circ'n  ^ 

STAYNER,  pop.  1,500,  Co.  Simcoe,  on  the  G.T.Ry.,  25  miles  N.W. 
of  Barrie ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries:  flour, 
saw,  woolen  and  shingle  mills,  stove  factory,  foundries,  tannery, 
etc.  Chief  Shipments :  grain,  flour,  timber,  stoves  and  leather. 
The  town  contains  five  churches,  public  schools,  public  hall,  etc. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Russellton,  Sunnidale,  Brentwood,  Batteaux,  Avening  and  Glen- 
cairn. 

SUN,  weekly;  Sun  Publishing  Co.,  publishers;  established 
1877;  independent  ;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00;  eight  pages, 
size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  } 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  406. 

STIRLING,  pop.  900,  Co.  Hastings,  on  the  G.T.Ry.  and  Rawdon 
Creek,  16  miles  N.  W.  of  Belleville  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank. 
Chief  Industries:  flour,  planing,  saw  and  other  mills,  foundry,  machine 
shops  and  other  industries.  Chief  Shipments  :  flour,  grain  and 
produce.  The  town  contains  five  churches,  high  and  public  schools, 
music  hall,  etc.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published  :  Huntingdon,  Springbrook,  Wallbridge  and  Galloway. 

NEWS-ARGUS,  weekly  ;  James  Currie,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1879;  reform;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  21^2  x  15.  Circ'n  y 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  397. 

STOUFFVILLE,  pop.  1,225,  Co.  York,  on  G.T.Ry.,  29  miles  N.E.  of 
Toronto  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  flour  mills, 
tobacco  growing,  farming  (this  being  a  very  fine  farming  district). 
Chief  Shipments  :  general  farm  produce,  live  stock  and  flour.  The 
town  contains  six  churches,  public  school,  mechanic's  institute  and 
public  hall.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  Claremont,  Altona,  Goodwood,  Mount  Albert,  Mongolia, 
Almira,  Lemonville,  Ringwood,  Bloomington  and  Ballantrae. 

SENTINEL,  weekly;  A.  C.  Martin  &  Co.,  publishers;  R.  J. 
Daley,  managing  editor;  established  1894;  Friday;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  22  x  15.  Circ'n  y 

TRIBUNE,  weekly;  Win.  Malloy,  editor  and  publisher;  estab- 
lished 1888  ;  liberal  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages, 
size  24  x  17.  Circ'n  fy 

STRATFORD,  pop.  9,501,  Co.  Perth,  on  River  Avon  and  G.T.R.  ; 
*  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  G.T.Ry.,  locomotive 
repair  and  engineering  shops,  flour  mill,  building  works,  flax  and 
cordage  factory,  woolen,  flour,  saw  and  planing  mills,  foundries, 
breweries,  two  furniture  factories  and  tannery.  Chief  Shipments  : 
grain,  live  stock,  produce  and  the  products  of  its  factories.  The 
city  contains  twelve  churches,  high,  public  and  separate  schools, 
convent,  public  library,  G.T.R.  literary  society,  gas,  electric  light, 
water  works,  fire  department,  new  city  hall,  court  house  ;  its  streets 
are  well  laid  out.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published;  Shakespeare,  Millbank,  Wellesley,  and  Sebringville. 

BEACON,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  W.  M.  OTBeirne,  edi- 
tor and  publisher  ;  established  1890  ;  reform  ;  subscription  $4.00  ; 
four  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  % 

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WEEKLY,  established  1854  ;  reform  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00; 
twelve  pages,  size  17  x  24.  Circ'n  2% 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  364. 

HERALD,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  L.  H.  Dingman,  edi- 
tor ;  Stratford  Herald  Printing  Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1887  ; 
conservative  ;  subscription  $4.00  ;  four  pages,  size  15^  x  20. 

Sworn  Circ'n  8Y5 

WEEKLY  ;  established  1863  ;  Wednesday  ;  subcription  $1.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  15^  x  23^".  Sworn  Circ'n  3,475 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  294. 

DER  CANADISCHER  KOLONIST,  German  ;  weekly  ;  J. 
H.  Schmidt,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established  1863  ;  reform  ;  Wed- 
nesday ;  subscription  $1.50  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  21^.  Circ'n  i% 

STRATH  ROY,  pop.  3,316,  Co.  Middlesex,  on  the  Sydenham  River     . 
and  G.T.R.,  20  miles  W.  of  London;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief   / 
Industries  :  woolen,  flour,  planing   and   knitting   mills,    agricultural 
works,  tannery,  brewery,  etc.     Chief  Shipments  :    grain,  live  stock, 
produce,  etc.     The   town  contains  five  churches,  high,   public  and 
separate  schools,  mechanics'   institute  and  two  public   halls.     Sur- 
rounding towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :   Komo- 
ka,  Delaware,  Napier,  Kerwood,  Adelaide  and  Mt.  Brydges. 

AGE,  weekly  ;  Evans  Bros.,  editors  and  publishers  ;  established 
1857  ;  liberal  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  14 
x  22.  Circ'n  i 

DISPATCH,  weekly;  Richardson  Bros.,  editors  and  publishers; 
established  1861  ;  Wednesday  ;  conservative  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  14  x  22.  Circ'n  i 

STREETSVILLE,  pop.  600,  Co.  Peel,  on  Credit  River  and  C. P. R., 
10  miles  S.  of  Brampton  ;  Tel.,  T. ,  Ex.  M.O.,  Bank  at  Brampton. 
Chief  Industries  :  woolen,  flour,  saw,  shingle  and  knitting  mills, 
sash  and  door  factories,  brick  yards,  pump  and  windmill  factory. 
Chief  Shipments  :  flour,  lumber,  grain,  tiles,  bricks,  woolen  goods 
and  produce.  The  town  contains  four  churches,  high  and  public 
schools  and  is  the  headquarters  of  the  Beekeepers  Association.  Sur- 
rounding towns  and  villages  where  no  paper  are  published  :  Cooks- 
ville,  Dixie  and  Meadowvale. 

REVIEW  AND  HERALD,  weekly;  O.  R.  Church,  editor  and 
publisher ;  established  1867  ;  re-established  1887  ;  independent ; 
Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  318. 

STURGEON  FALLS,  pop.  1,000,  District  of  Nipissing,  C.P.R.; 
Tel.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries:  saw,  planing,  shingle,  pulp, 
paper  mills,  sash,  door  factory,  cheese  factory,  brick  yards.  The 
town  contains  four  churches,  public  and  separate  schools,  opera 
house,  and  four  hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no 
papers  are  published :  Cocke  Bay,  Frank  Bay,  Verner,  Warren  and 
Markstay. 

ADVERTISER,  weekly;  W.  G.  Pickell,  publisher;  established 
1896;  independent;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00;  eight  pages, 
size  17  x  22.  Circ'n  tf 

NEW  COLONIZATION,  weekly  ;  J.  M.  E.  Lavallee,  pub- 
lisher ;  established  1894  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  24  x  17.  Part  of  paper  is  in  French  and  part 
in  English.  Circ'n  % 

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SUDBURY,  pop.  1,500,  Alg-oma  District,  on  the  C.  P.  Ry.,  220  miles 
W.  of  Pembroke  its  nearest  banking  town  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief 
Industries :  gold  and  copper  mining,  lumbering,  nickel  manufactur- 
ing, saw  and  planing  mills.  Chief  Shipments :  ores  and  lumber. 
The  town  contains  three  churches,  headquarters  of  the  C.P.Ry. 
on  the  Sudbury  division.  The  surrounding  country  is  rich 
in  gold,  copper  and  other  minerals,  and  is  the  chief  centre  of  the 
nickel  mining  operations  of  the  world.  Surrounding  towns  and  vil- 
lages where  no  papers  are  published  :  Wahnapitac,  Warren,  Copper 
Cliff,  Whitefish,  Nickel  City,  Webbwood,  Massey,  Algoma  Mills, 
Chelmsford,  Larchwood,  Cartier,  Onaping,  Pogmasing,  Chapeau 
and  Biscotasing. 

JOURNAL,  weekly;  Jas.  A.  Orr,  editor;  Journal  Printing  and 
Pub.  Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1889  ;  independent-liberal ;  Thurs- 
day ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13^  x  2o)4-  Circ'n 

MINING  N  EWS,  weekly  ;  established  1884  ;  Friday  ;  subscrip- 
tion -S  i  .DO  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  2\y2.  Burned  out  Feb.  99. 

SUNDERLAND,  pop.  700,  Co.  Ontario,  situated  on  Beaver  River 
and  on  the  Mid.  div.  G.T.Ry.,  28  miles  north  of  Whitby  and  6  miles 
S.  of  Cannington  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries  :  saw  and 
planing  mills  and  farming.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber  and  country 
produce.  The  town  contains  besides  its  stores,  etc.,  four  churches 
and  a  public  school.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no 
papers  are  published  :  Gamebridge,  and  Brechin. 

BANNER,  weekly;  W.  A.  Robinson,  editor  and  publisher; 
established  1897  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00;  eight  pages,  size  13 
x  20.  Circ'n 

Also  publishes  Cannington  Gleaner. 

SUNDRIDGE,  pop.  700,  District  Parry  Sound  on  the  G.T.Ry.,  60 
miles  from  Bracebridge  ;  Tel.,  Ex.  ;  Bank  at  Bracebridge,  Chief 
Industries  :  lumbering  and  farming.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  tele- 
graph poles,  railway  ties  and  square  timber.  The  town  contains 
three  churches,  public  schools  and  large  saw  mills.  Surrounding 
towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  South  River, 
Powassan,  Magnetawan,  Eagle  Lake  and  Trout  Creek. 

ECHO,  weekly  ;  Thorn  &  Harper,  publishers  ;  established  1890  ; 
independent ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13^ 
x  21.  Circ'n 

GUIDE,  weekly  ;  Dated  at  Emsdale,  J.  Harper,  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1894  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13/4 


SUTTON,  pop.  800,  Co.  York,  on  the  G.  T.  Ry.  and  Black 
River,  54  miles  N.E.  of  Toronto;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industries :  flour  and  saw  mills,  pump  manufactory,  tile  and  brick 
yards,  etc.  Chief  Shipments  :  flour,  grain,  pumps,  tiles  and  bricks. 
The  village  contains  three  churches,  school,  etc.  Surrounding 
towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published :  Lefroy,  Black- 
water,  Sunderland,  Gilford  and  Ewart. 

HERALD,  weekly;  E.  W.  Burnham,  editor  and  publisher;  es- 
tablished 1889  ;  independent ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  500  ;  four 
pages,  size  12  x  18  Circ'n 

OBSERVER,  weekly;  W.  Barker,  publisher;  conservative;. 
Thursday  ;  eight  pages,  size  18  x  20. 

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TARA,  pop.  800,  Co.  Bruce,  on  Aux  Sables  River  and  G.T.Ry.,  30 
miles  X.  of  Walkerton  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.  O.,  Bank.  Chief  Indus- 
tries :  flour  and  woolen  mills,  sash  and  door  factory,  foundry,  etc. 
Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  lumber,  live  stock  and  produce.  The  vil- 
lage contains  four  churches,  public  schools,  etc.  Surrounding1  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Invermay,  Arkwright, 
Allanford,  Saugeen  and  Bramley. 

LEADER,  weekly;  Hammond  &  Hammond,  editors  and  pub- 
lishers ;  established  1880  ;  independent ;  Thursday  ;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n 

TAVISTOCK,  pop.  1,000,  Co.  Oxford,  on  the  G.T.R.  (Buffalo  and 
Goderich  branch)  8  miles  from  Stratford  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief 
Industries  :  woollen  mills,  flax  and  flour,  furniture,  stave  and  broom 
factories.  Chief  Shipments :  wool,  flax,  flour,  staves  and  brooms. 
The  town  contains  besides  its  mills  and  stores,  five  churches  and  four 
hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  pub- 
lished :  Braemer,  Cassel,  Hickson,  Innerkip,  Strathallan,  South  Zorra 
and  \Valmer. 

GAZETTE,  weekly,  J.  W.  Green,  publisher;  established  1896; 
independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00 ;  eight  pages,  size 
13  x  20.  Circ'n 

TEES  WATER,  pop.  1,300,  Co.  Bruce,  on  Teeswater  River  and  C. 
P.Ry.,  16  miles  S.W.  of  Walkertown  $  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank. 
Chief  Industries  :  woolen,  flour,  saw  and  planing  mills,  foundry,  etc. 
Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  lumber,  live  stock,  and  the  various  pro- 
ducts of  its  factories.  The  town  contains  five  churches,  public 
schools,  etc.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published:  Formosa,  Belmore  and  Riversdale. 

N  EWS,  weekly  ;  A.  Butchard,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established 
1874  ;  reform  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13  x  20. 

Circ'n 

THAMESVILLE,  pop.  900,  Co.  Kent,  on  River  Thames  and  G.T.Ry., 
16  miles  X.E.  of  Chatham  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  In- 
dustries :  lumber,  grain,  flour,  live  stock  and  farm  produce.  The 
town  contains  five  churches,  graded  schools,  public  hall,  opera 
house,  mechanics'  institute,  etc.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published  :  Harwich,  Clachan  and  Kent  Bridge. 

HERALD,  weekly;  Alf.  A.  Appleford,  editor  and  publisher; 
established  1886;  independent;  Friday;  subscription  $1.00;  eight 
pages,  size  22  x  15.  Circ'n 

THESSALON,  pop.  700,  Algoma  District,  on  C.P.Ry.,  and  Thessa- 
lon  River,  49  miles  from  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  its  nearest  Bank  ;  Tel., 
T.,  Ex.  Chief  Industries:  agriculture,  mining  and  lumbering. 
Chief  Shipments  :  farm  produce,  minerals  and  lumber.  The  village 
contains  four  churches  and  a  public  school.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Little  Rapids,  Bruce  Mines, 
Cay  Mills,  Blind  River,  Walford  Station,  Richard's  Landing, 
Marksville,  Algoma  Mills  and  Cockburn  Isiand. 

ALGOMA  ADVOCATE,  weekly;  Advocate  Ptg.  Co.  Ltd.,  W. 
L.  Nichols,  manager,  established  1887;  independent-liberal;  Friday; 
subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n 

THORNBURY,  pop.  2,200,  Co.  Grey,  on  Beaver  River,  at  its  out- 
let into  Nottawasaga  Bay,  and  on  G.  T.  Ry.,  28  miles  E.  of  Owen 
Sound  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O. ;  Bank  at  Collingwood.  Chief  Indus- 

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tries  :  flour,  oatmeal  and  woolen  mills,  saw  and  shingle  mills,  bas- 
ket and  other  factories.  Chief  Shipments  :  flour,  oatmeal,  woolen 
g-oods,  baskets,  grain,  live  stock,  etc.  Surrounding  towns  and  vil- 
lages where  no  papers  are  published  :  Heathcote,  Ravenna,  Clan- 
tyre,  Griersville  and  Brooklyn. 

HERALD,  weekly;  W.  J.  Fanson,  publisher;  established  1895; 
independent;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  1 6 
x  22.  Circ'n  ^ 

UNION  STANDARD,  weekly;  Arthur  Farewell,  publisher; 
established  1873  ;  independent ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00 ;  eight 
pages,  size  20  x  15.  Circ'n  ^ 

THOROLD,  pop.  2,273,  Co.  Welland,  on  Welland  Canal  and  G.T. 
Ry.,  10  miles  N.  of  Welland  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industries :  flour  and  knitting  mills,  casket  and  basket  factories, 
cement  works,  foundries,  saw  mills,  machine  shops,  etc.  Chief 
Shipments  :  grain,  flour,  cement,  woolen  goods,  stone  and  other 
products.  The  town  contains  six  churches,  high,  public  and  seper- 
ate  schools,  public  library,  public  hall  and  good  stone  quarries.  It 
has  an  electric  railway  to  St.  Catharines  and  Merritton.  Surround- 
ing towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Allanburgh, 
Port  Robinson,  Chippewa,  Stevensville,  Ridgeway,  Merritton,  Stam- 
ford, and  Niagara  Falls  South. 

POST,  weekly  ;  The  Thorold  Post  Printing  and  Publishing  Co., 
publishers  ;  John  H.  Thompson,  proprietor  ;  established  1875  ;  in- 
dependent ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  18  x  24. 

Circ'n  ^ 

TILBURY,  pop.  1,036,  Co.  Kent,  on  M.C.Ry.  and  C.P.Ry.;  Tel., 
T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  grist  and  lumber  mills, 
woodenware,  stave  and  handle  factories,  etc.  Chief  Shipments  : 
grain,  lumber,  woodenware,  live  stock,  etc.  The  town  contains 
five  churches  and  two  schools.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published  :  Henderson,  Edgeworth,  Fletcher, 
Wheatley,  Stone  Point  and  Quinn. 

NEWS,  weekly  ;  Hutton  &  Wilson,  publishers  ;  established  1893; 
liberal ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  18  x  22. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  312.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,050 

T!  M  ES,  weekly  ;  W.  A.  Shaw,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established 
1884  ;  independent ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size 
17  x  22.  Circ'n  ^ 

TILSONBURG,  pop.  2,163,  Co.  Oxford,  on  Big  Otter  Creek,  M. 
C.  Ry.  and  G.T.Ry.,  18  miles  S.  of  Woodstock  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex., 
M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  flour,  oatmeal,  split  pea  and  pot  bar- 
ley mills,  stove  works,  cheese  and  butter  factories,  pottery  and  brick 
works.  It  has  also  large  wine  vaults.  Chief  Shipments :  grain, 
lumber,  live  stock,  cheese,  creamery  butter,  and  farm  produce.  The 
town  contains  five  churches,  public  schools,  society  hall,  public  hall, 
excellent  water  works  and  fire  department.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Brownsville,  Cornell,  Court- 
land,  Culloden,  Corinth,  Eden,  Glen  Meyer,  Guysboro,  Langton, 
Mount  Elgin,  Port  Burwell,  New  England,  Springford,  Staffbrdville, 
Verschoyle  and  Vienna. 

LIBERAL,  weekly  ;  W.  McGuire,  editor  and  publisher,  estab- 
lished 1877  ;  liberal  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $i.<5b  ;  eight  pages, 
size  15  x  2.\y2  Circ'n  J^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  366. 

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OBSERVER,  weekly  ;  Jno.  Law  &  Co.,  editors  and  publishers; 
established  1863  ;  conservative  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  14  x  21  Circ'n  ^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  372. 

TIVERTON,  pop.  750,  Co.  Bruce,  10  miles  N.  E.  of  Kincardine, 
its  nearest  railway  point  and  banking-  town  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O. 
Chief  Industries  :  flour  and  saw  mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain, 
farm  produce  and  live  stock.  The  village  contains  three  churches, 
public  school,  etc.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published  ;  Underwood,  Glamis,  Eden  Grove,  Pinkerton,  Armou, 
and  North  Bruce. 

WATCHMAN,  weekly  ;  Jno.  S.  Clarke,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1873  ;  reform  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  Si.oo  ;  eight 
pages,  size  15  x  20.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  406. 

TORONTO,  pop.  188,333,  Co-  York.  It  is  situated  on  the  shore  of  a 
*  spacious  Bay  and  Lake  Ontario.  The  city  has  an  extensive  system 
of  railways  formed  bytheC.P.Ry.,  G.T.Ry.,  T.H.  &  B^Eji.and  their 
various  branches.  It  has  a  good  harbor.  Steamboats  ply  to  all  points 
on  the  upper  lakes  and  to  Montreal  throughout  the  season  of  navi- 
gation, also  to  the  various  American  lake  ports.  It  is  the  capital  of 
the  Province  of  Ontario,  and  has  good  telegraph  and  telephone  faci- 
lities, and  about  fifteen  chartered  banks.  Chief  Industries  :  its  man- 
ufactories embrace  nearly  everything  required  by  the  public,  among 
which  may  be  mentioned  :  organs,  pianos,  boilers,  building  mate- 
rials, agricultural  implements,  cast  iron  work  of  every  description,  ' 
pressed  brick,  hardware,  machine  and  boiler  shops,  foundries,  dis- 
tilleries, breweries,  etc.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  live  stock,  lumb- 
er, oils,  furniture,  machinery,  farm  produce,  fruit  and  fruit  trees, 
flour,  etc.,  pressed  brick,  tin  work,  bridge  work,  steel  and  cast  iron 
piping,  beer,  whisky,  groceries,  paints,  oils,  varnishes,  dry  goods, 
etc.  The  city  contains  about  twenty  colleges,  among  which  are  • 
The  Universities  of  Toronto,  Trinity,  Knox,  Wycliffe,  Victoria,  McMas- 
ter's  (Baptist),  St.  Michael's,  Upper  Canada,  Royal  College  of 
Dentistry,  College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons,  Musical  and  Veter- 
inary colleges.  Its  schools  comprise  a  model  school,  normal  school,  " 
collegiate  institute  and  about  fifty  public  schools.  The  Department  • 
of  Education  has  a  library  of  8,500  volumes.  The  Government 
library  contains  35,000  volumes.  The  Law  society  of  Ontario  has  a  ' 
library  of  20,000  volumes,  the  Public  Library  contains  60,892  volumes 
and  1 1 ,000  phamplets,  and  the  Canadian  Institute  library  contains 
4,000  volumes.  The  city  has  a  large  number  of  massive  and  hand- 
some buildings,  including  the  Government  buildings,  the  Govern- 
ment House,  Custom  House,  Post  Office,  Asylum  for  Insane,  Central 
Prison,  Mercer  Reformatory,  Osgood  Hall,  Normal  School,  Museum, 
Foresters  Temple,  Confederation  Life,  Canada  Life,  Freehold  Loan, 
new  Parliament  Buildings  costing  $2,000,000,  and  several  new  build- 
ings now  in  course  of  erection,  including  the  Civic  Building,  which 
will  cost  when  completed  $2,500,000.  The  public  buildings  especial- 
ly noted  for  their  architecture  are  the  Bank  of  Montreal,  the  muni- 
cipal buildings  now  being  completed,  the  Foresters  Temple,  Board 
of  Trade,  British  American  Assurance  Building  and  Loan  Chambers, 
Canadian  Bank  of  Commerce,  Canadian  Institute,  Canada  Life 
Assurance  Chambers,  Central  Prison,  Confederation  Buildings,  the 
Educational  Buildings,  Dominion  Bank,  Imperial  Bank,  McMaster 
Hall  and  General  Hospital,  etc.  Toronto  is  noted  for  its  numerous 
charitable  institutions,  among  which  are  the  General  Hospital,  the 
Boys  and  Girls  Homes,  Home  for  Incurables,  Infants  Home  and 

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Infirmary,  Deer  Park  Sanitorium  for  Inebriates,  Hospital  for  Sick 
Children,  St.  Nicholas  Institute  for  Boys  and  House  of  Providence 
and  Notre  Dame  Institute.  There  are  several  parks  and  gardens, 
including  the  Horticultural  Gardens,  the  Island  park,  Exhibition 
Park,  Queen's  Park,  High  Park  containing  over  one  hundred  acres, 
etc.,  the  Grand  Opera  House,  seating  1,700  ;  the  Toronto  Opera 
House,  seating  1,800  ;  Academy  of  Music,  seating  2,000  ;  Princess 
Theatre  ;  Pavilion  Music  Hall,  seating  2,200,  and  several  society, 
music  and  dancing  halls.  The  city  has  an  excellent  water  supply, 
pumped  from  Lake  Ontario,  and  an  efficient  fire  brigade  with  fifteen 
stations.  The  city  also  has  a  fire  alarm  telegraph  and  police  patrol 
wagon  system,  and  several  mounted  police  and  an  ambulance  corps. 
It  is  lighted  with  gas  and  electricity  and  has  a  well-arranged 
electric  street  car  system,  including  several  suburban  lines.  Sur- 
rounding towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Les- 
lieville,  Davisville,  Eglinton,  Mimico,  Carleton,  VVoodbridge, 
Chester,  Davisville,  Downsview,  Davenport,  Lambton  Millls,  Don- 
caster,  Scarboro  and  Scarboro  Junction,  Don,  Willowdale,  Agincourt, 
Elmbank,  Patterson,  Cooksville,  Port  Credit  and  Maple. 

GLOBE,  every  morning  and  evening  except  Sunday  ;  Globe 
Printing  Co.,  publishers  ;  C.  W.  Taylor,  manager,  cor  Yonge  and 
Melinda  Sts.  ;  established  1844  ;  liberal  ;  subscription  $5.00  ;  eight 
pages,  Saturday  edition  twenty  pages,  size  14^  x  24. 

Circ'n,  actual  average  for  1898,  34,8O5 

WEEKLY  GLOBE  AND  CANADA  FARMER,  established  1844  ; 
Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  sixteen  pages,  size  14^  x  23. 

Circ'n,  actual  average  for  1898,  2O,936 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  281. 

MAILAND  EMPI  RE,  every  morning  and  eveningexcept  Sunday ; 
Mail  Printing  Co.,  publishers  ;  W.  J.  Douglas,  manager,  cor  King  and 
Bay  Sts.;  established  1872  ;  conservative  ;  subscription  $4.00  ;  eight 
to  twenty-four  pages,  size  18  x  24. 

Circ'n,  actual  average  for  1898,  29,141 

WEEKLY,  established  1872  ;  subscription  5oc  ;  eight  pages, 
size  18  x  24.  Circ'n,  actual  average  for  1898,  16,948 

FARM  AND  FIRESIDE,  weekly;  Mail  Printing  Co.,  pub- 
lishers, cor  King  and  Bay  St.  ;  established  1887  ;  agricultural  and 
home  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  50  cents  ;  four  pages,  size  18  x  24. 

Circ'n,  actual  average  for  1898,  4, "719 

IM  EWS,   every  evening  except  Sunday ;  News  PrintingCo.,  (Ltd.), 

publishers  ;  WTm.  Douglas,  manager  ;  Geo.  E.  Scroggie,  advertising 

V  manager,  106    Yonge    St.  ;    established     1880  ;    independent  ;   sub- 

cription  $3.00;  eight  pages  ;    Saturday  edition,   twelve  pages,   size 

19  x  24.  Circ'n,  actual  average  for  1898,  42,283 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  262-263. 

STAR,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  Star  Ptg  and  Pub.  Co., 
publishers,  26  Adelaide  St.,  W.  ;  established  1892  ;  independent  ; 
subscription  $3.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  24  x  15.  Circ'n  15 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  266-267. 

TELEGRAM,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  John  Ross  Robert  - 
\J  son,    publisher,  cor.    King   and   Bay  Sts.  ;   established  1876  ;  inde- 

pendent ;  subscription  $3.00  ;  four  to  eight  pages,  size  20  x  24. 

Circ'n,  actual  average  for  1898,  24,O95 

r 

J  WORLD,  every  morning    except    Sunday.     The   World    News- 

paper Co.,  publishers  ;  W.  F.  McLean,  manager,  Yonge  St.  ;  estab-  - 

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lished    1880;    independent;    subscription    $3.00,   including   Sunday 
edition   $5.00  ;  eight  to  sixteen  pages,  size  19  x  24. 

Circ'n,  actual  average  for  1898,  25,110 

SUNDAY  WORLD,  subscription  $2.00 ;  twelve  pages,  size  19 
x  24. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  277. 

CANADA  BAPTIST,  weekly;  Rev.  J.  E.  Wells,  editor;  G.  R. 
Roberts,  manager ;  Standard  Publishing  Co.,  publishers,  9  Rich- 
mond St.,  W.  ;  established  1854  ;  Baptist ;  Thursday  ;  subscription 
$1.50  ;  sixteen  pages,  size  16  x  22. 

Circ'n,  actual  average  for  1898,  5,359 

CANADIAN  CHURCHMAN,  weekly  ;  Frank  Wootten,  editor 
and  publisher  ;  Church  and  Court  Sts. ;  established  1868  ;  new  series, 
1875;  Church  of  England  ;  Thursday;  subscription  Si.oo;  sixteen 
pages,  size  10  x  14^.  Circ'n  8 

CANADIAN  CONTRACT  RECORD,  weekly  ;  C.  H.  Morti- 
mer Publishing  Co.,  Ltd.,  publishers,  Confederation  Life  Building; 
building,  contracts,  etc.;  Saturday;  subscription  $2.00.  Circ'n  i^£ 

See  Architect  and  Builder. 

Issues  also  Canada  Lumberman,  Architect  and  Builder,  and  Elec- 
trical Xcii'S. 

CANADIAN  GROCER,  AND  GENERAL  STOREKEEPER, 
weekly ;  MacLean  Publishing  Co.,  Ltd.,  editors  and  publishers, 
26  Front  St.  W.  ;  established  1886;  commercial;  Friday ;  subscrip- 
tion $2.00  ;  forty-eight  pages,  size  9x12.  Also  dated  at  Montreal. 

Circ'n  5^ 

Issues  also  Hardzcare.  Hookscller  and  Stationer,  Printer  and  Pub- 
lisher, Military  Gazette  and  J)r\  Goods  ftcin'ezi'. 

Sec  Publishers  Statement  Page  341. 

CANADA  LUMBERMAN,  weekly;  C.  H.  Mortimer  Publish- 
ing Co.,  Ltd.,  publishers,  Confederation  Life  Building  ;  established 
1880  ;  commercial  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  12x9. 

Circ'n  i# 

MONTHLY  :  20  pages,  size  12x9.  Circ'n  i^ 

CANADIAN  SPORTSMAN,  AND  LIVE  STOCK  JOUR- 
NAL, weekly  ;  E.  King  Dodds,  editor ;  Canadian  Sportsman  and 
Live  Stock  Journal  Publishing  Co.,  publishers,  102  King  St.  W.  ;  es- 
tablished 1870;  sporting;  subscription  $2.00  ;  twelve  pages,  size  12 
x  18.  Circ'n  4 

CATHOLIC  REGISTER,  weekly;  Catholic  Register  Publish- 
ing Co.,  Ltd.,  publishers,  40  Lombard  St.;  established  1892;  sub- 
srription  $2.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  23  x  16.  Circ'n  4^ 

See  I'ub/ishers  St 'a ton 'cut  Page  366. 

CITIZEN  AND  COUNTRY,  weekly  ;  Social  Progress  Co., 
publishers,  King  St.  W. ;  established  1898;  Social  Reform;  Thursday; 
subscription  Si. no;  four  pages,  size  i"J/£  x  24. 

See  Publishers  Statement  1'ttfff  361. 

CHRISTIAN  GUARDIAN,  weekly;  Rev.  A.  C.  Courtice,  D. 
D.,  editor;  Rev.  W.  Briggs,  D.D.,  business  manager;  Methodist 
Book  and  Publishing  House,  publishers,  33  Richmond  St.,  W; estab- 
lished 1829;  Methodist;  Wednesday;  subscription  $1.00;  sixteen 
pages,  size  13  x  18.  Circ'n,  actual  average  for  1898,  22,957 

Issues  also  the  Sunday  School  /fanner,  .}/e(hodist  Magazine, 
Onward,  etc. 

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CONGREGATION  ALIST,  weekly;  Henderson  &  Co.,  pub- 
lishers; established  1854;  congregational  ;  Thursday;  subscription 
S  i.(«i  ;  twelve  pages,  size  13  x  9.  Circ'n  i 

EAST  END  ECHO,  weekly;  C.  A.  Wilson,  editor;  North- 
Ender  Publishing-  Co.,  publishers,  174  Queen  East  ;  established  1889; 
local  Thursday  ;  subscription  50  cents  ;  four  pages,  size  18  x  24. 

Issue  also  the  East-Ender,  North-  Ender  and  West-Endcr.  Circ'n  4^ 

EVANGELICAL  CHURCHMAN,  weekly;  Rev.  J.  P.  Shera- 
ton, editor  ;  Bryant  Press,  publishers,  44  Richmond  St.  \\".  ;  estab- 
lished 1876;  Church  of  England;  Thursday;  subscription  $2.00; 
sixteen  pages,  size  12  x  16.  Circ'n  3 

FAITHFUL  WITNESS,  weekly;  Wm.  Henderson,  publisher  ; 
established  1897;  religious;  subscription  $1.00  ;  twelve  pages,  size 
12x9.  Circ'n  i  YZ 

FARMING,  weekly;  The  Westminster  Co.,  publishers,  Con- 
federation Life  Bldg.  ;  established  1883  ;  agricultural  ;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  twenty  pages,  size  13x9. 

Circ'n,  actual  average  for  1898,  1O,39O 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  302. 

HARDWARE  AND  METAL  MERCHANT,  weekly; 
MacLean  Publishing  Co.,  Ltd.,  editors  and  publishers,  26  Front 
St.  W.  ;  established  1889  ;  hardware  trades  ;  Saturday  ;  subscription 
$2.00  ;  forty-four  pages,  size  9x12.  Also  dated  at  Montreal.  Circ'n  3 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  341. 

HOME  AND  TRADE  JOURNAL,  weekly;  established  1898; 
Thursday  ;  subscription  Si.oo  ;  four  pages,  size  23  x  16. 

MONETARY  TIMES,  TRADE  REVIEW  AND  INSURANCE 
CHRONICLE,  Monetary  Times  Publishing  Co.,  publishers  ;  Edward 
Trout,  president  ;  A.  W.  Law,  secretary,  62  Church  St.  ;  established 
1867  ;  commerce,  finance  and  insurance  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $2.00  ; 
thirty-two  pages,  size  7)^  x  io^£.  Circ'n  5 

Advt.  —  It  is  a  fact  that  the  Monetary  Times  has  more  readers  in  more  places 
throughout  Canada  than  any  other  trade  publication.  Consequently  advertisers 
in  this  journal  cover  the  most  ground  at  the  least  expense.  See  Advt.  Page  319. 

NONPAREIL,  weekly;  Toronto  Typographical  Union,  pub- 
lishers, 65  Yonge  St.  Arcade  ;  established  1898  ;  labor  ;  Monday  ; 
subscription  50  cents  ;  four  pages,  size  9  x  12^. 

NORTH  ENDER,  weekly;  C.  W.  Wilson,  editor;  North 
Ender  Publishing  Co.,  publishers,  757  Yonge  St.  ;  established  1887  ; 
local  ;  Saturday  ;  subscription  50  cents  ;  four  pages,  size  18  x  24 

Circ'n  4 

ONCE  A  WEEK,  weekly;  Once  a  Week  Publishing  Co.,  pub- 
lishers ;  established  1895  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription 
$1.00;  six  pages,  size  17  x  23.  Circ'n  6 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  395. 

ONTARIO  GAZETTE,  Ontario  Government  Official  Gazette, 
68  Front  W.  Inserts  only  Government  advertisements. 


ONWARD,  weekly  ;  W.  H.  yKfomw^  P.  P.  .  editor;  Rev.  Wm. 
Briggs,  D.D.,  publisher,  31  Richmond  St.,~~W.  ;  Established  1891  ; 
juvenile,  religious  ;  subscription  60  cents;  eight  pages,  size  n^s  x 
16.  Do  not  insert  advertisements. 

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PLEASANT  HOURS,  weekly  ;  Methodist  Book  and  Publish- 
ing- House,  publishers  ;  31  Richmond  St.,  W.  ;  established  1880; 
juvenile  ;  Saturday  ;  subscription  30  cents  ;  four  pages,  size  io)4 
x  15.  Aro  adi'erttsements. 

PRESBYTERIAN  REVIEW,  weekly;  Presbyterian  News  Pub- 
lishing- Co.,  (Ltd.),  publishers  ;  cor  Adelaide  and  Victoria  Sts. ;  estab- 
lished 1885  ;  Presbyterian  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  15  x  22.  Clrc'n  6^ 

See  J'ltblis/u-rs  Statement  Page  360. 

SATURDAY    NIGHT,  weekly  ;  Edmund  E.  Sheppard,  editor  ;  * 

Sheppard  Publishing  Co.,  publishers  ;  26  Adelaide  St.,  W.  ;   estab-  ^r 

lished  1887  ;  society,    illustrated  ;     Saturday  ;    subscription    $2.00  ;  ^\ 

twelve  pages,  size  14^  x  20%-  Circ'n,  actual  average  for  1898,  15,275 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  313. 

SECULAR  THOUGHT,  weekly;  C.  M.  Ellis,  editor  and  pub- 
lisher, 99  Adelaide  St.,  W.  ;  established  1885  ;  free  thought  ;  Satur- 
day ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  twelve  pages,  size  10  x  13.  Circ'n  l/z 

SENTINEL  AND  ORANGE  AND  PROTESTANT  ADVO- 
CATE, weekly  ;  Sentinel  Publishing  Co.,  publishers,  73  Adelaide 
W.  ;  established  1874  ;  orangeism  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Sworn  Circ'n  17,4OO 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  411. 

SUN,  weekly:  Sun  Printing  Co.  (Ltd.),  publishers,  26  Adelaide 
St.  W.  ;  established  1891  ;  agricultural  ;  independent  ;  Wednesday  ; 
subscription  50  cents  ;  eight  pages,  size  23  x  17. 

Circ'n,  actual  average  for  year  ending  March  3151-99,  13,210 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  327. 

SUNDAY  SCHOOL  LEAFLET,  weekly  ;  Bryant  Press  Co., 
Ltd.,  publishers  ;  Church  of  England  Sunday  School  literature.  No 
advertisements 

SUNDAY  SCHOOL  LESSON  CARDS,  weekly;  Bryant 
Press  Co.,  Ltd.,  publishers ;  Church  of  England  Sunday  School  litera- 
ture. No  advertisements. 

SUNDAY  SCHOOL  LESSON  HELPS,  weekly;  Bryant 
Press  Co.,  Ltd.,  publishers,  Church  of  England  Sunday  School  litera- 
ture. No  advertisements. 

TRUTH,  weekly  ;  S.  Frank  Wilson,  editor  and  publisher  ;  73 
Adelaide  St.,  W.  ;  established  1870  ;  literary  and  fashion,  illus- 
trated ;  Saturday  ;  subscription  $3.00  ;  thirty-six  pages,  size  n  x  15. 

Issue  also  Indies  Journal.  Circ'n  6 

VARSITY,  weekly  ;  students  of  the  University  of  Toronto, 
editors  and  publishers  ;  established  1881  ;  literary  ;  subscription 
$2.00  ;  fourteen  pages,  size  9  x  12  ;  a  college  paper  issued  during 
the  collegiate  year. 

WAR  CRY,  weekly  ;  D.  M.  Rees,  editor  ;  Salvation  Army,  pub- 
lishers, 12  Albert  St.;  established  1883;  religious,  organ  of  Salvation 
Army,  Saturday  ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  sixteen  pages,  size  11%  x  17. 
Inserts  only  Salvation  Army  advertisements. 

WEST-ENDER,  weekly  ;  North-Ender  Publishing  Co.  (C.  A. 
Wilson,  prop.),editors  and  publishers,  427Spadina  Ave.  ;  established 
1887  ;  local  news  ;  circulated  free  ;  four  pages,  size  15  x  21.  Circ'n  4 

WEST-END  ECHO,  weekly;  North-Ender  Publishing  Co.,  pu- 
blishers ;  local  news  ;  circulated  free  ;  four  pages,  size  15  x  21.  Circ'n  3 

A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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WESTMINSTER,  weekly;  Westminster  Co.,  publishers,  Con- 
federation Life  Bldg.  ;  established  1896  ;  Presbyterian  ;  Wednesday  ; 
fiftv-two  pages,  size  9x13. 

KIRCH  EN  BLATT,  German;  weekly;  P.  W.  Mueller,  treas- 
urer ;  religious  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00 ;  eight  pages,  size  9 
x  12  14-  Circ'n 

CANADA  LAW  JOURNAL,  semi-monthly  ;  Canada  Law  Jour- 
nal Co.,  publishers,  R.  R.  Cromarty,  manager  ;  legal  ;  ist  and  i6th 
of  each  month  (except  July.  August  and  January,  when  it  is  issued 
on  the  i6th  only)  ;  subscription  $5.00  ;  forty-eight  pages,  size  7  x  to. 

Circ'n  2 

CANADIAN  MANUFACTURER,  AND  INDUSTRIAL 
WORLD,  semi-monthly;  J.J.  Cassidey,  editor  Canadian  Manufacturer 
Publishing  Co.,  Ltd.,  publishers,  McKinnon  Bldg ;  established  1882  ; 
manufacturing  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  thirty-two  pages,  size  9  x  12. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  344.  Circ'n 

CANADIAN  TEACHER,  semi-monthly  ;  Educational  Publish- 
ing Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1897  ;  educational  ;  subscription 
$1.25  ;  fifty-two  pages,  size  10^  x  7.  Circ'n  5 

CANADIAN  WHEELMAN,  semi-monthly  ;  Canadian  Wheel- 
man Publishing  Co.  Ltd.,  26  Adelaide  St.  W.  ;  established  1891  ; 
sporting  news  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  thirty-two  pages,  size  10  x  7. 

CYCLING,  semi-monthly  ;  S.  J.  Shulte,  editor  ;  Wm.  H.  Miln, 
publisher,  Manning  Arcade  ;  established  1890  ;  and  and  4th  Wednes- 
day of  each  month  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  size  7  x  10. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  418. 

ENTRANCE,  semi-monthly;  Educational  Publishing  Co.,  pub- 
lishers ;  established  1896  ;  educational  ;  subscription  25  cents  ;  six- 
teen pages,  size  7  x  10. 

HAPPY  DAYS,  semi-monthly;  Methodist  Book  and  Pub.  House, 
publishers,  31  Richmond  St., W.;  established  1885;  juvenile;  subscrip- 
tion 15  cents  ;  four  pages,  size  9^  x  13.  No  advertisements. 

MERCHANT,  AND  GENERAL  STORE  KEEPER,  semi- 
monthly ;  R.  S.  Mortley,  editor  ;  the  Merchant  Publishing  Co.,  pub- 
lishers, i  Wellington.  St.,  E. ;  established  1885  ;  commercial;  subs- 
cription $1.50  ;  twenty-four  pages,  size  10  x  i3/^-  Circ'n  i 

See  Publisher's  Statement  Page  420. 

SUNBEAM,  semi-monthly;  Methodist  Book  and  Publishing 
House,  publishers,  31  Richmond  St.,  W. ;  established  1879;  juvenile  ; 
subscription  15  cents  ;  four  pages,  size  9^  x  13.  No  advertisements. 

WOMANS  JOURNAL,  semi-monthly;  P.  Rutherford,  pub- 
lisher, McKinnon  Bldg.  ;  established  1894  ;  W.  C.  T.  U.  ;  subscrip- 
tion 50 cents  ;  twelve  pages,  size  10  x  13^. 

ACT  A  VICTORIAN  A,  monthly;  Union  Literary  Society  of  Vic- 
toria University,  publishers  ;  forty  pages,  size  6^  x  10.  Published 
during  collegiate  year. 

ALGOMA  MISSIONARY  NEWS,  monthly;  editor;  The 
Bryant  Press,  publishers  ;  44  Richmond  St.,  W.  ;  new  series  estab- 
lished 1888  ;  Church  of  England  ;  official  organ  of  the  Diocese  of 
Algoma  ;  subscription  50  cents  ;  eight  pages,  size  9x12. 

ALLTHE  WORLD,  Salvation  Army,  publishers,  Albert  St.  ;  re- 
ligious. No  advertisements. 

BE  RE  AN  LESSON  LEAF,  monthly  ;  Methodist  Book  and  Pu- 
blishing House,  publishers,  31  Richmond  St.,  W.  ;  established  1882  ; 
Methodist  Sunday  School  literature.  No  adi'erttsements. 

A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


ONTARIO. 


BOYS  OWN  PAPER,  monthly  ;  Canadian  edition  of  the  En- 
glish publication  of  same  name  ;  Warwick  Bros.  &  Rutter,  Front  St., 
W.,  Canadian  publishers. 

BULLETIN,  monthly  ;  Bulletin  Pub.  Co.,  of  Toronto,  Ltd.,  pub- 
lishers ;  established  1893  ;  insurance  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  20  pages, 
size  9x12.  Circ'n  % 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  409. 

BUSINESS,  monthly  ;  J.  S.  Robertson  Co..  publishers,  Mail 
Bldg;  established  1895  ;  office  and  store  management ;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  thirty-six  pages,  size  10  x  7.  Circ'n  i^ 

See  J'ublishers  Statement  Page  308. 

BRITISH  MESSENGER,  monthly;  R.  R.  Ball,  editor,  Bishop 
Washington,  manager,  33 ;  Anderson  St. ;  established  1898;  B.M.E. 
religious  ;  subscription  50  cents  ;  four  pages,  size  i$}4  x  2O%' 

CAMP  FIRE,  monthly  ;  F.  S.  Spence,  publisher;  Confedera- 
tion Life  Bldg.  ;  established  1894  ;  temperance  ;  subscription  25 
cents  ;  four  pages,  size  n  x  16.  Circ'n  4. 

CANADA  BOOKSELLER  AND  STATIONER,  monthly  ; 
MacLean  Publishing  Co.,  Ltd.,  editors  and  publishers,  Front  St.  W. ; 
established  1883  ;  book  and  stationery  trade  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
twenty-four  pages,  size  9x12.  Circ'n  i^f 

Also  dated  at  Montreal. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  34 1 . 

CANADA  LANCET,  monthly;  J.  L.  Davison,  M.  D.,  editor, 
W.  J.  Kavanagh,  business  manager,  Janes  Bldg.  ;  established  1868 ; 
medical ;  subscription  $3.00 ;  fifty-six  pages,  size  7  x  10. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  368. 

CANADIAN  ARCHITECT  AND  BUILDER,  monthly  ; 
C.  H.  Mortimer  Publishing  Co.,  Ltd.,  publishers  ;  Confederation  Life 
Bldg.  ;  established  1887  ;  building  ;  subscription,  $2.00,  including 
Contract  Record  ;  forty-eight  pages  ;  size  7  x  n^.  Circ'n  i% 

Canadian  Contract  Record  issued  as  supplement. 

CANADIAN  BAKER  AND  CONFECTIONER,  monthly  ; 
James  Acton  Publishing  Co.,  publishers,  Lombard  St..;  established 
1889  ;  trade  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  twenty  pages,  size  10  x  13^. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  379. 

CANADIAN  BOARD  OF  TRADE  JOURNAL,  monthly;  T. 
Simpson  Jones,  publisher  ;  established  1898  ;  independent  ;  subs- 
cription $2.00. 

CANADIAN  CHURCH  MISSIONARY  GLEANER,  month- 
ly ;  Rev.  Chas.  H.  Mockridge,  D.D.,  editor,  Bryant  Press,  pub- 
lishers, 44  Richmond  St.,  W.  ;  established  1887  ;  Church  of 
England  missionary  news  ;  subscription  Si.oo  ;  twenty  pages  ;  size 
8x10.  Circ'n  tf 

CANADIAN  CIGAR  &.  TOBACCO  JOURNAL,  monthly  ; 
Journal  Publishing  Co.,  publishers,  Saturday  Xight  Building  ;  es- 
tablished 1894  ;  trade  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  twenty  four  pages,  size 
10  x  13. 

CANADIAN  CRAFTSMAN,  AND  MASONIC  RECORD, 
monthly  ;  Canadian  Craftsman  Publishing  Co. ,  publishers  ;  128  Bay 
St.  ;  established  1865  ;  masonic  ;  subscription  Si.oo  ;  Thursday  ; 
thirty-six  pages,  size  6x9. 

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CANADIAN  DRUGGIST,  monthly  ;  W.  J.  Dyas,  publisher, 
Traders  Bank  Building-  ;  established  1889  ;  drug  trade  ;  subscrip- 
tion S i.i HI  ;  forty-eight  pages,  size  12x8.  Circ'n  i^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  386. 

CANADIAN  DRY  GOODS  REVIEW,  monthly  ;  MacLean 
Publishing  Co.,  Ltd.,  publishers,  Front  St.,  W.;  established  1891  ;dry 
goods,  clothing  and  millinery  trade  ;  subscription  $1.00;  seventy-two 
pages,  size  12  xg.  Also  dated  at  Montreal.  Circ'n  6 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  341. 

CANADIAN  EDUCATIONAL  MONTHLY,  monthly;  Educa- 
tional Monthly  Printing  Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1879  ;  educ- 
ational ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  forty  pages,  size  6x9. 

CANADIAN  ELECTRICAL  NEWS,  AND  ENGINEERING 
JOURNAL,  monthly  ;  Chas.  H.  Mortimer  Publishing  Co.,  Ltd., 
editors  and  publishers,  Confederation  Life  Bldg. ;  established,  old 
series  1883  ;  new  series  1891;  electrical  ;  subscription  $1.00;  twenty- 
eight  pages,  size  7  x  n^.  Circ'n  i)4 

CANADIAN  ENGINEER,  monthly  ;  Biggar,  Samuel  &  Co.,  62 
Church  St.,  publishers  ;  established  1893  ;  engineering  ;  subscrip- 
tion $1.00  ;  fifty-two  pages,  size  9^  x  14. 

Also  dated  at  Montreal.          Circ'n,  actual  average  for  1898,  4,5OO 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  367. 

CANADIAN  EPWORTH  ERA,  monthly  ;  Methodist  Book  & 
Publishing  House,  publishers,  Richmond  St.,  W.,  Rev.  A.  C. 
Crews,  editor  ;  established  January,  1899 ;  Organ  of  Epworth 
Leagues  and  young  peoples'  society  ;  32  pages,  size  8^  x  12)^. 

CANADIAN  FURNITURE  AND  UPHOLSTERY  JOUR- 
NAL AND  UNDERTAKERS  GAZETTE,  monthly  ;  James  Acton 
Publishing  Co.,  Ltd.,  publishers,  32  Lombard  St.  ;  furniture  trade  ; 
subscription  $1.00  ;  forty  pages,  size  10  x  I3X-  Circ'n  i 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  379. 

CANADIAN  HOME  JOURNAL,  monthly  ;  Stewart  Publish- 
ing Co.,  publishers,  Confederation  Life  Building  ;  established  1893  ; 
subscription  $1.00  ;  thirty  pages,  size  10  x  13^.  Circ'n  2 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  342. 

CANADIAN  JOURNAL  OF  FABRICS,  monthly;  Biggar, 
Samuel  &  Co.,  publishers,  62  Church  St.  ;  established  1883  ,  textile 
trade  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  32  pages,  size  12  x  9.  Circ'n  ^ 

Also  dated  at  Montreal. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  367. 

CANADIAN  JOURNAL  OF  MEDICINE  AND  SUR- 
GERY, monthly  ;  W.  A.  Young,  M.  D.,  publisher,  145  College  St.; 
established  1896;  medical ;  one  hundred  and  seventy-six  pages,  size 
7  x  10.  Sworn  Circ'n  3,25O 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  376. 

CANADIAN  KENNEL  GAZETTE,  monthly;  H.  B.  Donovan, 
editor  and  publisher,  58^  Victoria  St. ;  established  1888  ;  sporting;  sub- 
scription $1.00  ;  20  to  28  pages,  size  9x12.  Circ'n  i^ 

Issues  also  Canadian  Poultry  Review. 

r 

CANADIAN  LAW  TIMES,  monthly;  and  occasionally  semi- 
monthly, about  18  issues  in  a  year;  E.  D.  Armour,  Q.  C.,  editor, 

A.  McKiwt  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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The  Carswell  Co.,  Ltd.,  publishers,  30  Adelaide  St.,  E. ;  established 
1880 ;  legal ;  subscription  $5.00 ;  sixty  pages,  size  6x9.         Circ'n  ^ 

CANADIAN  MAGAZINE,  monthly  ;  Ontario  Publishing  Co., 
Ltd.,  publishers,  John  A.  Cooper,  editor,  T.  H.  Best,  manager, 
Traders  Bank  Bldg.  ;  established  1892  ;  subscription  $2.50.  Circ'n  12^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  270. 

CANADIAN  MERCHANTS  REVIEW,  monthly;  James 
Acton  Publishing  Co.,  Ltd.,  publishers,  Lombard  St.  ;  established 
1899  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  sixty  pages,  size  10  x  i^)4- 

Sec  J'ublishers  Statement  Page  379. 

CANADIAN  PACIFIC  COURIER,  monthly  ;  Acton  Burrows 
Co.,  publishers  ;  29  Melinda  St.  ;  established  1895  ;  transportation  ; 
subscription  50  cents  ;  four  pages,  size  15  x  21. 

CANADIAN  PHARMACEUTICAL  JOURNAL,  monthly  ; 
Pharmaceutical  Publishing  Co.,  Ltd.,  publishers  ;  established  1868; 
medical;  subscription  $1.00;  fifty-two  pages,  size  n  x  8.  Circ'n  1% 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  402. 

CANADIAN  POULTRY  REVIEW,  monthly;  H.  B.  Dono- 
van, editor  and  publisher,  58^  Victoria  St.;  established  1877;  poultry 
raising  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  twenty-eight  pages,  size  9x12.  Circ'n  5 

Issues  also  Canadian  Kennel  Gazette. 

CANADIAN  PRACTITIONER  AND  REVIEW,  monthly  ; 
Practitioner  Publishing  Co.,  publishers;  established  1876;  medical; 
subscription  $1.00  ;  eighty  pages,  size  8  x  1 1.  Circ'n  3 

CANADIAN  SHOE  AND  LEATH  ER  JOURNAL,  monthly; 
Jas.  Acton  Publishing  Co.,  publishers,  Lombard  St.  ;  established 
1888  ;  shoe  and  leather  trade  ;  thirty-eight  pages,  size  10  x  13^. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  379.  Circ'n  i% 

CANADIAN  STENOGRAPHER,  monthly  ;  W.  E.  McKinley, 
publisher;  established  1899  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  twenty  pages,  size 
11^x9. 

See  Publishers  Statement   Page  389. 

CHINA'S  MILLIONS,  monthly;  China  Inland  Mission;  H. 
W.  Frost,  director  and  publisher  ;  missions  ;  established  1893  ; 
subscription  50  cents-;  sixteen  pages,  size  gx  12.  •  "V  Circ'n  3 

CHURCH,  PARISH  AND  HOME,  monthly  ;  Bryant  Press 
Co.,  editors  and  publishers  ;  established  1881  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
twelve  pages,  size  6  x  9. 

COLLEGE  TIMES,  monthly  ;  students  of  the  Upper  Canada 
College,  editors  and  publishers,  U.  C.  College  Building  ;  estab- 
lished 1881  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  9  x  12.  A  col- 
lege paper  issued  only  during  the  collegiate  year.  Circ'n  % 

DELINEATOR,  monthly;  Delineator  Publishing  Co.  of  Toronto 
(Ltd.),  editors  and  publishers,  33  Richmond  St.,  W.  ;  fashions  ;  sub- 
scription $1.00  ;  one  hundred  pages,  size  8  x  n.  Circ'n  18^ 

Also  publish  Glass  of  Fashions. 

DESIGNER,  monthly;  Standard  Fashion  Co.,  publishers, 
Adelaide  St.  W.  ;  established  1893  ;  Fashions  ;  subscription  85  cents; 
one  hundred  and  four  pages,  size  11  x  8.  Sworn  Circ'n  8.OOO 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  298. 

DOMINION  DENTAL  JOURNAL,  monthly;  Nesbett  Pub- 
lishingjCo.,  publishers  ;  established  1889  ;  dental;  subscription  $1.00; 
seventy-six  pages,  size  6x9. 

A.  McKiM*&  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


n4  THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 

DOMINION  MEDICAL  MONTHLY,  monthly;  Nesbett  Pub- 
lishing Co.,  publishers;  established  1892;  medical;  subscription 
$2.00  ;  twenty-eight  pages,  size  7  x  10. 

ECONOMIST,  monthly  ;  Economist  Ptg.  and  Publishing- Co.  of 
Toronto  Ltd.,  26  King  St.,  E.  ;  established  1897  5  financial  ;  sub- 
scription $2.00  ;  twenty-four  pages,  size  11%  x  9. 

ENDEAVOR  HERALD,  monthly  ;  Endeavor  Herald  Co.,  pub- 
lishers ;  established  1890  ;  religious  ;  subscription  50  cents  ;  forty 
pages,  size  7x10.  Circ'n  5^ 

EXPOSITOR  OF  HOLINESS,  monthly  ;  Rev.  Nelson  Burns, 
editor  and  publisher,  207  Bleeker  St. ;  established  1881 ;  organ  of  Can- 
ada Holiness  Association  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  thirty-two  pages,, 
size  6^  x  C)l/2- 

FREE  MASON,  monthly  ,  J.  A.  Cowan,  editor  ;  Cowan  &  Co., 
publishers  ;  established  1881  ;  masonic  ;  subscription  50  cents  ; 
sixteen  pages,  size  9%  x  7.  Circ'n  8 

GIRLS  OWN  PAPER,  monthly  ;  Canadian  edition  of  English 
publication  of  same  name  ;  Warwick  Bros  &  Rutter,  Canadian  pub- 
lishers, Front  St.,  W. 

GLASS  OF  FASHIONS,  monthly  ;  Delineator  Publishing  Co., 
publishers.  No  report. 

HOME  STUDY  LEAFLETS,  monthly  ;  Sunday  School  Litera- 
ture. No  report. 

INDEPENDENT  FORESTER,  monthly  ;  I. O.F.,  publishers, 
Temple  Building,  Foresters  Advertising  Bureau,  Grand  Rapids, 
Mich.,  advertising  managers  ;  subscription  free  to  members  ;  thirty- 
two  pages,  size  9^  x  6^.  Canadian  edition,  Circ'n  60 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  347. 

IN  DEPENDENT  ODDFELLOW,  monthly  ;  Wr.  S.  Johnston, 
publisher,  Adelaide  St.,  W.  ;  established  1898  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
sixteen  pages,  size  10%  x  14^2.  Circ'n  3^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  340. 

INVESTIGATOR,  monthly;  John  White  &  Co.,  publishers; 
established  1872  ;  independent  ;  subscription  $1.50  ;  four  pages,  size 
13^  x  10.  Sworn  Circ'n  2,1OO 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  410. 

JOURNALOFNEWTHOUGHT,  monthly  ;  Fred.  Burry,  pub- 
lisher. No  report. 

LADIES' JOURNAL,  monthly;  S.  Frank  Wilson,  editor  and 
publisher,  73  Adelaide  St.,  W. ;  established  1880  ;  fashions;  subscrip- 
tion $1.00  ;  twenty-four  pages,  size  u  x  15. 

Issues  also  Truth. 

LEISURE  HOUR,  monthly  ;  Canadian  edition  of  English 
publication  of  same  name ;  Warwick  Bros  &  Rutter,  Canadian 
publishers,  Front  St.  W. 

LIQUOR     JOURNAL   AND    HOTEL   GAZETTE,    monthly. 

No  report. 

A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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METHODIST  MAGAZINE,  monthly  ;  Rev.  W.  H.  Withrow, 
D. D.,  editor,  Rev.  Wm.  Briggs,  D.D.,  publisher,  31  Richmond  St., 
W. ;  established  1875  ;  illustrated  ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  one  hundred 
and  six  pages,  size  6x9.  Circ'n,  actual  average  for  1898,  2,916 

MISSIONARY  LINK,  monthly  ;  Mrs.  M.  A.  Newman,  editor, 
Standard  Publishing  Co.,  publishers,  9  Richmond  St.,  W.  ;  Baptist 
missions.  Circ'n  4 

MISSIONARY  OUTLOOK,  monthly  ;  Mrs  Gordon  Wright, 
editor,  Womans  Missionary  Society,  publishers,  33  Richmond  St., 
W.  ;  established  1880  ;  Methodist  Missions  ;  subscription  40  cts  ; 
sixteen  pages,  size  12^  x  8^.  Circ'n  6 

MONEY  AND  RISKS,  monthly;  W.  G.  Fee,  publisher, 
Saturday  Night  Building  ;  established  1893;  financial;  subscription 
$2.00  ;  twenty-eight  pages,  size  9^  x  7.  Circ'n  ^ 

MONTHLY   LETTER,  monthly;   No  report. 

NOTES  FOR  BIBLE  STUDY,  monthly  ;  Alfred  Sandham, 
editor,  William  Henderson,  publisher,  8  Lombard  St.  ;  established 
1881  ;  Biblical  study;  subscription  36  cents;  thirty-six  pages,  size 
7x15.  A'o  advertisements. 

PRIMARY  LEAFLETS,  monthly;  Sunday  School  Literature. 
No  report. 

PLUMBERS'    BULLETIN,  monthly.    No  report. 

PRINTER  AND  PUBLISHER,  monthly  ;  The  MacLean  Pub- 
lishing Co.,  Ltd.,  publishers,  26  Front  St.,  W.  ;  established  1892  ; 
typographical,  paper  and  pulp;  subscription  $2.00;  thirty-two  pages, 
size  9x12.  Also  dated  at  Montreal.  Circ'n  2^ 

Sec  Publishers  Statement  Pitffe  341. 

RAILWAY  AND  SHIPPING  WORLD,  monthly;  Acton  Bur- 
rows Co.,  publishers,  33  Melinda  St.  ;  travel;  28  pages,  size  12  x 
1 8. 

RETAILER,  weekly  ;  E.  W.  Trowern,  publisher;'  established 
1898  ;  trade  ;  subscripton  $1.00  ;  twenty  pages  size  10^  x  7^. 

SCOTTISH  CANADIAN,  monthly;  Imrie  &  Graham,  pub- 
lishers, Church  and  Colborne  Sts.  ;  established  1895;  national; 
subscription  $1.00;  twenty-four  pages.  Circ'n  3 

SELECT  KNIGHTS  OF  CAN  ADA,  monthly  ;  Watt  &  Wil- 
kinson, editors  and  publishers,  14  Adelaide  W.  ;  established  1890; 
organ  of  Select  Knights  of  Canada  ;  subscription  25  cents  ;  eight 
pages,  size  10  x  13^. 

SUNDAY  AT  HOME,  monthly;  Canadian  edition  of  English 
publication  of  same  name  ;  Warwick  Bros.  &  Rutter,  Canadian  pub- 
lishers, Front  St.  W. 

SUNDAY  SCHOOL  BANNER,  monthly;  Rev.  W.  H.  With- 
row, D.D.,  editor;  Methodist  Book  and  Publishing  House,  pub- 
lishers ;  Rev.  W.  Briggs,  D.D.,  book  steward,  31  Richmond  St.  W.  ; 
established  1866  ;  Sunday  School ;  subscription  60  cents  ;  sixty-four 
pages,  size  i6j^  x  9^.  Circ'n,  actual  average  for  1898,  16,350 

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SUNDAY  SCHOOL  INSTITUTE  LEAFLET,  issued  month- 
ly ;  dated  for  each  week  ;  Rowsell  &  Hutchison,  publishers,  76  King 
St.,  East ;  Church  of  England  Sunday  School  Literature.  No  adver- 
tisements. 

TEACHERS'  MONTHLY,  monthly;  Church  of  England  Sun- 
day School  Committee,  editors,  Rowsell  &  Hutchison,  publishers, 
76  King  St.,  East  ;  established  1886;  Church  of  England  Sunday 
Schools  ;  subscription  50  cents  ;  ten  pages,  size  7x10. 

TRADER,  AND  CANADIAN  JEWELER,  monthly;  W.  K.  Mc- 
Naught,  editor;  Trader  Publishing  Co.,  publishers,  73  Adelaide  St., 
W. ;  established  1868,  ist  of  each  month;  jewelry  trade  ;  free  to 
dealers  ;  to  others,  subscription  $1.00;  sixty  pages,  size  9  x  12. 

Circ'n  i^ 

TRAVEL  AND  RECREATION,  monthly  ;  Thos.  W.  Dudgeon, 
manager,  40  Toronto  St.  ;  established  1896  ;  travel;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  twenty-four  pages,  size  10  x  14. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  330. 

TRINITY  UNIVERSITY  REVIEW,  monthly ;  H.C.Griffith, 
manager,  members  of  Trinity  University,  editors  and  publishers  ; 
educational;  established  1880;  subscription  $1.00;  twenty  pages, 
size  10  x  12.  Circ'n  ^ 

WESTERN  WORLD,  monthly;  Acton  Burrows  Co.,  editors  and 
publishers,  29  Melinda  St. ;  established  1891  ;  immigration;  twenty 
pages,  size  12x9.  Dated  also  at  Winnipeg  and  Vancouver. 

YOUNG  SOLDIER,  monthly  ;  D.  M.  Rees,  editor;  Salvation 
Army,  publishers,  12  Albert  St.;  established  1886;  religious  (Salvation 
Army)  juvenile  ;  Saturday  ;  subscription  10  cents  ;  eight  pages,  size 
8xn.  No  advertisements. 

YOUNG  WOMAN'S  GAZETTE,  monthly;  Young  Woman's 
Christian  Guild,  publishers  ;  established  1888  ;  subscription  25  cents; 
twenty -four  pages,  size  7  x  10.  Circ'n  \y2 

MASSEY-HARRIS  ILLUSTRATED,  bi-monthly;  Massey 
Press,  publishers  ;  established  1892  ;  agricultural ;  distribution  free; 
eighty  pages,  size  9^  x  6^-  Sworn  Circ'n  28.5O3 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  335. 

HERALD,  quarterly  ;  A.  Hamilton,  publisher,  57  Harbord  St.; 
established  1885  ;  subscription  25  cents  ;  four  pages. 

HOME   STUDY,  quarterly.     No  report. 
IDEAL   MEN,  quarterly.     No  report. 

QUARTERLY  REVIEW  SERVICE,  quarterly;  Methodist 
Book  and  Publishing  House,  editors  and  publishers,  31  Richmond 
St.,  W.  ;  Methodist  Sunday  School  Literature  ;  subscription  24 
cts.  per  dozen.  No  adi'ertisements. 

UPS  AND   DOWNS,  quarterly.     No  report. 

TORONTO  JUNCTION,  pop.  4,518,  Co.  York,  on  the 
C.P.Ry.,  4  miles  N.W.  of  Toronto  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank. 
Chief  Industries  :  brass  and  iron  foundries,  brick  and  tile  yards, 
planing  mills,  wire  works,  etc.  Chief  Shipments  :  products  of  its 
various  manufactories.  The  town  contains  four  churches  and  two 

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schools  ;  the  C.P.Ry.  yards  are  located  here.  Surrounding-  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Thistle,  Elmbank, 
Burnhamthorpe,  Carleton,  Richview,  Malton  and  Downsview. 

LEADER  AND  RECORDER,  weekly;  A.  R.  Fawcett,  editorand 
publisher;  established  1889;  independent-conservative;  Thursday; 
subscription  $1.00  ;  sixteen  pages,  size  15  x  22. 

Circ'n,  actual  average  tor  1898,  4,619 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  349. 

TRIBUNE,  weekly;  A.  B.  Rice,  publisher  ;  established  1896; 
Friday  ;  Subscription  $1.00;  eight  pages,  size  21^  x  15.  Circ'n  i 

TOTTENHAM,  pop.  900,  Co.  Simcoe,  on  G.T.Ry.,  30  miles  S.  of 
Barrie  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  flour,  saw, 
planing  and  grist  mills  and  wagon  factory.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain, 
flour,  lumber  and  live  stock.  The  village  contains  four  churches 
and  a  public  school.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no 
papers  are  published  ;  Athlone,  Ballycroy,  Cedarville,  Colgan,  En- 
nis,  Hockey,  Romilly,  Penville,  Kenansville  and  Cardwell. 

SENTINEL,  weekly;  L.  C.  Hughes,  editor  and  publisher; 
established  1864;  conservative;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00; 
eight  pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  ^ 

TRENTON,  pop.  4,364,  Co.  Hastings,  on  River  Trent,  G.T.Ry.,  P.  J 
E.C.Ry.,  and  C.O.Ry.,  12  miles  W.  of  Belleville  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M. 
O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  bridge  works,  lumber,  saw  and  shingle 
mills,  sash,  door  and  blind  factories,  foundries,  machine  shops,  en- 
gine works,  etc.  Chief  Shipments:  lumber,  grain  and  farm  produce. 
The  town  is  situated  at  the  head  of  Bay  of  Quinte  and  mouth  of 
Murray  Canal,  has  four  churches,  public  schools,  electric  light,  wa- 
ter works,  fire  department,  daily  steamboat  service,  has  a  paper  mill 
and  a  good  grain  shipping  business.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published  :  Albtiry,  Bayside,  Coderington,  Con- 
secon,  Frankfort,  Murray,  Smithfield,  Wellington  and  Wooler. 

ADVOCATE,  weekly  ;  P.  J.  O'Rourke,  editor  and  publisher; 
established  1879  ;  liberal-conservative;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00; 
twelve  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Sworn  Circ'n  1.OO8 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  362. 

COURIER,  weekly;  Geo.  Young,  editor  and  publisher;  estab- 
lished 1866;  liberal;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00;  eight  pages, 
size  15  x  22.  Sworn  Circ'n  1.O32 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  393. 

TWEED,  pop.  1,500,  Co.  Hastings,  on  Moira  River,  C.P.Ry.,  and 
Bay  of  Quinte  Ry.,  K.  N.  &  T.  Ry.,  25  miles  N.  E.  of  Belleville  ; 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries :  mining,  flour  and 
lumber  mills,  cheese,  sash  and  blind  factories,  foundries,  tannery, 
barrel  factory,  gold  furnaces,  asbestos,  and  actinolite  mines,  mach- 
ine shops,  elevator,  brickyards  and  powder  mill.  Chief  Shipments  : 
grain,  lumber,  cheese,  powder,  brick  and  tile,  asbestos  and  actino- 
lite. The  village  contains  four  churches  and  two  schools,  has  iron, 
copper  and  mica  mines  in  the  vicinity.  Surrounding  towns  and  vil- 
lages where  no  papers  are  published  :  Bridgewater,  Bogart,  Flinton, 
Marlbank,  Roslin,  Thomasburg,  Stoco,  Sheffield,  Kalodar,  Arden, 
Mountain  Grove,  Denby,  Forthbrook,  Queensboro,  Bannockburn, 
Ivanhoe,  Crookston  West,  Huntingdon,  Tuftsville  and  Moira. 

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N  EWS,  weekly  ;  W.  J.  Taylor,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established 
1887;  independent;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00 ;  eight  pages, 
size  16  x  13.  Sworn  Circ'n  1.2OO 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  294. 


^    UXBRIDGE,  pop.  2,300,  Co.  Ontario,  on  Beaver  Creek  and  G.T.Ry., 
f  22  miles  N.W.  of  Whitby  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.    Chief  Indus- 

tries :  piano  and  organ  factories,  flour,  woolen,  oatmeal  and  planing 
mills,  tannery,  agricultural  works  and  foundries.  Chief  shipments  : 
lumber,  flour,  grain,  oatmeal,  leather,  furniture,  organs,  pianos  and 
general  farm  produce.  The  town  contains  seven  churches,  high 
and  public  schools,  public  library,  water  works,  fire  department  and 
is  lighted  by  electricity.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no 
papers  are  published :  Epsom,  Glen  Major,  Goodwood,  Mount 
Albert,  Greenbank,  Saintfield,  Sandford,  Leaksdale,  Valentine, 
Udora  and  Zephyr. 

JOURNAL,  weekly  :  W.  H.  Keller,  editor  and  publisher;  estab- 
lished 1869  ;  reform  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages, 
size  17  x  24.  Sworn  Circ'n  95O 

NORTH   ONTARIO  TIMES  AND  UXBRIDGE  GUARDIAN, 

weekly  ;  W.  J.  Young,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established  1887  ; 
conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15 
x  22.  Circ'n  ^ 

VANKLEEK  HILL,  pop.  2,500,  Co.  Prescott,  on  the  M.  &  O.  Ry., 
and  the  C.A.Ry.,  Hawkesbury  branch,  53  miles  from  Ottawa  and 
58  miles  from  Montreal.  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Indus- 
tries :  boots  and  shoes,  factories,  large  foundry,  sash  and  door 
factories  and  saw  mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  pork,  fowl,  grain,  farm 
produce  and  lumber.  Town  contains  six  churches,  of  all  denomina- 
tions, high,  public  and  model  schools  ;  a  convent,  town  hall,  electric 
light,  close  connection  to  both  cities  by  aft  C.P.Ry.  and  C.A.Ry. 
trains.  Ten  trains  daily.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where 
no  papers  are  published  :  Hawkesbury,  Plantagenet,  Alfred,  Rock- 
land,  Caledonia  Springs,  St.  Eugene,  Stardale,  Barb,  Dalkeith, 
Riceville,  Clarence,  Fournier,  Dominionville,  Dunvegan,  Glen 
Robertson,  Maxville,  Papineauville  and  Ste.  Anne  de  Prescotte. 

REVIEW,  weekly  ;   Herbert  Carl  Jones,   publisher  ;  established 
1893  ;  liberal  ;  Friday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13  x  20. 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  354.  Circ'n  ^ 

WABIGOON,  pop.  600;  Rainy  River  district,  on  the  Main  Line 
of  the  C.P.Ry.,  200  miles  west  of  Fort  William,  230  miles  east  of 
Winnipeg  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries  :  gold  mining  and 
fishing,  lumber  mills  are  on  the  edge  of  the  lake.  Steamers  leave  daily 
in  the  summer  to  the  gold  fields  on  the  Manitou  Lakes,  and  a 
Government  road  leads  to  the  Minnetakee  gold  fields  in  the  north. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Dyment,  Dinowic,  Dryden,  Oxdrift  and  Goldrock. 

STAR,  weekly  ;  Star  Publishing  Co.,  publishers  ;  J.  R.  Lumby, 
editor  ;  established  1897  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription 
$1.50  ;  eight  pages,  size  21  x  13.  Circ'n  }£ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  334. 

7   I  WALKERTON,  pop.  3,061,  Co.  Bruce,  on  Saugeen  River  and  G.T. 
*  Ry.,  60  miles  from  Guelph  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,   M.O.,   Bank.     Chief  In- 

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dustries;  woolen  and  planing  mills,  furniture  factory,  foundries,  mach- 
ine shops  and  tanneries.  Chief  Shipments  :  farm  produce  and  the 
products  of  its  manufactories.  The  town  contains  seven  churches, 
high,  separate  and  public  schools,  mechanic'  institute,  two  opera 
houses,  water  works,  fire  department,  and  is  lighted  by  electricity. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Carlsruhe,  Elmwood,  Formosa,  Belmore  and  Neustadt. 

BRUCE  HERALD,  weekly  ;  W.  R.  Telford,  editor  and  pub- 
lisher; conservative;  established  1859;  Thursday;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  22  x  15^  Circ'n  i 

BRUCE  TELESCOPE,  weekly  ;  A.  W.  Robb,  editor  and  pub- 
lisher ;  established  1869  ;  reform  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00; 
four  pages,  size  21  x  28.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,320 

ONTARIO  G LOCKE,  German,  weekly  ;  J.  A.  Rittinger, 
editbr  and  publisher  ;  established  1869  ;  conservative  ;  Wednesday  ; 
subscription  $1.50;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  21  ]4-  Circ'n  1% 

WALKER VILLE,  pop.  933,  Co.  Essex,  on  Detroit  River,  and  on 
G.T.R.,  C.S.R.  and  L.E.  &  D.R.;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industries  :  a  distillery  and  brewery,  lumber  and  planing  mills,  coo- 
perage, furniture  factory,  brick  yards,  foundry  and  engine  works, 
and  in  the  neighborhood  are  extensive  hop  fields  and  tobacco  farms. 
Chief  Shipments  :  products  of  above  factories,  hops,  tobacco  and 
produce.  The  town  contains  churches  and  public  schools,  music 
hall  ;  is  lighted  by  incandescent  lights,  and  has  good  water  supply. 
Surrunding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Woodslee,  Tecumseh,  Sandwich,  Belle  River,  St.  Clair,  Vereker  and 
Maidstone. 

HERALD,  weekly;  Walkerville  Pub.  Co.,  publishers  ;  establish- 
ed 1896  ;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages, 
size  14  x  20.  Circ'n  %£ 

See  Publishers  Statement  J'a.iff  376. 

WALLACEBURG,  pop.  3,000,  Co.  Kent,  on  Sydenham  River,  and 
on  E.  &  H.  Ry.,  24  miles  N.W.  of  Chatham  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.  O., 
Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  lumber,  flour  and  planing  mills,  glass  fac- 
tory, canning  factory,  evaporator,  flax  mill,  etc.  Chief  Shipments  : 
cordwood,  oak  and  elm  timber,  staves,  hoops,  grain  and  farm  pro- 
duce. The  town  contains  five  churches,  public  and  separate  schools, 
and  has  regular  steamers  to  Sarnia,  and  Detroit.  Surround- 
ing towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Port  Lamb- 
ton,  Sombra,  Tupperville,  Oldfield,  Wilkesport,  Whitebread,  Kent- 
bridge,  Louisville  and  Rutherford. 

HERALD,  weekly  ;  R.  Sutherland,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1870  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  twelve 
pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  i 

See  Publishers  Statement  J'atfe  304. 

NEWS,  weekly;  W.  Colwell,  publisher  ;  established  1895; 
independent  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size 
20  x  15.  Circ'n  % 

PICK  ME  UP,  semi-monthly;  Clancy  &  Butt,  publishers  ;  es- 
tablished 1899  ;  school  ;  Friday  ;  four  pages,  size  9x12. 

W  ARK  WORTH,  pop.  800,  Co.  Northumberland,  on  Mill  Creek,  10 
miles  from  Hastings  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries  :  grist, 
and  saw  mill,  sash  and  blind  factory,  a  large  cheese  factory  and 

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creamery.  Chief  Shipments  ;  grain,  lumber  and  cheese.  The  town 
contains  beside  its  mills  and  factories,  three  churches,  two  hotels.  Sur- 
rounding towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Dart- 
ford,  Godolphin  and  Norham. 

JOURNAL,  weekly;  W.  H.  Henry,  publisher  ;  established 
1891  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  l/z 

WATERFORD,  pop.  1,250,  Co.  Norfolk,  on  the  Nanticoke  Creek 
and  M.C.Ry.,  8  miles  N.  of  Simcoe  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank. 
Chief  Industries  :  flour,  saw  and  planing  mills,  foundry  and  machine 
shops.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  live  stock  and  produce.  The  town 
contains  three  churches,  two  schools,  water  works  and  fire  depart- 
ments, and  is  lighted  by  electricity.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published  :  Boston,  Ranelagh,  Windham,  Lyn- 
ville  and  Bloomsburg. 

STAR,  weekly  ;  P.  Geo.  Pearce,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established 
1874  ;  reform  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  21. 

Circ'n  ^ 

WATERLOO,  pop.  3,500,   Co.   Waterloo,   on  the  G.T.Ry.,  2   miles  , 
N.W.  of  Berlin,  40  miles  from   Hamilton,   63  miles  from   Toronto  ;  \ 
Tel.,    T.,   Ex.,    M.O.,    Bank.     Connected  with  Berlin  by  an  electric 
railway.     Chief  Industries  :  flour  and  woolen  mills,    button  factory, 
breweries,  distillery,  foundries,    etc.     Chief  Shipments  :  flour,    live 
stock,  buttons  and  woolen  goods.     The  town  contains  four  churches, 
public    and    separate   schools,    free   library,  town   hall,    etc.     Sur- 
rounding towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Cross 
Hill,    Conlestogo,    Freeport,    Kossuth,    Hawkesville,    St.   Clements 
St.  Agathe,  St.  Jacobs,  Breslau,  WTinterbourne  and  Wellesley. 

CHRONICLE-TELEGRAPH,  weekly  ;  David  Bean,  editor 
and  publisher;  established  1856;  independent  liberal;  Thursday; 
subscription  $1.00;  eight  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  2 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  326. 

CANADISCHER  BAUERNFREUND,  German,  weekly  ; 
Joachim  Kalbfleisch,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established  1850  ;  inde- 
pendent-conservative ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.50  ;  four  pages, 
size  22  x  17.  Circ'n  j£ 

WATFORD,  pop.  1,400,  Co.  Lambton,  on  G.T.Ry.,  28  miles  E.  of 
Sarnia  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  saw,  flour 
and  planing  mills,  foundry,  cold  storage,  cheese  factory  and  electrical 
works.  Chief  Shipments  ;  grain,  live  stock,  farm  produce  and  the 
products  of  its  manufactories.  The  town  contains  six  churches  and 
schools,  music  hall,  public  library,  etc.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Arkona,  Kenwood,  King- 
scourt,  Warwick  and  Wanstead. 

GUIDE-ADVOCATE,  weekly;  Harris  &  Co.,  editors  and 
publishers  ;  established  1875  ;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13  x  21.  Circ'n  i^ 

WELLAND,  pop.  2,042,  Co.  Welland,  on  G.  T.  Ry.,  M.  C.  Ry., 
*  Welland  River  and  Canal,  8  miles  N.  of  Lake  Erie  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex., 
M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  flour,  saw  and  planing  mills, 
foundry,  boiler  and  machine  shops.  The  town  contains  six"  churches, 
high  and  public  schools,  mechanics'  institute,  water  works,  electric 
light.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  pub- 

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lished  ;  Marshville,  Fonthil,  Port  Colborne,  Ridgeway,  Ridg-eville, 
St.  Johns,  Sharkston,  Bertie,  Fort  Erie,  Port  Robinson  and  Stone- 
bridge. 

PEOPLES  PRESS,  weekly;  J.  J.  Sidey,  publisher;  estab- 
lished 1898  ;  liberal  ;  Tuesday  ;  subscription  75  cents,  four  pages, 
size  15  x  23. 

TELEGRAPH,  weekly;  T.  H.  Sears,  publisher ;  established  1863; 
conservative;  Friday;  subscription  $1.00;  twelve  pages,  size  15  x  23. 

Circ'n  2J^ 

TRIBUNE,  weekly  ;  J.  J.  Sidey,  publisher  ;  established  1854  ; 
liberal  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  23. 

Sworn  Circ'n  3,294 

WESTON,  pop.  1,000,  Co.  York,  on  G.T.Ry.   and  C.P.Ry.,  9  miles   . 
N.VV.  of  Toronto,  the  provincial  capital,    with  which  it  is  connected   I 
by  Electric  Railway  ;  Tel.,  T.,   Ex.,  M.O.;  Bank  at  Toronto.     Chief 
Industries  :  saw,  woolen  and  flour  mills.     Chief  Shipments  :  lumber, 
grain,  flour,  farm  produce,  woolen  goods  and  shoddy.     The  town 
contains  four  churches,  public  schools,  mechanics'  institute,  a  public 
hall,    etc.     Surrounding   towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  Carleton,  Clairview,  Richview,    Ellesmere,   Woodbridge 
and  Thornhill. 

TIMES  AND  COUNTY  OF  YORK  HERALD,  weekly  ;  J.  K. 
Keefler,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established  1890  ;  independent  ; 
Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  }£ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  398. 

WESTPORT,  pop.  900,  Co.  Leeds,  on  B.  &  W.  Ry.  and  Rideau 
River,  45  miles  N.W.  of  Brockville,  1 8  miles  S.W.  of  Perth  ;Tel.,  T., 
Ex.,  M.O.;  Bank  at  Perth.  Chief  Industries  :  saw,  planing,  flour 
and  woolen  mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber  and  farm  produce.  The 
town  contains  five  churches,  public  and  separate  schools.  Surround- 
ing towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Elgin, 
Harrowsmith,  Portland,  Ma'berly,  Sharbot  Lake  and  Verona. 

MIRROR,  weekly  ;  W.  B.  Adams,  editor  and  ^publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1893  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  14  x  18. 

WHEATLEY,  pop.  300,  Co.  Essex,  situated  on  Lake  Erie  and  Detroit 
River  Ry.,  7  miles  from  Leamington.  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  In- 
dusiries  :  saw,  grist  and  planing  mills.  Chief  Shipments :  lumber 
and  grain.  The  town  contains  besides  its  stores,  etc.,  two  hotels. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Renwick,  Coatsworth,  Glenwood  and  Buxton. 

JOURNAL,    weekly  ;  F.  E.  Platt,  publisher.     No  report. 

WHITBY,  pop.  2,786,  Co.  Ontario,  on  Lake  Ontario  and   G.T.Ry.,  4    | 
*  miles  from  Oshawa,  30  miles  from  Toronto  ;  Tel.,   T.,    Ex.,   M.O.,    ' 
Bank.     Chief  Industries  :  flour  mill,   foundries,   machine  shops  and 
tanneries.     Chief  Shipments  :    farm   produce   and    products   of  its 
manufactories.     The  town  contains  five  churches  and  four  schools, 
collegiate  institute,  ladies'  college,  music  hall,  and  good  grain  ele- 
vator.    Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  pub- 
lished :  Brooklin,  Claremont,  Greenwood,  Myrtle,  Raglan,  Columbus 
and  Scarboro'. 

GAZETTE,  semi-weekly  ;  S.  M.  Newton,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1862  ;  independent  ;  Tuesday  and  Friday  ;  subscription 
Si. oo  ;  four  pages,  size  20  x  27.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,8OO 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  399. 

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CHRONICLE,  weekly;  A.  H.  Gibbard,  editor  and  publisher; 
established  1856  ;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00;  eight 
pages,  size  15  x  20.  Circ'n  \l/t 

See  J'ublishers  Statement  Page  408. 

SUNBEAM,  monthly  ;  J.  J.  Hare,  editor  ;  Literary  and  Musical 
Society  of  Ontario  Ladies'  College,  publishers  ;  established  1881  ; 
educational  ;  subscription  50  cents  ;  twenty  pages,  size  7  x  10. 
College  paper  issued  during  college  year.  Circ'n  ^ 

WIARTON,  pop.  2,^00,  Co.  Bruce,  at  the  head  of  Colpoy's  Bay,  on 
the  G.T.Ry.,  60  miles  N.  of  Walkerton.  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank. 
Chief  Industries  :  saw,  flour  and  woolen  mills,  turning  and  furniture 
factories  and  limestone  quarries.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  railway 
ties,  fish,  limestone  and  telegraph  poles.  The  town  contains  six 
churches,  three  schools,  mechanics'  institute  and  town  hall.  It  has 
a  fine  harbor  and  docks,  1,040  feet  long  and  200  feet  wide.  Sur- 
rounding towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Allan- 
ford,  Oxenden,  Sable  Falls,  Lion's  Head  and  Shallow  Lake. 

CANADIAN,  weekly;  C.  F.  Campbell,  publisher;  established 
1893  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  22. 

Sworn  Circ'n  1,728 

ECHO,  weekly;  S.  W.  Cross,  editor  and  publisher;  established 
1879;  reform;  Friday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x 
22.  Circ'n  ^ 

WINCHESTER,  pop.  1,100,  Co.  Dundas,  on  C.P.Ry.,  93  miles  W. 
of  Montreal ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  foun- 
dry, woolen,  flour,  saw  and  planing  mills  and  furniture  factory. 
Chief  Shipments  :  cheese,  farm  produce  and  the  products  of  its  mills 
and  factories.  The  town  contains  four  churches,  high  and  public 
schools,  and  is  the  centre  of  a  fine  agricultural  and  dairying  section. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  publishejl : 
Inkerman,  Kenmore,  Morewood,  South  Mountain,  Hallville,Ormond, 
Vernon,  Van  Camp  and  Winchester  Springs. 

PRESS,  weekly  ;  Byron  Lane,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established 
1888;  independent;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00;  eight  pages, 
size  24  x  36.  Sworn  Circ'n  875 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  396. 

WINDSOR,  pop.  11,467,  Co.  Essex,  on  the  Detroit  River,  C.  P.  Ry., 
M.  C.Ry.,  and  G.T.Ry.  ;  Tel.,T.,Ex.,M.O.,Bank.  Chief  Industries  : 
lumber  and  saw  mills,  carriage,  canning,  cigar,  varnish,  brush,  furni- 
ture, paper  box,  bicycles,  typesetting  machines  and  other  factories. 
Chief  Shipments :  fish,  grain,  salt,  canned  goods  and  lumber.  The  city 
contains  several  churches,  an  excellent  school  system,  natural  gas, 
water  supply,  electric  light,  public  hall,  town  hall,  opera  house,  and 
has  a  passenger  ferry  service  to  Detroit  every  ten  minutes,  also 
three  car  ferry  services.  It  is  lighted  by  electricity  and  has  a  good 
fire  department.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published :  Sandwich,  Woodslee,  Belle  River,  Maidstone  and 
Tecumseh. 

EVENING  RECORD,  every  evening  except  Sunday;  Archie 
McNee,  editor ;  John  A.  McKay,  manager ;  Record  Ptg.  Co.  of 
Windsor,  Ltd.,  publishers;  established  1890;  reform;  subscription 
10  cents  a  week  by  carrier  ;  eight  pages,  size  16^  x  21^. 

Sworn  Circ'n  1,5OO 

WEEKLY,  issued  in  two  parts  ;  established  1866";  Tuesday  and 
Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  sixteen  pages,  size  17  x  22. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  312.  Sworn  Circ'n  S,75O 

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WORLD,  every  evening-  except  Sunday;  World  Pub.  Co.  of 
\Yindsor  Ltd.  publishers;  established  1897  ; conservative  ; subscription 
$3.00;  four  pages,  size  24  x  36. 

WEEKLY  (ESSEX  WORLD),  successor  to  Review,  established 
1876;  Friday;  subscription  $1.00;  eight  pages,  size  24  x  36.  Circ'n  i^ 

Sec  J'ublishers  Statement  Page  408. 

SUCCESS,  weekly.     No  report. 

LE  PROGRES,  French,  weekly;  Aurele  Pacaud,  editor  and 
publisher  ;  established  1881  ;  reform;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00; 
six  pages,  size  24  x  18.  Circ'n  i 

WINGHAM,  pop.  2,307,  Co.  Huron,  on  the  Maitland  River,  G.T.Ry. 
and  C.P.Ry.  ;  Tel.,  T.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  saw,  plan- 
ing, flour,  oatmeal,  chair,  furniture,  glove  factories  and  tanneries. 
Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  grain,  live  stock,  and  the  products  of  its 
factories.  The  town  contains  six  churches,  public  schools,  town 
hall,  water  works  and  fire  department.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Belmore,  Bluevale,  Bel- 
grove,  Dungannon,  Wroxeter,  St.  Helen's  and  St.  Augustin. 

ADVANCE,  weekly  ;  T.  Hall,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established 
1873  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages, 
size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  ^4 

JOU  RNAL, weekly  ;  A.  Simmons,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1898.  No  report. 

TIM  ES,  weekly;  H.  B.  Elliot,  publisher;  established  1872;  reform; 
Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  22. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  332.  Circ'n  ^ 

WOODSTOCK,  pop.  9,900,  Co.  Oxford,  on  Cedar  Creek,  River 
*  Thames,  G.T.Ry.,  and  C.P.Ry.  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  j 
Industries  :  organs  and  pianos,  agricultural  implements,  carpet,  fur-  ' 
niture  and  soap  factories,  flour,  saw  and  planing  mills,  tanneries, 
stove  foundries,  machine  shop  and  other  industries.  Chief  Ship- 
ments :  grain,  live  stock,  organs,  pianos,  cheese,  agricultural  im- 
plements, waggons,  lumber,  farm  produce  and  the  products  of  its 
manufactories.  The  town  contains  several  well  buih  churches,  a 
college,  several  public  schools,  a  town  hall  and  court  house,  water 
works  and  fire  department,  and  is  lighted  by  gas  and  electricity. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Beachville,  Bright,  Eastwood,  Innerkip,  Hickson,  Coble's  Corners, 
Sweaburg,  Strathallan,  Princeton,  Rayside,  Raneleigh,  Cooley 
Pond,  Springford,  Burford,  Zenda,  Alt.  Elgin,  Granthurst,  Benning- 
ton  and  Vandecar. 

EXPRESS,  every  evening  except  Sunday;  Express  Ptg  Co. 
publishers  ;  established  1898  ;  subscription  $3.00  ;  eight  pages,  size 
24  x  17.  Circ'n  ^ 

SEMI-WEEKLY,  established  1898  ;  Tuesday  and  Friday  ;  subs- 
cription $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  24  x  17.  Circ'n  % 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  368. 

SENTINEL-REVIEW,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  Andrew 
Pattullo,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established  1886  ;  reform  ;  subscrip- 
tion $4.00  ;  four  pages,  size  20  x  23. 

Circ'n,  actual  average  for  1898,  2,641 

WEEKLY,  established  1845  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  20  x  23.  Circ'n,  actual  average  for  1898,  4.788 

See  J'ublis/iers  Statement  Page  329. 

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TIMES,  every  evening' except  Sunday  ;  V.  L.  Francis,  publish- 
er ;  established  1898  ;  liberal-conservative  ;  subscription  $3.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  22^  x  18.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,5OO 

WEEKLY,  established  1853;  subscription  $1.00;  twelve  pag-es, 
size  22^"  x  18.  Sworn  Circ'n  3,5OO 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  308. 

WOODVILLE,  pop.  900,  Co.  Victoria,  on  G.T.Ry.,  18  miles  N.W. 
of  Lindsay,  5  miles  N.  of  Cannington,  its  nearest  banking  town. 
Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries  :  flour,  saw  and  grist  mills,  foundry 
and  machine  shops.  Chief  Shipments  :  flour,  lumber,  grain  and  live 
stock.  The  village  contains  two  churches  and  two  public  schools. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Islay,  Glenarm,  Hartley,  Cambray,  Argyle,  Oakwood  and  Manilla. 

ADVOCATE,  weekly; 
See  Beaverton  Express. 

RECORD,  weekly;  W.  A.  Robinson,  publisher;  established 
1899;  independent;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size 
13  x  20. 

Also  publish  Cannington  Gleaner  and  Sunderland  Banner. 

WYOMING,  pop.  1,000,  Co.  Lambton,  on  the  southern  division  G.T. 
R.;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries  :  flour  mills.  Chief  Ship- 
ment :  grain.  The  town  contains,  beside  its  stores  and  mills,  etc., 
three  hotels  and  four  churches.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published  :  Hillsborough,  Kertch,  Mandamin, 
Ogemah,  Uttoxeter  and  Wanstead. 

ENTERPRISE,  weekly  ;  E.  Donnelly,  publisher  ;  established 
1894  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  eight  pages,  size  14  x  20.  Circ'n  ^ 


'  '  When  an  article  that  is  extensively  adver- 
tised is  good  ;  it  goes  and  goes  permanently." 

CAINE. 


"  He  who  invests  ten  dollars  in  business 
should  invest  one  dollar  in  advertising  that 
business." 

A.  T.  STEWART. 

'  '  I  would  as  soon  think  of  doing  business 
without  clerks  as  without  advertising." 

JOHN  WANAMAKER. 

'  '  Advertising  is  to  business  what  steam  and 
electricity  are  to  machinery,  the  moving 
power. 

LORD  MACAULAY. 

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PROVINCE  OF  QUEBEC. 


The  Province  of  Quebec,  the  cradle  of  civilization  in  Canada,  has  a 
history  more  abounding  in  romance  and  episode  than  that  of  any  other 
division  of  the  American  continent.  Its  discovery  dates  from  1534,  and  its 
regular  colonization  from  the  beginning  of  the  iyth  century.  From  this 
colony  went  forth  the  hardy  French  pioneers,  who  penetrated  through  the 
wilds  surrounding  the  Great  Lakes,  into  the  plains  and  prairies  of  the 
unknown  West  and  North  West,  and  down  the  valley  of  the  Mississippi  to 
the  Gulf  of  Mexico,  and  whose  names  still  survive  in  many  a  town,  lake 
and  river,  of  Western  Canada  and  the  United  States.  The  scenery  of 
Quebec,  along  the  St.  Lawrence  and  Saguenay  to  Lake  St.  John  and  the 
regions  beyond,  and  is  year  by  year  attracting  visitors  from  all  parts  of  the 
continent  and  from  Europe.  The  wealth  of  Quebec  in  minerals  is  proving 
to  be  very  great,  the  asbestos  mines,  among  others,  being  now  acknow- 
ledged to  be  the  richest  in  the  world.  Quebec  is  penetrated  in  every  part 
by  rivers  and  streams,  and  the  amount  of  water  power  still  unutilized  is 
inconceivable  to  those  who  have  not  explored  the  province.  The  facilities 
thus  afforded  for  mill  operations  point  out  the  province  as  a  great  future 
seat  of  manufacturing,  especially  in  paper  and  pulp  making,  these  water 
powers  being  interspersed  among  vast  tracts  of  spruce,  poplar,  hemlock 
and  other  pulp  woods,  unequalled  in  the  world  for  their  qualities  for  pulp 
and  paper  making.  By  an  Order  in  Council  passed  in  1896  the  northern 
boundaries  have  been  extended  to  the  shores  of  Hudson  Bay,  the  land  area 
of  Quebec  being  now  344,050  sq.  miles,  and  the  water  area  3,300  sq.  miles. 
The  population  at  the  last  census  in  1891,  was  1,488,586,  and  is  now 
estimated  at  1,650,000.  It  has  66  counties,  five  districts,  8  cities,  101  towns, 
and  over  1,500  villages.  A  dual  system  of  education  exists  in  the  province, 
there  beirig  a  board  of  Roman  Catholic  school  commissioners  and  a  board 
of  Protestant  school  commissioners.  The  R.  C.  Board  has  under  its  charge 
4,208  elementary  schools,  475  model  schools,  138  academies,  2  normal 
schools,  1 8  classical  colleges  and  2  universities,  these  institutions  having 
267,012  pupils  of  all  grades.  Under  the  Protestant  school  commissioners, 
there  are  907  elementary  schools,  49  model  schools,  27  academies,  i  normal 
school,  3  classical  colleges  and  2  universities,  these  schools,  etc.,  having 
39,155  pupils  of  all  grades.  Besides  these,  there  are  7  non-sectarian  schools 
of  arts  and  manufactures,  5  schools  of  agriculture  and  dairying  and  other 
miscellaneous  institutions  of  learning.  Quebec  sends  to  the  Dominion 
parliament  65  members,  and  is  represented  there  by  24  senators,  the  same 
number  as  for  Ontario.  Its  provincial  legislature  has  two  Houses,  the 
Upper  House,  or  legislative  council,  having  24  members,  and  the  Legis- 
lative Assembly  65  members.  The  provincial  capital  is  Quebec  city.  The 
province  has  1,664  post  offices,  through  which  in  1897  there  passed 
26,850,000  letters,  525,000  free  letters,  865,000  registered  letters,  4,750,000 
post  cards,  127,095  money  orders  and  4,500,000  transient  newspapers, 
circulars  and  books,  exclusive  of  newspapers  issued  from  publication  offices. 

For  statistics  and  other  information  regarding  the  nezcsfafers  of 
the  province,  see  other  parts  of  this  zt'ork, 

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126  THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 

AGNES,  pop.  600,  Co.  Beauce,  on  the  C.  P.  R.,  69  miles  from  Sherbrooke; 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries:  pulp  and  saw  mills.  Chief 
Shipments  :  lumber  and  pulp.  The  town  contains,  besides  its  stores, 
mills,  etc.,  four  churches  and  six  hotels.  Surrounding-  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  McLeods,  Milan,  Spring 
Hill,  Ditchfield,  Trudel,  Stearns  and  Keen. 

LETRAVAILLEUR,  weekly;  S.Vachon  &  Co.,  publishers;  estab- 
lished 1898  ;  independent  ;  subscription  75C.  ;  four  pages,  size  14  x 
21.  Circ'n  ^ 

AYLMER,  pop.  1,945,  Co.  Ottawa,  on  Lake  Deschenes  (an  expansion 

*  of  the  River  Ottawa),  and  the  terminus  of  the  Aylmer  Branch  of  the 
C.P.Ry.    The  principal  station  of  the  P.  and  S.  Ste.  Marie  Ry.,  eight 
miles  from  Ottawa.     Tel.,  T.,  Ex.  ;  nearest  banking  town  Ottawa. 
Chief  Industries  :  saw  mills.     Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  grain    and 
farm  produce.     Aylmer  is  the  trading  town  of  a  good  farming   dis- 
trict,  and    contains    four   churches,  three   steam  saw    mills,  a  chair 
factory,  seven  hotels,  sixteen  stores,  convent  and  college. 

REVIEW,  weekly;  Neilson  Publishing  Co.,  publishers  ;  estab- 
lished 1899;  independent  ;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  20  x  13. 

Also  publish  Quyoti  Times  and  Arnprior  News. 

BAIEST-PAUL,  pop.  750,  Co.  Charlevoix;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  Bank. 
Chief  Industries  :  grist  and  saw  mills,  cheese  factories  and  a  shingle 
mill.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  lumber,  and  produce.  The  town 
contains  the  county  buildings,  etc.,  a  convent,  and  there  are  iron 
and  plumbago  mines  in  the  vicinity.  Surrounding  towns  and  vil- 
lages where  no  papers  are  published:  St.  Urbain  and  St.Tite  des  Caps. 

L1  ECHO,  French,  weekly;  The  Typographic  Co.  of  Baie  St.  Paul, 
Ltd.,  publishers  ;  established  1898;  subscription  $1.00;  four  pages, 
size  22  x  16.  Circ'n  )•£ 

BEDFORD,  pop.  1,500,  Co.  Missisquoi,  on  C.P.Ry.,  18  miles  from  St. 
John's  and  20  miles  from  St.  Alban's,  Vt.,  60  miles  from  Montreal. 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  sewing  machine  shop, 
type-writer  factory,  foundry,  agricultural  implement,  scythe  and  axe, 
sash  and  door  factories,  saw,  planing  and  grist  mills.  Chief  Ship- 
ments :  grain,  lumber  and  farm  produce.  The  town  contains  three 
churches,  three  hotels  and  twenty  stores.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Mystic,  Stanbridge,  St. 
Armand,  Pigeon  Hill,  Dunham,  Frelighsburg  and  Stanbridge  East. 

PRESS,    weekly  ;    E.    O.    Nye,    publisher  ;    established     1898  ; 
independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  5octs.  ;  four  pages,  size  12  x  19. 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  416.  Circ'n  ^ 

TIMES,  weekly  ;  E.  A.  Hungerford,  editor  and  publisher ;  estab- 
lished 1872  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  15^  x  22.  Circ'n  i 

BERTHIER,  pop.  1,538,  Co.  Berthier,  three  miles  from  St.  Pierre,  on 

*  River  St.  Lawrence  and  C.P.Ry.,  fifty-eight  miles  N.E.  of  Montreal, 
45  miles  from  Three  Rivers.     Tel.,   T.,   Ex.,    M.O.,   Bank.     Chief 
Industries  :    bolt   factory,    saw   and  woolen  mills,    beet-root    sugar 
factory  and  foundry.     Chief  Shipments  :  grain,   lumber,  bolts  and 
sugar.     The  town  contains  two  churches,  convent,  college,  grammar 
school,   English  seminary  and  public  schools,  and  a^tannery.     Sur- 
rounding towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  St. . 
Cuthbert,  St.  Barthelemi,  St.  Norbert  and  St.  Felix  de  Valois. 

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LA  GAZETTE  DE  BERTHIER,  French,  weekly  ;  C.  A.  Chene- 
vert,  editor  and  publisher;  established  .1888;  liberal;  Friday;  sub- 
M.-ription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  ^ 

BUCKINGHAM,  pop.  3,000,  Co.  Ottawa,  on  the  C.P.R.  and  River 
du  Lievre,  20  miles  east  of  Ottawa  and  100  miles  west  of  Montreal ; 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries:  saw  and  planing 
mills,  a  bedding  factory,  lumber  and  brick  manufacturers,  mining, 
chemical  works.  Chief  Shipments :  lumber,  bedding,  bricks, 
phosphate  and  plumbago.  The  town  contains  besides  its  stores,  etc.; 
three  churches,  six  hotels,  a  convent,  two  schools  and  good  water 
power,  water  works  and  electric  light  systems.  Surrounding  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Aylmer  East,  Cantley, 
Chelsea,  North  Wakefield,  St.  Andre  Avellin  and  Thurso. 

POST,  weekly ;  G.  R.  Osborne,  publisher ;  established  1895 ; 
Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  ^ 

CHELSEA*  pop.  400,  Co.,  Otaw-a,  situated  on  the  River  Gatineau,  8 
miles  from  Ottawa  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries  :  lumbering. 
Chief  Shipments :  lumber.  The  town  contains  besides  its  mills, 
stores,  etc.,  four  churches,  and  5  hotels.  Surrounding  villages  where 
no  papers  are  published  :  Cascades,  Gatineau  Jc.,  Rockhurst  and 
Wakefield. 

GATINEAU  BEACON,  monthly  ;  A.  Logan,  publisher;  esta- 
blished 1898  ;  independent ;  subscription  .35. 

CHICOUTIMI,   pop.  2,279,  Co.  Chicoutimi,  on  Saguenay   River,  100 

*  miles   X.  W.  of  Fraserville  and  210  miles  from  Quebec.     Tel.,  T., 
Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.     Chief  Industries  :  saw,  planing  and  shingle  mills, 
and  carriage  factories.     Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  carriages,  grain 
and  farm  produce.     The  town   contains   three   churches,  a  convent 
and  schools  ;  it  also  has  good  steamboat  connection  with  Quebec. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages   where  no    papers  are  published  : 
St.    Dominique,   St.   Alphonse,    Bagotville  and   Xotre  Dame. 

LE  PROGRES  DU  SAGUENAY,  French,  weekly;  J.  W. 
Guay ,  editor  and  publisher ;  established  1 886 ;  conservative ;  Thursday ; 
subscription  $  i.  co  ;  eight  pages,  size  18  x  \\l/>.  Circ'n  ^ 

LE   PROTECTEUR   DU   SAGUENAY,  French,  weekly. 

COATICOOK  pop.  3,086,  Co.  Stanstead,  on  the  Coaticook  River, 
and  G.T.Ry.,  122  miles  from  Montreal.  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank. 
Chief  Industries  :  saw,  grist,  cotton,  knitting,  woolen  and  mohair 
braid  mills,  foundry,  chair  factory,  sash  and  door  factory,  agricultu- 
ral implement  works,  etc.  The  town  contains  five  churches  and 
about  forty  stores.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published  :  Compton,  Dixville,  Barnston,  Hatley,  Waterville, 
Barford,  Hereford,  Stanhope,  Clifton  and  Baldwin's  Mills. 

OBSERVER,  weekly;  W.  L.  Shurtleff,  editor;  Observer  Print- 
ing Co.,  publishers;  established  1869;  independent;  Friday;  sub- 
scription $1.00;  eight  pages,  size  13^  x  21.  Circ'n  I 

COOKSHIRE,   pop.  1,100,  Co.  Compton,  on  the  Eaton  River  and  C. 

*  P.  Ry.,    16  miles  from   Sherbrooke  and    13  miles  from  Lennoxville. 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.  ;  nearest  banking  town  Sherbrooke.    Chief  Industries: 
sash  and  door  factories,  saw  and  flour  mills  and   machine  shops. 
Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  live  stock  and   farm  produce.     The  town 
contains   the   county    buildings,   and  three  churches.     Surrounding 
towns  and  villages   where  no  papers  are  published  :     Eaton,    Saw- 

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yerville,  Marbleton,  East   Angus,    Compton,  Waterville,  Scotstown 
and  Robinson. 

CHRONICLE,  weekly;  Chronicle  Pig.  Co.,  publishers  ;  estab- 
lished 1891;  conservative;  Wednesday;  subscription  $1.00;  eight 
pages,  size  15  x  22.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,27O 

Also  issue  Lake  Megantic  Chronicle,  circulation  of  which  is  in- 
cluded in  above  rating-. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  420. 

COWANSViLLE,  pop.  1,000,  Co.  Missisiquoi,  on  the  South  Branch 
of  the  Yamaska  River,  and  on  the  C.P.Ry.,  49  miles  S.E.  of  Mont- 
real. Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  furniture,  sash, 
door  and  blind,  maple  sugar  and  carriag-e  factories,  flour  mill,  oil 
works,  foundry  and  agricultural  implement  works.  Chief  Shipments: 
grain,  furniture,  butter,  cheese  and  live  stock.  The  town  contains 
three  churches  and  two  hotels  ;  district,  is  adapted  to  stock  rais- 
ing-, butter  and  cheese  making-.  Surrounding-  towns  and  villag-es 
where  no  papers  are  published  :  Sutton  Junction,  Glen  Farnham, 
Sweetsburg-,  East  and  West  Farnham. 

OBSERVER,  weekly  ;  Jas.  C.  Williams,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1870  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
four  pag-es,  size  20  x  27.  Circ'n  i 

DANVILLE,  pop.  1,350,  Co.  Richmond,  on  the  G.T.R.  84  miles  south- 
west of  Quebec  and  87  miles  north-east  of  Montreal ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex., 
M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  saw  and  grist  mills,  an  axe  factory, 
tannery,  and  belting-  factory.  Surrounding-  towns  and  villag-es  where 
no  papers  are  published  :  Kingsbury  and  Richmond  East. 

TIMES,  weekly.     See  Richmond  Times. 

FARNHAM,  pop.  3,200,  Co.  Mississiquoi,  on  the  Yamaska  River  and 
C.P.R.  and  C.  V.  Railroads,  14  miles  E.  of  St.  Johns,  15  miles  E. 
of  Granby  and  40  miles  E.  of  Montreal.  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.  It  contains 
four  churches,  20  stores,  eig-ht  hotels,  flour  and  saw  mill,  corset 
factory  and  C.P.R.  car  shops. 

LEADER, weekly  ;  G.  C.  Wilcocks,  proprietor;  established  1892  ; 
independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eig-ht  pag-es,  size  15 
x  22.  See  Granby.  See  Publishers  Statement  Page  307. 

FRASERVILLE,  pop.  4,175,  Co.  Temiscouata,  on  the  south  shore 
of  the  St.  Lawrence  River,  on  the  I.  C.  Ry.,  and  at  the  Junction  of 
the  Intercolonial  and  Temiscouata  Railways  (in  operation  to  Edmund- 
ston,  N.  B.),  116  miles  below  Quebec.  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industries  :  foundry,  tanneries,  paper,  grist  and  saw  mills.  Chief 
Shipments  :  paper,  leather,  lumber  and  farm  produce.  The  town 
contains  three  churches,  a  boys'  college,  a  convent,  hospital  and 
several  hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  Trois-Pistoles,  St.  Paschal,  Cacouna,  St.  Alexandre  and 
Ste.  Helene. 

LE  BULLETIN  POLITIQUE,  French,  weekly;  J.  E.  Frenette, 
publisher;  established  1899;  Friday;  subscription  75  cents;  four 
pages,  size  18  x  24^. 

LE  JOURNAL  DE  FRASERVILLE,  French,  weekly  ;  J.  E. 
Mercier,  editor  and  publisher ;  established  1884  ;  conservative  ; 
Friday  ;  subscription  50  cents  ;  four  pages,  size  13^  20.  Circ'n  ^ 

LE  ST.  LAURENT,  French ;  weekly ;  J.  E.  Frenette,  publisher  ; 
established  1894  ;  liberal  ;  Thursday  ;  four  pages,  size  24  x  18. 

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GRAN  BY,  pop.  3,000,  Co.  Shefford,  on  the  Yamaska  River  and  C.V. 
Ry.,  19  miles  from  Waterloo,  29  miles  from  St.  John's,  and  50  miles 
from  Montreal.  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  large 
rubber  factories,  tobacco,  cigar,  lasts,  cigar  box,  paper  and  wood 
boxes  and  carriage  factory,  sash  and  door  factory,  horse  collar  fac- 
tory, saw  and  grist  mills,  tanneries,  etc.  Chief  Shipments:  rubbers, 
rattan  ware,  leather,  sashes  and  doors.  The  town  contains  four 
churches,  three  hotels,  and  about  twenty  stores;  it  is  lighted  by  gas 
and  electricity.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published  :  Abbotsford,  Dunham,  Eastman,  Roxton,  and 
Sweetsburg. 

MAIL,  semi-weekly  ;  L.  S.  Corey,  manager  ;  established  1895  ; 
Wednesday  and  Saturday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size 
21^x15,  Circ'n  % 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  380. 

LEADER,  weekly  ;  Geo.  C.  Wilcocks,  editor  and  publisher;  es- 
tablished 1891  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  2 

Also  publish  Farnham  Leader,  circulation  of  which  is  included 
in  above  rating. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  307. 

HULL,  pop.  13,000,  Co.  Ottawa,  on  the  Ottawa  River,  ^  mile  from 
Ottawa  (the  capital  of  the  Dominion,  to  which  it  is  connected  by  an 
iron  bridge  over  the  Ottawa  River),  and  on  the  C.P.Ry.  Tel.,  T., 
Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries:  large  saw  mills,  tanneries, 
match,  pail,  wooden  and  fibre  ware  factories,  paper,  pulp,  carding 
and  woolen  mills  and  axe  factory  ;  it  also  has  valuable  iron  mines 
in  its  vicinity.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  iron  ore,  grain,  matches, 
fibre  ware, and  the  product  of  its  mills  and  factories.  The  town 
contains  several  fine  churches,  electric  light,  water  works,  fire 
department,  a  college,  a  convent  and  public  schools,  and  has  three 
lumber  shipping  yards.  The  supply  of  water  power  from  the 
Ottawa  River  is  practically  unlimited.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Thurso,  Wakefield,  Monte- 
bello,  Papineauville,  Chelsea,  Kasubazua  and  Desert. 

DISPATCH,  semi-weekly  ;  W.  J.  Cuzner,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1880  ;  conservative  ;  Wednesday  and  Saturday  ;  sub- 
scription $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  i^ 

LE  SPECTATEUR,  French,  semi-weekly;  Napoleon  Page, 
editor  and  publisher  ;  established  1889  ;  independent ;  Tuesday  and 
Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  15^  x  23-  Circ'n  i)4 

HUNTINGDON,  pop.  1,200,  Co.  Huntingdon,  on  the  Chatauguay 
*  River  and  G.T.Ry.,  48  miles  from  Montreal.  Tel., T., Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank. 
Chief  Industries  :  saw,  planing,  carding  and  grist  mills,  foundry, 
agricultural  implement  works,  cheese  and  cheese  box  factories.  Chief 
Shipments  :  grain,  live  stock,  cheese  and  butter.  The  town  contains 
four  churches,  hotels,  numerous  stores,  oddfellows',  masonic  and 
foresters  halls,  county  buildings,  etc.  ;  it  is  the  centre  of  a  fine  far- 
ming and  dairying  country.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where 
no  papers  are  published  :  St.  Louis  de  Gonzague,  Chatauguay,  La 
Guerre,  St.  Anicet,  Athelstan,  Dundee,  Kelso,  Howick,  Hemming- 
ford  and  Helena. 

CANADIAN  GLEANER,  weekly  ;  R.  Sellar,  editor  and  pub- 
lisher;  established  1863;  liberal;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00; 
four  pages,  size  20  x  26.  Circ'n,  actual  average  1,680 

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HUNTINGDON  NEWS  AND  ENTERPRISE,  weekly  ;  E. 
R.  Smith  &  Sons,  editors  and  publishers  ;  established  1891  ;  con- 
servative ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00 :  twelve  pages,  size  17^  x  23- 
See  St.  Johns. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page.  321. 

JOLIETTE,   pop.  4,200,  Co.  Joliette,  on  the  River  1'Assomption,  and 

*  on  the  C.  P.  Ry.,    16  miles  S.  W.  of  Berthierville  and  45  miles  from 
Montreal.     Tel.,   T.,   Ex.,    M.O.,    Bank.     Chief  Industries  :  paper, 
grist,  saw,  planing  and  fulling  mills,  foundry,  two  tanneries,  biscuit, 
boot   and    shoe    factories,  and   machine   shops.     Chief  Shipments  : 
grain,  live  stock,  farm  produce,  paper,  etc.     The  town  contains  two 
churches,  a  college,   convent,  hospital,  industrial  school,  and  large 
quantities  of  limestone  in  adjacent  quarries  ;  it  is  a  business  centre 
for  thirty  parishes,  and  has  a  large  trade  in  pine  and  spruce  timber; 
within  a  short  distance  is  a  waterfall  of  considerable  height.     Sur- 
rounding tqwns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  L'As- 
somption,  Terrebonne,  Epiphanie,  St.  Alexis,  St  Paul  and  St.  Gabriel 
de  Brandon. 

L'ANNONCEUR,  French,  weekly;  J.  M.  St.  Jean,  publisher; 
established  1898  ;  independent  ;  Friday ;  subscription  50  cents, 
four  pages,  size  20  x  13^.  Circ'n  }£ 

Sec  Publishers  Statement  Page  388. 

L'ETOILE  DU  NORD,  French,  weekly;  Albert  Gervais,  editor 
and  publisher;  established  1884;  independent;  Thursday;  sub- 
scription 50  cents  ;  four  pages,  size  12^  x  18.  Sworn  Circ'n  2,5OQ 

LE  COUVENT,  French,  monthly;  Rev.  F.  A.  Baillarge,  editor 
and  publisher ;  established  1886;  young  ladies'  paper;  subscription 
25  cents  ;  sixteen  pages  and  cover,  size  5x7. 

KNOWLTON,  pop.  850,   Co.  Brome,   near  head  of  Brome  Lake,  on 

*  C.P.Ry.,  60  miles  from  Montreal  and  10  miles  from  Waterloo.    Tel., 
T.,   Ex.,   M.O.  ;  Bank  at  Cowansville.     Chief  Industries  :  saw  and 
grist  mills,    tannery,    butter-tub   and    pump   factories.     Chief  Ship- 
ments :  lumber,  farm  produce  and  products  of  its  factories.     It  is 
the  chief  town  of  Brome  Co.,  and  contains  four  churches,  academy 
and  schools  ;  it  is  also  a  summer  resort  for  visitors  from  Montreal. 
Surrounding  towns  and    villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Mansonville,  Sutton,   West    Bolton,  Eastman,    Abbotsford,    Abbot's 
Corners,    Frelighsburg,  Dunham,  St.  Armand  West   and  Clarence- 
ville. 

NEWS  AND   BROME   COUNTY   ADVOCATE,   weekly;    E. 
R.  Smith  &  Sons,  editors  and  publishers  ;  established  1885  ;  conser- 
vative ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  twelve  pages,  size  17^2  x  23. 
See  St.  John's. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  321. 

LAGHUTE,    pop.    1,751,    Co.   Argenteuil,    on    the  North    River  and 

*  Canadian    Pacific     Railway,     44  miles   North    of    Montreal.     Tel., 
T.,     Ex.,     M.O.,     Bank.       Chief  Industries  :   paper     mill,     woolen 
mill,    two   carriage   factories,    two   foundries,    bobbin    and    shuttle 
and     wooden-ware      factories,     grist    and    saw    mills     and    brick 
yard.     Chief    Shipments  :    grain,     lumber,  farm  produce    and    the 
products   of  its  manufactories.     The  town  contains   six   churches, 
the    county  buildings,  four  hotels  and  several  storey.     Surrounding 
towns   and    villages    where  no     papers  'are    published  :    Browns- 
burg,  Dalesville,  St.  Columbin,  Gushing,  Carillon,  St.   Andrews  and 
Avoca. 

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N  EWS,  AND  ARGENTEUIL  CO.  ADVOCATE,  weekly;  E.  R. 
Smith  &  Sons,  publishers  ;  established  1894  ;  Friday  ;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  twelve  pages,  size  17^  x  23.  See  Si.  John's. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  321. 

WATCH  MAN,  AND  OTTAWA  VALLEY  ADVOCATE,  week- 
ly ;  J.  S.  Giles,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established  1879  ;  conserva- 
tive ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  ^ 

LAKE  MEGANTIC,  pop.  1,500,  Co.  Compton,  on  the  C.P.R.  60 
miles  from  Sherbrooke  ;  Tel.,  T.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries  :  saw  and 
pulp  mills,  sash  and  door  factory.  Chief  Shipments:  lumber  and  pulp. 
The  town  contains  besides  its  stores,  mills,  etc.,  one  church  and 
a  couple  of  hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published  :  Compton,  East  Angus,  Robinson  and  Scotstown. 

CHRONICLE,  weekly;  Chronicle  Printing  Co.,  publishers; 
conservative;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size 
15  x  22.  See  Cookshire  Chronicle. 

LEVIS  (or  Point  Levis),  pop.  7,850,  Co.  Levis,  on  the  south  shore  of  the 

*  St.  Lawrence  River,  opposite  the  City  of  Quebec.     It  is  the  terminus 
of  the  G.T.Ry.,  of  the  I.C.Ry.  and  of  the  Quebec   Central   Ry.,  172 
miles  from  Montreal  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.    Chief  Industries  : 
saw  mills,  boot  and  shoe  factories,  boiler  and  machine  shops.    Chief 
Shipments  :  grain,  lumber,  live  stock,  etc.     The  town  contains  three 
churches,  convents,  college  and  schools,  and  the  county  buildings  ; 
the  celebrated  Levis  Dry   Docks  are  a  few  minutes  walk  from  the 
centre  of  the  town  ;  ferries  run  to  Quebec  throughout  the  year,  and 
numbers  of  merchants  and  clerks  in  Quebec  reside  in  Levis.     Sur- 
rounding towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :   St. 
Romuald,  St.  Joseph,  St.  Henri,   Bienville,   Etchemin,   St.  Jean  and 
St.  Nicholas. 

LE  QUOTIDIEN,  French;  every  evening  except  Sunday;  Mer- 
cier  &  Co.,  editors  and  publishers  ;  established  1879  ;  independent  ; 
subscription  $2.00  ;  four  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  4^ 

WEEKLY  ;  (f/ebdomadaire)  established  1881  ;  Wednesday  ;  subs- 
cription 50  cents  ;four  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  3^ 

LE   MONITEUR,  monthly.     No  report.  > 

LE  BULLETIN  DES  HISTORIQUES,  monthly  ;  Pierre  Geo. 
Ray,  publisher. 

LOUISEVILLE    pop.    1,740,  Co.   Maskinonge,  on  C.P.Ry.,  6  miles 

*  from  St.  Leon  Springs.     Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.     Chief  Industries  : 
saw,  planing  and  grist  mills,  sash  and  door  factories,  foundries,  two 
tanneries  and  a  brewery.     The  town  contains  two  churches,   a  con- 
vent and  model  school.     Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no 
papers  are  published  :   St.    Leon  Springs,  Yamachiche,   St.  Ursule, 
St.  Justin  and  Pointe  du  Lac. 

LE  PROGRES,  French,  weekly;  Charles  Trepanier,  publisher; 
established  1897;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00;  four  pages,  size  16 
x  22.  Circ'n 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  344. 

MAGOG,  pop.  2,500,  Co.  Stanstead,  at  the  outlet  of  Lake  Memphrem- 
agog,  and  on  the  E.  Div.  C.  P.  R.  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  ;  Bank  at 
Sherbrooke,  18  miles  distant.  The  town  contains  excellent  water 
power.  Chief  Industries :  the  Magog  Textile  &  Print  Co.  works, 
owned  by  the  Hochelaga  Cotton  Co.,  grist  and  saw  mills,  door, 

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sash  and  carriage  factories.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  flour,  farm 
produce  and  the  products  of  its  factories.  The  town  contains  four 
churches.  Surrounding-  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published :  Fitch  Bay,  Georgeville,  Bolton  Centre,  Mansonville, 
Ayer's  Flat,  Hatley,  Barnston  and  Massawippi. 

ENTERPRISE,  weekly;  John  R.  Wilcox,  editor  and  pro- 
prietor ;  established  1894  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  eight  pages, 
size  15  x  21.  Circ'n 

N  EWS,  weekly  ;  E.  R.  Smith  &  Sons,  editors  and  publishers  ; 
established  1891;  conservative;  Friday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  twelve 
pages,  size  17^  x  23.  See  St.  John's  Areu>s. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  32 1 . 

MONTMAGNY,  pop.  1,600,  Co.  Montmagny,  on  the  south  shore  of 
the  St.  Lawrence,  and  on  the  I.C.R.,  49  miles  E.  of  Quebec.  Tel., 
T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries  :  saw,  grist  and  carding  mills  and 
two  butter  factories.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  grain  and  farm 
produce.  The  town  contains  besides  its  stores,  mills,  etc.,  one 
Roman  Catholic  church,  one  college,  one  academy,  one  hospital 
and  three  hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published  :  St.  Ignace  and  St.  Francois. 

L'ECHO  DE  MONTMAGNY,  French,  weekly  ;  Alphonse  Caron, 
publisher  ;  established  1894;  liberal ;  subscription  $1.00;  four  pages, 
size  17  x  20.  Circ'n 

MONTREAL,  pop.  225,650,  including  suburbs  250,000,  Co.  Hochela- 
ga.  The  commercial  metropolis  of  the  Dominion  of  Canada,  situated 
on  the  north  side  of  an  island  formed  by  the  confluence  of  the  Otta- 
wa River  with  the  River  St.  Lawrence,  and  known  as  the  Island  of 
Montreal,  latitude  45°  31'  N.,  longitude  73°  34'  W.  Tel.,  T.,  Ex., 
M.O.,  Bank.  Montreal  is  distant  from  Quebec  172  miles  ;  from  Ot- 
tawa 1 20  miles  ;  Toronto  333  ;  Hamilton  373  ;  Halifax  758  ;  Freder- 
icton  457 ;  Winnipeg  1423;  Victoria  2990;  Regina  1779;  Boston 
334  ;  New  York  400  ;  Chicago  845  ;  and  2750  miles  from  Liverpool. 
Chief  Industries  :  thirty-five  boot  and  shoe  factories,  twenty-five  fur 
and  hat  factories,  eleven  coffee  and  spice  mills,  seven  flour,  two 
rolling,  twenty  saw  and  planing,  two  woolen  and  three  cotton  mills, 
two  large  sugar  refineries,  thirty-five  brass,  stove  and  iron  foun- 
dries, one  type  foundry,  and  among  its  other  manufactories  are  : 
aerated  waters,  ginger  ale,  cider,  beer,  baking  powder,  baskets, 
bedding,  belts,  biscuits,  braces,  bricks,  brooms,  card  board,  card 
clothing,  clay  pipes,  clothing,  confectionery,  cordage,  corks,  cor- 
sets, doors,  blind  and  sashes,  felt,  fibre,  fringe  and  tassels,  glass, 
gloves,  glue,  grates  and  mantles,  hay  presses,  jewellery,  lamps, 
lard,  lead  pipe,  mirrors  and  mouldings,  office  and  all  kinds  of  furni- 
ture, paints,  oil  cloths  and  oiled  clothing,  oils,  paper  bags,  pickles, 
printers'  supplies,  rubber  goods  of  all  kinds,  sails,  tents  and  awn- 
ings, scales,  soap  and  candles,  stationery,  tinware,  umbrellas,  var- 
nish, vinegar,  wall  paper,  wire,  wrenches  and  all  kinds  of  tools, 
yeast,  billiard  tables,  bolts,  carriages  and  sleighs,  horse  shoe  and 
all  kinds  of  nails,  tacks,  mucilage,  paper  boxes,  telephones,  all 
kinds  of  wooden  ware,  boilers,  engines  and  machinery  of  all  kinds,  in- 
cluding sewing  machines  and  type  setting  machines,  railway  coaches 
and  freight  cars,  ships,  boats,  saws,  files  and  agricultural  implements. 
It  is  the  head  quarters  of  the  two  great  railway  corporations, 
the  Grand  Trunk  and  the  Canadian  Pacific,  whose  ,works  here  em- 
ploy several  thousand  hands  in  each  case.  Chief  shipments  :  grain, 
lumber,  cheese,  butter,  horses,  cattle,  sheep  and  pigs,  apples,  pota- 
toes, machinery,  phosphates,  asbestos,  flour,  boots  and  shoes,  coal, 

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fish,  hay,  paper,  wooden  ware,  cottons,  spools,  furs  and   skins,  cor- 
dage, furniture,  etc. 

Montreal  first  began  to  be  settled  by  Europeans  in  1542  ;  and  ex- 
actly one  century  later  the  spot  destined  to  be  the  city  was  consecrat- 
ed with  due  solemities,  commended  to  the  "  Queen  of  Angels,"  and 
called  I'ille-Marie,  a  name  which  it  retained  for  a  long  period.  In 
1760  it  was  taken  by  the  English.  Early  in  the  present  century 
vessels  of  more  than  three  hundred  tons  could  not  ascend  to  Mont- 
real, and  its  foreign  trade  was  carried  on  by  small  brigs  and  barges. 
In  1809  the  first  steam  vessel,  "  The  Accommodation,"  built  by  the 
Hon.  John  Molson,  made  a  trip  to  Quebec.  She  had  berths  for 
twenty  passengers.  Years  of  industry  and  intelligence,  enterprise 
and  labor  have  produced  a  mighty  contrast.  Ocean  steamers  of 
4,000  to  10,000  tons  and  ships  from  700  to  2,000,  from  all  parts  of  the 
world,  now  lie  alongside  of  the  wharves  in  the  harbor,  which  are 
not  equalled  in  Canada  in  point  of  extent,  accommodation,  approach 
and  cleanliness.  Montreal  was  formerly  the  capital  of  Canada,  but 
in  April,  1849,  a  political  mob  burned  the  Parliament  Buildings  and 
the  seat  of  government  was  in  consequence  removed  to  Quebec,  sub- 
sequently to  Toronto  and  finally  to  Ottawa.  In  July,  1852,  a  destruc- 
tive fire  laid  waste  a  large  part  of  the  city,  burning  i ,  108  houses  and 
destroying  property  valued  at  $1,363,264.  Montreal  is  noted  for  its 
charitable  and  religious  institutions,  some  of  which  were  founded 
nearly  250  years  ago.  The  oldest  church  in  the  city  is  the  Bonse- 
cours  (Roman  Catholic),  it  was  erected  in  1658  ;  was  burnt  in  1764, 
but  rebuilt  in  1771.  The  city  is  abundantly  supplied  with  pure  wa- 
ter, and  is  lighted  by  electricity  and  gas.  The  principal  buildings 
are  the  City  Hall,  Court  House,  Post  Office,  Custom  House,  Board 
of  Trade,  Seminary  of  St.  Sulpice,  Convent  of  Notre  Dame,  General 
Hospital,  Royal  Victoria  Hospital,  Grey  Nunnery,  Montreal  College, 
McGill  University  Buildings,  Laval  University,  Presbyterian,  Me- 
thodist and  Congregational  Colleges,  Young  Men's  Christian  Associa 
tion  building,  St.  Mary's  College,  Montreal  Diocesan  College, 
Academy  of  Music,  Queen's  Hall,  Theatre  Royal,  Her  Majesty's 
Theatre,  Theatre  Francais,  Victoria  Skating  Rink,  Deaf  and  Dumb 
Asylum,  Mechanics'  Hall,  etc.  It  has  thirteen  markets,  including 
Bonsecours,  a  magnificent  building  with  a  lofty  dome,  fronting  on  the 
River.  It  has  eighty  churches  and  five  synagogues.  Its  parks  and 
squares  are  numerous,  the  chief  being  Mount  Royal  Park,  covering 
430  acres,  and  affording  from  the  "Look  out"  one- of  the  finest 
urban  views  of  the  continent.  Montreal  is  the  head  of  ocean  naviga- 
tion on  the  St.  Lawrence,  and  its  shipping  trade  is  the  largest  of  any 
city  in  Canada,  the  annual  exports  amounting  to  about  $30,000,000 
and  the  imports  about  $45,000,000.  It  is  the  head  port  of  eight 
steamship  companies,  one  of  which  (the  Allan  line)  is  among  the 
largest  in  the  world.  Over  6,000  vessels  arrive  annually  during  the 
season  of  navigation.  Its  granite  docks  extend  seven  or  eight  miles 
up  and  down  the  river.  Montreal  has  about  two-thirds  of  the  bank- 
ing capital  of  Canada,  no  less  than  eight  of  its  chartered  banks 
having  their  head  offices  here.  The  Victoria  Bridge  across  the  River 
St.  Lawrence  at  Montreal,  was  the  largest  tubular  bridge  in  the 
world,  being  9,184  feet  in  length.  It  contains  24  spans  of  242  feet 
each  and  one  (the  centre  60  feet  above  the  river)  of  330  feet,  and  it 
cost  nearly  $7,000,000.  This  bridge  has  now  been  replaced  by  a 
double  track  steel  bridge  laid  on  the  old  piers.  The  educational 
means  of  the  city  comprise  a  university  (McGill)  with  faculties  of  law, 
arts,  science,  medicine,  and  veterinary  science,  and  theological 
colleges  connected  with  the  Methodist,  Congregational,  Presbyte- 
rian, Church  of  England,  and  Roman  Catholic  churches  ;  a  high 
school,  two  normal  schools^  and  a  number  of  private  and  public 
schools  and  several  classical  and  scientific  academies,  also  a  medical 

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college  affiliated  to  Victoria  College,  Toronto,  a  branch  of  Laval 
University  at  Quebec,  and  the  medical  faculty  of  the  University  of 
Bishop's  College,  Lennoxville.  Surrounding- towns  and  villages  where 
no  papers  are  published  :  Cote  St.  Paul,  Cote  St.  Louis,  St.  Cune- 
gonde,  St.  Henri,  Maisonneuve,  Lachine,  St.  Lambrt's,  Laprairie, 
Longue  Pointe,  Norwood,  St.  Therese,  St.  Eustache,  St.  Rose,  St. 
Anne  de  Bellevue,  Mascouche,  L'Epiphanie,  Vaudreuil,  Valois, 
Pointe  Claire,  Longueuil,  Boucherville,  Terrebonne,  St.  Vincent 
de  Paul,  Sault  aux  Recollets,  St.  Laurent,  Montreal  Junction,  and 
Oka. 

GAZETTE,  every  morning  except  Sunday  ;  Gazette  Printing  Co., 
publishers  ;  Richard  White,  managing  director,  cor.  St.  Francois 
Xavier  and  Craig  Sts. ;  established  1778  ;  conservative  ;  subscription 
$6.00  ;  eight  to  twelve  pages,  Saturday  edition  sixteen  pages,  size 
\%Yz  x  24^-  Sworn  Circ'n  9,215 

WEEKLY,  Thursday;  established  1871  ;  subscription  5oc.  ;  eight 
pages,  size  18 }4  x  24)^. 

Issue  also  Les  Rapports  Judiciaires  de  Quebec  and  Montreal 
Medical  Journal. 

Advt. — The  Gazette  is  the  only  English  morning  paper  in  Montreal  delivered 
daily  into  the  houses  of  permanent  subscribers,  on  this  account  its  circulation  is 
more  valuable  to  advertisers  than  that  of  any  other  newspaper  in  the  city.  See 
advt.  page  273 

HERALD,  every  morning  except  Sunday;  The  Herald  Publishing 
Co.  (Limited),  publishers  ;  Jas.  S.  Brierley,  Managing  Director,  141 
St.  James  St.  ;  established  1808  ;  liberal  ;  subscription  $3.00  ;  eight 
to  ten  pages,  size  18  x  23. 

WEEKLY,  established  1827  ;  Wednesday;  subscription 75c.  ;  eight 
pages,  size  18  x  23. 

STAR,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  Graham  &Co.,  publishers, 
163  St.  James  St. ;  established  1869  ;  independent  ;  subscription 
$3,00;  twelve  to  twenty-four  pages,  size  20  x  24.  Sworn  Circ'n  52,6OO 

WEEKLY  (Family  Herald  and  Weekly  Star),  established  1869  ; 
Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  twenty-four  pages,  size  20  x  24. 

Sworn  Circ'n  115,944 

Advt. —  The  Star  is  the  only  paper  in  Canada  embodying  in  its  advertising 


fuse  to  pay  the  accounts  rendered  for  s 
261. 

WITN  ESS,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  John  Dougall  &  Son, 
editors  and  publishers  ;  corner  Craig  and  St.  Peters  Sts.  ;  estab- 
lished 1860  ;  independent  ;  subscription  $3.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  16 
x  20,  Saturday  20  x  26. 

Circ'n,  actual  average  for  6  mos.  ending  March  3ist.,  1899,  13,972 

WEEKLY,  Wednesday  ;  established  1845  ;  independent  ;  eight 
pages,  size  20  x  27. 

Circ'n,  actual  average  for  6  mos.  ending  March  31  St.,  1899,  25,358 
Issue  also  the  Northern  Messenger. 

LA  Ml  N  ERVE,  French,  every  morning  except  Sunday  ;  Hon.  G. 
A.  Nantel  editor  in  chief,  85  St.  James  St.  ;  established  1826  ;  con- 
servative ;  subscription  $5.00  ;  four  pages,  size  17  x  24. 

LE  MONDE  CANADIEN,  weekly  edition  of  Ea  Minerve,  es- 
tablished 1826;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  17 
x  24.  Sworn  Circ'n  1<1,211 

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QUEBEC.  135 

LAPATRIE,  French,  every  evening  except  Sunday;  La  Patrie 
Publishing1  Co.,  publishers,  Tarte  Bros.,  managers  and  proprietors; 
77  St.  James  ;  established  1879  ;  liberal ;  subscription  $3.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  18  x  24.  Sworn  Circ'n  19,641 

Advt.-La  Patrie  reaches  a  better  class  of  readers  than  any  other  paper  printed 
in  French  in  Canada.  Sworn  circulation  for  January  1809,  22,568.  Circulation 
books  open  to  all.  See  advt.  page  325. 

LE  C  ULT I  VAT  EUR,  weekly  edition  of  La  Patrie,  Patrie  Pub- 
lishing Co.,  publishers,  Saturday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  twelve  pages, 
size  18  x  24.  Sworn  Cvrc'n  28,780 

LA  PRESSE,  French,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  T.  Ber- 
thiaume,  editor  and  publisher,  71  St.  James  St.  ;  established  1884; 
independent  ;  subscription  $3.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  19  x  24. 

Circ'n,  actual  average  for  1898,  63,216 

WEEKLY, established  1884;  Thursday;  subscription $1.00;  twelve 
pages,  size  19  x  24.  Circ'n,  actual  average  for  1898,  29,O99 

Advt. — Largest  daily  circulation  in  British  North  America  without  exception. 
Field  covered  :  Province  of  Quebec,  80%  French  according  to  census  and  the 
French  residents  of  the  New  England  States.  The  net  Canadian  circulation  of 
"La  Presse"  is  larger  than  that  of  any  other  daily  in  Canada  either  French  or 
English.  Sworn  statement  and  books  open  to  advertisers  to  verify  circulation 
claimed.  See  advt.  pages  364-365. 

EXCHANGE  NEWS,  every  evening  except  Sunday;  Ex- 
change News  Publishing  Co.,  publishers  ;  457  St.  Paul  St.,  estab- 
lished 1898  ;  financial  ;  subscription  $6.00  ;  four  pages,  size  n^  x 
I7#- 

CANADIAN  GROCER,  weekly;  MacLean  Publishing  Co. 
publishers,  Board  of  Trade  Bldg.  See  Toronto. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  341. 

COMMERCIAL  GAZETTE,  weekly;  J.  Lovell  Wiseman, 
manager,  33  St.  Nicholas  St.,  established  1884;  independent; 
Saturday  ;  subscription  Si.oo  ;  sixteen  pages,  size  13  x  8)4. 

DOMINION  PRESBYTERIAN,  weekly;  Mount  Royal  Pub- 
lishing Co.,  publishers,  232  St.  James  St.,  established  1898;  Presby- 
terian ;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.50;  sixteen  pages,  size  12  x  9. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  312. 

FAMILY   HERALD.     See  Weekly  Star.  > 

HARDWARE  AND   METAL  MERCHANT,  weekly;    Mac- 
Lean  Publishing  Co.,  publishers,  Board  of  Trade  Bldg.  See  Toronto. 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  341. 

JOURNAL  OF  COMMERCE,  FINANCE  AND  INSUR- 
ANCE REVIEW,  weekly  ;  M.  S.  Foley,  editor  and  publisher,  171 
St.  James  ;  established  1875  ;  commercial  ;  Friday  ;  subscription 
$2.00  ;  forty-eight  pages,  size  8^  x  13. 

MCGILL  OUTLOOK,  weekly  ;  Students  of  McGill  University, 
publishers  ;  established  1898  ;  college  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription 
Si. oo  ;  twenty-two  pages,  size  n  x  8^.  Circ'n  ^ 

METROPOLITAN,  weekly;  The  Metropolitan  Co.,  publishers, 
Board  of  Trade  Bldg  ;  established  1891  ;  society,  art,  literature, 
politics  ;  Saturday;  subscription  $2.00;  sixteen  pages,  size  12  x  16. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  419. 

NORTHERN  MESSENGER,  weekly  ;  John  Doug-all  &  Son, 
publishers,  Cor  Craig  and  St.  Peter  Sts. ;  established  1 866 ;  temperance 
and  religious;  subscription  30  cents;  eight  pages,  size  n  x  15. 

Circ'n,  actual  average  for  6  months  ending  Mar.  3ist.  99)  44,71O 

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PATRIOT,  weekly  ;  T.  B.  Warren,  editor  ;  Patriot  Printing  and 
Lithographic  Co.,  publishers,  32  St.  Gabriel  St.;  established  1883  ; 
liberal  ;  Saturday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  20  x  26. 

Circ'n  i^ 

SHAREHOLDER,  weekjy  ;  S.  B.  Foote&Co.,  editors  and  pub- 
lishers, 206  McGill  St.  ;  established  1878;  financial;  Friday  ;  subscrip- 
tion $2.00  ;  eighteen  pages,  size  u  x  15.  Circ'n  2^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  417. 

SUN  DAY  SUN ,  weekly  ;  E.  W.  Summerskill  &  Co.,  publishers, 
established  1893  ;  independent  ;  Sunday  ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  17  x  24.  Circ'n  actual  average  for  1898,  6,061 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  323. 

TRADE  BULLETIN,  weekly  ;  H.  Mason,  editor  and  publisher, 
Board  of  Trade  Building  ;  established  1885  ;  commercial  ;  Friday  ; 
subscription  $2.00  ;  four  pages,  size  18  x  24. 

TRADE  REVIEW,  FINANCE  AND  INSURANCE  RECORD, 
weekly  ;  Henry  Harvey  &  Co.,  publishers,  769  Craig  St.,  established 
1885  ;  commercial ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $2.00 ;  forty  pages,  size 
8^  x  n#. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  345. 

TRUE  WITNESS  AND  CATHOLIC  CHRONICLE,  weekly; 
True  Witness  Printing  and  Publishing  Co.,  publishers,  St.  James  St; 
established  1851  ;  religious  ;  Roman  Catholic  ;  Wednesday  ;  sub- 
scription, city  $1.50,  elsewhere  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  22. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  272.  Circ'n  8^ 

WESTMOUNT  ADVERTISER,  weekly  ;  E.  G.  Hart,  pub- 
lisher, 4226  St.  Catherine  St  ;  independent  ;  Saturday  ;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  four  pages. 

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PULP,  monthly  ;  Pulp  Trade  Pub.  Co.,  publishers,  3381.  Nicholas 
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LA  CLINIQUE,  French,  monthly.     No  report. 
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LA  GAZETTE  MEDICALE,  French, monthly ;  Louis  E.  Fortier, 
M.D.,  editor;  Medical  Gazette  Publishing  Co.,  publishers;  estab- 
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LE  JOURNAL  D'HYGIENE  POPU  LAI  RE,  French,  month- 
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of  Franciscans  of  Montreal,  publishers;  established  1883;  Roman 
Catholic  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  thirty-six  pages,  size  6x9. 

LA  REVUE  DE  JURISPRUDENCE,  French,  monthly ;  Hon. 
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LA  REVUE  LEG  ALE,  French,  monthly;  J.  J.  Beauchamp,  Q.C. 
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L'UNION  MEDICALE  DU  CANADA,  French,  monthly;  C. 
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CANADIAN  ANTIQUARIAN  AND  NUMISMATIC  JOUR- 
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Baby),  editors  and  publishers  ;  R.  W.  McLachlan,  treasurer  ;  estab- 
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geology  ;  subscription  $1.50;  one  hundred  and  twenty-eight  pages, 
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ORMS T OWN,  pop.  850,  Co.  Chateauguay,  a  thriving  village  on  the 
Chateauguay  River,  and  on  G.  T.  Ry.,  47 X  miles  from  Montreal  ; 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Bank  at  Huntingdon.  Chief  Industries  :  terra 
cotta  and  brick  making,  saw,  grist  and  carding  mills,  sash,  door  and 
cheese  factories,  etc.  Chief  Shipments  :  bricks,  grain,  cheese  and 
farm  produce.  The  village  contains  four  churches,  five  hotels  and 
eight  stores.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  Howick,  Ste.  Martine,  Franklin,  St.  Chrysostome,  St. 
Philemon,  Cowans,  Covey  Hill,  Brysons,  Beauharnois  and  St.  Louis 
de  Gonzague. 

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QUEBEC,  pop.  73,446,  Co.  Quebec,  is  situated  on  the  left  bank  of  the 
*  River  St.  Lawrence  at  Point  des  Monts,  180  miles  N.E.  of  Montreal, 
and  328  miles  N.W.  of  Portland,  Me.,  lat.  (of  N.E.  bastion)  46°  49' 
6",  long.  71°  13'  45"  W.  Chief  Industries  :  ship  building,  manufacture 
of  iron  castings,  machinery,  cutlery,  nails,  cartridges  and  shells, 
leather,  paper,  church  ornaments,  boots  and  shoes,  rope,  tobacco 
and  cigars,  steel,  etc.  Chief  Shipments  :  timber  is  shipped  by  mill- 
ions of  feet  to  all  parts  of  the  world,  potatoes,  cabbages  and  turnips 
form  a  large  portion  of  its  exports,  while  all  classes  of  merchandize 
is  shipped  to  every  civilized  country.  Levis  immediately  opposite  is 
connected  by  a  ferry  and  a  great  many  of  the  business  men  and 
clerks  of  Quebec  reside  there.  Quebec  is  the  capital  of  the  Pro- 
vince of  Quebec,  and  is  the  third  most  populous  city  in  Canada. 
In  the  grandeur  of  its  site  and  surroundings,  in  the  strength  of  its 
fortifications,  in  the  extent  and  romance  of  its  history,  and  the 
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among'  the  cities  of  America.  The  city  has  a  remarkably  pictu- 
resque situation  between  the  two  rivers  at  the  north-eastern  ex- 
tremity of  a  narrow  but  elevated  tableland,  which  for  about  eight 
miles  forms  the  left  bank  of  the  River  St.  Lawrence.  Cape  Diamond, 
the  extremity  of  the  tableland,  is  333  feet  above  the  level  of  the  river, 
to  which  it  presents  a  nearly  precipitous  face  ;  the  descent  to  the  St. 
Charles  River  is  more  gradual.  The  distance  from  one  river  to  the 
other  is  little  more  than  a  mile.  Opposite  Cape  Diamond  the  St. 
Lawrence  is  contracted  to  a  breadth  of  1,314  yards  ;  but  immediately 
below,  at  the  confluence  of  the  St.  Charles,  it  spreads  out  into  a 
broad  and  beautiful  basin,  more  than  2,500  yards  wide,  forming  a 
capacious  and  excellent  harbor.  The  Spring  tides  rise  and  fall  18 
feet.  Quebec  is  divided  into  two  parts  called  Upper  and  Lower 
Towns.  The  Upper  Town  occupies  the  highest  part  of  the  pro- 
montory, a  small  part  of  it  is  surrounded  with  walls,  and  otherwise 
fortified.  The  ancient  citadel,  which  crowns  the  summit  of  Cape 
Diamond,  covers,  with  its  numerous  works,  an  area  of  40  acres,  and 
from  its  position  is  the  strongest  natural  fortress  in  America.  The 
Lower  Town,  which  is  the  seat  of  commerce,  is  built  around  the  base 
of  Cape  Diamond,  where,  in  many  places,  the  rock  has  been  cut 
away  to  make  room  for  the  houses.  The  banks  of  both  rivers  are 
lined  with  warehouses  and  wharves,  the  latter  jutting  about  200  feet 
into  the  stream,  and  along  them  the  water  is  sufficiently  deep  to 
admit  vessels  of  the  largest  size.  The  city  has  several  times  suffered 
from  disastrous  fires,  but  the  result  has  been  the  erection  of  more 
attractive  buildings  and  a  consequent  improvement  in  the  general 
appearance  of  the  city-  In  the  Upper  Town  are  several  squares 
and  public  walks  commanding  views  unrivalled  for  their  varied  and 
picturesque  appearance.  In  one  stands  a  substantial  monument, 
erected  to  the  joint  memory  of  Generals  Wolfe  and  Montcalm,  the 
English  and  French  commanders  who  fell  in  the  taking  of  Quebec  in 
1759.  It  is  65  feet  high.  A  monument  40  feet  high  marks  the  spot 
where  General  Wolfe  fell  on  the  Plains  of  Abraham  ;  while  on  St. 
Foy  Road  stands  a  monument  presented  by  Prince  Napoleon  Bona- 
parte in  1855,  commemorating  a  fierce  struggle  which  took  place 
here  in  1760  between  the  British  and  French  troops.  Among  the 
public  buildings  of  Quebec  may  be  mentioned  the  new  Parliament 
Buildings  ;  the  Roman  Catholic  Cathedral,  with  a  seating  capacity 
of  4,000  persons,  and  covering  with  the  university  attached  an  area 
of  eight  acres  ;  the  English  Cathedral,  surmounted  by,a  lofty  spire, 
both  occupying  elevated  positions  in  the  Upper  Town.  There  are 
twenty-three  churches  in  Quebec  and  one  synagogue.  The  educat- 
ional institutions  comprise  three  Roman  Catholic  Colleges,  viz  : 
Laval  University,  with  faculties  of  arts,  law  and  medicine  ;  the 
Grand  Seminary  and  the  Minor  Seminary  ;  the  Ursuline  Convent,  an 
extensive  establishment  founded  in  1641  ;  several  nunneries  ;  Morrin 
College,  with  seven  professors  ;  Laval,  Normal  and  Model  schools  ; 
Girls'  High  school  ;  the  Quebec  High  school,  and  a  number  of  private 
academies  and  public  schools.  There  are  in  addition,  a  Canadian 
Institute,  provided  with  a  library  and  reading  room  ;  the  Literary 
and  Historical  Society,  the  oldest  chartered  institution  of  its  kind  in 
Canada,  having  been  founded  in  1824,  and  possessing  valuable 
"  Records  of  the  Realm  "  in  eighty  or  ninety  folios,  and  a  large 
collection  of  historical  manuscripts  ;  but  nearly  the  whole  of  its 
museum  and  a  great  part  of  its  library  were  destroyed  by  fire,  with 
the  Parliament  buildings,  in  1854  ;  the  Entomological  Society,  St. 
Patrick's  Literary  Institute,  Advocates'  Library,  Board  of  Trade, 
Merchants'  Exchange  and  the  Y.  M.C.A.  rooms.  The  principal 
benevolent  institutions  are  the  Marine  Hospital,  the  Hotel  Dieu,  the 
(Jeffery  Hale)  General  Hospital,  and  the  Lunatic  Asylum  at  Beau- 
port.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  pub- 

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lished  :    New    Liverpool,    Beauport,    Isle    of  Orleans,    Sillery,    St. 
Joseph,  St.  Romuald,  St.  Nicholas,  Etchemin  and  Charlesbourg-. 

CHRONICLE,  every  morning-  except  Sunday  ;  Chronicle  Ptg-. 
Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1847  ;  liberal-conservative  ;  subscrip- 
tion $3.00;  four  pages,  size  20  x  27.  Actual  Circ'n  in  Dec.  1898.  3,100 

WEEKLY  Gazette,  established  1847  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  20  x  27.  Circ'n  i 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  315. 

MERCURY,  every  evening-  except  Sunday;  W.  J.  Maguire, 
editor  and  publisher  ;  established  1805  ;  conservative  ;  subscription 
$3.00  ;  four  pages,  size  16  x  23.  Circ'n  i 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  381. 

TELEGRAPH,  every  evening  except  [Sunday  ;  Frank  Carrel, 
editor  and  publisher  ;  established  1874  ;  independent  ;  subscription 
$3.00  ;  four  pages,  size  13  x  20.  Sworn  Circ'n  2,8OO 

WEEKLY,  (Saturday  Budget}  ;  established  1870  ;  Saturday  ; 
subscription  $1.00  ;  four  to  six  pages,  size  20^  x  27.  Circ'n  2 

Advt. —  The  Quebec  Daily  '•  Telegraph  "  is  the  best  English  paper  in  Quebec 
to  reach  the  buyers.  It  is  the  only  evening  paper  that  proves  its  circulation. 
Every  advf  rtist-r  of  1897  renewed  for  1898.  Every  advertiser  of  1898  renewed 
for  1899.  What  other  paper  has  this  showing  ?  See  advt.  page  299 

COURRIER  DU  CANADA,  French,  every  evening  except 
Sunday  ;  Thos.  Chapais,  proprietor,  L.  J.  Demers  &  Frere,  publish- 
ers; established  1857;  conservative;  subscription  $5.00;  four  pages, 
size  17  x  24.  Circ'n  i^ 

WEEKLY,  (Journal  des  Campagnes)  ;  established  1882  ;  conser- 
vative and  agricultural  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  sixteen 
pages,  size  12  x  18.  Circ'n  2 

EVE  N  EM  E  NT,  French,  every  evening  except  Sunday;  L.  J. 
Demers  &  Frere,  editors  and  publishers  ;  established  1867  ;  sub- 
scription $3.00  ;  four  pages,  size  17/4  x  2^«  Circ'n  S)4 

WEEKLY,  (Journal  des  Campagnes).     See  Courrier  du  Canada. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  348. 

SOLEIL,  French,  every  evening  except  Sunday;  Ulric  Barthe, 
editor  ;  Belleau  &  Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1880  ;  national- 
liberal  ;  subscription  $3.00  ;  four  pages,  size  18  x  24. 

Sworn  Circ'n  6,5OO 

WEEKLY  ;  established  1880  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  75  cents  ; 
sixteen  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Sworn  Circ'n  2,75O 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  370. 

ASSOCIATION,  French,  weekly;  P.  E.  Masson,  editor  and 
publisher  ;  established  1890  ;  social  economy,  and  official  organ  of 
C.M.B.A.  ;  Saturday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  12  x  18. 

LA  GAZETTE  OFFICIELLE,  weekly;  Government  of  Quebec, 

publishers  ;  Chas.  Pageau,   official  printer  ;  Saturday  ;  sixty  pages, 
size  7x12.     Does  not  insert  advertisements. 

LA  REVUE  MEDICALE,  French,  weekly;  Dr.  P.  P.  Bou- 
langer,  publisher  ;  51  Rue  St.  Pierre,  established  1897  ;  medical  ; 
Wednesday  ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  sixteen  pages,  size  10^  x  14. 

LA  SEMAINE  COM  M  ERCIALE,  French,  weekly;  L.  E. 
Thompson,  publisher;  established  1894;  commercial;  subscription 
$2.00  ;  thirty-two  pages,  size  8*4  x  i2/£  Circ'n  i^ 

LA  SEMAINE  RELIGIEUSE  DE  QUEBEC,  Drench,  week- 
ly ;  L'Abbe  de  Gosselin  of  Cap  Sante,  editor  ;  A.  Cote  &  Co.,  pub- 
lishers ;  established  1888  ;  religious;  Saturday  ;  subscription  $i.oqj 
sixteen  pages,  size  4^  x  7.  Circ'n  i 

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LA  VERITE,  French,  weekly;  J.  P.  Tardivel,  editor  and  pub- 
lisher ;  established  1881  ;  independent ;  literary  ;  Saturday ;  sub- 
scription $2.00;  eight  pages,  size  12  x  18.  Circ'n  2 

DIOCESAN  GAZETTE,  monthly;  E.  Arthur  Dunn,  editor; 
established  1894  ;  religious  ;  subscription  25  cents  ;  twenty  pages, 
size  9x6.  Circ'n  i}4 

EDUCATIONAL  REPORT,  monthly  ;  educational.     No  report. 

Y.  M.  C.  A.  NEWS,  monthly;  F.  W.  Gooch,  editor;  Y.M.C. 
A.,  publishers;  established  1889;  Association  news;  subscription 
25  cents  ;  four  pages,  size  8  x  n.  Circ'n  ^ 

ENSEIGNEMENT  PRIMAIRE,  French,  monthly;  C.  J. 
Magnan,  editor  and  publisher  ;  religious  and  educational  ;  subscrip- 
tion $1.00  ;  sixty-four  pages,  size  7  x  io*4.  Circ'n  5 

LECOURRIER  DU  LIVRE,  monthly  ;  French  and  English  ; 
established  1896  ;  historical  ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  thirty-two  to  sixty- 
four  pages.  Circ'n  )4 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  402. 

ANN  ALES  DESAINTE  ANNE,  monthly;  French,  and  En- 
glish ;  established  1886 ;  religious  ;  subscription  50  cents  ;  size 
6x9. 

LACROIX,  monthly  ;  French  ;  religious.     No  report. 

LES  FLEURS  DE  LA  CHARITE,  French,  monthly;  A. 
Nunesvais,  publisher  ;  established  1896;  religious  and  educational ; 
subscription  25  cents  ;  sixteen  pages,  size  9x6. 

LA  GARDE  INDEPENDANTE  CHAMPLAIN,  French; 
monthly;  brotherhood.  No  report. 

QLJYON,  p0p.  ^0)  Co.  Pontiac,  on  the  Ottawa  River  and  on  the  Pon- 
tiac  Pacific  Junction,  35  miles  .from  Ottawa.  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M-O- 
Chief  Industries :  saw  and  planing  mills.  Chief  Shipment :  lumber. 
The  town  contains  besides  its  stores, etc.,  three  churches,  four  hotels. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Bryson,  Chapeau  and  Portage  du  Fort. 

ADVANCE,  weekly;  W.  H.Meredith,  publisher ;  established 
1872;  liberal,  Friday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  18  x 
n^.  Sworn  Circ'n  869 

TIMES,  weekly  ;  Neilson  Publishing  Co.,  publishers  ;  established 
1897  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  21  x  13.  Circ'n  ^ 

RICHMOND,  pop.  2,412,  Co.  Richmond,  on  right  bank  of  River  St. 
*  Francis,  and  on  the  G.T.Ry.,  76^  miles  E.  of  Montreal  ;  Tel.,  T., 
Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries:  foundry,  mining,  saw  and 
grist  mills,  sash  and  door  factories,  G.  T.  Ry.  shops,  etc.  Chief 
Shipments  :  grain,  farm  produce,  slate  and  asbestos.  The  town 
contains  five  churches,  schools,  county  buildings,  good  stores  and 
five  hotels.  A  bridge  spans  the  St.  Francis  and  connects  this  town 
with  Melbourne.  It  has  good  educational  advantages :  the  St. 
Francis  College,  ladies'  model  school,  convent,  public  and  seper- 
ate  schools.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published :  Melbourne,  Ulverton,  New  Rockland,  Kingsey  Falls, 
Brompton  and  South  Durham.  _• 

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GUARDIAN,  weekly;  W.  E.  Jones,  editor  ;  Guardian  Printing 
Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1857;  conservative;  Friday;  subscrip- 
tion -Si. -'5  ;  eight  pages,  size  14  x  20.  Circ'n  i 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  402. 

NEWS  AND  RICHMOND  CO.  ADVOCATE,  weekly  ;  E.  R. 
Smith  &  Sons,  publishers  ;  established  1896  ;  liberal-conservative  ; 
Friday;  subscription  81.00;  twelve  pages,  size  17  x  24.  See  St. 
Johns. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  321. 

TIMES,  AND  COUNTY  RECORD,  weekly  ;  A.  L.  Lance,  edi- 
tor ;  J.  P.  Smith,  publisher  ;  established  1878  ;  liberal  ;  Friday  ; 
subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13^  x  20.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,5OO 

Also  dated  at  Danville  and  Windsor  Mills. 

RIMOUSKI,  pop-  3,000,  Co.  Rimouski,  on  the  south  shore  of  the  St. 
Lawrence  and  on  thel.C.R.,  180  miles  from  Que.bec-  Tel.,  T.,  Ex., 
M.O.  Chief  Industries  :  saw  and  shingle  mills.  Chief  shipment  : 
lumber.  The  town  contains  besides  the  county  buildings,  a  Roman 
Catholic  cathedral  and  a  seminary.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published  :  Little  Metis,  Ste-  Flavie  Station  and 
Grand  Metis- 

LE  MESSAGER  DE  SAINTE  ANNE  DE  LA  POINTE- 
AU-PERE,  French,  monthly  ;  Rev.  R.  P.  Sylvain,  editor  and  pub- 
lisher; established  1881  ;  religious;  twenty-four  pages,  size  3^x6. 

RIVIERE  DU  LOUP,  pop.  4,500,  Co.  Temiscouata,  on  the  south 
shore  of  the  St.  Lawrence  River,  and  on  the  LC.R.  and  Temiscouata 
Ry.,  1 16  miles  below  Quebec.  Tel.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  two 
foundries,  a  tannery  and  planing  mill.  Chief  Shipment  :  lumber. 
The  town  contains  besides  its  stores,  mills,  etc.,  three  churches,  a 
boy's  college,  one  convent,  one  hospital  and  several  hotels.  Sur- 
rounding towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Cacou- 
na,  Riviere  du  Loup  Station  and  Trois-Pistoles. 

LEPEUPLE,  French,  weekly;].  B.  E.  Frenette,  publisher; 
established  1897  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  50  cents  j 
four  pages,  size  15  x  25.  Circ'n  i 

ROCK  ISLAND,  pop.  2,000,  Co.  Stanstead,  is  the  central  and 
business  portion  of  the  "  Three  Villages,"  Rock  Island  and  Stan- 
stead  Plain,  Que.,  and  Derby  Line,  Vt.,  geographically  and  commer- 
cially one,  on  the  Boston  &  Maine  Ry.,  9  miles  from  Newport,  Vt. , 
and  35  miles  from  Sherbrooke,  Que.  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industries:  machinists'  tool  works, two  whip  factories,  boot  and  shoe 
factory,  two  overall  factories,  suspender  factory.  Chief  Shipments  : 
machinists'  and  blacksmiths'  tools,  whips,  boots  and  shoes,  overalls, 
suspenders  and  general  farm  produce.  The  "Three  Villages"  contain 
five  churches,  Methodist  college,  public  schools,  seventeen  stores, 
four  hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  Beebe  Plain,  Fitch  Bay,  Georgeville,  Barnston,  Way's 
Mills,  Ayer's  Flat,  Massawippi  and  Hatley. 

STANSTEAD  JOURNAL,  weekly  ;  Journal  Printing  Co.,  pub- 
lishers ;  established  1845  •  liberal-conservative ;  Thursday  ;  sub- 
scription $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Sworn  Circ'n  1.5OO 

STE    ANNE    DE    LA   POCATIERE,  pop.76o,Co.^amouraska, 

on  the  I.  C.  Ry.,  40  miles  from  Fraserville  and  75  miles  below  Que- 
bec ;  Tel.,  Ex.  ;  Bank  at  Fraserville.  Chief  Industries  :  grist  and 
saw  mills,  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  grain,  and  farm  produce.  The 

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village  is  beautifully  situated  on  the  River  St.  Lawrence,  and  con- 
tains a  church,  public  school  and  a  college,  attended  by  about  200 
students.  Surrounding-  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
pnblished  :  St.  Pascal,  Riviere  Ouelle,  St.  Alexandre,  St.  Roch,  St. 
Jean  Port  Joli,  1'Islet. 

GAZETTE  DES  CAM  PAGNES,  French,  weekly  ;  F.  H. 
Proulx,  editor  ;  H.  A.  Proulx,  publisher ;  established  1861  ;  agri- 
cultural ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  sixteen  pages,  size  8  x  10. 
No  report. 

ST.    HYACINTHE,  pop.  7,016,  Co.  St.  Hyacinthe,  on  the  River  Ya- 

*  maska  and  G.T.Ry.  and  C.P.Ry.,   35^  miles  E.N.E.  of  Montreal  ; 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,   M.O.,    Bank.     Chief  Industries  :    grist,   woolen  and 
carding  mills,  shoe  factories,  knitting  mills,  tanneries  and  foundries, 
furniture,  cigar  and  carriage  factories,   mill  machinery,   etc.     Chief 
Shipments  :     woolen    goods,  leather,  carriages,  and   the   products 
of   its    factories.     The    city    contains   Roman  Catholic  Cathedral, 
Bishop's  Palace,  and  two  Protestant  churches,   college,    Hotel  Dieu 
and  Nunnery  ;    is  lighted  by  electric  light   and  gas  and  has  good 
water  power.     Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  Yamaska,    Drummonduille,   Acton  Vale,   St.  Guillaume, 
St.  Ours,  St.  Francois,  Pierville,  St.  Joseph,  St.  Anne,  Ste.  Victoire, 
St.  Robert,  St.    Roch,  St.   Simon,    Upton,   St.    Liboire,   St.  Hugues, 
St.  Denis,  St.  Pie,  St.  Damasse,  St.   Cesaire,  Abbotsford,  St.  Judes, 
St.  Barnabe,  La  Presentation,  St.  Madeleine,  St.  Hilaire,  St.  Rosalie 
and  St.  Charles. 

L' UN  ION,  French,  every  evening  except  Sunday ;  A.  M.  Beau- 
parlant,  editor;  L'Union  Printing  Co.,  publishers;  established  1891  ; 
liberal  ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  four  pages,  size  19  x  16}^.  Circ'n  i 

WEEKLY,  established  1873  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  19  x  16^.  Circ'n  2^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  398. 

LE  COURRIER  DE  ST.  HYACINTHE,  French,  tri-weekly; 
Lussier,  Gendron  &  M.  de  la  Bruere,  editors  and  publishers  ;  estab- 
lished 1853  ;  conservative  ;  Tuesday,  Thursday,  and  Saturday  ; 
subscription  3.00  ;  four  pages,  sizei6  x  23.  Circ'n  % 

WEEKLY,  Friday  ;  established  1866  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  13^  x  18.  Circ'n  3^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  390. 

TRIBUNE,  French,  weekly  ;    A.    Denis,  publisher;  established 
1888  ;   Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13^  x  20^. 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  404.  Circ'n  2  ?^ 

ST.  JEAN  D'IBERVILLE,  See  St.  Johns. 

ST.    JEROME,    pop.   2,868,    Co.   Terrebonne,  on  the  North   River, 

*  9  miles  from  New  Glasgow,  12  miles  from  St.  Scholastique,  12  miles 
from  Ste.  Therese,  and  33  miles  from  Montreal  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O., 
Bank.     Chief  Industries  :  grist  and  saw  mills.     Chief  Shipments  : 
lumber,  grain  and  farm  produce.     The  town  contains  good  water 
works  and  fire  department :  has  an  excellent  peat  bog  )^j  of  a  mile 
in  area,  in  its  vicinity.     Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no 
papers  are  published  :  St.  Therese,   St.   Janvier,  Milles  Isles,  New- 
Glasgow,  St.  Lin  and  St.  Columbin. 

LE  NORD,  French,  weekly  ;  Tison  &  Grignon,  editors  and 
publishers  ;  established  1878  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subscrip- 
tion Si. oo  ;  four  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  |^ 

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ST.    JOHN'S,  pop.  4,772,  Co.  St.  John's,  on   Richelieu  River,   G.  T. 

*  Ry.,  C.P.Ry.,  C.V.Ry.  and  D.  &  H.Ry.,   27  miles  S.E.  of  Montreal; 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.     Chief  Industries  ;    potteries  and  drain 
pipes,  delf  and  tile  works,  silk  mills,    straw  hat  factory,  felt  hat  fac- 
tory,  flour,   saw  and  other  mills  and  factories.     Chief  Shipments  : 
bricks,  tiles,  drain  pipes,  lumber,  silks,  woolen  goods,  grain  and  farm 
produce.     The  town  contains  the  county  buildings,   three  churches, 
college,  convent  and  hospital,  high  and  public  schools.     The  Royal 
School  of  Infantry  is  situated  here.     Surrounding  towns  and  villa- 
ges where  no  papers  are  published  :    Stanbridge,  Sutton,   Lacolle, 
Hemmingford  and  Clarenceville. 

LE  CANADA  FRANCAIS,  French,  weekly  ;  G.  Marchand, 
editor  and  publisher;  established  1892;  liberal  ;  Thursday;  subscrip- 
tion $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  23  x  18.  Circ'n  2^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  346. 

LE  COURRIER,  weekly  ;  French  ;  J.  E.  Molleur,  publisher  ; 
established  1895  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size 
27  x  20. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  280. 

NEWS,  AND  EASTERN  TOWNSHIPS  ADVOCATE,  weekly; 
E.  R.  Smith  &  Son.  editors  and  publishers;  established  1848;  liberal- 
conservative  •  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  twelve  pages,  size  17 
x  24.  Sworn  Circ'n  5,5OO 

Issue  also  Knowlton  News,  Magog  News,  Huntingdon  News 
and  Enterprise,  Lac  hut  e  News  t  and  Richmond  Nezvs  ;  circulations  of 
which  are  included  in  above  rating. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  321. 

HOME  NEEDLEWORK,  quarterly  ;  W.  H.  Wyman,  pub- 
lisher ;  established  1898  ;  needle  work  ;  subscription  25  cents  ; 
one  hundred  and  twenty-eight  pages,  size  5^  x  8.  Circ'n  15 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  371. 

SHAW VILLE,  pop.  900,  Co.  Pontiac,  on  the  Pontiac  &  Pacific  Junc- 
tion Ry.,  12  miles  from  Sand  Point,  46  miles  W.  of  Ottawa  ;  Tel., 
Ex.,  M.O.  ;  Bank  at  Arnprior,  Out.  Chief  Industries  :  carding, 
saw  and  grist  grist  mills,  mining  and  lumbering.  Chief  Shipments  : 
ore,  lumber,  grain  and  farm  produce.  The  town  contains  three 
churches.  Surfounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  Clarendon,  Bristol,  Onslow,  Bryson,  Eardley,  Parkman, 
Maple  Ridge,  Sheen,  Vinton  and  Thornby. 

EQUITY,  weekly  ;  John  A.  Cowan,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1883;  liberal-conservative;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00; 
eight  pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  ^ 

SHER BROOKE,  pop.    11,500,   Co.    Sherbrooke,  on  Magog  and  St. 

*  Francis   Rivers,   G.T.Ry.,    I.C.Ry.,    C.P.Ry.,   B.   &   M.,    101   miles 
from  Montreal,  120  miles  S.  S.  W.  of  Quebec,  and  196  miles  N.N.W7. 
of  Portland  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.     Chief  Industries  :  woolen, 
cotton,    carding,    flour   and    saw  mills,    iron   and    brass   foundries, 
machine  shops,   agricultural  implement    works,   bobbin  and  spool, 
corset,  sash  and  door  factories,  etc.   The  city  contains  nine  churches, 
two  hospitals,  twelve  schools,  fifteen  hotels,  about  one  hundred  and 
twenty-five  stores  and  the  county  buildings.     Surrounding   towns 
and  villages    where  no  papers  are  published  :  Lennoxville,  Water- 
ville,    Hatley,  Robinson,   Sawyerville,  Marbleton,    Br6mpton  Falls, 
Huntingville,    Weedon,  Scotstown,  Beebe  Plain,  Olivier  Corner  and 
Lake  Megantic. 

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RECORD,  every  evening-  except  Sunday;  L.  S.  Channel  & 
Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1897;  independent;  subscription  $2.00; 
four  pages,  size  \-j%  x  22.  Sworn  Circ'n  2,379 

WEEKLY,  established  1899;  Friday  ;  eight  pages,  size  17^  x  22. 

EXAMINER,  semi-weekly;  W.  A.  Morehouse  &  Co.,  editors 
and  publishers  ;  established  1897  ;  reform  ;  Mondays  and  Wednes- 
days ;  subscription  $1.00;  four  pages,  size  18  x  23^. 

Sworn  Circ'n  2,750 

WEEKLY,  established  1878  ;  Friday;  reform  ;  subscription  $1.00; 
eight  pages,  size  18  x  23^-  Sworn  Circ'n  3,OOO 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  311. 

GAZETTE,  AND  EASTERN  TOWNSHIPS  ADVERTISER, 
weekly  ;  G.  H.  Bradford,  editor  and  publisher ;  established  1834  ; 
conservative  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  21. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  393.  Circ'n  2^ 

LE  PROGRES  DE  L'EST,  semi-weekly,  French;  L.  A.  Belan- 
ger,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established  1883  ;  national ;  Tuesday  and 
Friday;  subscription  $1.50 ;  four  pages,  size  16x22.  Circ'n  i 

WEEKLY,  established  1883;  Friday;  subscription  $1.00 ;  four 
pages,  size  16  x  22.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  398. 

LE  PIONNIER,  i  French ;  weekly,  La  Compagnie  Typogra- 
phique  des  Cantons  de  1'Est,  publishers;  established  1866;  con- 
servative ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00;  four  pages,  size  20%  x  27. 

Circ'n  i^ 

LA  PETITE  PRESSE,  weekly;  French;  J.E.Genest,  publisher; 
established  1899  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  20  cents  ;  four  pages, 
size  18%  x  12. 

SOREL,  pop.  6,669,  C°-  Richelieu,  on  the  River  Richelieu,  at  its  con- 

*  fluence  with  Lake  St. .  Peter,  on  G.  T.  Ry.  and  R.  &  St.  L.  Ry.,  45 
miles  from  Montreal ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.     Chief  Industries  : 
engine  and  machine  shops,  tanneries,  saw  and  grist  mills,  foundries, 
agricultural  implement  works  ;  ship  building,  furniture  factories,  etc. 
Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  farm  produce,  leather,  engines  and  the  pro- 
ducts of  its  manufactories.  The  town  contains  three  or  four  churches. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Ya- 
maska,  St.  Francois,  Pierreville,  St.   Ours,  St.  Aime,  St.  Guillaume, 
St.  Joseph,  Ste.  Victoire,  St.    Robert,  St.  Rich,  Drummondville  and 
Acton. 

LE  SORELOIS,  French,  semi-weekly  ;  A.  P.  Vanasse,  editor  ; 
J.  A.  Chenevert,  publisher  ;  established  1879  ;  liberal-conservative  ; 
Tuesday  and  Friday  ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  four  pages,  size  17  x  24. 

WEEKLY,  ;  established  1879  ;  Thursday  subscription  $1.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  24  x  17. 

LE  RICHELIEU,  French,  weekly  ;  Tellier  &  Beaulieu,  publish- 
ers ;  established  1898  ;  liberal  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  16  x  22. 

THREE    RIVERS,  pop.  8,334,  Co.  St.   Maurice,  on  the  St.   Maurice 

*  and  St.  Lawrence  River  and  C.P.  Ry.,   72   miles  W.  of  Quebec,  92 
miles  E.  of  Montreal  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.     Chief  Industries: 
lumbering,  marble  works,  sash  and  door  factory,   foundries,   snow- 
shoe  factory,   carriage  and  wagon  factories,   engine  and  machine 
shops,  etc.     Chief  Shipments  :    cattle,   grain  and   produce  and  the 
output  of  its  manufactories.     The  city  contains  colleges,  convents 

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and  schools,  hospital,  six  churches,  and  is  lighted  by  gas.  It  is  the 
centre  of  a  fine  cattle  grazing-  country  and  one  of  the  oldest  towns 
in  the  Province.  Surrounding-  towns  and  villag-es  where  no  papers 
are  published  :  Batiscan,  St.  Narcisse,  Champlain,  St.  Maurice, 
Pointe  du  Lac,  Yamachiche  and  St.  Barnabe. 

LETRI  FLU VI  EN,  French  jsemi-weekly;  P.  V.  Ayotte,  editor  and 
publisher;  established  1888;  conservative;  Wednesday  and  Satur- 
day ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  four  pages,  size  20  x  26.  Circ'n 
WEEKLY,  French,  ;  established  1886 ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ; 
subscription   $1.00  ;    four  pages,  size  18  x  25.                             Circ'n 

L* ECLAIR,  French,  weekly  ;  E.  H.  Tellier,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1897  ;  liberal  ;  Saturday  ;  four  pages,  size  25  x  18. 

VALLEYFIELD,  pop.  8,500,  Co.  Beauharnois,  near  the  head  of 
Beauharnois  Canal,  on  St.  L.  &  A.  &  N.  Y.  C.  Ry. ,  6  miles  from 
Coteau  Landing;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries, 
cotton,  grist  and  paper  mills,  machine  shops,  sash  and  door  facto- 
ries, canning  factories,  etc.  Chief  Shipments  :  cotton,  paper,  canned 
goods,  grain  and  farm  produce.  The  town  contains  the  County  buil- 
dings, four  churches,  a  convent,  college  and  academy,  seven  hotels 
and  about  sixty  stores.  Lighted  by  electricity.  Surrounding  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Beauharnois,  St. 
Timothe,  St.  Louis  de  Gonzague,  St.  Stanislas  de  Kostka  and  St. 
Etienne. 

PROGRES,  French,  weekly  ;Chs.  T.  Verner,  editor  and  publisher; 
established  1878  ;  liberal  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages 
size  19  x  24.  Circ'n  y 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  378. 

VICTORIA V ILLE,  pop.  2,020,  Co.  Arthabaska  on  Nicolet  River,  2 
*  miles  from  G.T.Ry.,  36  miles  South  of  Three  Rivers  and  60  miles 
S.W.  of  Quebec,  the  capital  of  the  Province.  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O., 
Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  furniture,  cheese,  and  cheese  box  factories, 
tanneries,  saw,  planing  and  grist  mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain, 
lumber,  and  farm  produce.  The  town  contains  three  churches  and 
two  schools,  the  county  buildings,  court  house,  gaol,  convent,  mon- 
astery and  college.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no 
papers  are  published  :  Aston,  Becancour,  St.  Gregoire,  Gentilly  and 
St.  Monique. 

UNION  DES  CANTONS  DE  L'EST,  French, weekly  ;  L.  La- 
vergne,  manager  ;  La  Compagnie  d'Imprimerie  d'Arthabaskaville, 
publishers  ;  established  i8t-7  ;  liberal ;  subscription  $1.00  ;foi.r  pages, 
size  25  x  38. 

L'ECHO  DES  BOIS  FRANCS,  weekly,  French;  Auguste 
Bourbeau,  editor,  Denis  Leblanc,  publisher  ;  established  ;  1893  ; 
Saturday  ;  four  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n 

WATERLOO,  pop.  2,000,  Co.  Sheffordon  the  C.V.Ry.  and  C.P.Ry., 
60  miles  from  Montreal  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank'  Chief  Indus- 
tries :  foundry,  furniture  factory,  carriage  factories,  knitting  factory, 
grist  and  saw  mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  lumber  and  farm  pro- 
duce. The  town  contains  five  churches,  four  hotels  and  about  twenty 
five  stores.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  ,110  papers  are 
published  :  West  Shefford,  Actonvale,  Warden,  Bonsecour,  South 
Stukely,  Eastman,  Fulford,  Roxton  Falls,  Roxton  Pond  and. 
South  Durham. 

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ADVERTISER,  weekly  ;  Charles  H.  Parmelee  ;  editor  and 
publisher;  established  1855  ;  reform  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  Si.oo  ; 
four  pages,  size  20  x  26.  Circ'n  i  tf 

See  Publishers  Statement  l\tge  397. 

LE  JOURNAL,  French,  weekly  ;  J.  A.  Chagnon,  editor  and 
publisher  ;  established  1882  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription 
$1.00;  four  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  |£ 

WINDSOR  MILLS,  pop.  1,600,  Co.  Richmond,  on  the  River  St. 
Francis  and  on  the  G.T.R.,  86^  miles  S.-E.  of  Montreal,  14  miles 
north  of  Sherbrooke ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries :  a  large 
paper  mill,  a  powder  factory,  grist  and  saw  mills.  Chief  Shipments  : 
grain,  lumber,  powder,  and  paper.  The  town  contains  besides  its 
mills  and  stores,  etc.,  four  churches,  and  has  unrivalled  water  power 
privileges.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  Kingsbury  and  Richmond  East. 

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DO 


1st.     It  must  attract  attention. 


2nd.  It  must  be  put  up  in  a  shape  to  be 
easily  and  quickly  read. 

3rd.  It  must  tell  why  the  article  is  worth 
buying,  in  language  that  will  carry  conviction. 

There  is  one  argument  for  the  cause  of  ho- 
nesty in  advertising  which  has  never  been  and 
never  will  be  successfully  refuted.  It  is  uni- 
versally conceded  that  if  a  merchant  is  in  bu- 
siness to  stay  he  will  find  it  an  absolute  neces- 
sity to  secure  the  confidence  of  the  public. 
That  this  cannot  be  done  by  dishonest  methods 
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PROVINCE  OF  NEW  BRUNSWICK. 


New  Brunswick,  the  largest  of  the  three  maritime  provinces,  has  a  land 
area  of  28,100  square  miles,  and  an  internal  water  area  of  100  square 
miles.  The  population  at  the  census  of  1891  was  321,294  and  the 
estimated  population  at  the  present  time  is  about  350,000.  The  province 
is  endowed  with  a  remarkable  wealth  of  timber  lands  and  an  extent 
of  rich  farming-  land  also  far  larger  than  is  generally  supposed.  These 
lands  will  be  opened  up  for  cultivation  as  the  forests  are  cleared, 
when  New  Brunswick  will  be  recognized  not  only  as  a  great  agricultural 
and  stock  raising  country,  but  as  Nova  Scotia  is  now,  will  be  rich  in  fruit 
and  garden  products.  The  pulp  industry  is  beginning  to  be  developed, 
the  province  having  a  large  area  of  fine  pulp  wood.  The  province  is  inter- 
sected in  a  remarkable  way  by  beautiful  rivers,  nearly  all  of  which  are 
stocked  with  fish.  Some  of  the  salmon  rivers  of  New  Brunswick  are  the 
most  celebrated  in  the  world.  The  River  St.  John — noted  among  other 
New  Brunswick  rivers  for  its  picturesque  scenery — is  500  miles  long,  is 
navigable  for  large  steamers  to  Fredericton,  90  miles,  and  for  small  steam- 
ers to  Grand  Falls,  230  miles.  Other  noble  rivers  of  the  province  are  the 
Miramichi,  the  Nipiseguit,  the  Richibucto  and  the  Ste.  Croix.  Coal,  gold, 
galena,  manganese,  antimony  and  other  mineral  deposits  exist  in  the 
province,  together  with  a  remarkable  mineral  called  albertite — a  jet-black, 
glossy  substance — the  true  character  of  which  was  a  matter  of  dispute 
among  geologists,  though  it  is  now  regarded  as  pure  petroleum,  and  is  of 
great  commercial  value.  To  give  an  idea  of  the  extent  of  the  lumber 
industry  of  the  province,  the  mills  of  the  St.  John  River  alone  produce  over 
160,000,000  ft.  annually,  not  including  laths,  pickets,  shingles,  staves,  etc. 
The  fisheries  of  the  province  are  extensive,  employing  over  11,000  men  and 
over  5,500  vessels  and  fishing  boats.  The  total  value  of  the  fish  caught  by 
these  fishermen  in  1897  was  $4,799,433,  the  exports  offish  being  $757,207. 
The  total  tonnage  of  vessels  engag-ed  in  the  coastingtrade  of  New  Brunswick 
in  1897  was  1,301,667  tons.  The  canning  of  lobsters  and  sardines  is  now  a 
special  feature  of  this  industry.  New  Brunswick  has  three  cities,  five 
towns  and  750  villages  and  hamlets.  It  has  two  universities  and  a  number 
of  academies,  normal  and  high  schools.  There  were  1,737  public  schools 
in  the  province  in  1897,  with  1,820  teachers  and  assistants  and  61,988 
pupils.  The  grammar  schools  have  82  teachers  and  732  pupils,  and  the 
normal  schools  257  pupils.  The  total  number  of  post  offices  in  the  province 
in  1897  was  1,183,  through  which  passed  6,250,000  letters,  1,145,000  post 
cards,  149,000  registered  letters,  206,000  free  letters,  765,000  transient 
newspapers  (not  including  papers  mailed  from  newspaper  offices),  circulars, 
etc.,  17,000  parcels  and  68,203  money  orders.  In  the  Dominion  parliament 
New  Brunswick  is  represented  by  10  senators  and  14  members  of  the  House 
of  Commons.  Its  provincial  legislature  has  now  a  single  house,  the  Legis- 
lative Assembly,  consisting  of  46  members.  Capital,  Fred"ericton. 

For  information  as  to  the  newspapers  of  the  province  see  other  parts 
of  this  work. 

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NEW  BRUNSWICK. 


ALBERT,  pop.  300,  Co.  Albert,  terminus  of  Albert  and  Harvey's 
Branch  Rys.,  100  miles  from  St.  John  ;  Tel.,  Ex.  at  Hillsboro  ;  M.O. 
and  Bank  at  Moncton.  Chief  Industries  :  mills  and  farming".  Chief 
Shipments  :  lumber  and  farm  produce.  Surrounding-  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Hopewell,  W'oodsworth 
Crossing1,  Harvey,  Dorchester,  Horton  and  Salisbury. 

MAPLE  LEAF,  weekly;  J.  H.  Rhodes,  editor  and  publisher; 
established  1871  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  292. 

BATHURST,  pop.  1,815,  C°-  Gloucester,  on  I.C.Ry.,  211  miles  from 
*  St.  John,  366  miles  from  Quebec  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industries  :  flour,  saw  and  shingle  mills,  grindstone  factory,  hop 
farming  and  fisheries.  Chief  Shipments  :  flour,  lumber,  grain,  hops 
and  grindstones.  The  town  contains  four  churches,  public  schools, 
etc.,  and  has  large  canning  factories  for  blueberries,  salmon, 
mackerel  and  lobsters.  The  town  is  famous  for  its  fly-salmon  fish- 
ing, and  an  enormous  trade  is  done  in  the  fisheries.  Surrounding 
towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Red  Pine, 
Poplar  Grove,  Petite  Roche,  Youghal,  Salmon  Beach,  Janeville 
and  Belledune. 

LECOURRIER  DES  PROVINCES  MARITIMES,  French, 
weekly  ;  P.  J.  Veniot,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established  1885  ; 
liberal  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  19  x  25. 

Circ'n  i 

BOIESTOWN,  pop.  250,  Co.  Northumberland,  on  the  S.W.  branch 
of  the  Miramichi  River,  38  miles  N.  of  Fredericton  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O. 
Chief  Industries  :  flour  and  saw  mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  flour  and 
lumber.  The  town  contains  stores  and  a  good  hotel.  Surrounding 
towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Ludlow,  and 
Clearwater. 

PHILATELIC  MESSENGER,  monthly  ;  Rev.  M.  R.  Knight, 
publisher  ;  established  1897  ;  Philatelic  ;  subscription  12  cents  ; 
eight  pages,  size  6x9. 

CAMPBELL  I  ON,  pop.  3,500,  Co.  Restigouche,  on  the  Restigouche 
Riverand I.C.Ry.,  12  miles  from  Dalhousie;  Tel.,  Ex.,T.,M.O.,Bank. 
Chief  Industries  ;  lumbering,  saw,  shingle  and  grist  mills,  machine 
shop  and  fisheries,  sash  and  door  factories.  Chief  Shipments:  lum- 
ber, salmon,  etc.  The  town  contains  five  churches,  two  public 
schools,  convent  and  Hotel-Dieu,  good  water  works  and  is  lighted 
by  electric  light.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published  ;  Metapedia,  Shannonvale,  Dalhousie  Junction, 
Avignon,  Broadlands,  Dee  Side,  Moffats,  Flat  Lands  and  Head  of 
Tide. 

NORTHERN  ENTERPRISE,  weekly;  T.  W.  Brown,  pub- 
lisher; established  1893  ;  Tuesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages, 
size  24  x  17.  Circ'n  i 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  404. 

RESTIGOUCHE  TELEPHONE,  weekly;  E.  W.  Chandler, 
publisher,  established  1897  ;  liberal  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  27  x  21.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,440 

See  Publishers  Statement  l\ige  328. 

CHATHAM,  pop.  5,644,  Co.  Northumberland,  on  the  Miramichi  River 
and  I.C.Ry. ,5  miles  from  Newcastle;  Tel.,T.,Ex.,  M.O. .Bank.  Chief 

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Industries  ;  foundry,  fishing1,  sash  and  door  factory,  agricultural 
implement  works,  saw,  shingle,  planing  and  pulp  mills.  Chief  Ship- 
ments :  grain,  lumber,  fish  and  pulp.  The  town  contains  five  chur- 
ches, public  schools,  hospital,  masonic  and  temperance  halls,  etc. 
Its  streets  are  lighted  with  electricity  and  gas.  The  harbor  accom- 
modates vessels  of  the  largest  tonnage,  and  lumber  is  shipped 
by  the  million.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  on  papers  are 
published  :  Douglastown,  Black  Brook,  Nelson,  Baie  du  Vin,  Bar- 
tibogue,  Nequac  and  Kingston. 

WORLD,  semi-weekly  ;  J.  L.  Stewart,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1882  ;  conservative  ;  Wednesday  and  Saturday  ;  sub- 
scription $2.00  ;  four  pages,  size  17^  x  22.  Circ'n  ^ 

WEEKLY,  established  1882  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  20%  x  27.  Circ'n  i 

COMMERCIAL,  weekly  ;  J.  Fred  Benson,  publisher;  established 
1898;  independent;  Tuesday;  subscription  75  cents;  four  pages, 
size  15  x  21^.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  382. 

Ml  RAM  I  CHI  ADVANCE,  weekly;  D.  G.  Smith,  editor  and  pub- 
lisher ;  established  1874  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  20  x,  27.  Circ'n  i 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  328. 

FREDERICTON,  pop.  8,000,  Co.  York>  on  the  left  bank  of  St.  John 
*  River,  and  on  the  N.B.  and  N.  &  N.W.Ry.,  90  miles  N.  of  St.  John  ; 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  canneries,  tanneries, 
broom,  boot  and  shoe,  wooden  ware  and  other  factories,  foundry  and 
machine  shops.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  grain,  canned  goods, 
leather,  boots  and  shoes  and  fishing  supplies.  The  town  contains 
five  churches,  private  and  public  schools,  city  hall,  university,  Pro- 
vincial Government  buildings,  military  school,  deaf  and  dumb  ins- 
titute, hospital,  etc.  It  has  fine  streets,  lighted  with  electricity  and 
gas,  water  works  and  fire  department,  and  has  good  steamboat  con- 
nections. Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  pub- 
lished :  Marysville,  St.  Mary's,  Gibson,  and  Oromocto  288. 

GLEAN  ER,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  Jas.  H.  Crocket,  edi- 
tor and  publisher  ;  established  1890;  liberal  conservative  ;  subscrip- 
tion $5.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  22^  x  15^-  Sworn  Circ'n  1.952 

WEEKLY,  established  1880  ;  Tuesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Sworn  Circ'n  6,398 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  288. 

HERALD,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  Herald  Printing  and 
Publishing  Co.,  publishers,  L.  C.  Macnutt,  editor  ;  established  1895; 
liberal  ;  subscription  $4.00  ;  four  pages,  size  20  x  28.  Circ'n  ^ 

WEEKLY,  established  1890  ;  Saturday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  20  x  28.  Circ'n  i^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  382. 

FARM  ER,  weekly  ;  Andrew  Lipsett,  editor  and  publisher;  estab- 
lished 1878  ;  conservative  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  20  x  28.  Circ'n  i  %. 

RELIGIOUS  INTELLIGENCER,  weekly;  Rev.  Jos.  McLeod, 
D.D.,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established  1853  ;  Free  Baptist  ;  Wed-  • 
nesday  ;  subscription  $1.50  ;  eight  pages,  size  14/4  x  22.  Circ'n  2 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  350.  r- 

RE PORTER,  AND  FREDERICTON  ADVERTISER,  weeklyj 
Herman  H.  Pitts,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established  1844  ;  conserva- 

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tive  ;  temperance  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;    eight  pages, 
size  13  x  20.     Issue  also  the  University  Monthly. 

ROYAL  GAZETTE,  weekly  ;  R.  W.  L.  Tibbetts,  editor  ;  official 
announcements  of  the  provincial  government  ;  Wednesday  ;  six 
pages,  size  12x9.  Inserts  only  government  advertisements. 

BUTLER' SJOURNAL,  monthly  ;  Martin  Butler,  editor  and 
publisher  ;  established  1891  ;  independent  ;  literary  ;  issued  on  the 
first  Saturday  in  each  month  ;  subscription  25  cents  ;  ten  pages,  size 
ii  x  13.  Circ'n 

CAPITAL,  monthly  ;  H.  A.  Cropley,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1897  »  conservative  ;  subscription  50  cents  ;  sixteen  pages, 
size  13  x  10. 

Set'  Publishers  Statement  Page  384. 

NORMAL  LIGHT,  monthly  ;  students  of  the  Normal  School, 
editors  and  publishers  ;  established  1890  ;  educational  ;  subscription 
Si. oo  ;  eight  pages,  size  12x8. 

UNIVERSITY  MONTHLY,  monthly  ;  D.  L.  Mitchell  and  the 
Literary  and  Debating  Society  of  the  University  of  New  Brunswick, 
editors  ;  established  1882  ;  a  college  paper  issued  only  during  the 
collegiate  year  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  thirty  pages,  size  7x9. 

Circ'n 

GAGETOWN,  pop.  400,  Co.  Queens,  on  the  St.  John  River,  20  miles 
from  Welsford  Station,  on  the  C.P.Ry.  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief 
Industries  :  two  carriage  factories.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber.  The 
town  contains  besides  factories,  stores  etc.,  two  churches,  and  two 
hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  pub- 
lished: Chipman,  Hampstead,  Narrows, Upper  Gagetown,  Cambridge, 
Maugerville,  Gaspereaux,  Oakham,  Brookvale,  Sunbury  and  Wels- 
ford. 

GAZETTE,  weekly;  Jas.  A.  Stewart,  publisher  ;  established  1897; 
independent  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size 
23  x  15.  Circ'n 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  316. 

HAMPTON,  pop.  2,000,  Co.  Kings,  on  I.C.Ry.,  and  Central  Ry.  ; 
*  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries  :  tannery,  spool  factories, 
saw  mill.  Chief  Shipments  :  leather,  spools  and  lumber.  The  town 
contains  besides  its  factories,  stores  etc.,  three  hotels  and  three 
churches.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published:  Anagance,  Apohaqui,  Butternut  Ridge,  Clifton,  Kingston, 
Markhamville,  Norton  Station,  Oak  Point,  Ossekeag,  Centreville 
and  Bristol. 

NEWS,  weekly  ;  L.  A.  Spooner,  publisher  ;  established  1894  ; 
independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  Sr.oo  ;  four  pages,  size  22  x 
26. 

HARTLAND,  pop.  500,  Co.  Carleton,  on  the  St.  John  River  and  on 
the  C.P.Ry.,  13  miles  from  Woodstock  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief 
Industries  :  two  boot  and  shoe  factories,  two  tanneries,  two  saw  and 
one  grist  mill.  Chief  Shipments  :  boots  and  shoes,  leather,  lumber 
and  grain.  The  town  contains  besides  its  stores  mills  etc.,  three 
churches  and  two  hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where 
no  papers  are  published  :  Bristol,  Centreville,  Debec,  Florenceville, 
Jacksonville  and  Richmond  Corner. 

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ADVERTISER,  weekly  ;  Fred  W.  Stevens,  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1897  ;  independent  ;  Saturday  ;  subscription  81.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  12  x  17.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  Publishers  Slat  emeu  t  Page  316. 

MONCTON,  pop.  10,000,  Co.  Westmoreland,  on  the  Petitcodiac  River 
and  I.C.Ry.,  and  the  B.  &  M.Ry.,  89  miles  from  St.  John,  180  from 
Halifax,  490  from  Quebec  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Bank.  Head  of 
navigation  of  the  Bay  ot  Fundy.  Chief  Industries  :  sugar  refineries, 
cotton,  woolen,  knitting,  saw,  planing  and  shingle  mills,  engine 
and  boiler  works,  wood  working  factory  and  foundries.  Chief 
Shipments  :  lumber,  fish,  hay,  sugar,  cotton,  railway  ties,  telegraph 
poles,  finished  woods,  etc.  The  city  contains  the  headquarters 
of  the  B.  &  M.  and  I.C.  Rys.,  which  have  extensive  shops  here. 
It  is  also  the  objective  point  of  the  Temiscouata  extension  of  the 
G.T.R.  Moncton  is  a  port  of  entry,  and  the  river  is  navigable  for 
all  vessels  at  high  tide.  It  has  six  churches  and  eight  schools. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Salisbury,  Hillsborough,  Havelock,  Elgin,  Buctouche,  Petitcodiac, 
Hopewell,  Memramcook,  Canaan,  Dorchester  and  Louisville. 

TIMES,  every  evening  except  Sunday;  J.  S.  Boyd,  editor;  Times 
Printing  Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1877  ;  conservative  ;  subscrip- 
tion $4.00  ;  four  pages,  size  18  x  25.  Circ'n  i 

WEEKLY,  established  1868  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  18  x  25.  Circ'n  2% 

TRANSCRIPT,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  John  T.  Hawke, 
editor  and  publisher  ;  established  1882  ;  liberal  ;  subscription  $4.00  ; 
four  pages,  size  18  x  25.  Circ'n  i 

WEEKLY,  established  1882  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  18  x  25.  Circ'n  2^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  396. 

SUNBEAM,  monthly  ;  religious;  twelve  pages,  size  9  xi2.  No 
report.  Circ'n  ^ 

NEWCASTLE,  pop.  3,000,  Co.  Northumberland,   on  the  Miramichi 

*  River  and  I.C.Ry.,  167  miles  from  St.  John,  264  miles  from  Halifax  ; 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.     Chief  Industries  :  lumbering  and  fishing, 
saw  and  grist  mills  and  spool  factory.     Chief  Shipments  :  fish,  spools, 
lumber,  canned  goods,  etc-.     The  town  contains  five  churches  and 
five  public  schools,  it  is  lighted  by  gas,  and  does  a  large  trade  in 
lumber  to  England.     Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  pa- 
pers are  published  :    Nelson,   Bridgetown,   Burnt  Church,   Douglas- 
town,  Millerton,  Lower  Newcastle,  Indiantown,  Big  Hole,  Bartibogue 
and  Derby. 

UNION-ADVOCATE,  weekly  ;  Anslow  Bros,  publishers  ;  es- 
tablished 1867  ;  independent  ;  Tuesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  19^  x  26.  Circ'n  i 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  403. 

RICHIBUC T O,  pop.  1,200,  Co.   Kent,   on  the  Richibucto  River  and 

*  K.N.Ry.,  12  miles  from  Weldford,   37  miles  from   Moncton  ;  Tel., 
Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.     Chief  Industries :   ship  building,  lumbering,  fish- 
ing and  farming.     Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  fish,  grajn,  etc.     The 
town  contains  four  churches  and  a  public  school.     Surrounding  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Kingston,    Buctouche^ 
St.  Louis  and  WTeldford. 

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REVIEW,  weekly  ;  John  Frascr,  editor,  established  1889  ;  inde- 
pendent ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eig-ht  pag-es,  size  15  x  22. 

Sworn  Circ'n  1,25O 
ST.    ANDREWS,  pop.  1,450,  Co.  Charlotte,  on  the  Passamaquoddy 

*  Bay  and  East  side  of  Ste.  Croix  River,  on  theC.P.Ry,  and  N.B.Ry. ; 
Tel.,   Ex.,   M.O.,    Bank.     Chief  Industries :    fishing"   and   farming. 
Chief  Shipments :  lumber,  fish,   fishing  supplies  and  farm  produce. 
The  town  contains  five  churches  and  three  public  schools.     It  is  a 
popular  summer  resort,  having  all  the  modern  conveniences  of  a  city 
and  retaining  the  beauties  of  the  country.     It  has  daily  steamboat 
connections  with  St.  Stephen  and  all  points  in  Maine.     Surrounding 
towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :    St.    George, 
Lord's  Cove,  Dumbarton,   Enniskillen,  Welsford,   Kingston,  Harvey 
and  Canterbury. 

BEACON,  weekly  ,  R.  E.  Armstrong,  editor  and  publisher  ;  es- 
tablished 1889  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  20  x  13.  Circ'n  i 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  298. 

SAINT   JOHN,  pop.  45,000,  Co.  St.  John,   is  pleasantly  situated  at 

*  mouth  of  the  St.  John  River  on  a  rocky  peninsula  projecting  into  the 
harbor,  190  miles  N.W.  of  Halifax  and  761    miles  E.  of  Montreal  ; 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Bank.    Chief  Industries  :  saw,  grist,  cotton  and 
woolen   mills,  foundries,  boiler    and    engine    shops,  shoe  factories, 
wooden  ware  and  tool  factories,  tanneries,   carriage,   soap,  candle 
and  box  factories,  furniture  factories,  ship  building  and  fishing.  Chief 
Shipments :  lumber,  fish  and  the  various  products  of  its  manufactories. 
The  city  contains  about  thirty  churches,  also  high,  public  and  private 
schools,  a  large  number  of  religious  and  charitable  institutions  and 
societies,  asylum,  a  public  library,  efficient  fire   brigade   and   police 
force,  electric  street   railway,  large  numbers   of  hotels,  etc.     The 
harbor  of  St.  John   is  capacious,  safe  and  never  obstructed  by  ice. 
Its  entrance — two  miles  south  of  the  city — is  protected    by   islands, 
on  which    are  quarantine  hospital  and  a  lighthouse.     The  ordinary 
rise  of  tide   is    2 1    feet   at  low  water.     The   waters   of  the  harbour 
at  high  tide  are    12    feet  higher  than  those  of  the   river,  hence   the 
phenomena  of  a  fall  outwards  and  inwards  at  every  tide.     St.  John 
is  the  distributing   point    of  a  wide  extent  of  country  abounding  in 
agricultural    resources,  minerals  and  valuable   timber.     Its   admir- 
able position  at  the  mouth  of  one  of  the  largest  rivers'  in  America, 
with  a  harbor  open  during  the  entire  year,  and  regular  steamboat 
connections  with  all  parts  of  the  province  and  the  northern  portion 
of  the  United  States,  and  with  a  system  of  railroads  running  in   all 
directions,   with   extensive   maritime   and  manufacturing   interests, 
insure  its   becoming  a  city  of  great  commercial  wealth  and  impor- 
tance.    Between  six  hundred  and  nine  hundred  men  are  employed 
in    fishing    salmon,     shad,     herrings,     halibut   and    haddock.     The 
city  is  regularly  laid  out  and  well  built.     It  stands  on  a  declivity, 
and  when  approached  from  the  sea  has  a  commanding  appearance. 
The  whole  elevated  portion  of  the  city  consists  of  solid  rock.     The 
public  buildings  and  a  large  portion  of  the  business  houses  and  re- 
siden.ces  are  built  of  stone.    It  is  lighted  with  electricity  and  gas,  and 
is  well  supplied  with  water  from  a  lake  four  miles  in  the  rear  of  the 
city.     Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are   publi- 
shed :  Fairville,   Musquash,   Northam,   Bloomfield,   Kingston,  Wels- 
ford, Sutton,  Willow  Grove,  Gagetown,  Mispec,  Westfield  and  New 
River  Station. 

GAZETTE,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  Gazette  Publishing 
Co.,  Ltd.,  publishers  ;  established  1888  ;  conservative  ;  subscription 
$4.00  ;  four  pages,  size  22  x  28.  Circ'n  j^ 

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WEEKLY,  established  1890  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
twelve  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  i 

GLOBE,  every  evening-  except  Sunday  ;  St.  John  Globe  Pub- 
lishing Co;,  Ltd.,  editors  and  publishers  ;  established  1858  ;  sub- 
scription $5.00  ;  four  pages,  size  20^  x  29.  Circ'n  4 

SEMI-WrEEKLY,  established  1861  ;  Wednesday  and  Saturday  ; 
subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  20^  *  29.  Circ'n  i^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  314. 

RECORD,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  Record  Ptg  and  Pub- 
lishing Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1893  ;  subscription  $5.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  22  x  16. 

SUN,  every  morning  except  Sunday  ;  S.  D.  Scott,  editor  ;  Sun 
Printing  Co.,  Ltd.,  publishers,  Alfred  Markham,  managing  direc- 
tor ;  established  1877  ;  conservative  ;  subscription  $5.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  15  x  22.  Sworn  Circ'n  3,911 

WEEKLY,  established  1878  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
eight  pages,  22^  x  31.  Sworn  Circ'n  8,O33 

Advt. —  The  Sun,  established  in  1878;  is  the  leading  paper  of  the  Maritime 
Provinces,  as  is  proved  by  its  being  the  first  to  use  Linotype  Machines  and  Asso- 
ciated Press  dispatches.  All  the  leading  manufacturers,  wholesale  and  retail 
merchants  of  the  Maritime  Provincesjare  the  Sun's  advertising  patrons.  See 
advt.  page  271. 

TELEGRAPH,    every    morning   except   Sunday  ;    Jas.     Hannay, 
editor  ;    Telegraph   Pub.    Co.   of  St.    John,    publishers ;    establish- 
ed 1869  ;  liberal  ;    subscription  $5.00  ;  four  pages,   size  30^  x  41. 

Circ'n  3 

WEEKLY,  established  1862  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
sixteen  pages,  size  i$/4  x  22  Circ'n  7^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  316. 

MESSENGER  AND  VISITOR,  weekly ;  Rev.  S.  McC.  Black, 
editor  ;  Maritime  Baptist  Publishing  Co.,  publishers,  A.  H.  Chip- 
man,  manager  ;  established  1837  !  Baptist  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscrip- 
tion $2.00  ;  sixteen  pages,  size  1 1  x  16.  Sworn  Circ'n  5,6OO 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  295. 

PROGRESS,  weekly  ;  Progress  Printing  and  Publishing  Co., 
Ltd.,  publishers  ;  established  1888  ;  independent;  illustrated;  Sat- 
urday ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  sixteen  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  387. 

RAILWAY  NEWS,  weekly;  E.  Lawrence,  publisher;  estab- 
lished 1897  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  Si.oo  ;  eight 
pages,  size  18  x  13.  Circ'n  i^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  376. 

EDUCATIONAL  REVIEW,  monthly  ;  Geo.  U.  Hay,  Ph.  B., 
editor  and  publisher  ;  established  1887  ;  educational  ;  subscrip- 
tion Si.oo  ;  twenty  four  pages,  size  n^  x  9X-  Circ'n  i^ 

GRIPSACK,  monthly  ;  J.  S.  Knowles,  editor  and  publisher  ;  es- 
tablished 1888  ;  travel  and  literature  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  fifty-two 
pages,  size  6x9.  Circ'n  ^ 

NEW  BRUNSWICK  MAGAZINE,  monthly;  W.  K.  Rey- 
nolds, publisher,  established  1898  ;  literary  ;  subscription  $1.50  ; 
sixty  five  pages,  size  10  x  6^.  Circ'n  ^ 

VOICE,  monthly  ;  A.  W.  McLeod,  editor  ;  Y.M.C.A.,  publish- 
ers ;  established  1884  ;  association  news  ;  subscription  25  cents  ; 
eight  pages,  size  7x9.  Circ'n  i 

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ST.  STEPHEN,  pop.  2,680,  Co.  Charlotte,  at  the  head  of  navigation 
on  the  Ste.  Croix  River,  and  the  S.W.  terminus  of  the  N.B.  &  Shore 
Line  Ry.,  opposite  Calais,  Maine,  and  85  miles  from  St.  John;  Tel.,T. , 
Ex.,  M.O.  ;  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  cotton  mills,  lumbering-,  soap 
and  confectionery  factories  and  farming.  Chief  Shipments  :  cotton, 
lumber,  soap,  confectionery  and  grain.  The  town  contains  five 
churches,  nine  public  schools,  and  has  good  steamboat  connection 
with  surrounding  ports.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no 
papers  are  published  ;  Milltown,  Upper  Mills,  Oak  Bay,  Moore's 
Mills,  The  Ledge,  Campobello  and  Grand  Manan. 

COURIER,  weekly  ;  Geo.  J.  Clarke,  editor  and  manager  ;  St. 
Croix  Printing  and  Publishing  Co.,  editors  and  publishers  ;  establi- 
shed 1865  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  to 
iz  pages,  size  16  x  22.  Circ'n  2% 

GLOBE,  weekly  ;  Chas.  S.  O.  Crocket,  publisher  ;  established  ; 
1897  ;  independent  ,  Tuesday  ;  circulated  free  ;  four  pages,  size 
8x  12. 

SAGKVILLE,  pop.  3,000,  Co.  Westmoreland,  on  the  I.C.Ry.,  9 miles 
S.E.  of  Dorchester,  the  county  seat,  35  miles  S.E.  of  Moncton  ;  Tel., 
T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  stove  foundry,  sash  and  door 
factory,  lumbering,  etc.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  grain  and  hay, 
to  West  Indies,  and  elsewhere.  The  town  contains  five  churches, 
Mount  Allison  Wesleyan  College,  public  schools,  etc.  Sackville 
is  a  port  of  entry.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published  :  Rockland,  Woodpoint,  Bale  Verte,  Hopewell,  Har- 
vey, Port  Elgin,  Fort  Lawrence,  Bavfield,  Memramcook  and  Cover- 
dale. 

POST,  semi-weekly  ;  A.  H.  McCready,  '  publisher  ;  established 
1869  ;  conservative  ;  Tuesday  and  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  20  x  25.  Circ'n  i  ^ 

ARGOSY,  monthly  ;  Eurhetorian  Society  of  Mount  Allison  Coll- 
ege, editors  and  publishers  ;  established  1873  ;  a  college  paper  is- 
sued only  during  collegiate  year  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  sixteen  pages, 
size  7  x  10.  Circ'n  ^ 

SHEDIAC,  pop.  1,450,  Co.  Westmoreland,  terminus  of  the  P.E.I,  and 
Canadian  line  of  steamers,  15  miles  from  Moncton;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M. 
O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  saw  and  flour  mills,  boot  arfd  shoe  facto- 
ries, etc.  Chief  Shipments :  lumber,  flour,  grain,  boots  and  shoes. 
The  town  contains  five  churches,  two  public  schools,  and  a  tole- 
rable harbor.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers, 
are  published  :  Dorchester,  Rockland,  Canaan,  Kingston,  Memram- 
cook, Coverdale  and  WTood  Point. 

LE  MONITEUR  ACADIEN,  French,  semi-weekly;  Ferdinand 
Robidoux,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established  1867  ;  Tuesday  and 
Friday  ;  subscription  $1.50  ;  eight  pages,  size  17  x  23. 

SUSSEX,  pop.  2,200,  Co.  Kings,  on  the  I.C.Ry.,  Tel.,T.,  Ex.,  M.O., 
Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  lumbering,  and  farming.  Chief  Shipments: 
lumber  and  grain.  The  town  contains  eight  churches,  two  public 
schools,  furniture  factory,  iron  foundry  and  three  carriage  factories 
and  county  exhibition  bldg's.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where 
no  papers  are  published  :  Dutch  Valley,  Norton,  Bloomfield,  Spring- 
field, Petitcodiac,  Maugerville,  Elgin  and  Havelock. 

RECORD,  weekly  ;  R.  D.  Robinson  &  Co.,editors  and  publish- 
ers ;  established  1887  ;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
four  pages,  size  22  x  27.  Publishes  also  co-operative  Tarmer. 

Sworn  Circ'n  1.25O 

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i58  THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 

CO-OPERATIVE  FARM  ER,  semi-monthly  ;  R.  D.  Robinson 
&  Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1896  ;  agricultural  ;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  10%  x  14.  Sworn  Circ'n  3,OOO 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  332. 

WOODSTOCK,  pop.  3,290,  Co.  Carleton,  on  the  left  bank  of  the 
*  St.  John  River  and  Medunakeag  River,  and  on  the  N.B.  and  Canada 
Ry.,  94  miles  from  St.  Andrews,  63  miles  from  Fredericton  ;  Tel., 
T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries :  foundries,  tanneries,  fur- 
niture, sash  and  door  factories,  grist,  saw,  shingle,  flour  and  woolen 
mills  and  wrapper  factory.  Chief  Shipments  :  iron  ore,  grain,  lea- 
ther, lumber,  etc.  The  town  contains  seven  churches,  twelve  schools, 
etc.  Extensive  deposits  of  red  hematite  iron  ore  are  found  a  short 
distance  above  the  town.  The  ore  is  of  very  superior  quality.  Large 
quantities  of  this  have  been  exported  to  England,  where  it  has  been 
used  in  the  plating  of  heavy  armored  ships.  The  town  has  good 
waterworks  and  fire  department,  and  is  lighted  by  electricity  and 
gas.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  publish- 
ed :  Grafton,  Lower  Woodstock,  Florenceville,  Upper  Kent,  De- 
Bee  Junction,  Wickham,  Nackawick,  Bath,  Canterbury  and  Upper 
Caverhill. 

CARLETON  SENTINEL,  weekly  ;  Samuel  and  James  Watts, 
editors  and  publishers  ;  established  1837  '•>  independent  ;  Saturday  ; 
subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  2o/£  x  27.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,6OO 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  394. 

DESPATCH,  weekly;  Chas.  Appleby  &  T.  C.  L.  Ketchum,  edi- 
tors and  publishers  ;  established  1894  ;  independent  ;  Wednesday  ; 
subscription  $1.00;  eight  pages,  size  13^  x  2O)4-  Sworn  Circ'n  1,6OO 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  366. 

PRESS,  weekly  ;  Press  Publishing  Co.,  Ltd.,  publishers;  Geo. 
L.  Holyoke,  managing  director  ;  established  1880  ;  conservative  ; 
Monday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13^  x  21. 

Circ'n  actual  average  in  1898  1,585 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  384. 


The  only  way  to  win  in  advertising  is  to  get 
into  it  with  all  your  heart,  determined  to  get 
results,  and  then  leave  no  stone  unturned  to 
discover  along  what  lines  advertising  will  bring 
the  greatest  returns  at  the  smallest  cost. 


An  ad  must  look  for  the  reader.  Readers 
never  look  for  an  ad. 

People  remember  your  goods  because  you 
force  them  to.  Stop  forcing  and  they'll  stop 
remembering. 

Be  patient.  Don't  expect  a  mad  rush  on 
the  part  of  the  public  the  moment  you  spring 
your  first  advertisement  upon  them.  If  you 
want  a  good  crop  you  must  sow  good  seed  and 
plenty  of  it.  One  grain  of  corn  won' t  produce  it. 

E.  D.  GIBBS. 

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PROVINCE  OF  NOVA  SCOTIA. 


The  Province  of  Nova  Scotia — called  in  its  early  days  Acadia,  and 
embracing-  under  that  term  the  territory  of  the  present  Province  of  New 
Brunswick — is  bounded  on  the  north  and  west  by  the  Gulf  of  St.  Lawrence, 
Straits  of  Northumberland  and  Bay  of  Fundy,  and  on  the  east  and  south  by 
the  Atlantic  Ocean.  Only  a  narrow  neck  of  land  separates  the  waters  of 
the  Bay  of  Fundy  from  the  Straits  of  Northumberland.  Standing-  out  in 
the  Atlantic,  and  commanding,  in  a  commercial  sense,  the  Gulf  of  St.  Law- 
rence, the  province  is  destined  to  be  the  great  maritime  force  of  the  Amer- 
ican continent.  Each  and  every  county  in  the  whole  province  reaches  the 
sea,  and  possesses  one  or  more  harbors  ;  and  the  position  of  the  province 
in  this  respect  is  unique  in  the  geography  of  the  world.  The  land  area 
of  Nova  Scotia  is  20,550  square  miles,  the  internal  water  area  50  square 
miles,  and  the  population  in  1891  was  450,523.  It  has  18  counties,  3  cities, 
14  towns  and  about  850  villages.  The  future  maritime  pre-eminence  of 
Nova  Scotia  is  not  only  indicated  by  its  position  on  the  sea,  and  by  the 
natural  tendencies  of  the  population,  but  by  the  immense  beds  of  excellent 
coal  and  iron  found  side  by  side  in  the  same  counties,  and  eminently  suited 
for  ship  building  purposes.  The  output  of  Nova  Scotia  coal  increased  from 
1,373,666  long  tons  in  1886  to  over  2,280,000  in  1898,  and  the  demand  for 
it  in  Quebec  and  other  provinces  has  been  greater  during  the  past  year 
than  ever  before.  During  1898  the  quantity  of  gold  mined  in  the  province 
amounted  to  31,104  oz.  This  exceeded  the  output  of  any  previous  year, 
the  product  of  the  iron  mines  is  also  large  ;  while  the  province  is  rich  in 
gypsum,  copper  and  other  mines  as  yet  but  partially  developed.  Amongf 
other  products  of  the  field,  Nova  Scotia  has  of  late  years  become  famous 
for  her  apples,  which  are  in  great  demand  in  England  for  tfreir  exception- 
ally fine  flavor.  In  the  last  few  years  the  production  of  apples  has  ranged 
from  200,000  barrels  to  400,000  barrels,  and  new  areas  are  each  year  being- 
planted.  Im  1898  Nova  Scotia  had  2,385  schools  with  101,203  pupils.  The 
province  has  five  Universities,  a  Provincial  Normal  school,  an  Academy 
for  the  Deaf,  Dumb  and  Blind — the  first  in  any  British  Colony — a  school 
of  Horticulture,  and  18  county  academies  besides  high  schools.  In  the 
year  1897  there  passed  through  the  1,657  Post  offices  of  Nova  Scotia 
9,100,000  letters,  1,725,000  post  cards,  237,000  registered  letters  and 
775,000  transient  newspapers,  periodicals,  books,  etc.  Nova  Scotia  sends 
to  the  House  of  Commons  20  members,  and  to  the  Upper  House  10  senators ; 
its  local  legislature  has  38  members  in  the  Assembly  and  21  in  the  Legis- 
lative Council.  Capital,  Halifax. 

For  statistics  and  other  information  regarding  the  newspapers  of  the 
proi'ince  see  other  parts  of  this  work. 


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160  THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 

AM H ERST,  pop.  4,000,  Co.  Cumberland,  at  the  head  of  Chig-necto 
*  Bay,  on  the  I.C.Ry.,  139  miles  N.W.  of  Halifax,  and  138  miles  E.  of 
St.  John  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries:  saw  and 
planing  mills,  coffin  factory,  sash  and  door,  boot  and  shoe  factories, 
foundries,  machine  shops,  and  ship  building.  Chief  Shipments : 
lumber,  fish,  fishing  supplies,  live  stock,  farm  produce,  etc.  The 
town  contains  five  churches,  good  public  schools,  and  is  the  head- 
quarters of  the  Marine  Railway  Company.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Southampton,  Gypsum, 
Chignecto,  Hastings,  Trueman,  Dorchester,  Rockland,  Athol,  Nap- 
pan,  Maccan,  Lower  Cove,  Barronsfield,  Warren  and  Memramcook. 

EVENING  PRESS,  every  evening  except  Sunday;  J.  Bryen- 
ton,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established  1890  ;  independent ;  subscrip- 
tion $3.00  ;  four  pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  ^ 

SEMI-WEEKLY,  established  1889;  Wednesday  and  Saturday; 
subscription  $1.00;  eight  pages,  size  13  x  20^.  Circ'n  \l/z 

N  EWS,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  J.  H.  Froggatt,  editor 
and  proprietor  ;  established  1893  ;  subscription  $3.00  ;  four  pages, 
size  14  x  20.  Circ'n  y% 

SEMI-WEEKLY,  established  1893;  subscription  $1.00;  four 
pages,  size  14  x  20.  Circ'n  i^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  404. 

SENTINEL,  semi-weekly;  Maritime  Sentinel  Co.,  publishers; 
established  1872  ;  liberal ;  Monday  and  Thursday ;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  20  x  i^/4-  Circ'n  i^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  340. 

AM  H  ERST  GAZETTE,  weekly;  Claude  de  L.  Black,  editor  and 
publisher  ;  established  1866  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription 
50  cents  ;  twenty-four  pages,  size  9x12.  Circ'n  2 

ANNAPOLIS,  pop.  1,000,  Co.  Annapolis,  at  the  mouth  of  the  Annapo- 
lis River,  on  the  Bay  of  Fundy,  and  on  the  W.  &  A.  Ry.,  129  miles 
W.  of  Halifax,  63  miles  from  St.  John  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank. 
Chief  Industries  :  milling,  lumbering,  apple  orchards,  fishing  and 
ship  building.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  grain,  fish,  apples,  etc. 
The  town  contains  five  churches,  public  schools,  etc.,  and  is  the  ter- 
minus of  the  W.  &  A.  Ry.  It  has  daily  steamboat  connection  with 
St.  John,  and  is  surrounded  by  a  fine  fruit-growing  country.  It  has 
a  good  reading-room  arid  library.  It  is  the  most  ancient  settlement 
in  this  part  of  the  country,  and  is  chiefly  engaged  in  ship  building. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Lequille,  Port  Lome,  Clementsvale,  New  Albany,  Hillsburg,  Milford, 
Round  Hill,  Granville  Ferry,  Parker  Cove,  Clements  Port,  Pleasant 
Valley  and  Gaspereaux. 

SPECTATOR,  weekly  ;  R.  C.  Hamilton  &  Co.,  Ltd.,  publish- 
ers; E.  McBride,  manager;  established  1882;  conservative;  Fri- 
day ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  21  x  26. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Pag'e  306.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,4OO 

ANTIGONISH,  pop.  2,000,  Co.  Antigonish,  on  I.C.Ry.,  85  miles  N. 
E.  of  Halifax  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  farm- 
ing, cheese  making,  fishing,  woolen,  flour,  saw  and  planing  mills, 
and  condensed  milk  factory.  Chief  Shipments  :  cheese,  fish  and 
farm  products,  lumber,  woolens,  etc.  The  town  contains  a  cathedral, 
four  churches,  a  convent,  college  and  public  schools.  St.  George's 

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NOVA  SCOTIA.  161 


Bay,  a  fine  inlet  of  the  Gulf  of  St.  Lawrence,  on  which  the  town 
lies,  is  navigable  for  vessels.  Surrounding-  towns  and  villages  where 
no  papers  are  published  :  Bayfield,  St.  Andrews,  and  Heatherston 
Harbor. 

CASKET,  weekly  ;  M.  Donovan,  publisher;  established  1852; 
independent ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  20  x 
13.  Sworn  Circ'n  2,725 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  364. 

ARICHAT,  pop.  1,200,  Co.  Richmond;  Tel.  M.O.,  and  Ex.  at  Port 
*  Mulgrave,  21  miles  distant.  Bank  at  Port  Hawkesbury,  at  the  same 
distance.  Chief  Industries  :  fishing  and  farming.  Chief  Shipments  : 
fish  and  agricultural  products.  The  town  contains  two  churches,  a 
public  school  and  a  convent  school,  also  general  stores  and  a  lobster 
factory.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  pub- 
lished :  Port  Hastings,  Mabou,  Canso,  Lennox  Ferry,  Sherbrooke, 
West  Arichat  and  Mulgrave. 

RECORD,  weekly;  B.  Bourinot,  editor  and  publisher;  estab- 
lished 1894;  liberal;  Friday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size 
24  x  18.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  399. 

BADDECK,  pop.  1,700,  Co.  Victoria,  12  miles  from  Grand  Narrows 
Station,  on  the  north  side  of  Big  Bras  d'Or  Lake,  40  miles  from  Syd- 
ney and  43  miles  from  Mabou.  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries  : 
tannery  and  lumber  mill.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber  and  leather. 
The  town  contains  besides  its  stores,  mills,  etc.,  three  churches, 
three  hotels  and  a  steam  ferry  connects  it  with  lona  and  Grand 
Narrows.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  Englishtown  and  lona. 

TELEPHONE,  weekly  ;  C.  H.  Peppy,  publisher  ;  established 
1898  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  18^  x  12. 

BEAR  RIVER,  pop.  1,400,  Co.  Digby,  very  beautifully  situated  at 
the  head  of  navigation  of  Bear  River,  9  miles  from  Digby,  16  miles 
from  Annapolis.  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  one  iron 
foundry,  one  tannery,  twelve  saw  mills,  two  grist  mills,  two  thresh- 
ing mills  and  several  factories.  Chief  Shipments  ;  leather,  lumber 
and  grain.  The  town  contains  besides  its  stores,  mills,  etc.,  six 
churches,  three  hotels,  a  Salvation  Army  Barracks,  several  shipyards 
and  a  large  academy.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no- 
papers  are  published  :  Freeport,  Metahan,  Sandy  Cove  and  West- 
port. 

TELEPHONE,  weekly;  J.  L.  DeVany,  editor  and  publisher; 
established  1896;  independent;  Wednesday;  subscription  75  cents ; 
four  pages, -size  14  x  21. 

BERWICK,  pop.  1,738,  Co.  Kings,  on  Dominion  Atlantic  Ry.,  near 
Kentville,  the  County  seat ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industries  ;  creamery,  shoe  factory,  saw  mills,  axe  factory,  grist 
mills  and  foundry.  Chief  Shipments :  leather,  boots  and  shoes, 
lumber,  dairy  and  farm  produce,  especially  fruit.  Surrounding  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Cambridge,  Waterville, 
Somerset,  Aylesford,  Kingston  and  Grafton. 

REGISTER,  weekly;  John  E.  Woodworth,  editor  and  publisher, 
established  1891;  independent;  Wednesday;  subscription  $1.00; 
four  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  i 

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162  THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 

BRIDGETOWN,  pop.  1,118,  Co.  Annapolis,  on  Annapolis  River  and 
*  Windsor  &  Annapolis  Ry.,  75  miles  from  St.  John,  N.B.,  and  115 
miles  W.  of  Halifax ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries: 
foundry,  tannery  and  organ  factory.  Chief  Shipments  :  leather, 
organs,  grain  and  produce.  The  town  contains  five  churches, 
public  schools,  etc.,  and  excellent  stock  yards.  It  is  the  head  of 
navigation  near  the  N.W.  shore  of  the  province,  and  is  surrounded 
by  magnificent  apple  orchards.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published :  Tupperville,  Clarence,  Paradise 
Bridge,  Lawrencetown,  Ste.  Croix  Bay,  Marshall  Cove,  and  Bloom- 
field. 

MONITOR,  weekly  ;  M.  K.  Piper,  editor  and  publisher  ;  J.  R. 
Pudsey,  manager;  established  1873;  independent;  Wednesday;  sub- 
scription $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  20  x  27.  Circ'n  i% 

BRIDGE  WATER,  pop.  3,937,  Co.  Lunenburg,  on  the  La  Have  River 
and  N.S.C.  Ry.,  12  miles  W.  of  Lunenburg;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O., 
Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  saw,  planing,  woolen  and  carding  mills, 
foundry,  tanneries,  carriage  factory,  etc.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber, 
cordwood,  staves,  bark,  grain  and  leather.  The  town  contains  six 
churches,  public  schools  and  an  academy.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Lapland,  Chelsea,  Barker 
Settlement,  Rudolfs  Cove,  Conquerall's  Bank,  Camperdown  and 
Pleasantville. 

BULLETIN,  weekly;  C.  J.  Cragg  &  Co.,  publishers  ;  conserva- 
tive; Tuesday;  subscription  $1.00;  four  pages,  size  27  x  20}^.  Circ'n  i 

ENTERPRISE,  weekly;  J.  L.  Oxner,  editor  and  publisher; 
established  1886  ;  reform;  Tuesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages, 
size  27  x  20^.  Circ'n  I 

LE   HAVE  GAZETTE.    No  report. 

CALEDONIA  CORNER,  pop.  1037,  Co-  Queen's,  on  the  W.  &  A. 
Ry. ,  40  miles  from  Annapolis,  35  miles  from  Shelburne  ;  Tel.,  T., 
Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industry  :  gold  mining.  Chief  Ship- 
ments :  ore  and  farm  produce.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published  ;  Harmony  Mills,  Brookfield,  Kempt, 
Northfield,  Grafton  and  Maitland. 

GOLD  HUNTER  AND  FARMERS'  JOURNAL,  weekly;  W. 
H.  Banks,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established  1888  ;  independent  ; 
Saturday  ;  subscription  $1.50  ;  four  pages,  size  19  x  26.  Circ'n  ^ 

CLARK  S  HARBOR,  pop.  2,000,  Co.  Shelburne,  14  miles  from 
Barrington.  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industry:  fishing.  Chief  Ship- 
ments: fish  and  lobsters.  The  town  contains  besides  its  stores,  fac- 
tories, etc.,  three  churches  and  five  schools.  Surrounding  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Barrington,  Clyde 
River,  Dictor's  Cove,  Lockport,  McGray,  Port  Clyde  and  Port  La- 
Tour. 

COAST  GUARD,  weekly;  M.  H.  Nickerson,  editor  and  pro- 
prietor, established  1897  ;  liberal  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  Si.oo  ; 
four  pages,  size  16  x  22^.  Circ'n  ^ 

Also  dated  at  Yarmouth. 

DARTMOUTH,  pop.  4,576,  Co.  Halifax,  on  the  Chebucto  River,  and 
on  the  I.C. R.  branch  line.  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries  : 
three  saw  mills,  skate,  rope,  nail,  soap  and  sash  factories.  Chief 
Shipments :  lumber,  skates,  rope,  nails  and  soap.  The  town  is 

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connected  with  Halifax  by  ferry  and  contains  besides  its  stores, 
factories,  etc.,  five  churches  and  one  hotel.  Surrounding-  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Middle  Musquodoboit, 
Upper  Musquodoboit,  West  River  and  Sheet  Harbour. 

ATLANTIC  WEEKLY,  weekly;  H.  S.  Congdon,  publisher, 
established  1893  ;  independent  ;  Saturday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  18  x  24.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,34O 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  388. 

DIGBY,  pop.  3,072,  Co.  Digby,  on  the  Bay  of  Fundy,  and  on  the  North 

*  Shore  and  Western  Counties  Rys.,  140  miles W.  of  Halifax.  Tel.,  T. , 
Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.     Chief  Industries  :  tanneries,  fisheries,  saw  and 
grist  mills  and  ship  building.     Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,   leather, 
fish  and  fishing  supplies.     The  town  contains  several  churches  and 
public  schools.     It  is  famous  for  its  herring  fisheries  and  ship  build- 
ing.    It  has  regular  steamboat  connection  with  St.  John.    Surround- 
ing towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Westport, 
Broad  Cove,   Gulliver  Hole,    Pleasant  Village,   Marshalltown,  Cle- 
men tsvale  and  Hillsburg. 

CO U  Rl  ER,  weekly  ;  Mary  McCormack,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1874;  independent;  Friday;  subscription  $1.00;  four 
pages,  size  20  x  27.  Circ'n  i^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  411. 

GUYSBORO,  pop.  i, 800,  Co.  Guysboro',  at  the  head  of  Chedabucto 
Bay,  19  miles  from  Tracadie  Ry.  Station.  Tel.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industries  :  carding  mills,  tanneries  and  grist  mills.  Chief  Ship- 
ments :  wool,  leather  and  grain.  The  town  contains  besides  its 
stores,  mills,  etc.,  four  churches  and  one  hotel.  Surrounding  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Canso,  Boylston,  Cross 
Roads  (Country  Harbour),  Isiac's  Harbour,  Port  Mulgrave  and 
Wine  Harbour. 

GAZETTE,  weekly;  Albert  Dennis,  publisher;  established  1894; 
independent;  Saturday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  12^ 
x  28^5.  See  A'ezt1  Glasgow  Enterprise. 

HALIFAX,  pop.  40,000,  Co.  Halifax,  the  capital  and  leasding  city  of 

*  the  province,  and  naval  station  of  the  British  North  American  Squa- 
dron.    It  is  situated  on  the  west  side  of  Chebucto  Bay,  now  called 
Halifax  Harbor,  and  is  the  Atlantic  terminus  of  the  I.C.Ry.,  and  C. 
P.  Ry.     Tel.,   T.,    Ex.,   M.O.,   Bank.     Chief  Industries  :  foundries, 
grist,  saw  and  cotton  mills,  sugar  refineries,  spice  mills,   furniture 
factories,    cordage    works,   skate  factory,  planing   mills,    machine 
shops,    dry   docks   and    dock  yards,    ship   repairing,  nail   factory, 
shovel  factory,  gunpowder  manufactory,  military  and  naval  supplies, 
etc.     Chief  Shipments  :  fish,   lumber,  grain,  fruit,  vegetables,  and 
the   products   of  its  factories.     The  city  contains  thirty  churches, 
Dalhousie  University  with  faculties  of  law  and  arts,  Canadian  Pres- 
byterian chartered  college,  Halifax  Ladies'  college,  convents,  sev- 
eral academies,  high  and  public  schools,  court  house,  jail,  public 
halls,  masonic  hall,   opera  house,  Young  Men's  Christian  Associa- 
tion, provincial  and  county  buildings,  hospitals  and  asylums.     It  is 
the  chief  winter  port  of  Canada,  and  is  the  most  strongly  fortified 
city  in  America,  having  capacity  for  mounting  on  its  own  forts  over 
one  thousand  guns,  while  among  those  already  mounted  are  some 
of  the  heaviest  known  calibre.     At  the  north  end  of  the  city  is  a  dry 
dock  capable  of  accommodating  the  largest  vessel  afloat  :  it  is  one 
of  the  finest  in  the  world,  and  cost  about  $1,000,000.     The  harbor 
proper  is  four  miles  long  by  an  average  width  of  one  mile,  with  ex- 

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cellent  anchorage.  At  the  north  end  are  the  Narrows  (a  sheet  of  wa- 
ter nine  miles  long  and  four  miles  wide),  capable  of  containing-  all 
the  navies  in  the  world.  The  streets  of  the  city  are  lighted  by  elec- 
tricity and  gas.  It  has  good  water  works,  fine  police  force  and  fire 
department,  and  has  steamship  connections  with  all  ports.  Surround- 
ing towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Bedford» 
Fairview,  Rockingham,  Dutch  Village,  Uniacke,  French  Village* 
Enfield,  Lawrencetown,  Sheet  Harbor,  Musquodoboit,  Stewiacke, 
Shubenacadie  and  Hubbard's  Cove. 

ACADIAN  RECORDER,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  Black- 
ader  Bros.,  editors  and  publishers  ;  established  1813  ;  liberal  ;  sub- 
scription $5.00  ;  four  pages,  size  20  x  27.  Circ'n  j 

TRI-WEEKLY,  established  1813  ;  Monday,  Wednesday  and  Fri- 
day ;  subscription  $2.50  ;  four  pages,  size  20  x  27.  Circ'n  ^ 

ECHO,  (evening  edition  of  Chronicle),  every  evening  except 
Sunday  ;  Charles  Annand,  editor  and  publisher;  established  1888  ; 
liberal ;  subscription  $5.00  ;  four  pages,  size  20  x  27.  Circ'n  4. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  291. 

MAIL,  (evening  edition  of  Herald},  every  evening  except  Sun- 
day ;  Herald  Printing  and  Publishing  Co.,  publishers  ;  established 
1879;  liberal-conservative  ;  eight  pages,  size  24  x  17. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  296.  Sworn  Circ'n  4,1OO 

CH  RONICLE,  every  morning  except  Sunday  ;  Charles  Annand, 
editor  and  publisher  ;  established  1864;  reform;  subscription  $6.00  ; 
four  pages,  size  20  x  27.  Circ'n  5. 

TRI-WEEKLY,  Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Saturday  ;  size  20  x  27. 

WEEKLY,  (Nova  Scotian),  established  1820  ;  Saturday  ;  subscrip- 
tion $1.00;  eight  pages,  size  13  x  19.  Circ'n  2 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  291. 

HERALD,  every  morning  except  Sunday  ;  Herald  Printing  and 
Publishing  Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1875  ;  liberal-conservative  ; 
subscription  $5.00 ;  eight  pages,  size  18^  x  27. 

Sworn  Circ'n  5, OSS 

WEEKLY,  established  1875;  Wednesday;  subscription  $1.00 ; 
eight  pages,  size  17  x  24.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,85O 

Advt. —  The  Halifax  Morning  Herald  and  Evening  Mail  covers  the  entire 
province  of  Nova  Scotia.  It  is  the  only  paper  in  Canada  whose  circulation  is 
guaranteed  by  the  Advertisers  Guarantee  Company  of  Chicago.  Circulation 
books  are  always  open  to  the  advertiser's  inspection.  See  advt.  page  297. 

ADVERTISER,  weekly  ;  A.  R.  Theakston,  publisher;  estab- 
lished 1897;  independent;  Friday;  circulated  free;  four  pages, 
size  10  x  14. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  410. 

PRESBYTERIAN  WITNESS,  weekly;  Rev.  Robert  Murray, 
editor;  Henry  W.  Barnes,  publisher;  established  1848;  Presbyter- 
ian ;  Saturday  ;  subscription  $1.50  ;  eight  pages,  size  19  x  30^. 

Sworn  Circ'n  3,1OQ 

ROYAL  GAZETTE,  weekly  ;  R.  Murray,  publisher  ;  established 
1752  ;  official  organ  of  Provincial  Government ;  Wednesday  ;  sub- 
scription $1.50;  fourteen  pages,  size  10  x  14.  Inserts  only  govern- 
ment advertisements. 

WEEKLY  NEWS,  weekly;  Halifax  Ptg.  Cof,  publishers  ;  es- 
tablished 1898  ;  labor  ;  Saturday  ;  distributed  free  ;  eight  pages, 
size  9  x  12. 

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WESLEYAN,  weekly  ;  Rev.  John  Lathern,  D.D.,  editor;  Rev. 
S.  F.  Huestis,  publisher;  established  1850;  Methodist;  Wednesday; 
subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13  x  20.  Sworn  Circ'n  4.OOO 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  314. 

MARITIME  MERCHANT,  AND  COMMERCIAL  REVIEW, 
bi-weekly  ;  Maritime  Newspaper  Co.  Ltd.,  publishers  ;  established 
1892  ;  commercial  ;  every  other  Thursday  ;  subscription  Si.oo  ; 
seventy-two  pages,  size  9x12 

FORWARD,  semi-monthly,  W.  S.  Sanders,  publisher;  establish- 
ed 1893  ;  independent;  subscription  25  cents  ;  four  pages,  size  12  x 
1 8.  Circ'n  i)£ 

DALHOUSIE  GAZETTE,  every  three  weeks ;  students  of  Dal- 
housie  College,  editors  and  publishers ;  Roy  Davis,  editor-in- 
chief;  A.  M.  YVebb,  manager;  established  1867;  a  college  paper 
issued  during  collegiate  year  ;  subscription  Si.oo  ;  forty-four  pages, 
size  9^  x  6%.  Circ'n  }4 

CHURCH  WORK,  monthly;  Rev.  H.  F.  Dixon,  publisher; 
established  1887  ;  English  Church  ;  twenty-four  pages,  size  9x6. 

INDUSTRIAL  ADVOCATE,  monthly  ;  Maritime  Newspaper 
Co.  Ltd.,  established  1896  ;  subscription  60  cents  ;  twenty-eight 
pages,  size  9x12. 

MARITIME  MEDICAL  NEWS,  monthly;  James  Ross,  M.D., 

publisher;  established  1889;  medical  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  thirty-six 
pages,  size  9^  x  6)^.  Circ'n  }4 

JOURNAL  OF  EDUCATION,  semi-yearly;  John  T.  Bulmer, 
editor  and  publisher ;  established  1879 ;  educational  ;  free  to  teach- 
ers ;  twenty-eight  pages,  size  6x9.  Inserts  no  advertisements. 

H/^NTSPORT,  pop.  700,  Co.  Hants,  on  the  Avon  River  and  on  the 
Windsor  and  Annapolis  branch  of  the  Dominion  and  Atlantic  Ry.,  7 
miles  from  Windsor.  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries  ;  two 
machine  factories,  carding,  grist  and  lumber  mills  and  excellent 
freestone  quarries.  Chief  Shipments  :  wool,  grain  and  lumber.  The 
town  contains  besides  its  stores,  mills,  etc. ,  three  churches  and  three 
hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  pub- 
lished :  Cheverie,  Kennetcook,  Maitland,  Newport  Landing  and 
Walton. 

ADVANCE,  weekly;  H.  G.  Harris,  publisher  ;  established  1894; 
independent;  Friday;  subscription  .50  cents;  four  pages,  size  22 
x  15.  Circ'n  }4 

KEN  I  VILLE,  pop.  2,100,  Co.  Kings,  on  the  Cornwallis  River  and  W. 
*  &  A.  Ry.,  60  miles  from  Halifax;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industries:  farming,  fishing  and  lumbering.  Chief  Shipments  ;  fish- 
ing supplies,  fish  and  lumber.  The  town  contains  five  churches  and 
good  public  schools,  etc.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no 
papers  are  published :  Berwick,  Aylesford,  Kingston,  Waterville, 
Grand  Pre,  Gaspereaux,  Kingsport,  Port  Williams,  Canard  and 
Centreville. 

ADVERTISER,  weekly  ;  H.  G.  Harris,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1866  ;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  13  X2O.  Sworn  Circ'n  1.5OO 

Also  publish  IVolfinUe  Orchardist  and  Hantsport  Advance. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  389. 

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166  THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 

WESTERN  CHRONICLE,  weekly;  Fred.  W.  Wickwire,  pub- 
lisher ;  established  1872  ;  liberal  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
four  pag-es,  size  29  x  21.  Circ'n  ij^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  406. 

LIVERPOOL,  pop.  2,700,  Co.  Queens,  at  the  mouth  of  River  Mersey, 

*  80  miles  S.W.  of  Halifax  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.     Chief  Indus- 
tries :  saw,  grist  and  planing1  mills,  tanneries,  gold  mining1  and  fish- 
ing-.    Chief  Shipments  :    lumber,    leather,    gold  and  farm  produce. 
The  town  contains  six  churches,   academy  and  public  schools,  the 
county  buildings,  town  hall,  and  is  the  centre  of  a  large  and  growing1 
trade.     Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  publish- 
ed :  Scott's  Bay,  Beach  Hill,  Milton,   Herring  Cove,  Port  Medway, 
Middlefield,  Camperdown,  New  Germany  and  West  Caledonia. 

ADVANCE,  AND  WESTERN  COUNTIES  ADVOCATE, 
weekly;  E.  M.  Farrell,  editor  and  publisher;  established  1878;  liberal; 
Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.50  ;  four  pages,  size  20  x  27.  Circ'n  ^ 

GRAPHIC,  weekly  ;  W.  H.  Sperry,  editor,  established  1896; 
independent ;  Saturday  ;  subscription  50  cents  ;  four  pages,  size 
14  x  10.  Circ'n  i 

PRESS,  weekly.     No  report. 

LUNENBURG,   pop.  4,044,  Co.  Lunenburg1,  on  the  Lunenburg  Bay, 

*  an  inlet    of  the    Atlantic  Ocean,  and    on    the  N.S.C.  Ry. ,  45  miles 
from  Halifax  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,   Bank.     Chief  Industries:  fish- 
eries and  West  India  trade.     Chief  Shipments :  fish  and  fishing  sup- 
plies.    The  town  contains  six  churches,  academy  and  public  schools, 
a  marine  hospital,  the  county  buildings,  lobster  factory,  etc.     Lunen- 
burg owns  a  large  fishing  fleet  of  250  vessels  with  a  total  of  15,000 
tons,  and  every  season  about  half  of  them  are  engaged  on  the  banks 
of  Labrador.     It   does   a   large  trade  with  the  West  Indies.     Sur- 
rounding towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :    New 
Cornwall,  Block  House,  Chester,  New  Dublin  and  Princess  Inlet. 

ARGUS,  weekly  ;  Lunenburg  Printing  and  Publishing  Co., 
publishers  ;  W.  A.  Letson,  manager  ;  established  1889  ;  conserva- 
tive ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  20  x  27. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  413.  Circ'n  i 

PROGRESS,  weekly  ;  A.  J.  Knight,  editor  ;  Thos.  S.  Howe, 
publisher  ;  established  1878  ;  liberal  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription 
$1.25  ;  four  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  i 

MIDDLETON,  pop.  700,  Co.  Annapolis  at  junction  of  N.S.C.  and 
D.A.R.Ry.,  midway  between  Halifax  and  Yarmouth,  26  miles  N.E. 
of  Annapolis  the  county  seat ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries: 
planing  mills,  box,  sash  and  door,  ginger  ale,  patent  medicine,  pork 
packing  and  fertilizer  factories,  fruit  growing  and  farming.  Chief 
Shipments  :  the  product  of  its  manufactories  and  farm  produce. 
The  town  contains  besides  its  stores,  factories  etc.,  three  churches, 
three  hotels,  and  has  a  splendid  water  system.  Headquarters  of 
Valley  Telephone  Co.  Has  public  library  containing  500  volumes. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Clarence,  Clementsport,  Granville,  Granville  Ferry,  Lawrencetown, 
Margaretville,  Port  George,  Round  Hill,  South  Farmington,  and 
Wilmot. 

OUTLOOK,  weekly  ;  Fred.  E.  Cox,  publisher  ;  established  1894  ; 
independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  21  x  26. 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  407.  Circ'n  i 

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NEW  GLASGOW,  pop.  3,777,  Co.  Pictou,  on  the  East  River,  near 
its  entrance  into  Pictou  Harbor,  on  the  I.C.Ry.,  104  miles  N.E.  of 
Halifax;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  mill  machin- 
ery, glass  works,  coal  mining-,  iron  and  steel  works,  furniture  and 
agricultural  implements,  door  and  sash  factories,  saw  and  planing 
mills,  a  foundry,  etc.  Chief  Shipments  :  coal,  lumber,  fish,  iron, 
steel,  furniture,  farm  tools,  glassware  and  machinery.  The  town 
contains  five  churches,  four  public  schools,  several  ship  yards  and 
has  several  coal  mines  in  its  vicinity.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Baie  Verte,  Cape  Breton, 
Hopewell,  Barneys  River,  Alma,  Meikslefield,Trenton  and  Canso. 

EASTERN  CHRONICLE,  weekly;  S.  M.  Mackenzie,  pub- 
lisher ;  established  1841  ;  liberal  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  Si.oo  ; 
eight  pages,  size  15  x  22. 

Also  Publish  Saturday  Bulletin.  Circ'n  2^" 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  402. 

ENTERPRISE,  weekly  ;  A.  P.  Douglas,  editor;  Enterprise 
Publishing  Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1888  ;  conservative  ;  Sa- 
turday ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  20  x  27.  Circ'n  2 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  310. 

SATURDAY  BULLETIN,  weekly;  S.  M.  Mackenzie, publisher  ; 
established  1898  ;  liberal  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  50  cents  ;  four  pages, 
size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  2% 

Also  publish  Eastern  Chronicle. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  402. 

NORTH  SYDNEY,  pop.  2,520,  Co.  Cape  Breton,  on  the  N.W.  arm 
of  Sydney  Harbor,  1 8  miles  from  Sydney,  and  on  the  I.C.R. ;  Tel., 
T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  carding  and  fulling  mills, 
tannery,  boot  and  shoe  factory,  fishing  and  coal  shipping.  Chief 
Shipments  :  leather,  fish,  coal,  lumber,  etc.  The  town  contains  five 
churches,  three  public  schools,  convent,  private  school,  marine 
railway  capable  of  carrying  vessels  up  to  250  tons.  It  has  good 
water  works  and  fire  department,  and  daily  steamboat  connection 
with  Sydney.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  Sydney  Mines,  Cow  Bay,  Glace  Bay,  Pt.  Hood,  Pt. 
Hastings,  Whycocomagh,  Victoria  Mines  and  Bridgeport. 

H  ERALD,  weekly  ;  A.  C.  Bertram,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1872  ;  conservative  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  20  x  26.  Circ'n  3^ 

OXFORD,  pop.  1,500,  Co.  Cumberland,  on  the  River  Philip  and  on 
the  I.C.Ry.,  3  miles  from  Oxford  Junction  and  66  miles  from  Pictou; 
Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  two  foundries,  saw  and 
grist  mills  and  a  woollen  factory.  Chief  shipments  :  lumber,  grain 
and  wool.  The  town  contains  beside  its  mills,  stores  etc.,  three 
churches  and  one  hotel.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no 
papers  are  published:  Advocate  Harbour,  Athol,  East  Southampton, 
Maccan,  Pugwash  and  Southampton. 

JOURNAL,  weekly  ;  Oxford  Printing  and  Publishing  Co.;  pub- 
lishers ;  established  1898  ;  independent  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription 
75  cents  ;  four  pages,  size  17  x  22.  Circ'n  ^ 

PARRSBORO,  pop.  2,000,  Co.  Cumberland,  on  a  strait  connecting 
Minas  Basin  with  the  Bay  of  Fundy,  and  the  terminus  of  the  Cumb- 

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erland  Coal  and  Railway  Co.'s  line  ;  Tel.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industries  :  saw  and  grist  mills,  tanneries,  lumbering-  and  fishing-. 
Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  leather,  fish  and  lumber.  The  town  contains 
five  churches,  public  schools,  and  has  a  ship  yard  and  dock.  Sur- 
rounding towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Can- 
nonville,  Kirkhill,  Lakelands,  Newville,  Southampton,  Brookville 
and  Economy. 

CUMBERLAND  LEADER,  weekly;  E.  Woodworth,  editor 
and  publisher  ;  established  1888  ;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription 
S  i  .00 ;  four  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  ^ 

RECORD,  weekly  ;  Wm.  Connelly,  publisher  ;  established  1897  ; 
liberal  ;  Saturday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  n  x  16. 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  381.  Circ'n  ^ 

PIOTOU,  pop.  4,500,  Co.  Pictou,  on  the  north  end  of  Pictou  Harbor, 
*  opening  into  Northumberland  Straits,  and  one  mile  trom  I.C.Ry.  ; 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  flour  and  grist  mills, 
boots  and  shoes,  sash  and  door,  and  canning  factories,  tanneries, 
mining  and  quarrying.  Chief  Shipments  :  fish,  canned  goods,  coal, 
stone,  leather,  etc.  The  town  contains  six  churches,  four  public 
schools,  convent,  and  in  close  proximity  to  the  town  are  extensive 
quarries  of  dark  sandstone  and  coal  mines.  It  has  a  Young  Mens' 
Christian  Association  and  Masonic  buildings.  The  streets  are  light- 
ed by  gas  and  it  has  good  water  works.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Caribou,  River  John,  West- 
ville,  Merigonish,  Tatamagouche,  Churchville  and  Piedmont  Valley. 

ADVOCATE,  weekly  ;  John  D.  McDonald,  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1893  ;  liberal  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size 
15  x  22.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,5OO 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  350. 

COLONIAL  STANDARD,  weekly;  R.  C.  Hamilton,  publisher; 
established  1858  ;  conservative;  Tuesday;  subscription  $1.00;  four 
pages,  size  21  x  29.  Circ'n  i^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  401. 

PORT  HAWKSBURY,  pop.  1,200,  Co.  Inverness,  on  the  Strait  of 
Canso,  and  the  terminus  of  the  C.B.Ry.,  75  miles  from  New  Glas- 
gow, 130  miles  from  Halifax,  by  which  it  is  connected  with  a  weekly 
line  of  steamers  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industry  :  saw 
mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  fish  and  supplies.  The  town  con- 
tains several  churches  and  schools,  and  does  a  large  trade  in  fish 
and  general  supplies.  It  has  a  fine  harbor  and  has  steamboat  con- 
nection with  Boston.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  pa- 
pers are  published  :  Port.  Hastings,  Port  Mulgrave,  Port  Hood,  Seal 
Cove  and  Habitants'  Bay. 

BULLETIN,  weekly;  J.  J.  Williams,  publisher;  established  1890; 
independent-liberal  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size 
18  x  24.  Circ'n  % 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  324. 

EASTERN  JOURNAL,  weekly  ;  J.  C.  Bourinot,  editor  and  pub- 
lisher ;  established  1889;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00; 
four  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  ^ 

O  I  .  PETERS,   pop.    600,    Co.  Richmond,   on     St.    Peters    Bay  ;    an 
inlet  of  the  Atlantic  Ocean,  26  miles  from  River  Inhabitants  and  36}^   . 
miles  from  Port   Hawkesbury  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,    M.O.,    Bank.     Chief 
Industries  :  tanneries.     Chief  Shipment  :  leather.     The    town  con- 

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tains  besides  its  stores,  tanneries  etc. ,  two  churches  and  two  hotels.  A 
short  canal  connects -St.  Peters  Bay  with  Bras  d'Or  Lake.  Surround- 
ing towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Cleveland, 
Descouse,  Lower  1'Ardoise  and  River  Bourgeoise. 

GAZETTE,  weekly  ;  Bras  d'Or  Gazette  Publishing  Co.,  publish- 
shers  ;  established  1896  ;  conservative  ;  Wednesday  ;  four  pages, 
size  26  x  20.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,OOO 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  370. 

SHELBURNE,  pop.  2,000,  Co.  Shelburne,  on  the  N.E.  arm  of 
*  a  capacious  harbor  of  the  same  name,  160  miles  S.  W.  of  Halifax; 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank  at  Barrington  or  Lockport.  Chief  Indus- 
tries :  iron  works,  ship  building  and  fishing.  Chief  Shipments  :  iron, 
fish  and  farm  produce.  The  town  contains  several  churches  and 
schools,  and  has  a  good  harbor  with  easy  entrance  and  secure  an- 
chorage, and  has  excellent  facilities  for  the  repairing  and  furnishing 
of  vessels.  It  is  connected  by  stage  and  weekly  steamers  with  Ha- 
lifax. Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  publish- 
ed :  Barrington,  Wood's  Harbor,  Barrington  Passage,  Port  Latour, 
Lockport,  Jordan  and  Tusket. 

BUDGET,  semi-weekly  ;  W.  H.  Currie,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1890  ;  independent  ;  Monday  and  Thursday  ;  subscrip- 
tion $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  20  x  28.  Circ'n  i^ 

oPRINGHILL,  pop.  4,813,  Co.  Cumberland,  on  the  Cumberland 
River,  5  miles  S.  of  Springhill  Junction,  22  miles  S.E.  of  Amherst  ; 
Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industry:  coalmining.  Chief  Ship- 
ments :  coal.  The  town  contains  five  churches,  graded  school  and 
two  extensive  coal  mines  in  its  vicinity.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Salem,  Intervale,  Warren, 
Eel  Creek,  Nappan,  Athol  and  Brown's  Brook. 

NEWS  AND  ADVERTISER,  weekly;  H.  A.  McKnight,  editor 
and  publisher  ;  established  1886  ;  independent ;  Wednesday  ;  sub- 
scription $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  12  x  18.  Circ'n  i^ 

CHURCH  OBSERVER,  semi-monthly ;  J.  A.  Stansfield,  publish- 
er ;  established  1896  ;  religious  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages, 
size  ii  x  15.  Circ'n  i^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  409. 

SIGNOFTHE  CROSS,  monthly  ;  J.  A.  Stansfield  ;  publisher; 
established  1896  ;  religious  ;  subscription  25  cents  ;  sixteen  pages, 
size  9x6.  Circ'n  1% 

STELLARTON,  pop.  2,410,  Co.  Pictou,  on  the  East  River  and  I.C. 
Ry.,  3  miles  from  New  Glasgow,  101  miles  N.E.  of  Halifax  ;  Tel., 
T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  coal  and  iron  mining  and 
smelting.  Chief  Shipments :  coal  and  iron.  The  town  contains 
four  churches,  public  schools  and  has  valuable  iron  and  coal  mines 
in  its  vicinity.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  Hopewell  and  Thorburn. 

MARITIME  MINING  RECORD,  semi-monthly;  R.  Drum- 
mond,  publisher  ;  established  1898  ;  independent ;  twenty-two  pages, 
size  10  x  7.  Circ'n  i 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  389. 

SYDNEY,  pop.    3,465,  Co.  Cape  Breton,  on  the  east  part   of  Cape 

*  Breton,  at  the  head  of  Sydney  Harbor  and  on  I.C.-Ry. ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex. 

M.O.,   Bank.     Chief  Industries  :  foundry,   sash   and    door  factory, 

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tannery,  carding  mills  and  coal  mining".  Chief  Shipments:  coal,  lum- 
ber, fish,  etc.  The  town  contains  five  churches,  public  schools, 
convent,  a  public  hall  seating-  450,  a  larg-e  skating-  rink,  court  house, 
jail,  masonic  hall,  etc.  It  is  famous  for  its  coal  mines,  and  has  an 
extensive  trade  with  St.  Pierre  and  Newfoundland.  Surrounding- 
towns  and  villag-es  where  no  papers  are  published :  Cow  Bay, 
Bridg-eport  Mines,  Port  Mulgrave,  Victoria  Mines  and  Coxheath 
Mines. 

RECORD,  every  evening-  except  Sunday;  Joseph  MacDonald, 
publisher  ;  established  1898  ;  independent  ;  subscription  $4.00  ;  four 
pag-es,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  j£ 

WEEKLY,  established  1898  ;  Monday;  subscription  60  cents  ; 
eig-ht  pag-es,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  l/z 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  412. 

ADVOCATE,  weekly  ;  F.  Mosely,  editor  and  publisher;  esta- 
blished 1872  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  Si.no  ;  four 
pag-es,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  i 

ISLAND  REPORTER,  weekly;  W.  A.  Richardson,  editor 
and  publisher  ;  established  1884  ;  liberal  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription 
Si. oo  ;  four  pag-es,  size  21  x  27.  Circ'n  2 

MAC  TALLA,  Gaelic  ;  weekly;  J.  G.  MacKinnon,  publisher; 
established  1892;  independent;  Friday;  subscription  $1.00;  eig-ht 
pages,  size  u  x  15^.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,1OO 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  366. 

TRUROj  pop.  6,000,  Co.  Colchester,  situated  two  miles  above  the 
*  head  of  Cobequid  Bay,  on  the  I.C.Ry.,  61  miles  from  Halifax,  215 
miles  from  St.  John  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries : 
engine  and  boiler  works,  foundries,  axles,  boots  and  shoes,  lasts 
and  peg's,  wooden  ware,  condensed  milk,  woolen  and  hat  factories. 
Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  grain,  fish,  and  the  products  of  its  various 
manufacturies.  The  town  contains  five  churches,  public  and  private 
schools,  provincial,  normal  and  model  schools,  etc.  Surrounding- 
towns  and  villag-es  where  no  papers  are  published  ;  Brookfield,  Folly 
Villag-e,  De  Bert  Villag-e,  Stewiacke,  Great.  Village,  Acadia  Mines, 
and  Londonderry. 

N  EWS,  every  evening  except  Sunday;  W.  D.  Dimock,  editor  ; 
News  Publishing-  Co.,  publishers ;  established  1890;  independent; 
subscription  $3.00  ;  four  pages,  size  17  x  22.  Circ'n  y* 

WEEKLY,  independent;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00;  eight 
pages,  size  17  x  22.  Sworn  Circ'n  for  1898,  3,4OO 

Issue  also  the  Lever. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  314. 

COLCHESTER  SUN,  tri-weekly;  W.  B.  Alley,  editor  and 
publisher;  established  1871  ;  liberal-conservative;  Monday,  Wednes- 
day and  Friday;  subscription  $1.00;  four  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  z 

See   Publishers  Statement   Page  382. 

TIMES  GUARDIAN,  tri-weekly;  Alfred  C.  Mills,  editor  and 
publisher;  established  1878;  liberal  ;  Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Satur- 
day ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  18  x  22^.  Circ'n  2 

Sec  Publishers  Statement  Page  386. 

LEVER,  monthly;  John  Hay,  editor;  News  Publishing  Co., 
publishers ;  established  1890  ;  Y.M.C.A.  news;  circulated  free;  four 
pages,  size  8)4  x  12.  ,-  Circ'n  ]^ 

WESTVILLE,  pop.  3,152,   Co.    Pictou,  on  Middle  River  and  on  the 
Pictou  branch  I.C.R.;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.    Chief  Industries: 

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a  foundry,  planing1  mill  and  coal  mines.  Chief  Shipments  :  coal  and 
lumber.  The  town  contains  besides  the  mines,  etc.,  five  churches 
and  three  hotels,  is  lighted  by  electricity  and  has  a  fine  system  of 
water-works.  Surrounding-  towns  and  villag-es  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  Baileys  Brook,  Hopewell,  Merigomishe,  Granton  and 
River  John. 

FREE  LANCE,  weekly  ;  D.  McCuaig,  publisher  ;  established 
1896  ;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages. 

Circ'n  ^ 

WEYMOUTH  BRIDGE,  pop.  3,490,  Co.  Digby,  on  the  Sissaboo 
River,  St.  Mary's  Bay  and  W.  C.  Ry.,  il/z  miles  S.  of  Weymouth,  21 
miles  from  Dig-by  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  : 
lumbering,  ship  building  and  farming.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber, 
fish,  etc.  The  town  contains  churches,  schools  and  several  stores. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Albert  Cove,  South  Creek,  Weaver  Settlement,  New  Edinburgh, 
South  Range  Corner,  Hillsburg,  Front  Cove  and  Murphy  Cove. 

L' EVAN  CELINE,  French,  weekly  ;  V.  A.  Landry,  editor  and 
publisher  ;  established  1887  ;  liberal;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.25  ; 
four  pages,  size  20  x  27.  Circ'n  i  ^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  348. 

FREE  PRESS,  weekly  ;  E.  H.  Armstrong,  editor  and  publisher; 
established  1889;  independent;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.25  ;  four 
pages,  size  20  x  27.  Circ'n  ^i 

WINDSOR,  pop.  3,500,  Co.  Hants  on  an  arm  of  Minas  Basin  and  W. 
*  &  A.  Ry.,  45  miles  N.  W.  of  Halifax,  and  84  miles  from  Annapolis. 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  ship  building  and  cot- 
ton mills.  Chief  Shipments :  cottons,  gypsum,  lumber,  fish,  etc. 
The  town  contains  five  churches,  the  University  of  King's  College, 
collegiate  school  for  boys,  Church  School  for  Girls,  Hants  Co.  Aca- 
demy and  is  an  important  centre  of  education.  The  public  schools 
are  free.  The  town  owes  its  importance  to  the  quantities  of  lime, 
stone,  gypsum  and  valuable  minerals  found  in  its  vicinity.  It  contains 
some  fine  public  buildings  rebuilt  since  the  fire  of  Oct.  i7th,  1896,  and 
is  lighted  by  electricity.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no 
papers  are  published  :  Avonport,  Avondale,  Brooklyn,  Summerville, 
Newport,  Ellers  House,  Falmouth,  Maitland,  Shubenacadie,  Mount 
Denson,  St.  Croix  and  Burlington. 

HANTS  JOURNAL,  weekly  ;  Jas.  J.  Anslow,  editor  and  pub- 
lisher ;  established  1867  ;  independent  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  21  x  29.  Circ'n,  actual  average  for  1898,  1,054 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  306. 

TRIBUNE,  weekly  ;  Fielding  &  Woodworth,  editors  and  pub- 
lishers ;  established  1883  ;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
four  pages,  size  30  x  20  j£.  Circ'n  i^ 

KING'S  COLLEGE  RECORD,  monthly;  undergraduates  of 
King's  College,  editors  and  publishers  ;  established  1877  5  a  college 
paper  issued  only  during  the  collegiate  year  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
twenty-eight  pages,  size  9x12.  Circ'n  \£ 

WOLFVILLE,  pop.  1,963,  Co.  Kings,  at  the  entrance  of  Cornwallis  Ri- 
ver into  Minas  Basin,  on  the  W.  &  A.  Ry.,  18  miles  S.  of  Windsor,  61 
miles  from  Halifax;  Tel.,  T.,Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  fish- 
ing, ship  building,  milling  and  tanning.  Chief  Shipments  :  farm  pro- 
duce. The  town  contains  Acadia  College  and  Horton  College,  both 
of  the  Baptist  denomination,  also  four  churches,  a  seminary  and  pu- 

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blic  schools.  Surrounding-  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  New  Canaan,  Cambridge,  Cold  Brook,  Gibbonville, 
Harmony,  Freemont,  Kingston  and  Inglisville. 

ACADIAN,  weekly,  Davidson  Bros.,  editors  and  publishers  ;  es- 
tablished 1881  ;  independent;  Friday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages, 
size  i8x  24.  Circ'n  ^ 

ACADIAN  ORCHARDIST,  weekly;  H.  G.  Harris,  publisher; 
established  1892  ;  independent;  Tuesday;  subscription  75  cents;  four 
pages,  size  15  x  22.  See  Kentville.  Circ'n  i 

See  Publishment  SlatemeHt  Page  389. 

ACADIA  ATHEN>EUM,  monthly  ;  students  of  Acadia  Univer- 
sity, editors  and  publishers  ;  established  1874  ;  a  college  paper  is- 
sued only  during  collegiate  year  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  twenty  pages, 
size  9x12.  Circ'n  % 

YARMOUTH,  pop.  6,089,  Co.  Yarmouth,  on  the  sea  coast  at  the 
*  entrance  of  the  Bay  of  Fundy,  and  on  the  W.C.Ry.,  205  miles  from 
Halifax,  88  miles  from  Digby  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Daily 
lines  of  steamers  to  Boston  and  a  weekly  line  to  New  York  ;  semi- 
weekly  to  St.  John  and  Halifax,  Chief  Industries  :  ship  building, 
cotton,  duck  and  woolen  mills,  ship's  supplies,  foundries,  fisheries, 
etc.  Chief  Shipments :  fish,  lumber,  cottons,  woolens,  supplies,  etc. 
It  has  more  shipping  per  head  than  any  other  port  in  the  world, 
and  is  the  chief  ship  building  place  in  Nova  Scotia.  It  has  water 
works  and  fire  brigade,  electric  light  and  gas,  and  is  surrounded  by 
a  good  farming  country.  The  town  contains  five  churches,  public 
schools,  public  buildings  and  educational  institutions.  Yarmouth 
Seminary  is  one  of  the  largest  in  the  Province.  Surrounding  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Hebron,  Tusket,  Port 
Maitland,  Ohio,  Argyle,  Barrington,  Westport  and  Freeport. 

N  EWS,  every  evening  except  Sunday;  P.  Hamilton,  editor  and 
publisher;  established  1898;  independent;  subscription  $3.00;  four 
pages,  size  11x9.  Circ'n  ^ 

WEEKLY,  established  1887  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00; 
four  pages,  size  12  x  17. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  404. 

TIMES,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  J.  D.  Rolston,  editor 
and  publisher  ;  established  1898;  conservative  ;  subscription  $3.00  ; 
four  pages,  size  24  x'36.  Circ'n  ^ 

SEMI-WEEKLY,  established  1882  ;  subscription  $1.00;  four 
pages,  size  27  x  41.  Circ'n  2^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  384. 

H  ERALD,  weekly;  J.  M.  Lawson,  editor  and  publisher;  estab- 
lished 1883,  liberal;  Tuesday;  subscription  $1.50*;  four  pages,  size 
27  x  21.  Circ'n  3 

Issues  also  Telegram  free  to  subscribers. 

COAST  GUARD,  weekly.     See  Clarks  Harbor. 

LIGHT,  weekly;  C.  Carey,  editor  and  publisher;  established  1890; 
independent;  Thursday;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  2 

See  Publishers    Statement  Page  348. 

TELEGRAM,  weekly;  Friday;  issued  as  supplement  to  Herald. 


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PROVINCE  of  PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND. 


Thoug-h  the  smallest  in  area — having  a  land  surface  of  only  2,000  square- 
miles — Prince  Edward  Island  is  the  most  thickly  settled  and  one  of  the  most 
productive  of  the  provinces  of  Canada.  It  had  at  the  last  census  of  1891 
54.5  persons  to  the  square  mile,  while  Nova  Scotia,  the  next  province  in 
density  of  population,  had  at  the  same  census  only  21.8  per  square  mile. 
The  population  of  the  island  at  the  census  of  1891  was  109,078,  the  estimated 
population  at  the  present  time  being  about  1 20,000.  There  is  scarcely  a 
foot  of  land  in  Prince  Edward  Island  not  capable  of  cultivation  and  the  soil 
is  uniformly  rich.  This  natural  advantag-e,  coupled  with  the  endowment  of 
a  temperate  climate  and  regular  rain  falls,  has  made  the  province  famous- 
as  an  agricultural  and  stock  raising  country.  The  Island  horses,  cattle  and 
sheep  not  only  command  a  ready  sale  in  the  other  provinces  of  Canada, 
but  are  in  continually  increasing  demand  in  the  United  States  where 
they  are  highly  prized  for  their  sound  health  and  fine  qualities.  One 
writer  calls  it  the  Arabia  of  America  in  respect  of  its  splendid  horses, 
and  another  speaks  of  it  as  the  Ireland  of  Canada  in  praise  of  its  cattle 
and  dairy  products.  Among  other  agricultural  products,  the  Island 
oats  and  potatoes  are  famous  throughout  America  and  the  West  Indies  for 
their  excellence,  the  foreign  demand  for  these  products  being  steadily  on 
the  increase.  The  hay  crops  are  also  celebrated,  being  produced  from 
indigenous  clover  and  grasses,  and  it  is  to  the  high  quality  of  these  crops  that 
the  superiority  of  the  island  live  stock  is  largely  due.  The  fishing  interests- 
of  the  Island  are  also  important,  its  position  in  the  Gulf  giving  it  great 
advantages  for  the  future  development  of  its  marine  resources.  The  value 
of  the  fish  taken  by  P.  E.  I.  fishermen  in  1897  was  $976,125,  of  which 
$494,281  was  exported  to  foreign  countries.  The  total  tonnage  of  vessels 
engaged  in  the  coasting  trade  of  the  Island  in  1897  was  1,209,602,  being- 
nearly  as  large  as  that  of  New  Brunswick.  The  principal  fish  caught  are 
mackerel,  herring,  cod,  hake,  lobsters  and  oysters.  The  annual  take  of 
lobsters  is  about  22,000,000  in  number,  and  of  oysters  abo'ut  26,000  barrels, 
the  P.  E.  I.  oysters — especially  those  of  Malpeque  Bay — being  esteemed 
the  finest  in  flavor  of  any  on  the  Atlantic  coast.  The  park  like  scenery  of 
the  Island,  and  its  even  temperature  and  charming  summer  weather  are 
year  by  year  attracting  tourists  and  health  seekers  to  the  province  from  all 
parts  of  the  continent.  Prince  Edward  Island  had  in  1897  467  public 
schools  with  332  male  teachers  and  247  female  teachers  and  a  total  of 
21,845  pupils.  In  the  same  year  it  had  406  post  offices  through  which 
passed  1,330,000  letters,  190,000  post  cards,  36,500  registered  letters, 
34,500  free  letters,  185,000  transient  newspapers,  circulars,  etc.,  2,850- 
parcels,  and  9,431  money  orders,  besides  papers  from  offices  of  publication. 
Prince  Edward  Island  is  represented  in  the  Dominion  Parliament  by  four 
senators,  and  five  members  of  the  House  of  Commons.  Its  local  govern- 
ment is  carried  on  by  a  single  house,  the  Legislative  Assembly,  having  29 
members.  Capital,  Charlottetown. 

For  information  regarding  the  newspapers  of  the  pro^•ince  see  other 
parts  of  this  work. 

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CHARLOTTETOWN,  pop.  11,485,  Co.  Queens,  is  pleasantly 
*  situated  on  a  neck  of  land  between  North  and  Hillsborough  Rivers; 
overlooking-  a  fine  harbor.  It  is  the  Provincial  capital.  Tel.,  T.,  Ex., 
M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  foundries,  machine  shops,  flour, 
woolen,  saw,  shingle  and  planing1  mills,  tanneries,  agricultural 
implement,  soap  and  tobacco  factories,  etc.  Chief  Shipments:  grain, 
live  stock,  etc.  The  city  contains  five  churches,  good  public  schools, 
the  Government  buildings,  court  house,  markets,  city  hall,  public 
hall,  drill  hall,  Prince  of  Wales,  St.  Dunstan  and  Methodist  colleges, 
normal  school,  convent,  lunatic  asylum,  gaol,  etc.  It  is  lig-hted 
with  gas  and  electric  light.  Has  good  system  of  waterworks  and 
sewerage.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published:  Lower  Montague,  Dundas,  Georgetown,  Cornwall, 
New  Haven,  Bedeque,  Kelly's  Cross,  Annadale,  Southport, 
Emerald,  Victoria,  Eldon,  Mount  Stewart,  Webster's  Corner,  Vernon 
River  Bridge  and  Kensington. 

EXAMINER,  every  evening  except  Sunday;  W.  L.  Cotton, 
editor  ;  Examiner  Publishing  Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1877  ; 
liberal-  conservative;  subscription  $4.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  20. 

Sworn  Circ'n  1,15O 

WEEKLY,  established  1847  5  Friday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  21  x  27.  Sworn  Circ'n  2.2OO 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  324. 

MORNING  GUARDIAN,  every  morning  except  Sunday,  B. 
D.  Higgs,  editor;  Guardian  Publishing  Co.,  publishers;  established 
1891;  independent;  subscription  $4.00;  eight  pages,  size  14^  x  21. 

Sworn  Circ'n  1,151 

SEMI-WEEKLY,  established  1891;  Monday  and  Thursday;  sub- 
scription $1.25,  four  pages,  size  19^  x  24- 

WEEKLY  (Island  Guardian},  established  1887  ;  Thursday; 
subscription  $1.00;  ten  pages,  size  19  x  24.  Sworn  Circ'n  3,1OO 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  322. 

PATRIOT,  every  evening  except  Sunday;  Hon.  D.  Laird,  editor; 
Patriot  Publishing  Company,  publishers;  established  1882;  liberal; 
subscription  $4.00;  four  pages,  size  20  x  27.  Circ'n  ^ 

WEEKLY,  established  1861;  subscription  $1.00  ;  sixteen  pages, 
size  13^  x  20.  Circ'n  2^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  326. 

WATCHMAN,  semi-weekly  ;  Peter  McCourt,  editor  ;  Watch- 
man Publishing  Co.,  publishers;  established  1890;  independent; 
Tuesday  and  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00;  four  pages,  size  20  x  26. 

Circ'n  i^ 

HERALD,  weekly;  James  Mclsaac,  editor  and  publisher;  estab- 
lished 1870;  religious;  Roman  Catholic;  Wednesday;  subscription 
$1.00;  four  pages,  size  27^  x  20.  Circ'n  i^ 

P.  E.  ISLANDER,  weekly;  Geo.  W.  Gardiner,  publisher; 
established  1894  ;  independent  liberal ;  Friday  ;  four  pages,  size  25 
x  20.  Circ'n  2 

ROYAL  GAZETTEj  weekly;  John  Coombs,  editor  and  pub- 
lisher; established  1791  ;  an  official  paper;  inserts  government  ad- 
vertisements only  ;  subscription  25  cents  ;  four  pages,  size  14  x  18 

SUMMERSIDE,    pop.    4,000,     Co.    Prince,  on    Bedeque  Bay    and 
*  P.E.I. Ry.,  40  miles  N.W.  of  Charlottetown,    42    N.E.  of  Shediac  ; 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.     Chief  Industries  :  grist, '"saw,  planing 
and  shingle  mills,  furniture  factory,  two  large  contracting  establish- 
ments including  sash  and  door  and -general  wood  working  factories, 

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lumberyards,  etc.,  carriage  shop  and  creamery,  ship  building-  is 
carried  on  here  extensively.  Chief  Shipments :  cheese  and  butter, 
lumber,  grain,  live  stock,  eggs,  potatoes,  horses,  cattle  and  sheep, 
oysters,  etc.  The  town  has  an  excellent  harbor,  with  good  an- 
chorage for  large  vessels,  and  also  has  six  churches,  the  largest 
retail  store  in  Maritime  Canada,  a  public  hall,  convent,  the  county 
buildings  etc.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published :  Cape  Traverse,  Alberton,  Kensington,  Prince- 
town,  Tryson,  Miscouche,  Wellington,  Centreville  and  Victoria. 

ISLAND  FARMER,  weekly  ;  J.  H.  Bell,  editor  ;  Pioneer  Pub- 
lishing Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1887  ;  agricultural  ;  Thursday  ; 
subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  20  x  27.  Circ'n  4^ 

Issue  also  the  Pioneer. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  348. 

JOURNAL,  weekly;  W.A.  Brennan,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1865  ;  conservative  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  23  x  29.  Circ'n  5 

Issue  also  Prince  Edward  Island  Agriculturist. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  412. 

PIONEER,  weekly  ;  J.  H.  Bell,  editor ;  Pioneer  Publishing  Co., 
publishers  ;  established  1876  ;  reform  ;  Monday  ;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  10%  x  27.  Circ'n  4 

Issue  also  the  Island  Farmer. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  350. 

PRINCE  EDWARD   ISLAN  D  AGRICULTURIST,  weekly; 

W.  A.  Brennan,  editor  and  publisher;  established  1882  ;  agricultural 
and  stock  raising  ;  Saturday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size 
23  x  20.  Circ'n  5^ 

Issue  also  the  Journal. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  412. 

TIGNISH,  pop.  1,000,  Co.  Prince's,  on  the  Gulf  of  St.  Lawrence  and 
at  the  western  terminus  of  the  P.E.  I.Ry.,  68  miles  west  of  Summer- 
side.  Tel.,  T. ,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries  :  wool,  saw,  grist 
and  carding  mills  and  carriage  factory,  Chief  Shipments  :  grain, 
wool,  lumber  and  farm  produce.  The  town  contains  besides  its 
mills,  stores  etc.,  two  churches  and  a  convent,  one  graded  public, 
and  one  convent  school  and  public  hall.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Alberton,  Princetown  and 
Tryson. 

L'lM  PARTIAL,  French,  weekly  ;  G.  &  F.  J.  Bude,  publishers  ; 
established  1893  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  16  x  22.  Circ'n  i 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  401. 


A  plunger  in  advertising  stands  about  te 
same  chance  of  coming  to  grief  as  does  the 
plunger  on  the  race-track,  and  the  indisputa- 
ble truth  that  there  are  a  few  who  have  suc- 
ceeded by  this  method  is  the  exception  that 
proves  the  rule.  Advertising  is  as  sure  to 
pay  as  the  sun  is  sure  to  rise,  but  it  must  be 
the  right  amount  of  the  right  kind  in  the 
right  place. 

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PROVINCE  OF  MANITOBA. 


Manitoba,  popularly  known  as  the  prairie  province,  has  a  land  area 
of  64,066  sq.  m.,  and  a  water  area  of  9,890  sq.  m.  It  is  celebrated  for  its 
rich  agricultural  land,  and  is  especially  noted  as  a  grain  raising  province. 
Twenty-five  years  ago  almost  the  only  products  of  the  province  were  furs, 
but  its  prairie  lands,  over  which  the  buffalo  roamed  but  a  few  years  ago, 
are  being  rapidly  settled  by  immigrants  from  the  older  provinces  and  from 
Europe.  When  Manitoba  became  a  province  of  the  Dominion  in  1870,  the 
total  population  was  only  11,963,  of  whom  10,400  were  half  breeds  and 
Indians.  The  census  of  1891  showed  a  population  of  152,506,  and  the 
present  population  is  estimated  at  over  300,000.  In  1882  the  province  had 
65  miles  of  railway,  and  at  the  end  of  1898  this  was  increased  to  1,755  miles. 
The  total  acreage  devoted  to  cereals  in  1897  was  1,958,025,  being  an 
increase  of  about  15  per  cent,  over  the  previous  year.  In  1897  there  were 
18,261,950  bushels  of  wheat  raised  ;  10,629,513  bushels  of  oats  ;  3,183,602 
bushels  of  barley,  besides  other  grain  and  root  crops,  while  the  live  stock 
in  the  same  year  was  estimated  as  follows  ;  head  of  horses,  100,274;  cattle, 
221,775  ;  sheep,  36,680  ;  swine,  74,944.  During  the  past  few  years  dairy- 
ing and  stock  raising  have  developed  very  rapidly.  The  minerals  of  the 
province  have  not  been  developed,  as  yet,  but  large  deposits  of  salt 
and  petroleum  are  known  to  exist  near  Lake  Winnipegoosis,  while  rich 
beds  of  iron  ore  underlie  the  country  around  Lake  Winnipeg.  The  num- 
ber of  public  schools  in  the  province  in  1897  was  1,068,  having  1,197 
teachers,  and  39,841  pupils.  There  are  also  collegiate  institutes  at  Win- 
nipeg, Portage  La  Prairie  and  Brandon,  having  on  the  rolls  a  total  of  818 
pupils.  At  Winnipeg  there  is  a  Normal  School  for  the  training  of  teachers, 
having  101  pupils  at  the  short  session  and  143  at  the  long  session.  In  1897 
there  were  in  Manitoba  and  the  North-West  Territories  790  Post  Offices, 
through  which  passed  9,950,000  letters,  1,075,000  post  cards,  295,000 
registered  letters,  232,000  free  letters,  1,405,000  transient  newspapers, 
circulars,  etc.,  and  66,866  money  orders.  Manitoba  is  represented  in  the 
Dominion  House  of  Commons  by  7  members,  and  in  the  Senate  by  4  sen- 
ators. The  local  government  is  carried  on  by  a  single  Legislative  Assem- 
bly, having  40  members.  Capital  Winnipeg. 

For  information  regarding  the  newspapers  of  the  province  see  other 
parts  of  this  zvork. 

The  electoral  Divisions  of  the  local  legislature  are  given  as  counties, 
they  taking  the  same  place  as  the  counties  in  the  older  Provinces. 


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MANITOBA.  177 


AUSTIN,  pop.  125,  Co.  Norfolk,  on  the  main  line  of  the  C.P.Ry., 
85  miles  W.  of  Winnipeg-  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries  : 
farming1.  Chief  Shipments  :  country  produce.  The  town  contains 
besides  its  stores  etc. ,  one  church.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published  :  Arden  Station,  Beulah,  Binscarth 
and  Millwood. 

RECORD,  weekly.     No  report. 

BALDUR,  pop.  300,  Co.  Mountain  on  the  Morris  branch  of  the 
N.  P.Ry.  132  miles,  S.W.  of  Wnnipeg  and  60  miles  E.  of  Brandon  ; 
Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Largest  and  most  important  town  in  Argyle  and 
seat  of  the  Municipal  Council.  An  important  grain  point  for  the 
district.  The  town  contains  three  churches  and  a  large  grist  mill. 
Heavy  shipments  of  cattle.  Extensive  lumber  business,  two 
lumber  yards  and  a  planing-  mill  in  operation.  Surronuding-  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Surway,  Miniapolis, 
Swan  Lake,  Summet,  Altament  and  Hilton. 

GAZETTE,  weekly  ;  S.  R.  Cooger,  publisher;  established  1898; 
independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00;  eight  pages,  size  22 
x  15.  Circ'n 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  411. 

BELMONT,  pop.  loo,  Co.  Selkirk,  on  Morris-Brandon  branch  N.P. 
&  M.Ry.,  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries  :  Farming  and  lumber- 
ing. Chief  Shipments  :  lumber  and  country  produce.  The  town 
contains  besides  its  stores  etc.,  one  hotel.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Alexander,  Elgin,  Rose- 
bank,  Hitton,  Craigilea  and  Clear-water. 

STAR,  weekly;  Robert  Scott,  publisher  ;  established  1899  ; 
Friday  ;  independent  ;  subscription  $1.00;  four  pages,  size  20  x  13. 

BIRTLE,    pop.    500,    Co.    Birtle,  on    M.  &  N.W.Ry.;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O. 

Chief  Industries  :  lumbering  &  farming.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber 
and  country  produce.  The  town  contains  besides  its  stores  etc., 
two  hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  Arden  Station,  Beulah,  Binscarth  and  Millwood. 

EYEWITNESS,  weekly;  E.  J.  Wilson,  publisher  ;  established 
1891  ;  independent  ;  Tuesday  ;  subscription  Si.oo  ;  four  pages,  size 
17  x  22.  Circ'n 

BOISSEVAIN,    pop.    800,    Co.    Turtle    Mountain,    on    the    Pembina 

*  Mountain  Branch  of  C.P.Ry.,  20  miles  E.  of  Deloraine,  182  miles  W. 
of  Winnipeg;  Tel.,    Ex.,    Bank.     Chief  Industries  :    flour   and   saw 
mills.     Chief  Shipments:  grain,  flour,  lumber  and  live  stock.     The 
town    contains  four  churches,  public  schools,  five   grain    elevators, 
and    is   the    centre   of  the  best  wheat  growing  district  in    Southern 
Manitoba.     Surrounding  towns  and    villages  where  no  papers  are 
published :    Abigail,    Ninga,    Heaslip,     Langvale,   Whitewater   and 
Wapella. 

GLOBE,  weekly;  W.H.  Ashley,  editorand  publisher;  established 
1890;  independent ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  Si.oo  ;  eight  pages,  size 
15  x  22.  Circ'n 

BRANDON,  pop.  5,000,  Co.    Brandon,  on   the  Assiniboin  River  and 

•  C.P.Ry.,  M.  &  B.  branch  of  the  M.P.  &  N.  Ry.,  and  the   N.W.C. 
Ry.,  133  miles  W.  of  Winnipeg;  Tel.,  T.,   Ex.,'  M.O.,   Bank.  Chief 

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178  THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 

Industries:  saw,  planing,  grist  and  other  mills,  stock  raising  and 
farming.  Chief  Shipments :  live  stock,  lumber  and  farm  produce. 
The  town  contains  several  churches,  schools,  convent,  court  house, 
jail,  large  grain  elevators,  water  works  and  fire  department,  and  is 
lighted  by  electricity  and  gas.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where 
no  papers  are  published:  Alexander,  Chater,  and  Douglas. 

SUN,  every  day  except  Sunday  ;  Western  Publishing  Co.  Ltd., 
publisher;  established  1897;  liberal;  subscription  $3.00  ;  four  pages, 
size  15^  x  22.  Sworn  Circ'n  528 

WEEKLY,  WESTERN  SUN,  established  1881  ;  liberal; Thursday; 
subscriptions i. oo  ;  sixteen  pages,  size  15^  *  22.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,56O 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  302. 

SATURDAY  NIGHT  TIM  ES,  weekly;  E.L.Christie,  editor 
and  publisher;  established  1887;  conservative;  Saturday;  subscription 
$1.00;  four  pages,  size  15^  x  22»  Circ'n  ^ 

TIMES,  weekly  ;  E.  L.  Christie,  publisher  ;  established  1886  ; 
conservative;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00;  twelve  pages,  size  18  x 
24.  Circ'n  2 

INDEPENDENT,  weekly;  W.  G.  King,  editor  and  publisher; 
established  1898  ;  independent;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  sizes  26  x  18.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  413. 

HARD  WHEAT  BELT,  monthly;  Western  Publishing  Co., 
Ltd.,  publishers  ;  established  1898  ;  subscription  50  cents  ;  eight 
pages,  size  10^  x  14  ^. 

CARBERRY,  pop.  900,  Co.  Norfolk,  on  the  C.P.Ry.,  105  miles  W. 
*  of  Winnipeg,  26  miles  E.  of  Brandon;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industry :  farming.  Chief  Shipment :  grain.  The  town  contains 
four  churches,  a  public  school,  four  elevators  writh  a  capacity  of 
100,000  bushels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
.are  published  :  Petrell  and  Wellwood. 

EXPRESS,  weekly,  Fred.  W.  Huckell,  editor  and  publisher; 
established  1892;  conservative;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages.  Circ'n  ^ 

N  EWS,  weekly ;  John  Ridington,  editor  and  publisher;  established 
1889;  independent;  subscription  $1.00;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  20.  Circ'n  i 

CARMAN,  pop.  100,  Co.  Lome,  on  the  S.W.  branch  of  the  C.P. 
Ry.,  57  miles  S.W.  of  Winnipeg,  25  miles  from  Morden  ;  Tel.,  Ex., 
M.O.;  Bank  at  Winnipeg.  Chief  Industries  :  saw  and  grist  mills 
and  farming.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain  and  live  stock.  The  town 
contains  five  churches  and  a  public  school.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Miami,  Roland,  Holland, 
Headingly,  Pomeroy,  St.  Claud,  Almasippi  and  Trehern. 

LEADER,  weekly.     No  report. 

STAN  DARD,  weekly  ;  Geo.  Harper,  publisher;  established 
1890  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages, 
size  1 8  x  24.  Circ'n  _}<£ 

CARTWRIGHT,  pop.  300,  Co.  Mountain,  on  C.P. R.; Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O. 
Chief  Industries:  lumbering  and  farming.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber 
and  country  produce.  The  town  contains  besides  its  stores,  etc«>, 
two  churches  and  one  hotel.  There  is  good  water  power.  Sur- 

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MANITOBA.  179 


rounding-  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :    Clear- 
water  and  Gretna. 

ROCK  LAKE  REVIEW,  weekly  ;  Robt.  J.  C.  Stead,  editor  and 
publisher  ;  established  1899  ;  independent;  Wednesday;  subscription 
Si. on;  twelve  pages. 

Sec  Publishers  Statement  Page  38 1 . 

CRYSTAL  CITY,  pop.  250,  Co.  Selkirk,  on  C.P.Ry.;  Tel.,  Ex., 
M.O. ,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  grist  and  saw  mills.  Chief  Ship- 
ments :  grain  and  lumber.  The  town  contains  besides  its  stores, 
mills  etc.,  one  hotel.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no 
papers  are  published  :  Alexander,  Clearwater,  Gretna,  Griswold, 
Nelson  and  Ninga. 

COURIER,  weekly;  R.  H.  Spedding,  publisher;  established 
1898  ;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  Si.oo.  Circ'n 

CYPRESS  RIVER,  pop.  500,  Co.  Cypress,  on  C.  P.  Ry.  Branch  and  the 
Cypress  River,  95  miles  west  of  Winnipeg  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  Bank.  Chief 
Shipments  :  wheat,  live  stock  and  dairy  produce.  The  town  contains 
three  churches,  high  school,  town  hall,  trades  council.  There  are 
seven  or  eight  large  general  stores,  four  implement  warehouses, 
large  machine  shops  and  lumber  yards,  several  hardware  stores  and 
five  large  grain  elevators.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where 
no  papers  are  published :  Treesbank,  Treherne,  Banting  and  Rathwell. 

WESTERN  PRAIRIE,  weekly  ;  Walpole  Murdoch,  publisher; 
established  1896  ;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages.  Circ'n 

DAUPHIN,  pop.  300  Co.  Dauphin,  on  Lake  Dauphin  Ry.  Tel., 
Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  sawmills.  Chief  Shipments  : 
lumber.  The  town  contains  besides  its  stores,  mills  etc.,  three 
hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  pub- 
lished :  Arden  Station,  Beulah,  Binscarth,  Fox  Warren,  Milwood, 
Newdale  and  Solsgirth. 

N  EWS,  weekly  ;  Nex  &   Odger,    publishers  ;  established    1899  ; 
independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  Si.oo  ;  eight  pages.  . 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  396. 

PRESS,  weekly  ;  George  King,  publisher  ;  established  1895  ; 
independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  Si.oo  ;  eight  pages.  Circ'n 

DELORAINE,  pop.  600,  Co.  Deloraine,  the  terminus  of  the  P. 
M.  branch  of  the  C.P.Ry.,  202  miles  from  Winnipeg  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O., 
Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  mining  and  farming.  Chief  Shipments  : 
coal,  grain  and  live  stock.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where 
no  papers  are  published  :  Montefiore,  Clearwater,  Gretna  and 
Griswold. 

TIMES,  weekly  ;  Geo.  Paterson,  editor  and  publisher;  estab- 
lished 1887  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  18x24. 

Circ'n 

DOMINION  CITY,  pop.  500,  Co.  Emerson,  situated  on  Roseau 
River,  on  Emerson  branch  of  the  C.  P.  R. ,  55  miles  S.  of  Winnipeg, 
10  miles  from  boundary  line  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.  The  centre  of  a  fine 
grain  and  stock  raising  country.  Wood  abundant,  spruce,  tama- 
rack, elm,  oak  and  poplar.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain  and  live  stock. 
The  town  contains  three  churches,  one  hardware  and  tin  store,  three 

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general  stores,  one  hotel,  three  blacksmith  shops,  one  harness,  boot 
and  shoe  store,  one  lumber  yard,  i  furniture  house,  three  implement 
agencies  and  large  number  of  fine  residences.  Surrounding:  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Carlourie,  Stuartburn, 
Treenridge,  Ridgeville,  Langside,  Morray,  Amand,  Letellier  and 
St.  Jean  Baptiste. 

WEEKLY  ECHO,  AND  DOMINION  CITY  AND  FRANKLIN 
GAZETTE,  William  D.  Hulf,  editor  ;  Hulf  &  Phillips,  publishers 
and  proprietors  ;  established  1898  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  sub- 
scription $1.00  ;  four  pages.  Circ'n 

ELK  HORN,  pop.  500,  Co.  Dennis  on  Main  Line  of  C.P.  Ry. ,  65 
miles  from  Brandon,  196  miles  W.  of  Winnipeg  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O. 
Chief  Industries  :  flour  and  grist  mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  flour, 
cattle  and  grain.  The  town  contains  besides  its  stores,  mills 
etc. ,  three  churches,  three  hotels,  four  grain  elevators  with  capa- 
city of  125,000  bushels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no 
papers  are  published  :  Alexander,  Clearvvater,  Gretna,  Nelson  and 
Ninga. 

ADVOCATE,  weekly  ;  W.  J.  Thompson,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1893  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00;  eight  pages.  Circ'n  | 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  422. 

EMERSON,  pop.  800,  Co.  Emerson  on  the  Red  River,  N.P.Ry., 
*  M.C.  &  G.N.  Ry.,  66  miles  S.  of  Winnipeg  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank. 
Chief  Industries  :  farming,  dairying,  saw,  grist  and  flour  mills.  Chief 
Shipments  :  live  stock,  grain,  dairy  and  farm  produce.  The  town 
contains  four  churches  and  a  public  school,  grain  elevators,  etc.  Sur- 
rounding towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Rosen- 
feldt,  Gretna,  St.  Pie,  Stuartburn  and  Letellier. 

JOURNAL,  weekly  ;  Griffith  and  Ballantyne,  publishers  ;  estab- 
lished 1895  ;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pa- 
ges, size  22  x  14.  Circ'n 

GLADSTONE,  pop.  700,  Co.  Westbourne,  on  M.  &  N.W.Ry.,  34 
miles  N.W.  of  Portage  La  Prairie,  44  miles  E.  of  Minnedosa  ;  Tel., 
Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industry  :  farming.  Chief  Shipments  : 
grain.  The  village  contains  three  churches,  a  public  school,  etc. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Sid- 
ney, Douglas,  Chater,  Burnside  and  Poplar  Point. 

AGE,  weekly  ;  J.  K.  Hall,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established  1891; 
independent;  Thursday;  subscription  $i.oo;eight  pages,  size  22  x  15. 

GLENBORO,  pop.  500,  Co.  Cypress  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank. 
Chief  Industries  :  grist  and  saw  mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain  and 
lumber.  The  town  contains  besides  its  stores,  mills  etc.,  two 
hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  pub- 
lished :  Arden  Station,  Beulah,  Binscarth,  Fox  Warren,  Millwood, 
Newdale  and  Solsgirth. 

GAZETTE,  weekly;  W.  T.  Shipley,  publisher;  established 
1892  ;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size 
13  x  20.  Circ'n  } 

GRISWOLD,  pop.  350,  Co.  Lansdowne,  on  the  Winnipeg  and  Broad- 
view branch  of  C.P.Ry. ;  Tel.  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries  :  lumber- 
ing and  farming.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber  and  country  produce. 
The  town  contains  besides  its  stores,  mills,  etc.,  one  hotel.  Sur- 

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rounding  towns   and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Alex- 
ander, Kemnay,  and  Routledge. 

LEDGER,  weekly.     No  report. 

HAMIOTA,  pop.  160,  Co.  Saskatchewan,  on  Oak  River  and  G.N.W. 
Central  Ry.  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  grist  and 
flour  mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain  and  flour.  The  town  con- 
tains besides  its  stores,  mills  etc.,  one  church  and  two  hotels. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Arden,  Station,  Beulah,  Binscarth,  Fox  Warren,  Millwood,  New- 
dale  and  Solsgirth. 

HUSTLER,  weekly  ;  F.  Middleton,  publisher  ;  established  1892  ; 
independent;  Tuesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  20  x  13. 

Circ'n  ] 

HARTNEY,  pop.  5oo,Co.Avondale,onC.P.Ry.;Tel.,Ex.,M.O.,  Bank. 
Chief  Industry  :  lumbering.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber.  The  town 
contains  besides  its  stores,  mills,  etc.,  one  hotel.  Surrounding  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Alexander,  Nelson, 
and  Ninga. 

STAR,  weekly  ;  established   1892  ;  sixteen  pages,   size  15   x    22. 
No  report. 

POULTRY,  monthly.     No  report. 

HOLLAND,  pop.  520,  Co.  Cypress,  85  miles  west  of  Winnipeg  on 
Souris  branch  ofC.P.R.,  Municipality  of  South  Norfolk ;  Union  Bank. 
Chief  Industries  :  flour  mill  of  50  barrels  capacity,  and  four  eleva- 
tors. Chief  Shipments  :  cattle,  wood,  wheat  and  flour.  Annual  ex- 
ports of  wheat  average  350,000  bushels.  Three  churches,  public 
school  with  two  teachers.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where 
no  papers  are  published  :  Treherne,  Rathwell,  Swan  Lake  and 
Somerset. 

OBSERVER,  weekly  ;  B.   N.  Woodhull,  publisher  ;  established 
1893  ;  liberal;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size   13  x  19. 

Circ'n  ) 

KILLARNEY,  pop.  500,  Co.  Killarney,  on  the  Pembina  Moun- 
tain branch  of  C.P.Ry.,  164  miles  from  Winnipeg  and  18  from  Bois- 
sevain  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank  at  Pilot  Mound,  35  miles  distant. 
Chief  Industries  :  agricultural  implements,  wagon  making,  and  farm- 
ing. Chief  Shipments  :  farming  tools  and  machines,  cattle,  grain  and 
other  agricultural  products.  The  town  contains  three  churches, 
public  schools,  and  about  twenty-five  places  of  general  business. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published: 
Cherry  Creek,  Mountain  City,  Plum  Coulee  and  Pembina. 

GUIDE,  weekly  ;  J.  H.  Monteith,  publisher  ;   established   1893  ; 
liberal  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  14  x  19. 

Circ'n 

MCGREGOR,  pop.  250,  Co.  Norfolk,  on  the  C.P.Ry.;  Tel.,  Ex., 
M.O.  Chief  Industries  :  flour  and  grist  mills.  Chief  Shipments  : 
grain,  flour  and  lumber.  The  town  contains  besides  its  stores, 
mills  etc.,  three  churches,  three  hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Beaver  Creek,  Wellington, 
Rose  Hill,  Bagot,  Burnside  and  Sidney. 

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HERALD,  weekly  ;  established  1896  ;  Friday  ;  eight  pages,  size 
22  x  15.  Circ'n 

MANITOU,  pop.  650,  Co.  Selkirk,  on  the  P.M.  branch  of  the  C.  P.  Ry., 
1 02  miles  from  Winnipeg-,  81  miles  from  Boissevain  and  100  miles 
from  Deloraine  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  C.P.Ry. 
shops,  carriage  factory  and  farming.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain  and 
farm  produce.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  Clearwater,  Barnsley,and  La  Salle. 

GAZETTE,  weekly.     No  report. 

M  ERCU  RY,  weekly  ;  Rorke  and  Brown,  editors  and  publishers  ; 
established  1885  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  14  x  20.  Circ'n 

SUN,  weekly.      No  report. 

MELITA,  pop.  550,  Co.  Souris,  on  Souris  branch  of  Canadian  Pacific 
Ry.  Tel.,  Ex.,  Bank.  In  the  municipality  of  Arthur,  county  of 
Souris  River,  situated  in  the  midst  of  a  rich  farming  country.  Chief 
Industries  :  wagon  making  and  farming.  Chief  Shipments  :  farm 
produce,  wagons  and  farm  implements.  Surrounding  towns  and  vil- 
lages where  no  papers  are  published  :  Alameda,  Dalesboro,  Carlyle, 
Moose  Mountain,  Elva,  Pierson,  Gameboro,  Carnduff,  Oxbow,  and 
Pipestone. 

ENTERPRISE,  weekly  ;  J.  B.  Graham,  publisher  ;  established 
1891  ;  independent;  Friday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size 
2oj^  x  13.  Circ'n 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  338. 

PROGRESS,    weekly  ;  Robt.  Simpson,    publisher  ;    established 
1899  ;  liberal  ;  subscription  $1.00;  eight  pages. 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  360. 

MINNEDOSA,  pop.  800,  Co.  Minnedosa,  on  the  Little  Saskatchewan 
River  and  M.  &  N.W.Ry.,  79  miles  from  Portage  La  Prairie  ;  Tel., 
Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank  at  Neepawa,  12  miles  distant.  Chief  Industries  : 
flour  and  saw  mills,  stock  raising  and  farming.  Chief  Shipments  : 
grain,  lumber  and  farm  produce.  The  town  contains  four  churches 
and  a  public  school. 

TRI  BU  N  E,  weekly  ;  David  Cannon,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1883  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pa- 
ges, size  18  x  24.  Circ'n 

MORDEIM,  pop.  1,500,  Co.  Morden  on  Dead  Horse  Creek  and  C.P. 
Ry.,  81  miles  S.W.  of  Winnipeg,  121  miles  E.  of  Deloraine;  Tel.,  Ex., 
M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  farming  and  stock  raising.  Chief 
Shipments:  live  stock  and  grain.  The  town  contains  four  churches, 
a  good  public  school  and  a  large  grain  elevator.  Surrounding  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Warrington,  Stodder- 
ville,  Roland,  Thornhill,  Plum  Coulee,  Miami  and  Mountain. 

CHRONICLE,  weekly  ;  J.  G.  Galbraith,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1897;  liberal;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages, 
size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  \ 

EMPIRE,  weekly.     No  report. 

MORRIS,  pop.  450,  Co.  Morris,  on  C.P.Ry.,  and  N.P.  and  M.Ry.,  43 
miles  from  Winnipeg  ;  Tel.  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries  :  farm- 
ing and  lumbering.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber  and  country  produce. 

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The  town  contains  besides  its  stores  etc.,  three  churches,  four  eleva- 
tors and  two  hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no 
papers  are  published:  Rosenfeld,  McTavish,  Osborne  and  Shanawan. 

HERALD,  weekly.     No  report. 

NAPINKA,  pop.  300,  Co.  Deloraine:  Tel.  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  In- 
dustry :  lumbering.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber.  The  town  con- 
tains besides  its  stores  etc.,  one  hotel.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Menteith,  Lauder,  Elva, 
Pierson  and  Gainsborough. 

GAZETTE,  weekly;  Frank  Lush,  publisher  ;  established  1898; 
conservative;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  22 
x  15.  Circ'n  % 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  310. 

NEEPAWA.  pop.  2,000,  Co.  Beautiful  Plains,  on  the  M.  &  N.Ry.,  61 
miles  N.W.  of  Portage  La  Prairie;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industry  :  farming.  Chief  Shipments  :  farm  produce.  The  village 
contains  four  churches,  a  public  school,  grist  mill,  and  an  elevator 
with  a  capacity  for  75,000  bushels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published  :  Bridge  Creek,  Salisbury,  Oberon, 
Salisford,  Eden  and  Glendale. 

PRESS,  semi-weekly  ;  A.  Dunlop,  publisher  ;  established  1896  ; 
liberal  ;  Wednesday  and  Saturday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages 
size  13)^  x  20^.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,077 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  392. 

REGISTER,  weekly;  Geo.  A.  Graham,  editor  and  manager, 
Neepawa  Printing  and  Publishing  Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1884  ; 
liberal-conservative  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages, 
size  15^  x  22-  Circ'n  ^ 

OAK  LAKE,  pop.  450, Co.  Lansdowne,  on  the  main  lineoftheC.P. Ry. ; 
i^  miles  from  Assinaboine  River,  165  miles  West  of  Winnipeg  ; 
Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  grist  and  flour  mills  and 
lumbering,  flour  mill  with  250  bbl.  capacity.  Chief  Shipments  : 
grain  and  lumber.  The  town  contains  besides  its  stores  etc., 
four  churches  and  a  public  school.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published  :  Kemnay,  Alexander,  Griswold, 
Routledge  and  Ryerson. 

N  EWS,  weekly  ;  John    M.  Bender,  publisher  ;  established  1899; 
independent;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  24  x  17. 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  406. 

PILOT  MOUND,  pop.  600,  Co.  Mountain,  on 'the  P.M.  branch  of 
the  C.  P.  Ry.,  125  miles  S.W.  of  Winnipeg,  77  miles  E.  of  Deloraine  ; 
Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  grist  mills  and  grain  ele- 
vators. Chief  Shipments  :  cattle,  butter,  flour  and  grain.  The  vil- 
lage contains  four  churches  and  a  public  school.  Surrounding  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Ash  Creek,  Glendinning, 
Clear  Water,  Sear  Lake  and  Craigilea. 

SENTINEL,  weekly;  D.  A.  Stewart  &  Co.,  editors  and  pub- 
lishers, established  1884  ;  liberal  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  V£ 

PORTAGE  LA  PRAIRIE,  pop.  5,000,  Co.  Portage  La  Prairie,  on 
*  main  line  C.P.Ry.,  terminus  of  the  N.P.Ry.,  the  headquarters  of  the 

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M.  &  N.W.Ry.,  and  contains  its  work  shops  ;also  southern  terminus 
of  the  L.  &  M.R.,  &  C.  Co's.  line  to  the  Dauphin  District  ;  Tel.,  T., 
Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  paper  mill,  farming  and  stock 
raising-.  Chief  Shipments  :  paper,  grain,  live  stock  and  wood.  It 
contains  the  county  buildings,  six  churches,  Provincial  Home  for  In- 
curables, and  has  six  elevators  with  a  capacity  of  300,000  bushels. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Eus- 
tace, White  Plains,  Oakville,  Headingly,  High  Bluff,  Poplar  Point, 
Burnside,  Bagot  and  Macdonald. 

GRAPHIC,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  McPherson  &  Burns, 
publishers  ;  established  1896  ;  independent  ;  six  pages,  size  20  x  13 

Circ'n  l/z 

MAN  ITOBA  LI  BERAL,  weekly;  Jas.  Hooper,  managing  editor; 
Manitoba  Liberal  Printing  Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1883  ; 
liberal  ;  Saturday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  16  x  22. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  422.  Circ'n 

N  EWS  AND  PORTAGE  LA  PRAIRIE  REVIEW,  weekly  ;  John 
Cornyn,  publisher  ;  established  1878  ;  independent-conservative  ; 
Thursday  ;  subscription  $r.oo  ;  eight  pages,  size  18  x  22.  Circ'n 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  355. 

RAPID  CITY,  pop.  800,  Co.  Saskatchewan,  on  the  Little  Saskatche- 
wan, and  M.  &  N.W.Ry.,  12  miles  N.  of  Brandon  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O., 
Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  flour,  saw,  woolen  and  planing  mills,  brick 
and  pottery  works.  Chief  Shipments  :  flour,  grain,  lumber,  live 
stock  and  peltry.  The  town  contains  four  churches,  a  public  school 
and  two  large  elevators  with  a  capacity  of  1 10,000  bushels.  Surround- 
ing towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Basswood, 
Newdale,  Cadurcis,  Moline,  Totonka,  Oak  River,  Pendennis  and 
Violadale. 

MARQUETTE  REPORTER,  weekly  ;  H.  C.  Clay,  editor  and 
publisher  ;  established  1882  ;  liberal  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
four  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  ) 

ROLAND,  poo.  160,  Co.  Dufferin,  on  N.  P.  and  M.  Ry.,  66  miles  from 
Winnipeg.  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries  :  lumbering  and  farming. 
Chief  Snipments  :  lumber  and  farm  produce.  The  town  contains 
besides  its  stores,  etc.,  two  hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published  :  Rosebank,  Deerwood,  Myrtle  and 
Miami. 

NEWS  AND  HERALD,  weekly  ;  Edward  Stanley,  publisher. 
No  report. 

RUSSEL,  pop.  300,  Co.  Russell,  on  the  Shell  River  branch  of  the  M. 
&  N.  Ry. ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries:  farming  and  lumber- 
ing. Chief  Shipments  :  lumber  and  country  produce.  The  town 
contains  besides  its  stores  etc.,  two  hotels,  Dr.  Barnado's  home  and 
industrial  farm  are  also  located  here.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published  :  Shellmouth,  Assessippi,  Minniska 
and  Solsgirth. 

CAN  ADA-SI  FTINGS,  weekly  ;  G.  G.  Meikle,  publisher; 
established  1897  ;  liberal  ;  Saturday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  twenty- 
four  pages,  size  9x12.  Circ'n 

ST.  BONIFACE,  pop.  2,350,  Co.  St.  Boniface  on  the  Red  River, 
immediately  opposite  Winnipeg,  on  the  Emerson  branch  of  the  C.P. 
Ry.,  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  An  iron  traffic  and  passenger  bridge 
gives  access  to  Winnipeg.  Chief  Industries  :  lumbering,  farming 

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fur  trading-  and  tanneries.  Chief  Shipments  :  furs,  leather,  lumber 
c'ind  farm  produce.  The  city  contains  Roman  Catholic  churches, 
schools,  convent,  Catholichospital  and  college,  also  the  Roman  Ca- 
tholic Bishop's  residence  and  an  orphanage.  It  has  water  works  and 
fire  department.  Surrounding-  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published  :  Springfield,  Bird's  Hill,  Parkdale,  St.  Andrews  and 
St.  Norbert. 

N.W.  REVIEW,  weekly  :  Berube  &  Co.,  publishers;  established 
1892  ;  catholic  ;  Tuesday  ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  four  pages,  size  27  x 
21  Circ'n  i 

LE  MANITOBA,  French,  weekly  ;  Berube  &  Co.,  publishers  ; 
established  1871  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size 
18  x  24.  Circ'n  \ 

SELKIRK,  pop.  2,500,  Co.  St  Andrews  on  the  Red  River,  the  terminus 
*  of  Selkirk  branch  of  the  C.P.Ry.,  at  the  head  of  deep  water  naviga- 
tion, 22  miles  N.  of  Winnipeg  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.  ;  Bank  at  Win- 
nipeg. Chief  Industries  :  saw  and  planing  mills,  pottery,  fishing  and 
farming.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  fish  and  farm  produce.  The 
town  contains  three  churches  and  public  schools.  Selkirk  is  the 
capital  of  the  county.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no 
papers  are  published  :  Tyndall,  Beausejour,  St.  Andrews,  Grand 
Rapids,  Monmouth  and  Shelly. 

JOURNAL,  weekly  ;  Selkirk  Publishing  Co.,  publishers  ;  J.  A. 
Lewis,  manager  ;  established  1897  ;  liberal  ;  Friday  ;  eight  pages, 
size  14  x  21.  Circ'n  l 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  398. 

RECORD,  weekly  ;  Robt.  W.  Stewart,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1885  ;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  14  x  20.  Circ'n 

SHOAL  LAKE,  pop.  200,  Co.  Minnedosa,  on  Oak  Lake  River  and 
on  the  Manitoba  &  N.W.Ry.,  25  miles  from  Birtle  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O. 
Chief  Industries:  lumbering,  cattle  raising  and  mixed  farming.  Chief 
Shipments:  lumber  and  farm  produce.  The  town  contains  besides 
its  stores  etc. ,  three  churches  and  three  hotels.  Surrounding  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Strathelair,  Newdale, 
Basswood  and  Kelloe. 

STAR,  weekly  ;  F.  B.  Billom,  publisher;  established  1898  ; 
liberal  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages. 

SOURIS,  pop.  1,000,  Co.  Avondale  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industry;  lumbering.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber.  The  town  con- 
tains besides  its  stores  etc.,  two  hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  puplished  :  Monteith  Junction,  Beres- 
ford,  Monteith  and  Kemnay.  • 

PLAI  N  DEALER,  weekly  ;  Barclay  &  Cook,  publishers;  estab- 
lished 1892  ;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  20  x  13.  Circ'n 

STONEWALL,  pop.  400,  Co.  Rockwood,  on  the  StonewallBranch  of 
the  C.P.Ry.,  20  miles  N.W.  of  Winnipeg  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.  ;  Bank  at 
Winnipeg.  Chief  Industries  :  cheese  factory,  grist  mills,  stone 
quarries  and  lime  kilns.  Chief  Shipments  :  stone,  lime,  cheese, 
grain  and  live  stock.  The  town  contains  four  churches  and  two 
public  schools.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published  :  Erinview,  Balmoral,  Wavy  Bank,  Rosser  and  Stoney 
Mountain. 

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ARGUS,  weekly  ;  J.  Stratton,  publisher;  established  1893; 
liberal  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  r8x  24. 

Circ'n 

GAZETTE,  weekly  ;  J.  C.  Waldron,  publisher  ;  established  1895; 
Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  23^  x  17.  Circ'n 

VIRDEN,  pop.  1,250,  Co.  Dennis,  on  Gopher  Creek  and  C.P.Ry.,  47 
*  miles  W.  of  Brandon,  39  miles  S.E.  of  Moosomin  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O., 
Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  flour  mills,  farming-  and  stock  raising. 
Chief  Shipments  :  grain  and  live  stock.  The  town  contains  three 
churches,  public  school,  and  six  elevators  with  a  capacity  of  200,000 
bushels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  pub- 
blished  :  Griswold,  Alexander,  Beulah,  Reslane  and  Pipestone. 

ADVANCE,  weekly  ;  Benham  &  Garrison,  publishers  ;  estab- 
lished 1885  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages  Circ'n 

WAWANESA,  pop.  400,  Co.  Brandon,  on  the  Souris  River  and  on 
the  N.P.Ry.,  25  miles  from  Brandon  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank. 
Chief  Industry  :  farming.  Chief  Shipment  :  country  produce. 
The  town  contains  besides  its  stores  etc.,  two  churches  and  two 
hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  pub- 
lished :  Ashdown,  Hilton,  Rounthwaite  and  Martinville. 

JOURNAL,  weekly.      No  report. 

WINNIPEG,  pop.  45,'ooo,  Co.  Selkirk,  the  capital  of  the  province,  is 
situated  at  the  confluence  of  the  Assiniboian  and  Red  Rivers,  40  miles 
S.  of  Lake  Winnipeg,  1,425  miles  west  of  Montreal  and  1,481  miles 
east  of  Vancouver;  Tel.,  T.,Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Eleven  main  or  branch 
lines  of  railroad  centre  in  the  city.  Chief  Industries  :  flour,  saw, 
planing,  grist  and  oatmeal  mills,  foundries,  machine  shops,  breweries 
soap,  biscuit,  confectionary,  boots  and  shoes,  pickles  and  sauces, 
aerated  waters,  tannery,  cured  meats,  linseed  oil,  etc.  Chief  Ship- 
ments :  grain,  live  stock  and  the  products  of  its  manufactories, 
the  wholesale  and  jobbing  centre  of  Manitoba  and  the  North  West 
Territories.  Bank  clearings  1897,  $84,436,000.  The  city  contains  44 
churches,  public  schools,  4  colleges,  a  university,  academies,  ladies 
schools,  the  Provincial  Government  buildings,  court  house,  goals,  chief 
offices  of  the  Dominion  Government  in  the  west,  city  hall,  markets, 
fire  and  police  stations,  water  works,  electric  street  and  house  light- 
ing, gas,  electric  street  railway,  Industrial  Exhibition  buildings  cost- 
ing $120,000.  Seven  bridges,  permanent  and  volunteer  military 
force.  The  History  of  Winnipeg,  with  its  wonderful  growth  and 
progress,  reads  like  a  chapter  from  some  romance.  Twenty-five 
years  ago  it  was  but  a  post  of  the  Hudson  Bay  Co.,  without  churches, 
streets  or  railroads,  and  but  a  few  years  previously  the  Indian 
chased  bands  of  buffalo  across  the  prairie  where  Winnipeg  now 
stands.  It  is  the  railroad  and  business  centre  of  the  Canadian 
Northwest.  It  is  in  the  famous  Red  River  Valley  and  surrounded  by 
good  farming,  timber,  and  mining  districts  with  extensive  lake 
fisheries.  The  streets  of  the  city  are  generally  wide,  the  principal 
avenues  being  132  ft.,  and  many  are  paved  with  asphalt,  block  and 
macadam.  The  sidewalks  are  concrete,  tile  and  pkink.  Surround- 
ing towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Forrest, 
Middlechurch,  Indianford,  Rosewood,  Burnside,  Fox  Warren,  Bins- 
earth,  Fleming,  Medford  and  Maple  Creek. 

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E V  E  N  I  N  G  B  U  LLETI  N ,  every  evening-  except  Sunday  ;  Mani- 
toba Free  Press  Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1874;  subscription 
$3.00  ;  six  pag-es,  size  15  x  24.  Circ'n  see  Free  Press 

FREE  PRESS,  every  morning-  except  Sunday  ;  Manitoba  Free 
Press  Co.,  publishers  ;  J.  B.  Somerset,  Sec.  Treas.  ;  established  1874; 
liberal ;  subscription  $8.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15x24.  Circ'n,  average 
for  1898,  combined  with  the  Evening  Bulletin,  sworn  11,37& 

SEMI-WEEKLY  and  WEEKLY;  established  1872  ;  Semi-Weekly, 
Monday  and  Thursday  ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  eight  to  sixteen  pages. 
Weekly  ;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  sixteen  pages,  size  18  x  24. 

Combined  Circ'n,  sworn  7,773 

Advt. — The  Manitoba  Free  Press  has  furnished  a  sworn  statement  of  the 

circulation  of  its  Daily  and   Weekly  edition  to   the   Canadian  Newspaper. 

Directory.   These  will  be  verified  to  the  satisfaction  of  any  advertiser.    See  advt. 

page*t\. 

TELEGRAM,  every  morning  except  Sunday  ;  Winnipeg  News  & 
Publishing-  Co.,  Ltd.  ;  publishers  ;  established  1898  ;  conservative  ; 
subscription  $6.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15^  x  24.  Circ  n  3^ 

WEEKLY,  established  1894  ;  .  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
twelve  pages,  size  15)^  x  24.  Circ'n  5^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  278. 

TRIBUNE,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  Tribune  Publishing 
Co.,  editors  and  publishers  ;  D.  L.  Mclntyre,  manager  ;  established 
1890  ;  conservative  ;  subscription  $3.00  in  the  city,  and  $4.00  outside 
the  city  ;  eight  pages,  size  18  x  23.  Circ'n  6l/z 

WEEKLY,  established  1890  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
twelve  pages,  size  15^  x  23.  Circ'n  10^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  352. 

COMMERCIAL,  weekly  ;  D.  W.Buchanan,  editor  and  pub- 
lisher ;  established  1882  ;  commercial  ;  Saturday  ;  subscription 
$2.00  ;  thirty-two  pages,  size  9x12.  Circ'n  3. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  308. 

NEWS  4.   HERALD,  weekly  ; 

VOICE,  weekly;  Voice  Publishing  Co.  publishers;  A.  W.  Puttee, 
manag-er;  labor ;  subscription  $1.00  ;    eight   pages,    size    15   x    22. 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  396.  Circ'n  i  ^ 

TOWN  TOPICS,  weekly;  Chvs.  W.  Handscomb,  publisher  ; 
established  1897;  litterary  and  society  ;  subscriptipn  $3.00;  eight 
pages,  size  12  x  18.  Circ'n  \yi 

MANITOBA  OFFICIAL  GAZETTE,  monthly. 

WESTERN  CANADIAN,  weekly  ;  Western  Canadian  Pub- 
lishing Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1897  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
twelve  pages,  size  16  x  23  Circ'n  i 

L'ECHO  LE  MANITOBA,  French,  weekly;  A.  F.  Martin,  pub- 
lisher ;  established  1898  ;  liberal  ;  Thursdays  ;  twelve  pages,  size 
21  x  14.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  412. 

NORDWESTEN,  German,  weekly  ;  H.  Bruegman,  editor  ; 
Nordwesten  Publishing  Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1889  ;  inde- 
pendent ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.50  ;  eight  pages,  size  22  x  16. 

Sworn  Circ'n  2,685 

HEIMSKRINGLA,  Icelandic,  weekly;  D.  L.  Baldwinson, 
publisher  ;  established  1887  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription 
1.50  ;  four  pages,  size  22  x  16.  Circ'n  i 

LO  EG  BERG,  Icelandic,  weekly  ;  Loegberg  Printing  and  Publish- 
ing Co.,  publishers  ;  B.  T.  Bjonison,  manager  ;  established  1888  ; 
liberal  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13  x  20. 

Circ'n  i}^ 

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CANADA,  Swedish,  weekly  ;  John  E.  Forslund,  publisher  ; 
established  1887;  liberal  ;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00;  six  pages, 
size  1 8  x  12.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  394. 

FARMERS'  ADVOCATE,  AND  HOME  MAGAZINE,  semi- 
monthly. See  London,  Out. 

NOR'  WEST  FARMER,  semi-monthly  ;  The  Stovel  Co.,  pub- 
lishers ;established  1882;  agricultural;  subscription  $1.00  ;  thirty-two 
to  thirty-six  pages,  size  9x12.  Circ'n  7^ 

SILENT  ECHO,  semi-monthly  ;  established  1891  ;  subscription 
500.  ;  six  pages,  size  9x12. 

GREAT  WEST  MAGAZINE,  monthly ; C.  M.  Weiss,  manager; 
•established  1886  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  seventy  pages,  size  9^  x  6^. 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  344.  Circ'n  i  ^ 

MANITOBA  COLLEGE  JOURNAL,  monthly  ;  Officers  and 
Teachers  of  Manitoba  College,  editors  and  publishers  ;  established 
1884  ;  a  college  paper  issued  only  during  collegiate  year  ;  subscrip- 
tion $1.00  ;  forty-five  pages,  size  10  x  6^.  Circ'n  ^ 

MANITOBA  LANCET,  monthly  ;  F.  Morrison,  publisher  ;  es- 
tablished 1893  ;  medical  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  twenty-four  pages. 

Circ'n  % 

NORTHWEST  BAPTIST,  monthly  ;  W.  J.  H.  Jenkins,  edi- 
tor ;  Baptist  Convention  of  Manitoba  and  the  N.  Wr.,  publishers  ; 
F.  J.  Allan,  secretary-treasurer  ;  established  1885  ;  Baptist;  subscrip- 
tion 50  cents  ;  eight  pages,  size  8x12.  Circ'n  i 

TRIPLE  LINK,  monthly. 

VOX  WESLEYAN,  monthly;  A.  E.  Kruner,  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1896  ;  methodist  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  sixteen  pages,  size  9}^ 
x6j^.  Circ'n  ^ 

WAG  HORN'S  GUIDE,  monthly  ;  J.  R.  Waghorn,  editor  and 
publisher;  established  1884;  railway  time  tables  ;  subscription  50 
cents  ;  one  hundred  and  forty-four  pages,  size  6^  x  3. 

Sworn  Circ'n  1861 

SAMEININGIN,  Icelandic,  monthly  ;  Rev.  Jon  Bjornsson,  edi- 
tor ;  Lutheran  Synod  of  Canada,  publishers  ;  established  1886  ;  Lu- 
theran ;  subscription  $1.06  ;  sixteen  pages,  size  5^  x  8^.  Circ'n  ^ 

WESTERN  LAW  TIMES,  monthly;  Ed.  Archer  Martin,  editor; 
Wrestern  Law  Times  Publishing  Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1890  ; 
legal  ;  subscription  $5.00  ;  thirty  to  sixty  pages.  Circ'n  % 

WESTERN   WORLD,  monthly.     See  Toronto. 

ST.  JOHN'S  COLLEGE  MAGAZINE,  quarterly  ;   R.   H.    L. 

•Girling,  editor  ;  St.  John's  College  Literary  Institute,  publishers  ; 
established  1885  ;  a  college  paper  issued  during  the  collegiate  year  ; 
subscription  50  cents  ;  sixty  pages,  size  5x8.  Circ'n  ^ 


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NORTH  WEST  TERRITORIES. 


The  four  organized  territories  of  thes  Canadian  North- West  have  ar> 
area  of  over  500,000  square  miles,  divided  as  follows  ;  Assiniboia,  land 
area,  89,340  sq.  m.,  water  area  1,000  sq.  m.;  Saskatchewan,  land  area 
108,000  sq.  m.,  water  area  6,000  sq.  m.;  Alberta,  99,255  sq.  m.;  water  area 
745  sq.  m.;  the  Yukon,  196,300  sq.  m.,  water  area  2,000  sq.  m.  This  is 
exclusive  of  the  Mackenzie  Basin,  Ung-ava,  Franklin  and  Keewatin,  terri- 
tories of  large  extent,  but  almost  unexplored  and  undevelopped.  It  was- 
only  in  1886,  that  the  little  known  region  lying  between  Manitoba  and  B.C. 
was  marked  off  into  districts  with  a  provisional  government  corresponding 
to  the  Crown  colonies  of  Gt.  Britian,  but  it  is  only  the  matter  of  a  short 
time  when  these  districts  will  become  provinces  of  the  Dominion.  The  Act 
creating  these  districts  gave  the  Dominion  government  the  essential 
attributes  of  sovereignty,  not  only  over  these  territories,  but  over  the  entire 
domain  of  British  North  America,  so  large  a  part  of  which  is  still  waiting" 
exploration  and  settlement-  A  census  of  Assiniboia,  Alberta  and  Saskat- 
chewan, taken  in  1885,  gave  the  total  population  of  these  districts  as 
48,362,  of  whom  20,170  were  Indians,  the  district  of  Athabasca  being 
almost  wholly  inhabited  by  Indians.  The  census  of  1891,  showed  the 
population  of  the  territories  to  be  98,967,  and  if  the  rate  of  increase  is. 
continued  for  the  present  decade,  the  population  will  be  over  175,000  at 
the  next  census.  Within  the  last  few  years  these  territories  have  become 
celebrated  for  their  wonderful  productiveness  in  grain  and  stock-raising, 
the  winter  climate  having  proved  much  milder  than  those  accustomed  to 
corresponding  latitudes  in  the  East  would  imagine,  owing  to  the  influence 
of  the  Chinook  winds  and  other  causes.  The  mineral  wealth  of  the- 
Territories  in  coal,  gold,  natural  asphaltum,  petroleum,  etc.,  has  already 
been  proved  to  be  immense,  and  it  only  requires  railway  communication  to- 
open  up  these  vast  resources.  In  1885  there  were  59  organized  school 
districts  in  the  territories,  but  in  1897  they  possessed  386  public  schools, 
and  8  separate  schools,  the  former  having  455  teachers,  and  the  latter  15. 
The  total  number  of  pupils  was  14,576.  The  postal  statistics  of  the  Terri- 
tories are  included  in  the  official  returns  for  Manitoba.  The  North- West 
Territories  return  2  senators  to  the  Dominion  House  and  4  members  to  the 
House  of  Commons.  For  all  the  territories  together  except  the  Yukon, 
there  is  a  Legislative  Assembly,  consisting  of  29  members,  which  with  an 
Advisory  Council  forms  the  local  government.  The  Yukon  district,  the 
great  mineral  wealth  of  which  has  become  the  sensation  of  the  world,  is- 
administered  by  a  special  commissioner  and  staff,  appointed  by  the  Dominion 
Government.  The  capital  of  the  North- West  Territories  is  Regina,  and 
of  the  Yukon  district,  Dawson  City. 

For   information   as  to   the  iieit'spafers   of  the  proinnce,  see   other 
purls  of  the  work. 


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190  THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 

BATTLE  FORD.  pop.  540,  District  of  Saskatchewan,  on  the  North 
Saskatchewan  River,  200  miles  N.  of  Swift  Current  on  C.P.Ry.  ; 
Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  ;  stock  raising  and  farm- 
ing. Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  live  stock  and  lumber.  The  town 
contains  four  churches  and  a  public  school,  and  is  the  centre  of  fine 
grazing  land.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  Saskatoom  and  Breseyler. 

SASKATCHEWAN  HERALD,  weekly  ;  P.  G.  Laurie,  editor 
and  publisher  ;  established  1878  ;  conservative  ;  Friday  ;  subscrip- 
tion $1.25  ;  eight  pages,  size  13  x  18.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  400. 

STAR,  weekly.     No  report. 

CALGARY,  pop.  5,000,  District  of  Alberta,  on  the  Bow  River  and  C. 
*  P.Ry.,  840  miles  W.  of  Winnipeg  ;  Jet.  Point  for  Edmonton  and 
Northern  points  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  : 
saw  and  planing  mills,  tanneries  etc.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain, 
lumber  and  live  stock.  The  city  contains  five  churches,  public 
schools,  opera  house,  railway  shops  and  splendid  public  buildings. 
It  is  the  centre  of  a  fine  stock  raising  section.  Surrounding  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Shepard,  Langden, 
Strathmore,  Gleichen,  High  River,  Olds,  Banff  and  Canmore. 

H  ERALD,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  John  J.  Young,  editor; 
Herald  Co.,  publibhers  ;  established  1883  ,  independent-conservative  ; 
subscription  $6.00  ;  four  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Sworn  Circ'n  65O 

WEEKLY,  established  1883  ;  Thursday;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  18  x  24.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,941 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  278. 

ALBERT  A  TRIBUNE,  weekly;  W.  L.  Bernard,  publisher  ; 
established  1886  ;  liberal  ; Saturday;  subscription  $1.00;  eight  pages, 
size  15  x  22.  Sworn  Circ'n  l.OOO 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  314. 

INDEPENDENT,  weekly  ;  W.  L.  Bernard,  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1898  ;  independent  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  22  x  15. 

CARDSTON,  pop.  1,000,  Co.  Alberta,  on  Lees  Creek,  50  miles  from 
Lethbridge  and  40  miles  S.  of  Fort  McLeod  ;  Tel.,  M.O.,  Bank. 
Chief  Industries  :  ranching  and  agriculture.  Chief  Shipments  : 
grain  and  live  stock.  The  town  contains  besides  its  stores,  etc.,  two 
churches.  Surronnding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  Mountain,  View,  Aetna,  Colles,  Leavitt  and  Caldwell. 

RECORD,  weekly  ;  C.  E.  Snow,  editor  and  proprietor  ;  estab- 
lished 1898;  independent;  Friday;  subscription  $2.00;  four  pages,  size 
15  x  22.  Circ'n  % 

DAWSON  CITY,  pop.  20,000,  Yukon  District  ;  Ex.,  Bank.  The 
town  is  the  principal  mining  centre  in  the  Canadian  Klondike,  and  is 
the  present  seat  of  the  Government  in  that  district. 

MINER,  weekly  ;  Mr.  Allan,  publisher;  established  1898. 

MIDNIGHT  SUN,  weekly  ;  G.  B.  Swineheart,  editor  and  pub- 
lisher; established  1898  ;  independent ;  Monday  ;  subscription  $15.00  ; 
twelve  pages,  size  12  x  9. 

NUGGET,  weekly  ;  established  1898. 

EDMONTON,  pop.  800,  District  of  Alberta,  on  the  North  Branch  of 
the  Saskatchewan  River  and  C.P.Ry.,  200  miles  from  Calgary  ;  Tel., 

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NORTH  WEST  TERRITORIES.  191 

T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  ;  saw,  grist  and  planing 
mills,  stock  raising-  and  farming:.  Chief  Shipments  ;  lumber,  grain 
and  farm  produce.  The  village  contains  four  churches  and  two 
public  schools.  It  hasconnection  with  all  points  on  the  river.  Surroun- 
rounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  St.  Al- 
IKM-I,  Fort  Saskatchewan,  Old  Fort,  St.  Anne  and  Rocky  House. 

BULLETIN,  semi-weekly  ;  Frank  Oliver,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1879;  Monday  and  Thursday  ;  subscription  $2.00;  four 
pages,  size  9x12.  Circ'n  j^ 

L' QUEST  CAN  ADI  EN,  weekly  ;  F.  Villeneuve,  manag-er  ;  sub- 
scription $1.00.  Circ'n  l/t 
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GRENFELL,  pop.  425,  Co.  Assiniboia,  on  C.P.Ry.;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.  O. 
Chief  Industries  :  farming  and  grist  mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  coun- 
try produce  and  grain.  The  town  contains  besides  its  stores,  etc., 
one  hotel.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  Oakshela,  Summerberry  and  Sintaluta. 

SU  N,  weekly  ;  John  Nichol,  publisher  ;  established  1894;  patrons 
of  industry  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  24.  Circ'n  }£ 

INDIAN  HEAD,  pop.  575,  Co.  Assiniboia,  on  C.P.Ry.;  Tel.,  Ex., 
M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  farming  and  lumbering.  Chief 
Shipments:  country  produce  and  lumber.  The  town  contains  besides 
its  stores  etc.,  two  hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where 
no  papers  are  published  :  McLean,  Sintaluta,  and  Summerberry. 

VIDETTE.'weekly  ;  W.  Kennedy,  publisher;  established  1884 ; 
Wednesdays  ;  independent-liberal  ;  subscription  $1.50  ;  eight  pages, 
size  13/4  x  20.  Circ'n  ^ 

PRAIRIEWITNESS,  semi-monthly  ;  Alex.  Robson,  publisher  ; 
established  1894  ;  religious  ;  subscription  Si.oo  ;  sixteen  pages. 

INNISFAIL,  pop.  600,  District  of  Alberta,  on  C.  &  E.  Ry.;  Tel., 
Ex.,  M.  O.  Chief  Industries  :  mixed  farming  and  cattle  raising: 
Chief  Shipments  :  flour  and  lumber.  The  town  contains  besides 
its  stores  etc.,  three  churches,  three  hotels  and  government  cream- 
ery. Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published: 
Bowden,  Olds  and  Penhold. 

STANDARD,  weekly  ;  F.  M.  Oldham,  editor ;  established  1898; 
independent  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size 
16  x  22.  Circ'n  % 

LACOMBE,  pop.  600,  District  of  Alberta,  on  C.  &  E.  Ry.,  118 
miles  from  Calgary  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries  :  mixed 
farming  and  cattle  raising.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain.  The  town- 
contains  three  churches,  and  agricultural  hall.  Surrounding  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Blackfalds  and  Ponoka. 

ADVERTISER,  weekly;  I.N.  Burdick,  editor;  established  1898  ; 
independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  15  x  22. 

LE T H BRIDGE,  pop.  2,000,  District  of  Alberta,  on  Belly  River  and 
Alberta  Ry.,  and  Coal  Co's.  R.R.,  Great  Falls  and  Canada  R.R.,  C. 
P.R.  and  Crows  Nest  Pass  Ry.,  Tel.,  Ex.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  : 
cattle  ranching,  brickyards  and  collieries.  Chief  Shipments  :  cattle, 
coal,  lumber,  and  grain.  The  town  contains  four  churches  and  the 
collieries  of  the  Alberta  Ry.  Co.,  which  employ  over  1,000  men. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  : 
Kipp,  Grassy  Lake,  and  Pincher  Creek. 

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N  EWS,  weekly  ;  E.  T.  Saunders,  publisher  ;  established  1885  ; 
independent  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  eight  pag-es,  size 
16  x  22.  Circ'n  ^ 

MACLEOD,  pop.  1,000,  District  of  Alberta,  a  Divisional  Point  at  the 
Junction  of  the  Crows  Nest  Branch  of  the  Canadian  Pacific  Railway 
and  the  Calgary  and  Macleod  Branch  of  the  C.P.Ry.  ;  Tel.,  Ex., 
M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  cattle  raising  and  farming.  Four 
churches,  good  schools,  headquarters  of  the  Southern  Alberta 
Judicial  District  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  the  N.  W.  Territories, 
and  of  the  N.  W.  M.  Police  in  Southern  Alberta.  Surrounded  by 
vast  deposits  of  bituminous  and  anthracite  coal. 

ADVANCE,  weekly;  Thos.  Clarke,  publisher;    established    1899. 

GAZETTE,  weekly  ;  C.  E.  D.  Wood,  proprietor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1882  ;  conservative  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  16  x  22.  Circ'n  ^ 

MEDICINE  HAT,  pop.  1,000,  District  of  Assiniboia,  on  the  Saskat- 
*  chewan  River  and  C.P.R.,  8  miles  W.  of  Dunmore  Junction,  100 
miles  E.  of  Calgary  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.  ;  Bank  at  Calgary.  Chief  In- 
dustries :  coal  mines,  saw  mills  and  farming.  Chief  Shipments  : 
mineral  water,  coal,  live  stock  and  grain.  The  town  contains  four 
churches  and  good  public  schools.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published  :  Dunmore  Junction,  Irvine,  Walsh, 
Stair,  Suffield,  Langevin  and  Woodpecker. 

N  EWS,  weekly  ;  Medicine  Hat  Printing  &  Publishing  Co.,  pub- 
lishers, F.  G.  Forster,  manager  ;  established  1894  ;  independent; 
Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.50  ;  eight  pages,  size  16  x  22. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  416.  Sworn  Circ'n  532 

MOOSE  JAW,  pop.  1,300,  District  of  Assiniboia,  on  the  C.P.Ry.,  398 
miles  W.  of  Winnipeg,  442  miles  E.  of  Calgary  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O., 
Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  lumber  and  saw  mills,  C.P.Ry.  Divisional 
shops  and  cattle  ranching.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain  and  live  stock. 
The  town  contains  four  churches  and  public  schools.  A  large  de- 
tachment of  Mounted  Police  are  stationed  here.  Surrounding  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Swift  Current,  Saska- 
toom,  Pense,  Bethune,  Lumsden,  Caron,  Belle  Plaine,  Chamberlain, 
Maple  Creek,  Chaplin,  Estowan,  North  Portal  and  Roche  Percee. 

TIMES,  weekly  ;  Times  Prnting  Co.,  publishers;  established 
1889;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.50;  four  pages,  size 
i8x  24.  See  Publishers  Statement  Page  334.  Circ'n  ^ 

MOOSOMIN,  pop.  1,200,  District  of  Eastern  Assiniboia,  on  the  C.P. 
Ry.,  137  miles  E.  of  Regina,  86  miles  W.  of  Brandon  ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex., 
M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries:  lumbering,  stock-raising  and  farming. 
Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  grain,  and  live  stock.  The  town  contains 
five  churches,  two  public  schools  and  five  grain  elevators.  Surroun- 
ding towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Fleming, 
Wapella,  WThitewood,  Cannington  Manor,  Carnduffand  Alameda. 

SPECTATOR,  weekly  ;  Spectator  Co.,  publishers  ;  established 
1892  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages, 
size  17  x  23.  Circ'n  ^ 

PRINCE  ALBERT,  pop.  2,000,  District  of  Saskatchewan,  on  the 
North  Saskatchewan  River,  250  miles  N.  of  Regina,  on  C.P.Ry., 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  ranching,  lumbering 
and  farming.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  grain  and  live  stock.  The 

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town  contains  five  churches,  a  convent  and  college,  two  public  and 
one  separate  school.  Surrounding1  towns  and  villages  where  no  pa- 
pers are  published  :  Duck  Lake,  Saskatoon,  Rostern,  Willoughby 
and  Kinistino. 

SASKATCH  EWAN  ADVOCATE,  weekly  ;  Andrew  Stewart, 
publisher  ;  established  1894  ;  liberal  ;  Tuesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  l/z 

TIMES,  weekly  ;  J.  D.  Maveety,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1882  ;  conservative  ;  Tuesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  15  x  24.  Circ'n  ^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  288. 

QU  APPELLE,  pop.  450,  District  of  Assiniboia,  is  beautifully  situated 
on  Qu'Appelle  River,  18  miles  N.  of  Qu'Appelle  Station,  on  the  C.P. 
Ry.,  its  nearest  railway  point  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Indus- 
tries :  flour  mill,  butter  factory,  stock  raising  aud  farming.  Chief 
Shipments  :  butter,  grain,  and.live  stock.  The  town  contains  three 
churches  and  a  public  school.  A  detachment  of  mounted  police  are 
stationed  here. 

VIDETTE,  weekly  ;  Proctor  Brothers,  editors  and  publishers  ; 
established  1884  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.50  ; 
four  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  ^ 

RED  DEER,  pop.  600,  District  of  Alberta,  on  C.  &  E.  Ry.,  90 
miles  from  Calgary  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries:  mixed  farm- 
ing and  cattle  raising.  Chief  Shipments  :  cattle.  The  town  con- 
tains besides  its  stores,  three  churches,  and  agricultural  hall.  Sur- 
rounding towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Black- 
falds  and  Ponoka. 

GAZETTE,  weekly,  G.  W.  Green,  editor;  established  1898; 
independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  16  x  22. 

Circ'n  ^ 

REG  IN  A,  pop.  2,200,  District  of  Assiniboia,  on  the  C.P.Ry.,  41  miles 
*  E.  of  Moose  Jaw,  138  miles  W.  of  Moosomin.  It  is  the  Seat  of 
Government  of  the  Northwest  Territories  ;  Tel.,  T.,  "Ex.,  M.O., 
Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  flour  mills,  breweries,  farming  and  stock 
raising.  Chief  Shipments  :  grain,  live  stock,  etc.  The  city  contains 
the  parliamentary  buildings,  five  churches,  excellent  public  and 
high  schools,  headquarters  of  the  North  West  mounted  police,  and 
Land  departments.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published  :  Craven,  Reynoldton,  Marieton,  Lumsden,  Longlake- 
ton,  Belgonie,  Pense,  Davin,  Tregarva,  Rose  Plain,  Strassburg  and 
McLean. 

LEADER,  weekly;  Walter  Scott,  editor  and  manager;  The 

Leader  Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1883  ;  liberal  ;  Thursday  ; 
subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Sworn  Circ'n  1537 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  401. 

STAN  DARD,  weekly  ;  John  K.  Mclnnis,  editor  ;  Standard  Pub- 
blishing  Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1886  ;  independent  ;  Thursday  ; 
subscription  $1.50  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  i 

THE  WEST,  weekly  ;  The  West  Co.,  publishers  ;  established 
1899.  No  report. 

NORTHWEST  TERRITORIES  GAZETTE,  semi-monthly  ; 
official    organ    of  the    Government  of  the   Northwest    Territories  ;.   . 
inserts  only  Government  advertisements. 

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SALTCOATS,  pop.  169,  Co.  Assiniboia,  on  M.  and  N.  W.  Ry.  ; 
Tel.,  Ex..,  M.O.  Chief  Industry  :  farming1.  Chief  Shipments  : 
country  produce.  The  town  contains  besides  its  stores  etc.,  two 
hotels.  Surrounding1  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  pub- 
lished :  Rokeby,  Bredenbury  and  Churchbridge. 

ASSIIMIBOIAN,  weekly.      No  report. 

SOUTH  EDMONTON,  pop.  700,  Co.  Alberta,  on  the  C.  and  E. 
branch  of  the  C.P.Ry. ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industry: 
farming.  Chief  Shipments  :  country  produce.  The  town  contains 
besides  its  stores  etc.,  three  hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and  vil- 
lages where  no  papers  are  published:  Ellerslie,  Otoskwan  and  Leduc. 

PLAIN  DEALER,  weekly  ;  McDonald  &  Skinner,  publishers  ; 
established  1894  ;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight 
pages.  Circ'n  ^ 

WETASKIWIN,  pop.  200,  Co.  Alberta  on  C.  &  E.  Ry.;  Tel.,  Ex., 
M.O.  Chief  Industries  ;  lumbering  and  farming.  Chief  Shipments: 
lumber  and  country  produce.  The  town  contains  besides  its  stores, 
etc.,  one  hotel.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published:  Millet,  Leduc,  Otoskwan  and  Hobbema. 

FREE  LANCE,  weekly;  R.  C.  Edwards,  editor;  established 
1896;  independent;  Friday;  subscription  $1.00;  four  pages,  size 
16  x  22.  Circ'n  }£ 

WHITEWOOD,  pop.  400,  Co.  Assiniboia,  on  C.P.Ry.;  Tel.,  Ex., 
M.O.  Chief  Industries  :  farming  and  lumbering.  Chief  Shipments: 
country  produce  and  lumber.  The  town  contains  besides  its  stores 
etc.,  two  hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published  :  Perceval,  Burrows,  Oakshela  and  Summerberry. 

HERALD,  weekly  ;  Mrs.  F.  G.  Greenstreet,  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1893  ;  independent-conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  % 

WOLSELY,  pop.  325,  Co.  Assiniboia,  on  C.P.Ry.;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O. 
Chief  Industries  :  farming  and  lumbering1.  Chief  Shipments  : 
country  produce  and  lumber.  The  town  contains  besides  its  stores, 
etc.,  two  hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published  :  Summerberry,  Oakshela,  and  Sintaluta. 

ECHO,  weekly  ;  Echo  Publishing  Co.,  publishers  ;  T.  Woodside 
Campbell,  manager  ;  established  1895  >  independent  ;  Thursday  ; 
subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages.  Circ'n  ^ 

YORKTON,  pop.  450,  Co.  Assiniboia  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.  ;  Chief  In- 
dustries :  farming  and  lumbering.  Chief  Shipments  :  country  pro- 
duce and  lumber.  The  town  contains  besides  it  stores  etc.,  three 
hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  pub- 
lished :  Rokeby,  Bredenbury,  Fort  Pelly,  Theodore  and  Sheho. 

ENTERPRISE,  weekly  ;  Jas.  E.  Peaker,  publisher  ;  established 
1896  ;  liberal  ;  Saturday  ;  subscription  $i.oc  ;  eight  pages,  size  22 
x  16.  Sworn  Circ'n  55O 

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BRITISH  COLUMBIA. 


British  Columbia,  the  largest  of  all  the  provinces  of  the  Canadian 
Confederation,  has  a  land  area  of  382,300  sq.  miles,  and  a  water  area  of 
i  ,000  sq.  m.,  being  more  than  the  combined  areas  of  France,  Italy,  Belgium 
and  Holland.  All  the  great  natural  features  of  the  other  provinces  are 
here  reproduced  on  a  magnified  scale,  the  great  prairies  of  the  North-West 
alone  excepted.  It  has  a  greater  variety  of  climate  than  all  the  other  pro- 
vinces, for  while  the  upper  slopes  of  the  Rockies  are  as  cold  as  Labrador, 
the  southern  coast  is  so  warm  that  oranges  have  been  ripened  in  the  open 
air.  Its  wonderful  coast  line  of  thousands  of  miles,  embracing  hundreds  of 
harbors  ;  its  unrivalled  fisheries  ;  its  stupendous  forests,  many  trees  of 
which  measure  from  8  to  10  feet  in  diameter  ;  its  incalculable  wealth  in 
those  minerals  which  are  the  most  valued  by,  and  most  necessary  to,  man, 
and  its  peculiar  geographical  position  on  the  Pacific  Coast,  all  mark  out  the 
province  as  one  of  the  imperial  realms  of  the  future.  The  wealth  of  British 
Columbia  in  minerals  can  as  yet  scarcely  be  calculated,  for  tracts  of  country 
thousands  of  sq.  miles  in  extent,  are  as  yet  untraversed  by  the  prospector, 
and  many  regions  known  to  be  rich  in  minerals  can  not  yet  be  reached  by 
railways.  Among  the  minerals  mined  or  exported  to  a  greater  or  less 
extent  are  gold,  silver,  coal,  iron,  copper,  galena,  mercury,  cinnibar, 
platinum,  antimony,  bismuth,  molybdenum,  plumbago,  salt  and  mica,  while 
many  other  minerals  are  known  to  exist.  The  coal  of  the  province  ranges 
from  common  lignite  to  anthracite,  and  most  of  it  is  admirably  suited  for 
steam  purposes.  The  steamshipping  trade  of  the  whole  American  coast  of 
the  Pacific  is  now  looking  to  British  Columbia  for  its  coal  supplies.  Within 
the  past  year  the  vast  coal  beds  of  the  Crow's  Nest  Pass  have  been  tapped 
and  have  been  proved  to  be  excellent  steam  coal.  For  the  12  years  pre- 
ceeding  1874,  the  exports  of  coal  from  British  Columbia  averaged  12,500 
tons  per  year,  but  they  have  developed  since  then  till  in  1897  the  exports 
were  679,751  tons,  the  total  production  of  the  same  year  being  988, 796  tons. 
The  coal  bearing  areas  so  far  explored  are  65,000  sq.  m.  in  extent,  the 
•quantity  underlying  portions  of  this  area  being  estimated  at  jour  and  a  half 
to  nine  million  tons  per  sq.  m.  Gold  is  found  in  greater  or  less  quantity  all 
over  the  province,  but  the  mines  of  the  Kootenay  and  Cariboo  districts  are 
becoming  prominent  as  quartz  mining  regions,  while  the  Cassiar  and  Atlin 
Lake  regions  are  now  being  exploited  for  placer  mines.  The  gold  produced 
in  British  Columbia  in  1894  amounted  to  $530,530.00,  while  since  the 
development  of  quartz  mining,  the  production  has  gone  on  at  such  rapid 
rate  that  in  1897  the  amount  produced  was  $2,724,657.00  and  this  last 
amount  will  probably  be  doubled  in  1899.  The  population  of  British 
Columbia  in  1881  was  49,459,  but  in  1891  it  had  increased  to  92,767,  and  at 
the  present  time  it  is  estimated  at  about  200,000.  In  1897  there  were  213 
schools  in  the  province  with  223  teachers,  and  6,332  pupils,  besides  these 
there  were  27  graded  schools,  with  149  teachers  and  9,005  pupils.  There 
were  also  4  high  schools,  with  12  teachers  and  461  pupils.  British  Columbia 
has  293  post  offices,  through  which  passed  in  1897  4,850,000  letters,  505,000 
post  cards,  142,000  registered  letters,  148,500  free  letters,  460,000  transient 
newspapers,  circulars,  etc.,  and  77,991  money  orders.  The  province  is 
represented  in  the  Dominion  Parliament  by  3  senators,  and  6  members  of 
the  House  of  Commons.  The  local  government  is  carried  on  by  a  single 
chamber,  the  Legislative  Assembly  having  33  members*  Capital,  Victoria. 

/•'or  information  regarding  the  newspapers  of  the  proinnce  see  other 
parts  of  this  ivork. 

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196  THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 

ASH  CROFT,  pop.  400,  Co.  Yale,  on  the  main  line  of  the  C.  P.  Ry., 
210  miles  E.  of  Vancouver  and  45  miles  W.  of  Kamloops,  the  near- 
est banking  town.  Chief  Industries  :  stock  raising  and  agriculture. 
Chief  Shipments  :  cattle  and  potatoes.  The  town  contains  besides 
its  stores,  etc.,  two  churches  and  three  hotels.  Surrounding  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Highland,  Pennys, 
Basque  Ranch,  Spatsum,  Quesnelle  Forks  and  Chilcoten. 

B.  C.  MINING  JOURNAL,  weekly;  Dr.  F.  S.  Reynolds, 
editor  and  manager.  No  report. 

CHILLIWAGK,  pop.  500,  District  New  Westminster,  on  the  south 
bank  of  the  Fraser  River.  Bi-weekly  steamers  to  Victoria,  stage 
daily  to  New  Westminster.  Tel.,  M.O.,  and  Bank  at  New  Westnjins- 
ter.  It  is  situated  in  a  valley  surrounded  by  high  mountains  at  the 
foot  of  Popcum  Mountain,  which  is  about  eight  miles  from  Chilliwack. 
Messrs.  Knight  Bros.'  saw,  planing,  shingle  and  wood  pulp  mills  are 
situated  here.  The  town  contains  four  churches,  public  schools,  and 
just  outside  the  town  in  the  village  of  Cheam  is  a  large  Indian  mis- 
sion. Chief  Industries  :  lumbering,  sash,  door  and  furniture  factory, 
fruit  canning  and  cheese  factory,  fishing  and  farming.  Chief  Ship- 
ments :  lumber,  fish,  fruit,  general  farm  produce  and  cheese.  Sur- 
rounding towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Yale, 
Port  Moody,  Hope,  Douglas,  Pemberton,  and  Anderson. 

PROCESS,  weekly  ;  W.  T.  Jackman,  editor  and  publisher  ; 
established  1891  ;  independent  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.50  ; 
four  pages,  size  18x24.  Circ'n 

CRANBROOK.  pop.  80,  Co.  Kootenay,  Tel.,  Ex.  Chief  Industry  : 
farming.  Chief  Shipments  :  country  produce.  The  town  contains 
besides  its  stores,  etc.,  two  hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages 
where  no  papers  are  published  :  Doris  and  Wardner. 

HERALD,  weekly.     No  report. 

CUMBERLAND,  pop  800,  Co.  Victoria,  on  M.C.C.Ry.;  Tel.,  Ex., 
M.O.  Chief  Industries  :  mining  and  lumbering.  Chief  Shipments: 
coal  and  lumber.  The  town  contains  several  stores  and  hotels.  Sur- 
rounding towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Alex- 
ander, Oyster  Harbour  and  Oyster  Bay  Siding. 

N  E WS,  semi-weekly  ;  Mary  E.   Bissett  publisher.     No  report. 

ISLANDER,  weekly;  E.  T.  Searle,  publisher;  established  1899; 
independent  ;  Tuesday  ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  13  x 
20. 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  330. 

FERN  IE,  pop.  i, 600,  Kootenay  District,  on  the  main  line  of  the  C.N.  P. 
Ry.,  and  the  Headquarters  of  the  Crows  Nest  Pass  Coal  Co.  ;  Ex., 
Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  coal  mining  and  coke  works,  saw  mills. 
Chief  Shipments  :  coal,  coke  and  lumber.  Good  hunting  and  fishing. 

FREE  PRESS,  weekly  ;  G.  G.  Henderson,  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1898  ;  independent  ;  Saturday  ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  eight 
pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  ] 

FORT  STEEL,  pop.  600,  Kootenay  District  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O. 
Chief  Industries  :  farming,  mining,  and  lumbering.  jChief  Shipments: 
ore,  lumber  and  country  produce.  The  town  contains  besides  its 
stores,  etc.,  twelve  hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where 
no  papers  are  published  :  Doris. 

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PROSPECTOR,  weekly  ;  A.  B.  Grace,  publisher  ;  established 
1896  ;  independent  ;  Saturday  ;  subscription  $2.00  ,  eight  pages, 
M/C  15  x  22.  Sworn  Circ'n  1,125 

GOLDEN,  pop.  i.ooo,  Kootenay  District,  on  the  Columbia  River  and 
C.P.Ry.  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.  Chief  Industries  :  mining1,  stock-raising 
and  smelting.  Chief  Shipments  :  timber,  gold,  silver,  copper,  cattle 
and  farm  produce.  Golden  is  the  distributing  point  for  mails  in  the 
East  Kootenay  district,  and  is  the  point  of  departure  from  the  C.P. 
Ry.,  to  the  Upper  Kootenay  and  the  Upper  Columbia.  In  the  vicinity 
are  rich  gold,  silver  and  copper  mines,  to  develop  which  a  smelter 
has  been  erected.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
are  published  ,  Leancoll,  Otter  Tail,  Stephen,  Pallise,  Donald,  Gla- 
cier House,  Banff,  Canmore,  Carbonate  and  Windermere. 

GOLDEN  ERA,  weekly  ;  E.  A.  Haggar,  editor  ;  The  Golden 
Era  Co.,  Ltd.,  publishers  ;  established  1891  ;  liberal  ;  subscription 
$2.00  ;  four  pages,  size  22  x  15^.  Circ'n  ^ 

Sec  /'Mb/is/iers  Statement  Page  324. 

MINER,  weekly  ;  R.  W.  Harrison,  publisher  ;  established  1897  ; 
conservative  ;  Friday  ,  subscription  $2.00  ;  four  pages,  size  15/^2  x 
22.  Circ'n  ^ 

GREENWOOD,  pop.  400,  Co.  Yale  ;  Tel.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industry  :  farming.  Chief  Shipments  :  country  produce.  The 
town  contains  besides  its  stores,  etc. ,  6  hotels.  Surrounding  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Penticton,  Agassi  z, 
Coutlee  and  Donald. 

BOUNDARY  CREEK  TIMES,  weekly ;  Boundary  Creek  Prin- 
ting and  Publishing  Co.,  Ltd.,  publishers  ;  established  1896  ;  inde- 
pendent ;  Saturday  ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  sixteen  pages.  Circ'n  ]^ 

KAMLOOPS.  pop.  2.500,  District  Yale,  at  the  confluence  of  the  North 
*  and  South  Thompson  Rivers,  on  the  C.P.Ry.,  250  miles  from  Vancou- 
ver, 291  miles  from  Calgary; ;  Tel. ,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  It  is  the  dis- 
tributing centre  for  the  Nicola  and  Priest  Valleys  and  Okanagan  and 
Spallumcheen  country,  which  are  the  chief  agricultural  sections  of  the 
upper  country.  Chief  Industries  :  copper  mining,  saw  and  grist 
mills,  ranching  and  farming.  Chief  Shipments  :  live  stock,  lumber 
and  grain.  The  town  contains  four  churches  and  four  schools,  court 
house,  land  registry  office,  central  prison  and  old  mans  home, 
has  a  good  water  works  system  and  fire  department,  has  good 
steamboat  and  stage  connection  to  all  points.  The  climate  is  dry 
and  healthy,  and  the  C.P.R.  have  some  important  shops  here.  Sur- 
rounding towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Lilloet, 
Seaton,  Clinton,  Lytton,  Yale,  Pemberton,  and  Douglas. 

INLAND  SENTINEL,  semi-weekly  ;  F.  J.  Deane,  editor  and 
publisher  ;  established  1880  ;  independent  ;  Tuesday  and  Friday  ; 
subscription  $2.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  16  x  22.  Circ'n  i^ 

STANDARD,  weekly  ;  Kamloops  Printing  &  Publishing  Co., 
Ltd.,  publishers  ;  established  1897  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ;  sub- 
scription $2.00  ;  eight  pages.  Circ'n  ^ 

MINING  GAZETTE,  monthly  ;  Clark  and  Young,  publishers  ; 
established  1898  ;  mining  ;  subscription  Si.oo  ;  sixteen  pages,  size 
9^  *  6%. 

KASLO,  pop.  3,000,  Slocan  Riding,  W.  Kootenay  District,  on  Koote- 
nay and  Slocan  Railway  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries: 
mining,  ore  sampler,  lumber  mill.  Chief  Shipments  ;  lime  rock, 

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lumber  and  ore.  The  town  is  the  head  terminus  of  the  Kootenay 
and  Slocan  Ry.  connecting-  with  Sandon,  B.C.,  and  has  also  a  re- 
gular line  of  steamers  to  Nelson,  B.C.  and  Bonners  Ferry,  Idaho,  U.S. 
It  is  the  outlet  of  the  Slocan  district.  The  town  contains  churches  of 
all  denominations,  town  hall,  a  g-ood  hotel,  fire  department,  water 
works,  electric  light,  Government  offices,  opera  house  and  numerous 
stores.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  pub- 
lished :  Whitewater,  Pilot  Bay,  Bear  Lake,  and  Slocan  City, 

KOOTENAIN,  weekly;  A.  J.  Slee,  publisher;  established  1895; 
liberal  ;   Thursday  ;   subscription  $2.00  ;   four  pages,   size  18  x  24. 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  400.  Circ'n  i  % 

NEWS,  weekly  ;    News  Publishing  Co.,  publishers  ;    established 

1897  ;    conservative  ;    Saturday  ;    subscription  $2.00  ;   eight   pages, 
size  13  x  20.  Sworn  Circ'n  3OO 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  362. 

PROSPECTOR,  weekly  A.   B.  Burns,    publisher  ;   established 

1898  ;   liberal-conservative  ;    Saturday  ;    subscription    $2.00  ;    eight 
pages,  size  13  x  20.  Circ'n  % 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  416. 

MIDWAY,  pop.  200,  Co.  Yale;  Ex.,M.O.  Chief  Industries:  lumbering 
and  farming.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber  and  country  produce.  The 
town  contains  besides  its  stores,  etc. ,  four  hotels. 

ADVANCE,  weekly  ;  W.  H.  Norris,  publisher  ;  established  1894; 
Monday  ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  six  pages,  size  13%  x  l^)4- 

MOYIE  CITY,  pop.  250,  East  Kootenay  on  the  C.P.Ry.  and  Moyie 
Lake.  Chief  Industry  :  mining.  The  town  contains  besides  its 
stores,  etc.,  five  hotels  and  the  important  mines  of  St.  Eugene,  Lake 
Shore,  and  Moyie. 

LEADER,  weekly  ;  Smyth  &  Musgrave,  publisher  ;  established 
1898  ;  independent  ;  Saturday  ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  four  pages, 
size  22  x  15. 

NANAIMO,  pop.  5,000,  District  of  Vancouver,  on  the  east  coast  of 
*  Vancouver  Island,  Gulf  of  Georgia,  70  miles  from  Victoria  on  the  E. 
&  N.Ry. ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  coal  mines, 
lumber  mills  and  quarries.  Chief  Shipments  :  coal,  timber  and  stone. 
The  town  contains  five  churches,  public  and  private  schools,  and  it 
is  the  chief  depot  of  the  Vancouver  Coal  and  Land  Company,  who 
own  33,000  acres  of  land.  The  town  is  very  irregularly  laid  out, 
there  having  been  no  regular  survey  until  a  number  of  houses  had 
been  built.  It  has  the  best  harbor  on  the  coast,  being  easy  of  en- 
trance, with  a  good  depth  of  water  and  good  anchorage.  It  has  a 
good  water  system  and  a  volunteer  fire  department  with  a  steam 
fire  engine.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published  :  Wellington  and  Esquimault. 

FREE  PRESS,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  George  Norris, 
editor  and  publisher  ;  established  1888  ;  independent  ;  subscription 
$5.00  ;  four  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  ^ 

SEMI-WEEKLY,  established  1874  ;  Tuesday  and  Friday  ;  sub- 
scription $1.500  ;  four  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  % 

REVIEW,  semi-weekly;  G.  H.  Cross,  publisher;  established 
1897;  liberal  ;  Wednesday  and  Friday  ;  subscription  $2.00;  four 
pages,  size  16%  x  24.  r 

NELSON  or  Nelson  Camp,  pop.  4,500  Kootenay,  on  C.P.Ry.  ;  Tel., 
Ex.  ;  Bank  at  Kamloops.  It  includes  the  magnificent  Silver  King 

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Belt  of  Silver  Claims  on  Toad  Mountain,  and  the  Gold  Belt  on  Eagle 
and  Forty-Nine  Creeks.  Copper  in  large  bulk  has  been  found. 
Ni'lson  is  the  central  depot  for  the  camp,  and  is  rapidly  growing  into 
a  larger  citv. 

MINER,  every  morning  except  Sunday  ;  Miner  P.  &  P.  Co., 
publishers  ;  established  1898  ;  independent  ;  subscription  $10.00  ; 
four  pages,  size  22  x  31.  Circ'n  ^ 

WEEKLY,  established  1891  ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  eight  pages, 
size  22  z  31.  Circ'n  i^ 

ECO N O M I ST,  weekly.     No  report. 

TRIBUNE,  weekly  ;  John  Hanston  &  Co.,  publishers  ;  estab- 
lished 1892  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages.  Circ'n  ^ 

NEW  DENVER,  pop.  500,  Co.  Yale,  on  Slocum  Lake,  and  on  the 
Nakusp  &  Slocum  R.  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O. ,  Bank.  Chief  Industry  : 
saw  mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber.  The  town  contains  besides 
its  stores,  etc.,  one  church  and  four  hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Three  Forks,  Roseberry, 
Slocan  Lake  and  Summit  Siding. 

LEDGE,  weekly  ;  R.  T.  Lowery,  publisher  ;  established  1893  ; 
independent  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  four  pages,  size  15  x 
22 

NEW    WESTMINSTER,  pop.  6,641,  District  of  Westminster.     It 

*  is  beautifully  situated  on  the  Fraser  River,  12  miles  from  Vancouver, 
75  miles  from   Victoria,  15   miles  from    Gulf  of  Georgia  ;  Tel.,  T., 
Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.     Chief  Industries  :  salmon    fisheries,  lumbering, 
woolen  mills,  machine  and  boiler  shops,  foundry,  furniture   factory, 
carriage  works  and  canneries.     Chief  Shipments  :  fresh  and  canned 
salmon,    lumber,  grain,   peltry   and   general    supplies.     New  West- 
minster and  Vancouver  are    connected  with   an    electric   passenger 
railway.     The  city  has  a. high  school  and  three  public  schools  which 
are  under  Government  control  and  free  to  all ;  there  are  also  several 
private   and    denominational    schools   and    eight  churches,  a  public 
library,  an  opera  house  and  three  public  parks.     New  Westminster 
contains   the   County  buildings,   the    Provincial  jail,    the   Supreme 
Court  and  County  Registry  Office,  the  Insane  Asylum,  Penitentiary, 
private  and  public  hospitals.     Its  system  of  water  works  cost  $300,- 
ooo.     There  is  a  tri-weekly  line  of  steamers  to  Victoria.     Surround- 
ing towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Port  Moody, 
South     Westminster,    Port    Hammond,    Port   Kells,    Surry   Centre, 
Langley,  Elgin,  Huntingdon,  Johnson's  Landing,  Point  Gray,  Gran- 
ville  and  Hastings. 

COLUMBIAN,  every  evening  except  Sunday;  Kennedy  Bros., 
editors  and  publishers  ;  established  1886  ;  independent ;  subscription 
$7.50  ;  four  pages,  size  22  x  28.  Circ'n  ^ 

WEEKLY  ;  established  1862  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  20  x  27.  Circ'n  i 

CHURCH  RECORD,  monthly;  Lord  Bishop  of  New  Westmins- 
ter, editor  ;  Morey  &  Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1881  ;  Church  of 
England  ;  subscription  81.00  ;  twelve  pages,  size  8  x  10. 

RE VELSTOKE,  pop.  1,500,   District  of  Yale  and  Kootenay,  on  the 

*  Columbia  River  and  C.  P.  Ry.,  381  miles  from  Vancouver,  128    miles 
E.  of  Kamloops,  its  nearest  banking  town  ;    Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.     Chief 
Industries  :  lumbering,   mining,  saw  and  shingle  mills.    Chief  Ship- 
ments :    lumber,    shingles    and    minerals.      The    village    contains 

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churches,  public  schools,  smelter,  and  has  good  steamboat  connec- 
tion. Surrounding-  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published: 
Albert  Canyon,  Banff,  Craigellachie,  Salmon  Arm  and  Kicking 
Horse  Pass. 

HERALD,  semi-weekly;  A.  Johnson,  publisher;  established 
1898  ;  conservative  ;  Wednesday  and  Saturday  ,  subscription  $2.00; 
four  pages,  size  17^  x  21^. 

KOOTENAY  MAIL,  weekly  ;  Atkins  &  Campbell,  publishers  ; 
established  1894  ;  independent  ;  Saturday  ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  ] 

ROSSLAND,  pop.  600,  Co.  Yale,  situated  at  an  altitude  of  about 
3,000  feet  above  the  sea  level;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industries  :  mining,  saw  and  planing  mills.  Chief  Shipments  :  gold, 
copper  and  lumber.  The  town  contains  besides  its  stores,  mills, 
etc.,  thirty  hotels,  electric  and  water  works.  Surrounding  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  LeRoi,  McLeod, 
Warfield  and  Silica. 

MINER,  every  morning  except  Monday  ;  Rossland  Miner  Print- 
ing and  Publishing  Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1896  ;  subscription 
$10.00  ;  four  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  \ 

WEEKLY,  established  1896  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $2.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  \ 

RECORD,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  E.  C.  Smith,  publisher; 
established  1898;  independent ;  subscription  $5.00  ;  four  pages,  size 
22  x  31.  Circ'n 

WEEKLY,  established  1896  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  22  x  31.  Circn' 

ROSSLANDER,  weekly  ;  W.  H.  Jones,  publisher  ;  established 
1894  ;  Tuesday  ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  ten  pages,  size  9x12. 

TIMES,  weekly  ;  Kenneth  F.  Beleaner,  publisher  ;  established 
1897  ;  independent  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  four  pages,  size 
16  x  22. 

SAN  DON,  pop.  i, 800,  Co.  Kootenay  Dist.,  on  N.  and  S.R.  (C.P.R.) 
and  K.  and  S.R.;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industry : 
farming.  Chief  Shipments :  country  produce.  The  town  contains 
besides  its  stores,  etc.,  fourteen  hotels.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published :  Three  Forks,  Roseberry 
and  Slocan  Lake. 

MINING  REVIEW,  weekly  ;  Cliffe  &  Son,  publishers  ;  establi- 
shed 1897  ;  conservative  ;  Saturday  ;  eight  pages,  size  18  x  24. 

Circ'n 

PAY  STREAK,  weekly  ;  R.  T.  Lomery,  publisher  ;  established 
1896  ;  independent ;  Saturday  ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  eight  pages,  size 
ii  x  15.  Circ'n 

SILVERTON,  pop.  200,  Co.  Yale,  on  Nakusp  and  Slocan  branch  of 
C.P.Ry.,  8  miles  from  New  Denver  ;  Tel.,  Ex.  Chief  Industry  : 
farming.  Chief  Shipment  :  country  produce.  The  town  contains 
besides  its  store,  etc.,  five  hotels.  Surroundinding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  publish  :  Slocan  Lake,  Summit  Siding, 
Three  Forks  and  Denver  Canyon. 

SILVERTON  I  AN,  weekly;  Matheson  Bros.,  publishers  ^  es- 
tablished 1896  ;  independent  ;  Saturday  ;  four  pages,  size  22  x  16. 

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TRAIL,  pop.  2,000,  Co.  West  Kootenay  Dist.,  on  Columbia  River,  23 
miles  from  Northport,  Wash,  to  which  there  is  a  daily  steamer 
connection  with  S.F.  and  N.Ry. ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief 
Industry  :  mining-.  Chief  Shipments :  gold,  copper  and  lumber. 
The  town  contains  besides  its  stores,  etc.,  seventeen  hotels.  Sur- 
rounding1 towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Smelter, 
McLeod  s,  Warfield,  Tiger  and  Lake  Mountain. 

MINER,  weekly.     No  report. 

N  EWS,  weekly  ;  Eling  &  Worth,  publishers  ;  established  1896  ; 
independent  ;  Saturday  ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  four  pages,  size  15  x 
22. 

VANCOUVER,  pop.  31,000,  or  over,  District  of  New  Westminster, 
*  on  Burrard  Inlet  and  False  Creek,  the  only  western  terminus  of  the 
C.  P.Ry.,  the  largest  city  in  the  province,  90  miles  from  Victoria  ; 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  and  the  banking  centre  for  British  Columbia. 
Chief  Industries  :  mining,  lumbering,  sugar  refining,  salmon  fisheries 
Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  fish,  gold,  silver,  copper,  iron  ores  and 
general  farm  produce.  It  is  the  headquaters  for  the  China  and  Japan, 
the  Australian  and  the  New  Zealand  steamship  lines  in  America  and 
the  chief  port  for  all  northern  and  Yukon  shipping.  The  city  con- 
tains thirteen  churches,  four  public  and  several  private  schools,  and 
a  high  school,  three  public  parks,  the  largest,  Stanley  park,  com- 
prising 956,  acres  and  acknowledged  to  be  one  of  grandest  parks  in 
the  Dominion.  The  pack  of  the  salmon  canneries  on  the  Eraser  River 
alone  last  year  amounted  to  $4,000,000.  Regular  steamers  ply  be- 
tween this  port  and  San  Francisco,  Seattle,  Portland,  and  all  northern 
ports  New  Westminster,  Victoria  and  Nanaimo.  It  has  an  excellent 
harbor  and  large  C.P.  Ry.  terminal  buildings  and  work  shops. 
A  system  of  water  works,  put  in  at  the  expense  of  $250,000,  supplies 
the  city  with  the  purest  of  mountain  water.  It  has  a  new  Court 
House,  City  Hall  and  Registry  office.  Surrounding  towns  and 
villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Port  Moody,  Howe 
Sound,  Hastings,  New  Westminster  Junction,  Hammond,  Haney 
Mission,  City  Junction,  Agassiez,  North  Bend,  Hope,  Cheam,  Sumas, 
Abbetsford,  Huntingdon,  Langley,  Cloverdale,  Ladner,  Steveston, 
Eburne,  and  Lula  Island. 

NEWS  ADVERTISER,  every  morning  except  Monday  ;  F.C. 
Cotton,  editor  ;  News  Advertiser  Publishing  Co.,  publishers  ;  estab- 
lished 1886  ;  independent  ;  subscription  $8.00  ;  eight  pages,  size 
15  x  22.  Circ'n  2% 

WEEKLY,  established  1888  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $2.00  ; 
eight  pages,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  2 

PROVINCE,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  W.  C.  Nichol,  pu- 
blisher ;  established  1898  ;  liberal  ;  subscription  $5.00;  eight  pages, 
size  24  x  i"jYz.  Sworn  Circ'n  for  last  three  months  of  1898,  4,3OO 

WEEKLY,  established  1894  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $i  .00;  eight 
pages,  size  24  x  17^  Circ'n  3^" 

Advt. —  The  Vancouver  Daily  Province  has  been  one  of  the  remarkable  and 
conspicious  successes  in  the  history  of  Canadian  Journalism.  The  Coast  papers 
had  previously  sold  at  $12  a  year.  The  Province  cut  the  price  to  $5  a  year  and 
jumped  into  the  biggest  circulation  west  of  Winnipeg  at  a  bound.  The'Province 
has  offered  to  donate  a  thousand  dollars  to  any  charitable  institution  in  Van- 
couver if  its  bona  fide  paid  circulation  does  not  exceed  that  of  any  other  daily 
papn  in  British  Columbia.  Its  circulation  books  are  always  open  to  advert- 
isers. See  advt.  pages  268-269. 

WORLD,  every  evening  except  Sunday;  J.  C.  McLagan,  editor  ; 
World    Printing  Co.,   publishers  ;  established   1888  ;  independent-  ; 
liberal  subscription  $5.00;  four  to  eight  pages,  size  15^  x  21^  or  24 
x  17.     Circ'n  actual  average  for  7  months  ending  Aug.  3ist  '98  3,173 

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202  THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 

SEMI-WEEKLY,  established  1888  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  Tuesday 
and  Friday  ;  eight  pages,  size  20  x  25  or  24  x  ig)4- 

Circ'n  actual  average  for  7  months  ending  Aug.  3ist.  1898,  6993 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  297. 

ADVOCATE,  weekly.     No  report. 

B.  C.  GUIDE,  weekly.     No  report. 

B.  C.  WEEKLY,  established  1897  ;  Saturday  ;  commercial  ; 
sixteen  pages  ;  size  10  x  13^. 

TOWN  TOPICS,  weekly;  N.K.  Luxton,  publisher  ;  established 
1899. 

B.  C.  ODDFELLOW,  monthly;  established  1898  ;  I.O.O.F. 
No  report. 

B.   C.    RECORD,  monthly  ;  orange  order  ;  established  1897. 

TRUE  KNIGHT,  monthly;  established  1898;  K.  of  P.  No 
report . 

VERNON.  pop.  1,000,  District  of  Yale  and  Kootenay,  on  Okanagan 
Lake  and  is  the  terminus  of  the  Shuswap  &  Okanagan  Ry.,  72  miles 
S.W.  of  Kamloops.  Chief  Industries  :  stock-raising,  milling,  fruit 
raising,  pork-packing  and  farming.  Chief  Shipments  :  cattle,  fruit 
and  live  stock.  The  wheat  produced  in  the  district  in  1891  was  400,- 
ooo  bushels.  Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are 
published :  Agassiz,  Hope,  Yale,  Lytton  and  Shuswap. 

NEWS,  weekly;  Vernon  News  Printing  and  Publishing  Co., 
editors  and  publishers;  established  1891  ;  conservative  ;  Thursday  ; 
subscription  $2.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  % 

VICTORIA,  pop.  22,981,  District  of  Victoria,  on  Vancouver  Island,  on 
*  the  Straits  of  Juan  de  Fuca,  and  on  the  Esquimault  &  Nanaimo  Ry., 
of  which  it  is  the  terminus,  38  miles  from  Port  Townsend,  Wash.,  20 
miles  from  Porte  Angeles,  Wash.,  72  miles  from  Vancouver,  73  miles 
miles  from  New  Westminster  and  750  miles  from  San  Francisco  ; 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries  :  the  fur  sealing  trade, 
flour,  rice,  lumber,  planing,  saw,  coffee,  spice  and  oatmeal  mills, 
iron,  stove,  brass,  engine,  boiler  and  machine  shops,  and  marble 
work.  Chief  Shipments  :  lumber,  fish,  seal-skins,  coal,  minerals  and 
the  soap  works,  boots  and  shoe,  vinegar,  pickle,  biscuit,  cigars,  cigar 
box,  sash,  door,  and  furniture  factory,  ship  building,  quarrying  and 
the  products  of  its  mills  and  factories.  The  city  contains  twelve  chur- 
ches, several  non-sectarian  schools,  free  to  all,  and  two  hospitals, 
one  of  which,  the  Royal  Jubilee  Hospital,  cost  $100,000.  It  has  a 
free  library,  with  12,000  volumes.  Its  climate  is  delightful,  the  wea- 
ther being  mild,  and  it  is  becoming  a  favorite  resort  for  tourists.  It 
is  regarded  as  one  of  the  most  beautiful  cities  on  the  Pacific  Coast, 
the  situation  being  admirable,  and  the  city  being  laid  out  with  beau- 
tiful parks  and  magnificient  drives  through  the  suburbs.  It  is  the 
seat  of  the  Provincial  Government  and  the  Imperial  and  Dominion 
Governments  have  vast  interests  here.  "C"  Battery  of  Artillery  is 
stationed  here.  Victoria  carries  on  a  large  trade  with  Great  Britain, 
.  Australia,  Sandwich  Islands,  China,  Japan,  Peru  and  Chili,  in  hides, 
fish,  coal,  lumber  and  minerals.  It  has  a  fine  system  of  water  works 
and  fire  department,  and  is  well  provided  with  steamboat  connection 
to  all  points.  It  is  lighted  by  electricity  and  gas.  Surrounding 
towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Esquimault, 

Saanich,  San  Juan,  Alberni  and  Orcas. 

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COLONIST,  every  morning  except  Monday:  Colonist  Printing 
and  Publishing  Co.,  editors  and  publishers  ;  established  1858  ;  cpn- 
servative  ;  subscription  $10.00  ;  eight  pages,  size  17  x  22.  Circ'n  3 

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SEMI-WEEKLY,  established  1859  ;  Monday  and  Thursday  ;  subs- 
cription $1.50  ;  eight  pages,  size  17  x  22.  Circ'n  2% 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  354. 

GLOBE,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  Globe  Publishing  Co., 
publishers  ;  C.  A.  Gregg,  managing  editor  ;  established  1899. 

TIMES,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  W.  Templeman,  editor  ; 
Times  Printing  and  Publishing  Co.,  publishers  ;  established  1884  ; 
liberal  ;  subscription  $5.00  ,  eight  pages,  size  15  x  22.  Circ'n  2^ 

SEMI-WEEKLY,  established  1884  ;  Tuesday  and  Friday  ;  subs- 
cription $1.50  ;  eight  pages,  size  15  x  22  Circ'n  3!^ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  305. 

B.  C.  GAZETTE,  weekly  ;  R.  Wolfender,  publisher  ;  establish- 
ed 1863  ;  subscription  $5.00  ;  Thursday  ;  forty  pages,  size  8^  x 
•3#- 

B.C.    MINING  RECORD,  monthly  ;     Mining    Record     Limited 
Liability,  publishers  ;    established    1894  ;  subscription    $2.00;   forty 
eight  pages,  size  9x12. 

B.  C.  WORKMAN,  monthly  ;  labor. 

WELLINGTON,  pop.  2,600,  Co.  Vancouver  Dist.  on  the  Esquimalt 
and  Xanaimo  Ry. ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.  Chief  Industries: 
mining  and  lumbering.  Chief  Shipments :  coal  and  lumber.  The 
town  contains  besides  its  stores,  etc. ;  four  churches  and  three  hotels. 
Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published: 
Alexandria,  Oyster  Bay  and  Oyster  Bay  Siding. 

ENTERPRISE,  weekly  ;  Blake  and  Ramsay,  editors  and  pub- 
lishers ;  established  1894  ;  Friday  ;  subscription  $2.00  ;  eight  pages, 
size  1 6  x  23. 

YMIR,  pop.  500,  Co.  Yale,  on  N.  &  S.F.R. ;  Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O., 
Bank.  Chief  Industry  :  mining.  Chief  Shipment :  quartz.  The 
town  contains  besides  its  stores,  etc.,  six  hotels.  Surrounding  towns 
and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published:  Porto  Rico,  Hall, 
Summit,  Salmox  and  Erie. 

MINER,  weekly  ;  Ymir  Publishing  Co.,  publishers  ;  established 
1896  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $2.00  ;    four  pages, 'size  22   x   iy/^. 
See  Publishers  Statement  Page  420.  Circ'n  % 


JUDICIOUS  ADVERTISING. 

Creates  many  a  new  business, 
Enlarges  many  an  old  business, 
Revives  many  a  dull  business, 
Rescues  many  a  lost  business, 
Saves  many  a  failing  business, 
Preserves  many  a  large  business, 
Secures  success  in  any  business. 


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NEWFOUNDLAND. 


Newfoundland,  the  oldest  colony  in  the  British  Empire,  embraces  the 
Island  of  Newfoundland  and  a  portion  of  the  Labrador  coast  of  the  main- 
land, and  is  the  only  part  of  British  North  America  not  as  yet  included  in 
the  Dominion  of  Canada,  though  proposals  for  confederation  have  at  various 
times  been  made,  and  will  no  doubt  be  consummated  after  the  French  shore 
difficulty  is  settled.  The  area  of  the  island  is  estimated  at  40,200  sq.  m. 
and  the  Labrador  coast  at  120,000  sq.  m.  The  population  at  the  census  of 
1891  was  202,040,  including-  Labrador.  From  its  settlement  in  1614  to  a 
very  recent  time  the  fisheries  have  formed  practically  the  only  industry  of 
the  inhabitants,  but  the  building  of  railways,  and  the  exploration  of  the  inte- 
rior, is  leading  to  the  discovery  and  development  of  hitherto  unknown 
resources  that  will  give  a  steadiness  and  balance  heretofore  lacking  in  the 
commerce  of  the  island.  In  the  whole  island  less  than  100,000  acres  are 
now  under  cultivation,  but  there  are  are  considerable  tracts  of  land  fit  for 
hardy  cereals,  and  northern  fruits  such  as  apples,  and  efforts  are  now  being 
made  to  bring  these  lands  under  tillage.  In  minerals  the  island  has  copper, 
coal,  iron,  gypsum,  sulphur,  graphite,  lead  and  asbestos.  The  chrome  iron 
mines  of  the  colony,  recently  opened  out  by  means  of  the  railway  are  of 
high  grade,  and  the  ore  is  meeting  with  a  great  demand  in  the  United 
States,  Canada  and  Europe.  In  1896  iron  pyrites  to  the  amount  of  36,496 
tons  were  exported,  and  copper  ore  to  the  amount  of  64,672  tons,  valued  at 
$483,814.00  were  exported  in  the  same  year.  Out  of  a  total  value  of 
$6,638, 187.  oo  of  exports  in  1896  $5,649,766.00  were  offish  and  fish  products. 
In  1895  there  were  2, 339  vessels  on  the  shipping  register  of  the  colony,  with 
a  total  tonnage  of  108,  180  tons  and  of  the  whole  population  no  less  than 
53,502  persons  were  engaged  in  fishing.  The  total  attendance  at  the  colle- 
ges, academies  and  schols,  in  1896  was  34,557.  There  are  846  post  offices 
in  the  colony,  but  statistics  of  this  department  are  not  available.  The 
government  is  carried  on  by  a  Legislative  Council,  consisting  of  15  members 
and  a  Legislative  Assembly  of  36  members.  Capital,  St.  John's. 

For  information  regarding  the  newspapers  of  the  province  see  other 
parts  of  this  work. 


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BRIGUS,  pop.  2,000,  Co.  Brigus  Dist.,  situated  on  the  north  side  of 
Conception  Bay,  38  miles  from  St.  John's  ;  Tel.  Chief  Industry  : 
cod  fishing.  Chief  Shipment  :  cod-fish.  The  town  contains  besides 
its  stores,  etc.,  several  hotels. 

VINDICATOR,  weekly  ;  J.  B.  Thompson,  editor  and  publisher; 
established  1898  ;  independent  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ; 
four  pages.  Circ'n 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  392. 

HARBOR  GRACE,  pop.  7,000,    District  of  Harbor  Grace,  on  the 

*  north  side  of  Conception  Bay,  20  miles  from    Portugal  Cove,  and  is 
the  terminus  of  the  Newfoundland  Ry.,  84^   miles  N.  of  St.  John's, 
its  nearest  Bank  ;  Tel.,  Ex.,  M.O.     Chief  Industries:    seal  oil  refi- 
neries, glue  factories,    tanneries,  etc.     Chief  Shipments  :  furs   and 
fish  of  all  kinds,  seal  skins  and  cod  oils.  The  town  contains  six  chur- 
ches, a  Roman  Catholic  academy,  a  convent  and  three  Roman  Ca- 
tholic schools.    It  has  a  free  high  school  and  three  Protestant  schools, 
a  library  with  1,250  volumes  and  a  reading  room.     The  harbor  is 
about  five  miles  in  extent  and  can  accommodate  the  largest  vessels. 
It  has  good  water  works  and  an  efficient  fire  department.  Surround- 
ing towns  and  villages  where  no  papers  are  published  :  Carbonnear, 
Mosquito,  Spaniards'  Bay,    Island  Cove,    Bryant's  Cove  and  Tilton. 

STANDARD,  weekly;  Munn  &  Oke,  editors  and  publishers; 
established  1859;  Friday;  independent;  subscription  $2.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  18  x  24.  Circ'n  } 

ST.   JOHN  S.  pop.  30,000,  District  of  St.   John's,  the  most  eastern 

*  seaport  city  of  North  America,  the  capital  of  Newfoundland,   on  the 
western  shore  of  the  Peninsula  of  Avalon,  and  on  the  Newfoundland 
Ry.,  84^   miles  S.  of  Harbor  Grace,   488  miles  from   Halifax,  498- 
miles  from  Charlottetown    1,293  miles  from  and  New  York,   1,921 
miles  from  Liverpool,  this  being  the  shortest  distance  between  two- 
seaports  of  America  and  Europe.     It  is    1,076  miles  from  Montreal. 
Tel.,  T.,  Ex.,  M.O.,  Bank.     Chief  Industries:    cordage,   foundries, 
breweries,    nails,    butterine.    biscuits,   boots    and    shoes,   furniture, 
sashes  and  doors,  tobacco,  soap,  cod  liver  and  seal  oil  refineries,  net 
manufacturing,  fishing  and  fish  drying.     Chief  Shipments:  cod  fish,, 
coal,  cod  and  seal  oils,  salmon,  smelts,  herring  and  other  fish,  cop- 
per ore  and  the  products  of  its  manufactories.     The  city  is  built  on 
the  sloping  grounds  of  the  north  shore,  the  full  length  of  the  harbor. 
The  public   buildings,    exclusive   of  churches,  are  the  Government 
House,  a  plain   structure,   erected   by  the   Imperial  Government   in 
1828  ;  a  House  of  Assembly,  a  public  hall  seating  800,  a   hospital, 
insane  asylum  and  masonic  hall  ;  there  are  seven  churches   and  a 
good  school  system,  including  Roman  Catholic,  Church  of  England, 
Methodist,  and  Presbyterian  colleges.    The  harbor  is  one  of  the  best 
in  Canada  ;  it  is  enclosed  by  two  mountains,  between  the  east  point 
of  which    is   the    entrance.     It  is  capable  of  sheltering  the  largest 
vessels  and  the   anchorage  is  good.     There  is    no  perceptible  tide, 
and    during   a  fog  a   gun  is  fired  every    half-hour  ;    the  harbor    is 
thronged  with  vessels  of  every  nation.     The  city  is  lighted  by  elec- 
tricity  and  gas.     Surrounding  towns  and  villages  where  no  papers 
are   published :    Heart's    Content,    Placentia   Bay,    Ferryland,   and 
Car  bo  near. 

EVENING  HERALD,  every  evening  except  Sunday;  P.  T. 
McGrath,  editor  ;  J.  E.  Furneaux,  publisher  ;  established  1882  ; 
subscription  $3.00  ;  foreign  subscription  $4.50  ;  four  pages,  size  18 

X  22. 

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EVENING  TELEGRAM,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  A.  A. 
Parsons,  editor  ;  W.  J.  Herder,  publisher  ;  established  1878  ;  inde- 
pendent ;  subscription  $3.00  ;  foreign  subscription  $4.50  ;  four  pages, 
size  20x22.  Circ'n  2 

DAI  LY  N  EWS,  every  evening  except  Sunday  ;  D.  W.  S.  March, 
editor,  J.  Alex  Robinson,  proprietor;  established  1894  ;  subscription 
$3.00  ;  four  pages,  size  24  x  18. 

WEEKLY,  established  1894;  subscription  $1.00  ;  eight  pages, 
size  20)^  x  13^. 

ROYAL  GAZ  ETTE,  AND  NEWFOUNDLAND  ADVERTISER 
weekly  ;  John  W.  Withers,  editor  and  publisher  ;  established  1807  ; 
an  official  paper  ;  Tuesday  ;  subscription  $4.20  ;  four  pages,  size 

13  X2I. 

TRADE  REVIEW,  weekly;  Devine  and  O'Mara,  publishers; 
established  1892  ;  independent  ;  Saturday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four 
pages,  size  21  x  14.  Circ'n  \ 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  386. 

DIOCESAN  MAGAZINE,  monthly  ;  J.  Withers,  proprietor  ; 
religious.  Circ'n  i 

FEILDIAN,    monthly;    J.     Withers,     proprietor;    educational. 

Circ'n 
PEOPLE,  monthly  ;  J.  Withers,  proprietor;  independent.  Circ'n  i 

TRINITY,  pop.  1,450,  District  of  Trinity  Bay,  on  the  north  side  of  Tri- 

*  nity  Bay,  63  miles  from  St.  John's  ;  Tel.,  M.O.  Bank.     Chief  Indus- 
tries :   fishing  and  farming.     Chief  Shipments  :  fish  and  grain.     The 
town  contains  churches,  schools,  etc.     Surrounding  towns  and  villa- 
ges where  no  papers  are  published  :  Bonavista,  Terra   Nova,  Lon- 
gue  Pointe  and  Green's  Pond. 

RECORD,  weekly;  J.  A.  Barret,  editor  and  publisher  ;  estab- 
lished 1886  ;  independent-liberal  ;  Thursday  ;  subscription  $1.50  ; 
four  pages,  size  15  x  21.  Circ'n 

TWILLING  ATE,  pop.  4,000,  District  of  Twillingate  and  Fogo,  situa- 

*  ted  on  two  islands  connected  by  a  bridge,  190  miles  from  St.  John's. 
Chief  Industries  :    copper  mines  and  seal  and  cod  fishing.     Chief 
Shipments  :  copper  ore,  sealskins  and  fish.     The  town  contains  three 
churches,  nine  schools,  etc.     The  harbor  is  exposed  to  the  winds, 
and  is  consequently  litttle  used.     Surrounding   towns   and  villages 
where  no  papers  are   published  :    Tilt  Cove,   Round   Harbor,    Fox 
Harbor,  Betts  Cove  and  Sheffield's  Pond. 

NORTHERN  STANDARD,  weekly;  W.  A.  McKay,  publish- 
er ;  established  1897  ;  conservative  ;  Wednesday  ;  subscription 
$1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  20  x  27.  'Circ'n 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  338. 

SUN,  AND  NORTHERN  ADVERTISER,  weekly;  Geo. 
Roberts,  editor  and  publisher;  established  1880;  independent-lib- 
eral ;  Saturday  ;  subscription  $1.00  ;  four  pages,  size  21  x  29.  Circ'n 

See  Publishers  Statement  Page  370. 


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THE  BUSINESS  OF  ADVERTISING. 


Written  for  the  Canadian  Newspaper  Directory,  by 
Mr.  J.  P.  McConnell.  The  writer  of  this  article 
knows  whereof  he  speaks.  He  has  been  the 
advertising  manager  of  the  "  Slater  Shoes," 
and  is  now  in  charge  of  the  advertising  depart- 
ment of  The  Kennedy  Co.,  Ltd.,  manufacturers 
of  "  Semi-ready  "  Clothing. 


This  is  not  written  to  convince  the  reader  of  the  value  of  advertising 
but  for  the  purpose  of  being  of  some  possible  assistance  to  those  who 
already  believe  in  advertising  as  a  good  business  proposition. 

Before  beginning  to  advertise  it  is  necessary  to  first  know  what  you 
are  to  advertise.  I  am  not  one  of  those  who  believe  that  anything  may 
be  boomed  into  profitable  popularity  by  advertising.  It  must  have  merit, 
and  superior  merit  at  that,  especially  if  it  is  to  compete  with  other  adver- 
tised articles. 

The  advertiser  should  be  able  to  gauge  the  field  for  his  article.  If  it 
is  something  in  every  day  use  so  much  the  better.  If  it  is  something 
forming  part  of  the  great  popular  necessities  of  life,  with  distinctive 
features  of  its  own,  then  it  will  probably  be  a  bonanza  if  properly  placed 
on  the  market  and  efficiently  advertised. 

Of  course  it  must  not  be  forgotten  that  many  new  things  have  been 
introduced  and  a  demand  created  for  them  by  advertising — things  which 
the  public  never  knew  they  wanted  till  they  heard  of  them  through  adver- 
tising. Likewise  the  trade  in  lines  which  have  been  on  the  market  for 
years,  and  familiar  to  thousands  of  consumers  has  been  rejuvenated  and 
doubled,  trebled  or  quadrupled  by  an  agressive  policy  of  advertising. 

Having  decided  what  is  to  be  advertised  and  a  definite  plan  for  market- 
ing the  goods  decided  upon,  the  next  consideration  is  the  preparation  of 
the  copy  for  the  advertisements.  It  is  often  right  on  the  threshold  that 
the  advertiser  makes  the  mistake  which  marks  his  ultimate  failure. 

Good  copy  is  a  prime  requisite.  Not  smart  sayings,  or  even  expert  ad 
writers'  stuff  will  sell  goods  unless  the  ad  gives  good  and  sufficient  reasons 
for  the  public  using  them.  For  this  reason  I  believe  that  a  good  salesman 
would  write  better  ads  than  nine  out  of  ten  of  the  so  called  ad  experts,  if 
he  would  write  as  he  talks  when  selling  the  goods.  The  expert's  services 
may  be  valuable  in  condensing  and  putting  into  attractive  shape  what  is 

A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


208  THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 

said,  but  mere  words  never  did  and  never  will  make  a  success  of  any 
business.  Reasons,  information,  descriptions  and  prices  are  absolutely 
essential  for  ads  which  are  intended  to  sell. 

It  is  surprising  how  people  want  to  buy.  But  before  they  buy  they 
want  to  know  something  about  the  goods  ;  want  to  know  why  Jones' 
stoves  are  better  than  Smiths  ;  want  to  know  how  much  they  will  cost, 
in  fact  they  are  just  as  inquisitive  outside  the  store  as  they  are  in  it.  The 
man  who  can  write  information  that  anticipates  all  possible  kinds  of  ques- 
tions is  a  good  ad  writer. 

Literary  style  is  only  a  secondary  consideration,  and  nothing  but  plain 
statements  of  facts  expressed  in  such  a  way  that  they  carry  conviction 
of  their  truthfulness  should  be  the  only  style  tolerated  in  advertising 
matter.  Originality  and  arguments  attractively  put  are  nevertheless  desi- 
rable if  the  business  of  the  ad  is  not  forgotten. 

The  expert  usually  has  a  better  knowledge  of  setting,  illustration, 
media,  etc.,  and  the  advertiser  on  a  large  scale  really  needs  his  services. 
But  the  advertiser  should  keep  a  watchful  eye  on  all  the  advertisements. 
One  of  the  most  successful  business  men  I  know,  who  manufactures  a 
large  quantity  of  a  certain  advertised  line  of  goods,  cannot  write  a  line  of 
advertising,  but  he  is  the  most  accurate  judge  of  a  good  ad  I  ever  met 
simply  because  he  never  loses  sight  of  the  consumer  and  always  judges 
the  possible  effect  of  the  ad  on  the  reader  not  by  its  smartness  or  "  style ' ' 
but  by  the  force  of  its  reasoning,  and  this  should  be  the  point  of  view 
from  which  the  advertiser  should  watch  the  expert's  work. 

The  setting  of  the  ad  is  next  in  importance.  No  single  style  can  be 
recommended,  but  it  is  safe  to  say  neatness  and  dignified  plainness  should 
mark  the  setting  of  ads.  Borders  may  sometimes  be  used  with  good 
effect  but  I  prefer  a  border  of  white  space  on  most  ads.  Not  more  than 
three  faces  of  types  should  be  used  in  any  ad.  The  illustration  is  also 
important.  In  most  cases  an  original  drawing  that  illustrates  either  the 
article,  some  particular  feature  or  some  argument  in  favor  of  it  should  be 
used.  For  this  reason  the  really  effective  illustration  will  most  likely 
have  to  be  an  original  one.  Avoid  stock  cuts  or  illustrations  from 
"syndicates."  Not  one  in  ten  of  these  will  ever  be  found  available. 
Above  all  don't  attempt  to  write  an  ad  to  fit  the  cut.  Such  ads  usually 
sound  hollow  and  strained.  It  pays  to  go  to  the  extra  expense  of  original 
cuts  especially  if  you  are  using  any  number  of  papers.  For  ordinary 
newspaper  work  the  line  drawing  will  be  found  the  most  effective. 

Select  your  engraver.  Watch  his  work  too,  give  him  time  enough 
to  etch  his  plates  so  you  won't  find  lines  missing  in  the  printed  ad. 

It  will  generally  be  found  advisable  to  have  a  printer  set  up  the  ad, 
and  afterwards  have  it  electrotyped.  From  the  electros  any  number  of 
stereos  may  be  made  but  care  should  be  taken  to  preserve  the  original 
electros  for  future  use. 

Before  all  this  has  been  done  the  prudent  advertiser  will  have  looked 
up  a  reliable  advertising  agency  and  secured  rates,  circulation,  etc.,  with 
an  estimate  of  the  cost  of  a  campaign. 

The  media  to  be  selected  will  of  course  be  newspapers.  No  other 
form  of  publicity  is  so  effective  or  economical.  After  the  first  tew  ads 

A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY.  209 

have  appeared  in  the  newspapers  there  will  be  a  steady  stream  of  solicit- 
ors for  all  kinds  of  schemes.  My  experience  is  that  not  one  in  a  hundred 
of  these  schemes  is  worth  investigating.  In  fact,  many  of  them  are  down- 
right swindles  of  a  very  brazen  kind.  The  best  way  to  floor  a  "  scheme  " 
is  to  select  a  newspaper  of  known  circulation  and  rates,  figure  what  you 
can  get  in  it  for  the  money  you  are  asked  to  put  into  the  "  scheme."  It 
will  be  an  eye-opener  to  you.  For  instance  :  A  plausible  gentleman 
presented  to  me  a  proposition  to  take  space  in  a  monthly.  The  circula- 
tion was  claimed  to  be  1,000,  with  a  possibility  of  half  that,  but  for  the 
sake  of  argument  we'll  allow  it  what  it  claimed  which  means  that  if  the 
statement  of  circulation  were  true  that  my  ad  would  reach  in  the  course 
of  a  year  12,000  readers,  most  of  which  would  of  course  be  duplicated. 
The  price  asked  ($50.)  looked  cheap  enough,  but  here  is  how  cheap  it 
really  is  when  figured  out.  With  $50.  I  can  go  to  either  one  of  two  dailies 
in  Montreal  with  a  known  circulation  of  over  50,000  and  buy  say  1,000 
lines,  more  than  equal  to  three  full  columns.  So  with  this  one  insertion 
I  could  reach  more  than  twice  (probably  four  times)  as  many  people,  in 
a  ten  times  more  impressive  way.  Or  I  could  divide  the  1,000  lines  in 
four  equal  instalments  and  reach  over  200,000  people,  and  use  approxi- 
mately the  same  sized  space  as  the  page  in  the  monthly.  By  using 
these  four  ads  in  one  week  I  would  cover  nine  or  ten  times  the 
ground  and  results  would  be  immediate  if  at  all,  while  in  the  monthly  I 
would  have  to  wait  a  year  for  all  the  ads  to  get  to  work.  Reasoned  on 
this  basis,  I  don't  believe  one  scheme  in  a  thousand  will  stand.  The 
same  will  apply  in  buying  regular  newspaper  space  though  it  is  the 
experience  of  all  advertisers  that  the  higher  the  circulation  of  a  paper  the 
cheaper  it  is  in  proportion  to  the  service  given.  The  papers  of  smaller 
circulation  must  charge  more  in  proportion  as  the  cost  of  publication  is 
higher  per  thousand  in  the  ratio  of  difference  between  their  circulation 
and  that  of  papers  with  bigger  lists.  Most  anything,  including  news- 
papers, can  be  manufactured  more  cheaply  on  a  large  scale  than  on  a 
small  one.  ~. 

The  possibilities  which  may  suggest  themselves  to  a  new  advertiser 
from  the  above  comparisons  are  not  to  be  over-estimated  in  placing 
advertising.  There  are  pitfalls  which  beset  the  beginner  and  which  if  not 
carefully  watched  and  thoroughly  understood  will  result  in  squandering 
an  appropriation  with  no  perceptible  results.  The  question  therefore  of 
placing  the  advertising  becomes  a  serious  one.  I  believe  the  easiest,  most 
economical  and  thoroughly  satisfactory  plan  is  through  a  reputable  and 
established  advertising  agency. 

If  the  advertiser  has  had  twenty  or  more  years  experience  in  buying 
newspaper  space  he  will  find  he  has  not  been  a  day  longer  at  the  business 
than  he  needs.  If  he  understands  all  the  intricacies  of  rate  cards,  of 
position,  discounts  and  the  peculiar  regulations,  no  two  offices  being  alike, 
he  is  partly  qualified  to  place  his  own  business. 

If  he  can  secure  the  rates,  command  the  influence  and  obtain  advant- 
ages which  only  the  man  who  places  big  business  continually  can,  then 
he  has  another  qualification. 

A.  Mi  KIM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


210  THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 

If  the  advertiser  has  a  staff  of  assistants  trained  to  check  his  ads,  to 
give  instructions  and  see  that  they  are  carried  out ;  if  his  business  is  large 
enough  to  warrant  this  kind  of  a  service,  he  still  lacks  a  good  reason  for 
placing  his  business  direct  because  he  can  get  all  this  service  with  the 
lowest  rates  for  space,  for  nothing. 

If  however  he  lacks  any  of  the  above  facilities  he  has  good  reasons 
for  placing  his  business  through  a  reliable  agency. 

On  the  question  of  rates  I  am  tolerably  certain  that  no  advertiser 
gets  lower  rates  than  is  given  the  best  advertising  agencies,  in  fact,  I  am 
conversant  with  cases  where  the  direct  advertiser  has  paid  double  what 
the  agency  does  for  his  clients  simply  because  he  lacked  information 
which  only  the  agent  was  in  a  position  to  know.  In  this  country,  at  least, 
the  newspapers  recognize  the  business  brought  to  them  by  agencies 
as  worth  paying  for,  and  allow  an  agent's  commission,  as  by  right  they 
ought.  In  many  cases  the  advertiser  is  developed  by  the  agency  which 
if  it  devolved  upon  individual  newspapers  would  seldom  be  done  on 
account  of  the  expense  as  compared  with  returns.  The  expense  of 
developing  an  advertiser  for  a  dozen  papers  by  an  agency  is  no  greater 
than  for  one  paper  but  the  paper  would  often  find  it  expensive  business 
to  get. 

The  agency's  commission  covers  all  the  office  expenses  of  placing  the 
business  of  a  hundred  clients,  and  the  profits.  Thus  the  agency  can  place 
at  the  disposal  of  the  client  its  full  office  equipment  of  assistants,  system 
and  experience  without  a  cent  of  cost  to  him. 

While  recognized  by  the  publisher  as  his  business  getter,  the 
agency,  in  order  to  conserve  its  own  interest  must  see  that  the  advertiser 
gets  the  very  best  service  obtainable  as  on  that  largely  depends  successful 
advertising  and  upon  success  depends  the  future  increase  or  continuance 
of  the  clients'  business.  It  is  less  expensive  to  keep  the  business  of  estab- 
lished clients  than  to  be  continually  compelled  to  develop  new  ones.  I 
have  dwelt  upon  this  point  because  the  agency's  status  has  been  consider- 
ably discussed  of  late,  and  I  wish  it  to  go  on  record  that  I  thoroughly 
believe  in  the  principle  of  placing  business  through  a  reliable  agency.  Of 
course,  there  are  agencies  and  agencies— but  that's  another  story. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY.  211 

The  following  extracts  from  letters 
on  A.  McKim  &  Go's  files,  go  to  show 
their  standing  with  the  newspapers. 
They  like  intending  advertisers  to 
write  to  any  of  their  clients  or  to  any 
Canadian  publisher  regarding  their 
methods  of  doing  business. 

I  desire  to  add  my  warmest  appreciation  and  thanks  for  the  uniformly 
kind  and  meritorious  treatment  to  the  "  Free  Press"  by  you,  and  the 
very  prompt  and  equitable  settlements  made  by  you  in  our  dealings 
covering  a  period  of  over  fifteen  years,  without  a  single  omission. 

OTTAWA.  ONT.,  FREE  PRESS. 

We  shall  always  be  pleased  to  consider  any  offer  you  may  have  to 
make  for  advertising,  as  it  is  always  pleasant  to  do  business  with  you 
when  the  prices  are  right. 

ST.  JOHN  N.B.,  GLOBE. 

There  is  no  one  we  like  better  to  do  business  with  than  A.  McKim  & 
Co.,  but  we  must  have  some  sort  of  rate. 

VICTORIA,  B.C.,  COLONIST. 

I  have  concluded  to  take  the  *****  advt.  at  the  price  you  offer 
not  that  I  desire  it  or  any  other  at  that  price,  but  it  is  in  consideration 
of  the  amount  of  business  we  do  with  you  and  the  promptness  with  which 
payments  are  made,  making  it  a  pleasure  to  do  business  with  you.  I 
would  not  do  it  for  any  one  else. 

NAPANEE,  ONT.,  BEAVER. 

It  is  a  pleasure  to  do  business  with  those  who  are  so  prompt  and 
satisfactory  in  their  remittances  as  you  are. 

Hoping  for  a  continuance  of  your  patronage. 

TORONTO,  ONT.,  WEEKLY  SUN. 

We  like  your  style  of  doing  business  very  much,  but  as  our  circula- 
tion has  trebled  in  the  past  two  years  we  think  you  should  be  willing  to 
give  us  better  rates. 

BERLIN,  ONT.,  RECORD. 

In  justice  to  ourselves  we  must  say  that  of  all  agencies  you  are  the 
most  correct  and  regular,  and  we  do  not  wish  to  appear  as  grumblers. 

VANCOUVER.  B.C.,  NEWS  ADVERTISER. 

Such  promptness  in  remitting  is  a  boon  these  times.  Wishing  you 
continued  success. 

LONDON,  ONT.,  FARMERS  ADVOCATE. 

A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


212  THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 

We  are  taking  your  advertising  at  lower  rates  than  those  of  any  other 
agency,  because  we  are  better  satisfied  with  your  system  of  paying. 

CHATHAM,  N.B.,  WORLD. 

Your  dealings  with  us  in  the  past  have  been  very  satisfactory. 
DURHAM,  ONT.,  GREY  REVIEW. 

This  low  rate  has  been  quoted  to  you  from  the  fact  that  you  are 
prompt  in  checking  up  and  on  this  account  you  deserve  some  considera- 
tion. 

ORILLIA,  ONT.,  NEWS  LETTER. 

After  some  experience  in  dealing  with  unreliable  concerns  we  have 
decided  that  it  is  better  to  take  matter  at  a  low  rate  from  a  good  house 
than  at  a  high  rate  from  a  poor  house. 

WOODSTOCK,  N.B.,  DESPATCH. 

Accept  our  thanks  not  only  for  the  promptness  of  your  remittance,, 
but  as  well  for  the  trouble  spared  us  of  rendering  account. 

WOODSTOCK,  N.B.,  CARLETON  SENTINEL. 

I  have  never  given  this  rate  or  its  equivalent  before  and  would  do  so- 
for  no  other  firm. 

PICTOU,  N.S.,  COLONIAL  STANDARD. 

For  your  very  prompt  payments  and  really  easy  settlements  I  offer 
my  very  best  thanks. 

OSHAWA,  ONT.,  REFORMER. 

We  like  to  do  business  with  you  because  you  pay  all  your  agree  to. 
The  fault  we  find  is  that  you  don't  agree  to  pay  enough. 

COATICOOK,  QUE.,  OBSERVER. 

You  can  send  the  advts  if  you  think  best,  the  rate  is  smaller  than  I 
like  but  the  payments  are  very  satisfactory  and  the  matter  unobjection- 
able. 

PARRSBORO,  N.S.,  LEADER. 

Your  favor  received  with  cheque  in  full  for  account.  Accept  thanks 
for  your  prompt  settlement.  This  is  one  of  the  pleasures  of  doing 
business  with  you. 

SHERBROOKE,  QUE.,  RECORD. 

Extract  from  editorial. 

We  have  heard  strong  ""objections  raised  by  some  confreres  of  the 
press  against  legitimate  advertising  agencies.  While  the  rates  they  offer 
are  low,  there  is  some  satisfaction  in  dealing  with  people  when  there  is 
no  question  as  to  pay.  The  most  satisfactory  firm  we  know  of  doing 
business  in  Canada,  is  Messrs.  A.  McKim  &  Co.,  of  Montreal.  They  are 
obliging  and  courteous,  prompt  in  reply,  and  treat  publishers  like  white 
men  when  one  visits  their  offices. 

We  do  not  propose  in  future  to  deal  with  strange  advertising  fakirs 
except  on  a  spot  cash  basis.  If  a  reputable  firm  wants  to  place  advertis- 
ing, it  is  well  to  do  it  with  a  reputable  agency  like  Me  Kim's,  and  the 
McKim's  can  look  out  for  their  money.  Through  such  agencies  we  will 
accept  our  outside  business  in  future. 

COBOURG,  ONT.,  STAR. 

A.  McKi.M  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


CONDENSED  LIST 


—OF- 


CANADIAN  NEWSPAPERS 


ALPHABETICALLY  ARRANGED  FOR  READY  REFERENCE. 


CONDENSED  LIST— ONTARIO. 


Place. 

Pop. 

Name  of  Paper.             Issue. 

Classification.    Circ. 

Acton  

i  ,500 

Free  Press  

VV. 

Ind.  ... 

872 

Ailsa  Craig'.  .  . 

900 

Banner  

w. 

Ind.  ... 

X 

•Alexandria  .  .  . 

i  ,800 

Glengarrian  

w. 

Con..  .  . 

i# 

" 

News  

w. 

Lib.  .  .  . 

..130O 

Alliston  

i  ,600 

Herald  

w. 

Ind.  ... 

X 

Almonte  

3.  '4° 

Gazette  

w 

Lib.  .  .  . 

.2,700 

it 

Times  

w. 

Con..  .  . 

X 

Alvinston  .  .  .  . 

1,200 

Free  Press  

w. 

Ind  

X 

Amherstburg  . 

2,279 

Echo  

w. 

Lib..  .  . 

2 

Arnprior  

4,000 

Chronicle  

w. 

Con..  .  . 

2 

" 

News  

w. 

Ind  .... 

X 

" 

Watchman  

w. 

Ind.... 

# 

Arthur  

i  ,296 

Enterprise  

w. 

Lib  

X 

Athens  

.  1,200 

Reporter  

\v. 

Lib  

X 

Atvvood  

700 

Bee  

w. 

Ind.... 

x 

Aurora  

1.743 

Banner  

VV. 

Lib  

^ 

Aylmer  

2,SOO 

Express  

w. 

Ind.... 

1,000 

" 

Sun  

vv. 

Lib...  . 

X 

Ayr  

1  ,040 

News  

•  w. 

Ind  

Ayton  

400 

Advance  

VV 

x 

Bancroft  

400 

Times  

VV. 

Ind.     .. 

X 

*Barrie  

7,000 

Examiner  

VV. 

Lib  

1 

" 

Gazette  

w. 

Lib..... 

X 

" 

Northern  Advance.  .  .  . 

w. 

Cop..  . 

..1,368 

Beamsville  .  .  . 

941 

Express  

VV 

% 

Beaverton  .... 

1,000 

Express  

VV. 

Ind.  .  . 

i 

Beeton  

900 

World  

w. 

Ind.   .  . 

^ 

*Belleville  

10,416 

Intelligencer  

D. 

Con..  .  . 

....816 

" 

"               

w. 

Con  .... 

2,570 

" 

Ontario  

D. 

Lib  

X 

" 

"          

w. 

Lib  

i# 

M 

Sun  .  .  '  

D. 

Lib  

i 

«« 

" 

w. 

Lib  

2 

" 

Canadian  Mute  S 

.-M. 

Mute.  .  . 

" 

Albert  College  Times  . 

M. 

College 

Belmont  

600 

Times  

W. 

Ind.  .    . 

% 

*Berlin   

9,000 

News-Record  

D. 

Con.  .  . 

I* 

" 

u 

W. 

Con.  .  . 

I* 

' 

Telegraph  

D. 

Lib  

y* 

' 

Berliner  Journal  

W. 

Lib  

..1,747 

' 

Deutsche  Zeitung  .... 

W. 

Con  .  .  . 

^ 

' 

Gospel  Banner  

VV. 

Relig.  . 

2X 

4 

Youth's  Banner..  .  .  .'  .S 

.-M. 

Relig.  . 

x 

' 

Philatelic  Advocate  .  .  . 

M. 

' 

Evangeliums  Bote  .... 

M. 

Relig.  . 

' 

Echo  Von  St.  Johannes 

M. 

Relig.  . 

Blenheim   .... 

1,708 

News  

W. 

Ind.  .    . 

....  % 

" 

Tribune  

VV. 

Ind.  .    . 

....  X 

Blythe  

1,100 

Standard  

W. 

Ind.  .    . 

....  y* 

Bobcaygeon  .  . 

1,018 

Independent  

W. 

Ind.  .    . 

....  * 

Bolton  

900 

Enterprise  

W. 

Ind.  .    . 

....  * 

Bothwell  

1,250 

Times  

W. 

Ind.  .  .  . 

....  y* 

Bowmanville.  . 

3.377 

Can.  Statesman  

W. 

Lib  

..2,115 

" 

News  

W. 

Con.  .  .  . 

....i# 

*Bracebridge.  . 

2,800 

Gazette  

W. 

Lib  

....  y^ 

" 

Herald  

VV. 

Con.  .  . 

....  X 

Bradford  

1,000 

Witness  News.  

W. 

Con.  .  . 

*Brampton  .... 

•       3.252 

Conservator  S. 

-W 

Con  

.1,575 

A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


CONDENSED  LIST— ONTARIO. 


2'5 


Place. 

Pop. 

Name  of  Paper. 

Issue. 

Classification.    Circ. 

*Brampton 

3,252 

Peel  Banner  

W. 

Lib  

,'/ 

«' 

Times  

W. 

Lib  

1  %• 

*Brantford  

'5.273 

Courier  

D. 

Con.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .2 

" 

"        

W. 

Con.  .  .  . 

.  .  .  .2 

" 

Expositor  

D. 

Lib  

.3,122 

" 

"            .              ... 

W. 

Lib  

3,016 

" 

Ancient  Forester  

M. 

Frafl.  .  . 

«« 

Better  Times  

M. 

Labor  .  . 

" 

Can.  Bee  Journal  

M. 

Bee  Culture  .      i 

'Bridgeburg.  .  .  .  . 

i,  800 

Review  

W. 

Ind  

....    V, 

Brigden  

700 

Public  Opinion  

W. 

Ind  

Brighton  

'.479 

Ensign  

W. 

Ind  

K 

*Brockville  

9,7°° 

Recorder  

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Place. 

Pop. 

Name  of  Paper. 

Issue. 

Classification. 

Circ 

Creemore  

750 

Star  

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Ind  

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300 

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217 


Place. 

Pop. 

Name  of  Paper. 

Issue. 

Classification.   Circ. 

Gravenhurst  .  .  . 

2,276 

Banner  

W. 

ind  y2 

Grimsby  

1,000 

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W. 

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1,689 

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2,000 

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600 

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Hillsburg  

400 

Beaver  

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Huntsville  

1,500 

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Place. 

Pop. 

Name  of  Paper. 

Issue. 

Classification.    Circ. 

Koochiching 

Mines  

Herald  

W. 

Ind    

Lakefield  

1,400 

News  

W. 

Ind  tf 

Lanark  

900 

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W. 

Ind  % 

Leamington  .  . 

2,900 

News  

W. 

Lib  # 

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W. 

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W. 

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1,200 

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Lib  % 

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920 

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Ind  % 

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1,400 

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500 

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Mattawa  

2,000 

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Ind  

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1,100 

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219 


Place. 

Pop. 

Name  of  Paper. 

Issue. 

Classification.    Circ. 

Newcastle  

800 

Times  

..    W. 

Ind  % 

New  Hamburg.. 

1,300 

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ln<L  % 

14 

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Lake  

800 

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500 

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Lib  886 

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Ind  X 

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1,200 

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1,825 

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687 

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2,962 

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14 

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4,752 

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CONDENSED  LIST— ONTARIO. 


Place. 

Pop. 

Name  of  Paper. 

Issue. 

Classification. 

Circ. 

Paris  

3.004 

Review  

\V. 

Con  

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1C 

Star-Transcript  

VV. 

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2,000 

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Ind  

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1,500 

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w. 

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w. 

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5.025 

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w. 

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w. 

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w. 

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1,000 

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3,287 

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ii 

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800 

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w. 

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2,688 

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Preston  

2,266 

Progress  

W. 

Ind  

..  % 

Rat  Portage.  .  .  . 

6,000 

Miner  

W. 

Ind.  -Con  .  . 

..i# 

(i 

.News  

W. 

Lib  

..  34 

Renfrew  

3,000 

Journal  

W. 

Ind  

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Mercury  

W. 

Lib  1 

025 

Richmond  Hill.  . 

900 

Liberal  

W. 

Lib  

..  y* 

Ridgetown  

-2,254 

Dominion  

W; 

Con  

..  34 

" 

Plaindealer  

W. 

Lib  

.  .  i 

ii 

Standard  

W. 

Lib  

..  * 

Ripley  

650 

Express  

w. 

Ind  

..  % 

Rodney  

900 

Mercury  

w. 

Ind  

..    V. 

" 

Gospel   News  

w. 

Rel  

*St.  Catharines.  . 

9,170 

Journal  

D. 

Lib  

..i  '4 

" 

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W. 

Lib  

..i  '4 

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Standard  *  .  . 

D. 

Con    

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ii 

W. 

Con  

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Star  

D. 

Con  

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W. 

Con  

..  34 

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Stamp  Reporter  

M.'- 

Philat  

St.  George  

900 

Sentinel  

W. 

Ind  

..   -4 

St.  Mary's  

3,4'6 

Argus  

W- 

Lib  :. 

..  34 

« 

Journal  

W. 

Con  1 

992 

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CONDENSED  LIST— ONTARIO. 


Place. 

Pop. 

Name  of  Paper. 

Issue. 

Classification.    Circ. 

•St.    Thomas  

10,37° 

Journal    

D. 

Lib  3,179 

K 

"         

W. 

Lib.  2,3OO 

i< 

Times  

D. 

Lib.-Con2,8OO 

X 

"       

W. 

Lib.-Con.  .  .  .  2^ 

It 

Municipal  World  

M. 

Municip.  2,493 

*Sarnia  

6,693 

Observer  

D. 

Lib  yz 

>i 

"        

W. 

Lib  \yz 

" 

Canadian  

W. 

Con  

M 

Post  

W. 

Ind  i>£ 

*Sault  Ste.  Marie. 

3,000 

Express  

W. 

Lib  X 

M 

Pioneer  

W. 

Ind  i 

K 

Star  

W. 

Ind.-Lib  ....  % 

Seaforth  . 

2,641 

Expositor  

W. 

Lib  4 

M 

Sun   

W 

Con  #" 

Shelburne  

1,300 

Economist  

W. 

Ind  % 

" 

Free  Press  

W. 

Con  i 

*Simcoe  

3,000 

British  Canadian  

W. 

Con  i 

n 

Reformer  

W. 

Ind.-Lib.  1,464 

Smith's  Falls.  .  . 

4,000 

News  

W. 

Con  1,25O 

M 

Record  

W. 

Lib  i# 

Smithville  

600 

Gazette   

W. 

Ind  y2 

Southampton.  ... 

1,250 

Beacon  

W. 

ind  yz 

Springfield  

800 

Echo  

W. 

Ind  % 

Stayner  

1,500 

Sun   

W. 

Ind-  YZ 

Stirling  

900 

News-Argus  

W. 

Lib..  yz 

Stouffville  

",225 

Sentinel   

W. 

# 

ii 

Tribune  

W. 

Lib  # 

•Stratford  

9,501 

Beacon  

D. 

Lib  X 

ii 

•'       

W. 

Lib  2yz 

«« 

Herald  

D. 

Con  875 

ii 

«« 

W. 

Con  3,475 

ii 

Canadischer  Kolonist. 

W. 

Lib  i# 

Strathroy  

3»3i6 

Age  

W. 

Lib  i 

ii 

Dispatch  

W. 

Con  i 

Streetsville  

600 

Review  and  Herald  .  . 

W. 

Ind  y2 

Sturgeon  Falls.  . 

1,000 

Advertiser.    

W. 

Ind  % 

ii 

Colonisation  

W. 

Ind  % 

Sudbury  

1,500 

Journal  

W. 

ind:  Lib  ....  yz 

M 

News  

W 

Sunderland  

700 

Banner  

W. 

Ind  # 

Sundridge  

700 

Echo  

W. 

ind  yz 

" 

Guide  

W. 

Ind  

Sutton  

800 

Herald  

W. 

Ind  X 

it 

Observer  

W. 

Con  

Tara  

800 

Leader  

W. 

Eq'l  Rights  .    X 

Tavistock  

1,000 

Gazette  

W. 

Ind  % 

Teeswater  

1,300 

News  

W. 

Lib  tf. 

Thamesville  .... 

900 

Herald  

W. 

ind  y* 

Thessalon  

700 

Advocate  

W. 

Ind.-Lib....    yi 

Thornburv  

2,200 

Herald  

W. 

Ind  % 

ii 

Union  Standard  

W. 

Ind  tf 

Thorold  

2,273 

Post  

W. 

Ind  % 

Tilbury  

1,036 

News  

W. 

Lib  1.O56 

•« 

Times  

W. 

Ind  X 

Tilsonburg  

2,163 

Liberal    

W. 

Lib  X 

ii 

Observer  

W. 

Con  X 

Tiverton  

75° 

Watchman  

W. 

Lib  % 

•Toronto  

'88,333 

Globe  

D. 

Lib.  .  .  .34,805 

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CONDENSED  LIST— ONTARIO. 


PUoe, 


Pop. 


Name  of  Paper.  Issue.    Classification.    Circ. 


Toronto 188,333 


W. 
W. 
W. 

W. 


Globe W. 

Mail  and  Empire D. 

"  W. 

Farm  and  Fireside...    W. 

News D. 

Star D. 

Telegram D. 

World D. 

"       ..Sun. 

Canada  Baptist W. 

Canadian  Churchman.    VV. 

Can.  Contract  Record    W. 

Canadian  Grocer W. 

Canada  Lumberman . .    W. 
..     M. 

Canadian  Mining-  Ga- 
zette   - W. 

Canadian  Sportsman  .    \V. 

Catholic  Register  . . . 

Citizen  &  Country.. . 

Christian  Guardian.  . 

Congreg-ationalist. . . . 

East  End  Echo W. 

Evangelical  Ch'chm'n.    VV. 

Faithful  Witness W. 

Farming W. 

Hardware VV. 

Home  and  Trade  Jour- 
nal      VV. 

Monetary  Times W. 

Nonpareil W. 

North  Ender VV. 

Once  a  Week W. 

Ontario  Gazette W. 

Onward W. 

Pleasant  Hours W. 

Presbyterian  Review..    W. 

Saturday  Night  ......    W. 

Secular  Thought W. 

Sentinel W. 

Sun W. 

Sun.  Sch.  Leaflets VV. 

Sun.  Sch.  Les'n  Cards   VV. 

Sun.  Sch.  Les'n  Helps.    W. 

Truth W. 

Varsity W. 

War  Cry VV. 

West  Ender VV. 

West  End  Echo VV. 

Westminster W. 

Kirchenblatt . .    VV. 

Canada  Law  Journal. S.-M. 

Can.  Manufacturer..  .S.-M. 

Can.  Teacher S.-M. 

Can.  Wheelman S.-M^ 

Cycling S.-M. 

Entrance   S.-M. 

Happy  Days S.-M. 


.  24,095 
..  25,110 


Lib.  ..20,936 
Con....  29,141 

Con....  16,948 

AgrVl..  4,719 
Ind....  42,283 

Ind  ........  is 

Ind  . 

Ind. 

Ind 

Relig...  5,359 

Relig  .......  8 

Bldg  .......  i)4 

Trade  ......  5# 

Trade  ......  i  % 

Trade  ......  i  ^ 

Mining  ..... 

Sport  .......  4 

Relig  .......  ^ 

Ind  ........ 

Relig..  22,957 
Relig  .......  i 

Local  .......  4^ 

Relig   ......  3 

Relig  .......  i% 

Agric  1.1O.39O 
Trade  ......  3 

Ind.  ........ 

Financial  ....  5 

Labor  ...... 

Local  ......  4 

Local  ......  6 

Official  ..... 

Juvenile  .... 

Juvenile  .... 

Relig  .......  6^ 

Society.  15,  275 


Broth'd  17.4OO 
Ind  .....  12.5O4 

Relig  ....... 

Relig  ....... 

Relig  ....... 

Lit.  &  Fash..  6 
College  ..... 

Relig  ....... 

Local  ......  4 

Local  ......  3 

Relig  ....... 

Ind.  .........  i 

Legal  ......  2% 

Mfg  ......  ..2 

Educ  .......  & 

Sport  ....... 

Sport  ....... 

Educ.  .rf  .  .'.  . 
Juvenile  .... 


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223 


Place. 


Pop. 


Name  of  Paper.  Issue.    Classification.   Circ. 


Toronto 188,333 


Merchant S.-M.  Com'c'l i  j£ 

Sunbeam S.-M .  Juvenile 

\Vomans  Journal S.-M.  VV.C.T.L'  . . . 

Acta  V'ictoriana M.  College 

Algoma  Miss'v  NVws  .  M.  Relig 

All  the  World M.  Relig. 

Berean  Lesson  Leaf. .'  M.  Relig 

Boys'  Own  Paper. ...  M.  Lit 

Bulletin M.  Trade tf 

Business M.  Office i  j£ 

British  Messeng-er. ...  M.  Relig 

Camp  Fire M.  Temp 4 

Canada   Bookseller  & 

Stationer M .  Trade i  ^ 

Canadian    Arch,    and 

Builder M.'  Bldg i# 

Can.  Baker  &  Confect- 
ioner   M.  

Can.  Board  of  Tiade 

Journal   M.  

Can.      Church     Miss. 

Gleaner M .  Rel % 

Can.  Cigar  &  Tobacco 

Journal M.  Trade 

Canadian  Craftsman.  .  M.  Broth'd 

Can.  Druggist M.  Pharm i  }4 

Canadian    Dry  Goods 

Review M.  Dry  Goods.. 6 

Canadian  Educational 

Journal M.  Educ 

Canadian       Electrical 

News M.  Elect i  «£ 

Can.  Engineer M.  Mfg 4,5OO 

Can.  Epworth  Era. ...  M .  Rel 

Can.  Furniture  &  Up- 
holstery   Journal,    & 

Undertakers  Gazette  M:  Trade i 

Can.  Home  Journal  . .  M.  Lit 

Can.  Jrnl.  of  Fabrics  . .  M.  Textile 

Can.  Journal  of  Med.& 

Surgery M.  Medical.  3,25O 

Can.  Kennel  Gazette  .  M.  i  % 

Canada  Lancet M.  Medical  .... 

Canadian  Law  Times.  M.  Legal f£ 

Canadian  Magazine  . .  M.  Literary.  .     i  _• ' . 
Canadian      Merchants 

Review M.  Trade 

Can.  Pacific  Courier. .  M.  Transportation 
Can.      Pharmaceutical 

Journal M.  Pharmacy  . .  i  tf 

Can.  Poultry  Review  .  M.  Poultry    .5 

Can.  Practitioner  ....  M.  Medical  ....3 
Can.  Shoe  and  Leather 

Journal M.  i  <£ 

Can.  Stenographer  ...  M.  

China's  Millions M.  Relig 3 

Church,     Parish     and 

Home M.  Relig 


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Place. 


Pop. 


Name  of  Paper.  Issue.    Classification.    Ctrc. 


Toronto 188,333           College  Times .  M.  College % 

"                                              Delineator M.  Fashion  ...  i8>£ 

"                                              Designer M.  Fashion  8, OOO 

"                                              Dom.  Dental  Journal .  M.  Dental 

"                                              Dom.   Medical  Mont'ly  M.  Medical  .... 

"                                              Economist M.  Financial.... 

"                                              Endeavor  Herald  ....  M.  5^ 

"                                              Expositor  of  Holiness  M.  Relig 

"                                              Free  Mason M.  Broth'd 8 

"                                              Girls  Own  Paper... ...  M.  Lit 

"                                              Glass  of  Fashions  ....  M.  Fashion 

"                                              Home  Study  Leaflets.  M.  Rel 

"                                              Independent   Forester.  M.  Broth'd 60 

"                                              Ind.  Oddfellow M.  Broth'd 3^ 

"                                              Investigator M.  Ind 2.1OO 

"                                              Jour'l  of  New  Thought  M.  

"                                              Ladies'  Journal M.  Fash'n 8 

"                                              Leisure  Hour M.  Lit 'fa^t 

"  Liquor  Journal  and 
Hotel  Keeper's  Ga- 
zette   M.  Trade 

"                                              Methodist  Magazine.  .  M.  Relig.  ..  .2,916 

"                                              Missionary  Link M.  Relig 4 

"                                              Missionary  Outlook ...  M.  Relig 6 

"                                              Money  and    Risks....  M.  Financial  ...    ^ 

"                                              Monthly  Letter M 

"                                              Notes  for  Bible  Study .  M.  Biblical 

"                                              Plumbers  Bulletin M 

"                                              Primary  Leaflets M.            

"                                              Printer  and  Publisher.  M.  Trade 2^ 

"                                              Protestant M.  Relig 

"  Railway  and  Shipping 

World M.  Travel 

Retailer M.  Trade 

"                                              Scottish-Canadian  ....  M.  National.  . .  .3 

Select  Knights  of  Can.  M.  Broth'd 

"                                              Sunday  at  Home M.  Lit 

"                                              Sun.  School   Banner..  M.  Relig.  ..16,35O 

"                                              S.-S.  Inst.   Leaflets.  ..  M.  Relig 

"                                           •  Teachers'  Monthly. ...  M.  Relig 

The   Lamp M 

Trader  &  Can.  Jew'l'r.  M.  Trade \% 

"                                              Travel  and  Recreation.  M.  

"  Trinity  University  Re- 
view   M.  College ^ 

"                                              Western  World M.  Immig 

Young  Soldier M.  Rel 

"  Young  Womans  Ga- 
zette   M.  Y.W.C.A...!^ 

"  Massey  -  Harris  Illus- 
trated   E.O.M .  Agric. .  28,5O3 

"                                           Herald Q ^ 

"                                              Home  Study. Q. 

Ideal  Men Q.  

Quarterly  Review  Ser- 

"                                                 vice Q.  

Ups  &  Downs Q 

Toronto  J'ct'n  ..       4,518         Leader  and  Recorder.  W,  Ind.-Con.4,619 

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CONDENSED  LIST— ONTARIO. 


225 


Place. 

Pop. 

Name  of  Paper. 

Issue. 

Classification.    Circ. 

Toronto  JVt'n  .  . 

4.5'8 

Tribune  

.    W. 

i 

Tottenham  

900 

Sentinel  

.    W. 

Con  .  .     ^ 

Trenton  

4.364 

Advocate  

.    W. 

Lib.-Con.l,OO8 

" 

Courier  

.    W. 

Lib  1,O32 

Tweed  

1,500 

News  

.    W. 

Ind  1.2OO 

Uxbridge  

2,300 

Journal  

.    W. 

Lib  95O 

it 

Times  

,  .   W. 

Con  # 

Vankleek  Hill  .  . 

2,500 

Review  

.    W. 

Lib  % 

Wabigoon  

600 

Star  

.    W. 

Ind  % 

*  \Valkerton  

3,061 

Herald  

.    W. 

Con  i 

M 

Telescope  

.    W. 

Lib  1,32O 

II 

Die  Ontario  Glocke.. 

.    W. 

Con  \y* 

Walkerville  

933 

Herald  

.    W. 

Ind      % 

Wallaceburg  .  .  . 

3,210 

Herald  

.  .   W. 

Ind  i 

ii 

News  

.  .    W. 

Ind  X 

" 

Pick  Me  Up  

.S.-M. 

School  

Warkworth  

800 

Journal  , 

.    W. 

y* 

Waterford  

'.250 

Star  

.  .  W. 

Lib  % 

\\'aterloo  

3<5°° 

Chronicle  Telegraph, 

.    W. 

Ind.  -Lib  ....2 

" 

Canadischer      Bauei 

•n 

freund  

.    W. 

Ind.  -Con  ...    ^ 

Watford  

1,400 

Guide-Advocate  .... 

.    W. 

Ind  i% 

*\Velland  

2,042 

People's  Press  

.  .    W. 

Lib  

" 

Telegraph  

.  .    W. 

Con  2^ 

" 

Tribune.  

.    W. 

Lib  3,294 

Weston  

1,000 

Times  

.  .    W. 

Ind    # 

Westport  

900 

Mirror  

..    W. 

Ind  

Wheatley  

900 

Journal  

.    W. 

*Whitby  

2,786 

Gazette  

S.-W. 

Ind  1.8OO 

it 

Chronicle  

.  .    W. 

Ind  ij£ 

« 

Sunbeam  

.  .    M. 

College  ....    14 

Wiarton  

2,500 

Canadian  

.  .    W. 

1,728 

« 

Echo  

.  .    W. 

Lib  % 

Winchester  

I,IOO 

Press  

.  .    W. 

Ind  875 

Windsor  

1  1  ,467 

Record  

..     D. 

Lib  1.5OO 

•' 

"      

.S.-\V. 

Lib  3,750 

M 

World    

..     D. 

Con  

" 

"      

.  .    W. 

Con  1% 

ii 

New  Eve  Success  .  . 

.  .    W. 

Ind  

11 

Le  Progres  

.  .    W. 

Lib  i 

W'ingham  

2.307 

Advance  

.  .    W. 

Coi?  X 

" 

Journal  

.  .    W. 

" 

Times  

.  .    W. 

Lib  X 

'Woodstock  

9,900 

Express  

.  .     D. 

# 

" 

'«       

.S.-W. 

X 

M 

Sentinel  Review.  .  .  . 

..     D. 

Lib  2,641 

" 

"           " 

.  .    W. 

Lib  4,788 

" 

Times  

.  .     D. 

Lib.-Con.l,5OO 

M 

14 

..    W. 

Lib.-C..  3,5OO 

Woodville  

I.          900 

Advocate  

..    W. 

ii 

Record  

..    W. 

Ind  

Wyoming  

1,000 

Enterprise  

..    W. 

Ind  & 

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CONDENSED  LIST— QUEBEC. 


Place. 


Pop. 


Name  of  Paper.  Issue.    Classification.    Circ. 


QUEBEC. 

Agnes  

600 

Le  Travailleur  W. 

Ind.  .  . 

X 

Aylmer  

2,000 

Review  W. 

Ind.. 

Baie  St.  Paul  . 

75° 

L'Echo  de  Charlevoix   W. 

x 

Bedford  

1,500 

Press  W. 

Ind.  .  . 

x 

" 

Times  W. 

Con.  . 

I 

*Berthierville.  .  .  . 

1.538 

La  Gazette  de  Berthier   W. 

Lib.  .  . 

X 

Buckingham.  .  .  . 

3,000 

Post  \V. 

% 

Chelsea  

400 

Beacon  M. 

Ind  .. 

*Chicoutimi  .... 

2,279 

Progres  du  Saguenay.    W. 

Con.  . 

X 

" 

Le  Protecteur  du    Sa- 

, 

guenay  W. 

Coaticook  

3,086 

Observer  W. 

Ind.  .  . 

I 

*Cookshire  

I,IOO 

Chronicle  W. 

Con.  . 

...1,270 

Cowansville 

1,000 

Observer  W. 

Con.  . 

i 

Danville  

i>35o 

Times  W. 

Farnham  

3,200 

Leader  \V. 

Ind.  .  . 

Fraserville  

4.175 

Le  Bulletin  Politique.  .    W. 

« 

Le  Journal  W. 

Con.  . 

•  X 

" 

Le  St.  Laurent  W. 

Lib.. 

Granby  

3,000 

Mail  S.-W. 

X 

" 

Leader  W. 

Ind.  .  . 

2 

*Hull  

13,000 

Dispatch  S.-W. 

Con.  . 

1# 

" 

Le  Spectateur  S.-W. 

Ind.  .  . 

iX 

*Huntingdon  .  .  .  . 

1,200 

Gleaner  W. 

Lib.  .  . 

.  ..1,68O 

« 

News  W. 

Con.  . 

*Joliette  

3.347 

L'Annonceur   W. 

Ind... 

X 

" 

L'Etoile  du  Nord  W. 

Ind.  . 

.  .2,500 

it 

Le  Couvent  M. 

Lit... 

*Knowlton  

850 

News  .  .    W. 

Con.  . 

*Lachute.  

2,000 

News  ...      W. 

Con.  . 

(i 

Watchman  W. 

Con.  . 

X 

Lake  Megantic. 

1,500 

Chronicle  W. 

*Levis  

7,85° 

Le  Quotidien  D. 

Ind.  .  . 

4# 

" 

"      (Hebdomadaire)    W. 

Ind.  .  . 

3^2 

" 

Le  Moniteur  M. 

<i 

Le  Bulletin  des  Histo- 

riques  M. 

*Louisville  

1,740 

Le  Progres  W. 

X 

Magog  

2,500 

Enterprise  W. 

Ind  .  . 

X 

" 

News  W. 

Con  .  . 

*Montmagny 

i,  600 

L'Echo  W. 

Lib.. 

X 

*Montreal  

225,000 

Gazette  D. 

Con  .  . 

.   .  9,215 

W. 

Con  .  . 

Herald   D. 

Lib.  .  . 

W. 

Lib.  .  . 

Star  D. 

Ind... 

.52,6OO 

"     W. 

Ind  .  . 

115,944 

Witness  D. 

Ind  .. 

.13,972 

"      W. 

Ind... 

.25,358 

La  Minerve  D. 

Con  .  . 

Le  Monde  Canadien  .  .    W.    • 

...14,211 

La  Patrie  D. 

Lib.  .  . 

..19,641 

Le  Cultivateur  W/~ 

Lib.  .  . 

28,780 

La   Presse  D. 

Ind... 

.  63,216 

• 

W. 

Ind... 

39,O99 

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227 


Place.                        Pop.                 Name  of  Paper.              Issue. 

Classification.   Circ. 

*Montreal   .  .            22^,000         Exchange  News  D. 

Financial  .  . 

"                                             Canadian  Grocer  \V. 

Trade  .  .  . 

"                                             Commercial  Gazette.  .    \V. 

Com'l  

"                                              Dom.   Presbyterian...    \V. 

Rel  

"                                              Hardware  \Y. 

Journal  of  Commerce     \V 

Com'l 

'                                              McGill    Outlook  \V. 

Colleee..          3/ 

Metropolitan  \V. 

Society 

'                                              Northern  Messenger..    \V. 

Rel  44.71O 

'                                              Patriot  \\". 

Lib  i>£ 

Shareholder  \V. 

Financial  .  .   2  J^ 

Sunday  Sun  \\  . 

Ind            6,O61 

Trade  Bulletin  \V. 

Com'l  

Trade  Review  \\  .  . 

Com'l  

True  Witness  \Y. 

Relig               8*4 

Westmount  Advertiser   \V. 

Ind  

L'  Aurore  \V. 

Fr.    Prot  1  1/2 

Le  Canard  \V. 

Humor  

'                                              L'Echo  des  Tribunaux    \V. 

Le  Monde  Illustre.  .  .  .    \V. 

Lit'v  7  1A 

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merce      VV. 

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Can.  Democracy    ....    M. 

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Place. 


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Name  of  Paper.  Issue.    Classification.    Circ. 


Montreal 


Ormstown 
*Quebec  . . . 


225,000         Journal  of  Fabrics. ...  M.  Textile 

Medical  Journal M.  Med'l i 

Pharmaceutical  Jour.  .  M.  Pharmacy  .  .1^ 

Philatelist M.  Philatelic 

Presbyterian     College 

Journal M.  College yz 

Presbyterian   Record.  .  M.  Relig 44 ^i 

Printer  &  Publisher.  .  .  M.  Trade 

Property M.  R'l  Estate  . . 

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Record M.  Relig Y^ 

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panion    M.  Stenography. 

L'Abeille  Paroissiale. .  M.  

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des   Artisans  Cana- 

diens-Francais M.  Broth 'd 

La  Bonne  Litterature 

Francaise M.  

La  Clinique M.  Med'l 

L'Essai M.  

La  Gazette  Medicale.  M.  Med'l i^ 

Le  Journal  d' Hygiene 

Populaire M.  i  ^ 

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Ordre M.  Relig 

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La  Revue  Legale  ....  M.  Legal ^ 

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L' Union    Medicale    du 

Canada M.  Medical  ....    ^ 

Canadian  Antiquarian.  Q.  Num.  &  Ant.    YZ 

Can.  Rec.  of  Science.  Q.  Nat.  History 

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73,446         Chronicle D.  Con 3 

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Telegraph    D.  Ind 2.8OO 

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Le  Soleil D.  Lib 6,5OO 

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La  Semaine  Com'rciale  W.  Com'l. ......  1%. 

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Place. 

Pop. 

Name  of  Paper. 

Issue. 

Classification.    Circ- 

Quebec 

V.M.C.A.    News  

M. 

Relig  ^ 

" 

L'Enseignement      Pri- 

maire  

If. 

Rel.  &  Educ.s 

" 

Le  Courrier  de  Lievre. 

M. 

Hist  yt 

ii 

Les    Annales   de   Ste. 

Anne  

M. 

Relig  

11 

La  Croix  

M. 

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Les  Fleurs  de  la  Cha- 

rite  

M. 

Rel.  &  Educ. 

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La  Garde  Champlain  . 

M. 

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55° 

Advance  '.  

W. 

Lib  869 

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Times  

W. 

% 

*Richmond  

2,412 

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W. 

Con  i 

11 

News  

W. 

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Times  

W. 

Lib  1,5OO 

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3,000 

Le   Messager   de  Ste. 

Anne  

M. 

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Riviere-du-Loup 

4,500 

Le    Peuple  

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2,000 

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W. 

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7,016 

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CONDENSED  LIST— NEW  BRUNSWICK. 


Place. 


Top.  Name  of  Paper.  Issue.    Classification.    Circ. 


NEW  BRUNSWICK. 

Albert  

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Maple  Leaf  W. 

Ind  

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Lib  

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250 

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3.  .Soo 

Northern  Enterprise.  ,    W. 

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11 

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400 

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Ind  

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2,000 

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500 

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Ind  

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10,000 

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CONDENSED  LIST— NEW  BRUNSWICK. 


Place. 


Pop. 


231 


Name  of  Paper. 


Issue.    Classification.    Circ. 


Sussex 2,200         Record W.          Ind 1,25O 

Co-Operative  Farmer  S.-M.         Agric  .  .  .3.OOO 

'Woodstock    ....       3*500         Carleton  Sentinel W.          Ind 1.6OO 

Despatch W 1.6OO 

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1,000 

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1,400 

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2,000 

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.    W. 

Ind  

2,725 

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,200 

Record  

.    W. 

Lib  

....  x 

Baddeck  

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Telephone  

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Bear  River  

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Telephone  

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Ind. 

Berwick  

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Register.  

.    W. 

Ind  

....  I 

*  Bridgetown 

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Monitor  

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Ind  

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Lib  

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.    W. 

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1.037 

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Ind  

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2,000 

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Lib  

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4.576 

Atlantic  Weekly  

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Ind  

1,340 

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3.072 

Courier  

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Ind  

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Guysboro  

1,  8OO 

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232                             CONDENSED  LIST—  NOVA  SCOTIA. 

Place. 

Pop. 

Name  of  Paper.               Issue. 

Classification. 

Circ. 

*  Liverpool  

2,700 

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\V. 

Lib  

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11 

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w. 

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Middleton  

700 

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W. 

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New  Glasgow  .  . 

3.777 

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vv. 

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1,500 

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2,000 

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600 

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Place 


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Name  of  Paper.  Issue.    Classification.    Circ. 


PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND. 


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Gazette  

\v. 

Ind.  .  . 

x 

Griswold  

35° 

Ledger  

w. 

Hamiota    

160 

Hustler  

\v. 

Ind.  .  . 

X 

Hartnev  

500 

Star  

w, 

" 

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Holland  

520 

Observer  

\v. 

Lib.  .  . 

X 

Killarney  

500 

Guide  

w. 

Lib 

X 

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CONDENSED  LIST— MANITOBA. 


Place. 

Pop. 

Name  of  Paper. 

Issue. 

Classification.   Circ. 

McG 

Man! 

Melil 

Minn 
More 

Morr 
Napi 
Neef 

Oak 
*  Pilot 
Por'i 

Rapi 
Rola 
Russ 
St.  B 

*Selki 

Shoa 
Souri 
Stom 

*Virdt 
Waw 

*Winn 

reggor  
tou  

250 
650 

550 

800 
1,500 

450 
300 
2,000 

45° 
600 
5,000 

800 
.  .    160 

Herald  

W. 

•    \i 

Gazette                  

W. 

a  

Mercury                       .  .. 

W. 
W. 

Con  .  . 

y-,. 

Enterprise            

W. 
W. 
W. 
W. 
W. 

Ind  

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edosa    .    .  . 

Progress                   .  .  .  . 

Lib  

Tribune                       .  . 

Con.  .  .  . 

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en                 . 

Lib.    . 

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is  ...  *    .... 

Empire                      .  .  .  . 

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W. 
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Ind  

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Lib  

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Register           

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Ind  

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re  la  Prairie 

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d  City  . 

Lib. 

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Ind  

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Manitoba  Liberal  

Lib  

2 

News  

Ind.  -Con 
Lib. 

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id  

News                         .  .  .  . 

Ind.  

ell.  . 

300 
2.35° 

2,500 

200 
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400 

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400 
45,000 

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N.  \V.  Review  

W. 

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W. 
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Journal                          .  . 

Lib.  .  .  . 

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s     

Record 

Ind. 

X 

Star              

Plaindealer                .  .  . 

\Y. 
W. 
W. 

Ind  

•   1A 

'wall  .        .  . 

Lib     . 

X 

Ml  

Gazette  

•  1X 

•\dvance.                    .  .  . 

W. 

\v. 

Ind  

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Evening  Bulletin  
Free  Press            

D. 
D. 
W. 
D. 
W. 
D. 
W. 
W. 

W. 
W. 
W. 
W. 

Lib.  .  .  \  . 
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7,773 

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Con.  .  .  . 

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Con.  .  .  . 

.  .  10% 

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Manitoba  Official  Ga- 
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Official  . 

Voice  

Labor  .  . 
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.    ..# 

...iX 
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Town  Topics  

\Vestern  Canadian  .  . 

Canada 

W. 

Lib  

...  tf 

L'Echo  Manitoba 

\v. 

W. 
W. 
W. 
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-M. 
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Lib  

X 

Con    .  .  . 

...  i 

Lib. 

..  i% 

Nordwesten  

Ind  
Aerric.  . 

2,685 

Farmers  Advocate  .  .  .  S 
N  W    Farmer               S 

Aerie  .  . 

..73/ 

Silent  Echo  S 

Great  West  Magazine 
Manitoba  Col.  Journal 
Northwest  Baptist  .... 
Manitoba  Lancet  

M. 
M. 
M*- 
M. 
M. 

Lit  

..l% 

College  . 
Relie-. 

...  x 

I 

Medical 

...  x 

M. 

Relie.  . 

•  X 

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CONDENSED  LIST— NORTH  WEST  TERRITORIES.  235 


Place. 


Pop. 


Name  of  Paper.  Issue.    Classification.    Circ. 


*  Winnipeg 55>ooo         Wag-horn's  Guide  ....  M.  Travel.  .  .1,861 

Western  World M.         Immig 

Sameiningin M.         Relig ^ 

St.  John's  Coll.  Mag  .  Q.         College ^ 


NORTH  WEST  TERRITORIES. 


Battleford  

540 

Saskatchewan  Herald.    W. 

Con.  .  .  . 

....    * 

ii 

Star  

.  ..    W. 

*Calgary  

5,000 

Herald  

.  ..     D. 

Ind.-Con 

..650 

" 

" 

W. 

Ind.-Con 

.1,941 

" 

Tribune  

.  ..    W. 

Lib  

1,OOO 

« 

Independent  

.  ..    W. 

Ind  

Cardston  

1,000 

Record  

.  .  .    W. 

Ind  

...    V, 

Dawson  City  .  .  . 

20,000 

Miner  

.  ..    W. 

" 

Midnight  Sun  

.  ..    W. 

Ind  

ii 

Xugget  

..    W. 

Edmonton    

800 

Bulletin  

.  S.-W. 

...  £ 

" 

L'Ouest  Canadien. 

.  ..    W. 

...  A 

Grenfell  

25 

Sun  

..    WT. 

...   4 

Indian  Head  .  .  . 

575 

Vidette  

.  .    W. 

Ind.-Lib 

...  4 

" 

Prairie  Witness.  .  .  . 

.  S.-M. 

Relig... 

1  nn  i  stall    

600 

Standard  

.  ..    W. 

Ind  

...   4 

Lacombe  

600 

Advertiser  

.  .    W. 

Ind.  

...  A 

Lethbridge  

2,000 

News  

..    W. 

Ind  

...   4 

McLeod  

1,000 

Advance  

..    W. 

" 

Gazette  

..    WT. 

Con  

...  % 

•Medicine  Hat.  .  . 

1,000 

News  

.  .    W. 

Ind  

.   532 

Moose  Jaw  

1,300 

Times  

..    W. 

Ind  

...    V, 

Moosomin  

1,200 

Spectator  

..    W. 

Ind  

...  y, 

Prince  Albert.  .  . 

2,OOO 

Advocate  

.  .    W. 

Lib..... 

...    V, 

" 

Times  

..  w\ 

Con.  .  .  . 

...  y. 

Qu'Appelle  

45° 

Vidette  

..    W. 

Con  

...  y, 

Red  Deer  

600 

Gazette  

..    W. 

Ind  

...  y2 

*Regina  

2,200 

Leader  

..    WT. 

Lib  

1,537 

14 

Standard  

..    W. 

Ind  

...  i 

" 

The  West  

..    W. 

Con  

" 

N.  Wr.T.  Gazette.. 

..S.-M. 

Gov't  .  .  . 

Saltcoats  

169 

Assiniboian  

.  .    W. 

S'th  Edmonton  . 

700 

Advertiser  

..   W. 

'" 

Plaindealer  

..    W. 

Ind  

...  x 

Wetaskiwin  .... 

200 

Free  Lance  

..    W. 

Ind  

...  y. 

Whitewood  

4OO 

Herald  

.      W. 

Ind.-Con 

...  y4 

\\~olseley  

3^5 

Echo  

..    W. 

Ind  

...  tf 

Yorkton  .  ....'.. 

450 

Enterprise.  ....... 

..    W. 

Lib  

.  .550 

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CONDENSED  LIST— BRITISH  COLUMBIA. 


Place. 


Pop.  Name  of  Paper.  Issue.    Classification.    Circ. 


BRITISH  COLUMBIA. 


Ashcroft 400 

Chilliwack 500 

Cranbrook 80 

Cumberland ....  800 


Fernie. . . . 
Fort  Steel. 
Golden.  . 


i, 600 
600 

1,000 


Greenwood 400 

*Kamloops ......        2,500 

Kaslo 3>ooo 


Midway 200 

Moyie  City 250 

*Nanaimo 5,000 


Nelson 4>5oo 


New  Denver. . .  .  500 

*N.  Westminster.       6,641 


'Revelstoke 1.500 

Rossland 6,000 


Sandon 


Silverton 
Trail.  . 


i,  800 
200 

2,000 


*  Vancouver 31,000 


Journal W. 

Progress W. 

Herald W. 

News S.-W. 

Islander W. 

Free  Press W. 

Prospector W. 

Golden  Era W. 

E.  Kootenay  Miner.  .  .  W. 

Boundary  CreekTimes  W. 

Standard W. 

Inland  Sentinel S.-W. 

Mining  Gazette M. 

Kootenain W. 

News W. 

Prospector. W. 

Advance W. 

Leader W. 

Free  Press D. 

S.-W. 

Review S.-W. 

Miner D. 

" W. 

Economist W. 

Tribune W. 

Ledge W. 

Columbian D. 

W. 

Record M. 

Herald S.-W. 

Mail W. 

Miner D. 

"  W. 

Record D. 

"  W. 

Rosslander W. 

Times W. 

Mining  Review W. 

Paystreak W. 

Silvertonian ...  W. 

Miner W. 

News W. 

News-Advertiser D. 

W. 

Province D. 

W. 

World D. 

S.-W. 

Advocate W. 

B.  C.  Guide W. 

B.C.  Weekly W. 

Town.  Topics W. 

B.  C.  Oddfellow..  M. 


Ind 


X 


/*• 


Ind 

Ind «^ 

Ind 1,125 

Lib X 

Con % 

Ind % 

Con 347 

Ind i  X 

Mining1 

Lib i^ 

Con 3OO 

Lib. -Con.  ...    •/ 


Ind. 
Ind. 
Ind. 
Lib. 
Ind. 


Ind. . . 
Ind... 
Ind... 
Relig. 
Con. .. 
Ind.. 


X 


X 


Ind. 
Ind 


Ind.  . 
Con. 
Ind.  . 
Ind.. 


Ind. 

Ind 2# 

Ind 2 

Lib 4,300 

Lib 3V 

Ind.-Lib.  3,173 
Ind.-Lib.6,993 


Com 

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CONDENSED  LIST— NEWFOUNDLAND. 


237 


Place. 


Pop. 


Name  of  Paper.  Issue.    Classification.    Circ. 


Vernon 1,000 

'Victoria 22,981 


Wellington 2,600 

Ymir 500 


B.  C.  Record M. 

True  Knight M. 

News W. 

Colonist D. 

S-.W. 

Globe D. 

Times D. 

"     S.-W. 

B.  C.   Gazette W. 

B.  C.  Workman M. 

Mining  Record M. 

Enterprise W. 

Miner. .,  .    W. 


Orange 

K.  of  P 

Con ^ 

Con 3 

Con 2^4!" 

Ind 

Lib 2% 

Lib. 3X 

Gov't.  . 


Labor. 
Lib.. 


NEWFOUNDLAND. 


Brigus 

*Harbor  Grace 
*St.  John's 


X 


"Trinity 

"Twillingate. 


2,000         Vindicator W.          Ind 

7,000         Standard W.         Ind 

30,000         Herald D.          

News D 

"      W 

Telegram D.         Ind 2^ 

Royal  Gazette W.         Gov't 

Trade  Review WT.         Trade i  %, 

Diocesan  Magazine  . .  M.         Relig i  ^ 

Feildian M.  Educat'l  ....    ^ 

People M.          Ind i$ 

1,450         Record W.  Ind.-Lib  ....    $ 

4,000          Northern  Standard . . .  W.         Con ^ 

Sun W.  Ind.-Lib  .....    # 


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LIST 


DAILY  PAPERS. 


ONTARIO. 


Belleville 10,416 


Berlin 

it 

Brantford  . 
Brockville. 
Chatham.  . 


Fort  William .... 
Gait.. 


Guelph. 


9,000 

5.273 
9,700 

9,052 

4,500 

7'535 

io,539 


Hamilton 51,000 


Ingersoll 4,500 

Kingston 20,000 


Lindsay 6,500 

London 38,575 


Ottawa 51,000 


Peterborough 12,000 


Port  Hope 

St.  Catherines. . 


5,042 
9,170 


St.  Thomas 10,370 


Sarnia . . . 
Stratford 


6,693 
9>501 


Intelligencer Con.  816 

Ontario Lib.  ^ 

Sun Lib.  i 

News  Record Con.  i  % 

Telegraph Lib.  V2 

Courier Con.  2 

Expositor Lib.  3,122 

Recorder Lib.  1,3OO 

Times Con. 

Banner Lib.  ^ 

Planet Con. 

Journal Ind.  ^ 

Reformer Lib.  1,1OO 

Reporter Con. 

Advocate Ind. 

Herald Con. 

Mercury Lib.  1,55O 

Herald Ind.  6 

Spectator Con.  7,5OO 

Times Lib.  5^ 

Chronicle Lib.  l/z 

British  Whig Lib.  2,616 

News Con.  i  ^ 

Times Ind.  1,56O 

Post Lib.  YJ. 

Advertiser Lib.  6% 

Free  Press Con.  7^ 

News Ind.  8,294 

Citizen Con. 

Free  Press Lib.  5,4OO 

Journal Ind.  7,161 

Le  Temps Lib.  2,3OO 

Examiner Lib.  i^( 

Review • Con.  ^ 

Times Ind. 

Guide Lib.  ^ 

Journal Lib.  I  % 

Standard Con.  i  ^ 

Star. Con.  i 

Journal Lib.  3,179 

Times ^ Con.  2,8OO 

Observer 7 Lib.  % 

Beacon Lib.  ^ 

Herald Co,:.  875 


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LIST  OF  DAILY  PAPERS. 


239 


Toronto "88,333 


Windsor. ... 
Woodstock. 


11,467 


9.900 


Globe Lib.  34,805 

Mail  &  Empire Con.  29,141 

NVu  -, Ind.  42,283 

Star Ind.          15 

Telegram Ind.  24,095 

World Ind.   25.11O 

Record Lib.     1.5OO 

World Con. 

Express ^ 

Sentinel  Review Lib.     2,641 

Times Con.    1,5OO 


Levis 
Montreal 


7.850 
225,000 


Quebec 73.446 


St.   Hyacinthe . 
Sherbrooke  .  . 


7,016 


QUEBEC. 

Quotidien Ind.  4^ 

Gazette Con.    9,215 

Herald Lib. 

Star Ind.  52, GOO 

Witness Ind.  13,972 

La  Minerve Con. 

La  Patrie Lib.   19,641 

La  Presse Ind.  63,216 

Exchange  News Financial 

Chronicle Con.  3 

Mercury Con.  i 

Telegraph Ind.    2,8OO 

Le  Courrier  du  Canada  ....  Con.  i  ^ 

L'Evenement 8^4 

Le  Soleil Lib.    6.5OO 

L'L'nion Lib.  i 

Record Ind.     2,379 


NEW  BRUNSWICK. 


Fredericton 

i< 

Moncton.  . . 
ii 

St.  John 


10,000 


45,000 


Gleaner Con.  1,952 

Herald Lib.  % 

Times Con.  i 

Transcript Lib.  i 

Gazette Con.  3^ 

Globe Lib.  4 

Record Con. 

Sun Con.  3,911 

Telegraph Lib.  3 


NOVA  SCOTIA. 


Amherst 3>?8i 

Halifax 40,000 


Sydney  . . 
Truro .... 
Yarmouth . 


3.465 
6,000 
6,089 


Evening  Press  .........  ....  Ind. 

News  .....................  Ind. 

Acadian  Recorder  .........  Lib. 

Chronicle  .................  Lib. 

Echo  (Eve.  Chronicle)  .....  Lib. 

Herald  ...................  Con. 

Mail  (Ere.  Herald)  ........  Con. 

Record  ...................  Ind. 

News  .  ....................  Ind. 

News  .....................  Ind. 

Times  ....................  Con. 


3 

5 

4 

5.O38 
4.1OO 


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LIST  OF  DAILY  PAPERS. 


PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND. 

Charlottetown  .  ...        1  1,485      Examiner  .................  Con. 

"  Guardian  .................  Ind. 

"  Patriot  .............  Lib. 


1,15O 
1,151 


Brandon 5,000 

Portage  La  Prairie         5,000 
Winnipeg 45,000 


MANITOBA. 

Sun  ......................  Lib. 

Graphic  ...................  Ind. 

Evening  Bulletin  ..........  Lib. 

Free  Press  .......  .........  Lib. 

Telegram  .................  Con. 

Tribune  ...................  Con. 


528 


Calgary. 


NORTHWEST  TERRITORIES. 

5,000      Herald Ind.         65O 


Nanaimo 

Nelson 

New  Westminster. 
Rossland  . 


Vancouver 31 ,000 


Victoria. 


BRITISH  COLUMBIA. 

5,000  Free  Press Ind . 

4,500  Miner Ind. 

6,641  Columbian Ind . 

6,000  Miner 

Record Ind . 

News- Advertiser Ind . 

Province Lib. 

World Lib. 

22,981  Colonist Con. 

Globe Ind . 

Times. .  Lib. 


4,30O 
3,173 
3 


NEWFOUNDLAND. 


St.  John's 30,000 


Herald... 
News .... 
Telegram . 


Ind. 


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LIST    OK    CANADIAN 

NEWSPAPERS   BY  COUNTIES. 


ONTV 

ADDINGTON.-(  See  Lennox.) 
ALGOMA  (District.) 
POP.  20,430. 
Fort  William             Journal                    D.           % 

kRIO. 

*Ottawa 

Journal              S  -W. 
Le  Temps               D. 
Canada  Gazette    W 
Events                    W. 
Times                      W. 

2984 
2300 

3 

" 

" 

W. 

u 

Tribune             T. 

-W. 

Gore  Bay 

Conservator 

W. 

United  Canada 

W. 

35*J 

" 

Manitoulin  Guide  W.           %    \ 

Danebrog 

W. 

900 

Little  Current 

Manitoulin  Expo- 

Anglo-Saxon 

M. 

3 

sitor 

W. 

A 

Can.  Mining  Re- 

Port Arthur 

Herald 

W. 

1A 

' 

view 

M. 

2 

Rat  Portage 

Miner 

W. 

ty* 

1 

Can.  Patent  Re- 

" 

News 

W. 

y* 

1 

cord 

M. 

*Sault  Ste.  Marie       Pioneer 

W. 

i 

4 

Naturalist 

M. 

Express 

W. 

*A 

14 

Owl 

M. 

" 

Star 

W. 

S 

•' 

University     Re- 

Sudbury 

Journal 

W. 

1A 

.1 

view 

M. 

1A 

" 

Mining  News 

W. 

Thessalon 

Advocate 

W. 

1A 

DUFFERIN. 

BRANT 

POP.   iy.000 

POP.  40,.\52. 

(Returned  with  Simcoe.) 

*Brantford 

Ancient  Forester 

M. 

Grand  Valley 

Dufferin  Star 

W. 

*A 

u 

Can.  Bee  Journal 
Better  Times 

M. 
M. 

i 

Orangeville 

Vidette 
Advertiser 

W. 
W. 

t£ 

" 

Courier 

D. 

2 

Banner 

W. 

i 

it 

it 

W. 

2 

** 

Post 

W. 

i 

" 

Expositor 

D. 
W. 

3122 
3Ol6 

Shelburne 

Sun 
Economist 

W. 

W. 

1500 

Drumbo 

News 

W. 

" 

Free  Press 

w. 

i 

Paris 

Review 
Star-Transcript 

W. 
W. 

I 

I 

DUNDAS. 

St.  George 

Sentinel 

W. 

V4 

POP.  20,131. 

Chesterville 

Record 

w. 

*A 

BRUCE. 

Iroquois 

S.  Lawr'nce  NewsW.           ^i 

POP.  64,604. 

Morrisburg 

Courier 

w. 

Y4 

Chesley 

" 

Asso.  Presbyt'n 
Enterprise 

M. 
W. 

tt 

Winchester 

Herald 
•    Press 

w. 
w. 

875 

" 

Free  Press 

W. 

1A 

DURHAM. 

Hepworth 
Kincardine 

Journal 
Reporter 
Review 

W. 
W. 
W. 

£ 

Bowmanville 

POP.  36,428. 
Can.  Statesman 

w. 

2115 

Lucknow 
Mildmay 
Paisley 
Port  Elgin 

Sentinel 
Gazette 
Advocate 
Times 

w. 
w. 
w. 
w. 

y4 

ico8 

Millbrook 
Newcastle 

Durham  News 
Citizen  Herald 
Reporter 
Times 

w. 
w. 
w. 
w. 

\ 

Ripley 
Southampton 

Express 
Beacon 

w. 
w. 

1 

Orono 
Port  Hope 

News 
Guide 

w. 

D. 

% 

Tara 

Leader 

w. 

a/ 

w. 

2 

Tees  water 

News 

w. 

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" 

Harness  Journal 

M. 

I 

Tiverton 

Watchman 

w. 

M 

44 

Times                 S 

W. 

*$*, 

*Walkerton 

Bruce  Herald 

w. 

I 

Bruce  Telescope 

w. 

1320 

ELGIN. 

" 

Ontario  Glocke 

w. 

(tf 

POP.  50,659. 

Wiarton 

Canadian 
Echo 

w. 
w. 

1728 

¥4 

Aylmer 

Express 
Sun 

w. 

w. 

I9OO 

CARLETON. 

POP.  54,8*°- 

Dutton 
Rodney 

Advance 
Mercury 
Gospel  News 

w. 
w. 
w. 

1 

Carp. 

Star 

w. 

%        *St.  Thomas 

Journal 

D. 

3«79 

*Ottawa 

Citizen 

D. 

41 

W. 

2300 

** 

S 

-w. 

Municipal  World  M. 

2493 

Free  Press 

D. 

5400 

Times 

D. 

2800 

" 

S 

-W. 

5000 

" 

11 

W. 

j^/ 

Journal 

D. 

7161 

Springfield 

Echo 

W. 

X 

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ESSEX. 

HALTON. 

POP.  55.545- 

POP.   22.COO. 

Amherstburg            Echo                      W. 

2 

Acton 

Free  Press             W. 

872 

Comber 

Herald                   W. 

y^ 

Burlington 

Gazette                   W. 

Essex 

Free  Press             W. 

\y± 

Georgetown 

Herald                   W. 

895 

Kingsville 

Reporter                 W. 

¥4 

*Milton 

Can.  Champion    W. 

Leamington 

News                       W. 

% 

" 

Reformer               W. 

a 

u 

Post                         W. 

1934 

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Standard                W. 

Walkerville 

Herald                    W. 

Oakville 

Star                         W. 

y 

Wheatley 

Journal                  W. 

*Wiudsor 

Evening  Record    D. 

1500 

HASTINGS. 

* 

"              "    S.-W. 

375*> 

1 

New  Eve  Success  W. 

POP.  59,229. 

1 

Le  Progres             W. 

i 

Bancroft 

Times                      W. 

if 

' 

World                      D. 

*Belleville 

Alb.  Col.  Times     M. 

' 

"                        W. 

i/4 

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Can.  Mute               M. 

FRONTENAC. 

; 

Intelligencer          D. 
W. 

8l6 
3570 

POP.  29,000. 

* 

Ontario                    D. 
"                        W. 

I 

*Kingston 

British  Whig          D. 

2616 

* 

Sun                           D. 

I 

" 

W. 

6143 

i 

W. 

2 

" 

Can.  Cheese  and 

Deseronto 

Tribune                  W. 

I22O 

Butter  Maker     M. 

¥4 

Madoc 

Review                   W. 

" 

Can.  Freeman.      W. 

3 

Marmora 

Herald                    W. 

» 

Lie.  Victualler  J.  M. 
Medical  Quarterly  Q. 

¥4 

Stirling 
Trenton 

News-Argus           W. 
Advocate                 W. 

ft 
IOO8 

" 

News                        D. 

1% 

'« 

Courier                   W. 

1O32 

" 

S.-W. 

2% 

Tweed 

News                       W. 

I2OO 

" 

Queen's  Col. 

M 

Jour.               Bi-W. 
Times                       D. 

1560 

HURON. 

" 

Queens  Quarterly  Q. 

¥4 

POP.  65,000. 

GLENGARRY. 

Blythe 
Brussels 

Standard                W. 
Herald                    W. 

% 

POP.  22,447. 

11 

Post                         W. 

1A 

*Alexandria 

Glengarrian          W. 
News                       W. 

i3oo 

Clinton 
Exeter 

New  Era                 W. 
News  Record         W. 
Advocate                W. 

1800 

Times                      \V 

GRENVILLE. 

Fordwich 

Record                    W. 

ft 

POP.  21.000. 

*Goderich 

Signal                     W. 

i& 

Kemptville                Advance                 W. 
Mernckville              Mirror                     W. 
North  Augusta          Citizen                     W. 
Prescott                     Journal                   W. 

% 

¥4 

¥4 

Gorrie 
Hensall 
Seaforth 

Star                         W. 
Vidette                    W. 
Observer                 W. 
Huron  Expositor  W. 
Sun                          W. 

i 

4 

" 

Messenger              W. 

¥4 

Wingham 

Advance                 W. 

¥4 

GREY. 

" 

Journal                   W. 
Times                     W. 

¥4 

POP.  76,238. 

Ayton 

Advance                 W. 

^ 

KENT. 

Chatsworth 

Banner                   W. 

1A 

POP.  31.434- 

Clarksburg 

News                       W. 
Reflector                W. 

¥4 

Blenheim 

News                        W. 
Tribune                  W. 

H 

Dundalk 
Durham 

Herald                    W. 
Chronicle               W. 
Review                   W. 

¥4 

Bothwell 
*Chatham 

Times                      W. 
Banner                    D. 
S.W. 

1 

Fleshertoii 

Advance                 W. 

% 

u 

Planet                      D. 

*7+ 

Hanover 

Post                         W. 

i 

i, 

"                    S.W. 

•j*/ 

Markdale 

Standard                W. 

i 

i! 

Record                    M^. 

3'4 

Meaford 
*Owen  Sound 

Mirror                    W. 
Monitor                  W. 
Advertiser         S.  W. 

¥4 
% 
i 

Dresden 
Highgate 
Merlin 

Times                      w! 
Monitor                  W. 
Mirror                    W. 

% 

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Can.  Co-operator  M. 
Sun                     S.-W. 

$ 

Ridgetown 

Dominion               W. 
B.  K.  PlaindealerW. 

¥4 
i 

Thornbury 

Times                    W. 
Herald                    W. 
Union  Standard    W. 

¥4 

Thamesville 
Tilbury 

Standard                W. 
Herald                    W. 
News                       W. 

-% 
1A 
1056 

Times                      AV. 

y. 

HALDIMAND  AND  MONCK. 

Wallaceburg 

Herald                    w! 

74 
I 

Caledonia 

POP.  18,000, 
G.  River  Sachem  W. 

¥4 

» 

News                      W. 
Pick  Me  Up       S.-M. 

¥4 

*Cayuga 

Advocate                W. 

y* 

LAMBTON. 

Dunnville 

Chronicle               W. 

IZ 

«' 

Gazette                   W. 

¥4 

""POP.  47,718. 

" 

Reform  Press        W. 

Alvinston 

Free  Pi-ess         .    W. 

¥4 

Hagersville 

News                       W. 

% 

Brigden 

Public  Opinion     W. 

V4 

Jarvis 

Record                   W. 

1/2 

Florence 

Quill                        W. 

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COUNTY   LIST. 


Forest 

Free  Press             W. 

IT* 

Parkhill                     Gazette                   W. 

i 

" 

Standard                 W. 

I 

Strathroy                   Age                          W. 

i 

Oil  Springs 
Petrolia 

Chronicle               W. 
Advertiser              W. 

1050 

Dispatch                 W. 

i 

" 

Advocate                M. 

MUSKOKA  (District). 

*Sarnia 

Topic                       W. 
Canadian                W. 
Observer                  D. 

I 

M 

POP.  26,515. 
*Bracebridge              Free  Gr't  Gazette  W. 

„ 

t. 

W. 

tU 

Herald                    W. 

72 

.1 

Post                         W. 

*  72 

Gravenhurst             Banner                   W. 

M 

Watford 

Guide  Advocate    W. 

\y 

Huntsville                 Forester                  W. 

72 

Wyoming 

Enterprise             W. 

K 

Nl  PISSING  (District). 

LANARK 

POP.  13,023. 

POP.  ^Q  I2Q 

Mattawa                    News                      W. 

Tribune                  W. 

Almonte 

Gazette                  W. 
Times                     W. 

2700 

North  Bay                 Dispatch                 W. 
Times                      \V. 

886 

Carleton  Place 

Cent.  Canadian     W. 
Herald                    W. 

1400 
1* 

Sturgeon  Falls         Advertiser              W. 
NewColonization  W. 

Lanark 

Era                          W. 

^i 

*Perth 

Courier                   W. 
Expositor              W. 

1950 

NORFOLK. 

Smith's  Falls 

News                       W. 
Rideau  Record      W. 

1256 

POP.  37,180. 

Delhi                          Reporter                 W. 

M 

LEEDS. 

Vindicator              W. 

M 

Port  Dover                Maple  Leaf            W. 

y4 

POP.  25,000. 

Port  Rowan              News                       W. 

j^ 

Athens 
*Brockville 

Reporter                 W. 
Recorder                 D. 
W. 

K 

1300 
1350 

*Simcoe                        British  Canadian  W. 
NorfolkReform'r  W. 
Waterford                 Star                        W. 

I4i 

u 

Times                       D 

" 

s.-w! 

IT£ 

NORTHUMBERLAND. 

Gananoque 

Journal                   W. 

X 

POP.  36,948. 

Westport 

Reporter                 W. 
Mirror                     W. 

% 

Brighton                    Ensign                    W. 
Campbellford           Dispatch                 W. 

% 

LENNOX  &  ADDINGTON. 

Herald                    W. 
*Cobourg                     Post                         W. 

X 

POP.  39,054. 

Sentinel-Star         W. 

*Napanee 

Beaver.                    W. 
Ex  press                  W. 
Star                         W. 

2800 

World                     W. 
Colborne                    Enterprise             W. 
Express                  W. 

K. 

Hastings                    Star                         W. 

ft 

LINCOLN  &  NIAGARA. 

Warkworth               Journal                   W. 

% 

POP.  23,806. 

ONTARIO. 

Beamsville 

Express                  W. 

i/ 

POP.  58,543. 

Grimsby 
*St.  Catharines 

Independent         W. 
Can.  Horticul'rist  M. 
Journal                    D. 

937 

4 

Beaverton                  Express                  W. 
Cannington               Echo                       W. 
.  Gleaner                  W. 

I 

W. 

i% 

Oshawa                      Ont.  Reformer      W. 

looo 

Standard                 D. 

i% 

Vindicator              W. 

I 

W. 

iji 

Pickering                  News                       W. 

1200 

^* 

Star                           D. 

i 

Port  Perry                 Observer                W. 

X 

Smithville 

W. 

Stamp  Reporter  M. 
Gazette                    W. 

K 

Standard                W. 
Sunderland               Banner                   W. 
Uxbridge                   Journal                   W. 

1400 
950 

N.  Ont  Times       W. 

MIDDLESEX. 

*Whitby                       Chronicle               W. 

IT£ 

Gazette              S  -W. 

1800 

POP.  118,758. 

Sunbeam                 M. 

K 

Ailsa  Craig 
Belmont 

Banner                    W. 
Times                      W. 

^ 

OXFORD. 

Glencoe 

Transcript             W. 

i 

POP.  48  552. 

London 

Advertiser               D. 

6'A 

Embro                        Courier                   W. 

x 

if 

S.-W. 
Canadian                M. 

9Y4 

Ingersoll                    Chronicle                D. 
W. 

72 
I  72 

Can.  Entomolog't  M. 

Oxford  Tribune    W. 

1 

Cath.  Record         W. 

0000 

Sun                          W. 

y. 

Echo                       W. 

672 

Norwich                     Gazette                   W. 

x 

Economist             W. 

Otterville                  Herald                    M. 

Farm  AdvocateS.M. 

187* 

Plattsville                  Echo                        W. 

yt 

Free  Press               D. 

Tavistock                   Gazette                   W. 

W. 

Mf 

Tilsonburg                Liberal                    W. 

y 

Industrial  BannerM. 

3 

Observer                W. 

y 

News                        D. 
Y.Friends'  Revi'wM. 

8294 

*Woodstock                Express                  D. 
S  -W. 

X 

Lucan 

Sun                          W. 

j£ 

Sentinel-Review    L». 

2641 

Newbury 

Journal                   W. 

* 

W. 

4788 

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*Woodstock                Times                      D. 

1500 

Renfrew                     Journal                   W. 

i 

W. 

3500 

Mercury                  W. 

1025 

PARRY  SOUND  (District). 

SIMCOE. 

POP.  14,515. 

POP.  84,834. 

Burk's  Falls              Arrow                     W. 

x 

Beacon                    W. 

1A 

Alliston                      Herald                     W. 

x 

Emsdale                     Guide                      W. 

*Barrie                         Examiner              W. 

i 

*Parry  Sound             Canadian                W. 

y2 

Gazette                   W. 

X 

North  Star             W. 

X 

41                             North.  Advance    W. 

1368. 

Sundridge                  Echo                       W. 

A 

Beeton                        World                      W. 

i  y% 

Bradford                    Witness  News.      W. 

X 

PEEL. 

Coldwater                  Planet                     W. 

X 

POP.  20,472. 

Collingwood               Bulletin                   W. 

Bolton                         Enterprise             W. 
*Brampton                  Conservator       S  -  W. 

y* 
1575 

Enter.  Mess          W. 
Cookstown                 Advocate 
Creemore                   Star                         W. 

52! 

Banner                   W. 
44                             Times                      W. 
Streetsville                Review  &  Herald  W. 

'1 

Elmvale                     Chronicle                W. 
Midland                     Free  Press              W. 
Orillia                          Can.  Workman      M. 

36722 

PERTH. 

Gospel  Herald       M. 
News  Letter          W. 

.       2 

POP.  50,311. 

Packet                    W. 

\Yz 

Atwood                       Bee                          W. 

i/ 

Times                       W. 

2391 

Listowel                     Banner                   W. 

i 

Penetanguishene     Herald                    W. 

14                             Standard                W. 

i/ 

Stayner                      Sun                          W. 

l/z 

Milverton                   Sun                          W. 

% 

Tottenham                Sentinel                  W. 

% 

Mitchell                     Advocate                W. 
Recorder                 W. 

ix 

STORMONT. 

St.  Mary's                  Argus                      W. 
Journal                   W. 

& 
1992 

POP.  27,158. 

*Stratford                    Beacon                     D. 

3/4 

*Cornwall                    Freeholder             W. 

2l/4 

W. 

2% 

Standard                 W. 

44                               Can.  Kolouist         W. 

Crysler                       Ensign                    W. 

y4 

Herald                       D. 

875 

Finch                          Advertiser              W. 

W. 

3475 

VICTORIA. 

PETERBORO. 

POP.  37,304. 

POP.  37,728. 

Havelock                    Standard                W. 
Lakefield                   News                       W. 
Norwood                    Register                  W. 

X 

Bobcaygeon               Independent          W. 
Fenelon  Falls           Gazette                    W. 
*Lindsay                      Canadian  Post        D. 
14                                        4>                     W. 

% 

*Peterboro                   Can.  Laundrym'nM. 

44                             Watchman    War- 

Examiner               D. 

JK 

der                        W. 

4/£ 

•>                                      «'                         \y 
Review                      D. 

*X 

Minden                       Echo                        W. 
Omemee                     Mirror                     W. 

X 

W. 

2/4 

Wood  vi  lie                  Advocate                W. 

Times                       D 
W. 

Record                    W. 

PRESCOTT. 

WATERLOO. 

POP.  50,473. 

POP.  24,173. 

*L'Orignal                  Advertiser              W. 
Advocate                W. 
Vankleek  Hill          Review                   W. 

x 

Ayr                              News                       W. 
*Berlin                         Berliner  Journal  W. 
Deutsche  Zeitung  W. 
4'                             Echo  v.  S.  Johan- 

1747 

PRINCE  EDWARD. 

POP.  20,892. 

nes                        M. 
Evang.  Bote           M. 
Gospel  Banner      W. 

2^ 

*Picton                         Gazette                   W. 

\y. 

44                            News  Record         D. 

\y^ 

Times                      W. 

1986 

44                                    "                        W. 

^X 

RAINY  RIVER  (District). 

44                             Philatelic      Advo- 
cate                      M. 

Koochiching 

Telegraph               D. 

\t 

Mines                           Rainy  Lake  Herald  W 

44                             Youths  Banner  S.-M. 

X 

Wabigoon                  Star                          W. 

y* 

Elmira                        Advertiser              W. 

l/2. 

Luth.  Volksblatt  Bi-A 

V.       ft 

RENFREW. 

Signet                      W. 

X 

Gait                             Reformer                D. 

IIOO 

POP.  46,691. 

W. 

2OOO- 

Arnprior                    Chronicle                W. 

2 

44                             Reporter                  D. 

I 

News                       W. 

3/4 

W. 

*x 

Watchman             W. 

Hespeler                    Herald                     W. 

y^ 

Cobden                       Sun                          W. 

X 

New  Hamburg          Volksblatt              W. 

i 

Douglas                      Advocate                W. 

900 

f    Independent          W. 

y* 

Eganville                   Enterprise             W. 

Preston                       Progress                  W. 

% 

Star                         W. 

3/4 

Waterloo                    Canadian  Bauern- 

*Pembroke                  Observer                 W. 

J  I/' 

freund                  W. 

M- 

Standard                W. 

1  ^/ 

Chronicle  Teleg.   W. 

2 

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COUNTY  LIST. 


245 


WELLAND. 

POP.  25,131. 
Bridgeburg                Review                    W. 
Niagara  Falls           Advertiser          S.-W. 
Record                     W. 

I 

Palmerston                Reporter                W. 
Spectator                W. 

WENTWORTH. 

K 

B 

Review 

W. 

1008 

POP.  70,361. 

Niagara    on 
Lake 

the 
Times 

W. 

% 

Dundas 

News                       W. 

K 

Thorold 
•Wetland 

Post 
People's  Press 
Telegraph 
Tribune 

W. 
W. 
W. 
W. 

3394 

"Hamilton 

Star                         W. 
True  Banner         W. 
Dominion    News- 
paper List           W. 
Herald                     D. 

"545 

33260 

6 

WELLINGTON. 

: 

Industrial  BannerM. 
Roy.  Templar       M. 

21000 

POP.  72,732. 

1 

Spectator                 D. 

7500 

Arthur 

Enterprise 

W. 

fi 

• 

S.-W. 

Clifford 

Express 

W. 

1A 

• 

Times                      I). 

5* 

Drayton 

Advocate 
Times 

W. 
W. 

3 

! 

S.-W. 
Vox  Lycei              M. 

31A 

Elora 

Express 

W. 

8 

Erin 
Fergus 

Advocate 
Canadian 

W. 
W. 

1000 

YORK. 

News-Record 

W. 

i 

POP.  290,259. 

*Guelph 

Advocate 

D. 

i 

" 

S.- 

W. 

i 

Aurora 

Banner                    W. 

M 

«' 

Can.  Forester 

M. 

25 

Markham 

Economist              W. 

1635 

M 

Herald 

D. 

i 

" 

Sun                          W. 

X 

" 

W. 

3 

Newmarket 

Era                          W. 

1737 

" 

H.C.  Leader 

M. 

" 

Express                  W. 

I 

'., 

Mercury 

D. 
W. 

«550 
475« 

Richmond  Hill 

Christ  Vanguard  SM. 
Liberal                    W. 

% 

" 

Out.   Agric.    Coll 

Sharon 

Ont  Chr.  Mag.      M. 

1 

Review 

'M. 

Stouffville 

Sentinel                  W. 

*Guelph 

Rainbow 

M. 

T4 

11 

Tribune                  W. 

y± 

Harnston 

Review 

w. 

i^ 

Sutton 

Herald                    W. 

K 

Standard 

w. 

Observer                 W. 

" 

Tribune 

w. 

i 

*Toronto 

(See  Condensed  List,) 

Hillsburg 

Beaver 

w. 

% 

Toronto  Junction 

Leader                    W. 

4619 

Mount  Fores 

>t            Confederate 

w. 

y\ 

" 

Tribune                   W. 

i 

Representative 

w. 

1104        Weston 

Times                      W. 

QUEBEC 

ARGENTEUIL. 

CHARLEVOIX. 

POP.  16,710. 

POP.   19,600. 

*Lachute 

News 

w. 

Bale  St.  Paul 

L'Echo                    W. 

y* 

" 

Watchman 

w. 

y\ 

S-*    1     •     Jt 

-t-  i—    «    t    i  s~*   •  •    Jt  \  / 

ARTHABASKA. 

POP.  (with  Drummond)  43,927. 
*Victoriaville  Echo  W. 

L'Union  W. 

BEAUCE. 

POP.  37.221. 
Agnes  Le  Travailleur      W. 

BEAUHARNOIS. 

POP.  16.666. 


CHATEAUGUAY. 

POP.  13865. 
Ormstown  Bulletin 


W. 


CHICOUTIMI. 

POP.  (with  Saguenay  estimated)  38,0:0. 
*Chicoutimi  Le  Progres  W. 

Le  Protecteur       W. 

COMPTON. 

POP.  22,782. 

*Cookshire  Chronicle 

Lake  Megantic        Chronicle 


1270 


Valley-field 

Le  Progres             W.           % 

HOCHELAGA. 

BERTHIER. 

POP.  (not  including  Montreal)  Si,  on. 

*Montreal                    (See  Condensed  List 

Pop.  19,839. 

Page.) 

*Berthierville 

La  Gazette              W.            V4 

HUNTINGDON. 

BROME. 

POP.  15,510. 

POP.  14,711. 

Huntingdon              Can.  Gleaner         W. 

1680 

*Knowlton 

News                     W. 

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JOLIETTE. 

Richmond 

News 

W. 

POP.  22,898. 

Windsor  Mills 

Times 
Times 

W. 
W. 

1500 

*Joliette 

L'Annonceur         W.           # 
L'Etoile  du  Nord  W.      2x00 

RIMOUSKI. 

" 

Le  Couvent 

M. 

POP.  33,400. 

KAMOURASKA. 

Rimouski 

Messageur 

M. 

Ste.  Anne  de  la 
Pocatiere 


POP.  20,455. 
Gazette 


W. 


LEVIS. 

POP.  26,995. 
*Levis  Bulletins  des  His- 

toriques  M. 

Moniteur  M. 

Quotidien  D. 

W. 

L'Hebdomadaire 
See  Quotidien 

MASKINONGE. 

POP.  17  830. 


*St.  Hyacinthe 


ST.  HYACINTHE. 

POP.  21,433. 


*St.  John's 


Le  Courrier  Tri.  W. 

W. 

La  Tribune  W. 

L'Union  D. 

W. 

ST.  JOHN'S. 

POP.  12.282. 
Le  Can.  Francais  W. 
Corticelli     Home 

Needlework        Q. 
Le  Courrier  W. 

News  W. 


Danville 
*Richmond 


RICHMOND. 

POP.  (including  Wolfe),  31,351. 
Times  W. 


Guardian 


THREE  RIVERS. 

POP.  (with  St.  Maurice),  22,600. 

*Three  Rivers  L' Eclair  W. 

Le  Trifluvien     S.W. 

"  W. 


& 


15 
5500 


*Louiseville                 Le  Progress 

w.         yi 

SHEFFORD. 

POP.  23,263. 

MISSISQUOI. 

Granby                       Leader                    W. 

2 

POP.   18,549. 

Mail                    S.-W. 
*Waterloo                    Advertiser              W. 

$ 

Bedford                      Press 
Times 

w.         y± 

W.               I 

Le  Journal             W. 

& 

Cowansville               Observer 
Farnham                   Leader 

W.               I 

w. 

SHERBROOKE. 

POP.  16,104. 

MONTMAGNY. 

*Sherbrooke               Examiner           S.W. 

275«> 

"                     W. 

3000 

POP.  14,724. 

Gazette                   W. 

¥ 

*Montmagny              Echo 

w.         % 

Le  Pionnier          W. 

La  Petite  Presse   W. 

OTTAWA. 

Le  Progres         S.W. 

I 

W. 

¥4 

POP.  62,697. 

Record                      L). 

2379 

Aylmer                       Review 

w. 

W. 

Buckingham             Post 

w.         y2 

Chelsea                      Beacon 

M. 

STANSTEAD. 

Hull                            Dispatch             S. 

W.           \T& 

POP.  18,072. 

Le  Spectateur   S. 

w.       iyz 

Coaticook                  Observer                 W. 

1 

PONTIAC. 

Magog                        Enterprise             W. 
News                       W. 

* 

POP.   21  851. 

Rock  Island              Journal                  W. 

1500 

Quyon                         Advance 
Times 

W.        869 

w.         y. 

TEMISCOUATA. 

Shawville                   Equity 

W.         y4 

POP.  25,704. 

Fraserville                Le  Bulletin  Politi- 

QUEBEC. 

que.                     W. 

POP.  (not  including  Quebec  City) 

,  23,000. 

"                          Le  Journal  de  Fra- 
serville               W. 

K 

*Quebec                       See  Condensed  List 

Le  St.  Laurent      W. 

Riviere  du  Loup       Le  Peuple              W. 

i 

RICHELIEU. 

Pop.  21,354. 

TERREBONNE. 

*Sorel                           Richelieu 

w. 

POP.  23,128. 

Sorelois               S.W. 

*St.  Jerome                 Le  Nord                  W. 

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NEW  BRUNSWICK. 

ALBERT. 

ST.  JOHN. 

Pop.  11,071. 

Albert                       Maple  Leaf           W.           % 

Pop.  (not  including  St.  John  City),  49,574. 

CARLETON. 

•St.  John                      Educational  Review 
M. 

POP.  22,532. 

"                        Gazette                   D. 

3% 

Hartland                    Advertiser              W.           % 

W. 

i 

*\Voodstock                Carleton  Sentinel  W.      1600 

"                          Globe                       D. 

: 

Dispatch                 W.      1600 
Press                       W.      1585 

S.W. 
Gripsack                M. 
Messenger  &  Visitor 

'2 

CHARLOTTE. 

W. 

5600 

POP.  25,752. 

New  Brunswick  Ma- 

St. Andrew's             Beacon                    W.             i 
St.  Stephen               Courier                   W.         2% 
Globe                      W. 

gazine                  M. 
Progress                 W. 
Railway  News       W. 
Record                     D. 

'A 

GLOUCESTER. 

Sun                           D. 
"                                    "                    W. 

39" 

POP.  24,897. 

"                          Telegraph               D. 

T. 

*Bathurst                     Le  Courrier  des  Pro. 

"                    W. 

Maritimes          W.             i 

Voice                       M. 

I 

KENT. 

WESTMORELAND. 

POP.  23,845. 

*Richibucto                 Review                   W.      1250 

POP.  41,478. 
Moncton                   Times                      D. 

1 

KING'S. 

POP.  24,090. 

W. 

"                          Transcript              D. 
W 

I 

Hampton                   News                       W. 

Sunbeam                M. 

V 

Sussex                        Cooperative  Farmer 

Sackville                    Argosy                    M. 

% 

S.M.      3000 
Record                    W.      1250 

Chignecto  Post  S.W. 
Shediac                       Le  Moniteur  Acadien 

I 

S.W. 

NORTHUMBERLAND. 

Pop.  25,715. 

YORK. 

Boiestowii                  Phil.  Messenger    M. 

POP.  30,379. 

Chatham                    Commercial           W.           % 
World                  S.W.           % 

•Fredericton               Butler's  Journal    M. 
Capital                    M. 

* 

W.              i 

**                          Farmer                   "W. 

Mir.  Advance        W.             i 
•Newcastle                  Union  Advocate    W.             i 

"                          Gleaner                   D. 
W. 

1953 
6308 

QUEEN'S. 

Herald                    D. 
"                      W. 

W 

Gagetown                   Gazette                  W.          % 

Normal  Light        M. 

1  * 

RESTIGOUCHE. 

Rel.  Intelligence  W. 
Reporter                W. 

2 

POP.  8,309. 
Campbellton             Enterprise            W.            i 

Royal  Gazette       W. 
University  Monthly 

Telephone             W.      1440 

M. 

* 

NOVA  SCOTIA. 

ANNAPOLIS,                                 Sydney                       Record                    D. 

1A 

POP.  19,350. 

W. 

Vi 

Annapolis                  Spectator               W.      1400 

COLCHESTER. 

•Bridgetown               Monitor                  W.          ij$ 

POP.  27,160. 

Middleton                  Outlook                  W.             i 

•Truro                        Colchester  Sun 

ANTIGONISH. 

Tii.-W. 
Lever                      M. 

2 

u 

POP.  16,112. 

News                        D. 

•Antigonish                Casket                     W.      2725 

W. 

Times  Guardian 

3400 

CAPE  BRETON. 

Tri.-W. 

2 

POP.  34,223. 

CUMBERLAND. 

North  Sydney           Herald                    W.         $£ 

POP.  34,5*9. 

•Sydney                       Advocate                W.             i 

•Amherst                     Amherst  Gazette  W. 

3 

Island  Reporter    W.             a 

"                             Evening  Press       D. 

^ 

MacTalla              W.       noo 

S.  W. 

A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


Amherst 

Mar.   Sentinel  S.-W.         1% 

KING'S. 

News                         D.            $2 

M 

S.  W.          i% 

POP.  22,489. 

Oxford 
Parrsboro 

Journal                   W.           % 
Leader                    W.           % 
Record                    W.           % 

Berwick                       Register                  W. 
Kentville                     Advertiser              W. 
Western  Chroni- 

i 
1500 

Springhill 

News                       W.          i% 
Church  Obser- 
ver                   S.  M.          l^ 

"                                 cle                         W. 
Wolfville                   Acadian  .               W. 
AcadiaAthenseumM. 

1 

" 

Sign  of  the  Cross  M.          i% 

Orchardist              W. 

i 

DIGBY. 

LUNENBURG. 

POP.  19,896. 

POP.  31,079. 

Bear  River 
*Digby 

Telephone              W. 
Couner                    W.          i^{ 

Bridgewater              Bulletin                   W. 
Enterprise             W. 

i 

i 

Weymouth 

Bridge  L'Evangeline        W.          i^ 

Le  Have  Gazette  W. 

" 

Free  Press              W.           y± 

*Lunenburg                Argus                      W. 

i 

Progress                 W. 

i 

GUYSBORO. 

POP. 

PICTOU. 

Guysboro 

Gazette                    W. 

POP.  34.541- 

New  Glasgow           Eastern      Chronicle 

HALIFAX. 

W. 

Enterprise             W. 

2 

POP.  71,421. 

Gazette                   W. 

Dartmouth 
*Halifax 

Atlantic  Weekly  W.       1340 
Acadian  Recorder  D.             3 
"              "  Tri  W.            % 

Saturday  Bulletin  W. 
*Pictou                         Advocate                W. 
Colonial      Standard 

1500 

» 

Advertiser              W. 
Chronicle                D.             5 

Stellarton                  Mining  Record 

S.M. 

'* 

11 

Tri.-W. 

*Westville                    Free  Press              w! 

1A 

W.             5 

i. 

Church  Work        M. 
Dalhousie  Ga- 

QUEEN'S. 

zette                                 y2 

POP.  10,610. 

" 

Echo  (Evening 
Chronicle)           D.             4 
Mail  (Evening 
Herald)               D.      4100 

Caledonia  Corner    Gold  Hunter          W. 
*Liverpool                   Advance                 W. 
Graphic                  W. 
Press                       W. 

i 

i 

*i 

Forward             S.  M.          i% 

", 

Herald                     D.      5038 
W.      1850 

RICHMOND. 

" 

Industrial  Ad- 

POP. 14,400. 

vocate                   ]\T. 

,. 

Jour,  of  Educt.  S.  Y! 
Marit.  Merc't  Bi-W. 

*Arichat                       Record                    W. 
St.  Peters                   Gazette                   W. 

1000 

i, 

Maritime  Med. 
News                     M.            y2 

SHELBURNE. 

" 

Presbyterian 
Witness               W.      3100 

POP.  14,954- 

** 

Royal  Gazette       W. 

Clarks  Harbor          Coast  Guard          W. 

34 

" 

Weekly  News        W. 

*Shelburne                  Budget               S.  W. 

\y^ 

4* 

Wesleyan               W.      4000 

VICTORIA. 

HANTS. 

POP. 

POP.  22,152. 

Baddeck                     Telephone              W. 

Hantsport 
^Windsor 

Advance                 W.            % 
Hants  Journal       W.      1654 

YARMOUTH. 

King's  College 

POP.  22,2:8. 

Record                 M.           % 

*Yarmouth                 Coast  Guard          W. 

Tribune                  W.          i^{ 

Herald                    W. 

3 

INVERNESS. 

Light                       W. 

News                         D. 

2 

POP.  25,779. 

W. 
Telegram                W. 

Port  Hawkesbury    Bulletin                    W           J< 

Times                       D. 

y\ 

Eastern  Journal    W           % 

S  W. 

254 

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COUNTY   LIST. 


249 


PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND. 

PRINCE'S. 

*Charlottetown          Examiner              W. 

2200 

*Sunimerside              Island  Farmer      W.         4^ 

Guardian                 D. 

1151 

Journal                   W.             5 

S-W. 

Pioneer                   W.             4 

"                        W. 

3IOO 

Pr.   Ed.  Is.  Agri- 

Herald                   W. 

1% 

culturist              W.         5^ 

Patriot                     D. 

5i 

Tignish                      L'lmpartial           W.             i 

"          .                W. 
P.  E.  Islander       W. 

2 

QUEEN'S. 

Royal  Gazette       W. 

*Charlottetown          Examiner                D.       1150 

iX 

MANITOBA. 

The  Electoral  Divisions  of  the  local  legislature  are  given  as  counties,  they  taking  the  same  place 
as  the  counties  in  the  older  Provinces. 

AVONDALE. 

LORNE. 

Hartney                     Star                         W. 

Carmen            .          Standard                W. 

y* 

Poultry                     M. 

Leader                   W. 

Souris                         Plaindealer            W.           ^ 

BEAUTIFUL  PLAINS. 

MANITOU. 

Mauitou                     Gazette                   W. 

Neepawa                    Press                  S.  W.       1077 

Mercury                 W. 

y* 

Register                 W.           % 

Sun                          W. 

BIRTLE. 

MINNEDOSA. 

Birtle                         Eye  Witness         W.           # 

Minnedosa                Tribune                   W. 

i^ 

Shoal  Lake                Star.                         W. 

BRANDON. 

Brandon                     Hard  Wheat  Belt  M. 

MORDEN. 

Independent          W.           ^i 

Morden                      Chronicle               W. 

\YI 

Sat.  Night  Times  W.           % 

Empire                   W. 

Sun                           D.        528 

W.       1560 

MORRIS. 

Times                      W.             2 

Morris                       Herald                   W. 

CYPRESS. 

Cypress  River          Prairie                    W.            l/2 
Glenboro                   Gazette                   W.           ^ 
Holland                    Observer                W. 

MOUNTAIN. 

Baldur                        Gazette                   W. 
Pilot  Mound              Sentinel                  W. 
Cartwright                Rock  Lake  R'v'w  W. 

l 

DAUPHIN. 

*  NORFOLK. 

Dauphin                     News                       W. 
Press                      W.           1A 

Austin                        Record                    W. 

Carberry                    Express                  W. 

Yi 

DELORAINE. 

News                       W. 
McGregor                  Herald                    W. 

i 

Deloraine                  Times                     W.            Yi. 

Napinka                    Gazette                   W.           ^ 

PORTAGE  LA  PRAIRIE. 

DENNIS. 

Portage  La  Prairie    Graphic                   D. 
Liberal                   W. 

g 

Elkhorn                     Advocate                W.           % 

News                       W. 

i 

Virden  .                      Advance                 W.           % 

DUFFERIN. 

ROCKWOOD. 

Roland                      News                      W. 

Stonewall                  Argus                      W. 

i/i 

Gazette                   W. 

Yi 

EMERSON. 

RUSSEL. 

Dominion  City          Echo                        W.           J{ 

Russel                         Sittings                   W. 

i 

Emerson                    Journal                   W.           % 

KILLARNEY. 

ST.  ANDREWS. 

Selkirk                       Journal                   W. 

X 

Killarney                   Guide                      W.           % 

Record                    W. 

y* 

LANSDOWNE. 

ST.   BONIFACE. 

Griswold                   Ledger                    W. 

St.  Boniface              Manitoba                W. 

*1A 

Oak  Lake                 News                      W. 

N.  W.  Review        W. 

i% 

A.  Mi  KIM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


250 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


SASKATCHEWAN. 


Hamiota 
Rapid  City 


Belmont 
Crystal  City 


Melita 


Hustler 
Reporter 

SELKIRK. 

Star 
Courier 

SOURIS. 

Enterprise 
Progress 


W. 
W. 


W. 
W. 


W. 
W. 


SOUTH  BRANDON. 

Wawanesa  Journal  W. 

TURTLE  MOUNTAIN. 

Boissevain  Globe  W.  y 

WESTBOURNE. 

Gladstone  Age  W. 

WINNIPEG. 

Winnipeg,  for  particulars  see  Condensed  List. 


NORTH-WEST  TERRITORIES. 


DISTRICT  OF  ALBERTA. 


'Calgary 

Herald 

D. 

«' 

W. 

" 

Independent 

W. 

" 

Tribune 

W. 

Cardston 

Record 

W. 

Edmonton 

Bulletin 

S.-W. 

" 

L'OuestCanad. 

W. 

Innisfail 

Standard 

W. 

Lacombe 

Advertiser 

W. 

Lethbridge 

News 

W. 

McLeod 

Advance 

W. 

" 

Gazette 

W. 

Red  Deer 

Gazette 

W. 

South  Edmonton 

Plaindealer 

W. 

Wetaskiwin 

Free  Lance 

W. 

650 
1941 


DISTRICT  OF  ASSINIBOI  A. 


Grenfell 
Indian  Head 


Sun  W. 

Prairie  Witness  S.M. 
Vidette  W. 


Medicine  Hat 
Moose  Jaw 
Moosomin 
Qu'apelle 
*Regina 


Saltcoats 
Whitewood 
Wolseley 
Yorkton 


DISTRICT  OF  SASKATCHEWAN. 


News 

W. 

53* 

Times 

W. 

Spectator 
Vidette 

W. 
W. 

X 

Leader 

w. 

1537 

N.  W.  Gazette 

S.-M. 

The  West 

W. 

Standard 

W. 

i 

Assinaboan 

W. 

Herald 

W. 

yi 

Echo 

w. 

T./ 

Enterprise 

w. 

550 

*Battleford 
Prince  Albert 


Herald 

Advocate 

Times 


W. 
W. 

W. 


DISTRICT  OF  YUKON. 


Dawson  City 


Miner  W. 

Midnight  Sun        W. 
Nugget  W. 


BRITISH  COLUMBIA. 


DISTRICT  OF  E.    KOOTENAY. 


Cranbrook 
Fernie 
Fort  Steel 
Golden 

Moyie 
Nelson 


Sandon 


Herald 
Free  Press 
Prospector 
Golden  Era 
Miner 
Leader 
Economist 
Miner 

Tribune 
Mining  Record 
Pay  Streak 


W. 
W. 
W. 
W. 
W. 
W. 
W. 
D. 
W. 
W. 
W. 
W. 


1125 


DISTRICT  OF  W.  KOOTENAY. 


Kaslo 


Trail 


Kootenain 
News 
Prospector 
Miner 


W. 
W. 
W. 

w. 


300 


News 

W. 

Ashcroft 

Journal 

W. 

*Greenwood 

Times 

W.             yt 

DISTRICT  OF  ROSSLAND. 

Kamloops 

Inland  Sentinel  S.W.          \yt 
Mining  Gazette     M. 

44 

Standard 

w. 

Rossland                    Miner 

D.          1% 

Revel  stoke 

Mail 

w. 

" 

W.         \Yt 

•  i 

Herald 

S.-W. 

Record 

D.        y, 

Midway 

r   Advance 

w. 

w.         Yt, 

Silverton 

Silvertonian 

w. 

Rosslander 

w. 

Vernon 

News 

w.         y^ 

Times 

w. 

Ymir 

Miner 

w.         y4 

DISTRICTOF  NEW  WESTMINS- 
TER. 

Chilliwack  Progress  W.  l/i 

Nanaimo  Free  Press  D. 

"  S.-W.  y4 

"  Review  S.-W. 

*N.  Westminster       Church  Record      M. 
"  Columbian  D. 

"  W.  i 

Vancouver.  For  list  of  papers  :  See  Con- 
densed List. 
Wellington  Enterprise  W. 

DISTRICT  OF  VICTORIA. 

Cumberland  News  S.W. 

Islander  W. 

New  Denver  Ledge  W. 

*Victoria,  for  list  of  papers  see  condensed  list. 

DISTRICT  OF  YALE. 


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COUNTY  LIST. 


251 


NEWFOUNDLAND 


BRIGUS  DISTRICT. 

Brigus  Vindicator  W 

HARBOR  GRACE   DISTRICT. 

*Harbor  Grace  Standard  S  -W. 

ST.  JOHN'S  DISTRICT. 

*St.  John's  Diocesan     Maga- 

zine W. 

Fieldian  M. 

H«ald  D. 

News  D. 

W. 


*St.  John's 


People  M. 

Royal  Gazette  W. 

Telegram  D. 

Trade  Review  W. 


TRINITY  DISTRICT. 

•Trinity  Record  W. 

TWlLLINGATE  AND   FOGO 
DISTRICT. 

*Twillingate 


Sun 
Standard 


W. 
W. 


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CLASSIFIED  LIST. 


AGRICULTURAL    AND     F 
INTERESTS. 

ONTARIO. 

Brantford          Canadian  Bee  Journal 
Grimsby  Can.  Horticulturist 

•Guelph  Ontario  Agricultural  College 

Review 

Kingston  Cheese  and  Butter   Maker 

London  Farmers'  Advocate 

Owen  Sound    Canadian  Co-operator 
Petrolia  Breeders  Advocate 

Toronto  Canadian  Sportsman  and  Live 

Stock  Journal. 

Canadian  Poultry  Review 

Farm  &  Fireside 

Farming 

Massey's  Illustrated 

Sun 

QUEBEC. 
Montreal  Cultiyateur 

Horticultural  Magazine 
Journal  d' Agriculture 
Journal  of  Agriculture 
Ste.  Anne  de    Gazette  des  Campagnes 
la  Pocatiere 

MANITOBA. 
Hartney  Star 

Winnipeg          N.  W.  Farmer  and  Miller 
Farmers  Advocate 

NEW  BRUNSWICK. 
Sussex  Co-operative  Farmer 

PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND. 
Summerside     Island  Farmer 

P.E.I.  Agriculturalist 

ARCHITECTURE.     (See  Trade.) 
ATHLETICS.  (See  Sports.) 


IAL 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA. 

Victoria 

B.  C.  Oddfellow 

M. 

" 

B.  C.  Record 

M. 

M. 

" 

True  Knight 

M. 

M. 

re 

COLLEGE. 

M. 
M. 

ONTARIO. 

S.  M. 

Belleville 

Albert  College  Times 

M. 

M. 

" 

Canadian  Mute 

SM. 

M. 

ive 

Guelph 
Hamilton 

Ontario  Agric.  Coll.  Review 
Vox  Lycei 

M. 
M. 

W. 

Kingston 

Queen's  College  Journal 

Bi-W. 

M. 

** 

Queen's  Quarterly 

Q 

W. 

Ottawa 

Owl. 

M. 

W. 

Univ.  Review 

M. 

Bi.  M. 

Toronto 

Acta  Victoriana 

M. 

W. 

" 

College  Times 

M. 

" 

Trinity  Univ.    Review 

M. 

" 

Varsity 

W. 

W. 

Whitby 

Sunbeam 

M. 

M. 

Wallaceburg 

Pick  Me  Up 

M. 

S.  M.     ! 
S.  M.     ' 

QUEBEC. 

W. 

Montreal 

McGill  Outlook 

W. 

" 

Presbyterian  Coll.  Journal 

M. 

14 

Univ.  Gazette 

S.M. 

M. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK. 

S.M. 

Fredericton 

Normal  Light 

M. 

S  M. 

University 

M. 

Sackvilie 

Argosy 

M. 

S.M. 

NOVA  SCOTIA. 

Halifax 

Dalhousie  Gazette 

M. 

W. 

wr. 

Windsor 
Wolfville 

King's  College  Record 
Acadia  Athenaeum 

M. 
M. 

MANITOBA. 

Winnipeg          Manitoba  College  Journal          M. 
St.  John's  College  Magazine     M. 


BROTHERHOODS. 

COMMERCIAL.    (See  Trade) 

ONTARIO. 

DENTAL.     (See  Medical.) 

Brantford 
Guelph 

Ancient  Forester 
Canadian  Forester 

M. 
M. 

DOMESTIC  AND  HOUSEHOLD. 

" 

Home  Circle  Leader 

M. 

ONTARIO. 

** 

Rainbow 

M. 

Hamilton 
Orillia 

Royal  Templar  Advocate 
Canadian  Workman 

M! 

Toronto             Canadian  Home  Journal 
Canadian  Magazine 

M.' 

Ottawa 

Anglo-Saxon 

M. 

Delineator 

M. 

Own  Sound      Can.  Co-operator  and  Patron 
Toronto             Can.  Craftsman  and  Masonic 

R  **^rtrH 

M. 
M. 

Designer 
Girls  Own  Paper 
Glass  of  Fashions 

M. 
M. 
M. 

Free  Mason 

Ladies  Journal 

M. 

«" 

Independent  Forester 
Independent  Oddfellow 

M! 

M. 

Leisure  Hour 
Saturday  Night 

W. 

" 

Select  Knights  of  Canada 
Sentinel  &  Orange  Advocate 

M. 
W. 

Truth 
Woman's  Journal                    S. 

\v. 
M. 

.'! 

Womans  Journal                       S 
Young  Womens  Gazette 

M. 
M. 

QUEBEC. 

Joliette            •  Couvent 

M. 

QUEBEC. 

Montreal           Home  Companion 

M. 

Montreal 

Bulletin  de  la  Soc. 

M. 

Metropolitan 

W. 

C.M.B.A.  Journal 

M. 

Le  Monde  Illustre' 

W. 

•Quebec 

Canadian  Oddfellow 
Association 

M. 
M. 

Samedi 
St.  Johns            Home  Needlework 

\v. 
Q. 

1! 

Y.M.C.A.  News 
La  Garde  Ind.  Champlain. 

M. 
M. 

NEW.  BRUNSWICK. 

Fredericton      Capital 

11 

NOVA  SCOTIA. 

St.  John             Progress 

W. 

Truro 

Lever 

M. 

N.  B.  Magazine 

ft 

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CLASSIFIED   LIST. 


253 


MANITOBA. 

QUEBEC. 

Winnipeg          Great  West  Magazine                 M. 

Montreal           Educational  Record 

M. 

Town  Topics                                 W. 

Stenographic  Can. 
Stenographers  Companion 

M. 
M. 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA. 

Quebec               Educational  Reports 
Enseignement  Primaire 

M. 
M. 

Vancouver         Town  Topics.                                W. 

Fleur  de  Charite 

M. 

LEGAL. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK. 

ONTARIO. 

St.  John            Educational  Review 

M. 

Toronto.            Canada  Law  Journal               S.-M. 

NOVA  SCOTIA. 

Canadian  Law  Times                   M. 

Halifax              Journal  of  Education 

S.-\\ 

QUEBEC. 

NEWFOUNDLAND. 

Montreal           Echo  des  Tribunaux                   M. 
Rapports  Judiciaires.                  M. 

St.  Johns             Fieldian 

M. 

Revue  des  Jurisprudence           M. 
Revue  Legal                                   M. 

FASHION. 

MANITOBA. 

ONTARIO. 

Winnipeg          Western  Law  Times                    M. 

Toronto             Delineator 

M. 

Designer 

M. 

Glass  of  Fashions 

M. 

LITERARY. 

Ladies'  Journal 

M. 

Truth 

W. 

ONTARIO. 

QUEBEC. 

Toronto             Can.  Home  Journal                     M. 
Can.  Magazine                               M. 

Montreal           Home  Companion 

M- 

Boys  Own  Paper                           M. 
Girls  Own  Paper                            M. 

Le  Monde  Illustr6 
St.  Johns           Home  Needlework 

W. 

Q- 

Ladies  Journal                              M. 
Leisure  Hour                                 M. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK. 

Methodist  Magazine                     M. 
Scottish  Canadian                         M. 

St.  John             Progress 

w_ 

Saturday  Night                             W. 
Sunday  at  Home                          M. 

FINANCIAL.    (See  Trade.) 

Truth                                               W. 

FREETHOUGHT. 

QUEBEC. 

Toronto             Secular  Thought 

W. 

Joliette              Couvent                                           M. 

Montreal           L'Abeil  Paroissiale                       M. 

GOVERNMENT  OFFICIAL 

La  Bonne  Literature  FrancaiseM. 
Metropolitan                                   W. 

PAPERS. 

Le  Monde  Illustre                       W. 

Ottawa               Canada  Gazette 

W. 

Le  Passe  Temps                            W. 

Patent  Office  Record 

M. 

Propagateur                              S.  M. 

Toronto             Ontario  Gazette 

W. 

Revue  Canadienne                        M 

Quebec               Gazette  Officielle 

W. 

Le  Samedi                                      W. 

Halifax              Royal  Gazette 

W. 

Verite                                               W. 

Fredericton       Royal  Gazette 

W. 

Home  Companion                         M.  . 

Winnipeg          Man.  Gazette 

W. 

Victoria              Brit.  Col.  Gazette 

M. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK. 

Charlottet'n      Royal  Gazette 

M. 

Fredericton       Butler's  Journal                            M. 

Regina               N.  W.  Terr.  Gazette 
St.  John's          Royal  Gazette 

M. 

W. 

Capital                                             M. 

St.  John             New  Brunswick  Magazine         M. 

HOUSEHOLD.    (See  Domestic. 

Progress                                          W. 

MANITOBA. 

HUMOROUS. 

Winnipeg           Great  West  Magazine                M. 

QUEBEC. 

Town  Topics                               W. 

Montreal           Le  Canard 

W. 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA. 
Vancouver        Town  Topics                               W. 

Le  Passe  Temps 
"                     Le  Samedi 

W. 
W. 

NEW  FOUND  LAND. 

HYGIENE.    (See  Medical.) 

St.  Johns           People                                             M. 

ILLUSTRATED  PAPERS. 

ONTARIO. 

MANUFACTURES.    (See  Trade.) 

Toronto             Boys  Own  Paper 

M. 

EDUCATIONAL.    (See  also  College.) 

Can.  Church  Magazine 
Can.  Magazine 

M. 
M. 

ONTARIO. 

Can.  Wheelman 

S.-M. 

Cycling 

S.-M. 

Toronto             Can.  Educational  Monthly        M. 

Delineator 

M. 

Can.  Stenographer                       M. 

Designer 

M. 

Canadian  Teacher                  S.-M. 

Girls  Own  Paper 

M. 

Entrance                                 S.-M. 

Glass  of  Fashions 

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Toronto             Leisure  Hour                                 M. 

Toronto             Can.  Practitioner                         M. 

Ladies'  Journal                             M. 

Canada  Lancet                              M. 

Methodist  Magazine                    M. 

Can.  Pharm.  Journal                   M. 

Onward                                          W. 

Dom.  Dental  Journal                  M. 

"                     Saturday  Night                            W. 
Truth    '                                         W. 

Dominion  Medical  Monthly       M. 
Journal  of  Med.  &  Surgery        M. 

War  Cry                                         W. 

QUEBEC. 

QUEBEC. 

Montreal          Can.  Med.  Record                       M. 

Montreal           Home  Companion                         M. 

La  Clinique                                    M. 

Le  Canard                                     W. 

Gazette  Medicale                          M. 

Metropolitan                                 W. 
Le  Monde  Illustre                        M. 

Journal  d'  Hygiene  Populaire    M. 
Medical  Journal                            M. 

Le  Passe  Temps.                           W. 
Le  Samedi                                    W. 

Pharmaceutical  Journal              M. 
Union  M6dicale  du  Canada        M. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK. 

Quebec              La  Revue  Medicale                     w. 

St.  John             Progress                                         W. 

MANITOBA. 

MANITOBA. 

Winnipeg          Manitoba  Lancet                          M. 

Winnipeg          Great  West  Magazine                 M. 

NOVA  SCOTIA. 

Town  Topics                                 W. 

Halifax              Medical  News                                M. 

INSURANCE. 

MERCANTILE.    (See  Trade.) 

ONTARIO. 

Toronto             Bulletin                                           M. 

MILITIA.    (See  Miscellaneous.) 

Business                                          M. 
Economist                                      M. 

MINING. 

"                     Monetary  Times                          W. 
"                     Money  &  Risks                             M. 

ONTARIO. 

QUEBEC. 

Ottawa               Can.    Mining    and    Mechan. 
Review                                        M. 

Montreal           Ins.  &  Finance  Chronicle      S.-M. 

Rat  Portage      Miner                                              w. 

"                    Shareholder                                 W. 

Sudbury             Mining  News                               W. 

JUVENILE  PAPERS.  (See  also  Religious) 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA. 

ONTARIO. 

Kamloops          Mining  Gazette                             M. 
Rossland            Miner                                              D 

London              Young  Friends  Review               M. 
Toronto             Boys  Own  Paper                            M. 

W. 
Victoria              B.  C.  Mining  Record                    M. 

Girls  Own  Paper                           M' 
Happy  Days                              S.-M. 

NOVA  SCOTIA. 

Onward                                          W. 

Stellarton          Maritime  Mining  Record      S.-M. 

Pleasant  Hours                             W. 

Sunday  School  Banner                M. 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Sunbeam                                    S.  M 

Young  Soldier  (Salvat.  Army)  W. 

ONTARIO. 

QUEBEC. 

Belleville           Can.  Mute.                                     M. 

Berlin                 Philatelic  Advocate                     M. 

Joliette              Couvent                                        M. 

Chatham            Record                                            M. 

Montreal           Childrens  Record                          M. 

London              Can.  Entomologist                       M. 

Ottawa               Can.    Patent    Office    Record 

LABOR. 

(Official)                                      M. 

ONTARIO. 

St.  Catherines  Stamp  Reporter                            M. 
St.  Thomas       Municipal  World                          M. 

Brantford          Better  Times                                  M. 

Toronto             Can.  Kennel  Gazette                   M. 

Hamilton          Industrial  Banner                        M. 

Can.  Stenographer                       M. 

London                                                                       M. 

Citizen  &  Country                        M. 

Toronto             Citizen  and  Country                    W. 

Nonpareil                                       W. 

QUEBEC. 

NOVA   SCOTIA. 

Levis                  Le  Bulletin                                     M. 

Halifax              News                                               W. 

Montreal           Can.  Military  Gazette             S.-M. 
Canada-Revue                               M. 

MANITOBA. 

Le  Passe  Temps                           W. 

Winnipeg         Voice                                                W. 

Philatelist                                       M. 
Sten.  Canadien                             M. 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA. 
Victoria              B.C.  Workman                             W. 

Stenographers  Companion        M. 
Quebec          .     Courner  de  Lievre                        M. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK. 

MEDICAL,       PHARMACEUTICAL, 
DENTAL  AND  HYGIENIC. 

Boiestown         Philatelic  Messenger                   M. 

ONTARIO. 

NATURAL  HISTORY.     (See  Scientific.) 

Kingston           Medical  Quarterly                        Q. 
Toronto             Canadian  Druggist                      M. 

PROHIBITION.     (See  Temperance) 

Can.  Health  Journal                    M. 

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SCIENTIFIC. 

Toronto              Can.  Merchants  Review              M. 

Can.  Pharmaceutical  Journal    M. 

ONTARIO. 

Can.  Shoe  &  Leath.  Journal      M. 

London              Canadian  Entomologist              M. 
Ottawa               Ottawa  Naturalist                        M. 
Toronto            Canadian  Journal  of  Science      Q. 

Economist                                      M. 
Hardware                                      W. 
Liquor  Journal                             M. 
Merchant                                   S.-M. 

QUEBEC. 

Retailer                                          M. 
Monetary  Times                          W. 

Levis                  Le  Bulletin  des  Historiques       M. 
Montreal           Canadian  Antiquarian                  Q. 

Money  &  Risks                             M. 
Plumbers  Bulletin                       M. 

Canadian  Record  of  Science       Q. 

Printer  &  Publisher                    M. 

Le  Jour.  d'Hygiene  Populaire  M. 

Trader  &  Can.  Jeweler               M. 

Courier  du  Lievre                         M. 

QUEBEC. 

SCHOOL.    (See  College.) 

Montreal          Can.  Journal  of  Commerce       W. 

SOCIETY.     (See  Brotherhood.) 

Can.  Painter  &  Decorator          M. 
Can.  Photo.  Standard                  M. 

SOCIETY   NEWS.    (See  Domestic.) 

Commercial  Gazette                    W. 
Can.  Grocer                                   W. 

SPORTS. 

Exchange  News                            D. 
Ins.  &  Fin.  Chronicle             S.-M. 

ONTARIO. 

Moniteur  du  Commerce             W 

Prix  Courant                                 W. 

Toronto             Can.  Kennel  Gazette                   M. 

Property                                       M. 

Can.  Sport'm  and  Live  Stock 

Pulp                                                 M. 

Journal                                          W. 

Real  Estate  Record                     M. 

Can.  Wheelman                       S.-M. 

Shareholder                                  W. 

Cycling                                       S.-M. 

Trade  Bulletin                              W. 

Trade  Review                               W. 

TEMPERANCE  AND  PROHIBI- 

Quebec             Semaine  Commerciale                W. 

TION. 

NOVA  SCOTIA. 

ONTARIO. 

Halifax              Maritime  Merchant                Bi-W. 

Hamilton          Roy'l  Temp'r  Advocate               M. 

Industrial  Advocate                     M. 

Toronto             Camp  Fire                                      M. 
Woman's  Journal                    S.-M. 

MANITOBA. 

QUEBEC. 

Winnipeg         Commercial                                  W. 

Montreal           Northern  Messenger                   W. 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA. 

Voice  from  the  Field                    M. 

Vancouver        B  C.  Weekly                                  W. 

TRADE  AND   MANUFACTURING. 

NEWFOUNDLAND. 

ONTARIO. 

St.  John's          Trade  Review                                W. 

Kingston           Licensed  Victuallers  Journal     M. 

Ottawa               Can.  Min.  &  Mech.  Review        M. 

TRAVEL  AND  TRANSPORTA- 

Peterboro         Can.  Lauiidryman.                       M. 

TION 

Port  Hope         Harness  Journal                           M. 

•  i  \*t  i  ^  . 

Toronto             Bookseller  &  Stationer               M. 

Toronto              Travel  &  Recreation                    M. 

Bulletin                                           M 

C.  P.  Courier                                  M. 

Business                                            M. 
Can.  Architect  &  Builder            M. 
Can.  Baker  &  Confectioner       M. 

Railway  &  Shipping  World       M. 
Western  World                             M. 

Can.  Bookseller                            M. 

QUEBEC. 

Can.  Board  of  Trade  Journal     M. 
Can.  Cigar  &  Tobacco  Journal  M. 

Montreal           Ry.  &  St.  Navigation  Guide       M  . 

Can.  Contract  Record                  W. 
Can.  Druggist                                M. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK. 

Can.  Dry  Goods  Review              M. 

St.  John             Railway  News                              W. 

Can.  Elect.  News                          M. 

Gripsack                                         M. 

Can.  Furniture  Journal              M. 

Can.  Engineer                             M. 

MANITOBA. 

Can.  Grocer                                 \f 

Can.  Journal  of  Fabrics              M. 

Winnipeg         Waghorns  Guide                         M. 

Can.  Lumberman                       W. 
M. 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA. 

Can.  Manufacturer                  S.-M. 

Vancouver        B.  C.  Guide                                  W. 

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Papers  in  other  Languages 
than  English. 


FRENCH. 

ONTARIO. 
Ottawa  Canada  Gazette  (Fr.  &  Bug.)    W. 

Le  Temps 

Sturgeon  Falls  New  Colonization 
Windsor  L,e  Progres 

QUEBEC. 

Seecondensed  list  for  full  particulars  of  French 
papers  published  in  the  Province  of  Quebec. 

NOVA  SCOTIA. 
Weymouth        Evangeline 

NEW  BRUNSWICK. 
Bathurst  Courrier  des  Provinces  Mari- 

times 
Shediac  Moniteur  Acadien  S. 

PRINCE   EDWARD   ISLAND. 
Tignish  I/Impartial 

MANITOBA. 
St.  Boniface      Manitoba 
Winnipeg          1,'Echo  L,e  Manitoba 

NORTH  WEST  TERRITORIES. 
Edmonton         1,'Ouest  Canadien 

DANISH. 

ONTARIO. 
Ottawa  Danebrog 


GAELIC. 

W. 

NOVA   SCOTIA. 

D. 

Sydney 

Mac  Talla 

W. 

W. 

W. 

GERMAN. 

ONTARIO. 

nch 

Berlin 

Berliner  Journal 

W. 

" 

Echo  von  St.  Johannes 

M. 

" 

Evangeliums  Bote 

M. 

W. 

Elmira 

Deutsche  Zeitung 
Lutherisches  Volksblatt 

W. 
Bi-W. 

N.  Hamburg 

Canadisches  Volksblatt 

W. 

Stratford 

Canadischer  Kolonist 

W. 

Toronto 

Kirchenblatt 

W. 

W. 

Walkerton 

Ontario  Glocke 

W. 

-W. 

Waterloo 

Canadischer  Bauernfreund 

W. 

MANITOBA. 

W. 

Winnipeg 

Nordwesten 

W. 

W. 

ICELANDIC. 

W. 

MANITOBA. 

W. 

Winnipeg 

Heimskringla 
Losgberg 

W. 
W. 

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Sameiningin 

M. 

SWEDISH. 

W. 

Winnipeg 

Canada 

W. 

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RELIGIOUS. 


ROMAN   CATHOLIC. 

METHODIST. 

ONTARIO. 

ONTARIO. 

Kingston           Canadian  Freeman 

W. 

Toronto 

Berean  Leaf 

W. 

London              Canadian 

M. 

" 

British  Messenger 

M. 

Catholic  Record 

W. 

" 

Christian  Guardian 

M. 

Ottawa               United  Canada 

W. 

" 

Epworth  Era. 

M. 

Toronto             Catholic  Register 

W. 

** 

Happy  Days 

S.-M. 

1 

Meth.  Magazine 

M. 

QUEBEC. 

Missionary  Outlook 

M. 

Onward 

W' 

Montreal           Abeille  Paroissiale 
Can.  Messenger  of  the  Sacred 
Heart 

M. 
M. 

• 

Pleasant  Hours 
Quarterly    Review    Service 
Sunbeam 

W. 

S.-M. 

C.M.B.A.  Journal 
Messager  Canadien  du  Sacr£- 

M. 

1 

S.  School  Banner 

M. 

Coeur 

M. 

NOVA  SCOTIA. 

Propagateur    des    Sous     Li- 

vres                                          S 

-M. 

Halifax 

Wesleyan 

W. 

Revue  du  Tiers-Ordre 

M. 

Semaine  Religieuse 

W. 

MANITOBA. 

True  Witness 

W. 

Quebec               Annales  de  St.  Anne 

M. 

Winnipeg 

Vox  Wesleyan 

M. 

Association 

W. 

Croix 
Enseignement  Primaire 

M. 
M. 

PRESBYTERIAN. 

Fleurde  Charite 

M. 

Semaine  Religieuse 

W. 

ONTARIO. 

Rimouski          Messageur  de  St.  Anne 

M. 

Chesley 

Asso.  Pres.  Mag. 

M. 

NOVA  SCOTIA. 

Toronto 

Presb3r.  Review 

W. 

Antigonish        Casket 

W 

Westminster 

M. 

MANITOBA. 

QUEBEC. 

St.  Boniface      North  West  Review 

W. 

Montreal 

Childrens  Record 

M. 

PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND. 

» 

Dom.  Presbyterian 
Presbyterian  Record 

W. 

M. 

Charlottetown  Herald 

W. 

NOVA  SCOTIA. 

CHURCH  OF  ENGLAND. 

Halifax 

Presbyterian  Witness 

W. 

ONTARIO. 

Belleville          Bay  of  Quinte  Churchman 

M. 

LUTHERAN. 

Toronto             Algoma  Miss.  News 
Can.  Church  Gleaner 

M. 
M. 

ONTARIO. 

Can.  Churchman 
Church,  Parish  and  Home 
Evan.  Churchman 
S.  School  Institute  Leaflet 

W. 
M. 
W. 
M. 

Berlin 

Elmira 
Toronto 

Evangeliums  Bote 
Echo  von  St.  Johannes 
Lutherisches  Volksblatt 
Kirchenblatt 

M. 
M. 
Bi-W. 
W. 

S.  S.  Leaflet 

W. 

S.  S.  Lesson  Cards 

W. 

S.  S.  Lesson  Helps 

W. 

MANITOBA. 

Teacher's  Monthly 

M. 

Winnipeg 

Sameiningin 

M. 

QUEBEC. 

Quebec               Diocesan  Gazette 

M. 

BAPTIST. 

NOVA    SCOTIA. 

ONTARIO. 

Halifax              Church  Work 

M- 

Toronto 

Canada  Baptist 

W. 

Springhill         Church  Observer                      S.-M- 

" 

Missionary  Link 

M. 

Sign  of  the  Cross 

M. 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK. 

New      West- 
minster         Church  Record 

M. 

Fredericton      Religious  Intelligencer 
St.  John            Messenger  &  Visitor 

W. 

W. 

NEWFOUNDLAND. 

MANITOBA. 

St.  Johns          Diocesan  Magazine 

M. 

Winnipeg 

North  West  Baptist 

M. 

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MISCELLANEOUS     DENOMINA- 

Toronto             War  Cry 
Young  Soldier 

W. 
M. 

TIONS. 

Young  Woman's  Gazette 

M. 

ONTARIO. 

QUEBEC. 

Montreal          Aurore 

W. 

Berlin 

London 
Newmarket 
Orillia 
Rodney 

Gospel  Banner 
Youths  Banner 
Youugf  Friends  Review 
Christian  Vanguard 
Gospel  Herald 
Gospel  News 

W. 
S.-M. 
M. 
M. 
M. 
W. 

Northern  Messenger 
Endeavor  Banner 
'•                   Y.  M.  C.  A.  News 

NOVA  SCOTIA. 

W. 
M. 
M. 

Toronto 

All  The  World 

M. 

Truro                 I^ever 

M. 

China's  Millions 

M. 

Congregationalist 
Endeavor  Herald 

W. 

M. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK. 

Expositor  of  Holiness 
Faithful  Witness 

M. 
W. 

St.  John            Voice 
Moucton            Sunbeam 

M. 
M. 

Home  Study  Leaflets 

M. 

Notes  for  Bible  Study 
Primary  Leaflets 

M. 
M. 

NORTH  WEST  TERRITORIES. 

Secular  Thought 

W. 

Indian  Head    Prairie  Witness 

S.-M. 

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The    Leading   Newspapers 
of  Canada. 


There  can  be  no  more  reliable 
index  to  the  conditions  of  intellec- 
tual life  and  the  prosperity  and 
advancement  of  a  country  than  is 
afforded  by  its  newspapers.  A  com- 
munity possessing  and  sustaining  a 
great  daily  cannot  be  other  than 
enlightened  and  progressive  for 
where  the  standard  of  intelligence 
and  of  aggregate  wealth  is  not  high 
such  a  paper  could  not  exist.  Not 
only,  therefore,  is  the  existence  of 
great  newspapers  an  assurance  of 
the  general  prosperity,  but  from  a 
study  of  their  growth  and  charac- 
ter can  be  accurately  guaged  the 
distinctive  features  of  the  national 
life.  A  press,  the  moral  tone  of 
which  is  healthy  bespeaks  a  simi- 
larly healthy  condition  of  society  in 
the  constituency  to  which  it  appeals, 
whereas  a  contrary  attribute  would 
not  only  be  baneful  in  its  influences, 
but  denote  that  the  public  taste  was 
already  corrupt. 

In  Canada,  fortunately,  the  gen- 


eral tone  of  the  great  metropolitan 
dailies  leaves  nothing  to  be  desired. 
There  are,  it  is  true,  proportionately 
fewer  great  representative  news- 
papers in  the  Dominion  than  in  the 
Republic  across  the  border,  but  these 
few  are  conspicuous  in  their  impor- 
tance and  influence  far  beyond  the 
comparative  populations  of  the  two 
countries.  An  illustration  of  this 
fact  is  best  afforded  by  the  Montreal 
Star,  whose  circulation  has  increased 
with  such  strides  during  the  last 
few  years  that  it  now  stands  recog- 
nized to  be  without  a  competitor 
in  the  Dominion.  And  this  can  be 
admitted  without  any  disparagement 
to  the  other  newspapers  of  the 
country,  for  the  Star's  circulation 
and  prosperity  are  so  phenomenal  as 
to  put  it  beyond  the  reach  of  anta- 
gonism or  even  jealousy.  A  daily 
circulation  of  over  51,000  and  a  cir- 
culation for  the  weekly  edition  of 
more  than  100,000,  while  the  total 
English  -  speaking  population,  in 


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men,  women  and  children,  of  the 
city  of  publication  (Montreal)  is  not 
over  65,000,  is  something  so  unpre- 
cedented as  to  excite  a  wonder 
which,  were  it  not  for  the  convincing 
logic  of  open  circulation  books, 
would  verge  on  incredulity.  Its 
explanation  lies  in  the  fact  that  the 
reputation  of  the  Star  as  a  news- 
paper has  become  so  great  that  its 
reading  clientelle  has  far  exceeded 
the  usual  confines  of  a  newspaper's 
contituency,  and  embraces  not  only 
the  entire  Dominion  but  extends 
also  into  the  neighboring  States  of 
the  Union. 

Naturally  so  great  a  result  has 
been  the  outcome  of  business  meth- 
ods of  the  soundest  nature,  and  it 
is  probably  not  too  much  to  say 
that  the  Montreal  Star  can  teach 
the  greatest  papers  of  the  United 
States  and  Canada  much  that  is  of 
vital  interest  to  the  advertiser  and 
to  the  advertising  agent.  The  ac- 
tual circulation  of  the  paper  is 
printed  from  day  to  day,  and  through 
this  best  of  all  means  the  Star  says 
to  the  advertiser  :  ' '  That .  is  what 
we  are  selling  you.  Before  paying 
for  it,  check  it,  and  see  if  you  are 
getting  it.  If  not,  don't  pay." 


The  Montreal  Star  is  to-day  the 
largest  one-cent  paper  in  the  world, 
without  any  exception.  Recently 
it  celebrated  its  Jubilee  year.  It 
had  something  to  celebrate,  too,  for 
the  Daily  Star's  circulation  had 
risen  to  over  51,000,  and  the  Week- 
ly Star's  to  over  100,000.  This 
circulation — and  it  is  a  point  worth 
noting — is  among  the  best  people  of 
the  country,  that  of  the  weekly  be- 
ing amongst  the  sturdy  yeomanry 
of  the  provinces.  On  this  occasion 
of  its  Jubilee  the  Star  received  con- 
gratulatory messages  from  .scores 
of  prominent  papers  in  this  coun- 
try, Great  Britain  and  the  United 
States,  and  from  prominent  adver- 
tisers the  world  over.  Among  the 
papers  from  whom  messages  were 
received  were  the  following  : 

The  Toronto  Mail,  Ottawa  Cztf- 
zen,Q\.\.awa. Journal,  Halifax  Herald \ 
Ivondon,  Ont.  Advertiser,  New  York 
World,  New  York  Journal,  Boston 
Globe,  Boston  Herald,  Philadelphia 
Record,  London,  Eng. ,  Daily  Mail ', 
and  Leeds,  Eng.,  Mercury. 

The  circulation  table  of  official 
figures  that  has  been  published  and 
which  is  republished  here,  is  signi- 
ficant. 


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OFFICIAL  FIGURES 


FOUR  LEADING  PAPERS 
OF  CANADA 


ONE  MONTREAL  PAPER  EQUALS  ALL  THE 
OTHERS  COMBINED. 


Montreal  Daily  Star  51,5001 

Montreal  Weekly  Star     -     102,500  i 

("The  Family  Herald  and  Weekly  Star  " 

Toronto  Daily  Globe    -    -   -    34,805) 

57,805 

Toronto-Weekly  Globe  23,000  J 

Toronto  Daily  Mail  -    -    -    -     30,500) 

40,500 
Toronto  Weekly  Mail  -  1 9,000  J 

Montreal  Daily  Witness          14,500) 

43,500 
Montreal  Weekly  Witness     29,000  J 


In  singling  out  the  Star  as  the  leading  representative  paper  of  Canada 
it  is  no  disparagement  of  great  papers  like  the  Toronto  "Globe"  and 
"Mail",  both  of  which  readily  concede  the  Star's  superlative  position. 

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TWO  QUESTIONS 


Arise  when  an  Advertising  Medium  solicits  a  share  of 
your  patronage. 

i.  —  What  is  its  Circulation  ? 
2.  —  Does  it  produce  satisfactory  Results? 


THE  ANSWERS 


GIVEN  BY 

The 
Toronto  News 


TO  THESE  QUESTIONS  ARE 


i.—  The  NEWS  has  a  Sworn  Bona-fide 
Paid-for  daily  average  of 


2.—  The  NEWS  does  produce  satisfactory  Results 

THE  PROOF 

i.—  The  SWORN  detailed  Statement. 

2.—  The  Testimony  of  the  Largest  and  Best  Ad- 
vertisers who,  having  used  NEWS'  Space 
are  unanimous  in  the  Opinion  that 
there  is  no  better  Medium.  (see  opposite  Page.> 

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THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY.  263 

CIRCULATION 

The  Sworn  Daily  Average  Circulation  of  THE  TORONTO 
NEWS  for  the  year  1898  was 

42,283 

The   Sworn    detailed    Statement   will    be   furnished    on 
application. 

RESULTS 

RIPANS  CHEMICAL  Co. — Profits  on  three  months'  sales  paid  for  twelve  months' 

advertising. 

SLOCUM  CHEMICAL  Co. — We  could  not  afford  to  be  without  a  "News"  contract. 
MUNYON. — Judging  from  the  answers  received  the  "News"  leads  them  all. 
DR.  SANDEN. — One  of  the  best  advertising  mediums  in  Ontario. 
DODD'S  MEDICINE  Co. — We  find  it  almost  a  necessity. 

EDMANSON,  BATES  &  Co.,  Medicines. — The  best  evening  paper  in  Canada. 
SALADA  TEA  Co. — We  consider  it  indispensable. 


THE  R.  S.  WILLIAMS  &  SONS  CO.,  (LIMITED) 
MANUFACTURERS  OF  CHURCH  PIPE  ORGANS,  PIANOS  AND  STRINGED  INSTRUMENTS 

OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION 
Factory  at  Oshawa.  Head  Office,  143  Yonge  Street 

THE  NEWS  PRINTING  CO.,  CITY.  TORONTO,  JANUARY  26TH,  1899. 

GENTLEMEN, — 

It  gives  us  great  pleasure  to  give  our  testimony  as  to  the  wonderful  result 
producing  power  of  your  paper.  We,  as  you  know,  are  and  have  been  large  adver- 
tisers in  all  the  leading  Ontario  papers,  having  used  both  the  condensed  and  display 
columns  of  nearly  all  the  dailies  in  the  Province. 

We  are  therefore  in  a  position  to  speak  comparatively  of  the  merits  as  advertis- 
ing mediums  of  the  newspapers  in  Ontario,  and  we  most  unhesitatingly  say  that  The 
News  has  been  for  our  business  by  far  the  best  medium.  We  have  used  your  "want" 
columns  with  wonderful  success,  and  your  display  columns  very  extensively,  and  with 
equally  good  results. 

We  do  not  wish  to  depreciate  the  value  of  other  mediums,  which  we  are,  and 
have  been  using,  but  we  think  it  but  fair,  to  let  you  know  that  for  the  purposes  of  our 
business,  The  News  is  certainly  the  best  advertising  medium,  and  we  have  tried  them  all. 
Yours  truly, 

THE  R.  S.  WILLIAMS  &  SONS  CO.,  LIMITED, 
Per  R.  S.  WILLIAMS,  JR. 


The  Medium  that  has  done  so  well  for  others  is  sure  to  pay  you. 

If    you    want    to    reach    the    people    of       TUC     M  CUIQ       T  *  P  <-4 

Canada  and  do  business  with  them  use        I  n  L     INLWo,      lOrOHtO,     1*3(1302. 

GEO.   E.  SCROGGIE,  J.  J.  GIBBONS,  WM.   DOUGLAS, 

ADVERTISING  MANAGER.  245  BROADWAY.  NEW  YORK.  MANAGER     AND  EDITOR 

A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


264  THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY 

THERE  are  one  and  a  half  million  of  people  in  the 
Province  of  Quebec,  the  region  of  which  Montreal  is 
the  centre. 

There  are  300,000  in  Montreal  and  suburbs  alone.     Montreal 
is  the  largest  city  in  the  Dominion  —  it  is  growing. 
The  French-Canadian  of  the  Province  of  Quebec  is  one  of 
a  ruling  race.     The  popular  idea  about  him  is  wrong. 
He    is   not    a    foreigner.     He   is  one   of    the   people  —  he  is 
the  people. 

Eighty  per  cent  of  the  inhabitants  of  the  Province  of  Quebec 
are  French-Canadians.  They  are  an  intelligent,  well  read  class 
of  people.  They  transact  most  of  the  business  and  hold  most 
of  the  offices  in  the  Province.  They  have  supplied  some  of 
the  best  men  in  the  Dominion. 

The  French-Canadians  are  not  a  colony — they  are  a  nation. 
They  have  a  grip  on  the  country  that  it  will  be  hard  to  loosen. 
For  the  advertiser  to  attempt  to  reach  this  large  and  in- 
fluential people  through  the  English  papers  in  Canada  is  folly. 
They  are  French,  and  they  read  French  literature,  French 
books,  French  papers.  Why,  the  French  language  is  recog- 
nised in  Parliament.  The  minutes  of  all  proceedings  and 
debates  are  printed  in  both  French  and  English.  A  speech 
in  the  House  may  be  made  either  language.  Court  records 
are  kept  in  the  same  way. 

Naturally,  therefore,  the  French-Canadians  support  a  num- 
ber of  French  newspapers,  and  a  knowledge  of  these  is  a 
"sine  qua  non"  of  the  advertiser  who  would  be  seccessful  in 
the  Province  of  Quebec. 

"  LA  PRESSE"  of  Montreal  is  the  French  paper  of  Canada. 
It  stands  head  and  shoulders  above  all  the  rest. 
It  is  probably  the  most  progressive  French  paper  in  the  world. 
It  has  applied  American  business  methods  to  French  journ- 
alism. 

It  stands  on  a  little  pinnacle  of  its  own. 

The  field  which  "  LA  PRESSE"  covers  is  Montreal  city 
first  to  a  very  large  extent;  also,  Quebec,  I^evis,  Ottawa,  Hull, 
St.  Hyacinthe,  in  fact,  all  the  large  cities  of  the  Province 
of  Quebec. 

A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN   NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY.  265 

There  is  no  other  medium  in   Canada  which  so  thoroughly 
covers  the  Province  of  Quebec  as  "  LA  PRESSE." 
To-day  the  actual   average  circulation  of   "LA    PRESSE" 
is  over  66,200  copies  daily.     The  Saturday  edition  is  about 
70,000  to  85,000.     It  prints  no  Sunday  edition. 
"LA    PRESSE"    Building   is   a   handsome   six-story   struc- 
ture on  St.  James  Street,  Montreal.     The  paper  is  printed  on 
four  Goss  Duplex  presses.     It  employs  200  hands.     It  owns 
and    uses   ten    Mergenthaler  typesetting  machines.     Also    a 
complete   photo-engraving  plant.      It  requires  thirty  patent 
wagons  to  make  deliveries  to  city  agents  only. 
It  is  a  success. 

It  is  an  influential  and  valuable  advertising  medium.  Every- 
body who  knows  anything  about  Canadian  advertising  knows 
that  this  is  so. 

The  French-Canadian  is  a  pow^r  in   the  land.     He  cannot 
be  ignored.     He  makes  a  good  customer.     It  might  be  well 
for  the  advertiser  to  go  after  him  through  "  LA  PRESSE." 
The  advertiser  has  a  right  to   know   the    circulation  of  the 
paper  he  patronizes — "  LA  PRESSE  "  is  ready  to  prove — 
Our    books    are    open    to    each    advertiser,    and    a    written 
guarantee  accompanies  every  contract,  if  so  desired. 
There  is  no  other  paper  in  Canada  which   affords  such  facil- 
ities of  proving  circulation  as  "  LA  PRESSE." 
"  LA  PRESSE  "  IS  THE  LARGEST  DAILY  IN  CANADA 
WITHOUT  EXCEPTION,  FRENCH  OR  ENGLISH. 
The  circulation  of  "LA    PRESSE"  is  larger  than    that  of 
all  the  other  French  Daily  newspapers  in  Canada  put  together. 
The  circulation  of  "LA  PRESSE"  is  larger  than   that  of 
any  French  newspaper  published  in  America. 
Thousands  of  satisfied  advertisers  have  testified  to  the  ster- 
ling qualities  of  "LA  PRESSE"  as  an  advertising  medium. 
We  have  no  agents —  write  direct  for  rates. 
Arthur  Lamalice,  Manager  Advertising  Department. 

LA  PRESSE 
MONTREAL,  Que. 

A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NKWSPAPKR  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


266 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


Why  Has  the  ... 

Toronto 


Evening  Star 


Made  a  Hit  ? 

Because  it  has  the  confidence  of  its  Readers. 
Publishes  lla  the  news  that  is  fit  to  publish. 


A  FAVORITE  PAPER  WITH 
BUSINESS  PEOPLE 


Its 

Commercial 

page 

is 

a 

special 
feature. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


267 


A  Clean  Paper 


A  Welcome  Home  Paper 


A  PAPER  THAT  BRINGS 
RESULTS  TO  ADVERTISERS. 


Bona  fide  Daily  Circulation 


ALL  PAID  FOR, 
NO  FREE  COPIES. 


OFFICE: 
26  Adelaide  Street  West, 

TORONTO. 


Rates 

on 

application. 


W.  E.  CAIQER, 

Advertising  Manager 


A.   Mi- KIM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


268 


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British  Columbia's  Greatest  Newspaper, 


Largest  Circulation 
in  British  Columbia 

THE    PROVINCE 

Circulation  Boots 
Open  to  UnriMt 

POLIIi. 

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GOOD   TBAILH  NOW. 


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CIRCULATION  BOOKS  ALWAYS  OPEN. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


269 


BRITISH  COLUMBIA 


THE 


Sells  Gold  and  Silver. 

Buys  Almost  Everything  Else. 


"PROVINCE" 


DAILY 

and  WEEKLY 


OF  VANCOUVER,  B.C. 


BRITISH  COLUMBIA'S 
GREATEST  NEWSPAPER. 


THE  PROVINCE  BUILDING,  VANCOUVER. 
GUARANTEED  CIRCULATION  . . . 

greater  than  that  of  any  other  Daily  Paper  in  Canada  West  of  Winnipeg 


Advertising  Contracts  made  subject  to 
this  Guaranteed  Circulation. 


Books  always  Open  to  Advertisers^ 
Rates  on  application. 


THE   PROVINCE 

PROVINCE  BUILDING,  VANCOUVER,  B.C. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


270 


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SHREWD  ADVERTISERS 


m 


USE  THE 


Canadian  Magazine 


WHEN  THEY  WANT  TO  REACH  THE 
BUYING  CLASS.  EXAMINE  ITS  PAGES 
AND  BE  CONVINCED  THAT  MORE  HIGH 
CLASS  ADVERTISING  IS  CARRIED-THAN 
IN  ALL  OTHER  MONTHLIES  IN  CANADA, 
COMBINED. 


CANADIAN 
MAGAZINE 


SEPTEMBER,  1B9 


RATES 

ON 

APPLICATION. 


THE  CANADIAN  MAGAZINE 

TORONTO,  Ont. 


9CXXXXK><XKKKX><XXHXX>CH>0<XXK> 

THE  "PLANET" 

CHATHAM,  ONT. 

.  .  .  Daily  and  Weekly. 

Largest  circulation  West  of  London. 
We  have  one  of  the  largest  Job 
Offices  in  Canada,  and  for  years 
have  furnished  American  Medi- 
cal Houses  with  their  pamphlets 
and  other  Printing  required  for 
Canadian  Trade.  Our  Book  bind- 
ing Department  is  one  of  the 
best  known  in  Canada,  and  our 
Books  are  in  use  in  many  of 
the  leading  Banking  and  Mercan- 
tile Institutions. 

Estimates  Promptly  Furnished. 

S.  STEPHENSON,  Proprietor. 

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THE  ... 

OXFORD  TRIBUNE 

and  Canada  Dairy  Reporter 

Subscription,  $1.00  per  year. 

Circulated  largely  in  the 
finest  Dairy  and  Farming 
section  of  Canada. 

* 

The  Local  Advertising  patronage  it 

receives  is  a  sure  guarantee  of 

its  great  advantages  as  an 

Advertising  Medium. 

B.  B.  BAILLIE, 
Proprietor  and  Publisher. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


271 


Daily  Sun 


WITH  A  SWORN  CIRCULATION  OF  3911 
FOR  YEAR  1898,   AND  THE 


Semi-Weekly  Sun 


WITH  A  SWORN  CIRCULATION  OF  8033 
FOR  YEAR  1898,  ARE  THE  BEST  PA- 
PERS IN  WHICH  TO  ADVERTISE  ANY- 
THING WITH  A  VIEW  OF  REACHING 
THE  BETTER  CLASS  OF  READERS  IN 
THE  MARITIME  PROVINCES  OF  NEW 
BRUNSWICK,  NOVA  SCOTIA  AND 
PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND. 


Sun  Printing  Company, 


ST.  JOHN,  N.B. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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The  only  One  Dollar  12  page  Catholic  Weekly  Newspaper  Published 

IN  ENGLISH  IN  CANADA. 


Vol.  XLV1I1.    No.  88 


PRICE  FIVE  CENTS 


RECENT  HAPPENINGS  IN  EUROPE,  A  STRANGE  Mm  OF  BELIEF, 


THE  OLDEST  CATHOLIC  WEEKLY  PAPER  IN  CANADA. 

It  is  a  welcome  weekly  visitor  to  thousands 

jj*  «5*  »3* 

of  Catholic  families. 


SIMCOE  is  the  County, 
BARRIE  is  the  County  Town, 

The  Northern  Advance 

IS  THE  PAPER. 

Why  9    It  has  double  the  circulation  of 

The 
"  Chronicle" 
has  been   es- 
tablished    20 
years,     has 
grown     with 
the  town,  and 
enjoys  a  com- 
paratively 
large  circula- 

The  Chronicle 

ARNPRIOR,  Ont. 

The  best  local 
Newspaper  in  the 
OTTAWA  VALLEY. 

and  is  all  printed  at  home. 

It  is  purely  local  and  gives  all  the  news 
of  the  county. 

It  is  not  afraid  to  express  an  opinion  of 
its  own  on  all  public  matters. 

It  is  the  people's  paper,  taken  by 
people  who  pay  for  their  paper  or  what- 
ever else  they  purchase. 

CONSERVATIVE  IN  POLICY. 

McKiM  &  Co.  can  give  our   advertising  rates 
WE   GIVE   NO   POSITIONS. 

S.  WESLEY, 

BARRIE,  Ont.,  Can.  Proprietor. 


Arnprior  is  beautifully  located  on  the 
Canadian  Pacific  and  Ottawa,  Arnprior 
&  Parry  Sound  Railroads,  at  the  con- 
fluence of  the  Ottawa  and  Madawaska 
rivers,  and  is  the  centre  of  exten- 
sive lumber  operations,  marble  quar- 
ries, iron  mines  and  various  other 
industries.  The  surrounding  country 
is  rich  and  fertile,  and  is  peopled  by  a 
thrifty  and  intelligent  community. 

The  "Chronicle"  is  a  Live  Local  Paper, 
newsy  and  interesting,  and  is  an  active 
medium  for  conveying  the  announce- 
ments of  advertisers  to  a  prosperous 
and  appreciative  public. 

JEFFERY    BROS., 


PUBLISHERS  AND 
PROPRIETORS. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


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and  the  only  English  morning  daily 
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LOOK  AROUND  YOU 

SEE  THE  BUSINESS  OTHERS  ARE 
DOING  WITH  THE  AID  OF  NEWSPA- 
PER ADVERTISING.  WHAT  OTHERS 
ARE  DOING  YOU  CAN  DO.  A  GOOD 
ARTICLE,  PLUS  GOOD  ADVERTISING 
—RESULT  SUCCESS.  ADVERTISING 
THAT  IS  RIGHT  MAKES  ALL  YOUR 
OTHER  EFFORTS  MORE  EFFECTUAL. 


NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  IS  OUR  PROFESSION. 
THE  VERY  LARGE  VOLUME  OF  BUSINESS  WE 
HANDLE  WITH  CANADIAN  PAPERS  ENABLES 
US  TO  SECURE  VERY  LOW  PRICES  FOR  YOU. 
AND  OUR  THOROUGH  ORGANIZATION  AND 
COMPLETE  SYSTEM  ENABLES  US  TO  RENDER 
YOU  A  SERVICE  THAT  IS  WORTH  A  GREAT 
DEAL,  THOUGH  IT  COSTS  YOU  NOTHING. 


WE  WOULD  BE  PLEASED  TO 
TALK  IT  OVER  WITH  YOU. 

A.    MCKIM   &  CO., 

NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY 
MONTREAL. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN   NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


275 


SURPRISE  Soar 
b  the  cheapest. 

You  bur 
cake    for    only   5 
cents. 

It  makes  a  free, 
heavy  lather  but 
lasts  a  long  time. 

AD  the  dirt  comes 
out  of  the  clothes 
without  scalding, 
boding,  or  hard 

SURPRISE  won't 
Injure  or  fade  the 
most  delkate  fabrid 

It  will  save  you 
money,  time  and 
iemper. 

Remember  the 
name — 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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KINGSTON,  ONT. 

EDW.  J.  B.  PENSE,  Publisher. 

The  newsy  paper  of  Eastern  Ontario  and  the 
only  one  having  a  general  circulation.  No  other 
Kingston  daily  issue  has  one  half  of  its  output.  No 
other  weekly  has  one  third. 

Circulation  is  the  sole  basis  of  value  in  adver- 
tising. Not  one  fourth  of  the  people  of  the  city  and 
district  can  be  reached  by  an)'  other  medium. 


ESTABLISHED  1850. 


The ... 

Carleton  Place  Herald 

8  PAGES — 48  COLUMNS. 

w.  H.  &  s.  J.  ALLEN,  PROPS. 
The  Leading  Local  Paper  in  the  Junc- 
tion Town.  Gives  special  prominence 
to  local  and  district  affairs. 

A  First-Class  Advertising  Medium. 
Subscription  Price,  $1.00  a  year  in  advance. 

The  Elmvale  Chronicle 

Is  considered  to  be  the  best  family 
paper  in  Sitncoe  County,  Ontario.   Its 
high    moral    standing    accounts    in 
some  measure  for  its  large  circulation. 
It  reaches  a  thousand  families  every 
week. 
WRITE  FOR  RATES  . . . 

J.  S.  GADD. 

EDITOR  AND  PUBLISHER. 


One  of  the  Cleanest  and  Newsiest 
County  Weeklies  is  the  .  .  . 

Ontario  Gleaner 

PUBLISHED  AT  CANNINGTON,  ONT. 

BY  W.  A.  ROBINSON. 

The  circulation  is  of  a  high  standard 
and  is  composed  of  the  best  class  of 
citizens  in  the  county. 

RATES  ON  APPLICATION. 

The  Carp  Star 

Reaches  the  best  families  in  Carleton 
County,  Ontario,  and  will  be  found  a 
splendid  Medium  for  Advertising. 

RATES  ON  APPLICATION. 

i- 

J.  MACL.AREN, 

PUBLISHER  AND  PROPRIETOR. 


A.   McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY.  277 


J. — Canada's  most  Progressive  and  up-to-date 
newspaper. 

2. — Largest  circulation  of  any  morning  paper 
in  Canada.  Guaranteed  to  exceed 
25,000  copies  daily. 

3. — Only  Canadian  paper  issued  every  morning 
of  the  year. 

4. — The  best  advertising  medium  for  the  money 
charged. 

5. — Any  Advertiser  free  to  examine  our  circu- 
lation books  and  mail  sheets. 

6. — Goes  into  every  post  office  of  Ontario. 

7. — We  try  to  please  advertisers  and  to  make 
them  our  friends  and  succeed  in  doing 
so. 

8. — If  you  are  not  in  the  WORLD  we  would  like 
to  have  you  as  one  of  our  advertising 
friends.  We  will  make  it  pay  you  to 
give  us  your  business.  We  can  give 
you  the  publicity  you  seek. 


A.  Me  KIM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


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WRITE  FOR  RATES.  Winnipeg,  Man. 


"The  Tribune" 

DESERONTO,  ONT. 

PUBLISHED  BY  ... 

The  Deseronto  News  Co'y,  Limited. 


Independent  in  politics  and  devoted 
to  the  best  interests  of  the  people. 

The  Best  Advertising  Medium  in 
Central  Ontario. 

RATES  MODERATE. 

"THE  TRIBUNE"  is  the  brightest  and 
newsiest  weekly  newspaper  published 
in  the  Bay  of  Quinte  District.  Its 
columns  are  replete  with  authentic  re- 
ports of  the  most  prominent  events  of 
the  day — foreign  and  local. 

Latest  mining  notes,  particularly  de- 
voted to  the  North  Hastings  gold  fields. 


Advertising 
in  the  West. 

NO  BETTER  MEDIUMS 
THAN . .  . 

The  Calgary  Daily  Herald 

The  Calgary  Weekly  Herald 

The  Revelstoke  Semi-W'kly  Herald 

The  Innisfail  Standard 

The  Wetaskiwin  Free  Lance 

The  Lacombe  Star 

The  Red  Deer  Globe 

SPECIAL  RATES  FOR  CONTRACTS 
COVERING  THIS  LIST. 

THE  CfllGRBY  HERflLQ  CO.,  Ltd. 

Calgary,  Alberta. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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The  City  of 
Ottawa,  Canada 

Population  within  3  miles 
of  City  Hall,  75,000.  Banks, 
10.  Miles  of  Street  Railway, 
30.  Railways  entering  City, 
9.  Railway  Stations.  3.  Trains 
running  into  the  City  daily, 
90.  Churches,  47.  Public 
Schools,  1 8.  Separate  Schools, 
9.  Parochial  Schools,  3.  Busi- 
ness Colleges,  4.  Colleges,  3. 
Seminaries,  Model  Schools, 
etc.,  4.  Convents,  8.  Orphan- 
ages, Asylums,  etc.,  9.  Hos- 
pitals. II.  Fraternal  and  Na- 
tional Societies,  18.  Miles  of 
Street,  100.  Miles  of  Perma- 
nent Pavement,  10.  Fire  Sta- 
tions, 9.  Parks  and  Squares, 
12.  Total  Assessment,  $23,- 
713,725.  Newspapers,  daily, 
4  ;  weekly  and  semi-weekly, 
7.  Monthlies  and  Annuals,  9. 
Suburbs,  18.  Hotels,  32. 
Restaurants,  23.  Theaters,  3. 
Rinks,  6. 

Every  month  the  Government 
pays  over  fioo.ooc  to  the  Govern- 
ment employees  in  Ottawa,  all  of 
which  is  spent  in  this  city 

Across  the  river  is  the  City  of 
Hull,  population  12.000,  a  famous 
manufacturingand  lumber  center . 

Within  the  city  limits,  and  10 
miles  of  the  city,  there  is  developed 
and  undeveloped  over  1,000,000  h. 
p.  from  the  rapids  and  falls  on  the 
Ottawa,  Gatineau  and  Rideau  Ri- 
vers, consequently  power  for  man- 
C  ufacturing  purposes  is  very  cheap. 


O  you  want  to  cover  this 
field  ?  One  of  the  wealth- 
iest and  most  progressive 


cities  in  Canada. 


(Morning  and  Evening  Editions) 
will  cover  the  whole  field  alone, 
and  will  quote  you  a  rate  for  both 
papers. 

Canada  has  only  one  Capital , 
the  Capital  has  only  one  morning 
newspaper,  and  that  is  The  Citi- 
zen (the  only  morning  newspa- 
per between  Montreal  and  To- 
ronto). 

The  Citizen  has  proven  it  has 
the  largest  circulation  of  all 
Ottawa  papers. 

It  carries  the  cream  of  local  ad- 
vertising. No  cheap  or  suggestive 
advertising  accepted. 

THE  OTTAWA  CITIZEN  CO.,  Limited, 
Ottawa,  Canada. 


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There 

is 

money 

in 

Kingston 

for 

you. 

Use 

the 

NEWS 

to 

get 

it. 


THE  NEWS 


DAILY  AND  SEMI-WEEKLY 


GRAM,  SHANKS  &  CARTER, 

PUBLISHERS. 


The. 


ESTABLISHED  1884 


Glengarrian" 


ALEXANDRIA,  Ont. 


Makes  money  for  advertisers. 
The  most  progressive  paper 
in  the  county. 


C.    J.    ORHGC, 

PROPRIETOR. 

LE  COURRIER 
DE  ST-JEAN 

ST.  JOHNS, 
* 

Thoroughly  covers  .  . 
this  prosperous  .... 
French  Canadian  section 


The  best  advertising  medium 
in  the  Eastern  Townships. 


ADVERTISING    RATES 
ARE   REASONABLE. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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The 
Value  of... 


TORONTO,  CANADA, 


S  AN   ADVERTISING    MEDIUM  is  easiest  estimated  by  the 

voluntary  expression  of  those  who  have  used  it  continuously  for  years. 


TAKE  THESE  AS  A  SAMPLE  OF  HUNDREDS  OF  OTHERS  THAT  CAN  BE  GIVEN  IF 
WE  HAD  THE  SPACE  AND  YOU  HAD  THE  TIME  TO  READ  THEM. 

You  are  well  aware  that  we  have  been  quite  extensive  advertisers  for  the  past  half  century, 
and  that  among  the  mediums  we  have  consistently  and  continuously  used  during  that  time 
The  GLOBE  has  taken  a  foremost  rank.  It  goes  without  saving  that  we  should  not  have 
continuously  used  the  Daily  and  Weekly  Globe  as  a  medium  did  not  we  consider  that  it 
catered  to  a  large  and  widely  scattered  constituency  which  it  is  our  desire  to  reach.  To  epi- 
tomise, we  would  say  in  a  few  words,  that  we  consider  the  GLOBE  one  of  the  best  advertis- 
ing mediums  in  Canada. 


The  Gurncy 
Foundry  Comp'y, 
Toronto. 

S.  C.  Wells  &  Co., 

New  York. 


The  J.   E.  Ellis  Co. 
Toronto. 


John  N.  Lake, 
Real  Estate  Broker 

Hamilton. 


Pope  Man 
Hartford,  Conn. 

Dominion     Radia- 
tor Company. 

Humphreys' 

Medicine  Comp'y, 

New  York. 

James  Pyle  &  Sons 
New  York. 

The  Slater  Shoe  Co 
Montreal. 


Your  Mr.  A.  C.  McPhee  has  asked  us  to  send  you  our  expressions  of  your  paper,  and  in 
doing  so,  would  say  very  briefly  we  consider  "The  Globe"  one  of  the  best,  if  :.ot  the  best, 
advertising  medium  In  Canada.  The  fact  that  we  have  increased  our  contract  the  coming 
year*  over  previous  years  would  be  an  indication  of  what  we  think  of  the  value  of  "The 
Globe"  as  an  advertising  medium. 

Mr.  Norman G.  Ellis,  Sec.-Treasurer,  writes:— We  take  great  pleasure  in  writing  you  to 
State  the  results  of  our  advertising  in  your  paper,  especially  for  our  Christmas  trade.  As  you 
know,  we  contracted  for  a  page  in  your  illustrated  Saturday  edition  ;  the  result  in  actual 
returns  that  we  could  trace  to  this  "ad"  simply  astounds  us.  We  might  say  that  our  cash 
returns  from  this  particular  "ad"  were  five  times  greater  than  we  ever  expected,  and  we 
attribute  our  exceptionally  large  increase  in  December  to  the  results  of  our  advertising  in 
your  paper,  and  would  on  no  account  let  our  contract  expire.  Hoping  that  you  can  do  as 
well  for  your  other  advertisers  as  you  have  done  for  us,  believe  us  to  1*  steady  advertisers  in 
The  Globe. 

Mr.  John  N.  Lake  writes :— I  think  it  is  only  fair  to  say  that,  while  I  have  been  advertising 
for  nearly  thirty  years  as  a  real  estate  dealer,  I  have  always  found  The  Glot>e  one  of  the  best 
mediums  to  reach  the  public.  But  oflate  I  have  had  special  reason  to  praise  your  paper.  I 
had  a  special  piece  of  property  for  sale,  also  a  patented  article  suitable  for  the  fanners.  I 
advertised  an  equal  number  of  times  in  51  different  papers,  all  professing  to  reach  the  parties 
desired,  and  got  more  inquiries  from  Globe  readers  than  all  the  others  combined. 

Mr.  Hunts.  Advertising  Manager  of  Columbia  Bicycles,  says:— We  are  well  pleased  with 
our  advertising  in  The  Globe  this  year,  and  selected  your  publication  because  inquiry  and 
observation  led  us  to  believe  that  The  Globe  was  one  of  the  best  advertising  mediums  in 
Canada. 


M 


Tohn  F.  Taylor.  Sec. -Manager,  says  in  his  letter  of  June  6th, 
es  for  advertising  we  prefer  The  Globe. 


S:— Of  all  the  large 


We  hove -always  included  The  Globe  in  our  list  for  Canada,  now  some  twenty  years,  as  we 
have  always  known  it  to  be  one  of  the  leading  papers  i  if  the  Dominion. 

We  hold  newspaper  advertising  to  1*  the  strong  arm  of  success  in  making  and  holding  a 
business  similar  to  ours ;  hence,  we  have  used  The  Globe  for  such  purpose  continually  for 
years,  deeming  its  circulation  the  largest  in  its  field,  and  its  constituency  of  the  best. 

If  you  wish  to  use  this  interview  so  as  to  state  that  "we  have  received  from  one  catalogue 
ad.  in  The  Globe  more  mail  replies  than  from  any  other  morning  paper  in  Canada  "  you  may 
do  so,  for  it  is  a  fact,  to  which  I  cheerfully  subscribe.  —  J.  P.  McConnell,  Adv.  Manager. 


The  above  is  enough  to  convince  the  thoughtful  advertiser  who 
wants  results  that  every  copy  of  The  Globe  is  like  a  well  directed 
bullet,  it  hits  the  bull's-eye  and  scores. 


THE     DAILY     GLOBE     COVERS    THE     RICHEST    FIELD     IN     CANADA    AND     AS     AN 
ADVERTISING     MEDIUM     HAS     NO     EQUAL     IN     THE     DOMINION. 


Results  Count,  £! 


AND  THAT  IS  WHY  ITS 
ADVERTISERS  ARE  PLEASED  PATRONS. 


Sworn  statement  of  circulation  and  rates  cheerfully  furnished. 
THE     GL.OBB,  Toronto,  Canada. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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^^l    LONDON   ADVERTISER    ?. 

TWO  DAILY  EDITIONS. 


TWO  DAILY  EDITIONS. 

^-   «_•«_•«_•     :J   'J  :_»  : 

BEST   IN   THE   WEST. 


The  editions  Roill!  nnij  U/PPlf  111  flltUPrtiCDF  have  been  issued.  They  are  irreproachable 
of  the    .   .   .    Udlly  01(11  nCCRly  nlUfClllOCI  mediums  in  Western  Ontario. 

They  head  the  list,  being  the  most  popular,  progressive  and  influential  newspapers. 

The  DAILY  is  the  brightest,  cleanest  and  best  home  paper  in  Ontario. 

The  NOON  EDITION  has  the  largest  mail  edition  of  any  afternoon  paper  printed 
in  Ontario.  Western  Ontario  covered  completely.  The  second  Edition  is  delivered  by 
carriers  and  over  150  stores  direct  to  the  homes  of  the  people. 

Both  editions  are  supported  by  the  largest  advertisers  in  the  U.  S  and  Canada,  while 
the  local  merchants  look  upon  the  Daily  as  having  all  the  elements  of  value — quantity  and 
quality  of  circulation,  character,  ability,  and  the  confidence  and  support  of  the  public. 

Send  for  rates  and  testimonials. 

ADVERTISER  PRINTING  and  PUB.  CO.,  Ltd., 

LONDON,  CANADA. 


FRANK  ADAMS. 


H.  A.  KOMPASS. 


JOHN  CAMERON. 

FOUNDER    AND   EDITOR. 


WESTERN  ADVERTISER 


WEEKLY  EDITION. 


the  ..  . 
Independent 


ORIMSBY,  Ont. 


Goes  into  every  Home  in 
the  Garden  of  Canada. 


JAS.  A.  LIVINGSTON, 

PUBLISHER. 


Cbe .. . 
flylmer  express 

12  PAGES— WEEKLY 

Largest  circulation  through- 
out East  Elgin  of  any  paper 
published. 

SWORN  STATEMENT 

of  circulation  and  rates  on 
application. 

Subscription  List  open  to  Advertisers. 

£.  C'MONTEITH  &  CO.,  Props. 
AYLMER,  Ont. 


A.   McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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Established 
Half  a  Century. 


The  only  Morning 
paper  published  west 
of  Toronto,  Ont.,  and 
the  only  combined 
Morning  and  Evening 
paper  in  Western  On- 
tario. 


THE  FREE  PRESS 


LONDON,  CANADA. 


Two  Editions  Daily, 

Morning  and  Evening. 


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The  Largest  Evening  Circulation  in  London. 
The  Leading  Newspaper  in  the  West. 
Advertising  Rates  are  Reasonable. 


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A.   McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


QUELPH  MERCURY 


DAILY  AND  WEEKLY. 


GUELPH,  Ont. 

JSworii    detailed    Circulation : 

DAILY,  17OO;    WEEKLY,  5OOO. 

Published  in  the  city  of  Guelph,  Ontario,  the  Smithfield  of  Canada, 
the  MERCURY  covers  closely  the  city  proper  as  well  as  rich  and  famous 
stockraising  districts  of  Wellington,  Waterloo  and  adjoining  counties. 
In  the  wide  extent  and  high  character  of  its  circulation,  in  the  position 
of  influence  it  has  attained,  in  the  prominent  favor  it  has  received  from 
the  reading  and  advertising  public,  the  MERCURY  offers  advertising 
advantages  which  cannot  be  reached  by  any  paper  in  its  district.  It 
publishes  the  circulation  figures  every  day  so  that  the  advertiser  knows 
just  what  is  getting. 

Sample  copies  on  application. 

McINTOSH  &  GALBRAITH,  Proprietors, 

SUCCESSORS  TO   INNES  &   DAVIDSON. 


Has  a  large  local  circulation. 
Sparkling  and  interesting, 
newsy  and  wide  awake. 

Write  for  advertising  rates. 

CHAS,  CLARK,  Editor  &  Publisher. 


ESTABLISHED  1846. 


$1.OO  A  YEAR. 


THE  FREEHOLDER 

CORNWALL,  Ont. 

Is  the  oldest  paper  and  has  the  largest 
bona-fide  circulation  in  Stormont, 
Dundas  and  Glengarry.  Publishes 
more  local  news  than  any  of  its  con- 
temporaries and  is  the  best  advertis- 
ing medium  in  the  district. 

C.  W.  YOUNG,    -    PROPR.ETOR. 


CLIFFORD  EXPRESS 

].  R.  AITCHISON, 

Editor  and  Proprietor. 
HOME  PAPER  IN 

4  COUNTIES 

WELLINGTON  gSffiSjgSSS, 
HURON  -  -  Howick  Township 
BRUCE  -  -  -  Carrick  Township 
GREY  -  -  Normanby  Township. 

The  "Durham  Review" 

DURHAM,  ONT. 

Local  news  by  able  correspondents. 
Reports  of  Councils,  public  meetings, 
etc.  Markets,  etc.,  and  the  drift  of 
general  news.  First  class  advertising 
medium.  Rates  on  application. 

CHAS.    RAMAGE. 

i.  •*  PROP. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


28? 


Sample  of  Half-Tone  Hand  Engraved. 
MOORE  &  ALEXANDER 


THE  CAN      PHOTO-ENC.    BUREAU 


16  Adelaide  Street,  Wesi 


Toronto. 


A.   McKiM  &  Co.,  NKWSPAPKR  AOVKRTISINI;  AGKNCV,  MONTRKAL. 


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Inspiration . . . 
For  Your  Advertisers 

The  strife  for  Originality  and 
bright  Catchy  Illustrations  be- 
comes constantly  more  active  es- 
pecially with  those  Newspapers 
who  have  realized  that  the  adver- 
tiser's success  in  securing  results 
means  the  continuance  of  patron- 
age and  the  utilizing  of  more 
space.  The  Advertising  Manager 
should  be  able  to  suggest  and 
help  his  advertisers. 

NOW  THAT  IS  JUST  WHERE 

WE 
COME   IN 

We  can  help  the  Advertising  Man- 
ager of  any  Newspaper.  We  can 
help  the  advertising  writer  that 
is  worrying  his  brain  to  get  some- 
thing new  for  his  employers. 


WE 


ELABORATE  HIS  IDEAS 
SUGGEST  IDEAS 
CREATE  IDEAS. 


We  place  at  his  disposal  the  lar- 
gest and  most  complete  Photo- 
Engraving  plant  in  Canada,  and 
bring  to  his  assistance  the  ripened 
knowledge  of  years  of  experience. 

The  Best  Advertisers  in  Canada  use  our 
Engravings. 

The  Leading  Newspapersand  Magazines 
use  our  Half-Tones  and  Line  Drawings. 

Let  us  quote  you  a  price  for  your  next 
order  and  send  you  Samples  of  HALF- 
TONE, ZINC-ETCHINGS  from  Line 
Drawings,  &c.,  and  WOOD  ENGRAV- 
INGS and  DESIGNING. 


MOORE  &  ALEXANDER 


CANADIAN  .  .  . 
PHOTO-ENGRAVING  BUREAU. 


16  ADELAIDE  ST.,  WEST, 

TORONTO,  CANADA. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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ALL 

ADVERTISERS 

FIND 

GOOD 

RESULTS 

FROM 

USING 

"THE  TIMES" 


Che  times 


HAMILTON'S  LEADING 
FAMILY  PAPER     j»     j» 

II iy  $3*0 v  a  year,  delivered  or 
sent  by  mail  to  any  address  in  Canada 
or  the  United  States. 

SemMUcckly  $1.00  a  >e,,r. 

Times  Readers  get  all  the  news. 

Our  Job  Printing  can't  be  beaten 
for  Style  and  Workmanship. 

Railway  Cickct  Printing 

IN  ALL  ITS 
BRANCHES. 

* 

times  Printing  €0. 

LIMITED 

Hamilton,  Om. 

TESTIMONIALS 

THOMAS  W.  W  ATKINS,  of  the  Right  House,  corner 
of  King  and  Hughson  streets,  said  :  "Our  advertising 
has  always  brought  us  goo-i  returns  and  our  exten- 
sive use  of  the  Times  shows  our  appreciation  of  it. 

C  H  PEBBLES,  Grocer  :  "My  experience  has  been 
that  housekeepers  read  the  7) mes  to  a  greater  extent 
than  any  other  paper,  and  of  course  they  are  the 
people  I  want  to  get  at." 

F.  R.  SMITH  Proprietor  of  Smith's  Clothing  Man- 
ufactory :  "I  have  found  that  the  Times  advertise- 
ments bring  good  returns.  I  am  a  big  advertiser  and 
watch  the  results  carefully. 

SO  OTHERS  EQUALLY  FLATTERING. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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The  Gleaner 

F=REDERIGTON,     N.  B. 

DAILY   AND  WEEKLY. 

Published  at  the  capital  city  of  the  Province  The  Gleaner  has  the  largest 
circulation  and  is  the  most  influential  journal  circulating  in  Central 
New  Brunswick. 

The  Gleaner  covers  a  large  territory,  its  constituency  being  the 
wealthiest  agricultural  and  lumbering  districts  of  the  Province.  It  carries 
more  advertising,  both  local  and  general,  than  any  of  its  competitors. 
It  offers  exceptional  advantages  to  the  advertiser. 

The  Daily  Gleaner,  8  pages,  is  published  every  afternoon  in  time  to 
catch  all  out-going  trains,  and  reaches  all  stations  in  the  Miramichi 
district,  as  far  as  Chatham,  also  the  upper  St.  John  section  as  far  as 
Woodstock,  on  the  day  of  publication. 

The  Weekly  Gleaner,  16  pages,  is  issued  in  two  parts  twice  a  week, 
and  goes  into  a  greater  number  of  homes  than  any  other  paper  published 
in  New  Brunswick. 

The  Gleaner. 


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If  you  wish  to  sell  goods  in  the  prosperous 
North  West,  use 


ESTABLISHED  1882 


.     3 


THE  PRINCE  ALBERT  TIMES 


The  best  advertising,  medium, 
in  Saskatchewan    . 


J.  D.  MAVEETY,  Editor  &  Publisher. 

PRINCE  ALBERT,  N.W.T. 

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Trie  Qerman  Trade. 


The    NCW   Hamburg    "VOLKSBLATT"  reaches  75  per  cent  .of  the    I 
German  Canadians  of  the  New  Hamburg  district.     Practically  all  of  the  German    K 

population  of  South  Waterloo  read  it. 
* 

You  cannot  cover  this  district  without  it.     Write  us  for  prices. 


The  "  VOLKSBLATT," 


NEW  HAMBURG,  Ont. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.    NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


TOPONTOtNGIWMNti  Co 


THE  LARGEST 
AND  BEST 
EQUIPPED 


ESTABLISH- 
-MENT  IN  THE  DOMINION. 
Of  CANADA 

EMPLOYINfrASTAfTI 

Of  THE  MOST 
SKILLED  AP.TISTS 
ENGPAVEPS  AND     I 
PHOTOGPAPdERJ 


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HALF  TONE 
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We  don't  claim  a  Circulation, 


INVESTIGATING  COMMITTEE. 


On  invitation  of  the  NEWS  Mr.  T.  G.  Whiskard, 
Mr.  T.  W.  Gray,  of  Ranians,  Gray  &  Carrie,  Mr. 
Alfred  Taylor,  Manager  of  Oak  Hall  the  three 
largest  users  of  NEWS  advertising  space,  and 
Mr.  J.  A.  Nelles,  Secretary  London  Board  of 
Trade,  made  a  careful  investigation  of  the  books, 
lists  and  circulation  records  of  the  News.  The 
result  is  published  below.  The  same  invitation 
is  extended  to  all  past,  present  or  prospective 
advertisers. 

London,  3Oth  Dec.,  1898. 

We  have  pleasure  in  saying  that  we  have  been 
afforded  every  opportunity  of  investigating  the 
circulation  of  the  LOKDON  DAILY  NEWS. 
We  find  :— 

i.  That  the  average  number  of  papers  printed 
at  the  present  time  is  8,282  copies. 

i.  That  invoices  from  the  paper  mills  show 
that  the  LONDON  DAILY  NKWS  used  during 
the  year  1898,  262,088  pounds  of  white  paper, 
giving  a«  average  of  about  8,081  copies  daily 
throughout  the  year. 

THOS.  G.  WHISKARD, 
T.  W.  GRAY, 
ADFRED  TAYLOR, 
T.  A.  NELLES. 


Sworn  and  certified  oo*q  -„„;,. 
average  circulation,  B*43c8ples- 


C.  B.  KEENLEYSIDE, 


LONDON  DAILY  NEWS, 

LONDON,  CANADA. 


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THE  CANADIAN   NFXVSPAPKR   DIRECTORY, 


Still  Growing! 

In  1899  The  Dally  Expositor  increased  18^  over  1897  and  it  is 
still  growing.  It  covers  thoroughly,  and  is  delivered  each  even- 
ing by  the  EXPOSITOR  carrier  boys,  in  the  following  places, 
besides  Brantford  :  Paris,  St.  Oeorge,  Burford,  Harrisburg,  Mt. 
Vernon,  Norwich,  Waterford,  Srmcoe,  Lynden,  Cainsville, 
Scotland,  Oakland  and  Vanessa. 

The  Weekly  Expositor,  with  its  3,000  edition  each  week,  goes 
entirely  to  fanners  and  covers  Brant  county  thoroughly  and 
parts  of  Norfolk,  Wentworth,  Haldimond,  Oxford  and  Waterloo. 


The  circulation  of  The  Daily  Expositor  1898  averaged 
3,122  daily,  and  The  Weekly  Expositor  3.016  each  week. 

SWORN 
STATEMENT. 

YEAR.                                                   AVERAGE. 
1895 2.40O 

1896 2,537 

1897 2,617 

1898 3,122 


GEO.  W.  SURBEY, 


T.   H.    PRESTON, 


BUSINESS  MANAGER. 


EDITOR  AND  PROPRIETOR. 


TUP                                       ESTABLISHED   I860. 

THE 

"BRITISH  CANADIAN" 

THE 

OrilliaTimes 

ORILLIA,  Ont 

Circulation 
Considered, 

Advertising  costs 
less  in  the  Times 
than  in  any  other 
paper    published 
in  the  district. 

family  newspaper. 
Published  every  Wednesday. 


fln  Exceptional 
Advertising  medium 


Advertising  rates  reasonable. 

W.  Y.  WALLACE, 

S1MCOE,  Ont. 


Actual  average  : 
8  pages.     56  cols.      AH  home        2391  Copies. 
print.    Thursdays. 

The  advertiser  cannot  afford  to  overlook 
The  Orillia  Times,  for  thirty  years  the  lead- 
ing Liberal  newspaper  of  the  northern 
district.  It  enters  the  homes  of  the  people, 
and  is  far-reaching  in  its  influence. 

Superior  Presswork  Guarantees 
Readable  Advertisements. 

Send  for  sample  copy. 

Subscription  lists,  etc.,  open  to  inspec- 
tion We  court  enquiry,  and  have  nothing 
to  conceal.  Rate  card  and  full  information 
upon  application. 

You've  heard  of  Orillia; 
it's  the  liveliest  town 
of  its  size  in  Canada, 
and  has  unexcelled 
electrical  equipment 
both  lightand  power. 


U     T 
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ORILLIA,  Ont. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  XEWSPAPKR  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN   \K\VSI\\PER   DIRECTORY. 


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Morning 
Chronicle 


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Want  the  Best  for 
Your  Money  and  Should 
Insist  Upon  Getting  it 


Halifax 


Evening 

Echo 


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Newspapers  of  limited  and  inferior  quality  of 
circulation  are  willing  to  accept  advertising  at 
any  price,  but  no  matter  how  low  the  rate,  it  is 
mighty  expensive  to  the  advertiser. 

Quantity  and  Quality  of  Circu- 
lation Give  Quantity  and 
Quality   to   Advertisers. 


AND  WE  GIVE   BOTH. 


MORNING  CHRONICLE 


DAILY  AND  TR I -WEEKLY 


HALIFAX  DAILY  ECHO 

&  WEEKLY  NOVA  SCOT/AN 


HALIFAX,  NOVA  SCOTIA. 


The  circulation  of  THB  MORNING  CHRONICLE  and 
HALIFAX  DAILY  ECHO  combined  exceeds  that  of  all  the 
Daily  Morning  and  Evening  Newspapers  published  in 
the  Province  of  Nova  Scotia. 

They  circulate  principally  in  Newfoundland,  the  West 
India  Islands,  Cape  Breton  Island,  Nova  Scotia,  New 
Brunswick,  and  Prince  Edward  Island,  and  on  board  the 
Mail  Steamers  touching  at  Halifax. 


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Halifax 
|  Weekly 
>  Nova  Scotian  § 

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CHARLES  ANNAND, 


PUBLISHER. 


Q-OOOOO-O  OOOOOOO 


Halifax 

Tri=Weekly 

Chronicle 


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A.  McKiM  &  Co. ,  \KWSP.\PKR  Ain-KRTisiNG  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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COURIER. 


BRAKTrXIKU    IXHimiH    FRIDAY    HA 


Bobbinet 

Curtains. 

We  are  making  a  special  dis- 
play this  week  ot  the  very  latest 
novelties  in  Bobbinet  Curtains. 
which  at  the  present  time  are  hay- 
ing such  a  run  in  London,  Paris 
and  New  York  They  are 

Stylish, 

Graceful, 
Inexpensive, 
Washable. 


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Courier 


BRANTFORD,  Canada. 

Leading  Conservative  Journal 
of  the  District. 


:.".:;•..•.;       Weekly  Established  1834.  Daily  Established  1870. 

fl    j?"" 
,\  The  year  1899  marks  many  improvements  in 


Owing  to  increasing  circulation,  the  latest  type  of  Hoe  Double 
Cylinder  Press,  with  a  capacity  of  four  thousand  per  hour,  has 
just  been  put  in.  The  News- Room  has  also  been  equipped  with 
three  typesetting  machines  and  the  Associated  Press  Dispatches 
have  been  arranged  for. 

Rate  Card  on  application.  SEVILLE  BI<OS.,  Proprietors. 


CLOSE  QUARTERS 


BIG  RANGE 


The 


Napanee  Beaver 


HAS  A  CIRCULATION  OF 

OVER  3,OOO 

In  the  rich  counties  of  Lennox  and 
Addington,  Province  of  Ontario. 


No  Competition  in  a  territory  50  by 
100  miles.  No  other  paper  in  Central 
Ontario  offers  such  a  snap  for  advertisers. 


Write  for  rates, 

Wm.  TEMPLETON, 

PROPRIETOR. 


ESTABLISHED    1879 


The  Maple  Leaf 

ALBERT,  N.  B. 


A  newsy  little  sheet  published 
every  Thursday. 

* 

PRICE,  $1.0O  A  YEAR  IN  ADVANCE. 
Jt 

The  only  paper  published  in  the  county. 
THE  MAPLE  LEAF  has  long  been 
regarded  as  the  best  medium  for 
reaching  the  homes,  farms  and  indus- 
tries of  the  charming  little  county 
of  Albert. 


J.    H. 


RHODES. 

Editor  and  Publisher. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


295 


The  pioneer  one 
cent  paper  of 
Hamilton.          ^ 


The  Birmingham  of 
Canada. 


Independant 

Progressive 
k  Original. 


The 
largest 
circulation 
in  Ontario 
outside  of 
Toronto. 


f         The 
recognized 
want  Medium. 


The  model  newspaper  of  Canada. 

Read  by  the  masses. 

Reaches  every  home  in  Hamilton. 


ADVERTISING  RATES  FURNISHED 
ON  APPLICATION. 


Herald  Printing  Gompany  of  Hamilton 

Limited. 


B.  HARRIS.  SCC.-TREAS. 


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THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


IN  THE  FRONT  RANK. 


THE  STRATFORD  EVENING  HERALD 

=EEEE^EEEEEEE^^=     WEEKLY    HERALD 

The  City  of  Stratford,  Perth  County,  Ontario,  is  looked  upon  as  one 
of  the  most  progressive  of  the  smaller  cities  of  Ontario.  It  has  a  population 
of  10,531.  The  Perth  district,  surrounding  Stratford,  is  an  ideal  agricultural 
and  dairying  country,  peopled  by  Scotch,  English,  Irish  and  German  farmers 
of  the  best  class. 

The  Stratford  Evening  Herald  is  delivered  directly  to  the  homes  of  the  indus- 
trious and  thrifty  citizens  of  Stratford,  St.  Marys,  Mitchell,  New  Hamburg 
and  other  places. 

The  Stratford  Weekly  Herald  goes  extensively  into  every  section  within  a 
radius  averaging  not  less  than  twenty  miles  of  Stratford.  No  other  paper  in 
the  city  or  district  enjoys  so  large  a  circulation. 


See  Directory  proper  for  sworn  circulation  figures. 

ADVERTISING  OF  THE  RIGHT  KIND  BRINGS 
RESULTS  WHEN  PLACED  IN  "THE  HERALD." 


Schedule  of  Rates  sent  upon  application. 


An.. 
Ideal 


The 


I  Newmarket  Era 


Paper.     I 


YORK  Co.,  Ontario. 


It  covers  the  ground  in  North 
York  completely,  having  an  actual 
average  circulation  for  1898  of  nearly 
1800  copies  almost  exclusively  in  the 
riding  in  which  it  is  published. 

It  circulates  in  a  good  manufac- 
turing Town  and  a  rich,  long  settled, 
agricultural  community. 

The  "ERA"  Is  printed  all  at  home. 

No  plate  matter  is  used. 

All  type  set  in  its  own  office. 

L.  G.  JACKSON, 


EDITOR    AND    PROPRIETOR. 


If  you  wish  to  reach  18,000  people 
in  the  northern  parts  of 

HASTING  and  ADDINGTON  COUNTIES 

Place  an  advt.  in  the  columns  of  the 

Tweed  Weekly  News 

and  Hasting  County  Advertiser 

We  cover  thoroughly  : 

POPULATION- 
TWEED,  Hastings  Co 1,500 

HUNGERFORD  TP.,  Hastings  Co  .   .    .  s.ooo 
HUNTINGDON  TP.,  Hastings  Co  .   .      2,600 

ELZEVIR  TP.,  Hastings  Co 1,500 

SHEFFIELD  TP  ,  Addington  Co.    ...  4,000 
KALADAR  TP.,  Addington  Co  .   .   .  ) 
ANGLESEA  T.P.,  Addington  Co  .  .  V   1,600 
EFFINGHAM  TP..  Addington  Co.    .  J 
Besides  the  northern  portions  of 
Tyendinaga  and  Thurlow.          Total,    18,000 

INCLUDING  THE  VILLAGES  OF 

Bajfart,  Sheffield,  Kaladar,  Arden,  Mountain 
Grove,  Denbigh,  Northbrook,  Flinton,  Bridge- 
water,  Queetisboro.  Bannockburn,  Ivanhoe, 
Crookston,  West  Huntingdon,  Tuftsville,  Moira, 
Plainfield,  Latta,  Roslin,  Chapman,  Chisholm's 
Mills,  Thomasburg,  Stoco,  Larkins,  Marlbank, 
Erinsville,  Tamworth,  Enterprise,  Moscow, 
and  Yarker. 

For  rates  apply  to 

W,  J/TAYLOR,  Prop. 

TWEED.  OUT. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


295 


/Ifoeseenger  ^-Visitor. 


In  New  Brunswick 
and  Nova  Scotia  and 
Prince  Edward  Island, 
in  circulation  and  as  an 
advertising  medium  of 
value,  no  religious 
weekly  comes  within 
hailing  distance  of  the 


sitcr 


a  paper  which  reaches 

in  these  Provinces  more  than  900  post  offices 
and  is  the  official  and  accepted  organ  of  the 
50,000  Baptists  of  the  Maritime  Convention. 

For  sample  copies, 
rates  and  circul- 
ation, address 

the  maritime  Baptist 
Publishing  go.,  £td. 


ST.  JOHN, 


N.  B. 


way  ai^  ->\;nth  street,  ,  __ 
as  the  iXit  f rom  which  meat 
made. — Art  in  Adve 

As  to  the  relative  values  of  the  different 
classes  of  general  media,  I  may  say  briefly 
from  my  own  experience  that  we  have  found  re- 
ligious papers  to  bring  the  best  returns.  These 
papers  are  read  by  people  who  prize  them  very 
highly,  and  who  read  them  thoroughly.  Nine- 
tenths  of  these  papers  are  read  by  paying  suo- 
scribers.  I  have  often  wished  that  the  secular 
weeklies  had  the  same  strong  hold  upon  their 
readers.  But  they  do  not.  They  are  read  very 
little  in  a  thorough  manner.  People  buy  them 
for  their  caricatures,  etc.  They  do  not  have 
much  of  a  subscription  circulation.  Theirs  is 
mostly  a  news-stand  sale.—  The  Quaker  Oats 
Man,  in  Advertising  Expei  ieiice. 

'HH  Northy^«tern  Agency  of  t1—  Willia' 

•^*Hter,  (/  •  -s!_     inaug   »^_ — *.' 

-V  ^NjV' 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN   NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


I 


jH.AL/11^  A  A.     is   the    most    prosperous    city    in    the    Maritime 
Provinces.     Its  greatest  daily  paper  is 

The  Evening  Mail 

Daily  average  circulation  during   1898 — sworn  to  and  guaranteed 
by  the  Advertisers  Guarantee  Company  of  Chicago — 

4,193   Copies    .    .    . 

At  the  last  census  there  were  62 1 0  dwelling  houses  in  Halifax. 
It  will  thus  be  seen  that  the  MAIL'S  circulation  during  1898  was 
66^i%  of  the  total,  or  in  other  words  that  the  MAIL  was  a  wel- 
come nightly  guest  in  two  out  of  every  three  houses  in  Halifax, 

THE  MORNING  HERALD  PRINTING  &  PUBLISHING  CO. 


Wm.  DENNIS,  Managing  Director, 


WRITE    FOR    RATES. 


HALIFAX. 


AILSA  CRAIG,  ONT. 


BANNER 


FINE  JOB  PRINTING. 

The  BANNER  circulates  largely 
in  the  Townships  of  East  Wil- 
liams, West  Williams  and  Mc- 
Gillivray 

Our  Customers  use  only 
Good  Printing. 

RATES  ON  APPLICATION. 

GEO.  H.  NEWTON, 

Editor  and  Proprietor. 


Established  1870. 


The . . . 
Brighton  Ensign  [ 

E 

Has  the   largest  circulation  j 
in  the  county  of  East  North-  \ 


umberland,  Ontario. 


Circulation  nearly  1000 


Subscription  $1.00  a  year,  payable  in  advance 
Advertising  rates  reasonable. 

d££ 

C.  A.  LAPP  &  SON, 

EDITORS  A  PUBLISHERS. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


-'97 


NOVA  SCOTIA 


and  the  Maritime  Provinces, 


The  Halifax  Herald 


t 
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* 
* 

3: 


AVERAGE   DAILY 


CIRCULATION      \~*  j  \~*  *>~S  **^ 

I                                                                                                                                                                               I 

Sworn  to  —  and  guaranteed  by  the  Advertisers  Guarantee   Company 

j    of  Chicago. 

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I 

DETAILS  OF  CIRCULATION    DURING  1898 

* 

MONTH 

DAYS 

TOTAL 

AVERAGE 

I 

1 

JANUARY  .... 

26 

106015 

4,077 

E« 

.  FEBRUARY    .    .    . 

24 

100,780 

4.199 

^ 

& 

MARCH     .... 

27 

112,200 

4,155 

1 

APRIL  

26 

145,510 

5,597 

1 

MAY     .        ... 

26 

215.310 

8.281 

1 

& 

JUNE    

26 

172,404 

6.631 

I 

JULY    

25 

163,737 

6019 

i* 

AUGUST  .... 

27 

148,849 

5.513 

• 

I 

SEPTEMBER  .    .    . 

26 

135.226 

5,201 

1 

OCTOBER  .... 

26 

124,159 

4.775 

« 

NOVEMBER   .    .    . 

26 

128,943 

4,959 

V 

! 

DECEMBER    .    .    . 

26 

124,891 

4,804 

! 

S 

The  Year     ... 

3I, 

1  ,678,024 

5.395 

THE  HERALD  being  a  morning  paper  its  constituency  is  in  every 
town,  village  and  settlement  in  the  Province.  It  has  the  largest  circulation 
of  any  paper  published  east  of  Montreal — not  only  claims  it — but  proves  it. 

THE  MORNING  HERALD  PRINTING  AND  PUBLISHING  CO, 

Wm.  DENNIS,  Managing  Director. 


WRITE   FOR   RATES. 


HALIFAX,  N.  S. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


298 


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Unsurpassed  as  an  Advertising  Medium 


ESTABLISHED     184-6 


The  Gait  Reporter 


DAILY 
AND  WEEKLY. 


WATERLOO  COUNTY 


NEWSY    AND     RELIABLE. 


FAIR    TO    ITS    ADVERTISERS. 
CONSIDERATE    TO    ITS    READERS. 


JAFFRAY  BROS., 

GALT,  ONT. 


PUBLISHERS. 


BERLINER  JOURNAL 

Canada's  Leading  German  Newspaper. 

Best  circulation  in  North  Waterloo. 
Reaches  every  German  section  in  Canada 

CANADA  KALENDER 

An  annual.  Sworn  Circulation  (1899)  5,500 
copies.    A  Household  Book  in  every  Ger- 
man family  in  Ontario,  Manitoba  and  the 
Northwest. 
Do  you  advertise  in  it  ?    Send  for  sample  copy, 

English  and  German    r»,^Tr,.k.,«C;r,   -     usvr"7 
PAMPHLET  WORK        RITTENQER  &  MOTZ, 

BERLIN,    ONT. 


PAMPHLET  WORK 
is  our  specialty. 


/       If  you  want  to  reach  the  resident 
^  of  St.  Andrews,  N.B.,  and  those  in  ^ 
\   the  surrounding  districts,  use  / 

The  St.  Andrews 


BEACON 


Write  for         V 
Advertising  Rates.    / 

•^/\^-\ 


The  Designer 

The  most  popular  and  at  the  same 
time  the  Cheapest  Fashion  and  Home 
Magazine  published  in  Canada. 

(A  reprint  of  the  American  Edition.) 

Price,  85c,  per  year,  or  IQc,  per  copy, 

Sworn  circulation  8,500  per  month. 

PUBLISHED  BY 

THE  STANDARD  FASHION  CO., 

46  Adelaide  Street  West,  TORONTO. 


Established 
1862. 


The  Courier 

MORRISBURG,  ONT. 

The  best  facilities  for  job  printing 
in  the  County. 

Circulation  is  the  largest  of  any 
paper  in  Dundas  county. 

Our  advertising  rates  are  low  in 
proportion  to  circulation. 

CHAS.  A.  STYLES. 

Editor  and  Proprietor. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING   AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY.  299 

Advertising  in  Quebec  City 

...PAYS 


Every  Advertiser  of  1897  Every  Advertiser  of  1898 

Renewed  for  1898.  Renewed  for  1899. 

OUR  LIST  OF  ADVERTISERS  ARE  THE  BEST. 


£ead  in 

The... 

Daily  Telegraph      * 

FRANK  CARREL,  Publisher. 

j6r"The  only  Paper  in  the  City  that  has  made  a  sworn  statement  of  its  circulation. 
Jg?"The  following  appears  in  its  columns  every  day  :  "  We  claim  the  circulation 

of  the  "  TELEGRAPH  "to  be  larger  than  the  combined  issue  of  all  the  other 

English  newspapers  published  in  Quebec. 
THE  TELEQRAPH  is  printed  on  a  Duplex  Angle  Bar  Press  and  is  set  up  on  machines. 

She  Saturday  budget 

Quebec's  Popular  Weekly,  has  a  larger  circulation  than  any  other 
Weekly  in  the  District  of  Quebec. 

GOOD  RESULTS  GUARANTEED  ADVERTISERS. 

FRANK  CARREL, 


PUBLISHER. 


A.  McKi.M  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


,100 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


The 

Right  advt  in  the 
Right  paper  at  the 
Right  price  always  pays 


business  is  to 
Prepare  the  right  advt 
Select  the  right  paper  and 


A.McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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Mark 


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Advertisers  who  desire  to  reach  the  best  class  of  Canadian  Farmers — the  people 
who  will  buy  their  goods  and  can  afford  to  pay  for  all  they  get— should  nse 
the  columns  of 


FARMING 


The  only  Weekly  Agricultural  Journal 
in  Canada. 


WITH  IT 

IS    INCORPORATED 


M 


The  Ontario  Agricultural  Gazette 

The  official  organ  of  the  Dominion  Cattle,  Sheep,  and  Swine  Breeder's  Associations, 
and  of  the  Farmers  Institute  System  of  the  Great  Agricultural  Province  of  Ontario. 

It  is  read  by  every  officer  and  member  of  these  important  Associations, 
comprising  the  leading  stock  raisers  of  the  Dominion  and  by  more  than  10,000 
prominent  farmers  and  their  families  as  well. 

No  other  medium  can  give  its  advertisers  as  good 
results  for  the  money  expended  and  this  is  proved 
by  the  testimony  of  many  of  the  leading  manufac- 
turers and  dealers  in  farmers'  supplies  in  Canada. 
Send  for  copy  of  their  testimonials — or  better  still 
write  to  them  direct  for  information.  Their  names 
will  be  furnished  cheerfully  on  application.  Kates  are 
exceptionally  low  for  the  service  rendered.  Full  in- 
formation as  to  circulation,  rates  and  territory  covered 
will  be  given  to  prospective  advertisers  at  any  time. 

Address  : 


It  covers  the  whole  ground 

Farm,  dairy,  orchard,  garden,  opiary, 
poultry,  etc.,  from  the  preparation  of 
the  soil,  on  feeding,  breeding  and 
management  of  the  stock,  the  sowing 
and  growing  of  the  crop  to  the  mar- 
keting of  the  products  as  a  final  re- 
sult. For  17  years  Farming  has  main- 
tained its  characters  as  the  Canadian 
Farmer's  business  p_aper  and  is  read 
by  him  for  its  practical  value  and  not 
for  pastime.  Hence,  its  advertise- 
ments are  looked  for  and  eagerlj- 
read  by  every  one  of  its  subscribers. 


FARMING 

44-46  Richmond  St.  West,  TORONTO,  Can. 


The  Yorkton 

ENTERPRISE 

is  published  at  the  terminus  of  the  Mani- 
toba and  North  Western  Railway,  the 
base  of  supplies  of  the  largest  ranching 
district  in  Assiniboia.  The  ranchers  and 
farmers  of 

Saltcoats,  Kitnbral,  Crescent 
I,ake,  Pheasant  Porks,  Beaver 
Hills,  Theodore,  Sheko,  Fishing 
Lake,  Touch-wood  Hills,  Port 
Felly,  Swan  River  Indian  Agen- 
cy, Krmsask,  Kbeneyer,  and 
Wallace 

make  Yorkton  their  market ;  four  thou- 
sand export  cattle  were  shipped  in  1897, 
and  this  year  the  number  reaches  6,000. 
The  ENTERPRISE  circulates  amongst 
the  ranchers.  Advertisers  having  com- 
modities to  bring  to  the  notice  of  this 
class  will  find  a  renumerative  response 
through  the  columns  of  the 

ENTERPRISE. 


THE  WHEAT  CITY. 

Brandon,  Manitoba,  the  "  Wheat  City  " 

of  the  Canadian  West  is  a  profitable 
field  for  advertisers. 

The  Daily  Sun 

reaches  all  the  best  homes 
in  the  city. 

The  Western  Sun 

circulates  in  all  parts  of  Western 
Manitoba  and  is  the  best  weekly  in 
the  field.  A  trial  advertisement  will 
convince  you. 

Write  for  rates  to 

"  THE  DAILY  SUN," 

BRANDON,  Man. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN   NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


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THE  VANCOUVER  (B.C.) 

WORLD 

Daily  and  Twice-a-Week. 

has  a  larger  aggregate  weekly 
circulation  than  that  of  any 
other  two  newspapers  in  Brit- 
ish Columbia  combined.  It  is 
recognized  as  the  best  adver- 
tising medium  in  the  North- 
west. 


ADDRESS  THE  WORLD, 
fj^  d  VANCOUVER.  B.C.     b 

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THE  statement  is  equally  true,  that  no  advertiser   wishing 
to  reach  the  purchasing  class  of  the  Progressive  Province 
of  British  Columbia  can  afford  to  omit  the  World  from  the  list. 
Rates  and  sample  copies  on  application  to  publishers. 


A.   McKiM  &  Co.,  NKWSPAPKR  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


304 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


THE... 
RECORDER 


BROCKVILLE 


Daily  md  Weekly. 


Is  the  oldest  news- 
paper in  prosper- 
ous Eastern  On- 
tario. 


It  has  been  published  over 
79  years. 

Its  circulation  is  among 
well  to  do  towns  people 
and  farmers  of  Leeds  and 
Grenville. 

It  goes  into  the  homes  of 
the  children  and  grand 
children  of  itsoriginal subs- 
cribers. 

They  constitute  the  subs- 
tantial and  responsible  sec- 
tion of  the  community. 
Their  attention  can  best 
be  secured  through  the  col- 
umns of 

THE... 
RECORDER 

WRITE  FOR  RATES. 
Ask  McKim  about  it. 


THE  MONTREAL 
MEDICAL  JOURNAL 

A  MONTHLY  RECORD  OF 
THE  PROGRESS  OF 

Medical  and  Surgical  Science 

IS  ACKNOWLEDGED 

By  all  the  leading  Advertisers  as 
the  most  effective  medinm  before 
the  Profession  for  the  announce- 
ment of  Pharmaceutical  Prepara- 
tions, Surgical  Appliances,  etc. 

BUSINESS  COMMUNICATIONS 
SHOULD  BE  ADDRESSED  TO 

The  Montreal  Medical  Journal, 

Care  of  Gazette  Printing  Co., 
OR  P.  O.  Box  273.         MONTREAL.  CAN. 


SOME  REASONS  WHY 

Yoar  Advertisement 
should  appear  in 

THE  HERALD 

and  VALLEY  RECORD 


WALLACEBURG,  Ont 

It  is  a  local  family  paper  and  is  read  by 
everyone  in  the  household. 

It  enjoys  a  large  circulation  among  busi- 
ness men,  farmers,  mechanics  and 
laborers. 

It  is  the  only  paper  thoroughly  covering 
the  Town  of  Wallaceburg  and  the 
country  within  15  miles. 

ADDRESS  ALL  COMMUNICATIONS  TO 

R.  SUTHERLAND,  PUBLISHER 

WALLACEBURG,  ONT. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPKR  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER   DIRECTORY 


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THE  TIMES 


VICTORIA,  B.C. 


DAILY  AND  WEEKLY 


The  most  progressive  and  enter- 
prising newspaper  in  British  Colum- 
bia. The  daily  reaches  the  entire 
reading  population  of  the  cities  ;  the 
weekly  covers  the  entire  province. 
An  advertisement  in  both  will  reach 
a  large  proportion  of  the  population 
of  British  Columbia. 

The  "  Times  "  is  the  most  widely 
read  Paper  published  in  Canada  west 
of  Winnipeg,  a  distance  of  2,000  miles. 


Times  Printing  and  Publishing  Co. 

WILLIAM  TEMPLEMAN 

MANAGER 

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A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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The  Gait  Reformer 


Established  1848 


DKILY 


PUBLISHED 


GALT,  ONTARIO. 


Gait   is  the   leading  manufacturing  town  in  Ontario,  nearly 
all  classes  of  manufacturing  are  represented. 

The  Daily  Reformer  thoroughly  covers  the  towns  of  Gait  and  Preston. 

The  Weekly  Reformer  circulates  largely  in  the  adjoining  farming 
district,  which  is  one  of  the  wealthiest  Agricultural  Districts  in 
Canada. 

HUNT   &  SON,  Publishers. 


THE  HANTS 
JOURNAL  » 


PUBLISHED    AT 

WINDSOR,  Nova  Scotia. 


Can  render  advertisers  valuable  aid 
in  their  efforts  to  reach  Shipowners, 
Lumberers,  Manufacturers  and  the 
general  public. 

A  strictly  local  up-to-date 
Newspaper,  clean  in  tone 

and  well  printed*  $1 .00 

PER  ANNUM. 

Size  29x41^,  4  pages. 

JAS.  J.  ANSLOW, 

Editor  and  Proprietor. 


The  One  Sure  Way 

to  reach  the  people  of  the 
Annapolis  Valley,  the  most 
prosperous  section  of  a  pros- 
perous province,  is  to  use 
Nova  Scotias'  Best  Weekly, 
the 

Annapolis 
Spectator 

ANNAPOLIS,  N.S. 

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Advertising  Rates  not  high. 

SWORN  CIRCULATION,  1400  COPIES. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


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Advertisers 
cAlways  Appreciate 
Reaping 
<%tch  Returns 


And 


That  is  the  Regular  Result  Re- 
ported by  Advertisers  who  use 
the  columns  of 

TheGranby 
Leader 

and  *  «  * 

The  Farnham 
Leader 


GEO.  C.  WILCOCKS, 

Proprietor.  Granby,  Que. 

Farnham,  Que. 


A.. Mi  KIM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


THE  TIMES 


Che  ttleekly  times 

has  been  the  companion 
of  the  "oldest  inhabitant" 
for  half  a  century.  They 
are  the  solid  class  who 
have  the  money  and  con- 
trol the  destiny  of  every 
community.  To  reach 
them  the  necessity  of  ad- 
vertising in  The  Times 
is  obvious. 

12  Pages,  -  $1 00  per  year, 


WOODSTOCK, 
BIT. 

— ¥     - 

ESTABLISHED 
.  J853  . . 


Che  Daily  times 


reaps  the  benefit  of  the 
Weekly's  prestige  and 
has  taken  an  enviable 
place  amongst  the  fore- 
most dailies  of  the  Pro- 


8  Pages,  One  Cent  per  Copy. 


Half  a  Century 
Not  Excelled  AS  an 


of  Progress  in  the  Garden  of  Canada. 
Advertising  Medium  in   Western  Ontario. 

V.  L.  FRANCIS,  Proprietor. 


The  Commercial 

WINNIPEG,  Can. 

The  only  journal  which  reaches  the 
business  people  of  Western  Canada, 
including  the  mining  regions  of 
Northwestern  Ontario  and  the  Koot- 
enay,  the  grain  and  ranching  re- 
gions of  Manitoba  and  the  Territo- 
ries, and  the  British  Columbia  coast 
towns. 

ijtb  year  of  Publication. 


D.  W.  BUCHANAN, 

Publisher 


"  It  has  prospered  and  grown,  and  its  publishers 
merit  the  success  achieved  '' — FOURTH  ESTATE. 


"BUSINESS 

BRINGS 
BUSINESS. 


In  four  years 
results  have 
taughtadver- 
tisers  that  to  advertise 
in  "BUSINESS" pays.  A 
glance  at  the  number 
of  live,  healthy-looking  advertisements  in 
its  pages  is  evidence  clear. 

This  letter  from  Mr.  N.  C.  Fowler,  Jr., 
the  well-known  advertising  specialist,  and 
author  of  "  FOWLER'S  PUBLICITY,"  the 
largest  and  most  important  work  in  the 
world  on  the  subject  of  advertising,  is 
worth  quoting  : 

MR.  J    S.  ROBERTSON, 

Mail  Building,  Toronto,  Ontario. 
My  Dear  Mr.  Robertson  : 

Your  Deer mber  2oth  "BUSINESS"  received. 
I  congratulate  you.  It  is  the  best  issue  of  ''BUSI- 
NESS" which  I  have  ever  seen,  and  I  have  seen 
nearly  every  issue  since  "BUSINESS"  was  started. 
Re-illv  I  ought  to  extend  my  congratulations  to  the 
advertisers  of  Canada  instead  of  to  you,  because  you 
have  given  them  "Business.", 

Sincerely  yours,     N.  C.  FOWLER,  JR. 

Sample  copies  and  rates  on  application 

to  th*  Publishers 

THE  J.  S,  ROBERTSON  CO,,  -  Mail  Building,  Toronto. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN   NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


The  Hamilton  Daily  Spectator 

7s  novj  and  has  been  for  over  50  years  Hamilton's  favorite  newspaper. 
The  only  paper  in  Hamilton  giving  svjorn  statement  of  circulation 
and  "tohose  books  are  open  to  the  inspection  of  Advertisers. 

THE  TWICE- A-  WEEK  SPECTATOR 

Has  a  large  circulation  among  the  farmers  of  the  Niagara  Peninsula 

'"The  Garden  of  Canada." 
Advertising  rates  and  sample  copies  on  application. 

THE  SPECTATOR  ^PRINTING  CO.,  Limited. 

Hamilton,  Canaaa. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


3io 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


THE  EVENING  JOURNAL 


OTTAWA,  ONT. 


The  only  Ottawa  paper  which  swears  to 
and  publishes  its  circulation,  books  al- 
ways open  to  inspection. 

Ensures  an  efficient  and  remunerative  service  to  advertisers,  because  it  gives  both 

,  the  favorite  of  a  large 
;  country  for  many  miles. 
For  March  1899 
(the  last  month  prior  to  the  issue  of  this  directory),  the  following  was  the  showing  : 

SWORN  NET  DAILY  AVERAGE  CIRCULATION  7,583 

EXCLUDING  SPOILED,  UNSOLD,  RETURNED  and  SAMPLES. 

This  is  a  gain  of  more  than  50  per  cent,  over  the  average  daily  circulation  of 
September  1897,  showing  a  vigorous  and  healthy  growth.  Advertisers  can  count 
on  a  continued  satisfactory  progress. 

The  basis  for  yearly  and  extended  contracts  is  One  Cent  Per  Line. 

THE  OTTAWA  VALLEY  JOURNAL  <SEMEEKLY> 

SWORN  AVERAGE  CIRCULATION,  4,047  FOR  MARCH  1899, 

is  the  largest  circulation  in  the  counties  of  Carleton,  Russell,  Renfrew,  Pontiac, 
Wright  and  Labelle. 

THE  JOURNAL  PRINTING  CO.,  Limited, 

Sample  copies  and  rates  /VTTAM/A     rkMT 

upon  application.  OTTAWA,  ONT. 


THE ... 
MARKHAM 


SUN" 


Only  Conservative  Paper  in  East  York. 
Jfri.Sht,!          Circulation  now  1,200,  and 

oDICV 

Up-to-bate !  raPidIy  increasing. 

Circulation  has  increased  over  300 
since  July  I,  1898. 

A.  E.  FENNEL,  Publisher. 


*Uo  Set  Customers 

Advertise  in  their  favorite  journal. 

The  Enterprise 

NEW  GLASGOW,  N.S., 

will  be  pleased  to  introduce  you 
to  its  readers. 


Established 
I860. 


Milton,  Ont. 
Canadian  Champion 

The  largest  circulation  and  is  the  best 
advertising  medium  in  the  County  of 
Halton. 

Subscription,  $1.00  per  year,  in  advance. 
Sample  copies  on  application. 

WM.  PAtJTON, 

Editor  and  Publisher. 

The  Napinka  Gazette 

The  best  advertising  Medium  in 
Western  Manitoba. 

Advertising  rates  and  sample  copies  furnished 
on  application. 

From  appearance  and  general  make-up,  THE 
NAPINKA  GAZETTE  promises  to  be  one  of  the  lead- 
ing papers  of  the  Province.—  Winnipeg  Telegram. 


Eight  pages,  six  columns  to  page, 
every  Thursday.   Established  July 


Published 

culation  is  already  500  and  rapidly  increasing. 
FRANK  LUSH,  Publisher  and  Proprietor, 

NAPINKA,    Man. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


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Sljerbraok  (Examiner. 


The  Shcrbrookc 


Examiner 


Is  unquestionably  the  medium  through  which  the 
greatest  number  of  readers  can  be  reached,  having  the 
largest  bona  fide  circulation  of  any  paper  published  in 
the  Eastern  Townships.  The  EXAMINER  is  a  live  up- 
to-date  paper,  issued  every  other  day,  and  all  for  the 
low  price  of  $1.00  a  year. 

Advertising  rates  on  application. 

W.  A.  MOREHOUSE  &  CO., 

SHERBROOKE,   P.Q.  Publishers. 


Railway  ,  Book  and  Job  Printers. 


ISSUES    7* 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


THE... 


ESSEX  COUNTY 


WINDSOR,  Ont. 


Its  circulation,  Daily  and  Weekly,  equals  that 
of  all  the  other  papers  in  the  County  combined. 

Evening  Record—  8  pages. 

Weekly  Record  —  16  pages  (published  in  two  parts  Tuesdays  and  Fridays). 

Write  for  advertising  rates. 
THE  RECORD  PRINTING  CO.,  Limited 


ARCH.  McNEE, 

Pres. 


JOHN  A.  McKAY, 

Sec'y  Treas. 


The  Dominion 
Presbyterian 


MONTREAL 

TORONTO 

WINNIPEG 


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ANADA 
OMPLETELY. 


C.  BLACKETT  ROBWSON, 

Manager. 


THE  NEWS 


!  TILBURY,  Ont. 

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It  has  a  larger  circulation  in  the 
townships  of  Tilbury  East,  Tilbury 
West,  Tilbury  North,  Ronmey, 
Raleigh  and  the  village  of  Tilbury 
than  any  other  paper  published. 


Circulates  extensively  in  the 
counties  of  Kent  and  Essex,. 
"  the  garden  of  Canada." 


HUTTOIN   &    WILSON, 

.     Proprietors. 


A.  McKm  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN   NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


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More  than  15,000 

families  like  this  take 


The  High  Class  family  paper  of  Canada. 
They  have  leisure  to  read  and  money  to  boy. 
Rates  and  sample  copies  on  application. 

The  Sheppard  Publishing  Co.,  Limited, 

Publisher!, 

"SATURDAY  NIGHT"  BUILDING. 
TORONTO. 

JOHN  A.  HARKINS.  Advertising  Manager 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


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Saint  John— Canada's  Winter  Port— has  a  population 
of  about  45,000  inhabitants.  The  people  are  in 
comfortable  circumstances  and  are  good  buyers. 

want  to  reach  the  most  intelligent  and  well-to-do  people  in 
the  Province  of  New  Brunswick  through  a  medium  that  has 


the  respect  and  confidence  of  its  readers 


it  Will 


to  advertise  in  the 


you 

$t.  3obn  Globe 

DAILY  EVENING  ISSUE 


with  a  large  circulation  in  Saint  John  city  and  reaching  all  parts  of  the  Prov- 
ince. "THE  WEEKLY  GLOBE/'  issued  in  two  parts  on  two  different  days, 
with  a  large  circulation  in  New  Brunswick,  Nova  Scotia  and  Prince  Edward 
Island  is  a  valuable  advertising  medium. 

For  rates  and  sample  copies  address  The  Saint  John  Globe  Publishing 
Company,  Limited,  Saint  John,  New  Brunswick. 


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NORTH  WEST  TERRITORIES,  CALGARY. 

THE  ALBERTA  TRIBUNE 

An  Independent  Liberal  Newspaper — publish- 
ed at  Calgary,  Alberta,  Canada — Best  advertising 
medium  in  the  Canadian  North  West. 

Circulates  in  all  parts  of  the  North  West  Terri- 
tories and  British  Columbia  and  gives  full  and 
reliable  information  regarding  the  agricultural, 
ranching  and  mining  resources  of  these  rich  dis- 
tricts. 

Subscription  for  Canada  and  United  States 
$1.00  per  annum  or  6  s.  6  d.  per  annum  within 
Postal  Union,  strictly  in  advance.  Advertising 
rates  on  application. 

W.  L.  BERNARD,  Publisher, 

Calgary,  Alberta,  Canada. 


The  Truro  Daily  News 

The  leading  Daily  Newspaper  in  Nova 
Scotia  (outside  of  the  Capital).  Read  by 
every  one  in  town  of  Truro. 

The  Truro  Weekly  News 

The  Greatest  Local  Weekly  paper  in 
any  part  of  the  Maritime  Provinces.  Sworn 
circulation  in  1898,  3,400 ;  circulation  in 
1899,  4,000. 

NEWS  PUBLISHING  CO.,  Truro,  N.S. 


1838 


THE  WESLEYAN 

ESTABLISHED   OVER    6O    YEARS 


1899 


The  WESLEYAN  is  the  authorised  organ  of  the  Methodist  Church  in  the  Maritime 

Provinces  and  Newfoundland. 
Published  every  Wednesday,  at  the  office  : 

141  GRANVILLE  STREET,        HALIFAX,  N.  S.  $ 

Our  advertising  space  is  limited,  and  all  objectionable  advts  are  excluded.         X 
Rev.  S.  J.  HUESTIS,  Publisher.  Rev.  GEO.  J.  BOND,  B.A.,  Editor.    { 

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A.   McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


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1UEBEC  ! ! ! ! 


Has  One  Morning  Paper 

"The  Quebec  Chronicle" 


THE  LEADING  PAPER  OF  THE 
CITY  AND  DISTRICT 


The 

Most 

Advantageous 

Medium 

Of 

Advertising 


No  Blind  Man's  Buff 


Or  Fairy  Stories 
About  its  Circulation 


THERE  ARE  FIVE  AFTERNOON  PAPERS 
IN  QUEBEC 


People  don't  wait  until  the  evening  to  read  the  news 

The  Chronicle  is  the  only  paper  in  Quebec  read  alike  by  French  and  English. 
A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


The 

Daily 

Telegraph 


The 

Semi-Weekly 
Telegraph 


ST.  JOHN  N.B. 

THE  TELEGRAPH  PUBLISHING  COMPANY 

PROPRIETORS. 


The  Daily  Telegraph  . . . 


As  an  advertising  medium  for  the  Maritime  Provinces  is  unequalled. 
Its  circulation  is  among  all  classes,  irrespective  of  creed  or  politics. 
Every  City,  Town,  Village,  and  Settlement  in  the  Maritime  Pro- 
vinces are  reached  by  THE  DAILY  and  SEMI- WEEKLY  TELEGRAPH. 


Published  at  Gagetcfon, 

The  only  Paper  published  on  the  St. 
John  River,  between  Fredericton 
and  St.  John  Cities.  Largely  circu- 
lated in  the  fine  farming  country  of 
the  St.  John  valley. 

JAS.  A.  STEWART, 

Editor  and  Proprietor. 


THE  HARTLAND  .  .  . 

New  Brunswick  ADVERTISER 

The  population  of  Hartland  is  1,000 ;  Centre- 
ville,  600  ;  Florenceville,  600  ;  Bath,  450  ;  Bris- 
tol, 300  ;  Andover.  700  ;  Perth.  400  ;  Grand 
Falls,  800  ;  Edmuiidston,  2,000.  These  villages 
are  kept  up  by  the  wealthiest  farmers  in  the 
Province.  THK  HARTLAND  ADVERTISER  has 
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publication  is  published  in  them. 


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THE  BEST  RESULTS 

Are  obtained 'by  advertising  in  a  paper 
that  circulates  among  a  wealthy  and 
industrious  class  of  people,  and  the 
advertiser  who  uses  the  columns  of 

The  Review-Herald 

will  surely  reap  a  large  benefit.  Best 
advertising  medium  in  the  Counties  of 
Peel  and  Halton. 

Fine  Commercial  Printing 

...  IS  OUR  SPECIALTY. 

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presses  are  new,  and  we  guarantee 
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A  Journal  for  Business  Men. 

In  considering  the  advisability  of  Advertising  in 
the  MONETARY  TIMES,  it  should  be  remembered  that 
this  journal  reaches  in  many  instances,  both  the 
dealer  and  the  consumer. 

No  other  trade  publication  in  this  country  has  so 
large  a  list  of  subscribers.  No  other  is  sent  to  so  many 
different  post  offices.  No  other  reaches  so  many  dif- 
ferent classes  of  business  people,  and  no  other  is  read 
by  so  desirable  a  constituency. 

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Our  representatives  have  visited  most  of  the  cities, 
towns  and  villages  throughout  Canada,  and  in  addi- 
tion to  knowing  how  thoroughly  this  paper  is  distri- 
buted, we  also  have  learned  considerable  about  other 
papers-where  and  what  class  of  subscribers  they  have. 

Correspondence  solicited,  we  would  like  to  discuss 
the  matter  with  you. 

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Hoods  Sarsaparllla,  Hoods  Olive  Ointment, 
Hoods  Tooth  Powder,  Hoods  Vegetable  Pills, 

Lowell,  Mass.,  Mar.  2,  '99 
Pub.  THE  NEWS,  St.  Johns,  P.Q. 

Dear  Sirs  .—It  affords  us  pleasure  at  time 
of  renewing  our  contract  with  you  for  an- 
other years  advertising  to  express  the  satin- 
faction  we  have  had  in  doing  business  with 
you.  Your  contracts  are  carefully  and  faith- 
fully executed,  which  shows  you  have  your 
advertisers  interests  in  mind  as  well  as  your 
readers. 
Wishing  you  continued  success,  we  are 

Very  truly  yours,     C.  I.  HOOD  &  CO. 


5OO 


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PUBLISHERS, 

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The  Guardian 


DAILY,  $4.00 
WEEKLY,  $1.00 
SEMI-WEEKLY,  $1.25 


Covers  the  Field  with  Large  and 

Growing  Guaranteed  Circulation. 


will  get  the 
space  and  po- 
sition  you  contract 
for,  the  number  of 
insertions  you  pay 
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people  worth  going 
for,  if 

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gets  your  ad. 

m 


THE   DAILY   (8    pages    every  morning),   circulates 

extensively  in  the  cities,  towns  and  ^villages, 

and  in  many  homes  in  the  country. 
THE  WEEKLY  (10  pages  every  Thursday),  is  widest  spread  and  is  most  popular 

amongst  the  farmers,  reaching  every  section  of  the  Province. 

1  H6  (lUAKDlAN  advocates  all  measures  of  a  progressive  character,  fearlessly 
and  judiciously,  and  pays  special  attention  to  all  news,  notably  local  events. 
It  reaches  the  influential  and  wealthy  classes  and  is  read  by  everybody. 

A  HOME  NEWSPAPER. 

Sample  Copies,  Advertising  Rates,  and  INDEPENDENT  IN  POLITICS. 

Sworn  Statement  of  Circulation  Furnished  fi^SSS -ADVERTISEMENTS. 

on  Application.  SPECIAL  ATTENTION  TO  ADVERTISERS. 


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THE  ISLAND  GUARDIAN  PUBLISHING  CO,,  Publishers, 


Thirteen  Years 
of  Progress. 

1886 
1889 

Iziieen  6  zwMtowwM 

Published  by  Professors  and  Alumni  oj 

dvertisers  will  find  in  the  Platts- 
ville  ECHO,  a  profitable  advertis- 
ing medium,  Besides  a  large 
circulation,  it  has  a  large  local  patronage 
in  North  Oxford,  and  especially  in  Blen- 
heim Township,  the  largest  and  wealthiest 
in  Oxford  County.  Blenheim  comprises 
the  prosperous  villages  of  Bright,  Drum- 
bo,  Princeton  and  Plattsville,  which 
advertisers  can  reach,  only  through  the 

Plattsville  Echo 


Rates  on  application. 

F.  E.  ROBINSON, 

Editor  and  Proprietor. 


Queen's  University. 

KINGSTON,  Ontario. 

Is  a  necessity  to  every  person  who  desires 
to  keep  in  touch  with  the  best  thought  in 
Canada. 

Each  number  will  contain  some  hitherto 
unpublished  documents  bearing  upon  the 
History  of  Ontario,  and  a  Critical  Review 
of  Current  Events. 


Every  copy  is. preserved  and  studied. 


Subscription,  $t~.00  per  Annum. 
Advertising  space,  $30  per  page  per  annum. 


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E.   W.   SUMMERSKILL. 


A  BIG  FIELD 
ALL  TO  ITSELF 
ezss 


J.  WALTER  TRESIDDER. 


IT 

SHINESIDR 


The  Montreal 


A 

GREAT 

ADVERTISING 

MEDIUM 


Sunday  Sun 


YEARLY  CONTRACTS  HAVE 
FOLLOWED  TRIAL  ADVER- 
TISEMENTS J*  #  Jt  #  u* 

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OUR  ONLY  CLAIM. 


CIRCULATION    /  r\/  1 


IN  J898 


112  St.  Francois  X&vier  St. 
MONTREAL. 


E.  W.  SUMMERSKILL  &  CO., 

PROPRIETORS. 


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ThcE 


xammer 


CHARLOTTETOWN, 


THE  LEADING  NEWSPAPER  OF  P.  E.  ISLAND 
OLDEST  ESTABLISHED,  AND  POPULAR. 

THE  DAILY  EXAMINER— Circulation,  1,100 
THE  WEEKLY  EXAMINER— Circulation,  2,300 

P.  E.  Island  is  not  a  country  of  "magnificent  distances."  It  is  a 
thickly  settled  province,  population,  112,000.  The  EXAMINER  is  cir- 
culated throughout  the  whole  province.  The  Weekly  would  have  a 
larger  circulation  only  we  insist  upon  getting  the  subscription  price  for 
it.  Consequently  we  reach  only  "good  pays."  The  class  advertisers  are 
interested  in.  We  are  confident  that  the  EXAMINER  will  yield  good 
returns. 

THE  EXAMINER  PUB.  CO. 

CHARLOTTETOWN,  P.  E.  Island. 


The ... 

Golden  Era 

The  oldest  established  Paper 
in  the  rich  mining,  lumbering 
and  ranching  district  of  East 
Kootenay. 

A  first-class  medium 
for  Advertisers. 


PUBLISHED  WEEKLY  AT 


GOLDEN,  B.C. 


Applications  for  advertising  space 
received  by  A.  McKIM  &  CO. 


THE  GOLDEN  ERA  CO.,  Limited, 

PUBLISHERS. 


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TO  REACH 

CAPE BRETON 


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OF  THE      , 


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that  you  cannot  cover  in  any 
other  way. 


J.  J. 


Publisher, 

PORT  HAWKSBURY,  N.S. 


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325 


MONTREAL 


Contains 


200,000 
French  Speaking  People 


You 

can  talk 
'      to 

the  better  class 
of  this 
Population 
by 
advertising  in 


LA  PATRIE 


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TO 
COVER 

PRINCE   EDWARD 

ISLAND  Rates 

Quoted 
On 

Application. 
USE... 

THE  CHARLOTTETOWN   PATRIOT 

DAILY  AND  WEEKLY 

Reaches  the  larger  and  better  class  of  readers 
on  the  Island. 


The  Advocate 


ELKHORN,  Man. 


Seventh  year  of  publication. 
Eight  pages  —  forty-eight  columns. 


Widely  circulated  throughout 
the  entire  District. 


EXCELLENT  ADVERTISING  ME- 
DIUM. NEW    NAMES    CONS- 

TANTLY BEING  ADDED  TO  OUR 
LIST. 

Subscription  price  : 
$1.00  per  annum. 

Fine  Job  Printing. 


W.   J.   THOMPSON, 

EDITOR  AND  PROPRIETOR. 


Waterloo  County 

Chronicle 

GUARANTEED  CIRCULATION 
OVER  2,300,  IS  PUBLISHED 
EVERY  THURSDAY  MORNING 
AT  ... 

The  Chronicle  Power  Printing  Office, 

WATERLOO,  ONT. 

THE  CHRONICLE  IS  A  SEVEN 
COLUMN,  EIGHT  PAGE  PAPER, 
AND  IS  FULL  OF  LOCAL  AND 
DISTRICT  NEWS.  ITS  JOB- 
BING FACILITIES  ARE  UN- 
SURPASSED. THE  BEST  AD- 
VERTISING MEDIUM  IN  THE 
COUNTY. 

DA  VTD  BEAN,  Editor  And  Proprietor, 
WATERLOO,  ONT. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN   NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY.  327 


THE 


WEEKLY  SUN 


Published 
by 


The  Sun  Printing  Co.,  Limited 


of 

26-28 

Adelaide  Street 

West 

Toronto. 


Has  Doubled  its  Circulation 
within  the  last  two  years. 


GUARANTEED  \\  AAA 
CIRCULATION   II,UUU 


Principal  Contributor 

"A  BYSTANDER." 

OTHER  ATTRACTIONS  :  SUBSCRIPTS  LIST  . 


FULL  EDITORIAL  PAGE 


MARKET  REPORTS  and  PRESS  RUN 


SHORT  STORIES 


FARM  NOTES 


CASH  BOOKS 


I 


OPEN 


ALL 
ADVERTISERS. 


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THE'  MIRAMICHI  ADVANCE 

CHATHAM,   New  BRUNSWICK. 

Published  in  the  great  Lumbering  and  Fish- 
ing centre  of  Northern  New  Brunswick.  Twelve 
steam  gang  mills  within  a  radius  of  six  miles. 
Transatlantic  shipments  of  sawn  lumber  average 
120  million  ft.  per  year.  Over  three  thousand  tons 
•of  fish  are  shipped  annually  from  Miramichi 
Railway  Stations.  Chatham  is  the  Eastern  ter- 
minus of  the  Canada  Eastern  Railway  and  is  con- 
nected with  the  Intercolonial  Railway  by  a 
branch  nine  miles  in  length. 

The  ADVANCE  is  largely  circulated  in  Coun- 
ties of  Northumberland,  Kent,  Gloucester  and 
Restigouche,  Province  of  New  Brunswick  and  in 
Bonaventure  and  Gasp6,  Quebec. 

Subscription,  $1.00  a  year,  payable  in  avdance. 


TPlip     «     «     «  ESTABLISHED  IN  1871. 

Renfrew  Mercury 

Publishes  more  original  matter  than 
any  othej  paper  in  the  Ottawa  Valley.  All 
home  print.  Clean  in  matter  and  up-to-date 
in  appearance.  None  but  clean  advts.  ac- 
cepted. Reaches  the  solid  people  of  Ren- 
frew county.  Advertising  rates  moderate 
for  the  service  given. 

Subscription,  $(.25  a  year. 

SMALLFIELD  &  SON,  Publishers, 
RENFREW,  ONT. 

THE 

Restigouche  Telephone 

CAMPBELLTON,   N.B. 

A  Weekly  Journal  with  a  steadily  in- 
creasing circulation,  devoted  to  the  inter- 
ests of  Restigouche,  Bonaventure  and 
Gaspe"  counties.  Price  :  $1  .00  a  year. 

JobpHhis          E'  W«  CHANDLER, 

Is  a  Specialty,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


I  RAT  PORTAGE,  population 
•  7,000  and  rapidly  growing  : 
the  centre  of  the  largest  and  richest  free-milling 
gold  district  on  earth.  The  gold  out-put  for  Dec. 
1898  was  over  $50,000,  which  will  be  largely  in- 
creased, month  by  month,  as  many  new  stamps 
get  in  operation.  Rat  Portage  is  also  the  lumber 
supply  depot  of  Western  Canada  and  the  centre 
•of  the  most  important  inland  fisheries  of  the  con- 
tinent ;  and  is  at  the  head  of  300  miles  of  navig- 
able waters  connecting  it  with  the  mines  and  the 
agricultural  lands  of  Rainy  River.  Everybody 
in  this  rich  new  district  reads 

THE  RAT  PORTAGE  MINER 

which  also  has  a  large  circulation  among  mining 
men  and  others  in  Eastern  Canada  and  the 
United  States  interested  in  the  district. 


Berlin  and  Waterloo 
are  two  of  the  most 
progressive  towns  in 
Ontario. 

They  are  practically 
One  Hive,  of  busy 
factories.  They  are 
also  a  Unit  in  attesting 
that  the 


NEWS 
RECORD 


WEEKLY 


is  their  brightest  and  most  widely 
read  newspaper  and  the  best  medium 
for  advertisers  in  the  Twin  City. 

Have  you   tilled  this  fertile  field  ? 
If  not,  let  us  give  you  an  estimate. 

Good  Home  Circulation. 


Rates 
Low. 


NEWS  RECORD, 

BERLIN,  ONT. 


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The  Banner  Dairy  Section  of  Canada  is  covered  exclusively  by  the  Woodstock 

*>  SENTINEL-REVIEW* 


(HE  above 
sketch 
shows 
li'O  Post  Offices 
in  the  territory 
reached  by  the 
SENTINEL-RE- 
VJKW.  The  cir- 
culation is  not 
duplicated  by 
an}-  other  news- 
paper. Wood- 
stock is  the  geo- 
graphical cen- 
tre, the  County 
town,  the  Capi- 
tal of  this  dis- 
trict. The  lines 
of  the  two  great 
railway  systems 
cf  Canada  radi- 
ate from  it  in 
seven  directions. 
It  is  the  distri- 
buting point  for 
a  hundred  thou- 
sand people. 
The  SENTINEL- 
REVIEW  is  read 
in  almost  every 
home.  Nodecep- 
tion ;  guaranteed 
circulation. 

Andrew  Pattullo, 

EDITOR-PUBLISHER. 


THE 


SENTINEL 


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THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


Le  Samedi 


ESTABLISHED  IN  1889. 


Poirier,  Bessette  &  Co., 

Publishers 
516  Craig  Street,  Montreal,  Canada 


THE   LARGEST   FRENCH   ILLUSTRATED  IN   CANADA   AND 
UNITED  STATES. 


:32  PAGES— SIZE,  10&  x 


THE  ONLY  JOURNAL  OF  ITS  CLASS  IN  THE  WORLD  ISSUED 
EVERY  WEEK,  AT  5  CENTS  A  COPY.  THE  LARGEST  CIRCULA- 
TION OF  ALL  THE  FRENCH  ILLUSTRATED  PAPERS  IN  CANADA 
AND  UNITED  STATES.  ADVERTISERS  WILL  FIND  IT  TO  THEIR 
BENEFIT  TO  MAKE  USE  OF  ITS  COLUMNS. 

Sworn  Circulation  for  |O  AC  A 

the  past  year,  I898       §^»U^U  *  *  * 


Cumberland,  B.C. 
Islander ... 

WEEKLY 
A  STRONG 
ADVERTISING 

MEDIUM  E.  T.  SEARLE, 


PUBLISHER. 


Travel  * 
Recreation 


AN 

ILLUSTRATED 

MAGAZINE 

OF 

CANADIAN 

RECREATIVE 

LIFE 


The  most  widely  read  Magazine  in  Canada. 
Beautifully  Printed  and  Illustrated. 

Its  readers  constitute  an  extensive  and 
splendid  field  for  advertising. 

y\EVOTED  to  Outdoor  Recreation  and  Travel 
•*-'  generally  and  the  diffusion  at  home  and 
abroad  of  accurate  information  concerning 
Canada's  great  natural  attractions  for  the 
tourist  and  sportsman  ;  Cycling,  our  Summer- 
Resorts,  Hotels,  Shooting  and  Fishing  Privileges, 
Field  Sports,  Yachting  and  Canoeing,  the  Preser- 
vation of  Game,  Fish,  and  Forest,  the  promotion 
of  Outdoor  Recreative  Life,  and  the  literature  of 
Travel  and  Adventure. 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  MONTH. 

TERMS : 

$1.00  per  year  to  any  part  of  North  America. 
Elsewhere,  $1.50.     Single  copies,  toe. 

TRAVEL  &  RECREATION  PUB,  CO,, 

TORONTO,  ONT, 


40  TORONTO  ST. 


A.  McKiM  &i  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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Ijj  IT'S  A  WINNER 
il  •,    .TH.E.      + 


II   o   M.   YT  irmtK 

IRVING 

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There's  only  one  Paper 

in  the  Maritime  Provinces  devoted  exclusively  to  the  inter- 
ests of  the  100,000  farmers  in  that  part  of  the  Dominion. 
It's  a  neatly-printed,  sixteen-page,  semi-monthly  :  officially 
adopted  and  endorsed  by  the 

New  Brunswick  Farmers  and  Dairymen's  Association, 
the  Nova  Scotia  Farmers'  Association 
.nd  the  Maritime  Stock  Breeders'  Association. 

An  advertisement  in  it  will  be  read  by  more  progressive 
agriculturists  in  the.  three  Lower  Provinces  than  can  be 
reached  by  any  other  single  medium. 

Free  Sample  Copy  and  advertising  rates  on  application  to 

Co-Operative  Farmer 


M    D 
IN.B. 


D.  ROBINSON  &  SON, 

Proprietors. 


Established  in  1886. 


THE  ... 

Preston  Progress 

Distinctly  the  LEADING  WEEKLY  Paper 
of  SOUTH  WATERLOO,  Ontario. 

The  PROGRESS 

covers  the  ground  between  Gait, 
Guelph  and  Berlin. 

It  goes  to  the  homes  of  the 
wealthy  people  of  Waterloo  Co. 

It  has  a  good  circulation  in  all 
the  towns  and  villages  of  South 
Waterloo,  Preston,  Hespeler,  Blair, 
Doon,  Gait,  Guelph,  Berlin,  Wa- 
terloo, Freeport,  and  Kossuth,  — 
as  well  as  among  the  farmers  of 
this  district.  Put  your  advertise- 
ment in  the  PROGRESS  if  you  want 
their  patronage. 

Issued  every  Friday  morning. 

G.  A.  BLACKSTOCK, 

Publisher, 

PRESTON,   ONT. 


THE 

WINGHAM  TIMES 

WINGHAM,  ONTARIO,  CAN. 

Published  every  Friday. 
Subscription,  $r.oo  a  year. 

* 

A  spicy  eight-page  paper  ;  printed 
all  at  home.  A  good  advertising 
medium.  No  "dead"  advertise- 
ments. Wingham  is  a  live,  growing 
town,  and  the  TIMES  is  the  oldest 
paper  in  the  town,  having  been 
established  in  1872. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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(THE  PRICE  CURRENT) 


THE  LEADING  TRENCH     .    .    .    . 
COMMCI7CIAL  PAPER  IN  CANADA. 


The  Official  Organ  of  the 


Montreal  Grocers  Association 

IS  READ  BY  ALL  THAT  IS  WORTH  HAVING  IN  THE  FRENCH  GROCERY  LINE. 
BOTH  WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  IN  CANADA. 

Are  you  aware  of  the  fact  that  out  of  a  total  population 
of  1,500,000,  in  the  Province  of  Quebec,  the  French  count 
for  1,200,000?? 

Are  you  aware  of  the  fact  that  there  are  some  1,300 
Retail  Grocers  in  the  city  of  Montreal  alone  and  that  over 
i  ,  200  of  these  are  French  ? 

Are  you  aware  of  the  fact  that  the  Wholesale  Grocery 
Trade  of  this  Province  is  almost  completely  in  the  hands 
of  French  Houses  ? 

You  must  be  aware  of  the  fact  that  this,  trade  is  just  as 
well  worth  having  as  that  of  any  other  nationality. 

;s  the  ""iT  for  you 

to  reach  this  trade. 

It  is  the  only  Commercial  Paper,  in  this  Province, 
publishing  and  willing  to  prove  the  figures  of  its  circulation. 

Rates,  modest,  'and  display  and  position  unequalled 
by  any  other  trade  paper. 

A.  &  H.  LIONA1S, 

PUBLISHERS, 

25  ST.  GABRIEL  ST.,     MONTREAL. 


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The  St.  Marys  Journal 


The  most  prosperous  and  progressive  Weekly  in  Canada.  Its  plant, 
premises,  and  staff  compare  with  those  of  any  newspaper  in  a  town 
of  under  4,000  population  in  Canada.  Its  circulation  which  was 
1,246  in  1896  and  averaged  1,597  in  the  first  six  months  of  1898, 
averaged  2,000  the  last  three  months  of  that  year. 

On  January  i,  1899  the  price  of  local  advertising  was  advanced 
y>% .  This  alone  will  show  the  local  standing  of  the  paper. 

The  JOURNAL  is  a  home  printed  paper  set  with  Rogers  Typograph. 


TORONTO  MAIL  AND  EMPIRE: — "One  of  the  liveliest  and  most  go-ahead  weekly  papers 

in  Western  Ontario." 

PETROLIA  ADVERTISER  : — "  Ranks  at  the  top  list  of  weekly  papers." 
GUELPH  DAILY  HERALD  : — "  Is  a  live  paper,  strong  in  the  favor  of  the  people." 
A.  McKiM  &  Co.  :— "  It  is  a  credit  to  the  publisher,  to  the  town,  and  to  the  county." 


Sample  copies  and  advertising 
rates  on  application. 


N«  «J» 


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ST.  MARYS,  ONT. 


Moose  Jaw  Times 

The  only  paper  published  in  the 
Moose  Jaw  District. 

Moose  Jaw  is  the  market  town  for  the 
best  mixed  farming  district  in  the  Cana- 
dian North-West.  The  C.  P.  R,  pay  roll 
aggregates  $15,000.00  per  month,  and  it 
is  estimated  that  275,000  bushels  of 
wheat,  and  2,000  head  of  stock  were 
exported  from  the  District  in  1 898. 

Subscription     TIMES   PRINTING  CO., 
$1.50  per  Year.  MOOSE  JAW,  N.W.T. 


Ontario  Gold  Mines 

For  full  information  about  mining  in  the 
Wabigoon,  Manitou,  New  Klondike,  and 
Minnetakie  Districts,  subscribe  to  the 

Wabigoon  Star 

$1.50  per  year,  in  advance. 

N.B.— The  "STAR  "  covers  a  District  not 
reached  by  other  newspaper. 


THE  LISTOWEL  BANNER  .  . . 


CIRCULATES  AMONG  A  CLASS  OF  WELL-TO-DO  FARMERS 
IN  THE  BEST  DAIRY  DISTRICT  IN  CANADA.     ITS  NEWS  ARE      5 
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PUBLISHERS 

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tario, Durham  and 
Northumberland. 


The 


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Lakefield,  Ont. 

A  LOCAL  WEEKLY  PAPER 
INDEPENDENT  IN 
POLITICS. 

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Guelph  is  the  Smithfield  of  Canada  and  is  the  centre 
of  a  large  Agricultural  District. 

A  well  to  do  class  of  people  and  liberal  buyers. 
One  of  the  best  fields  in  Canada  for  good  advertising. 


GUELPH  WEEKLY  HERALD. 


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THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


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The  largest  newspaper  between 
Montreal  and  Toronto. 


BIG  STREET  SALE !      BIG  DELIVERY !      BIG  MAIL  CIRCULATION ! 

We  carry  more  local  advertising  than  all  the  other 
papers  in  the  county.      This    speaks  for  itself. 


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The  old  established  paper  covers 
Southwestern  Manitoba  and  Assi- 
niboia. — Results  are  satisfactory 
to  other  advertisers — Why  should 
they  not  be  satisfactory  to  you  ? 

J.  B.  GRAHAM, 

Publisher. 


ATTENTION  ADVERTISERS ! ! 

THE  NORWOOD,  Ont., 

REGISTER 

Has  a  field  of  its  own  in  prosperous 
Peterboro  County.  Write  for 
rates  on  advertising. 

J.  G.  KEEPER, 

Proprietor. 


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TWILLINGATE 

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£&3  DAME,  Newfoundland. 

£$3    Price,  $1.00  per  year.     Circulars  distributed  at  reason- 

£jV-  able  price.     Advertising  rates  reasonable.      Writ 

.  for  terms.  w    A   McKAY>  pub|isher. 

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WEEKLY 
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SIZE  36X47 
CIRCULATION 
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"LE  TEMPS 


ESTABLISHED 
IN 

1894 


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The  Daily  French  Paper  of  Ottawa,  Ont, 

Read  also  in  every  French  family  of  the  flourishing 
city  of  Hull,  P.Q. 

Has  the  largest  circulation  any  French  paper  ever 
obtained  in  Ottawa  and  Hull. 

PUBLISHED  AT  552  SUSSEX  STREET,  OTTAWA,  ONT. 

BY 

LA  COMPAGNIE  DE  PUBLICATION  "LE  TEMPS" 

FLAVIEN  MOFFET,  Manager. 


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The ...          ... 

Maritime  Sentinel 

AMHERST,  N.S. 
Maritime  Sentinel  Co.,  Publishers. 

The  leading  paper,   in  the    leading 

town,  in  the  leading  county  in  Nova 

Scotia. 

Its  circulation  is  among  the  farmers, 

manufacturers,   and  miners,   of    the 

wealthy  counties  of  Cumberland  and 

Colchester. 

Low  Rates  for  Advertising. 


Place  a  Trial  "Ad."  in  the 


Independent 
Oddfellow 

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PUBLISHED 
MONTHLY. 


PROVINCES  are  covered  by  the  INDB 
PENDENT  ODDFELLOW,  the  organ  of 
the  Independent  Order  of  Oddfellows 
for  Ontario,  Quebec,  Manitoba,  British 
Columbia  and  the  Maritime  Provinces. 
In  these  Provinces  are 

50,000  ODDFELLOWS, 

the  best  people  on  earth  to  do  businEss  with. 
We  don't  mail  direct  to  the  whole  lot,  but  we 
do  to  a  large  portion  of  them  and  every  paper 
means  a  whole  family  of  readers,  and  the  IN- 
DEPENDENT ODDFELLOW  has  a  stronger  hold 
on  them  than  any  other  paper  published  in 
Canada.  As  a  part  of  their  history,  and  a 
history  of  the  Order  of  which  they  are  mem- 
bers it  is  the  best  and  only  good  medium  to 
bring  your  business  before  all  these  people. 

Place  a  Contract  with  us  and  let  us 
Show  you  Results. 

THE  INDEPENDENT  ODDFELLOW 

W.  S.  JOHNSTON,  P.G.,  Editor, 

34  Adelaide  bt.  W.,  TORONTO. 


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THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


THE  LEADING 


Trade  Papers  in  Canada. 

OUR  ADVERTISERS  OUR  REFERENCES. 


The  Canadian  Grocer  \      Hardware  &  Metal 


V-srw-WVWVVW 


The  only  paper  published 
in  Canada  in  the  interest  of 
Grocery  Trade  and  Grocers 
only.  If  you  want  to  reach  the 
Insurance  Men  and  Brokers, 
don't  use  this  paper,  but  if  you 


Is  the  recognized  organ  of 
the  trade  in  Canada       There 
are  not  one  hundred  hardware 
stores  in  the  Dominion  that 
do  not  subscribe  for  it.   If  you 
want  to  place  your  goods  be- 
fore the  trade  in  Canada,  here 
is  a  representative  that  will  ! 
make  52  round  trips  a  year  for  ] 
you  at  a  very  small  cost. 


THE  DRY  GOODS  REVIEW 

Published  monthly  in  the  interest  of  the  Dry  Goods,  Hats,  Caps,  Furs,  Millinery 
and  Clothing  Trade  ofCanada.    If  you  want  to  "speak"  toanyone 

doing  business  in  these  lines,  this  is  the  long  distance 

telephone  that  will  enable  you  to  do  so.    Our  subscribers  are  found 

in  every  town,  city  and  village  from  the  Atlantic  to  the  Pacific.  Can  we  "call  them 

up"  for  you? 


I  The  Bookseller  &  Stationery 

Organ  of  the  Book,  Sta- 
tionery and  Fancy  Goods  Tra- 
des of  Canada.  Published 
monthly,  subscribed  for  and 
read  by  every  reliable,  up-to- 
date  retailer  in  Canada. 

Size  of  advertising  page 
10  x  7l/i  inches. 


The  Printer  &  Publisher,  1 


PAPER  and  PULP  NEWS 


Published  monthly  in  the 
interest  of  the  Printing,  Pub- 
lishing, Papermaking  &  Pulp 
Trades  in  Canada,  The  official 
organ  of  the  Canadian  Press 
Association  and  the  Employ- 
ing Printers'  Assoc.  Read  by 
all  the  Publishers,  Printers, 
Paper  &  Pulpinakers  through- 
f  out  the  Dominion. 


We  are  always  pleased  to  furnish  advertising  rates 
and  any  other  information  in  regard  to  our  papers. 

We  are  the  only  publishers  in  Canada  who  have  canvassers  at  work  in  every  Province 

the  year  round. 


The  PlacLean  Publishin 


Limited. 


MONTREAL: 
Board  of  Trade. 


TORONTO : 
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LONDON,  ENG.: 
109  Fleet  St.,  E.  C. 


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TO  ADVERTISE  IN  THE 


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paid 
others 


A  Canadian  Paper  for  Canadian  Homes, 

We  say  so  BECAUSE  it  is  so 


pay 
you 


BECAUSE 


WHY? 


1.  It  is  the  best  medium  for  reaching   Canadian   Homes  and  Canadian 

Women. 

2.  It  is  the  official  organ  of  the  Women's  Canadian  Historical  Society. 

3.  It  is  the  official  organ  of  the  Woman's  Art  Association  of  Canada. 

Write  for  rates,  etc. 

CANADIAN  HOME  JOURNAL 

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Established 
1895 


BRIDGEBURG 

REVIEW  and 

Fort  Eric  Times 

Published  Weekly  at 

BRIDGEBURG,  Ont. 


A  first  class  advertising  medium  to 
reach  the  reading  public,  the  only 
paper  published  within  a  radius  of 
twenty  miles  on  the  Canadian  side. 
Advertising  rates  made  known  on 
application. 

JOHN  T.  JAMES, 

'Proprietor. 


Profitable 
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The  Advertisers'1  Trade  Journal, 
is  the  greatest  value  in  the  advertising- 
world  at  $1.00  per  year.  The  maga- 
zine is  bright,  original  and  fully 
illustrated.  It  is  the  handsomest  pub- 
lication of  its  kind,  and  contains  each 
month  from  48  to  80  pages  of  live 
matter  of  greatest  interest  to  every 
man  who  spends  a  dollar  in  advertis- 
ing. The  elegant  cover  designs  (dif- 
ferent each  issue),  done  in  colors,  are 
alone  worth  the  yearly  subscription 
price. 

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for  one  year's  subscription  to 

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Editor  and  Publisher. 

Please  mention  Canadian  Newspaper  Directory 


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Belleville 


Daily 

and 

Weekly 


UBSTANTIAL 
reasons  why  the 
SUN  is  one  of 
the  Best  Advertising 
Medium  in  the  District. 

It  circulates  among 
the  wealthy,  pros- 
perous purchasing  « 
population.  The  Dai- 
ly publishes  local  « 
columns  for  the  indi- 
vidual towns  in  the 
vicinity, and  circula- 
tes in  every  town  and 
village  in  Hastings 
and  Lennox.  The 
'Weekly  circulates  « 
among  the  Progres- 
sive Agricultural  «  • 
Homes  of  that  flour- 
ishing section.  «  «  « 


Belleville, 

Ont. 

Larger  and  Better 

Than 

Ever  before. 

Its  circulation 

Is  among 

The  people 

Whom 

Advertisers 

Want 

To  reach. 


Cameron  Brown 

Managing  Director 

Belleville,  Ont. 


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The  Canadian 


ESTABLISHED  IN  188O 


ADVERTISING : 


$12.00  per  column  inch  per  year 
of  24  issues.  30  column  inches 
to  page. 


Published  on  the 
First  and  Third 
Fridays  of  each  Month. 


Manufacturer 

Devoted  to  the  Manufacturing  Interests  of  the  Dominion. 


THE  CANADIAN  MANUFACTURER  PUBLISHING  CO,,  Limited, 

PUBLISHERS, 

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Which  represents  all  the  important  Manufacturing  Industries  of  the  Dominion. 

SUBSCRIPTION  :  J.  J.   CASSIDEY,  ED.TOR  AND  MANAGER. 
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LOUISEVILLE,  Que. 


'Weekly  founded  25  June,  1897. 

Became  Semi-Weekly  February  7,  1899. 


WIDEST  SPREAD  CIRCULA- 
TION IN  THE  DISTRICT  OF 
THREE  RIVERS. 

Issued  every  Tuesday  and 
Friday  of  each  week. 

Liberal  Organ  of  the  District  of 
Three  Rivers. 

CIRCULATION,  1638. 


The  only 

Ten  Cent  $'-00  a 

CANADIAN 
MAGAZINE 


"The  Great  West" 

Has  a  circulation  of  4,000 

and  every  month  increasing. 

Circulating  in  every  City  and 
Town  from  PORT  ARTHUR 
in  Ontario  to  VICTORIA,  B.C. 

Best  proof  of  our  popularity  is 
the  class  of  our  local  Ads. 

Send  for  copy 

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Desbarats  Advertising  Ageucy. 


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Subscribe  .  .  .  ESTABLISHED  ises. 

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MONTREAL,  CANADA 

PUBLISHED  THE  LEADING  COMMERCIAL 

*     PAPER  IN  CANADA 

Sample  copies  furnished  on  application. 
HENRY  HARVEY  &  CO.,  (M.  CHARLES  FOLEY,)  PROPRIETOR  &  PUBLISHER. 


We  solicit  the  advertising  patronage  of  the  public  on  the  grounds  that  the 
circulation  of  the  Trade  Review  exceeds  that  of  any  other  paper  of  its  class 
published  in  Montreal. 

Advertising  rates  furnished  on  application. 

HENRY  HARVEY  &  CO.,  Prop.,  Montreal,  Can. 


=     The  following  are  letters  received  from  large  advertisers  in  the 

TRADE  REVIEW: 

"  Your  letter  of  recent  date  was  duly  received.    In  reply  thereto  we  would  say  that 

we  have  to-day  sent  you,  by   this  mail,  an  electro  which  we  shall  be  pleased  to  have 

5!        you  use  in  the  next  issue  of  the  Trade  Review.    The  result  of  our  advertisement  so   far 

have  been  very  satisfactory,  there  having  been  no  less  than  seven  or  eight  people  in,  to 

=        see  the  mantel  through  the  notice  in  your  Trade  Review. 

Yours  truly, 

PARKER  &  CO.,  61  Victoria  Street,  Toronto. 

The  Canadian  Agents  for  the  Incandescent  Fire  Mantel  Co.,  Ltd.- 
of  London,  England 


Cleveland.  Ohio,  U.S.A.,  July  16,  1897. 
HENRY  HARVEY  &  Co.,  Montreal,  Canada. 

Gentlemen  .—As  requested  in  your  favor  of  the  loth  Jnst.,  we  herewith  enclose  copy 
for  our  advertisement.  Please  see  that  the  type  in  our  adv.  prints  clearly  ;  you  are  not 
as  particular  in  this  respect  as  printers  in  this  country. 

Although  our  adv.  has  been  running  only  one  week,  the  returns  are  highly  satis- 
factory-. Have  received  as  high  as  2j  letters  in  one  mail  mentioning  the  Trade  Review. 

Yours  very  truly, 

OHIO  ELECTRIC  WORKS. 


=        THE  FRED  J.  MEYERS'  MFG.  CO..  Manufacturers  of 
Wire  Goods  of  every  description. 

Hamilton,  Ohio,  U.S.A.,  Dec.  20,  1898.        5 
=        HENRY  HARVEY  &  Co.,  Montreal,  Canada. 

Gentlemen  .—About  a  year  ago,  we  placed  an  adv.  with  you  in  your    Trade  Revieii\       3 
but  were  compelled  last  February  to  cancel  same,  as  we  were  in  the  hands  of  a  receiver  at 
S       that  time.    Since  then,  we  have  shaped  up  our  affairs,  and  are  now  running  under  our  old        s 

name,  and  in  our  own  rights.    We  would  like  to  take  out  another  adv.  with  you  on  same 
S       terms  and  conditions  as  last.     We  feel  that  your  paper  has  done  us  a  great  deal  of  good        5 

throughout   Canada  ;   and   we   feel   justified    in    .saying,    that    your  paper  has  proven 

S        beneficial   to  us.    If  you  desire  to  run  our  adv.  as'stated  before,  please  send  us  your       5 

contract,  and  we  will  "sign,  and  return  same.    You  can  use  same  adv.  as  we  had  with'  you        — 

35        before,  or  if  you  still  have  a  copy  of  same  please  send  it  to  us,  and  should  we  desire  to        -5 

make  any  changes,  will  advise  you.    We  are.  — 

THE  FRED  J.  MEYERS'  MFG.  CO.,  = 

Geo.  C.  Bromlage,  Secretary. 

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A.  Me  KIM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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Lc  Canada-Francais  and 
Franco-Canadien 


Proprietor : 

GABRIEL  MARCHAND. 


ST.  JOHNS,  P.  Q. 


The  largest  circulated  French  paper  of 
the  district  of  Iberville  and  Eastern 
Townships 


WAS 

FOUNDED 

IN 

186O. 


AN  EXCELLENT  ADVERTISING  MEDIUM. 


The  Essex 
Free  Press 


8  pages, 
48  columns. 


PUBLISHED  AT  THE 


TOWN  OF  ESSEX,  Ont. 

Which  is  the  very  hub  of  the  County 
of  Essex,  and  in  the  centre  of  a 
rich  agricultural,  fruit  and  tobacco 
raising  district. 

An  up-to-date 
Local  Paper. 

All  home  print. 
Subscription,  $1.00  per  year. 

BRETT  &  AULD, 

Editors  and  Proprietors. 


ALGOMA  DISTRICT 


is  a  good  field  for  your 
advertising 


The... 

Gore  Bay 
Guide 

IS  A  GOOD   PAPER   FOR 
YOU  TO  USE. 

5.  <P.  JACKSON,  Publisher, 

GORE  BAY,  ONT. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


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<d&3&3WKK^^ 

The  Big  Leader  in  the  Fraternal  Field 


CIRCULATION  IS  INCREASING 
AT  THE  RATE  OF  20%  A  YEAR 


The  Independent 
Forester 


TORONTO, 

ONT. 


Circulation,  Jan.  1898,         124,000 

"       "1899,154,000 

^TJFFIDAVITS  of  circulation  freely  given 
/I    advertisers  every  month. 

This  circulation  is  divided  about  two- 
fifths  in  Canada  and  three-fifths  in  the  Unitexl 
States.  The  province  of  Ontario  and  Quebec 
and  the  State  of  Michigan  and  New  York 
take  together  90,000  ;  New  Brunswick  and 
Nova  Scotia  take  10.000.  The  other  54,000 
is  distributed  over  the  remaining  provinces 
and  Northern  and  Western  States. 

A  GENUINE  ANGLO-SAXON  ALLIANCE. 

Every  copy  mailed  direct  to  the  sub- 
scribers. 

Advertising  accepted  for  either  the  entire 
edition  or  only  that  portion  which  goes  into 
Canada.  RATES  VERY  Low. 


Forester  Advertising  Bureau, 

PORT  HURON,  MICHIGAN. 


A.   Mi  KIM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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"L'Evenement " 


EDITIONS 
PER 


DAY. 


.   .   .  A     1    CENT    PAPER. 

The  Best  Medium  for  Advertisers  in 


QUEBEC. 


The  circulation  in  Quebec  and  Levis  is  larger  than  the  combined 
circulation  of  the  other  papers  published  in  Quebec. 

L.  J.  DEMERS  &  FRERE, 

PUBLISHERS, 

30  AND  32   FABRIQUE   STREET,   QUEBEC. 


FOUNDED 
1887 


L'EvangcIine 

4  pages  of  32  cols.,  29  x  40.    Weekly, 

The  only  newspaper  in  the  Province  of 
Nova  Scotia  published  in  the  French  lan- 
guage. 

It  is  the  leading:  French  organ  in  the 
Maritime  Provinces  containing  a  French 
population  of  over  130,000. 

L'EVANGELINE 

is  now  being  read  by  over  25,000  Acadiens. 
Being  one  of  the  best  mediums  for  advt. 

YARMOUTH  LIGHT 

YARMOUTH,  Nova  Scotia. 

C.  CAREY, 

PUBLISHER.  8  pages  15x22. 

48  columns,  weekly. 

The  "LIGHT"  is  a  local  paper  with  a  Big  L. 

Each  number  contains,  besides  selections, 
about  12  columns  of  Local  Items,  Personal  and 
Village  notes,  all  original  and  of  local  interest. 
The  LIGHT  is  read  from  beginii'iig  to  end  by  a 
larger  percentage  of  its  leaders  than  any  other 
paper. 

GET    OUR    KATES. 


TH1 


Glengarry  News 

A.  G.  F.  MACDONALD, 

Editor. 
CIRCULATION,  13OO 

The  best   advertising   medium   of 
any  country  weekly  in  Ontario. 

Main  St.,       ALEXANDRIA,  Ont. 

The  Island  Farmer 


Published  at  SUMMERSIDE, 

PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND. 


The  ISLAND  FARMER  is  the  leading  Agricul- 
tural Newspaper  in  a  strictly  agricultural  pro- 
vince. It  enjoys  the  patronage  and  confidence 
of  a  large  portion  of  the  agricultural  population 
of  the  Island.  Its  advertising  rates  are  low  and 
its  circulation  is  proven  by  the  results  it  brings- 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN   NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


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£eader  $  Recorder 


" 


A  First-Class  County  Paper 


" 


Arc 


in 
It? 


gPEAKING  of  the  LEADER  AND  RECORDER 
the  Toronto  World  says  : 

"THE  LEADER  AND   RECORDER, 

published  at  Toronto  Junction,  has  lately 
developed  into  a  first-class  county  paper. 
It  contains  the  latest  news  from  all  parts 
of  York  County,  and  gives  special  prom- 
inence to  the  events  of  the  large  district 
that  comprises  suburban  Toronto.  Typo- 
graphically it  is  one  of  the  best  exchanges 
received  at  this  office.  It  ought  to  be  of 
special  value  to  Torontonians  who  have 
interests  in  the  County." 


IT  COVERS  YORK  COUNTY 


[HE  LEADER  AND  RECORDER  represents  the  amalgama- 
tion of  seven  York  County  newspapers  :  The  Recorder,  esta- 
blished Jan.,  1889  ;  The  Leader,  established  Dec.,  1893  ;  The 
Woodbridge  News  ;  The  Schomberg  Gazette ;  The  York  Observer  ; 
The  York  Gazette  and  the  Mount  Albert  Observer.  The  business  is 
the  largest  of  its  class  in  America,  and  embraces  four  printing  offices, 
seven  business  offices,  and  more  than  one  hundred  agencies,  all  in  the 
large,  rich  and  populous  county  of  York. 

Eight  editions  of  The  Leader  and  Recorder  are  published  weekly, 
namely  :  Toronto  Junction,  Weston,  Woodbridge,  Schomberg,  Deer 
Park  (York  Township),  North  Toronto,  East,  Toronto  and  Mount 
Albert.  Advertisements  appear  in  all  these  editions. 

The  Leader  and  Recorder  has  a  field  peculiarly  its  own  and  acknow- 
ledges no  equal  as  an  advertising  medium  in  the  district  covered 
by  it. 


Box  415,  Toronto  Junction,  Ont. 

OFFICES  : 
HEAD  OFFICE— TORONTO  JUNCTION,  ONT. 


BRANCH  OFFICES  :• 


WOODBRIDGE, 
SCHOMBKKO, 
NORTH  TORONTO, 
EAST  TORONTO, 
WESTON, 
MOUNT  ALBERT. 


A         D 
A.      K. 


Proprietor. 


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A.  McKi.M  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


35° 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


Oe  pidou  Advocate... 


AN  EIGHT  PAGE  WEEKLY  NEWSPAPER  PUBLISHED  EVERY 
FRIDAY  EVENING  AT  PICTOU,  NOVA  SCOTIA, 

T$  an  exceptionally  Good  medium 
for  General  Hdverti$er$. 

It  pays  special  attention  to  local  news,  reaches  every  county  post  office 
on  Saturday  evening,  and  fearlessly  claims  a  larger  circulation  in  the  Town 
and  surrounding  districts  than  any  other  paper.  It  is  neatly  printed 
and  always  newsy. 

JOHN  D.  MAcDONALD, 


PUBLISHER. 


Harness  Journal 

PORT  HOPE,  Ont. 

The  only  paper  reaching  the 

Harness  and   Saddlery  trades. 

Advertising  rates  reasonable 

V.   A.  COLEMAN, 

PUBLISHER. 

THE  PIONEER 


p.b,,,w 


$UMMERS|DE| 


The  PIONEBR  is  the  organ  of  the  Liberal  party 
of  East  and  West  Prince,  and  covers  the  Western 
portion  of  the  province  thoroughly. 

The  PIOXEER  has  been  established  twenty-one 
years  and  during  that  time  has  always  com- 
manded the  respect  and  confidence  of  the  best 
families  of  the  community  through  which  it  cir- 
culates On  account  of  the  results  it  brings,  its 
advertising  patronage  is  large,  a  considerable 
number  of  its  patrons  being  represented  in  its 
columns  continuously  since  its  first  issue  twenty- 
one  years  ago. 


The  ... 

I^eligious  Intelligencer 

Is  now  in  its  47th  year. 

Its  circulation  is  among  substantial 

people. 
Advertisers  say  it  pays  them  to  buy 

space  in  it. 
Address : 

INTELLIGENCER 

Box  384,  FREDERICTON,  N.B. 

The 

Pembroke  Standard 

PEMBROKE,  Ont. 


BONE  &   ROSS, 


PROPRIETORS. 


The  only  Conservative  paper  in  the  Riding. 
Circulates  throughout  the  Upper  Ottawa  Valley, 
in  which  there  are  large  lumbering,  mining  and 
farming  districts.  r 

Just  the  medium  for  advertisers  wishing  to 
reach  above  classes. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


JOSEPH  B.  LOVELL 


ELECTROTYPER 


IAKES  ELECTROTYPES  OF 
BOOKS,  JOB  WORK,  AND  CUTS 
FOR  ILLUSTRATION.  «  CUTS 
OR  ADVERTISEMENTS  BY 
THE  QUANTITY  FOR  ADVERTISERS. 
BINDER'S  DIES,  CIGAR  BOX  STAMPS 
OR  ANYTHING  IN  THIS  LINE.  «  «  « 
WOOD  OR  PHOTO  PROCESS  CUTS 
ENGRAVED  FROM  DESIGNS  OR  RE- 
PRODUCED. TYPE  COMPOSITION  OF 
BOOKS,  ADVERTISEMENTS  OR  JOB 
WORK  FURNISHED  AS  REQUIRED. 
«  «  «  THE  QUALITY  OF  THE  WORK 
WHICH  I  PRODUCE  IS  OF  SUPERIOR 
FINISH,  AND  I  BELIEVE  AS  FINE 
AS  CAN  BE  MADE.  «  «  «  THIS  HIGH 
STANDARD  WILL  BE  STRICTLY  «  « 
MAINTAINED,  MY  FACILITIES  EN- 
ABLING ME  TO  FURNISH  THE  BEST 
WORK  IN  LARGE  QUANTITIES,  DE- 
LIVERED PROMPTLY  AND  AT  REA- 
SONABLE PRICES.  ««««««« 

JOSEPH  B.  LOVELL,  25  ST.  NICHOLAS  ST. 
«««««««««  MONTREAL. 


A.McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


THE  HOPE  OF  CANADA 


Is  in  Manitoba  and  the  Great  North  West. 


An  advertiser  desiring  to  reach  the  people  of  the  Dominion,  and  who  fails  to 
cover  the  Great  West,  misses  the  very  creatn  of  the  entire  field. 

The  WINNIPEG  TRIBUNE 


DAILY  AND 
WEEKLY. 


Is  the  great  advertising  medium  in  this  Great  Territory. 


The  combined  circulation  of  the  Daily  and  Weekly  Tribune,  exceeds  the 
combined  circulation  of  any  other  Daily  and  Weekly,  or  Semi-weekly,  published 
in  Canada  west  of  Lake  Superior. 

An  advertisement  in  The  Tribune,  costs  less  per  thousand  circulation,  and 
gives  better  results  for  the  money  expended,  than  a  similar  advertisement  in 
any  other  paper  published  in  Western  Canada. 

Advertising  rates  on  application  to 

THE  TRIBUNE  PUBLISHING  COMPANY, 

WINNIPEG,  Man. 


THE  RECORD 

PUBLISHED   BY 

The  Niagara  Falls  Printing,  Publishing 
and  Advertising  Co.,  Limited. 

Large  circulation  on  both  sides  of  the  river. 
The  best  advertising  medium  in  the  Niagara  District. 
is  read  in  the  home, 

The  Record 


And  is  a  money-winner  for  its  advertisers. 

Its  circulation  is  a  guarantee  of  the  best  re- 
sults possible  to  be  obtained  in  a  wide  field. 

D.  H.  WALTHO,  Gen.  Manager. 

The  Rideau  Record 

SMITH'S  FALLS. 

A  12  page  weekly.  Population  4  600. 

Large  circulation,  in  three  Counties  : 

LANARK,    LEEDS  AND  GRENVILLE, 
which  converge  near  the  town.    Best  results 
to  advertisers  from  the  RECORD. 

McKIMM  &  SUTTON, 

Publishers. 


THE  WATCHMAN 

TIVERTON,  ONT. 

One  of  the  oldest  and  most  widely  circulated 
Reform  papers  in  the  county  of  Bruce. 

PUBLISHED   EVERY  THURSDAY. 

A  paper  which  is  considered  "one  of  the  family" 
in  nearly  every  home  in  the  county  of  Bruce 
and  surrounding  territory.  Well  edited,  well 
printed  ;  bright  and  reliable  local  news. 


JOHN  S.  CLARK, 


Editor  &  Pub. 


The  RODNEY  MERCURY 

Publishea1  RODNEY, 

ELGIN    COUNTY,  ONT. 

Covers  its  territory  better  than  any 
other  paper  published  in  the  West. 

A  trial  will  convince  Advertisers  that 
this  statement  is  true. 

E.  A.  HUGILL,  Proprietor. 


A.  McKiiw  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN   NEWSPAPER   DIRECTORY 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  AOVERTISIM;  AUKNCY.  MONTREAL. 


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THE  CANADIAN   NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


ESTABLISHED  1858 

Ctflonioi. 

VICTORIA,  British  Columbia. 


The  Leading  Newspaper 
of  British  Columbia. 


The  Colonist  °"upiesthe 

oldest    as 

well  as  the  leading  place  among 
British  Columbia  Newspapers, 
and  is  the  best  advertising  me- 
dium in  the  Province. 


is  a  first-class  newspaper,  has  a 
large  general  circulation  and  has 
always  been  found  an  excellent 
advertising  medium. 

Address  all  correspondence  to 

THE  COLONIST  PRINTING 
&  PUBLISHING  CO.,  Ltd. 

7»t.    75.     ELLIS, 
MANAGER. 


The . . . 

Pctrolia  Advertiser 


and 


Canadian  Oil  Journal 

[?  PETROLIA,  ONTARIO. 


PUBLISHED 


Subscription  $1.00  per  year,  iu  advance, 
otherwise  $1.50  per  year. 

Circulation  average  for  1898—1100 

and  steadily  increasing. 
For  advertising  rates,  address  : 

The  Petrolia  Advertiser 

PETROLIA,  Out. 

Eastern  Ontario 


Review 


VANKLEEK  HILL,        Prcscott  Co.,  Ont 

H.  CARL  JONES,  Editor  and  Prop. 


The  Review  is  an  eight  page  weekly 
paper  published  every  Friday.   It  is 

The  Popular  Local  Paper 

of  the  Counties  of  Prescott  and 
Russell.  It  is 

Devoted  to  Home  News. 

Gives  reliable  local  market  reports 
and  a  brief  summary  of  the  events 
of  the  week.  The  paper  is  bright, 
neat,  clean  and  well  edited. 

A  rapidly  growing-  circulation. 

Moderate  advertising  rates. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


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1S1NEWS 


PORTAGE  LA  PRAIRIE,  Man. 


With 

which 

is 

consolidated 

the 


Weekly  Review 


and 


Weekly  Tribune 


Representative  Conservative 
Weekly  Newspaper  of 
Manitoba  . 


JOHN  CORNYN, 


Publisher  and  Editor. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


356 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


Do  not  allow  the  Newspapers 
to  set  your  Advertisements. 

The  ordinary  newspaper  compositor  has  neither  the 
time  nor  the  skill  required  to  set  attractive  advts. ,  nor 
has  the  country  office  proper  equipment  in  the  shape  of 
new  borders  and  striking  type  faces. 

It  pays  to  have  setting  done  by  trained  advt. 
compositors — then  to  have  plates  made  and  sent  to 
each  paper  on  the  list. 

Our  Stereo  plate,  with  patent  base,  enables  adverti- 
sers to  use  a  series  of  advts  at  a  small  cost.  All  we 
require  is  an  original  plate  of  each  advt.  We  make 
the  duplicate  plates,  pack  and  ship  to  individual  ad- 
dresses as  instructed.  • 

The  largest  Advertisers  use  our  plates  and  find  them 
satisfactory. 

Sample  base  and  plate  with  estimate  on  application. 


Montreal  Advertising  Plate  Co. 


MONTREAL,  QUE. 


The  following  was  printed  from  one  of  our  Stereos. 


Quick 
Soap 

SURPRISE  Soap  deans 
clothes  quickest  ana  clean- 
est. 

It's  a  harmless  soap — It 
isn't  a  clothes  eater. 

It  won't  injure  the  fabric 
of  a  cobweb. 

No  more  scalding,  boiling 
or  hard  rubbing.  No  more 
red,  sore  hands— no  more 
streaked  or  yellow  clothes — 
if  you  use  SURPRISE. 

A  large  cake  that  lasts  a 
long  time  costs  but  5  cents. 

Be  sure  you  get  the 
genuine. 

Remember  the  name — 

"SURPRISE." 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,   MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


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P.  D.  CORSETS 


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."  "go 

At  "«rly  all  Dry  -goods  st 

A"-vd"|';ricoang"athein;for 


It  Won't  Wash  Baby: 


but  it  will  Wash  and  Dye  baby's  clothes  any 
color,  at  one  operation. 


Maypole  Soap 


the  Cleanest,  Fastest  Dye 

>1  or  Cotton. 

ruggist  d 
id  we  v 


stands  unrivalled 
for  any  article,  whether  Silk,  Satin, 

Sold  iff  all  colors  at  drug  stores.  If  yo 
send  us  ten  cents  ( loc.)  in  sti 
cake,  any  color,  postage  paid. 


Clean 

Home 
Dyeing  " 


You  can  dye  perfectly  and  quickly 
at  home  now,  in  the  modern  way| 
with  Maypole  Soap,  without  disorder 
or  uncertainty  about  the  results  you'll 


Maypole  Soap  is  sold  in  all  colors 
they  aie  absolutely  fast  and  they  are 
brilliant.    It  dyes  to  any  shade. 
Leading  Druggists  sell  it. 

Book  all  about  it— free  by 
applying tothe Canadian  Depot, 
8  Place  Royale,  Montreal. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


IT  BRINGS  BUSINESS . 


The  sharp,  shrewd  advertiser  select 
Mediums  that  will  reach  Buyers. 


The  Ingersoll  Chronicle 
and  Canadian  Dairyman 

Reaches  them.  It  is  published  in  the  Banner 
County  of  Oxford  and  is  now  in  its  Forty-Six 
Year.  Its  weekly  circulation  is  more  than  dou- 
ble that  of  any  other  newspaper  in  South  Oxford 
and  is  the  best  advertising  medium  in  the  famous 
"  Ingersoll  District."  If  you  wish  to  obtain  the 
best  results,  your  advertisement  should  be  placed 
in  the  Chronicle.  Advertising  rates  on  application. 

THE  DAILY  CHRONICLE 

Is  published  every  day  in  the  week,  except  Sun- 
day. It  is  the  only  daily  paper  in  the  town.  Its 
patrons  are  the  rich,  the  great  middle  class,  and 
the  poor.  It  has  been  established  nearly  three 
years,  and  has  a  large  and  growing  circulation. 
Advertising  space  sold  at  prices  to  accord  with 
position  desired,  but  always  at  reasonable  rates, 
which  will  be  made  known  on  application.  Ad- 
dress :  CHRONICLE  PRINTING  CO.,  Ingersoll,  Ont. 


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>            A  POPULAR  NEWSPAPER. 

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Advertisers  Admit 

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That    the    Standard    is    the    best 

>            Published  'Weekly—  Thursdays. 

Weekly  Newspaper  in  the  County 

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and  surrounding  districts,  and  gives 

Largest 
and 

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Good  and  Quick  Returns. 

£?*                   Best 

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Job  Work. 

Local 

The  best  of  work  promptly  done 

Circulation. 

on  shortest  notice. 

• 

JOHN  A.  COPLAND. 

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Established  1869. 
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Beautiful  Situated.  "  The  Saratoga  of 
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The  Bolton 
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PEEL  COUNTY,  Ont. 


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A  HIGH-TONED  FAMILY 
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verness. 

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Canada  Lancet 

A   MONTHLY  JOURNAL  OF    MEDICAL   AND   SURGICAL  SCIENCE, 
CRITICISM  AND  NEWS. 


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The  Dunnville 
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(WEEKLY)  DUNNVILLE,  Ont. 

Jl 

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-Circulation  is  largely  placed  where 
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Le  Soleil 


ISSUES  DAILY  EVENING, 
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The  most  lively  and  progressive  of  Quebec  papers. 
The  organ  of  the  liberal  party  in  Quebec. 

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Medical  monthly  published  in  the  French  language. 

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E.  P.  BENOIT,  M.D.,  Editor, 

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meet,  and  is  the  market  town  of 
several  townships  in  each  of  these 
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in  the  town  and  the  shipments  of 
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al hundred  thousand  dollars  yearly. 

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1885. 


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MILTON,  Ont. 


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The  Canadian  Journal  of  Medicine  and  Surgery,  Toronto,  Canada,  is  acknow- 
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.  .  .  NORWOOD,  Ont. 

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"  LE  PROGRES 
DE  VALLEYFIELD 


Established 
1878. 


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CHARLES  T.  VERNER,  Editor  and  Publisher. 

A  popular  and  progressive  Weekly  Newspaper. 
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TRURO,  N.S. 


TRI-WEEKLY: 
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Average  bona-fide  circulation  for  1898 — 
2,200  copies  each  issue. 

W.  B.  ALLEY, 

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THE  COMMERCIAL 

CHATHAM,  N.B. 

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EDITORS  : 

REV.  GEORGE  R.  NORTHGTAVES, 

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THOMAS  COFFEY, 

Publisher  and  Proprietor. 

Approved  and  recommended  by  the  Arch- 
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of  Canada.") 


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W.  P.  McEwEN 


McLEOD  &  McEWEN, 

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Western  Nova  Scotia 


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Daily  Edition,      -     - 
Semi -Weekly  Edition, 


Established  1897 
Established  1882 


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YARMOUTH 


Quality 

Quantity 

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the 
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in 

It  just  tak 

es  these  two 

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PRESS 


Woodstock, 

N.  B. 


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The  Newmarket 
Express 

NEWMARKET,  Ont. 


ESTABLISHED 
1880. 


THE  CAPITAL 

FREDERICTON,  N.B. 

1 6  pages — 3  cols  to  a  page.  Monthly. 
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THE  CAPITAL  has  also  a  most  excel- 
lent circulation  throughout  the  surround- 
ing Villages  and'Country. 

H.  A.  CROPLEY,  Editor  *nd  Proprietor. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN   NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


385 


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ONE  MEDIUM 


Does  it  all  ... 


If  j'ou  want  to  tell  the  Druggists  of  Canada  what  you  have  to  sell  them  and 
why  it  is  to  their  interest  to  buy  from  you,  it  is  not  necessary  and  it  is  not  profit- 
able to  spend  your  money  in  circulars  or  letters,  or  through  a  variety  of  mediums, 
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"CANADIAN  DRUGGIST" 

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DRUCGIST 
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The  Times  Guardian 

TRI-WEEKLY  : 
Tuesdays,  Thursdays,  Saturdays 

(No  separate  meekly  edition.) 

Published  at  TRURO,   Nova  Scotia. 

ALFRED    C.    MILLS,    PUBLISHER. 

Subscription  price,  $1.00  per  annum. 

Circulation  each  issue  exceeds  2.000 "copies 

(Average  for  1898—2,375, ) 
Total  circulition  each  week  exceeds  6,000  copies. 

NOTE— The  TIMES-GUARDIAN  (Liberal)  and 
COLCHESTER  SUN  (Conservative),  both  of 
Truro,  are  published  on  alternate  days,  each  tri- 
weekly. No  other  political  papers  published  in 
same  county.  Advertisers  should  observe  the 
advantage  of  reaching  both  classes. 

THE  TIMES  GUARDIAN 

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iniles,  including  large  portion  of  the  coun- 
ties of  Plctou,  Cumberland,  Hants  and 
Halifax,  in  addition  to  Colchester,  of  which 
Truro  (pop.  6,000)  is  the  shire  town. 

ALFRED  C.  MILLS,  Publisher, 


A.  McKiM  &  Co., 

Montreal  Agents. 


TRURO,  Nova  Scotia. 


The  ... 

Trade  Review 

• 

ST.  JOHNS, 

Newfoundland. 

The  only  Newspaper  in  the  Country 
devoted  exclusively  to  Trade  and 
Commerce.  It  reaches  every  busi- 
ness man  in  the  Island,  Published 
every  Saturday  morning.  Subs- 
cription, $1.00  a  year  to  local  subs- 
cribers, $1.50  to  foreigner  subscri- 
bers. Sample  copies  on  application. 

DEVINE  &  OMARA,  PROPRIETORS. 

Trade  Review  Building,  Duckworth  St., 

SI.  JOHNS,  N.F. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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CORRESPONDENTS    EVERYWHERE    AND    INTEREST    WIDE    SPREAD. 


Published  in 


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PROGRESS    contains    more    foreign 
advertising  than  any  other  Mari- 
time  Province  newspaper  and  of        AND  PRINTING  CO 
a  more  select  character. 


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Independent 

NEW  HAMBURG,  Ont. 

It  is  the  people's  paper,  and  contains 
full  reports  of  all  local  meetings, 
general  news,  etc. ,  and  a  paper 
that  circulates  in  the  homes. 


=  L     RITZ. 

Publisher. 

You  Can  Cover 
Joliette,  Que. 

And  County  completely  and  pro- 
fitably in  no  other  way  than  by  the 
use  of  the  columns  of 

L'ANNONCEUR 


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Publisher. 


EVERYBODY  READS  IT. 


The  ... 

Leamington  Post 

The  best  advertising  medium  for  reaching 
the  trade  of  Leamington  and  vicinity.  City 
circulation  larger  than  any  other  paper. 
Advertisers  wanting  to  interest  the  people 
of  this  district  must  see  that  The  Post  is  on 
their  list.  You'd  better  try  it  if  after  busi- 
ness from  this  field. 

F.  J.  WICKWIRE, 

LEAniNQTON,  Ont. 

Acton  Free  Press 

The  best  printed  Weekly  in 
Canada.  Every  subscription 
is  paid  in  advance  .... 
For  these  reasons  it  is  of 
exceptional  value  to  adver- 
tisers.  

H.  P.  MOORE,       -  Publisher, 

ACTON,  Ont. 


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Maritime  Mining  Record 

Succeeds  the  "  Trades  Journal,"  Established  1880 

Published  twice  a  Month,  at  Stellarton,  N.S. 

The  RECORD  in  its  present  form  appeared  in  July  1898.  The  favor  with  which 
it  was  received  by  readers  and  advertisers,  necessitated  its  enlargement  in 
January  1899. 

The  RECORD  is  the  authority  on  Coal  Mining  in  Canada. 

In  its  "Around  the  Collieries"  column  is  given,  in  condensed  form,  the  hap- 
penings at  the  Coal  Mines. 

It  contains  monthly  statements  of  outputs  from  the  principal  coal  companies. 

If  gives  accounts  of  all  finds  of  minerals,  whether  of  coal,  gold,  iron,  silver  or 
other  ores. 

It  gives  the  yield  of  gold  from  the  mines  in  operation. 

Supply  men,  wishing  to  tell  coal  operators,  and  gold  miners,  about  machinery, 

materials  or  merchandise,  should  advertise  in  the  RECORD, 
Manufacturers  seeking  to  reach  supply  men,  coal  operators,  and  large  buyers 

generally,  should  advertise  in  the  RECORD. 


ADVERTISING  RATES  MODERATE. 


SUBSCRIPTION  $1.00  PER  YEAR. 


Advertisers ! 


)U  will  sell  your  Typewriter, 
Stenographic  and  Business 
College  supplies  by  an  ad. 
in  a  journal  that  covers  the  whole 
field.  Enough  said.  Send  for 
rates. 

Read  the  only  journal  published 
in  Canada  with  a  large  amount 
of  shorthand. 


$J.OO  a  year  in  advance. 

The  Canadian  Stenographer, 

56  Yonge  Street  Arcade, 

.  .  .  TORONTO. 


^Acadian 
Orchardist 


Wolfville,  N.S. 

Widely  circulated 
in  the  famous 
fruit  growing 
section  of  Nova 
Scotia. 

All  Read  it,  and 
Read  it  all. 

Circulation  1500 
weekly. 


The 
Advertiser 


Kentville,  N.S. 

A  large  bona-fide 
circulation.  The 
paper  that  is 
read  in  the  ho- 
mes. The  one 
that  brings 

BUSINESS 

for  advertisers. 


and  information  cheerfully 
furnished. 

E.  H.  HARRIS,  Publisher, 

.  .  KENTVILLE,  N.S. 


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The 


FOUNDED  IN 

1852 


St.  Hyacinthe  Courrier 

The  population  of  the  town  of  St.  Hyacinthe  and  surrounding  suburbs 
numbers  more  than  15,000  souls  and  that  of  district  which  comprises  3  counties 
exceeds,  75,000  inhabitants. 

The  Courrier  of  St.  Hyacinthe 

whose  circulation  is  considerably  more  than  all  the  Journals  published  in  the 
district,  offers  advantages  seldom  equalled  for  its  modesty  of  prices  and  for 
the  varied  class  and  number  of  its  readers. 

In  effect  the  district  of  St.  Hyacinthe  is  a  center  given  up  almost  exclu- 
sively to  Agriculture,  to  the  making  of  Butter  and  Cheese.  Farming  implements 
and  everything  that  is  necessary  to  the  achievement  of  Dairies  and  Cheese 
factories  find  here  a  good  market,  always  on  the  increase. 

THE  COURRIER 

ST.  HYACINTHE,  Que. 


Advertising 

Rates 

on 

Application. 


?The  Citizens! 
Herald 

Independent  Representative  of 
the  local  Municipalities  of  the 
East  Riding  of  the  County  of 
Durham. 

MILLBROOK,  Ont. 

Circulated  throughout  the  Municipal" 
2  ities  of  Millbrook,  Cavan,  Manvers  and 
,  South  Monaghan. 

t    Undoubtedly  the  best  medium  for 
T   Advertisers  in  East  Durham. 

J  The  Jobbing  Department 

•,  is  up-to-date,  equipped  with 

the  latest  faces  of  type. 

T        Prices  always  the  lowest. 
J        Terms  for  advertisers  made  known  on 
£    application. 

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The  People's  Favorite  Paper 

The  .  .  . 

Meaford  Mirror 

MEAFORD,  ONT. 

The  MIRROR  is  a  handsome  eight- 
page,  forty-eight  column  Weekly 
Newspaper,  has  a  large  and  const- 
antly increasing  circulation,  and  is 
regarded  by  everybody  as  the  most 
valuable  advertising  medium  in  the 
County  of  Grey. 


Rates 
reasonable. 


JAflES  PATTERSON, 

Editor  and  Proprietor. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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admitted  by  all  critics  to  be  the  most  up-to-date  paper,  in  both  style  and 
matter,  that  is  published  in  Manitoba.  It  has  few,  if  any,  equals  in  any 
town  of  similar  size  anywhere.  The  Press  is  a  Peerless  Paper.  It  has 
a  capable  editor  and  manager  of  a  quarter  of  a  century's  experience  in 
Newspaper  and  Job  Printing  work  in  city  and  country  offices,  devoting  his  every 
talent  with  energy  and  enthusiasm  to  his  work.  What  makes  such  a  paper  a  possi- 
bility in  a  place  like  Neepawa,  with  less  than  2,000  population,  is  the  compact  settle- 
ment of  well-to-do  and  intelligent  English-speaking  farmers  surrounding  the  town 
into  the  homes  of  every  one  of  whom  the  Press  goes  regularly,  twice  a  week,  giving 
them  more  local  news  in  each  issue  than  any  of  its  provincial  contemporaries  do  in 
their  tardy  once-a-weeks,  besides  an  extensive  summary  of  the  world's  news  com- 
piled up  to  the  day  of  publication.  Thus  the  Neepawa  Press  satisfies  the  reading 
wants  of  the  farming  and  working  classes,  by  giving  them  eight  pages  of  general 
news  and  advertising  more  promptly  and  in  better  form  than  city  weeklies,  and 
much  cheaper  and  more  suitable  than  the  dailies.  Its  advertising  columns  are  ex- 
tensively used,  and  those  who  do  so  judiciously  get  good  results.  Rates  are  $too  per 
column  per  year  for  home-print  pages,  and  $50  for  ready-print  pages,  for  once-a- 
week  insertions  ;  or  $150  per  column  per  year  for  home-print  and  $74  for  ready-print 
pages  for  twice  a  week.  Sample  copies  sent  on  application  ;  but  don't  waste  time 


writing  for  reduced  rates. 


A.  DUNLOP,  Editor  and  Manager. 


Established  1834. 

Intelligencer 

BELLEVILLE,  Ont. 

ONLY  paper  in  Hastings  County  guaranteeing 
Weekly  Circulation  of  3,000  and  over. 

Prints  a  DAILY  Newspaper  with  a  daily  circula- 
tion average  of  1,000. 

LARGEST  IN  THE  CITY. 

Address  for  rates 

CHARLES  J.  BOWELL, 

PUBLISHER. 

The  ... 

Merrickville  Mirror 

MERRICKVILLE,  ONTARIO. 

A  newsy  and  cleanly  printed  eight-page 
Journal,  issued  every  Thursday,  and  con- 
taining everything  of  local  and  general 
interest.  Sample  copy  and  advertising 
rates  sent  upon  application. 

W.  G.  CAVE,  Publisher. 


A  live  Newfoundland 
Paper 

Write  for  rates 

J.   B.  THOMPSON,    PROPRIETOR. 

The  Centra! 
Canadian 

CARLETON  PLACE,  Ont 

A  well  established  local  Newspaper,  one 
of  the  best  in  Lanark  County.  Interesting, 
reliable  and  enjoying  an  extensive  circula- 
tion, it  invites  the  patronage  of  all  first- 
class  advertisers.  Those  seeking  a  desirable 
medium  should  send  for  Advertising  Rates. 

W.  W.  CLIFF,  Editor  and  Publisher. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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Our  People  pay  as 
they  go,  and 
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ed  directly 
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THE  GAZETTE 


Its  readers  are  the  cream  of  intelligence  among 
Eastern  Townships'  people,  and  are  willing 
purchasers.  THE  GAZETTE  was  established 
in  1834,  and  has  a  firm,  steady  growth  on 
merit  alone,  and  has  reached  a 


Circulation  of  nearly  3,000 


It  is  well  edited,  and  contains  all  the 
latest  News.  Shrewd  Advertisers  Attest 
its  influence,  and  include  the  Gazette 
on  their  List  of  Best  Mediums. 


GEO.  H.  BRADFORD, 

Publisher, 

SHERBROOKE,  Que. 


The  Confederate 


( Established  in  the  Year 
of  Confederation. ) 

MOUNT  FOREST,  Ont. 

Covers  North  Wellington  and  South 
Grey  thoroughly.  As  the  place  of  pub- 
lication is  situated  fifty  miles  from  any 
county  town,  THE  CONFEDERATE  goes 
into  a  district  where  the  homes  are  not 
reached  by  county  towrn  papers.  No 
local  paper  in  Ontario  is  more  closely 
read.  Its  patrons  of  thirty  years  ago 
are,  to  a  large  extent,  its  patrons  to-day. 
— showing  that  it  has  stood  the  test  of 
being  a  first-class  purveyor  of  news  and 
an  unexcelled  advertising  medium. 

JAMES  FISHER, 

Publisher. 


The 


Established  1866 


Trenton  Courier 


by  GEORGE  YOUNG,  Present  Proprietor. 

Liberal  in  politics,  it  caters  only  to 
the  highest  principles  of  morality  and 
is  patronized  by  the  respectable  por- 
tion of  the  community. 


One  Dollar  a  Year. 

Circulation  over  1,000. 

Casual  Reading  Notices  One  Cent  a  Word. 

Standing  Yearly  Contracts  $2.50  an  inch. 

A.   McKIM   &  CO- 
MONTREAL  AGENTS. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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DANEBROG 


Established  1892. 


The  only  Danish-Norwegian  Newspaper  in  the  Dominion  of  Canada. 


Subscription,  $1.00  per  annum 


Issued  every  Saturday  Morning  at  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Editor  and  Proprietor :  CHARLES  C.  MEYER. 


Our  advertising  rates  are  not  only  very  moderate,  but  we  translate  all  advertising 
matter  free  of  charge. 

"  DANEBROG  "  is  circulated  in  all  the  large  cities  throughout  Canada,  and  has  also 
a  wide  and  intelligent  circle  of  readers  among  the  Scandinavian  farming  community. 

Any  information  desired  about  "DANEBROG"  or  our  people  generally  will  be 
cheerfully  given  by  any  of  our  representatives,  their  addresses  being  as  follows  : 

THE  REV.  CHAS,  E.  MAIMANN,  New  Denmark  P.  O.,  Vic.  Co.,  N.B. 

A.  CHRIS.  JENSEN,  J.P.,  Blue  Bell  P.  O.,  N.B. 

FR.  RASMUSSEN,  656  St.  Urbain  Street,  Montreal,  Que. 

A.  KONSTRON,  Lev-is,  Que. 

ANDREW  SCHMIDT,  Danish  Vice-Consul,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

C.  BRUHU,  590  Young  Street,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

C.  RASMUSSEN,  Carberry,  Man. 

A.  HOLSTEIN-RATHLON,  New  Stockholm,  Assa. 

C.  MARKER,  Dominion  Dairy  Supt.,  Calgary,  Alta. 

THE  REV.  MR.  MYLUND,  Cape  Scott,  Victoria,  B.C. 


THE  TRIO  . . . 

THE  NEWS,  at  Arnprior,  Ont. 
THE  REVIEW,  at  Aylmer,  Que. 
THE  TIMES,  at  Quyon,  Que. 

All  three  in  the  Upper  Ottawa  Valley  and  in 
splendid  advertising  districts.  Advertisers  should 
get  splendid  results  from  them.  Rates  and  other 
particulars  sent  on  application.  Address  : 

NEILSON  PUB.  CO., 

News  Building,  AR.NPRIOR,  ONT. 

The  Witness=News 

BRADFORD,  ONT. 

Published  Weekly,  by  E.  GARRETT. 

A  local  newspaper  in  every  sense  of 
the  word,  and  a  valuable  medium  for 
advertising.  Circulation  large  and 
increasing. 

SUBCRIPTION  PRICE,  $1.00 

An  eight  page  six  column  newspaper. 


The  ... 
Carleton  Sentinel 

WOODSTOCK,  N.B. 

Oldest  paper  in  New  Brunswick.    Es- 
tablished 1837.     Four  pages,  41  x  28. 
Subscription,  $1.00. 
Splendid  advertising  medium. 

Carleton  is  the  Garden  County  of  the  Province. 
SAMUEL  WATTS,  Edit,  and  Prop. 

The  Scandinavians  are  judicious  buyers, 
awake  and  keen.     To  advertise  in 

"CANADA" 

THE  ONLY  SWEDISH  PAPER 

in  the  Dominion  will  therefore  prove  bene- 
ficial to  the  tradesmen  of  the  country. 

J.  Ef  FORSLUND,  Publisher, 

'.VINNIPEG,  Man. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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is  the  universal  tribute 
of  advertisers  to   . 


ONCE-A-WEEK 

A  paper  that  gives  results  at  home  is  sure  to  benefit  all 
advertisers.  The  popular  home  weekly  of  Toronto  :  read  in 
18,000  homes. 


Our  References  as  to  Results  from 
Leading  Advertisers  in  its  columns : 

McCLARY  M'F'G  CO.,  Toronto. 

"SALADA"  CEALON  TEA  CO. 

DAVIDSON  &  HAY  CO.,  Wholesale  Grocers. 

BLUE  RIBBON  TEA  CO.,  Toronto. 

BROWN  BROS.,  Largest  Toronto  Grocery  House. 

C.  S.  BOTSFORD  &  CO.,  Dry  Goods, 

AND     1OO     OTHERS. 


FOR  RATES 
ADDRESS  : 

ONCE-A-WEEK  PUB.  CO. 

TORONTO. 

THOS.  W.  DUDGEON, 

Manager, 


Established  1887. 


Delhi  Reporter 

The  Reporter  is  a  seven  column, 
8-page  weekly  paper,  independent 
in  politics,  and  is  a  good  family 
paper.  Published  every  Friday 
morning 


Subscription  $1.00  a  year. 

W.  PEMBERTON, 

Proprietor. 

JELHI  is  one  of  the  most  progressive 
places  in  Ontario,  and  the  REPOR- 
TER goes  to  the  best  families  in 
the  Counties  of  Norfolk  and  Oxford, 
and  has  proved  itself  one  of  the  best  ad- 
vertising mediums  in  that  section.  We 
invite  comparison  of  the  REPORTER  with 
any  weekly  published. 

CIRCULATION   INCREASING. 

The  Job  Printing  Office 

Contains  good  presses  and  a  large  amount 
of  modern  faced  types,  and  is  able  to 
turn  out  jobs  of  any  size,  at  low  prices. 
Orders  of  any  size  solicited. 


J.  B.  STEPHENS, 

Publisher. 

The  REVIEW  reaches  all  the 
people  on  the  Canadian  side  of 
Niagara.  It  is  the  oldest  es- 
tablished Journal  and  is  firmly 
rooted  in  the  hearts  of  its 
readers.  Advertisers  must  use 
the  columns  of  the  REVIEW  to 
reach  the  people  of  the  Niagara 
District. 

Established  in  1879. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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NEWS 


Dauphin, 

MANITOBA. 


A 

growing 
paper 
in 
a 

growing- 
country. 


Advertising 

rates 

on 

application. 


NEX  &  ODGER, 

Publishers. 


Daily  and  Weekly 
Transcript 

MONCTON,  N.B. 

The  Daily  and  Weekly  Transcript 
is  the  leading  Liberal  Newspaper  in 
New  Brunswick  outside  of  St.  John, 
circulates  in  Moncton  City  and  adja- 
cent Towns  and  Villages,  and  districts 
of  Westmoreland,  Albert  and  adjoin- 
ing counties.  It  has  the  largest 
bona-fide  circulation  of  any  newspa- 
per in  its  district.  The  leading  ad- 
vertisers pronounce  it  an  advertising 
medium  which  gives  excellent  re- 
turns. 


Send 

for 

Quotations. 


JOHN  T.  HA  WKE, 

Editor  and  Proprietor. 


Daily  and  Weekly. 

Sarnia  Observer 

SARNIA,  Ontario. 

H.  GORMAN,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 

The  OBSERVER  is  the  oldest  Weekly 
and  only  Daily  published  in  the  County 
of  Lambton. 

Advertising  rates  are  reasonable. 

The 

PONTIAC  ADVANCE 

QUYON,  Que. 
Bright,  Newsy  and  well  Printed. 

Covers  its  territory  thoroughly, 
and  is  highly  regarded  by  its 
readers. 

W.  H.  MERIDITH, 

Editor  and  Publisher. 


Established 
in  1894. 


THE  VOICE 

WINNIPEG,  Man. 


WEEKLY. 


Endorsed  by  the  labor  organiza- 
tions of  the  West.  Covers  the 
field  from  Fort  William  to  the 
Pacific  Coast. 

LABOR    OMNIA   VINCIT. 

The 

Winchester  Press 

Published  every 
Thursday  at  ... 

WINCHESTER,  Ont. 

Circulates  in  one  of  the  best  Dairyii 
and  Agricultural  Districts  of  Canada. 

Covers  Northern  Dundas  and  Souther 
Carleton  Bounties. 

Advertising  rates  and  other  informatic 
on  application. 

BYRON  LANE,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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The  . . . 
News-Argus 


STIRLING,  ONT. 

The  Leading  Newspaper  of  North 
Hastings.  Large  and  constantly  in- 
creasing circulation.  An  excellent 
advertising  medium. 


Rates  And  sample  copies  sent  on  application. 

Issued  every  Thursday, 
$1.00  per  year. 

JAMES  CURRIE, 

Editor  and  Proprietor. 


The  Paper  to  Advertise  in  is  one 
that  has  the  Public  Confidence. 

The ... 
Advertiser 


WEEKLY  .  .  . 


WATERLOO,  QUE. 


THE  "  ADVERTISER  " 
CARRIES  ALL  THE  LO- 
CAL ADVERTISING. 
REMEMBER  THAT  THE 
"ADVERTISER"  IS  THE 
PAPER  IN  WATERLOO, 
QUE 


Has 
the 
Public 
Con- 
fidence. 


C.  H.  PARMELEE, 

Publisher. 


"Events" 


The  National  Weekly 

Published  at  the  National  Capital. 

IN  FORM 

It  is  unique  and  striking.  "An  ad- 
mirable departure  in  Canadian  Jour- 
nalism."-A.  H.  SCAIFE,  late  Editor 
' '  The  Proinnce,  B.C." 

IN  MATTER 

It  is  high  class.  "  It  reminds  one  of 
the  classical  Tattler  or  Spectator,  for 
its  language  is  faultless  and  its  senti- 
ments admirable." — Brandon  Inde- 
pendent. 

IN  TONE 

It  is  thoroughly  Canadian.  "  One  of 
its  great  attractions  is  its  intensely 
patriotic  Canadianism. ' ' — Brockinlle 
Times. 

IN  POLITICS 

It  is  absolutely  independent.  "An 
independent  paper  that  is  indepen- 
dent."— Kingston  Whig  (Liberal). 
"A  'slashing'  good  weekly.  It  hits 
all  sides  of  politics  with  a  relentless 
hand. "  — Belleville Intelligencer^  Con- 
servative). 

"  Ably  and  brightly  this  Ottawa  com- 
mentator urges  its  opinions  as  to  the 
public  acts  of  public  men." — Toronto 
Telegram  (Independent). 

INTERNATIONAL 

Keeps  its  readers  in  touch  with  the 
affairs  of  the  nations.  "He  who 
keeps  himself  fully  informed  of  the 
progress  of  the  world,  will  regard 
EVENTS  as  one  of  his  favorite  pa- 
pers."— Burlington  Record. 

CIRCULATION 

As  wide  as  is  the  Dominion,  and  in- 
creasing with  every  mail. 

Office  of  Publication:  -  12?  Sparks  St.,  Ottawa. 
Western  Office :  •  34  Victoria  St.,  Toronto,  Ont. 
American  Office:  25  Times  B'ld'g,  New  York,  N.Y. 

EVENTS  PUBLISHING  CO., 

ORDERS  FOR  ADVERTISEMENTS       Ottawa    Ont 

RECEIVED  BY   A.   MCKlM  4  Co. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


Founded 
1887 


The ... 

Blyth  Standard 

BLYTH,  Ontario. 

Independent  in  Politics,  reaching  all 
classes.  It  carries  the  advertiser's 
announcement  into  the  best  homes 
of  the  large  and  populous  County 
of  Huron. 

It  is  admitted  on  all  sides  to  be  in  the 
front  of  all  local  newspapers  in 
Western  Ontario. 

The  bright  and  spicy  character  of  its 
Local  and  Home  News  has  made  it 
the  favorite  of  every  household. 


Is  your 
advertisement 
in  its 
columns  ? 


A.  E.  BRADWIN, 

Editor  and  Proprietor. 


The  Wise  Advertiser 

who  seeks  the  greatest  benefit  from 
Newspaper  Advertising  in  Man- 
choler,  Methuen,  Andover,  North 
Andover  and  Ballardvale  will  be 
sure  to  use 

The 

Selkirk  Journal 

The  great  buying  public  is  reached 
through  this  paper. 

SELKIRK  PUBLISHING  CO., 

SELKIRK,  Man. 


L'UNION    EL 

Subscription  price,  Daily,     -    $2.00 
"  "       Weekly,        1.00 

The  best  medium  for  advertisers 
in  the  district  of    ... 

ST.  HYACINTHE. 

ESTABLISHED  IN  1873. 

L'UNION  is  the  only  daily  paper 
south  of  the  St.  Lawrence  River. 


Tl  ESTABLISHED 

I  ne  ...  1836 

Picton  Gazette 


The  best  Local  paper  in  the  County. 

Lowest  Advertising  Rates  furnished 
upon  application 

S.  M.  CONGER  &  BRO., 

PICTON.  ONT. 


Large  Results  Obtained 
From  Advertising 


If  placed  in  the 
columns  of  the 


TIMES 


WESTON,  Ontario. 

It  is  a  Family  Paper,  published  weekly,  full  of 
information,  devoted  to  Local  News.  The  popu- 
lar Advertising  Medium  of  York  Co.  since  its 
establishment.  If  you  have  anything  to  sell,  it 
•will  pay  you  to  write  for  our  Advertising  Rates. 


ESTABLISHED  1884. 

"  Le  Progres  de  I'Est 

SHERBROOKE,  Que. 

L.    A.    BELANGER,    PUBLISHER. 

2        EDITIONS:        O 
Semi-Weekly  and  Weekly.  C* 

One  of  the  best  advertising  mediums 
in  the  Eastern  Townships. 
Large   .discount   from    regular  rates 
given  to  contract  advertisers. 

CORRESPONDENCE   INVITED. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


I  Mi;  CAXAHIAX   \K\VSP.\PKR  DIRECTORY. 


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The  RICHMOND  RECORD 

Published  on  Fridays  at ... 

AI^ICHAT,  Cape  Breton. 

Is  an  8-page  paper,  established  in  1894,  and  which 
has  a  circulation  in  the  four  counties  of  Cape  Breton  and 
several  places  in  Nova  Scotia.  It  is  read  and  enjoyed 
by  all,  and  its  advertising  columns  are  always  read  with 
interest. 

You  can  make  no  mistake  if  you  place  an  ad.  in  its 
columns.  Rates  reasonable. 

B.  BOURINOT, 

Editor  and  Proprietor. 


The  Ontario  County 

The 
Two 

The  STANDARD 

Gazette     WHITBY,  Ont. 

Great 

PORT  PERRY,  Ont 

Adver- 

The  only  Semi-Weekly 

4  1  c  i  n  o" 

Paper    published    in    this 
progressive  agricultural  dis- 
trict. 

U5i  nx 

Mediums 

nf 

The  leading  and  favorite  news- 
paper in  the  centre  of  the 

Circulates  in  nearly  every 
household. 

Ul 

Ontario 

expansive  County  of  Ontario. 

CIRCULATION    2.000. 

County. 

CIRCULATION    1,500. 

>  SEED  TIME! 


Spring  Planting 
of  Good 


Advertising 

Seed  in  the 


» 


RIDGETOWN  STANDARD  \ 


JNO.  P.  WATERS,  Prop. 


Will  bring  you  a  Golden  Harvest. 


ESTABLISHED    188O. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


400 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


^Western  Prairie 

Published 
Weekly  at 

CYPRESS  RIVER, 

HANITOBA. 

* 

Descriptive  Articles  on  British  Northwest 
in  every  number. 

j* 

Large  and  Increasing 
Circulation. 

Advertising  Rates  on  Application. 
j* 

\VALPOLE  MURDOCH, 

Editor  and  Proprietor. 


<?oldu/ater 


HAS  TWO  DESIRABLE 
REQUISITES 

A  Good  Circulation 
Among  Buyers 

and 

Reasonable  Rates  for 
Advertisers. 

Published  Weekly  at 

COLDWATER, 

ONTARIO. 


The  Kootenain 

IF  YOU  WANT  RELIABLE  MIN- 
ING NEWS  OF  THE  SLOGAN 
DISTRICT,  WHEN  IT  IS  NEWS, 

Read  The  Kootenain  .  .  . 

PUBLISHED  AT      .    . 
Rates  on  application.  KASLO,    B.C. 

Saskatchewan  Herald 

BATTLEFORD,  Sask. 

The  Pioneer  newspaper  in  Western  Territories. 

ESTABLISHED   1878 

As  a  means  of  reaching  the 
trade  in  Central  Saskatche- 
wan it  has  no  equal  in  the 
press  of  the  country. 
Advertisements  inserted  at  living  rates. 
Subscription,  $1.25  a  year. 

P.  0.  LAURIE,         -         -         Editor  and  Prop. 


The  Fergus  Canadian 

The  Leading  paper  in 

FERGUS,  Ont. 

Subscription,  $i. co  per  year,        _         _ 
strictly  in  advance. 

The  best  advertising  medium  in  Wellington  Co. 
for  Fergus,  Elora,  Alma,  and  Arthur  Vil- 
lages, Nichol,  W.  Carrifraxa,  Pil- 
kington  and  Arthur  Town- 
ships 

Advertising  rates  made  known  on  application. 
B.  W.  JOHNSTON,  Business  Manager. 

Do  you  Advertise  in 

THE  STAR,  Sault  Ste-Marie 

IF  NOT,  WHY  NOT? 

The  Star  to-day  has  the  largest  circulation  by 
hundreds  of  any  other  local  paper. 

We  will  cheerfully  submit  this  assertion  to 
proof.  Our  mailing  list  can  be,  seen  on  applica- 
tion. We  are  confident  the  circulation  of  the 
Star  in  the  rural  parts  adjacent  to  Sault  Ste. 
Marie  is  more,  than  double  that  of  any  other 
paper.  A  common  sense  question.  Is  not  an  ad- 
vertisement in  the  Star  worth  double  that  of  any 
other  paper  ?  We  invite  your  patronage  because 
we  honestly  can  give  you  value. 

J.  H.  MEIR,  Editor  and  Prop. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


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L'lmpartial . . . 


Is  the  only 

FRENCH  PAPER 

In  the 


FRENCH  POPULATION 


Province  of  P.  E.  I. 


Published  at  TIGNISH,   P.E.I. 


THE  LEADER 


THE  LEADER  CO., 
Publishers. 


REGINA,  N.W.T. 

WALTER  SCOTT, 

Editor  and  Mgr. 


.  .  .  Established  1883  .  .  . 

Seven-column  Eight-page  Weekly, 
published  at  the  seat  of  the  Territo- 
rial Government,  in  a  thriving  town, 
in  the  very  centre  of  a  fast  developing 
region  and  in  the  heart  of  the  great 
Western  Canadian  wheat  and  grazing 
plains. 

The  best  advertising  medium  in  the  North 

West  Territories. 
Sworn  Average  Circulation  of  J,537  copies 

weekly  in  J898. 

Sample  copies  and  rates  on  application. 
Subscription   price,   postage   pre-paid,  $1.00 

a  year. 


The. 


1858 


1898 


Colonial  Standard 


PICTOU,  Nova  Scotia. 


Large  Circulation. 

Good  Advertising  Medium. 


The  Standard  has  been  read  in 
nearly  ebery  home  in  the  county 
for  the  last  forty  years. 

R.  C.  HAMILTON, 

Editor  and  Publisher. 


A.    .McKlM    &    CO.,     \K\VSPAPER    ADVERTISING    AOKNl'V,    -MONTRKAI.. 


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THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


J.  E.  MORRISON.  PH.  C. 

EDITOR. 


ESTABLISHED  1868. 


G.  E.  GIBBARD, 

BUSINESS   MANAGER. 


THE  CANADIAN  .  .  . 
PHARMACEUTICAL  JOURNAL 


.  .  .  AND 


THE  ORGAN  OF  THE  CANADIAN  DRUG  TRADE 
FOR  OVER  THIRTY  YEARS. 

Published  the  1st  of  the  Month. 

Circulation  embraces  the  entire  Dominion. 

Manufacturers  desiring  an  introduction  to  the  Canadian  Drug  Trade,  can  secure  it  more 
effectually  and  at  less  cost  than  by  any  other  medium  in  the  Dominion. 


EDITOR'S  ADDRESS  I 

P.   O.   BOX  683 

MONTREAL. 


BUSINESS  OFFICE  : 

287  KING  ST.  W., 

TORONTO. 


Richmond 
Guardian 


ESTABLISHED 

1857. 


Published  at 


On  Friday 
Evenings. 


RICHMOND,  P.Q. 


EIGHT-PAGE  QUARTO. 

The  chief  organ  of  Conservatism 
in  the  Eastern  Townships    .... 

BRILLIANT  EDITORIALS, 
COPIOUS  SUPPLY  OF  NEWS, 
CHOICE    FAMILY    READING. 

CIRCULATION    1200. 

Well  known  and  largely  appreciated 
throughout  the  Eastern  Townships. 

W.  E.  JONES, 

Manager. 


NEW   GLASGOW 

CHRONICLE 


See  page  422  for  advt. 


Le  Courrier  du  Livre 

CANADIANA. 

Published  Monthly  in  French  and  English 
and  devoted  to 

Canadian  History,  Biography, 
.LLUSTRATED.          Archaeology,  Bibliography. 

Subscription  :  Canada  and  U.S.,  $2.00  per  year. 

Postal  Union,  2.40 

Advertising  rates  :  i  page,  for  one  year,  $60.00 ; 

%  page,  $35.00  ;  %  page,  $20.00. 
Special  quotations~supplied  upon  application. 

RAOUL  RENAULT,  Publisher  and  Director. 

QUEBEC,  CANADA. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN-  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


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THE  CANADIAN 
ODDFELLOW 

is  the  only  paper 
through  which 
an  advertiser  can 
reach  the 

Oddfellows  of 
Canada. 


THE  CANADIAN 
ODDFELLOW 


The  ... 
CANADIAN 
ODDFELLOW 

has 

been 

published 

since 

1894- 


The  Canadian  Oddfellow 


HORHCe 

PUBLISHER. 


MONTREAL, 


Que. 


LE  PROGRES 
DE  L'EST 


L.  A.  BELANGER, 


SHEBROOKE,  P.Q. 


Publisher. 

The  only  Semi- Weekly 
Journal  published  in  the 
Eastern  Townships  .  .  » 

Has  a  weekly  edition  also. 

One  of  the  best  advertising  mediums. 
Reaching  the  best  class  of  readers. 

PRICES  OF  SUBSCRIPTION: 


Semi-Weekly 
•Weekly      - 


$1.50  per  year, 
i.oo       " 


Strictly  in  advance. 

Advertising  rates  low  and 
Furnished  on  application. 


TL  _  1867-  Established  -  1899 


NEWCASTLE, 

MIRAMICHI,  N.B. 

Newcastle  is  situated  in  the  centre 
of  a  lumbering  country  and  the 
ADVOCATE  reaches  the  best  class 
of  readers  in  the  county. 

CIRCULATION     -J  -J  QQ 

The  best  Advertising  Medium 
in  Northern  New  Brunswick. 

Advertising  contracts  can  be  made 
through  any  reliable  Advertising 
Agency,  or  rates  on  application  to 

ANSLOW    BROS., 

PUBLISHERS. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL." 


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THE  CANADIAN   NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


LA  TRIBUNE 

The  Yarmouth 
Daily  News 

ST.  HYACINTHE,  Quc. 

8h«  YARMOUTH,  N.S. 

3.1.OO    A    YEAR. 

EIGHT  PAGES. 

The    progressive    and    prosperous 

WEEKLY. 

terminus  of  the  D.  A.  Railway,  the 

/<£t?SCF>*v 

Coast  R.R.,  and  the  D.  A.  R.  S.S. 

wKJA  'i4*'  ' 

Line  and  Yarmouth  S.S.  Line.  The 

A          E* 

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oldest  established  daily  in  Western 

>  •  (Arr;     xj 

Nova  Scotia.     In  circulation  leads 

x    &£      ^ 

Largest 

all  papers  in  Yarmouth  Town. 

Circulation 

$3.00  per  annum 

in 
the 

The  Yarmouth 

District 

WoAHv    \l£kiirc 

# 

Published  every  'Wednesday. 

KSBMU  J 

$1.00  per  annum. 

"srr^pi^ 

A.  DENIS, 

No  better  advertising  mediums 

PUBLISHER. 

in  Western  Nova  Scotia  .... 

9599999999999 

The  Daily  News  and 

The  Northern 

Semi  Weekly  News 

Enterprise          : 

AMHERST,  Nova  Scotia. 

CAMPBELLTON, 

J.  H.  FROGGAT, 

Restigouche  Co.,  N.B. 

PROPRIETOR. 

The  Leading  Advertising  Medium 

Both   bright,  newsy  papers  with 

of  the  North  Shore,  New  Brunswick. 

the  largest  circulation  in  the  county, 

Has  also  a  large  circulation  in 
Bonaventure  and  Gasp6  counties,  P.Q. 

entering  nearly  every  home. 

The  shire  town  of  Amherst  .has 

Reasonable  Advertising  Rates. 

a  population  of   nearly  5,000,  and 

Sure  Returns. 

among  its  industries  are  foundries, 

T.  W.  BROWN, 

engineering    works,    woodworking 

EDITOR  AND  PROPRIETOR. 

and  boot  ajid  shoe   factories,  car- 

Aj\J\J\Aj\j\j\j\j\j\j\j\ 

riage  works,  etc.,  with  coal  mines 

JJ^JjJjJJJjJj 

in  near  vicinity. 

A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN   NKWSl'AI'KR  DIRECTORY. 


405 


ILLUSTRATE  YOUR  ADVERTISEMENT 
ILLUSTRATE  YOUR  PAPER 


It  Pays 


Make  your  advertisement  attractive  by  the  insertion  of 

good  pictures  and  the  public  will  read  them.     A  good 

illustration  is  the  driving  belt  of  an  advertisement. 

We  have  superior  facilities  for  turning  out  the  best  work. 

Our  plates  print  clean  —  save  time  and  trouble  —  give  satis- 

faction. 

All  orders  executed  and  returned  promptly. 

Quality  considered.     Prices  low. 

Write  us. 


DESIGNING  and 
ILLUSTRATING. 


HALF  TONE  and 
FINE  ENGRAVING. 


ELECTROTYPING  and 
STEREOTYPING. 


O.  LIMITED. 


M0i\  RE/tef 


A.  McKiM  &.  Co.,   \K\VSPAPKR  Ai>VKRTisi.\i;  AGENCY,  MONTRKAI.. 


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THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


The  Canadian 

Cheese  and  Butter 
Maker 


KINGSTON,  Ont., 

Canada. 


The  only  Paper  distinctly 
representing  the  great  Dairy 
interests  of  Canada 

A  Monthly  Journal  for  Dairymen,  Cheese- 
makers,  Buttermakers  and  the  trade. 

SO   CENTS   PER    YEAR. 

We  reach  the  "  Direct  Spot." 

Advertisers  please  make  a  note  of  our 
paper.  Address  all  communications  to 
the  Editor, 

J.  0.  LINGENFELTER, 

62  Brock  Street, 
KINGSTON,  Ont.,  Canada. 


2,000  Copies. 


The ... 

Halifax  Advertiser 

267  BARRINGTON  ST., 

HALIFAX, 

Nova  Scotia. 

2,000  Copies. 

Published  weekly  on  Saturday 
and  delivered  free  through- 
out the  city.  An  excellent 
advertising  medium  for  the 
City  of  Halifax. 

SEND  POST  CARD  FOR 
ADVERTISING  RATES. 


The  CHRONICLE 

Published  in 

KENTVILLE, 

KINGS  CO.,  Nova  Scotia. 

Circulation  over  1600. 

Kings  Co.  being  in  the  Annapolis  Valley  is 
thickly  inhabited  with  well-to-do  farmers, 
and  is  therefore  a  fine  field  for  enterprising 
advertisers  who  have  articles  for  sale  which 
they  wish  to  recommend  to  consumers. 

F.   W.   WICKWIRE,  Publisher. 


NEWS 


OAK  LAKE,  Man. 

AN  EXCEPTIONAL 
ADVERTISING    MEDIUM. 

I  will  be  pleased  to  quote  you  rates. 
JOHN  M.  BENDER, 

Proprietor. 


•  AMBTON'S 
EADING 


N 


EWSIEST 
EWSPAPER 


The  Sarnia  Post 


Issued 
Every 
Saturday. 

Circulated  principally  in  SARNIA  and  Point  Edward . 

THE  LAMBTON  COUNTY  POST 


ISSUED 
EVERY  THURSDAY. 


Circulated  principally 
in  I,ambton  County. 


EITHER    EDITION   $1.00  A   vrAR 

12  pages  every  issue.  W.  B.  J.  WILLIAMS, 

The  POST  covers  the  territory.       PROPRIETOR. 


LA  PETITE  PRESSE 
LA  PETITE  PRESSE 
LA  PETITE  PRESSE 

The  Neatest — The  Brightest — The  Liveliest 

I,ittle  sheet  in  the  whole  Province  of  Quebec. 
Will  reach  pretty  soon  every  French  corner 
and  nook  of  North  America. 

INDEPENDENT  IN  POLITICS.  One  year,  20  cts. 

JOS.  ED.'CENEST,  PUBLISHER. 
For  all  communications,  address  : 

LA  PETITE  PRESSE,     SHERBROOKE,  Que. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN   \K\YSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


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The  Outlook 


Is  Newsy, 
Independent 
and  Clean. 

It  is  published  in  the  middle  of 
the  famous  Annapolis  Valley,  and 
has  a  large  circulation  in  the  rich 
fruit  growing  country  surrounding 
Middleton. 

The  Job  department  is  well  equip- 
ped and  presses  driven  by  water 
power. 


Subscription,  $1.00  per  year. 


Advertising  and 

Job  rates 

on  application. 


MIDDLETON,  N.S. 


FIRST-CLASS 

IN    EVERY    RESPECT 

The 

DISPATCH 

CAMPBELLFORD,  Ont. 

IS  THE  LEADING  PAPER 
IN  THE  DISTRICT,  AND 
IS  THE  BEST  ADVERTI- 
SING MEDIUM  #  #  j* 

Circulation  800. 

M.  D.  R.  DRYDEN, 

Publisher. 


Established 
1854. 


The  Canadian 
Statesman 


Published  in  Statesman  Block,  a6  King  St.  West, 

BOWMANVILLE,  Ontario. 

Every  Wednesday  morning. 
$1.00  per  year  in  advance. 

GUARANTEED  CIRCULATION  2,115 

A  Progressive  and  Enterprising 
Liberal  Newspaper,  having  the  larg- 
est circulation  in  Central  Ontario 
among  leading  families,  making  it 
the  best  advertising  medium  in  one 
of  Canada's  most  inviting  districts. 
Gives  special  prominence  to  local 
and  district  affairs.  Advertising 
rates  reasonable. 

M.  A.  JAMES,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 

COBOURG 

County  Town  of  united  counties  of 
Northumberland  and  Durham. 

Advertisers  wishing  to  reach  the 
homes  of-  Cobourg  and  the  sur- 
rounding excellent  agricultural  dis- 
trict cannot  do  better  than  use  the 
columns  of 

The ... 

Cobourg  World 

Under  the  new  management  the 
circulation  is  rapidly  increasing. 
Sworn  average  circulation  exceeds 
1,200  copies  weekly,  and  future 
contracts  will  be  made  on  a  gua- 
ranteed average  circulation  of  at 
least  1,500  copies. 

"  The  WORLD  covers  the  whole  ground." 
LAPP  A  JAMES, 

PUBLISHERS  ANolPROPRIETORS. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


408 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


THE  WORLD 


DAILY 

and 

WEEKLY 


Essex  County's  Leading 
Conservative  Newspaper. 


WINDSOR,  Ontario. 


UNRIVALED  IN  ITS  FIELD  AS  AN  ADVERTISING  MEDIUM. 
ITS  CIRCULATION  IS  INCREASING  BY  LEAPS  AND  BY  BOUNDS. 

Weekly  Edition,  one  of  the  largest  in  size  in  the  Province,  price  $1.00  per  year. 
Daily  Edition,  gives  all  the  news  in  abbreviated  form,  price  $3.00  per  year. 

WORLD  PUB.  CO.  OF  WINDSOR,  Limited 

Publishers. 


The  Cobden  Sun 

is  published  every  Thursday 
at  its  office  in 

COBDEN. 

Subscription  $1.00  a  year. 

Cobden  is  a  growing  village  of 
about  800  on  main  line  of  C.  P.  R. 
and  in  the  heart  of  a  fine  agricultural 
district  well  settled.  The  SUN  has 
a  good  circulation  in  Cobden,  For- 
esters Falls,  Beachburg,  Westmeath, 
Osceola,  Snake  River,  Haleys 
Station,  Micksburg,  Dunmore  and 
all  the  country  around  these  places. 
The  SUN  is  one  of  the  best  adver- 
tising mediums  in  the  Ottawa 
Valley. 

All  kinds  of  Job  Work  done 
with  neatness  and  despatch. 

D.  J.  RITCHIE, 

Editor  and  Proprietor, 

COBDEN,  Ont. 


Advertising 
rates  on 
application. 


The  Best  Advertising  Medium 
in 

Ontario  County 

is 

The  CHRONICLE 

Published  at 

WHITBY,  Ont. 

THE  COUNTY  TOWN. 

The  CHRONICLE  is  an  eight-page 
paper,  is  not  a  ready  print,  and  has 
a  larger  circulation  than  any  other 
paper  published  in  the  County. 
Send  for  advertising  rates. 

A.   H.  GIBBARD,   B.A..~ 

EDITOR  AND  PUBLISHER. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THK  CANADIAN    .\K\VSPAPEK  DIRECTORY. 


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OFFICE  DESKS,  CHAIRS,  .  . 
STANDING  DESKS,  STOOLS, 
DIRECTORS'  TABLES 

BANK  AND  OFFICE  FITTINGS. 


CARD  INDEX 

For 

Quotations, 
Lists,  etc. 

Prospects  any  Department 
of  Business  . 


The  Office  Specialty  MTg  Co.,  Ltd. 


122    BAY    STREET,    TORONTO. 


FACTORY  . 

NEWMARKET.  ONT.  1744    NOTRE    DAME    ST.,   MONTREAL. 


If  you  want  to  reach  \  0,000 
of  the  best  people  in   .... 

NOVA  SCOTIA 

Advertise  in 

Church  Observer 

AND 

Sign  of  the  Cross 

SPR1NGHILL,  N.S. 

THEY    HAVE    THE    RESPECT   AND 
CONFIDENCE  OF  THEIR  READERS. 

/.  A.  STANSFIELD, 

Publisher, 

SPRINGHILL,  N.S. 


THE  BULLETIN 

AN  INSURANCE  JOURNAL 

The  only  journal  published  in  Canada 
that  is  devoted  exclusively  to  insur- 
ance. Subscription  price,  Ji.oo  a 
year,  payable  in  advance.  Advertising 
rates  on  application. 

Published  monthly  by 

The  Bulletin  Publishing  Co,  of  Toronto,  Ltd. 

Now  ready  for  delivery — the  1899  edi- 
tion of  THE  BULLETIN  ASSESS- 
riENT  LIFE  INSURANCE  CHART 

showing  Business  Done,  Death  Claims 
Paid,  Number  of  Assessments  Made, 
Income,  Expense,  Assets,  etc.,  etc., 
of  the  leading  Life  Associations  and 
Friendly  Societies  licensed  to  do 
business  in  Canada,  1892  to  1898 
inclusive. 

Price,  in  lots  of  zoo,  $15.00. 
Single  copies,  as  cents. 

THE  BULLETIN  PUBLISHING  CO, 

18  VICTORIA  STREET.  TORONTO. 


A.   McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


410 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


SMITH'S  FALLS,  Out. 

is  the  centre  of  a  rich  and  pros- 
perous farming  community,  and  is 
a  live  railroad  and  manufacturing 
town  of  5,000  people. 


The  NEWS 


Established 
1881. 


Is  the  leading  paper  in  the  town 
and  district,  and  has  a 

Paid  Up  Circulation. 

THE  NEWS  is  the  only  conser- 
vative paper  in  the  North  Riding 
of  Leeds  and  Grenville.  All  we 
ask  is  that  advertisers  give  it  a 
fair  trial.  Advertising  rates  not  low 
but  reasonable. 

.    H.    Ross, 

PROPRIETOR. 


ESTABLISHED  1876. 


The  ... 

Stayner  Sun 

A  well-conducted  weekly 
newspaper,  published  every 
Thursday  at  Stayner,  Simcoe 
County,  Ont. 

To  advertise  in  the  Town 
of  Stayner,  or  in  a  radius  of 
ten  miles,  THE  SUN  must  be 
used.  Here  it  is  alone — and 
it  covers  North  Simcoe. 

The  Sun  Publishing  Co. 

PROPRIETOR, 

STAYNER,  Ont. 


Make  a  Note  of  this. 


Tiverton  Watchman 


See  page  422  for  advt. 


The  most  popular  paper  in 
Northumberland  is 


Halifax  Advertiser 

See  page  406  for  advt. 


Morning  Post 

COBOURG 

ONT. 

It  is  impossible  to  thoroughly  cover 
this  rich  district  with  newspaper 
advertising  without  the  use  of 


THE  POST. 


Rates 

on 

application. 


TORONTO  INVESTIGATOR 

See  page  416  for  advt. 

The  Huron  Expositor 

SEAFORTH,  Ont. 

The  Expositor  has  a  bona  fide  subs- 
cription list  of  4,200;  the  largest  circul- 
ated weekly  and  family  paper  in  Western 
Ontario.  It  goes  into  nearly  every  home 
in  the  most  prosperous  and  richest  farm- 
ing country  in  Canada,  and  for  that  reason 
offers  exceptional"  inducements  to  adver- 
tisers. 

Advertising  rates      McLEAN  BROTHERS, 
on  application.  Editors  and  Proprietors. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN   XKWSPAPKR   DIRECTORY. 


4" 


THE  SENTINEL... 


Established  1874 

(25  years) 

CONSTITUENCY 
THE  HOME  CIRCLE 
OF  CANADA. 

Guaranteed 
circulation 

Over  17, 400. 


THK  SENTINEL  goes  to 
over  4,000  post  offices  in 
the  Dominion  of  Canada 
and  nearly  400  in  the 
United  States. 


NFWSPAPFR    advertising  to  be  effective  must  be 
*  »•—  **  *JI  t\f  L-IX    done    through   a   medium   that  is 

respected.      You  can  get  profitable  returns  from  adver- 

tising in 


THF  SFNTIISIFI 

I  I  IL    L7L1  1  I  11  iL^L.* 


Because  &  has  been 

proven  by  many  advertisers 
during  the  past  Twenty-Four  Years  that  THE  SENTINEL 
stands  first  in  character  and  influence  with  its  many 
thousands  of  readers. 


THF 

I  I  IL 


sPeaks  for  the  ?reat 

Association  of  British  America, 
an  organization  numbering  over  80,000. 


FURTHER    INFORMATION 
GLADLY   FURNISHFD. 


Advertising 
Rates  on 
Application. 


OUR  BOOKLET  TO  ANY 
ADDRESS  FOR  THE  ASKING. 


THE    SENTINEL,  TORONTO,  Canada. 


A  NEWSPAPER 

Whose  aim  is  to  print  Local  News 

Circulation  1500 

The  Digby 
Weekly  Courier 


The  COURIER  is  representative  of 
Digby  County  and  is  a  first-class 
advertising  medium. 


MARY  SMcCORMICK,  Publisher. 
0.  S.  DUNHAM,  Manager. 


The ... 

Baldur  Gazette 

BALDUR,  MAN. 

In  reaching  the  public 
what  means  do  you  take? 

Look  at  the  advertising  patron- 
age of  the  GAZETTE  and  take  the 
population  of  the  centre  in  which 
it  is  located  and  you  will  find  it  has 
more  advertising  in  this  proportion 
than  any  other  local  sheet  in  the 
Province. — This  shows  that  it  must 
have  a  large  local  circulation,  and 
nets  good  returns  to  advertisers. 
— Nough  said. 

SEXTUS  R.  P.  COOPER, 

Publisher. 


A.  Me  KIM  «c  Co.,   NKWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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THE  CANADIAN   NKWSI'Al'KR  DIRECTORY 


Prince  Edward  Island 

is  the  most  thickly  populated  and  the  most  prosperous  province 
in  Canada.  Its  industries  are  many  and  it  is  a  good  market  for 
many  advertisers. 


The  JOURNAL 


reaches  the  people  in  the  towns 
and  villages  in  Sutnmerside  and 
vicinity. 

Circulation  5,200 


THE ... 

AGRICULTURALIST 

As  its  name  indicates  is  a  paper 
appealing  to  the  Farmer. 

Circulation  5,400 


Advertising  rates  are  reasonable  for  service  given. 


W.  A.  BRENNAN, 

PUBLISHER, 


SUMMERSIDE 


The 

Daily  Record 

SYDNEY,  Cape  Breton. 


THE    ONLY    DAILY    NEWSPAPER    IN 
EASTERN  NOVA  SCOTIA. 


Weekly,  60  cts. 


$3.00  a  year. 


Circulation:  j  ™ly>       *5° 
(  Weekly,   1200 


The  town  of  Sydney  is  the  centre  of  a 
large  and  well-to-do  mining  and  farming 
population,  and  will  shortly  be  the  scene 
of  the  greatest  iron  and  steel  works  in 
Canada,  to  which  may  be  added  in  the 
near  future,  ship  building,  etc. 

THE  DAILY  RECORD  is  within  an 
hour's  reach  of  25,000  people. 


French 
Weekly 


The  only  French  Paper 
published  in  Winnipeg, 
Manitoba. 

Having  a  large  and  growing  subscription 

list,  we  are  an  advertising  medium 

worthy  of  patronage. 
We  reach  all  Towns  and  Villages  ( French 

speaking)  in  Manitoba  and  the  North 

West  Territories. 
All  orders  carefully  attended  to. 
Address  all  communications 

L'  ECHO  DE  MANITOBA 

P.  0.  Box  1309 

WINNIPEG. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER   DIRECTORY. 


The  County  of  Norfolk 

has  a  population  of  about  40,000.  Its  people  are  pros- 
perous and  progressive.  They  have  both  the  means 
and  the  taste  to  buy  articles  that  cost  money.  The  One 
Paper  that  circulates  throughout  all  portions  of  the 
County  is  the 

SIMCOE  REFORMER 

published  in  the  Shire  Town. 

Correspondence  solicited  and  promptly  answered. 
Send  for  a  sample  copy. 

SlflCOE,  Ontario. 


H.    B.    DONLV. 

Proprietor. 


We  dont  Cover  Nova  Scotia 
but 

we 
do 
Cover 

Lunenbun* 

Town 

and 

County 

thoroughly. 

Lunenburg 

Argus 

W.  5.  LETSON, 

Ma.na.ger. 


What  nations  want — 
What  men  want—- 
What politics  want — is 


INDEPENDENCE 

The  .  .  . 

Independent 

published  at  Brandon,  Manitoba, 
is  a  political  paper  belonging  to  no 
party,  and  containing  the  latest 
and  best  home  news  available.  It 
circulates  in  town  and  country  to  a 
constantly  increasing  circle  of  read- 
ers, and  appears  every  Thursday. 

Terms  for    advertising    will    be 
given  by  the 

Independent  Printing  &  Publishing  Co. 
BRANDON,  MAN. 

WILLIAM  G.  KING, 

Editor. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AUKNCV,   MONTREAL. 


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THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


HONEST  CIRCULATION 

no  doubts  about  ours. 

LARGE  SPACE 

II  inch,  deep,  21  inch,  long 

COLORED  ADS. 

Can't  get  them  in  a  Newspaper. 

Always  there,  right  before  the  eyes  of  \ 00,000 
Passengers  they  carry  DAILY.  Number  of  ad- 
vertisers LIMITED,  giving  better  results  to  those 
who  are  represented. 

For  rates  apply  to 

Street  Railway  Advertising  Co. 


10  Janes  Building, 


THE    LAST    AD.    SEEN 
WHEN    GOING   TO    BUY. 


TORONTO,  Ont. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THK  CAN  Mil  AN    \K\VSTAPKR   DIRECTORY. 


4'5 


Street  Car  Advertising 

BEST  RESULTS 
BEST  DISPLAY 
BEST  SERVICE 
BEST  ADVERTISERS 
BEST  CARS 

You  will  find  this  combination  in  the 

TORONTO  STREET  CARS. 


For  Space  and  Rates  apply  to 

STREET  RAILWAY  ADVERTISING  CO. 


The  last  Ad.  seen 
when  going  to  buy. 


1O  JANES  BUILDING, 

TORONTO,  ONT. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


Popular 
With 

iL-        The 
Trade 
And 

DEVOTED  T»TOEINTEHKT5        Cyclists. 
->——*- 


Canada's  Authority  on  Trade  and  Wheeling  Topics. 

.  .  CIRCULATES  FROM  OCEAN  TO  OCEAN  .  , 


W.  H.  MILN, 

Manager. 


Published  by  CYCLING  PUBLISHING  CO., 
24  King  Street,  W. 

TORONTO. 


The  City  of  St.  Thomas 

Is  the  great  Railroad  Centre  of  the 
Southern  Counties  of  the  Province  of 
Ontario.  The  leading  paper  in  the 
city  is 

THE  TIMES 


Its  two  editions  (Daily  and  Weekly) 
reach  all  classes  of  the  population— 
the  merchant,  professional  man,  rail- 
way employee,  farmer,  and  manu- 
facturer. 

TERMS : 

Daily,  per  annum  by  post,  $3 ;  by  carrier,  $4. 
Weekly,  per  annum  by  post,  $1  in  advance. 

Advertising  rates  on  application. 

J.  WILKINSON,  Prop. 


L'Ouest  Canadien 


EDMONTON,  N.W.T. 

The  only  French  Newspaper  pub- 
lished in  Canada,  west  of  Winnipeg. 

Circulation  1060. 

Published  Weekly,  One  year,  $1.00. 

Address  : 

L'OUEST  CANADIEN, 

-     EDMONTON,  Alberta. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN    \K\VSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


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The  Ormstown  Bulletin 

Published  at  ORMSTOWN,  P.Q.,  every  Thursday, 
by  J.  H.  TOMSON,  Editor  and  Proprietor. 

Ortnstown  is  a  thriving  village  on  the  Chateauguay  River,  and  has  a 
population  of  1037.  Chief  industries  :  Crown  brick  works  ;  four  other 
brick  yards,  saw  and  grist  mills,  carriage  works,  cheese  and  butter 
factories,  chair  factory,  implement  works,  gas  generator  works,  etc. 
Chief  shipments  :  bricks,  grain,  cheese,  and  farm  produce.  The 
village  is  in  the  way  of  progress  and  contains  five  churches,  a  branch 
of  Bank  Ville  Marie,  Dairymen's  Board  of  Trade,  and  a  new  hall 
capable  of  seating  900  people 

THE  BULLETIN  is  the  only  paper  published  in  the  County. 

HOME  PRINT. 


The  Metropolitan 


The  Journal  of  Society,  Literature  and 
Music.  Read  by  all  the  best  families 
in  Montreal,  Ottawa  and  Quebec. 

It  is  Quality,  not  Quantity  that  Counts. 

G.  P.  Rowell,  who  places  more  adver- 
tising than  any  concern  in  America, 
says  :  "  The  NEW  YORK  POST  has  the 
smallest  circulation  of  any  New  York 
Daily,  but  gives  the  best  results  to 
advertisers. 

Firms  having  High  Class  Goods  for 
High  Class  Trade 

will  find  this  paper  a  paying  medium. 
Full  information  in  regard  to  rates, 
etc.,  furnished  on  application. 

19  BOARD  OF  TRADE, 

MONTREAL. 


THE  BRIGHTEST  AND  BEST  OF  NEW  ONTARIO. 

The  Colonization, 

THE  COLONIZATION,  from  its  unique  position 
as  the  only  French  and  English  paper  published 
in  Canada,  is  the  most  influential  and  is  far  and 
away  ahead  of  any  weekly  in  the  Northern  Dist- 
tricts  of  Ontario  as-an  advertising  medium. 

It  reaches  all  classes  speaking  the  two  leading 
languages,  and  has  a  large  and  increasing  circu- 
lation in  Canada,  the  United  States  and  France. 

Job  work  of  every  description  neatly  and 
promptly  executed.  Estimates  for  job  work  and 
advertising  rates  furnished  on  application. 

Established  in  January  1894.  Printed  in  French 
and  English.  Jt.oo  per  year,  strictly  in  advance. 

J.  M.  E.  LAVALLEE,  Editor  and  Proprietor, 
_  Sturgeon  Falls,  Ont. 

The  Northwest  Review 

Published  in  ST.  BONIFACE,  Man. 

Is  the  only  Catholic  Paper  published  in 
Northwestern  Canada.  It  has  a  large 
circulation  and  is  eagerly  read  by  all 
Catholics.  Advertisers  should  take 
a  note  of  this. 

All  over  Canada,  Subscription,  $2  per  year. 

BERUBE  &  CO. 

Publishers. 


A.  McKiM  &.  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


Issued  Twice  a 


Has  a  larger  cir- 
culation in  Manitoba 
and  the  North-West 
Territories  than  all 
other  Agricultural 
papers  combined. 


Mailing  list  open 
for  inspection  to  all 
advertisers. 


Established  1882. 


farmer 


The  only ...... 

Agricultural  Paper 
Printed  West  of .  . 
Lake  Superior .  .  . 


Our  readers  are 
the  leading  men  in 
every  community. 


Nothing  but   reli- 
able  advertising   in- 


THESTOVELCO, 

WINNIPEG,  Man. 


The  Chronicle 

Wholesale  Merchants  and  Manufacturers 

If  you  want  a  better  paying  investment  "than 
has  been,"  place  a  yearly  advertisement  in 

THE  raCHfWT  J1'  GENERR  L  STOREKEEPER 

which,   having   departments    for   the   different 
branches  of  trade,  naturally  enjoys  the  largest  ci  r  - 
culation  among  General  Stores—  hence  all  adver- 
tisers wishing  to  talk  direct  to  business  men,  use 
its  pages.    Its  patrons  are  hs  best  references, 
if  you  sell  goods  of  any  kind,  and  would  avail 
yourself  of  a  good  business  tonic  to  build  up  your 
trade  among  the  people  vou  are  after,  advertise  in 
•'THE  MERCHANT  AMD  GENERAL  STOREKEEPER."    For 
sample  copies,  rates,  &  other  particulars,  address 

THE  MERCHANT  PUBLISHING  CO., 
Corner  Yonge  and  Wellington  Streets,    •    -    Montreal. 

.  .  .  COOKSHIRE,  P.Q. 

The  only  Paper  issued  within  Compton 
County.     The  best  Advertising  Medium 
in  the  County. 

L  E.  CHARBONNEL, 
Editor  and  Proprietor. 

«  «  « 

Commercial  Printers 

"Ymir  Miner" 

Proprietors  of  the  .  .  . 
Compton  County  Chronicle 
and  Lake  Megantic  Chronicle 
«  «  « 
THE  CHRONICLE  PRINTING  CO., 
Cookshire,  P.Q. 

Published  every  Thursday 
at  YMIR,  British  Columbia 
YMIR  PUBLISHING  CO. 

Reliable  Mining'~Stock  Reports  a.  Specialty. 

$2.00  PER  ANNUM. 
A.  L.  KNOX,  Editor  and  Manager 

A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN    \K\VSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


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DAILY,  WEEKLY  and  SEAM-WEEKLY. 


The 

Manitoba  Free  Press 


WINNIPEG,  Manitoba. 


The  Daily  Free  Press  is  the  leading  newspaper  of  Western 
Canada.  Its  circulation  extends  from  Lake  Superior 
to  the  Rocky  Mountains  It  reaches  every  town 
upon  the  various  lines  of  railway.  It  offers  to  adver- 
tisers over  double  the  value  of  all  its  competitors 
combined. 

The  Weekly  and  Semi-Weekly  FREE  PRESS  reaches  the  Farming 
population  within  the  same  territory. 

Advertising  rates  for  every  edition  or  all  editions  combined 
may  be  had  by  addressing  an  enquiry  to 

THE  MANITOBA  FREE  PRESS  COMPANY 

WINNIPEG,  Manitoba. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


NEW    GLASGOW'S 


LEADING 
PAPERS. 


Eastern  Chronicle 


WEEKLY 


Saturday  Bulletin 

WEEKLY 

There  is  no  combination  of 
papers  that  so  thoroughly 
covers  the  town  of  Kentville 
and  surrounding  district  at 
so  low  a  cost. 

s.  M.  MCKENZIE, 

PUBLISHER. 


The  Manitoba  Liberal 

Published  Weekly  at 

Portage  La  Prairie,  Man. 

The  representative  paper  of  Central 
Manitoba,  having  the  largest  bona- 
fide  circulation  in  the  district.  Pros- 
pective advertisers  are  invited  to  in- 
spect our  subscription  list  and  realize 
the  territory  covered. 

Subscription  Price,  $1.00  a  year. 

Address  : 

Manitoba  Liberal  Printing  Co. 

JAS.  HOOPER, 

Manager. 


The  Brampton  Times 

/s  Published  every  Friday,  at  $1.00  per 
Annum  in  Advance,  or  $1.50  Credit. 

It  is  by  great  odds  the  best  Advertising  Medium 
in  the  County  of  Peel. 

THE  TIMES  has  been  published  for  the  past 
forty-two  years  by  the  present  Proprietor,  has 
the  confidence  of  the  community-and  enjoys 
a  larger  circulation  than  any  other  paper  in 
the  county,  which  makes  it  the  very  best 
medium  in  which  to  advertise. 

GEO.  TYE,  Proprietor. 


The  Semi-Weekly 


.  .  .  AYR,  ONT. 

The  advertising  medium  in  the  Coun- 
ties of  Waterloo  and  Oxford. 

PUBLISHED  THURSDAYS. 

A.  M.  CONSTABLE  &  CO., 

Publishers. 


Charlottetown,  P.  E.  Island. 

Advertisers  will  find  THE  SEMI-WKRKLY 
WATCHMAN  the  best  Advertising  Medium  in 
Prince  Edwnrd  Island. 

Write  for  advertising  rates  and  sample  co- 
pies. Address  : 

WATCHMAN  PUB.  CO., 
CHARLOTTETOWN,  P.E.I. 

The  Watchman 

TIVERTON,  ONT. 

One  of  the  oldest  and  most  widely  circul- 
ated Reform  papers  in  the  county  of  Bruce. 

PUBLISHED  EVERY  THURSDAY. 

A  paper  which  is  considered  "  one  of  the 
family  "  in  nearly  every  home  in  the  county 
of  Bruce  ^«d  surrounding  territory  Well 
edited,  well  printed  ;  bright  and  reliable 
local  news. 

JOHN  S.  CLARK, 

EDITOR  AND  PUBLISHER. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


|jhe  gxchange 


cws 


.  .  .  PUBLISHED  DAILY  AT  4.30  P.M. 

The  only  Daily  Financial  Paper 
CONTAINS  :  published  in  Canada. 

Latest  news  and  closing  quotations  from  New  York  Stock  Exchange, 
Chicago  Board  of  Trade,  Montreal  Stock  Exchange,  Montreal  Money 
Exchange,  Toronto  Stock  Exchange,  Toronto  Money  Exchange,  Latest 
Cables  from  European  Money  Markets,  etc.,  etc. 

Subscription,  Daily,  $6  per  year.           Review  Issue  only,  $2  per  year. 

THE  EXCHANGE  NEWS  PUBLISHING  CO., 

457  ST.  PAUL  STREET,  MONTREAL. 

SPECIAL. — Every  Friday  cwe  give  a  resume  of  the  different  markets, 
forth  a  forecast e  for  the  ensuing  foeek.  This  issue  has  proved  most  va- 
luable to  our  subscribers.  The  information  and  advice  given  about  the  dif- 
ferent issues  has  been  of  great  service  in  the  safeguarding  of  investments. 


ESTABLISHED 
IN  1895. 


L«Vr     •     •     • 


Passe-Temps 


(FRENCH) 

Fortnightly  Review  of  Music,  Theatre, 
Fashion,  Worldly  Events,  etc.,  etc., 
appears  every  Saturday.  Only  French 
Musical  Paper  in  Canada.  Large  circu- 
lation among  the  French  speaking  popu- 
lation. 

Subscription,  $1.50  per  annum. 

OFFICE  : 

58  ST.  GABRIEL  STREET, 
J.  E.  BELAIR,      MONTREAL,  QUE. 
Proprietor. 


The, 


ESTABLISHED 
1885. 


Selkirk  Record 

and  Canadian 

Fishing  Gazette 

The  only  Paper  in  Canada  published 
in  the  interests  of  the  fisheries. 

It  is  a  first-class  Advertising  .Me- 
dium, as,  in  addition  to  having-  a  large 
home  circulation,  it  visits  each  \\vok 
every  Province  in  the  Dominion  and 
also  a  number  of  the  States  of  the 
American  Republic. 

Subscription,  $1.00  a  year  in  advance. 

ROBT.  W.  STUART, 

Publisher  and  Proprietor. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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THE  CANADIAN   NKWSIVVI'KU   IMRKCTORV. 


J.   L.  SMEATON 


ARTISTIC  .  .  . 
ADVERTISING 


1784  NOTRE  DAME  ST.,  MONTREAL. 


A.  McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN    \K\VSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


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J.  L  SMEATON 


and 


Designer,  Engraver 
Lithograph 


Y  work  comprises  all  lines  of  Fine  Lithograph- 
ing, Engraving  and  Printing,  for  Posters, 
Hangers,  Show  Cards,  Commercial  Station- 
ery, Catalogues,  etc.,  etc. 

Pen  and  Ink  Drawings,  Etchings,  Wash 
Drawings  and  Half  Tones  for  all  purposes. 

Designs  for  Street  Car  Advertisements, 
Booklet  and  Magazine  Covers,  in  black  and 
and  white  or  colors. 

I  have  had  considerable  experience  in 
all  this  kind  of  work  and  you  can  feel  assured 
that  whatever  work  you  entrust  to  me  will 
be  well  executed  in  the  most  attractive  man- 
ner and  at  the  right  price. 

I  make  a  specialty  of  Drawings  and  Let- 
tering for  Illustrated  Advertising,  and  will 
be  pleased  to  quote  you  prices  at  any  time. 

J.  L.  SMEATON, 

1784  NOTRE  DAME  STREET,        ^^       ^  Artistic .  .  . 
MONTREAL. 


A.   McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


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THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


A  Superb  Advertising  Medium  is 

The  St.  Thomas  Journal 

JAMES  S.  BRIERLEY,  Publisher. 

The  EVENING  JOURNAL  is  the  pioneer  daily  of 
St.  Thomas,  the  capital  of  Elgin  County,  and  a 
City  of  15,715  inhabitants,  situated  in  one  of  the 
most  thickly-settled  and  prosperous  parts  of 
Ontario.  St.  Thomas  is  the  most  important  rail- 
way centre  in  Western  Ontario,  the  lines  of  the 
Michigan  Central,  Wabash,  Grand  Trunk,  Cana- 
dian Pacific  and  Lake  Erie  &  River  passing 
through  it.  The  shops  of  the  Michigan  Central 
and  Grand  Trunk  employing  hundreds  of  men. 
are  also  located  here.  The  assessors'  returns  of 
1899  show  an  increase  of  561  in  the  population, 
and  the  City  is  still  growing. 

The  railroads  make  tributary  to  St.  Thomas  a 
very  extended  tract  of  rich  country  that  The  Eve- 
ning Journal  thoroughly  covers.  This  edition 
goes  in  hundreds  of  copies  each  night  to  the  fine 
thriving  towns  of  Simcoe,  Tilsonburg,  Glencoe 
Dutton,  Rodney,  Delhi,  Aylmer,  Ridgetown,  West 
Lome,  Alvinston,  aud  scores  of  smaller  places. 
Thus  it  is  that  the  circulation  is  perhaps  the 
largest  in  Canada,  if  not  on  the  continent  of  any 
daily  published  in  a  city  of  similar  size. 

By  special  deliveries,  by  stages,  by  railways, 
and  by  the  ordinary  process  of  the  mail,  THE 
JOURNAL  is  delivered  every  night  to  thousands 
of  people  residing  on  farms  and  in  the  villages 
and  towns  of  the  Southern  Counties.  Where  the 
Daily  cannot  be  sent  the  Weekly  is. 


The 


Established 
1882. 


Canadian  Wheelman 


A  Fortnightly  Review  of 
Canadian  Athletics. 

The  Official  Gazette  of  The  Canadian 
Wheelmen's  Association. 
Has  an  acknowledged  circulation  thou- 
sands larger  than  any  other  Canadian 
athletic  paper  and  covers  the  Dominion 
from  coast  to  coast. 

Subscription,  $1.00  per  annum. 
Advertising  rates  on  application. 
Published  the  first  and  third  Thursdays  of 
every  month  by 

The  Canadian  Wheelman  Pub.  Co.,  Ltd. 
26  Adelaide  Street,  West, 

.  .  .  TORONTO. 


THE  COLUMBIAN 

. .  .  NEW  WESTMINSTER. 

The  Pioneer  Newspaper  of  the  Mainland. 

The  Best  Advertising  Medium  in  LowerMainland 

Reasonable  Contract  Advertising  Rates  on  ap- 
plication. 

Unexcelled  in  the  Province  as  a  General  News- 
paper. 

Perfectly  Independent  iu  politics. 

Sample  copies  sent  free  to  any  address. 

Daily  Columbian,  $7.50  per  an.  in  advance,  mailed. 

Weekly  Columbian,  $1.00  per  an.  in  advance,  mailed. 

Offices  :  KENNEDY  BROS.,  Proprietors. 

Columbian  Block,  New  Westminster,  B.C. 

The  Mattawa  Tribune 

.  .  .  Only  Paper  in  Mattawa. 

THE  TRIBUNE  goes  farther  a-field  and 
is  more  frequently  quoted  than  any  other 
journal  in  the  District  of  Nipissing. 

CIRCULATION     -     5OO. 

THOS.  G.  PORTER, 

Editor  and  Proprietor. 


P.  0.  Box  44. 


The  Advocate 


.  .  .  THESSALON,  ONT. 

The  Leading  Paper  in  the  Algoma 
District,  an  excellent  Advertising 
Medium 

WM.  L.  NICHOLS, 

Manager. 

The  Hensall  Observer 

Published  in  Hensall,  Huron  Co.,  Ont. 

Has  a  fine  circulation  in  one  of  the  best 
farming  sections  in  the  Province.  The 
OBSERVER  is  noted  for  its  live  editorial 
and  news  matter*  and  is  eagerly  read.  It 
gives  good  returns  to  its  advertisers. 
PUBLISHED  EVERY  THURSDAY. 

F.  NEELANDS, 

Manager  and  Editor. 


A.  McKi.M  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWSPAPER  DIRECTORY. 


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CATALOGUES,  BOOKLETS  and  OFFICE  STA- 
TIONERY,  PHOTO-GRAVURE  and  FINE  COM- 
MERCIAL  PRINTING.  «  «  ( Large  Facilities ) 
SPECIAL  ACCOUNT  BOOKS  TO  ORDER  «  « 


1674  Notre  Dame  St 
Montreal. 


NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISEMENTS  SET  UP, 
AND    ORIGINAL  ELECTROS   SUPPLIED. 


COVPOS'TION   AND   PRINTING  OF  THIS   BOOK 
WAS  DONE  BY  OUR  FIRM. 


A.   McKiM  &  Co.,  NEWSPAPER  ADVERTISING  AGENCY,  MONTREAL. 


INDEX  TO  CLASS  PAPERS. 


AGRICULTURAL 252 

BAPTIST  -  257 

BROTHERHOODS     /        252 
CHURCH  OF  ENGLAND  257 

COLLEGE 252 

COMMERCIAL 255 

DANISH 256 

DOMESTIC 252 

DRUGGIST          255 

EDUCATIONAL 253 

FASHION 253 

FINANCIAL 255 

FRENCH 256 

FREETHOUGHT 253 

GAELIC          256 

GERMAN 256 

GOVERNMENT 253 

HUMOROUS 253 

ICELANDIC •   256 

ILLUSTRATED 253 

INSURANCE 254 

JUVENILE 254 

LABOR 254 


LANGUAGES 256 

LEGAL 253 

LITERARY 253 

LUTHERAN 257 

MANUFACTURING    .  -  -    255 

MEDICAL 254 

MERCANTILE 255 

METHODIST 257 

MINING 254 

MISCELLANEOUS  254 

PRESBYTERIAN 257 

PROHIBITION 255 

RELIGIOUS 257 

ROMAN  CATHOLIC ....  -    257 

SCIENTIFIC 255 

SOCIETY 252 

SOCIETY  NEWS 252 

SPORTS 255 

SWEDISH 256 

TEMPERANCE 255 

TRADE.  •  • 255 

TRAVEL    AND    TRANS- 
PORTATION  255 


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