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The Russian Countesa who Graduated in New York iopportunitles of Women. A woman recently applied to the New York College of Dentistry, East Twenty- third street and Second avenue, for admission as a student. She was of French nationality, and brought testimonials showing that she had already practised dentistry in Brazil and New Orleans. H01" application was re- fused. "Is it against your rules to admit women to the college?” a reporter asked Dr. Frank Abbot, the Dean of the faculty: “Was there anything in her case to dis- courage you?" “Well, there was. She was one of the smartest women I ever met. She was a young woman, and an enthusiast in her pro- fession. There was no comhattiug her re- sistless energy. She was not satisfied with class instruction or with the amount of at- tention other students received, but was constantly besieging members of the faculty for special favors. She would call at our houses, and would apply for special instruc- tion on points that would occur to her. and would encroach upon the opportunities of other students. She displayed amazing application and aptitude, and at the same time gave us an extraordinary amount of trouble. [am not in the least opposed to women entering the professions. but their admission to classes of male students is alto- gether impracticable. \Ve have applications every term, but we have always refused them except in that one case, and we shall never make an exception in the future." There is inneh t4) he said in hirer of :1 lield heng dm‘nted tn H crop uf rents, either “angels or the larger sorts of the Sugar. lwet. Firxt it is good for the field In the thorough culture which :1 rent ul'op demands, the soil is much improved. and the good client is felt en the other crops. all through the rotation. Secondly. It is an advantage in the (listrihntion 0f lather. A lield of roots will furnish einpleyinentzit time: when there will he little ether pressing work, and in this way the farm hzmdx enn he hired by the season and kept busy all the time. In the third plaee. the erop itself is a \‘ery \‘ulnnhle one, and even with the present enthusiasm Over ensilzige, it is not surpassed :13 u fodder crop liy any other. We are not inclined to think less. but on the other hand more, of the root crop from the knowledge the agri- enltnrists are gaining upon the value of palatable food for livestock in Winter. There is no better green winter food than mote. r AAâ€"<oo<->»-â€"â€" AAAAA A Pleasing Prospect. ;\ Vermont clergyman is reported as clos- i115i a, sermon recently in this eloquent strain: “After closing the mystic revival we shall go on from the man to the angel, from the angel to the archangel, from the archangel t0 the celestial, from the celestial to the divine and then, gathering the stars in clusters about our heads dream out our endless dream of eternity." “It is. \Ve have never admitth but one woman, and I do not think we shall ever ad- mit another. In 1871 we admitted the Countess Swidersku of St. l’etershurg. Her application was supported by the Russian Minister at Washington and the British Consul in this city, and she presented ere- dentials showing that she had already prac- tised five years as a dentist. ln considera- tion of that fact she was allowed to take a degree after one year's study. She went back to St. l’etershurg, and is practising there with great succ ss. [ understand." “Is there any reason why women should not succeed in dentistry?” "I do not think there is. \Vomen possess in a high degree the deli acy of manipula- tion called for by dentistry. Strong, steady nerves that cannot be shaken by sudden emergencies are needed. and women *an dis- play great nerve. There is a woman assist- ant in Dr. Hasbrouck’s oilice on liroadvay, near T\\'enty-third street. and there is one employed in the rooms of the (‘olton Dental Association at the (looper Institute. and l understand that no display of sufiering ever interferes with the deftness and skill with which they discharge their duties. As to the business prospects of women dentists, it should be borne in mind that there is noth- ing in the business to create a preference for them with any eh s of customers. In the practice of medicine there is a large field presented. in which the services of women physicians are likely to be preferred when rontidence in their skill is established.” "Are therx any women dentists here?" "1 do not know of any women dentists, but there are women carrying on the busiâ€" ness of dentistry. Mrs. Napoleon l’reterre. after the death of her husband, kept up his business by employing dentists to attend to customers coming to the office. Mrs. Dii’fen- back, in Twenty-third street, and Mrs. Steinberger, in Fifty-ninth street, have in a similar manner carried on the business es- tablished by their husbands. Such a thing will not be possible hereafter. as nnderthe law of l87‘2 no one can practice save those licensed by the State Dental Society, and li- censes are granted only to such as can pas. an examination by the Board of Censors oi the society, or who hold a degree from a college recognized by the society. If a, we- man should qualify herself in a dentist‘s office to pass the examination, which is a rigid one, she would be licensed." "I do not know of any. There‘may be dentists who would take women into theiv otficefi and instruct them." "Is there, then, any place in this city where women can he taught dentistry ‘1" k“W|mt would you advise a woman tn (10 who wants to study dentistry?" “l ullvisc applicants togo to Philadelphia. 'l‘licrc are three dental collogcs in that city, and one, of then] is open to women. It has graduated quite a nnmbcrof women dentists. Uui' college is the only one in New York. and WC do not want women student' " Dr. Emily Blackwell of the \\'01nen"s Medical College of this city that she docs not know of any woman dentist in this city. Mrs Einstein, who studied dentistry in an ullice at Orange, is practising in that town. Dr. Blackwell thinks it is a profes- sion peculiarly suitable to women, and says that a Woman dentist wlm graduated in Philadelphia is meeting with snee , s in (u ,‘ many. and Illlllil)0l‘S among her friends Queen Victoria's daughter, the Crown l’rin- «Jess (if Germany. WOMEN AS DENTiS'I‘S. The Root Crop. Moved by Henry Covert, Esq., seconded by Charles Stuart, Esq., and resolved, That Walter S. Lee. Esq., and E. Strachan Cox, Esq., be appointed scrutineers for the elec- tion of Directors for the ensuing year, and that they report the result to the cashier. l\l~oved' by E. L. Bond; Equ seconded by Alfred Gooderham, l‘lsq., and resolved, That the polling do now ccmmence, and that it be closed at 4 o’clock this day, but if at anytime five minutes shall elapse withouta vote being tendered, the poll may he closetlat once by the scrutineersl Proceeding of the Twent -fltth Annual Ge_nqr_al_ gaging _o_f the_ harehglgers The annual general meeting of the Bank of Toronto (being the twenty-fifth since the commencement of business) was held, in pursuance of the terms of the charter, at the Banking House of the institution. June 15th, 1881. On motion of Henry Cawthm, Esq., James G. \Vorts, Esq., was cuiled to tile chair. R F. PO RT. The Directors in again meeting the share- holders for the purpose of reporting on the operations of the Bank for the year just closed. have pleasure in being able to state that a gradual but marked improvement has taken place in the leading industries of the country. During the year several accounts which hitherto were considered of a doubtnt char- acter have been liquidated to advantage; therefore the Directors have felt themselves justified in taking from the contingent ac- count the sum of $50,000 and adding it to the rest. The net profits of the year, after making full provision for all had and doubtful debts, deducting Interest d110_{l€posit0rs, and (khan-01L The Diruutm's have pleasure. in testifying to the zeal and fidelity with which the nt’ri- 081‘s of the Bank have discharged their res- pective duties. The whoh- i< I’U‘ipccti‘llll)‘ submitted. (Signed), \VM. (’h’ruhi-zimxu, President. (:ENEIIII. S'I'A'I'HMI‘ ' ‘ 01“ LIABILITIES AND sm‘s AS 0 11E 31.9th MAY, 1881. abilities. The cashier at the chairman‘s request then read the following Anotherv abundant harvest, together with a continued demand for timber and lumber at remunerative prices, have been largely in~ strumental in bringing about this improved condition of ufiuirs. The business of the Bank at the head office and branches has been well maintained, and tllglosses 9f the year have be_e_n small. The profits. however, notwithstanding the increased volume of business, have not reach- ed the proportion of former years, owing to the low rate of interest that has prevailed, but the Directors trust they are such as will be satisfactory to the shareholders. cux‘l‘ontdiscounts.a1110untto,. ., ..$;‘0I,t65 1') To which add balance brought forward from 1880 . ‘ . . ‘ 1.355 31 From oontingon 50,000 00 The Board of Directors cannot iconelude the report without expressing their deep regret in having to record the doeease during the year of their late colleague, “'m. Cawthra, Esq. In him they had a firm friend and able adviser, and they feel sure that their fellow-shareholders who enjoyed the advantages of Mr. luwthra‘s friend- ship and acquaintance will appreciate this tribute to the high esteem in which he was held. 'l‘omi liabilities to the public,” ,. Capital paid 111)., ., Rest,“ H .. H .. .. .. .. Contingent Fund” lntr‘rest, accrued on deposits and rebate on notes d14- uountvd 1'0- sm'vmiH H lmiiamc of profit and In“ at:- (tmmi ii'imi [zii‘wzu'd .. Moved by James Crowthcr, Est}, secomL ml by \Valter S. Lee, Esq., and resolved, That the thanks of the stockholders are due, and are hereby tendered.. to the President, Vicch‘esident and Directors for their atten- tion to the affairs of the institution during thg _past_y§ar. _ _ V ' lows :7 # Dividend N0. 49 755; per (tom.$70,000 00 Dividend No.507 ‘ )01' (-0111. 70,001) 00 Added to rest” .. .. .. .. .. 110.000 00 (‘arl'icd forwul‘dto noxl 0211'. 5.820 66 Notes in circulation” .. .. H .. .. .. H Deposits bearing int,ernst,$2.038.817 0! Deposits not. hearing in terest‘. .. .. .. .. 1,123,445 6‘.) Balances due to other banks in (fanadn‘... Dividend N0. 50. payable 181 June. 1881“ .i .. Former dividends unpaid l). ('UL'LSUN. ('as/n'e-r. Mm'ud by .lumesfl. Worth. Esq“ seconded by George (iooderhmm l‘]sq.., and resolved, That the report which has now been read he received and adopted. H41 111‘ ()1 her erbankqu .. H .. .. .. .. Balances due from agents of the bank in the United States” N .. H Balances due from agents of the bank in the United Kingdom .. .. Dominion of" (Ix-mum» m,» hontvurosn ” . Municipal dcbcntm 'l‘otal (lsmvts ilmnodimoly availableuu. H. .. ., Notes rljsommtvd. and {HIVJJ‘H‘US (’HI‘I'OIH . Notes dim-011mm! (WM [1le not HprvizLHy Si" vurm! Non-s (liswmmvd m’or- (luv scvumd 6'91“ and sih’m't'oin on hand“ .. .. ., ., .. .. Dominion notes on hand Notes gmdfflmques of 01,11- Hvul vshmu 0111M than hunk }|1‘4‘II1iH(‘s.... .. . Mort}; «ms nn 1' A211 «Stan? ln-urlngr inlx-x‘v:~1., .. . This sum has been appl'upriutml as fol fi’l’d’at thia Ming House of the Institution in Toronto, on Wed- nesday, 15th June. 1881. 1]; 1n'v:ni:w+... .. .. .. . (‘1' :15. PM not ixwlunlml umim‘ Immunian hmuh THE BANK OF TORONTO. {Signvrh 1 35ch N (KMOOO 00 200.000 0') LHA’: I a "19.330 17 134,015 70,000 00 570 50 um ‘35 71‘ '02} $4239.907‘30 2000.000 00 7.171.11103 1,075.87! 67 TJHJH 0.3 $ 861.36! 00 3,163,293 23 112,670 66 $253,320 gm IMIJIH H? 93 4 .306 66 70.57 50 19,101 ()2 Jun 87 ,UUU ll) Moved by Henry Cawthm, Esq., seconded by Charles Stuart, Esq, and resolved, That the thanks 0f the nmetingbe tendered to the Chairman for the manner in which he has conducted the business of theday. \Ve, the undersigned scrutincers, a pointcdut the annual meetng of the slmrcno ders of the Bank of Toronto, thls declare the gentlemen un- dermentioned unanimously elected directors for the ensuing year :~ ‘Villiam Gooderhum, J mnes G. W'orts. George Gooderhaxn. Henry Cawthm, Alex. '1‘. Fulton)» Henry Covert. \V. R. “Wadsworth: WALTER 5. LEE, )_ ~ E. STRACIIAN Cox. s scrutmeers‘ The new Board met the same afternoon, when “'illium Gooderham was unanimously elected President, and James (1. \Vorts, Esq, Vice-President. By order of the Board (Signed). The Chairman, having vacated his seat, and James Crowther, F.qu havmg been called thereto, it was _ w «a 40>»?â€" ----- Vartous Causes. Advancing years, care, sickness, disappoint- ment, and hereditary predispositionvall 0p- erate to turn the hair gray, and either of them inclines it to shed prematurely. AYER’s HAIR VIGOR will restore faded or gray, light or red hair to a rich brown or deep black, as may be desired. It softens and cleanses the scalp, giving it a healthy action. It removes and cures dandruff. and burners. By its use falling hair is checked, and at new growth will be produced in all cases where the folli- cle are not destroyed or the glands decayed. Its effects are beautifully shown on brashy, weak or sickly hair, on which a. few applica- tions will produce the rloss and freshness of youth. Harmless am sure in its opera- tion, it is incomparable as a. dressing, and is especially valued for the soft lustre and rich- ness of tone it imparts. It contains neither oil or dye, and will not oil or soil or colour white caniln'ic: yet it lasts long on the hair, and it keeps it fresh and vigorous. For sale ‘ny all dealers. «>0 4-)00>-wv” " August Flower. The immense sale and great popularity of Green's August Flower in all towns and vil~ lages in the civilized world has caused many imitators to adopt similar names, expecting to reap at harvest for themselves at the ex. pense of the afflicted. This medicine was trodnced in 1868, and for the cure of Dys- pepsia and Liver Complaint, with their ef- fects. such as Sour Stomach, Costiveness, Sick Stomach, Sick Headache, Indigestion, Palpitation of the Heart, vertigo, etc., etc.. it flax never failed to our knowledge. Three doses will relieve any case of Dyspepsia. 'l‘wo million bottles sold last year. Price 75 cents. Samples 10 cents. 7 â€"â€"‘>o<O>oo»-‘ -' “ llcliyn’s Sure Cure" is the only Czitarrh remedy that does all that is said of it. There is no risk in ordering a box. Send for (les~ criptive circular to (I. l‘omemy, 84 King-st, \Vcst, ’l‘orunto, ()nt. ' A LARGE VOLUHH wnnld scarce contain all the many testimonials we have received from sufferers of both sexes, in praise of the great Medical Pile Remedy. $1.00 per packet by mail. Ask your (lrnggist for it, or send to Hugh Miller & C0,, Toronto. Ask your dealer for “ '(lastorine ",Machine Oil and see that the barrel is branded “ Cnsturine ” as none other 13 genuine. BURDOUK BLOOD BIT’I‘ERS is not a Whiskey Stimulant or fancy drink to pander to the depraved appetite of the intemperate, but a pure vegetable life-giving Tonic and regula. tor of the secretions. It acts promptly 0n the Bowels, the Liver, the Blood, and the Kidneys, purifying and giving tone to the entire system. Try a, sample bottle which costs only 10 cents, large bottles. $1.00. I“ e “ . orinc" Machine Oil for all kinds of nmchiner}. IL is also excellent for harness and leather, making it watm‘mul weatherproof. For sale by all dealers. Manufacturers of Reapers, Mowers and Threshing Machines prefer “Castorine” Ma- chine Oil to any other. It will outwcar Lard Seal or Elephant, and is warranted not to gum. For sale by all dealers. An honest medicine is the noblest work of man, and there is no remedy that is more justly meritorious in “curing the ills that flesh isheir to” than BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, The Great Blood Purifier and System Reno- vator. It cures Liver Complaint, Dyspep- sin, Scrofula, Kidney Complaints, and all troubles arising from impure blood, consti- pated bowels, or disordered secretions, and is the best Net-vine and Tonic in the world. As a health renewcr 'Bl‘nnm‘x Bum“ BuL TENS acts like a charm. In Malaria, Bilious Complaints, Serofnla and all disorders of the Bloml, Liver and Kidneys, this great com. bination of Vegetable Medicines proves a certain specific. A few (loses regulate the bowels, and as a restorative Tonic it has no equal. Trial bottles 10 cents. Tm; Ql’ES’I‘JOV Swrvmcn, hose, cmlnent mnn. Dr. Jim. Clark, Physician to (Queen \‘iutm'izlv, and Mr. Hughes Bennett. say that consumption can he cured. Dr. \Yistan‘ knew this when he discovered his now widely- knmvn BALS.\\1IH“\\VILI) Cnmun’, and ex- pm‘icucc hus- pl'ovcd the correctness of his opinion. Mmmfmtllu'm‘s 0f Reapers, MOWOH and hl'cshin}; Machist prefer “ Custnrille" Ma- chine Oil to any other. It will outwear Lard. Seal 01' Elephant, and is wax-rented not 10 gum. For sale I ' all (IcaJClx‘. yr The proprietor of Bunith Bump BIT ’l‘ERS challenges the world to produce the record of a medicine that has achieved a. more wonderful success, or better credentials in so short a period of time as has this great Blood Purifier and System Reno 'ater. Its cures are the marvels of the age. Sample bottles 10 cents [NE 0". (711110310 Pfill'l‘lhu'l‘ of Queen Victoria. 20x21. Sample 75 cents. Discount for quantities. II. J. Matthews a Bro.,’l‘0rcnbo. M 1'. Gladstone, premier of England, hril- liant scholar. one of the most finished and impressive orators of his age, at presenthold- ing in his hands the destinies of the greatest empire upon which the sun sets, a man of transcendent ability in every department of learning, and moreover, a thoroughly prac- tical man of lmsiness, purchased a \Vanzer Sewing Machine some few years back in Eng- land. and his wife has since recommended these highly improved instruments to a num- ber of her friends. Ladies should not fail to see the Wanzer “ (7 " and “ l“ “ machines and have one on trial, before purchasing any of the older fashioned machines in the market depot. I). COULS‘ON, Cashier Toronto, 15th June, 1881. REPORT OF THE SCRUTINEERS. ROSSIN HOUS . SEES?‘Riifii’fiflfifilfi Hotel of Canada. Mark II. Irish, Prom-inter. §ir_ce'l,iw(~§t. 'J‘pl'onio; 7: r 77 ” NVENTollS DESIROLTS OF ()H’I‘AINING patents should write to IIENR Y G HIST, Pu- tent‘ Solicitor, Ottawa. Canada; twenty years‘ praqtigc; no patent. no pay. {cgulur sized bottles containing 1% 025.. with dose measure attached, 50 cents, for sale by all Chemists throughout the Dominion. Avoid taking liquids of any sort, more than is absolptgly necessary to (inane): thirst, as the excessive use of‘l'qu ds is the cause of half the Dyspe am In the world. ‘ Ma topepsyn isa powder, agreeable and (many taken, supplies to the stomach t )e actual Gastric Julce. Hill for NI'W I'il‘l'lllnl'x. .hhlrl‘» GEO.,H. WATSON; WISCONSIN For full pm‘lluulzu‘s. which will be sunl Im’ uddrl This is not a patent medicine (secret remedy}, the formula is printed on the label attached to each bottle. MALTOI’EPSYN‘ cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Loss of Appetite, Intestinal and Wasting Dix cases. Constipation, Nausea, Chronic Diarrhoea. Cholera lnffantum, and most of infants trou 11103, which generally arise from the stomach. 50 CENTS FOR 48 DOSES, OR ABOUT 1 CENT PER DOSE. THRESHiNG ENGlNES, [VG “'ATIill STAR Al'fll‘llt burns any L depth. :3 to 25-inch (x,stin managed a .30 (not wall in our day. Semi for ('atulogm‘. (38 Mary Street, Hamilton, 0m. T ms of l't‘pflj'lIN’IIt lo ulil lml'rIHH-I'e' Neither the Syndicate, the Scott Act, or the Irish question causes half the sensational comment that is caused hy the popularity of BURDOCK BLOOD Brr’rmzs. This great reme- dy is marvellous in its success in curing Chronic disease when other medicines have failed. It is the best Purifying rl‘onie and Liver Invigorator known. A specific for all diseases of Blood, Liver and Kidneys. Sam- ple bottles 10 cents; Prescribed by the leading Pysicinne throughout the Dominionjn their regular practice. Malfo- pcpsyn is also used to a large extent in Hospitals. Dispensaries and Inflrmarie& . WALLACE. i'. 5.. Oct. 4, 1880. “ The Maltopcpsyn was given in 21 marked and distressmg case of Indigestion with the moat mpidv pleasing and beneficial results." Z. W. KEMPTON. M. D. CAMBRAY, 0NT., Jam. 1881. “I have used your Maltopepsyn in‘severc cases of indignation and Malnutrition in adults, and Dinrrhma of children. and am so well pleased with the results that I have instructed m druggisr, to keep a supply on hand." ’1'. W. READ , M. . FURNITURE. SHEEP Building 65 Loan Association. D. GALBRAITE, ATHLONE, ONT., Dec. 30, 1880. “ Aflvrgiving yourlMultopepsyn a trial in some ofmy worst cases,for whicliit wusrecommend ed, I am well pleased with the way in which it acts. Continue to make a vood article like thai now in use and it will be a universal favoriti‘." R. AMILTON. M. D. CORN MEAL MILLS,§ WISCONSIN CENTRAL R. R. GRIST MILLS, HAZEN MORSE, MONEY T0 LUAN PORTABLE SAW MILLS, MALTOPEPSYN. L GALBRAITH, v Manager. 13 TORONTO ST., TORONTO. lnlm‘osl allowed on deposits. 500,000 ACRES 011.1110 lino, 01'th AT LOWEST RATES. SHINGLE MILLS, BUCKWHEAT and Specimens of Testimonials received from Physicians. (Hill SI‘IK‘IJ I] Y. Marksiffizfiml‘uturcd by M. H YOUNG & (70.. 13 VYMliuglnu St East. Toronto. Agvnts \Vamod. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Use Hazen's Carbolic Dog Soap. AN ARTIFICIAL GASTRIC JUICE. UHUAH’A (JABIXIC'I' (10.. 97 Yonge Strum. Toronto, Ont. LANDS Barrister/and At; torney. 49 King (REGISTERED AT OTTAW'AJ Capacity of \Vorlm per week :fil Portalle Saw‘Mill. l Portath Grist, Millv 3 Standard Chopping Mills, (EC/ham pion Farm Engines. WATEROUS ENGINE WORKS 60., For all purposes ofa family medicine HM.- YAnh’s Yr:me OIL will he found invnlw able. Immediate relief will follow its use. It relieves pain. cures cliill>luins. frost bites, scalds, lun‘ns, corms, rheumatism, neuralgia, (to. &c. FOP internal use it is none the less wonderful. One 01' two doses frequently cures sore throat. It will cure cronp in a few minutes. A few bottles have often em‘cd astlnna‘ Colic has been cured in fifteen minutes by a teaspoonful (lose. It cures with the utmost rapidity. It is really a wonderful mldicinel ARTIFIGIAL LIME ‘vlv'i‘ "w, Elastic, and cheap. Fin 1) 1m mciai Exhibition, London. Testimonials on applicaâ€" tion. Satisfaction ruaranteed. Address. .1 I OAN 8: SUN Drayton Ont. (‘0. LINI‘0LN’. Pt. S. 1. Ln: L1. (‘01:. (3, (h'untl12un_. 37 norm: :1“ (slum-0d: \Vllllll) (-urpurmion m $1.0m}; minus. (‘0. "STA RIO. S.ln1lflmt 10. ('un. ll. Mum: lllU nt‘n's: (Tl um'm (sheared. ,wm' lug: buildings: within 6 milcs of Ih‘vvhin (m l\li(ll and [luil\\'ay. 'I'lu‘su pl'ODOI‘llI‘S will lm sold (-lwzu). Small payments down and on. ' Irma" for lualmwt‘. XX FOLDING GUT, WHITE DUGK, $3. Makes a porfool bad. No 'nlzllh'oss or pillow I't‘llllll'ml. lh‘lltm‘ than :1 hammock. l“nldvd or opened instantlv. lt isjusl, Ilwtlling forhotvls, ofiiccs. (:ouugus, «amp meetings. sportsmen, and gootll‘or l.ll(‘ luwn, piazza, ()I‘fUI' 2L SD2ch bod. Sent by Express anywhere. A gent for the cola» lmtted Ottawa Bradley (3mm) Bod, prim? 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