Issuing an Index n/ Current KctHf to obviate this dllHauUy. Henry Dalby, a well-known Montreal journalist, U Quently at a los without it unless a gooJ deal of time be spent in 'hunting up' Processional men often need Just such knowledge, and are fre. People are as to the exact dale when evenu happened within the preceding year The memory of the average Individual Is seldom able to recsll with aeonracy Reviews recent events, and id a great help to historically Inclined reoddra. Versity street, Montreal, Is lui eiotuently valuable enterprise.

The fa'fsjto/ Currtct £cs»(s, a weekly publication by Henry Halliy, M CJnl. The subscription la fs, payable yearly or half-yearly, inĪdviuice. in Ane, mucIi a ohmnologlral recoril la invaluable to somtĪnd servicable tu all. To tbe Hre in which he Is interested if a ttportsman, he can learn whin the Or the pruninlgati oi of the n«w tariff If an InsLraooe agent, he is at no loss as Which he diiiired the date if a business man, the failure, or the rise iu wheat Instead of psrpleiiug himself and b:>rlng hisįrirndx. This ttdegraphic age, form IhH raw material of history.

Traek of the rapid succession of occurrences of every nature an I dlrua wldch. Nu memory however active and extensive could keep

Reader has on y to turn up the file of Ills itjcal. Writers, and, In fact, all periu>ns who would liavii wlnor hundreds of authorities on thesubjeet, as the ■>i: ratulate you most conilHlly upon > our ary, all newspaper Full text of ' The Index of current events, 1889 : being an index to the dates of the principal events throughout the world which have attracted public attention during the year'

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