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ANoTHERNERGER '% I iN. PAO Naas BANK SMASH
I ' Neste twee intlfared ley 1ieteslae4ers .a
INttfaet, t.1Nfle MA , ti>r ,MU I ! 0aEOertass
i4 -r t tell
MOR7 $fR4e NAVKi*I (.4
- 'u'',11.1.4t'w ins I. ,ru In
,..sae oueaslosed by he is.dues d tbt
Dear Artie •0 Be orale, (. 0 b4d*. alio„
K Carried Out InI a d Psapfe
Nf111 Se 1 (best Fegle. ir. Seth
reeigls. and Paeseng•' Busing.
til l abet
1 ,.L... Id. ,1 IMuveuwut u
.oder war the: purchase of the
stock .r/ thp4Northeni Navigation
Oomproy, IMIliked. ..same Ptayteit,
41st pr•eaid.•at of the Inland Naviga-
tion) t;omlbaay. made ail offer Us pur-
shese &II the stork at a 'nestles of
directors ,ef the Northern Navigation
(3 morally orall at the Queen's
hwtel To ont,,. While Mr. Mayfair
erd torsoually }sed made the
ppsaeC it 1s believed that h.• was Sag log
at the instant* of the Inland Com -
the deal is by the Inland
y ton Ube acLuisition of the
t ,oinpasy. The directors of
.he Northern ' Company viewed the
',Nor Ina revocable light and a reoow-
semdatloe will bemade to the annual
•tastleg oe shareholder. 1., be held on
Tuesday, January 31.
Witt Decide Next Month.
The deal is not expected to lie cow-
'leted at the time of the annual meets
'me and therefore n special meeting of
.bareboldeirs will have to be called in
I Jaebru_a-r•y. if the oegotiaUona are sat-
isfactory to both parties. Bach has a
!month in which to m ry out the
, trangements. v
A condition of the agreement is
that if the directors obtain a oontrol-
liag interest in the Northern Com-
pany 4 the annual meeting 4160,1100 is
to be paid over oo February U, and
the balance March 31. Mr. Playfait
has mentioned S1,250,0110 aa the price
he is willing to pay for the stock of
the Northern Company.
The capital stock authorized is
1101,000, which is fully paid Sup. At
the last annual me.Ung the share-
holders authorized an increase from
S1.000.000 to S1,500,(U1, to be issued as
req red,
T'hs
par value of the shares is $100.
The directors of the Northern Com-
pany are: President, W. J. Sheppard,
WWantlauabeoe : vice-president, H. Y.
Teller. Collingwood ; directors. lion.
J. S. Hendrle. Hamilton ; 1,'. A. Lett,
Horde; W. D. Mathews, Toronto :
H. H. Ssoith, Owen Soiled ; C. oh
Stephens, Oolliagw000d ; W. K. Movie,
Montreal. H. A. Gildersleeve is man-
ager, C. A. Macdonald, assistant man-
ager, and C. Is:. .etet►bens, secrotar
trssanrer. "The head onto'• of the
company is at Oollingwosl.
Gs Into Pasaenter Business.
feId the deal he conopietesl. it is
Use igtention of Me. Playfair arid his
associates in the promoted new r•om-
hlination to give a freight and paasen-
ger service on the (beat lakes that
will meet the full demands of the poh-
lic, which they claim may he done as
the,rosuit of more direct and erntral-
ized management.
The Northern NavigaLion (
peny'i fleet is well known to the !rev -
idling public'. The ateanters are all
the la't�eJnt models in boat. -renal ruetors'
art. and are noted for cosofurt. fig
the erreio a hatween Sarnia and Feat.
William no pains or expense is spared
to taiiatala its high 'tendon] of ex-
nefloeete, "be luineiltal ateamera in
the Asst are the itaisonic, Hlrronic
anti Ramie. They give a Irl -weekly
.eerier during 1 be season between
Smola. Duluth and Port Arthur. The
efeamers rite in conneclroe with
Q. T. R. trains.
At the peers[' . time the Inland
'Yarigntion Oompauy is doing only a
freight Misinew het ween Montreal
non the bead of the lakes. and .hare -
holders a the Northern (:omptny. in
the light of the offer. are convincer)
that the former intend to branch not
into the passenger traffic business.
The combination. if carried through,
will he a powerful one. and Imal
marine men believe will he dietigictiy
in the interests of trade on the (crest
fakes.
Tbr Northern Navigation Omummy
is the ...scoter er the amalgamation
n 1160 of the Ores Northern Transit
Company. the former local line .4
steamers, and the North Shore N•vi-
n.00. and in the following year the
Northwest Traportatinn, wich had
, t. hendituarters et Brien; a.
A Great Cwsedidatiao.
The Mayfair interests. repr•rsente(I
1,y the Inland Lines, Limited, a year
•gsot merged the Midland Navigation
Company. in which the Maekeys of
Hamilton were interested. The trans-
fer is to include t he entire assets. glen
franchisee. of the No,tbern Naviga-
tion Company. inchdine one from the
6. T R. whereby ell steamer* of the
Uoe plying frons ('nilingwrwwl sod
()wen mound to the head id the lakes
are the oonnsetiog water conte be-
tween the east and the west.
By 'he merger of t )-et, .go Lbs
inland Lines wens ed the 000trof .4
eizteen c1f the largest sad *nest steel
freighters of the Uaoadiaa lakes. and
by the naw_ proposed deal they add
0w pso. freighters and seven 'awa-
y sari /alight remelt. in
their reef
lite.. seers .uusolidauvo ar•e
placing the Pleytsir interest4• prac-
tically am •,r'sitrd of the freight tar
or 0o the sipper Takes wad will make
Wem im ant factors in the paasso-
elsr foes The Influence a the
oosntioed interests may yet • steed to
she itt laswvelnee paagangw, rw..inewc.
t7a ,alar. Vase
'lues considerable InlMneas at • ,n.le•rich,
Cls busts fre.iuenU• hringius gralr
smegions tttshise port
i od shipping k
ha proposed dee.
is thr.lugh taoderfh will Niels
hes a port e► dap ea
ate*, tats ertwe ,elute.
Atvsses N.gt 1
headSnewirsdtw
roe rsheau le. h.
WORE 001 inti the `V(Id Wee is..
font Wife is. n A
writtei, fur a SIMS tn, war it •
is es pwibfnl •• - , re, that he
gas bawl poo for betesweltgaY
s.
•4ops'eee�ge na t him Bee
la tbs t
etesseg'sett surpres et bis'+ ` s e elpw it, Owe .. 1
d.M
Narmets' Bask. Arwood W U 11yb, Irl
Perth owny, 'Welty of the 'armee"
bad their m ory its •bur Hank and al
regether had aholul MiliallJ' ,tepwated.
IMr widow .old ne. farm ate. the
tb o1' b sbeed weld de w:Wren at/
she ids it.
♦faethsr farm., slopossiteal el Ina
melees, with which he is ed to
�
MrlonIMughemshr for h1e f Iv 'Ate
Annthei teres r'r wile ieberited 02.
-
500 end deposited all In thiel branch
dhow a week Isl,rer the honk :ol-
IfalUnn county is said to lett t.artieu-
larly hard -bit. There were a large
number M shareholders in that county,,
and with their double liability and
their deposit.- in the (tusk the Lotal
lois ill that one little county is estim•
ated at utarh• hall-a-mllliorl dollars.
A story m turd of one of the best-
known mmo M Halton, who received
the news of the disaster on the night
of his Kinder wedding celebration.
The 11008 meant the wiping out of the
fruits of tlfty years' labor, hot he kept
it to himself and sent ode with the
celebration its if nothing had hap -
Another man estimates that
is toga puts him hack fifteen years.
Here's another man's story: 1'w
down for 12,500 and 02.6411) mole must
be paid. It took me twenty years of
work t. )any that ch off my farm.
after I began to work for myself. 1
lied some money on deposit ill I be
bank last month that wa,, to have suet
a note oo machinery this January. 1
suppose that's gone too," he continued,
Then he turned to his wife acres the
room. "It all means," he said, slowly,
as she returned his glance, "that were
back where we were on our wed ling
day,"
"If 1 have to hay that money at
once the mortgage will have to go
back on again,' is the way another
man puts it
"Cleaned out- is the phrase . ]roe
men use to tell of the condition of a
neighbor, a man reputed to be worth
some /125,000. farms and all included,
for he is down for over a bun teed
shares. "Ile can't pay it unless he is
given time," Halton rneas,(v, "And
be. not a young man now
Another man has a farm worth
$5,l4lI. Ile holds tw'nty.flveshsrr.. of
Palmers' !lank stock. and had $2,000
011 de nit in the institution. His fin-
ancial position is easiIy see11.
The is ssition of onean•tir•etl veteran
of Hallo* eel's Mr1h Much sympathy
from younger seen whit Rice almost as
heavy l/ hurtle'', hilt have ysal.t 11114.041
to noloacl it.
This man's working day, are over.
His farms ar.• sold or handed down,
and his all is re resented by one hun-
dred shares paid for and the $10,(04041
I.bat be must hand over to meet his
liability. "He can'L begin over." i.
the way the others put it.
Thane arse ¢lid to he typical case.
annoog the Halton abet...holders, and
they could prolnbl}' Is. duplicated in
other sections of Lite 1'meinee where
the Farmers: Bank had a strong hold.
Clark's Concentrated Soups.
If you knew the couvenienre of
...en -Ing these skillfully prepared and
delightfully flavored Chateau Brand
soups, you wreak' always keep a sup-
ply nn lin ltd. All gn,eero. Wm.
Olark, Mfr., Montreal.
Representative Nye or Minne•eton
raid at a lawyers' haognet hi Minneap-
olis : Lawyers have grand reputa-
tions for energy and p•raeyeranc. A
Ind said to his father one day,
"Father, do lawyer. tell the truth i'
"Vera, my boy.," the fatber answered,
"Lawyers pill do anything 1" win a
(-nee."
A MODERN MIRACLE!
HE SAO ECZEMA 26 YEARS ANu
DOCTORS SAID "NO CURE. -
Yet Zam-Buk Sas Workers Complete
Uu re.
This ie the experience of a man
of high reputation. well laeown
in Mont real, and whose caste .• nn
readily he investigated: Mr. T. M.
Marsh, the gentleman refssred t.,,
lives at I111 Del -rimier avenue. Mw.
tn•al, and his lived there for years.
Portwenty-five yeas* lis had /repro^
on his hands and wri.1*. The (lionise
first dari.ed in red Flotr•hea, which
itched. and when scls1ched I.•enrle
painful, 'tad scutm followed, which
.Ilschargerl, and the dtwI*rg. spread
the dieser until hie hands were one
rem. painful maws of snres ,loaf
think of this sate of attain e0»Lini.
ing for twenty -flee yeall'r !
in that time four eminent wedicr(I
nes tried to cure hien, and each gave
up the case as hopeless in the end,
Na( -orally. Mr. Marsh tried remedies
of all kinds, but he, also, ett Nat, gave it
up. For two veers he had to wear
gloves day and night so terrible was
the pain and itching wheel the air got
to the sores.
Thee am : Zam•iiuk l He tried it
Just as he bad tried 'hundreds of rem-
edies heforc. Rut he coon found out.
that Zea -Rik was different Within
a few weeks tare were rliatinct sigus
of hen.At.. and a little persev+erenoe
with this groat herbal haler resulted
In what he bad given up MI hope of -
so complete cure ! Arid the cure was
no temporary cure. • 11 wa4 peesoee-
en! Ile wits cubed nearly thre,. 'ears
al nlerviewed the other .lay, Mr,
M. aid : -The cup, which Utah
1'44,1 er'ked ha+i Veen •beeintely )0, ' . Prom the day that I epee
roti , the present moment 1 have
had no trace of scser7e, and I feel ,:tore
it 141111 Of eft return, Hating ',Memo
for tweet '-Ace year, 1 had -- weekly
-1-
104E MARKETS
• •areae tae Mice. Wlar.. F.e^..,«
t+tes. 1,.W. •Liv. N.. s
t ewer Quetaiiers.
pCO Isome, -ivent44.
meat femme close
*0 14 diets, that Sal^ r..
Id to lid ,osier.•
ge Sty elrfssa. ^ : 54. a., ie
hen se asterem, Mr see • w
• .1" Mar leer Ne mew.
-vier
w
l u11i
,salt
Ilia -
lar
Whew/peg ageferis
dee, Sap sift gp 201/0.
rlatlas se rhea. 15411. LBW. clues
,'1041
414 sMi ant fah
a,e 1714 Ins 27% ait4
Tweak rain Market.
Wase;, ns n. M St 5' i.
W M is t , game, bush.
BYO. barbel
Barley, bi S
BuNiwhlat, bushel
PSweet
Oa~a, MAN
•w
•0
00
Ote
0 tis
0 it
TOriMe Dairy Maoist
Butter, separator, dairy. ID.. s 44
Butter, store lou 0 21
Butter, creamery, Ib. roils0 5
Rutter. creamery, solids 0 0
ESP*, slew-lald 046
Eggs, cold storage 0 V
Cheese, Ib. 012
lioasycombs, dusen 2 Le
Hooey. extracted, tb 010
CATTLE MARKETS.
V II
D el
0 •
0 IL
0n
0 IS
u 21
r 12%
360
0u
Higher Prices at East Buffalo -Hop
Active and Easier.
NEW YORK, Jar. lg.-Loudon cattle
n.arket lower for Aaoeric,•an cattle, 13', c to
14c, dreaded welgbt; refrigerator beef
easter, at 10%c. Liverpool cattle, 10o to
Ile, in addition to offal.
Union Suck Yards.
TORONTO, Jan. 111 --Receipts of
live stock at the Union Stock Yards
'were S2 carloads, consisting of 1579
cattle, 91 hogs, 1599 sheep and lambs
and 13 calves.
Exporter's.
I . L. Woodward bought for Swift & Ce-:,.
130 Meers for export, 121! IDs each, at as
average o4 I6.24) per cwt, or a mane of
prices of /b te 41..Y6 per cwt
Butchers
!'rime picked Cute of butih.ers road al
from i to 41.04, the highest /slat yet
reached tide meson. Loads of good, 16 w)
to 16.86; mediwo, OM to Ilea. corm -nuts.
44-eu to 7.:6; cuwa, ti to R•y; canners.
it.W to 41.71; Buell,,{4 to tb-2ti.
Milkers and Spriniers.
only a Ilrnitd nulaber of Walken and
springer. were nn sale, and there were
none of the -upper.' class E mett than;
cuu.equently prices memo( be quoted as
high. erica' ranged at fres he to Sec:
race.
Veal Calves
teal valvae were both acmur sadder.
Prices ranged at'• from sat to W11,
Sheep and Lambs.
Receipts of 1 -"Js 'sheep and lama were es
axle, and the wants er the trade flavin:
been Comparatively wee Satisfied last
week, prices were maw.
Wesley guar, who was the heaviest
werator, reports pekes as follow* : sheep,
ewe.,y4,26 to et.li; rams, m to Indo. Iambs,
Ili to 0 SD: but nae hot of about •ra, sew
rt 46.'.. per cwt.
Hogs
Select hugs, fed aid watered at tLe
market, are lid* 11.01 per cwt , and $;.mi to
drovers for bugs tab. oars at ct.ratry
polats.
Montreal Lies Steck.
M 0NTK#AL, Jas, 11. -At tbe Montrea
!Kock Yards west" end market the receipts
of live stock for the week ending Jan, 11
were WM cattle, lac, sheep and Jamba,
MU bugs and 176 calves*. The offering. (s,
the market this morning au,ouated to I;bl
cattle, COW sheep and lanab., 10Aeo hugs ted
lie calves.
1a .pite of the very cold weather whirl,
has pretall.-d Mantra( the country, the
supply of tattle oe the market fhb, more -
rug was much Larger than a week ago.
aa4 las consequence a weaker feeling de-
veluped, which restated In Price., declio-
1og 4i,c to %c per Ib., nutwithstauding the
fact that the quality of the Stuck was
generally up to the standsrJ. The galher-
Ing of buyer, was fairly large, aid, ar
they all wanted some beef, there war
good deu,and at the reduction, and au's(•
tive trade was dune, The top prices ret
Jleed a ore& ago to -da) for choke steer.
were 5% to 7c, whfer, to -day sold al e,ic
to Vac, Willi good at the to k•, fairly good
at 6iee to Wise, fair at-4s(,c to 6c, and the
lower grades at M. to 4'4)c• per It,. There
were a u.ant,er of good bull.•. oftrred.
whirl. brought fru,n W e: to 14i,,'., aid the
cu.umuuer fired sold at from that down
to lc' per pound, while cows realized fron,
u Pae per poural, as to quality.
The market fee hogs was %raker, and
prices, as compared with trm.e pall Inst
Wednesday, [•bow a decline of Lc to liar
Per 700 Ih.., wt.kl, wee due to lacreaad
ssrpplle; las fact, they were in excess of
the requirements, as pscturu In mink"
cases had more offered to the than lbey
wanted. luting the early part of the
morning the dossed was good and quite
an active trade was dome, with sales of
selected lots at • to *10 per 1O0 lbs.,
weighed off care, but later trade became
quiet, ■,,d drovers to same saes found it
difficult In making sales.
Owing to the lucn!ased recuts of sheep
tad lamb., ;. weaker feeling igalloped in
the market, and prices for tbe former
declined 4K• per lb-, and the latter lac to
tc per 1W Its,-, and even at fag reducttos
the demand was rather limited• as but-
chers generally see well supplied with
stock which they bought some time ago,
end put sway 1u cold storage; culrwequeat-
ly, dru'ers found It difficult to making
satyr, and the tretle on the whole was
.low,
Sheep s.I4 at 4e to 4(ac per Ib., and
Iambs at Sl to 14.40 par 100 lits. The de -
mend for calves was fair at prices rang -
Ing from s2 to 111 each, us to else and
quality.
Al the Canadian P.ciflc live stook mar-
ket the receipts of live .tock for the week
eliding Jan. 14 were ISO cattle, 2W sheep
and lamb., 11a'i togs and 110 calves, The
offerings on the market thus mordng coo -
.7.4.l of *0 cattle, 600 seam sed Jambe,
260 hogs and 60 eaives.
East Buffs' Cattle Market.
Esser eurteLO, Jan. It.-�1ttt1W--Re-
celpts. ZOO heed' active; 10c to lie
Prime steers, 040 to IIA; seppir, to
leak, butchers, 0-11 to 45.iii; Mian
to 5.26: cows, a; to •.60; ',"!*s, N.i be
16.0; stocker* and feeders, 44.16 to •,i•
stock baler., 44 to $.)i; treat core steel
aprlagers active tad stress, 1471' •
Vests -Receipts, K bead; settee; 2ec to•
sec higher, r to 111.
Hogs-Reetipt., 11,100 head salve asd
very heavy, K! to Si: wised. tS
41 *; yorksrs, Kin u 4175; /1R it 0
•./0. rough& 17.5 se 10: sM�c, to m
t/.1. ds11Ms trite to tel
*seep ales Lslabs-Ib'Mpbg, 4.1,410 a.a,.
delis lee M 10. idgis r; )seerto 11.0, basilty. 1�
to 4176 O s,
0 0(.i,.. sheat'. -111;01,8 4175 to N.♦
(enrage Uwe 800.1-
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forward e. q i s ors a free tr{al hoe '
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Two 4fore I)aj'ti of
BigClothing Sale
,old get some of the hig'
bargains in Overcoats, Suits, odd
I'ants, Fur and Fur -lined Coats.
Great reductions have been
made by us and great savings can
be effected by you if you attend
this sale.
1
WALTER C. PRIDHAM
The House of Real Values
L
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A WONDERFUL REMEDY
Orange Lily is daily curing Sha
most obstinate cases of Female Dis-
orders. Fatting of the Womb, las-
corrhoea, Painful and Suppressed
Menstruation, etc., 'etc-, are all .4
them relieved from the start by Its
use, and a few weeks' der montba'
treatment accomplishes a complete
,•ire. This remedy L., a pos3Uvs,
w-lentlac preparation, and is bead
on the dlecoverle. of Pasteur and
lister, 1t is an applied treatment;
that Is, It Is not taken Internally,
but b apetted direct to the suffering
]arta, and It, therefore, acts with
all the certainty of the known laws,,
of chemical action. Aa it come. td
direct reenact with the diseased tissue, Its antiseptic and nerve -food properties
cannot help have a beneficent Influence- 1 receive from 10 to 60 letters daily,
speaking 0f the tomcats and cures It Is performing. and so sure am 1 that 1t well
-te" what 4e cl.,me.l for It that I w111 send, ubaolutely free, a Sac bort to every suf-
fering woman who will write for it. Price, lit per box, which 1s suftlelent for one
months' treatment. Address, MRS. FRANCES E. CURRAN, WINDSOR, ONT.
MAPLE
BUDS
The most delicious of
chocolate confections.
They stand alone in
their smoothness,
richness and unique
flavor. Insist on
having COWAN'S. Name and
design patented and registered.
TBE COWAN CO. LIMITED. TORONTO.
The Signal's Job Department
has the best equipment of
any office in Western
Ontario outside the cities.
A trial order solicited
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Many sound -reproducing machines are sold alto-
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n Phonograph -
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in its tone, is not loud, strident, noisy or
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It is ems) 'o make a loud Plwnugraptl.
It is an art to make s Phonograph
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Wind or nttes. and all within the
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The Signal and Toronto Daily Globe
The Signal and Montreal Family Herald and
Weekly Star 1$5
The Signal and Weekly Sun (Toronto) . I85
The Signal and Toronto Daily Star . . . 22o
The Signal and Toronto Daily World . . . 350
The Signal and Toronto Daily News . . . 235
The Signal and Toronto Weekly Mail a n d
Empire 160
The Signal and Farmers Advocate 2 35
The Signal and Canadian Farm 1 85
Or with choice of one of Ralph Connor's Books -The Sky Pilot.
The Mae from Glengarry, Black Ro.k, The Defter amid
The Prospector 2.00
'l'he Signal and Farm and Dairy 1 75
The Signal and Winnipeg Weekly Free Press 1.60
The Signal and London Daily Advertiser . . 2.90
The Signal and London Weekly Advertiser . 1.60
The Signal and London Daily Free Press
Morning Edition , . .
Evening Edition
The Signal and Montreal Daily Witness .
The Signal and;Montreal Weekly Witness
The Signal and World Wide 2 25
The Signal and Western Home Monthly
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The Signal and Presbyterian 2 '5
The Signal and Westminster 2 �5
The Signal, Presbyterian and Westminster . 3.25
The Signal and Catholic Register 1 70
The Signal and Saturday Night (Toronto) . 340
The Signal and Busy Man's Magazine'. . . 2.50
The Signal and Home Journal (Toronto) . . 1.75
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The Signal and Lippincott's Magazine . . . 3.25
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The Signal and Youth's Companion (Boston) . 2.90
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The Signal and Woman's Home Companion
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