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Who begs' brother of the each To give him leave to ;oil; 414M see hie lordly feIlow•worm The poor pecatou spurn, lannsindfni though a weeping wife And helpless offeeting mourn. It I'm designed yon lording's elave, By Netureas law eleelirned. Wny WWI WI ZUGOOLICIOUt wish E'er planted in my mind? IL not, why am 1 subject to Hes cruelty or sworn? Or why has mau the will and power To make his fellow mourn? , Yet, let not this too much, my son, Disturb thy breast; Tads partial view of inmate kiad Is eurely not the beet! The poor oppressed honest man Had never, sure been born, Had there not been some recompense To comfort those that mount. Gas In The Stomach Belchiug and that sense of fulness so often experienced after eating is caused by tbe formation of gas, The stomach fails to perform its farictibne and the food ferments. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will correct the dis• order. 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Arrangements have just • been completed whereby a series of The 't I rd's Greatest St ris will he told in 5,000 words each. The first one— Les MiserabSes, by Victor Bug°, will appear in the issue of February 29. The Vicar of Wakefield, Oliver Goldsmith, issue of Feb. 27. The Last Days of Pompeii, Edward Bulwer-Lytton, issue March 6. Wave:ley, Walter Scott, issue March 13. For succeeding weeks a selection from the following (order of publication to be decided later) ;— THE SCARLET LETTER THE MOONSTONE ' VANITY• FAIR A TALE OF TWO CITIES THE SPY JANE EYRE DON QUIXOTE THE COTTNt 01; IVION'TE CARLO PUT YOURSELF' IN MS PLACE HYPATIA ADAM BEDE THADDEUS OF WARSAW TARTARIN OF TARASCON TOM JONES TOM BURKE OF OURS PRIDE AND PREJUDICE GULLIVER'S TRAVELS GABRIEL CONROY • CAPTAIN FRACASSE TRisTEAM SHANDY CASTLE RACKRENT THE TOWER OF LONDON NATHANIEL HA,WTHORNE WILKIE COLLINS WILLIAM MAKEPEACE THAcK.ErtAT CHARLES DICKENS JAMES FENIMORE COOPER CHARLOTTE BRONTE MIGC7EL DE CERVANTES ALEXANDER Dratts CHARLES READE CHARLES KINGSLEY GEORGE ELIOT JANE PoliTEr. ALPHONSE DAUDTilT HENRY FIELDING CHARLES LEVER JANE AUSTEN • DEAN SWIFT I3RET HARTE THEOPHILE GAUTIER LAURENCE STERNE MARIA EDGF,WORTH WILLIAM HARRISON AINSWORTH.' The Straight Story Each of these famous classics is retold in 5,000 -words—making a newspaper page with the illustrations. For this work a writer has been secured who has suc- ceeded in Retaining the characteristics and charm of the classics, and Making each one a, fascinating tale in itself, that will be sum to hold the reader quite by its own merit. Their Uraiversal Appeal Everyone wants to know enough to be able to converse about the masterpieces of literature, but only comparatively few persons have time or patience to read novels of so great length as are almost all the classics. This form meets this require- ment ideally. After presenting the list to all kinds and conditions of people,— stenographers, office managers, Mailing clerks, bookkeepers, shop girls, artists, re- porters, merchants, lawyers and business men of all grades from self-made men to college graduates—we find that the titles of these classics are singularly familiar to all, but the stories themselves are practically scaled books. Nearly every one of all these people said one of two things : "1 dinned into So -and -So, hut never got a ehanee to finish it." "Of course I simply must read these stories. I've tried for yoars to get the thne." • • No other paper in Canada can publish these stories until after they have appeared in the Weekly Globe and Canada Farmer. Do not miss them. No modern writer could give you anything better, and their appearance is sure to yield universal satisfaction. Another of the Bright Thing's. These stories are only one of the many good things in store for our readers during 1997. HUNDREDS OF LETTERS • From old atibscribera expressing their appreciation of the many improvements appearing from week to week could be published if necessary—hut it, is not. no thousands of new names whiey have been added (luring the past few months and the almost complete renewal at our last year's subscription list is the best evi- dence Of tho paper's growing popularity. Have you a friend who you think should be on our list ? Send in his or lier name and a. sample copy win be forwarded; or arrange with your local newspaper or agent to have the'paper sent regularly for HOT, or address the i 1 Weekly Globe and Canada Farmer TORONTO, CANADA Times and, Weekly Globe for one year for $1,35. THE WINGRAM TIMES, FEBRUARY 7 1907 THE DO INI ON BANK PROCEEDINGS OF TEE THIRTY - SIXTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF TEE STOCKHOLDERS. The Thirty•Sixth Annual Meeting of. The Dominion Bink was held at the Banking Rouse of the Institution, Teat', On 'Wednesday, January 30th, 1007. Among those present were noticed:— Lieut.-Col Sir Henry Pollett, Dr, An !raw Smith, Dr. C. atesere. W. D. Alatthewe, Jetties Oarruthers, Win, Ross, W R Brock, J. j, Foy, A. Monro Grier, J. J Dixon, L. 1.1. Beldwin, W. Glfnuev (Oshaven), Aenitlims Beldwin, F. J. Harris, W. 0 Harvey, W. J. Dixon, 3. G. Ramsey, W. Crocker, ae. Paulhollaud, P. Leadley, W. 0. Crowther, Jas. Matthews, David Kidd (Hamilton), W. T. Rametsy, R. M. Gray, J. T. Small, S Samuel, J. A. Proctor, W. °wit Lee, G. N. Reynolds, W. G. Carrels, Wm. pewee, F. J. Phillips, H Gordon Mackenzie. Gordau ;Tones, R, J. Christie, 11. B. Hodgins, S Noxon, Ira Standish, David Smith, A. W. Austin, H. W, A. roster, Cawthra Mulook, F. D. Benjamin, Tas. Scott, F H. Gooch, A. R. Boswell, J. F. Kavanagh, A. lamella , E. 0. Burton, Victor Onwrhra, W. Mulook, jr , F. 3. Stewart, 11. 11. Cempbell, jr., J. D. Trees, A, Bell, Richard Brown, 0. A. Bogert, and others, It was moved by Mr, L. Baldwin, seconded by Mr, la. 1). Benjamin, that Mr. W. D. Matthews do take the olasir, and that Mr, C. A, Bogert do act as secretary. Messrs. A. R. Bose ed, and W. G. Cassels were appointed Scrutineers. The Secretary read tbe Report of the Dfreotore to the Shareholdera, and submitted the Annual State-nent of the affairs of the Bank, which is as follows:— ea — • To TER SHAREHOLDERS: The Directors beg to present the following Statement of the remulte of the business of the Bank for the ear ending 31st December, 1906:— Balance of Profit and Loss Account, 30th December, 1005. .$249,437,97 Profit, for the year endiug 31st December, 1906, after deducting charges of felonagement, eto., and making provisions for bad and doubtful debts ---- . 539.360 36 $188,798.33 Dividend 3 per oent., paid 2nd April, 1906 '00,000 00 Dividend 3 per oent., paid 8rd July, 1906 '10 000 00 Dividend 3 per cent„ paid 1st October, 19C6 00,000 00 Dividend 3 per cent., peyable 2ad January, 190790.000 00 —$360,000 00 Transferred to Reserve Fund 400,000 00 760,000 00 — $28,798 33 Balance of Profit and Loos carried forward. ei • • • • Reserve Fund. Balance at credit of account, 30th December, 1905... 0,500,000 00 Transferred from Profit and Loss Account r 400,000 00 $3,900,000 00 With greet regret we have to record the sudden death in May last of Mr. Theodore G. Brough, the late General Manager, who had been in the service of the Bank continuously since 1875. He was the Chief Executive Officer for seven years, daring which short tinie he accomplished much for the development and welfare of the Imitation. Mr. C. A Bogert, Manager af the Montreal Branch for eight years, and who entered the Bank more than twenty-five years ago, was appointed to succeed him. On account of the continued expansion in the business of the Bank, your Directors have decided that it is an opportune time to issue the remaining one million dollars of authorized Capital Stock; and, having in view future re- quirements which may reasonably be expected, have approved of a ty-aw to be submitted for your consideration at the Annual Meeting, which provides for a futher increase in the Capital Stook to the extent of one million dollars. This will make the total anrhorized Capital five million dollars. Yon will also be asked to consider a by-law increasing the number of Direc- tors from seven to nine, whicb it is thought to be advisable owing to the diversity of our interests throughout Canada, and the gradual extension of our operations. During the twelve months jnst closed Branches of the Bank were establisbed at the following points, and, when expedient, desirable sites were purchased and suitable offices erected :—In the Province of Ontario, at Chatham, Dresden, Peter- borough, Tilbury, Windsor, and in Toronto, at the corners of Avenue road and Davenport road, and Queen street and Broadview avenue; in the Province of Alberta, at Calgary and Edmonton, and at Regina, Sask. In addition we have to inform you that in Deeeember last the private bank- ing business of Messrs. John Curry & Company, at Windsor was acquired under terms advantageous to the Shareholders, which transaction included the purchase of a commodious building, well situated in this important centre. It was found necessary to provide larger premises for our North End Branch, Winnipegaand for this purpose a valuable property has been secured. The Directors, following their ninal custom, examined the Securities and Cash Reserves of the Bank as on December 31st, 1906, and found them to be correct; they also verified the Head Office Balance Sheet, including all accounts kept with Foreign Agents. Every Office of the Bank has been carefully inspected during the past twelve raonths, and each Branch has been visited by the General Manager since his - appointment in May last. s The Report was adopted. E. B. OSLER, President. By-laws were passed increasing the number of Directors from seven to nine, and providing for an increase of $1,000,000 in the Capital Stook, which will make the total authorized Capital of the Bank $5,000,000. The thanks of the Shareholders were tendered to the President, Vice -Presi- dent and Directors for their services during the year, and to the General Man- ager and other Officers o, the Bank for the efficient performance of their re• spective duties. The following gentlemen were elected Directors for the ensuing year:— Messrs. A. W. Austin. W. R. Brook, James Carruthers, R. 3. Christie, T. Eaton, J. J. Foy, K C„ M.L A., Wilmot D. Matthews, A. M. Nanton, and E. B. Oster, M.P. At a subsequent meeting of the Directors, Mr. E. B. Osler, M,P., was elected Preeident, and Air. Wilmot D. Matthews, Vice-Preeident, for the ensuing term. General Statement. LIA.BILITIES. Notes in °herniation $2,691,086 00 $5,364,018 53 Deposit:311ot bearing interest Deposits bearing interest (including interest to date) Deposits by other Banks in Canada Balance due to London Agents Total Liabilities to the Public accrued 31,512,137 94 36,876,156 47 193,840 36 2,729,862 98 $42,491,345 81 Capital Stook paid up.... Reserve Fund Balance of Profits carried forward Dividend No. 97, payable 2nd January, 1907 Former Dividends unclaimed Reserved for Exchange, etc. Reserved for rebate on Bills discounted 3,000,000 00 $3,900,000 00 28.798 33 00,000 00 107 25 61,144 74 122,9S3 15 ASSETS. Specte $010,131 11 Dominion Govevarnent Demand Notes 3,465,530 00 Deposita with Dominion Governmet for Security of Note Circulation 150,1)00 00 Notes of and Cheques on other Banks. • ... 2,113,331 39 Balances due from other Banks in Canada 1,032,744 43 Balances due from Other Banks elsewhere than in Oen- ada and the tinitedltiugdora .1,121,300 69 4,203,033 47 $49,694,37l 28 $9,013,327 07 Provincial Government Scull239,802 ea Canadian Municipal Securities and British or Foreign • or Colonial Publics Securities other than Canadian 096,136 79 Railway and other Bonds, Debentures and Stocks 2,149,205 67 '-' Loans on Call secured by Stocks and Debentures 3,703,134 50 ..........—.—.... Bills Dismounted and Advances Current 82,913,267 70 20,516 40 950,000 00 7.453 70 • Overdue Debts (estimated loss provided for Bank Premises Other Assets not inoluded under foregoing beads Toronto, 81 December, 1906. The Itobilseen fanse on the Iluron road, just west of Clinton, has been rent- ed to Mr W. Steep. It consistof 120 aores for which be pays ow per year. SPRING MEDICI1IX. As a spring inedloilloe Burdock Blood Bitters has no equal. It tones up the voltam and remove* all impurities from the brood, and takes away that tired, weary feeling eo prevalent in the ming. Mr. Samuel Johnston ba e pnrchaeed Mr. Win Gallagher's faun on the 9th con., Tiowick, for $5,800, and Mr. Gall - fuller will take of7 this season'e crop. Many people say they are "all nerves,' easily startled or upset, easily worried and irritated. 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