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I have also used Dr Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills and Oint ment with splendid satisfaction, ans recommend them at every apportun ity." Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, 50 cent a box, al! alers or Edmanson Bate & Co, Li ed, Toronto. Thi al re Jamés street re Venice Cafe Nas Besn Purchased By Charlie Yoke, Charlie Wah and le Wong Place now closed for repairs Will re-open on George Hotel == EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN Prax A la Carte Restaurant SAM. MH. THOMPSON, sacs, WOMAN'S .. -__ FORTUNE Freed From That Weak, Lan guid, Always Tired Feel- ing, by Lydia E. Pink- ~~ bam's Compound. .- Thessalon, Ont. -- **I cannot speak too | Jtiement. .Lrise;" says a big operator. kept ® tically all private money available | amounts. .§ The Georgian la asking for the OVERRUN WITH ORDERS! DOMINION TEXTILE PANY IS VERY BUSY. | THE COM- | i ! i ------ { saa That Twe Hridge Concerns Will Merge--Montreal Men are Doing Well in U.S. Rubber Com. pany. Textile ° company' opened up the month 'of December with slightly in excess of $5,000,000 of untiiled or- ders on its books, as against $3. 750,000 at the corresponding date last year. Such a situation is par- ticularly satisfactory and the only thing that seems to be bothering the company is the particularly high! prices prevailing at the present time! for raw cot . it wis stated to-day that the or- *ders now on the books of the com- | pany are sufficient to keep all mi "running to full capacity for alu 8:X months, 1 As one cotton man said, the situ: ation with the Canadian Cotton m- | panies at tre present time is not one| of getting enough business, but rath- er of being abie to tdrn out orders fast emsugh to meet the ments of the trade, The latest merger talked about on the 'street' is that of tw bridge' concerns, the Dominion and the National. The former is an old. | established concern, while the iatter| way onl organized a few years ago. The union will be on stock exchange' basis. A small number of local Interests| are doing very well on the stady! upward advance in United 8 £1 Rubber common, the stock getting | up &8 high as 66, a new high levc for the movement in Wall stroet } Rubber common Nas changed ii! position in the New York marke: | during the past couple of years, and | whereas it was formeriy consider somewhat of a speculative football | it ils now classed as am indus that will show steady advances, withstanding the rather heavy {talization of the company. W. M. Birks, vice-president o Henry Birks &-Sons, and directo of Ryrie Bros. of Toronto and of th Sun Life Assurance company, has been elected to the board of direot ors of Molsons Bank. He suceeeds| the late W. M. Ramsay. | Canadian Pacific has paid lor ten | years an average of more than 14] per cent. sunually to stockholders | dividends and rights, and it is sal in Montreal that the record will bs maintained. C. P. R. earnings in the last nine days of November show a gain © | $393,000, bringing the totzl in crease for the month up to $1,748, 000, Cobdt Royalties. Toronto, Dec. §.---Annguncement of the reduction of the royalties on some of the Cobalt mines after three years of rumors, will have some ef fect on the shipments from the Chambers-Ferland., The city of Co balt has not yet received terms which suit them, and it is hardly probable that they will make very strenuous efforts to develop the mine until they are assured that they will fnot be robbed of the first fruits by the government. The Hargraves, it is understood, is on the same basis as the Chambers-Ferland. Canadian Companies Increase. Ottawa, Dec. 6. Company incor- porations by federal letters patent in- creased from 644 to 658 in the last fiscal year, according to the report of the state department tabled by Hon. Mr. Coderre at Ottawa yester- day. The aggregate capitaHzation was $490,665,999, including $42 $39,999 secured by existing compan ies through supplementary powers The revenue of the department was $248,000, Big Obligations Due. New York, Dec. 6.---Between now and the end of 19.3 railroad, indus trial and public service corporations will be called upon to meet nearly $300,000,000 maturing short-term notes. Bulk falls due during fis six months of 1913, the big month| being June with $72,000,000, Nex is January with $39,000,000. Holds 5,553 Sharps. Montreal, Dec. 6.--0f the heav: shareholders of the Bank of Moa treal, Sir Willlam C. Macdonald heads the list with 5,055 shares o, the bank's stock, or-equal to nearly 3 1-2 per cent. of the entire issue of stock. : At the present price of the sfock the veteran financier's holdings are worth $1,300,975. The-next in order is the Royal Trust company with 4,445 shares, and an additional 2,500 in its capa: city as trustde. : Ready to Rise. New York, Dec. 6.---Professionai Jperators are trying to break the in- dustrial list on the Union Pacifie set But "a market that will not break tea points on an European goneral war scare, radical change national administration, high mone; rates and an adverse decision like that of Union Racific, is reddy to .- Financial Notes, The Elder Ebano Asphalt com- pany, Montreal, has declared iu Balt yearly dividend, payable on De- cember 5th. Ladenburg, Thalmann & Company, New York, have arranged to pur chase the balance of the new $22. 500,000 first mortgage five per ceat. 'bonds issued by the Canada South- orm. . The output for the year of the Ames - Holden « McCready compaay, Montreal, amounted to $600,000 in factory and $750,000 in sales. They turn out 9.500 pairs of boots every day. . Montrea! and Toronto. banks are being busy calling loans. Prae- has been taken up, and it is next to get even sma'! - to impossible © The British Canadian Lumber cor- poration of Vancouver, B, C, starting the largest electrically aquipped lumber mill in the United Bay Canal company {lane Montreal, Dec. 6.--Fhe Dominion 1136. 1$8.000,000. require: lof the Canadian cotton companies i } , | Byracuse, a distance of 162 miles. lot J i} | Dressed Heef an i deep, from which a considerable quan- | actually know there can be no sue cessful appeal. general health and makes drink actu- vighi fo dispose o'siom. THE DAILY mmrrrisH WHIG, COMMENTS BY ZACCHEUS securities to the extent of $i; 000,000, . His Events in Own Bright Style, On Current tect ge number waich are spriu ith the approvai > local trust compan Textile company pubii uy, larg The Domanion Canada will hk £8 lu Canadl purchase of 3 far from agnm al v {May it come with countless blessings {to each and everyone. D---Boctors do disagree. One vs its horrid, debilit, the body, befogging the miad, of impairing vision, vou into a hearse cries the other of the gods, Take smok- ng it and 34 2 ¢ - of about $50,000 0G corresponding months of las 3 arte, de-| leading Enough, a Ihe American Can company clared a quarterly dividend of 1 per cent. on its preferred stock, a increase oO! one-fail of one per cent ¢ver the previous quarterly paymasi-. The directors of the Ques: back will issue $500,000 pew sto i This will make a capital fo bacco 1s gift a vor luptuousness incomparable, a peerless panacea against ills mental and mor al, a something men must and will have. F--Facts fade before personal ference --yrieving or gladdeming, accord- ing to temperament. H--Howsoever it 'may be we opine "Old Chum" stands for a good chance to maintain his lead. IIa Pittsburgh ladies are balanc ing between "bridge and babies," {heaven and hell, as it were) J--Jews now want Ireland. Well, vou can't blame them for wanting the begt, but really the barp that so fong has hung silent on the walls of fara must' scon again the soul of music shed, and then such will be the thrill of triumph throughout J Erin that the tiny strain of th tle Hebrew lip lute were absolitely lost in the land. K--Kiss is something that get gratis, young men steal men buy. IL~Labor as though you should live for ever, and vet live as if to-morrow might be the last. M---Madame de Thebes is at it a rain. Once she predicted a "son" to Prince Victor Napoleon, who proved to be a sweet little "girl." leave the stork alome, madame, she kuows better than vou. N--New Year's calendars are out. The precocity of certain movable roasts id quite marked. Shrove Tuesday falls on the 4th of February and Easter 'on Mareh 23rd, which, within a day, is th® earliest date' it can happen. O--0h, let us hope ths woman who had dog's skin grafted on her won't get mad and bite. herself. P--Popular principal of Qu says "Religion and addition" go gether, and he is right. Q-Quite ag certain as ""Godlers les sons beget lawless lads." R--'Real angels," those daughters of Eve, exclaims Andrew Carnegie. That's why they don't need excessive fravery, a hindrance to fascinating forms. S--Sure, the world is great, "Amerika" is still greater. T--Tempests, war, cholera, political duplicity, rowdism, murders, c(onen- binage, anarchy, mud, suffragettes, Henri, all is nothing to' the juulti- millionaire's golden spectacles. U~Universe, a Paradise with milk and honey. V--Voila ! W--Woodrow Wilson has no use for obtrdtsive cameras. He wouldn't sit on the "lion" bv the round liouss and be "snap shot" if vou gave him our well-known friend, "Pat." X--Xtremely harsh js the "Toronto News" when it affirg that a oertain maiden speech recently delivered! in Ottawa 'was not worth a nicke! Y--You saucy thing ! ZACCHEUS. 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P., ge! eral manager, resigned. \ A director of one of the large Canadian cotton companies, discuss ing the probability of an amalgatio' between the larger cotton concerns said that any further consolidatio Bridge compan) their sto:ds within a shor: cn children ana unlikely for some time to come. The Electrical Development com- pany of Toronto and Toronto Power company will shortly commence wor on cunstruction of power transmis sion line, followed later by electr cal railway from Niagara Falls tc HOme Smith, Toronto manager o the National Trust company, will re sign his position at an early date to look after his real estate enter prises at Humber, He will be suc ceeded by George H. D. Lee, of the law firm of Mulock, Lee, Millike: and Clark. J. M. Robinson, head of the firm M. Robinson and Sons, St. Joh nd Montreal, bankers, was elected resident of the St. John Board of Trade. An issue of 5,000 shares of unis sued stock in the Quebec bank wil shortly be made at $125 a share. Arguments in the suits institute by the state to oust the St. Louis 1 Provision compan? and the Hamm ha Packing compan: of St. Joseph from Missouri because of their alleged connection with the so-called beef (rust have been be gun in St. Louis before Daniel Dil lon, special commissioner appointed by the State Supreme court. The plant of the Superior Brick company at Rosslyn, near Fort Will jam, Ont., with one hundred and fifty men employed in construction, is being rapidly pushed forward t completion. ¢ F. Nash & Company, members of the Montreal Stock Exchange, an- nounce that they have taken Guy D. €. Dobbin into partnership. The lafter has been connected with the firm since 1901. Strike: of employes of United States Steel Corporation in Pittsburg district will not affect the company's earnings to any great extent, The London Stock Exchange has ordered that 2,500,000 pounds im- provements and equipment five per cent. fifty-vear gold bonds be quoted on the official list. en's to but and Lightning Revealed Lead. Lightning recently uncovered - a lead mine: on the farm of William Thacker, in Baxter county, Ark. The bolt struck a hidkory tree, ran into the ground and then divided into six branches, digging 'ditches about three feet deep and eighteen inches wide. Phe longest ditch is 150 feet in length and the others vary from | twentv to forty-nine feet. At end of the longest ditch is a two feet in diameter and two feet New Buk ly hols | BEBE ever taken into a house. It is {so handy and so good for everyday injuries and accidents, I never intend my houge to be without it." Fingst™ known remedy for 'piles, ulcers, cold sores, chaps, varicose, sores, bad leg, ete. 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The surplus of liquid assets over habilities of the Spanish River Compauy as at 31st October, 1912, was approximately $1,200000, with fixed appraised assets of $4,157,021.76 Sa Complete details on request. HOWARD S. FOLGER, Kingston Representative. <= DOMINION BOND COMPANY, LIMITED Dominion Bonn Buinngwe DOMINION PXrunss Foinmse TORONTO MONTREAL YANCOUVYER LONDON, Ex. > em, os En -- ~ ITER IEEE EVR HE | E 2 : s 5 i i J Cause For Sorrow. picture this mors A little boy in the street was ory | his thuwwb with + ing bi , and a lady went up 1, hammer him and him what wes the mat. hie : |. "Well, my Little man." obs nid, Oe aid, \e | was hanging a f and he am you shouldn't ery over that." sobbing, "my i th "i-laughed,"