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Ni'Çneteenth Ailnual Report --F TRE-- O NTARlIO LOAN & SAVINOS GO, FEBRIJARY, l7th 18992. T H1E NINETEENTIT ANNTTAL MEETING 0F TRIS COMPANY WAS held at the office of the Company on Wednesday, February 17, 1892. The following stockholders were present : Mes,3is. W. F, COWAN, W. F. ALLEN, R. S. ,RÀMLIN, JOHN COWAN, J. A. GIBSON, THiomAs PATERSON, T. H. MC' 0ILLAN, WM. READWIN, JOHiN CARTER, F. E. DiNaLE and TiHOMAs CONÂNT. The PreBident occupied the chair and T. IL MuMILLsAN acted as Secrotary to the meeting. The minutes of the previous annuel meeting were read and c:nfirmed. The Chairrm-an then read the Annual Report cf the affeirs of the Companuy for the past year as follows DIRECTORS' REPORT EKDING 3lBt DECEMBER, 1891. Your Directors have pleasure in presenting for your consideration their nine- teenth Annual Report, exhiLiting the affaira of the Company as on the 3sit of December, 1891. Tbey are pleased to be in a poBition torstate that interest maturing upon nearly ail the current boans of the Company bas been paid with remarkable promptuess, owing probably to the favorable results of last harvest ln the localities withini which the operations of the Company have been mainly conducted. Interest rates have remained low, but the earnings have been sufficient to write off any losees incurred in dispoeing of properties againet wbich we have been com- peled to take action,to pay our usual seven per cent. dividend and add a amail sum, 1 CLARXE UI'.'JON. Two strikingly diffirent views as to the Mrs. John Parker, Jr. has returned to proper expenditure of public moneys will bier home in Meaford. ... Messrs. Colin be pre.jsent.ed in the Match nuniber of the and Donald Smith have been very sick North Ameriosu Review. with la grippe; also Mrs. J. Colville.... Mrs. 8ehuyler Van Rensselaer bas Mrs. J. 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It is inost econornical, being the only medicine of which Il roo Doses One Dollar"' cari truly be said. 3It is preparcd by a Combination, ~Proportion anïd Process Peculiar to ltsdlf, unkno-ni to olher preparations, and by whiclî il.1 th medicinal value of the various ingrcdients is secured. 4 I t effects reniaikable cures, where other medicines have utterly failed to do any good wbatever. been taken. tne poil eflall be cioseci andt that the sent ecrutineers be paid the sumi of $2 each for their servi ces. Carri ed Chair resnmed and tbe ecrutineers ueported the following seven gentleman ww., weue duly declared elected Directors fer the eneuing year: W. F. Cowcn, Esq., R. S. lamlin, Esq., W. F. Allen, Esq., J. S. iLarke, Esa., J. A. Giheon, Esq., John Cowan, Esq., Thomas Paterson, Esq. A vote of thanke was tendered to the chairman and the meeting edjourned. At a subeequent meeting of the Directous W. F. Cowan, Esq., was uiininously elected President, and W. F. Allen, Esq., Vice-President. vve ustateancu give pnices in this Catalogue, whtich is handsomner than ever. It telEs NOTHING BUT THE Write for it to-day. D~M.FRR&Co., WindsorOnt. ASAPiCK-UE*Ij P Affer excessive exereise or letpesure, Mlibîrn's Eeef. Iron ansd late i. grateful and coererting. suitable for Fancv Work and 1 Painting. One door Easatof Post Ollice, King St, rowman:lle.41 W FjrELDIGGING CLEANING AN» VYrepaiin" done et moderate prices -by JAMES AýLUN. Brad8baw St.. Bowmanvilla SOSIE SY19IPTOMIS 0r WOliUs are:-Iever. colle, variable app5itte, restlessness, weak. niess anld convuIlous.i Tlinnlug rem. et1l' js Sr. LOI w orm syrup. 3, tie ulass a ,rL1. ail stne Ioundatione; 2 dwel]ing bouses. well watered, nu waste land. Will be soit -wboio or in parts. Price encl ternis to suit purebaser.- Apply toeil. B,.TAy- Lon. Wbitby, Ont. .-tf. F OR SALE OR RENT.-Hlouseo andl JL2 z acres fou sale or to reut. situate on Scugog street nortb. The premises consiat of a good bouse wiîh uvery convenienoe, driving shed, stable, etc. The garden contains a lot et the choicest fruit of ail variettes. Immediate popsession canbe given. For particulaus apply to W. FisulEtil,. Bowmanville Ont. 49-tf 'j --j New Shaker Flannels at MasQn's New Dress Goods at Mason's, New Dress Trim'ngý, at Masor',. New Lace Curtains at Mason"'s New Art lVuslins at Mason's New Cretonnes