Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 22, 1884, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba Sally a feb press want Stipe wednesday october 22. Manitoba free press daily published very Day except sunday a six o clock . Manitoba. Kkt by be Luxton publishers. . Zdilor in Chelci and general manager p subscriptions. One year ?10 six months Throe months Shorter Percx Viau Throe months 25 cent per week bar Ioctl Cash in Advance. Transient Lin Noil nonpareil Kiviat insertion 10 cents eur Couso Lucive insertion 5 cents. A not inserted every Day 10 cents Dot line ouch insertion. No advertisement in tils classification Luke Rod for less than sub Cirii notices not in nonpareil Typ leaded located Over the Oit ind in menu per word each Inser lot. No notice inserted for Leaa than display 10 Canua per word per month. No cure Ina Orton for less than s3. 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It argue that because in 1881 Canad manufactured Worth o goods of which Only Worth or 1 per cent., was exported therefore to Tho Canadian Artisan and Manu Fao Turer the Home Market 99 times important As the foreign Thi May to All very Trae of Tho manuf Actu but it hardly holds Good with re Gard to the Tho figures paraded by the Spectator in Blissful ignorance that they Hostil to tire Caso it is attempting to make out show that the Canadian manufacturers who it seems could not hold their own against Competition have succeeded in getting Possession of Tho Home Marke by shutting others out. In othe words they must now be in a position it sell higher than they formerly could when they were not Able to carry on their business must be in prosperous. Who is paying the additional Price is it not the Canadian Canadian Artisan and the Canadian Farmer and does Tho can Adian Artisan reap any advantage in re turn for the Money he is compelled to expand in assisting the Canadian Man fac Turer to carry on his business Artisan s wages regulated by the unrestricted Law of Supply and demand he is not protected against foreign labor. Whenever his wages Rise approx Clabby higher than in free Trade England his dear friends Tho manufacturers apply to the government and the government gives its emigration agents particular instructions to be unusually Active in pro curing suitable labourers for the Canadian Market and puts the finishing touch t Tho obligations under which the Artisan lies to it by giving assisted passages t these labourers whom its agents beat up the Spectator thinks this highly com Mon Dablo on the part of Tho government and goes into an elaborate argument t prove that working men greatly Bon fitted by the importation of competitors this is what it says As we cannot Hope largely to increase the foreign Market for goods manufactured in Canada the question arise whether it is better to let manufacturing Industry in this country remain As it ii or at Tho Best to develop in proportion t the National increase in the population or whether it is better to increase Thi Homo Market through additions to of population through of course the answer to this from Spectator s standpoints obvious. Each Man woman and child in the Domin it says consumes on an average Worth of Domestic manufacture each year. Tho immigrant settler last year numbered and the probability is that they will Onsum Worth of Home made Good each year. Thus Tho addition made i a single year by immigration to of 11 Home Market for manufactured goods was Throe times As valuable a the total foreign Market of 1881. This As the artisans to whom the Spectator is appealing will at one see goes directly into their pockets they better off than they would have Boon if the Immi Grants Hod not Como in to compete wit Thorn and reduce their wages. No one can dispute Tiu. All Tho Canadian Titan needs is the importation of a few Hundred thousand More competitors annually to enable him to retire and spent his remaining Days in luxury. Some of Tho workingmen of Hamilton however according to Tho Spectator have of Lato been protesting against the expenditure of Public Money to promote immigration. Could anything be More absurd actually wanting to throw fortunes without being award of it Tho Spectator fortunately has come to t Neir Rescue find thus enlightens them simply desire to draw attention to Tho fact that the workingmen in Stead of being injured by immigration benefited by it because it increases their Home that is As Plain As a Pike stuff. Canadian manufacturers cannot sell to foreign countries because our Tariff forbids Trade. Therefore a Homo Market must be provided for our manufacturers and Immi Gration is Tho Only Means by which it can be provided. That is Tho Moio artisans and Farmers Canada can import the More people will our manufacturers Havo to sell to. Of course the Competition con sequent upon such a Watato of matters must lower the wages of artisans Groat y reduce their purchasing Power and finally reduce Thorn to idleness and Star vation when Tho consuming limit of the j whole country has been exceeded but that does not make any difference. The manufacturers will a least they will have a few years of pros everybody knows they Al ways Divide their earnings equitably among the labourers. The Montreal Gazette of the itch inst. Contains the to the editor of the Hon. Michael Solomen has me a copy received this afternoon of his notice of motion Given in the legislation Council of Jamaica on october lit. It is As Hon. Or. I will at Tho next coating of the legislative Council to beheld this Day four weeks or if no Council sits on that Day at the first sitting thereafter move the follow ing in Tho opinion of this Council it will be for the general interests of this Island that Steps should to taken and concluding arrangements for its political and Commer Cial confederation with the Dominion of yours etc., a. Spencer Jones. Ottawa oct. 15, 1884. The Gazette thus comments on the it will to Learned by a communication in another column that Hon. Or. Solomon has Given notice of a Resolution to be moved in Trie legislative Council of Jamaica looking to the immediate open ing of negotiations by that Colony for inclusion in Tho Canadian federation. If the Jamaica Council and Assembly favor the proposition the views of the British government will next be sought and if the approval of the Home authorities is obtained of which Little doubt exists the subject will Cote up for consideration in Canada. There is something to be said on both sides from a Canadian stand Point and already a portion of the press with a scant knowledge of the conditions of Union is settling the merits of the proposal but it will be ample time to take up the question when formal application for admission is made by Jamaica through the British there can be no misunderstanding of this. The Jamaica question has become a live one. Heretofore most people have Felt inclined to regard it As the creature of the imaginations of too eager grits in search of some new ground for fault finding. But absurd As it May seem it cannot now be doubted that a proposal to take Jamaica into the Canadian federa Tion will shortly be made and what is much worse is not unlikely to be agreed to. There May be More Cruth than was at first supposed in the Rumor that sir John s visit to England is not entirely unconnected with the admission of Jamaica. The Premier As we have before intimated a sadly in need of something to divert the attention of the Canadian electorate from the collapse of the National policy and its disastrous Conse Quence. Jamaica he no doubt thinks can be made to Servo such a purpose. So Little is known of that Island by roast canadians that it practically Tive possibilities or Hope to gain sir John limitless he can i credence from Cana sees in imagine Long Dian Grain growers. For instance he assures them that he will tax them into wealth and Prosperity but to May still look for implicit Faith in any assertions he May feel necessary to make with regard to the advantages to be reaped by Canada from a connection with Jamaica. We May therefore expect in a Short time an inundation of glowing descriptions of the inexhaustible Richness of Jamaica accompanied by flaming panegyric on Tho statesman and Tho statesmanship that have secured for Canada such a wonder Ful Alliance. Judging however from the Gazette s intimation that a formal application for the admission of Jamaica is Likely to be made before Long by the Imperial government we May conclude that sir John does not intend personally or for his government to assume the responsibility of the initial step. Until sure of his ground to propose acting under cover of the Britis government. If the Home author ties can b4 got to recommend an without doubt they can Canada will no Only be More easily entrapped but is John while taking to himself All the credit of bringing about the Union s Long a that credit can be made Advant Ageous will be in a position to cast the blame upon others when the True Char Acter of Tho Jamaica Alliance shall hav revealed itself. This is the View take of the mutter by the Montreal Heral which Bays it is becoming abundantly Clear tha those who manoeuvring to bring Abou the Union of Jamaica with Canada an make the Dominion responsible for the government of the Island intend if pos sible to bring upon Canada the Presa or of the Imperial government. To were recently assured by the colonial score tary lord Derby that Canadian co operation could Only be obtained by direct application to Canada herself an there Foro or. Solomon came to Canada to la1 his scheme before the Canadian govern meet. Now we Given to under Stam by the Gazette that Tho scheme May be expected ultimately to come before Canada by a formal the British qty Pryl Jjon t for the admission of Jamaica into the Union. It would of course to Only right that Jamaica should not change her Politica relations without Tho approval of the Imperial government As. Long As she remain within the Empire but Why the Emporia government should place upon Canada Tho form of pressure which would be con Voyed by making a formal application on Jamaica s behalf to cannot under stand except upon one Assumption. Jamaica not having a responsible gov eminent As Canada fact Noi having a population to be trusted with Tho forms of a popular government is Noi in a position to negotiate on equal terms with Canada. This May be a Good reason for acting through the Imperial govern ment but it offers a poor argument for our incorporating Jamaica into a Politica system to which she is a stranger and in which she cannot rank with our other it would be pretty hard to find other Hin poor arguments for the admission of Jamaica. That Island having been annexed to the Dominion there would be nothing to prevent our undertaking the government of any other part of the mown world. No other part could bound with which to have less in com Mon. In the words of the Herald Tho great majority of the jamaicans degraded and unable to govern no elevating political aspirations and nothing in common with the people of Canada. The persons who would represent Jamaica in Tho Federal parliament would rope sont a people separated by a wide Gulf from the Canadian by every possible form of or of color race sentiment or political opinion. The distance separating Jamaica from not greater than that which sap Ratet the two Peoples socially and politically. But if this distinction wore obliterated and Tho two countries stood on the same footing in this respect canadians might Well ask Why they should go to Tho tropics in search of new territory when they have hundreds of millions of acres at. Home awaiting development Why they should assume the responsibility and expense of crop earning and defending a Island lying at the mercy. Of any Navy in the world1 Why they should expend their energies and Means in developing a country so Distant and so strange to us 1 when there lies at our own doors ample work to keep canadians and their capital and All the resources of the government employed for the next Hundred untamed opinion la notmu.t7 Monde or. Senecal s new Organ commenting on the proposed free land Grants to railways in the North West says that Many ask now Why rail ways much required to open up Fertile districts in Quebec should not also be subsidized by the Dominion government. It suggests that a demand for Public help be made by that province and by the expression of Public this is not surprising. Quebec succeeded so admirably last Winter by Tho second Bill manoeuvre that it would be foolish on her part not to try again. Domestic theft and general robbery to be the Only resources of the Bleu politicians who control that province and they show laudable Enterprise in thus Early preparing to Avail themselves of this fresh Opportunity. Things have come to such a pass now that no province of the Dominion need Hope to get Justice in Tny matter until a few millions have been Given to Quebec for her consent. What one Keams. I be Tranbe Trenks that Nenory flays one slumbers. Gnu can s Magazine. Impressions on some special sense will produce very characteristic dreams the origin of which May take such trouble in its determination that we might Well be tempted to deny the material origin of the vision. Or. Held had a Blister applied to his head and dreamt Accord Eucly that he had been scalped by the indians. Here the connection Between the dream and the outward impression manipulated so to speak by Tho brain was Clear. But that connection May be anything but Patent in cases where a per son dreams of being Frozen to death the exciting cause haying been merely a deficiency of bed clothes on a Chilly night. In a Case related to or. Carpenter where an eminent judge dreamt of being tormented by Aerold of lizards which were crawling Over him the origin of the dream was still More difficult to Trace. The cause of his reptilian visitations was readily explicable however on his entering the apartment in which he Hod spent the previous evening when he saw on the base of the clock a number of carved lizards. A similar instance is afforded by a personal experience of the writer in he dreamt that he was walking in a Forest in which lizards of every Hue and kind were engaged in com Bat with humming Birds. Puzzling him self Over the origin of his dream it at last dawned upon his recollection that some time previously his had travelled in a railway Carriage having for Hia vis a vis a lady whose hat was decorated with humming Birds plumage fastened by a brooch accurately representing a Lizard. By the same kind of association revived by memory and often projecting forgot ten reminiscences into the mental fore ground dreams suggested which Deal with events at first sight Apt to be mis Taien for those of utterly spontaneous nature. Ullaury relates that in Early life he visited a Village on the Marno named Tri port his father Hud built a Bridge at this spot. The subject of Ono of his dreams was that his childhood Days were being spent at Tri port and that a Man in uniform on being naked his name told Maury that he was the Bridge Poopor and mentioned his name which Maury distinctly remembered when he woke. Of this name to had no recollection whatever but upon inquiring of an old servant of his father s if a person of the name in question was one gatekeeper at Tri port Bridge she answered in Tho affirmative and mentioned that Tho Man kept the Gate when the Bridge was built. Thus does memory play strange tricks with our imagination especially whom the latter faculty runs riot in Tho absence of will and consciousness and relates itself to the world of dreams. The supernatural theory of dreams and warnings recently revived in our midst is after All but a sop to the cerberus of ignorance. It is too easy for and Comfort of Many convert a Mere coincidence Between a dream and an event into a close relationship which seems in a dream a foreshadowing of the event in question. But in science As in healthy common sense there is no justification for Tho continuance of such superstition. If certain dreams ar., warnings and portents what we say to to those to which no such functions can to attached if of certain trivial events we for awarded what is the explanation of the strik ing anomaly that of the grave disasters of life we usually receive no warning at All or. Mawdesley says it has been justly remarked that if were actually to do in sleep All the strange things we dream we do it would be necessary to put every Man in restraint before to went to bed for a Cicero said dreamers would do More strange things than mad men. A Drufua put into action must in deed look very much like insanity e. G., the Ordinary sleep As insanity has at times the look of a waking j poets without number have invariably treated dreams As the Best Type of Las unreal ties of life and nature. The. Physiologist on the contrary sees in thorns ions of the night no trifling unworthy of serious study and reflection but indications and Clews to the better understanding of the mysteries that be set our waking lives. The grave por tents of the night in this View cast no Shadow of the future and exercise no Sway Over Tho destinies of the modern ruins. They serve however a nobler purpose As aids through their Leisure fancies of the Bruin toward a knowledge of Tho boundaries which separate the realm of the body from that of mind boundaries which in truth Divide our furs. Being. Jews in Caivana. From Tho London Canadian Gazette. Writing to the jewish chronicle or. Samuel Montague who As our readers aware has recently been visiting the Worth american continent makes several references of jewish matters in at Winnipeg he found that the jewish residents seemed to be More observant As regards the Sabbath and hey have a synagogue which is Well at tended also that Many russian jews make a fair living in that City. There was no time to visit the Colony two Hun dred Miles further West at a place called Moosomin which sir a. T. Gait settled in the Early part of this year at Winnipeg however he saw some of the colonists who were sanguine of Success also Many others who want to be settled on land. Going on to speak of Eastern Canada he says Toronto there is a Small congregation resisting innovations and re Taining our time honoured orthodox of furs furs i a. 296 Iain Sivin Niheu. Sauces la flies for Alaska Sable Otter and Beaver trimmings out to order Oil the shortest notice. Ladies desirous of having their old Seal mantles altered or trimmed in the latest fashion would do Well to sen them 0.3 Early As possible. Raccoon Buffalo Beaver persian Laili otters dog goats is great variety. Gloves and moccasins 296 main St. Of ices. Our doubts traitors Ana Mages is lose the Good we Oft migh win by fearing to attempt.1 measure Fok measure Undine Teof men Havo died uninsured we Jad dumb for to Ontha on the Point insuring Arney knew ought to be insured an to be. Taut from okie cause and Notke Aela cd Matt 1 too late urd left their null lie Bop Royiden for. Don t hesitate any Lonce ins Union Mutual life will Issue Younjui the policy of need at a Low Premium. B. M. Robertson manager Tor Manitoba and n. W. To Bank o building Winnipeg Man. About pm wanted. Oct 21-22 patents Send Modupe or sketch o Yon invention when i will make careful Perelta Ufa report m to Paten advice circulars etc., free o Waless Knappl Patent is i cusses at the win Hope business College i l. No resumed on monday. Oct.6th. Thu Bourke Colne arithmetic Shor Lemml elocution practical and correspondence. The san Ortland department is a Chare at or. N. Or. Jones. Tie elocution classes conducted b or. D. A s. Connery. Day classes now in Progress. Staden. May enter at any time. One Hundred and lofty five Atu Dancs were admitted last year. For terms hours of or other Partiful. Write for journal or Call at colled office. Hargrove Block. 326 main 8t. Oct nov Lindsay Garratt. Smo Poison in the pastry if Servance unimpaired. The t at Quebec jewish traders have mostly left the City. A Vecy few families who main Ain a russian refugee As Shoihet. Mont Eal has two important congregations portuguese and German but the synagogues inadequate for the worshipper a and a new one appears to be necessary. A Reform Temple has been is attracted very few members. Many Russia ii jews doing Welmon this fir e flavor gab Delict Tely Anil Uralla 7 the i of Tel item they tettau. Foit strength and tktj13 fruit flavor they stand alone. Prepay id by the Prico baking powder co., Chicago i. St Louis to i a Knob of or. Priced Cream baking powder or. Price s Pupulin yeast Genis Hurt we make Bui Quality hied a Lluhi will Purchase 25 mounted maps o la Prat Rio St. To Niubo St. Norbert. St. To and St. Abb Tho. Sepi9-tf an average of thimbles no rally swallowed by the Basioa of America. It is said that Vandal Obilt so household Irenaea foot up per year and Don t question the statement. But or has been awfully High for year or to past. J civil mining engineers dealers in lining machinery and tools railway Plant and supplies contractors supplies. Estimates furnished correspondence solicited. Office Winnipeg j. F. Ruttan co., real estate financial pants have removed to Vauchon Black main 6t. They have for Hale a Largo number of value Able farms near Winnipeg act an the diff Ron Linea of railway also Central City properties at very Low prices dry goods. Alexander s one Price Cash to lot of teeosb3 celebrated Black Gros Grain Silks at and the credit stores will offer you similar goods at and s2.5o. As a special bargain Beautiful opened another lot of coloured ottoman Silks 15 pieces More of our celebrated Plush velveteen in All shades warranted fast pile and every lady in want of Black or coloured Silks pushes velvets dress goods or in Staple or fancy dry goods should go direct to Alexander s one Price main hons to out of town customers on application. Dry goods. The hosiery and Glove departments Loryne s o n e Price House we have just opened the balance of our importations of Raymd and would direct the attention of buyers to our new German Cashimere Hose. Ladies and children s sizes in Blacks and dark colors. New English Cashmere Hose. Ladies and children s sizes in Blacks dark and opera colors new scotch hosiery. Heavy makes. New Canadian Hose. Ladies and children s sizes in variety of makes in Blacks colors and fan see our counter covered with a lot of Hose at half Price. Children s Fine All Wool Hose at 16c ors we showing a Fine assortment of dents Best Gauntlet gloves. Dents Best four clasp kid of Jota Best Josephine kid gloves a great variety of medium and Low priced kid gloves in full ranges of colors. A Large assortment of Best two Button kid gloves at 65c. Per pair. Fair hosiery and gloves go to Bryte s one Price crockery and glassware. Grand removal Sale. Finding our present premises 271 main Street too Small for our steadily Doress to for business we Onva leased that new store s3o main Street. Where we Korposh Onora out 15th nov Bubba. We determined to offer our whole Stock at g3ea.tly reduced prices Fob the next the Bitt d is to the trouble and exp Neu of room Init. Our new 1mpobtations have just teen opened and our Stock of tailoring. New Over coatings new 8u Kings i Inge very Long new. Out and engraved glassware silverware ont Lery table lamps Library lamps chandeliers e found the newest and most desirable Gooda in Tho Market Quality to very beat and designs the choicest to be obtained. During the continuance of this Halo the following discounts on Cash purchases will be allowed 2o per cent off All purchases of of Over. 15 pub conc of 86 under 1o left cent of 81 under set coma Early and secure Tho beet selection. Porter Ronald 27 1 St. Financial. Comkiss8on merchants. Credit f Micier Franco Canadian Franco Canadian landed credit co Loans on mortgage for 5 or 10 years without fund an Crom 10 to 20 years with sinking fund. Stat of interest 8 per cent and no More. The sinking fund is intended to pay Oft the debt and bears compound interest at inc Sam rate paid by the Borrower. The plan is alike advantageous to municipalities school corporations As it is to lad Vadnals. The Borrower has to. Right to pay off i debt whenever to wishes with an indemnity to the company of 3 months interest. The company has no sub a gents. Detailed Clr Cula a in Engleh and French will be sent upon application by the under signed Joseph Roval. Agent. Office pm a inc Barr Leture main Street. Winnipeg oct. I9th, 1ss1. Oct2m2 j capital stg Canadian offices Montreal Toronto and Winnipeg. Advances made on improved farm and productive City property. Interest Kight per cent. Hargrave Block 326 main Winnipeg Robert Adamson Assignee in Trust Boom to 5, by Kutok Smith Block assign mencs in Trust taken for the Benefit creditors. The Sale of municipal debentures and stocks Dot rated i rotated Money to loan on mortgage on improved City and farm property. Manitoba investment association Hud a Knob 837 Maik Droit or Itoney on improved City and farm property at Low eat rates. Hon. A. A Banna Tinb president. Alk. Moart huk. Vice pref Oldoni. We. J. Akin manager. W. Farrell loan m financial agent. Money to on easy terms. Seo St. J. H. Rowan and a. H. Whitcher the visiting directors to the Winnipeg general Hospital the fort Nocht mum Emsleu october 1st, 1884, or. Whiteford la Tho admitting hrs Lucian m the month of october. 0. J. Bed ass Fielde Haffner wholesale my Conis Sii Hole Dominion Orpi am piano company of Bownan Rill Ontario. Agents wanted in unrepresented districts. Call and see our Stock and prices before Pui chasing claw hero. Office and wap.eroom8 main strut. Cigars. Brands of to Coho Obs from at George Clements fashionable tailoring Esubi Shabir. Remember the address Corner main and i i dry goods. Call and see to Day s arrival of velveteen and at we. Bell s 288 main St., Cor. Graham St. I lumber. The Rainy Lake lumber i manufactured Okly by s. Davis sons publications. Waghorn s time table and monthly diary. Train Complete guide to service distances fares express Bates sta.c3-e k.otjte1s mail service. County and registration do districts treasurers regl Ataru county courts. Courts of Justice legislature Liand offices and districts masonic lodges military guide Post of idea. Of Atlantic mail steamers 1o ce3stts Anyi-nn.1 subscription at 893 main Street and from All news agents embodying All. Changes to Date. The company having Oom Plet a their new cd Portage now ready to receive orders Tor All White or red Pine also shingles and lath. We have the largest Stock and can ments to the Trade than any other form either in or Manitoba to receive prompt attention All be addressed to the at Dick Banning co the largest Stock dry Pine and spree shingles lath Sash and doors , a std Browst fax and All Knog of building material of any Tam in the lowest quotations for Cash car Load lots 6 office and Yard Opp. , passenger Mills at Keewatin Koli ;