Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 1, 1890, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba daily free press Winnipeg the n. Excursion. Merry Manitoban return from the South. Delightful drives in Ouloth St. Tons of thanks passed on the return trip. The delegates of the Winnipeg Board of Trade Winnipeg Grain Exchange Winnipeg City Council and Portage la Prairie and bran Don boards of Trade with u. S. Consul Taylor and the press representatives a party of sixty six All the invitation of the Northern Pacific Way Foi Tript Duluth St. Paul and Minneapolis returned to their Homes on saturday evening. It is Safe to say that a More satisfied or delighted excursion party has never yet returned to Winnipeg. The travelling appointments were excellent receptions at Duluth St. Paul and Minneapolis Hearty and spontaneous and weather As perfect As could be wished for. General manager Graham and general agent Swan i Ord who accompanied the excursion lists Bave reason to feel proud of the Success of the affair or. Swinford looked Well after the personal Comfort of each guest and his task was no easy one. It was 10.30 tuesday morning when the train bearing the excursion lists pulled out of Winnipeg depot. The Portage and Brandon 1 the first Sleeper the came next with the delegates occupied t Twilight the Bis Rua Winnipeg Board of Trade and Winnipeg Grain examiners the courier followed with the Winnipeg City Council and officials and the City press representatives manager Graham s private car bringing up the rear or. Swin Ford and or. Graham being on Board with u. S. Consul Taylor and or. Wells the latter of Jamestown x. D. Daring the Day an organization meeting was held a which the Mexcur zionists deputed messes. Ashdown Bell Mcmillan Strang and mayor Pearson Winnipeg mayor Garland Portage la Prairie and sex mayor tracer of bran Don is a committee to arrange All matters of detail on the trip. The plam was a Good one and worked Well. The dining car of the Northern Pacific had been Well stocked for the excursion lists and it is perhaps unnecessary to state that Manitoban fully appreciated the Good things provided. Before leaving the diner at Winnipeg Junction the waiters and Cooks were made Happy by the presentation of a Well filled purse. It . Duluth was reached at eight o clock on wednesday morning. From the arrival of the train to its departure at eight at night it was one round of entertainment for the Manitoban. The mayor of the City and a joint committee of the various Trade bodies of Duluth were on hand to Welcome the party and led the Way to the Spalding hotel by the Way one of the finest in the Northwest where an excellent breakfast had been pre pared at the City s expense. The meal Over Twenty carriages lined up before the hotel and were soon filled with Manitoban and leading men of Duluth who pointed out places of interest along the route. This drive on a delightful August morning will be remembered for a Long time by the visitors. Duluth does not present a very Beautiful appearance As viewed from the deck of a Steamer or an incoming railway train but seen from the Lovely Terrace drive presents an appearance which for Beauty cannot be surpassed by any City in America. Every Householder on the Hillside has an unobstructed Panorama of the Harbor and Lake Superior s vast expanse of water. Ascending the Terrace drive on the East a Stop was made to allow the Manitoba is to inspect the new Reservoir now building and which will give the Zenith City an almost unlimited Supply of water. Another Large Reservoir is to be constructed higher up on the Hillside to Supply citizens living in the More elevated portions. Driving on the visitors were Deh Ghec with the enchanting scenery of Chester Creek and other Lovely Glens. Directly above the business portion of the City a grand View is had of the immense elevators and Coal and lumber docks. Minnesota Point stretches out like the Blade of a scythe for seven Miles into the Lake forming one of the most perfect har Bors in the world. Duluth was completely encircled in the drive the carriages returning so the hotel by the Western suburbs and the Harbor front to the hotel. An adjournment was immediately made to the Board of Trade building where the visitors gathered on the floor of the Exchange. Or Long vice president in a few words welcomed the Manitoban to the City or. Ashdown As chairman of the delegation thanked the Duluth people for their kind attentions and the Northern Pacific for giving the business men of the North an Opportunity to View their prosperous City. Mayor Tai son Winnipeg referred to the great future p Duluth Vej sequent upon the Early and Rapi development of the great Canadian North we Sec. Or. Robinson spoke briefly on of Portage la Prairie and was followed b mayor Davis of Duluth. Sex mayor of Brandon closed the speech making. 33 strongly advocated free Trade relations be tween Canada and the great Republic to the South. Manitoba would Benefit greatly there by. Three rousing cheers were then Given b the party for Duluth which were responded to with vim by three by the Duluth men of Manitoba. At two o clock an excellent banquet a tendered at the Spalding it was called a planked White fish dinner but was server on plates. Several Oak planks were Brough in with the fish spread out to illustrate the method of cooking. Representative of the Cit. Press located adjacent Toone these planks made several efforts to haul th.3 fish on to i plate but succeeded Only in securing the Lemon which surmounted the tasty dish. An excellent menu was provided. It had been intended that speech making should follow the spread but the limited time at the disposal of the visitors and their desire to be the Harbor of the City and its facilities pre tented. After the banquet the party divided a con Tingent of Grain men comprising messes. Me Millan Gill Atkinson Farrell Campbell Anc to teat object of attraction As were also the i Isles of the the Merriam and other citizens he drive ended at the Central fire be men gave an exhibition of their skill. Mayor Pearson thanked the firemen for the Arnout and called upon Aid. Callaway chair Man of the Winnipeg fire commit tee to respond which the worthy represent a Ive of Ward three did in truly oratorical Yle congratulating the St. Paul people on Leir brigade and dropping a remark that the Winnipeg firemen took no Dack seat among in beat of brigades the Alderman chewed by proposing a round of cheers for St. Paul and Ley were Given with a will. At two o clock be party visited the Pioneer press building and viewed St. Paul from the dizzy height hey then repaired to the general offices of be Northern Pacific where the general Raight agent s. L. Moore and j. C. Pond Aai Stant general passenger and ticket agent Ere found armed with something stronger Lan water and cigars in galore to receive the arty. Or. Ashdown or posed a Toast to be Northern Pacific which was riven with Iree cheers. Manitoba was similarly honoured he party then walked to fifth Street accompanied by the . Officials where1 they were net by or. Chase assistant superintendent f the St. Paul City Street railway and taken ver the entire length of the electric line. His was an interesting feature of the trip e Winnipeg ers especially taking the oppor Unity of inspecting the Workings of the sys pm Many Hopes being expressed that Winnieg would soon have a like Road on her Broad Leets. The party left the electric line near be City limits and returned to the hotel by Able Road inspecting the Power House in out. The advantages of electricity Over the be Cable were clearly demonstrated. Doing Minneapolis. The majority of the party gathered at the Vest House Minneapolis for their thurs a s evening meal and in the evening attend d the exposition which opened the Day Previ us. The fall of Pompeii was the next attraction after which retired for the ight and others did t. They saw the City. N Friday morning the electric Street car ervice of the City was first inspected the arty being accompanied by millionaire dowry s right hand Man to the car shops of be company where the machinery and cars n various stages of completion were seen. The engine House was also visited and explant Ioris Given by the electrician in charge. The motor lines of Minneapolis will All be replaced y electric cars before the end of the year. N the afternoon the chamber of Commerce entertained the party to a drive around the City via Lake Home of the Lur Ines. The route Lay through the most Beautiful part of the City ending at the exposition buildings where the Manitoban Ade Farewell to their entertainers and Dis erased some to again View the exhibits and others the sights up town. The Minneapolis City Council endeavoured to entertain the Lieg City Council during the Day found heir . Resolution f Welcome adopted by the Minneapolis Council Vas handed mayor Pearson. In the morning the party were photographed on the roof of the guaranty building one of the City s sky crap Era. Others with or. Swinford going on a to one of the largest elevators of the do elevator company. The balance of the com by tug dote Pany Over forty in number the Steamer Campana of the Beatty line of a two hours sail on Lake Superior Landing a the City of West Superior where the specie cars were in waiting to convey them Bac to Duluth. The free press representative accompanied the Grain men to the elevators. The object of the Northern Pacific in tender ing the excursion to Duluth was to give the exporters of Grain an Opportunity of invest Gatine for themselves the method of Anc facilities for handling wheat in Bond. Com Plait had been made that the wheat was liable to become mixed in transhipment a Duluth. The Grain men were taken to the to of the elevator and there shown that ther was no danger of Manitoba wheat becoming inferior by mixture with poorer grades of the Minnesota Cereal. All wheat receive Din Bon is kept separate in bonded bins according t the Grade which it passed inspection i Manitoba. The wheat upon arrival is inspected by customs officers of both countries and the keys of the bins kept by them unt the Grain is re shipped thus preventing an possibility of fraud by the elevator men. The Duluth elevator system has a combined Capac it of nearly bushels. With the year ended saturday the total receipts wer bushels. These figures show tha there will be ample room for a Large polio of Manitoba s enormous wheat crop of the present year. The Grain men who visited the elevators were favourably impressed with wha the excursion lists left Duluth for St. Paul at eight o clock wednesday evening giving three rousing Manitoba yells for Duluth and Ner hospitable citizens before departing. In St. Paul. St. Paul was reached on thursday morning. The w the year ending aug. 30 being bushels. Or. Boggs of Dunn to. Will receive a Wann Elcome should he visit Winnipeg Portage la Rairie or Brandon. Kindness to the sex or zionists will not mod be forgotten. The total value of real and personal prop try in Duluth and suburbs this year is an increase of Over last ear. The Duluth chamber of Commerce make a in up the line of the Duluth Winnipeg Road on thursday. They Hope to be Able to return the Winnipeg visit next year. Aid. Mather in a speech on Friday referred to the City of Winnipeg the utly mor of St. Paul Minneapolis and j. M. Egan manager of the St. Paul Kan b City and Chicago Road came Over to Miu Neapolis on Friday night to bid the Winni Good Bye. He was in Chicago during Leir stay in St. Paul. Geo. M. Kenyon the travelling passenger gent of the c. R., with Headquarters at t. Has an excellent exhibit of views of Cunlain scenery at the Minneapolis Exposi on. The exhibit in in charge of j. M. Valker. The Minneapolis exposition remains open 11 oct. 4. The music furnished is grand eing by two of the strongest organizations in be world Reeves great american band from Providence r.i., and Strauss Vienna Orch a the Selec Krcs on thursday evening delighted the Manitoba visitors. Many sex Winni Eggers Are to be found in Uluth and the twin cities. In Duluth the bet dry trip. Winnipeg City Council adjourned to the for their refreshments while the balance of the party breakfasted at the merchants. They were immediately waited upon by Secretary Tallmadge of the chamber of com Merce and a delegation who extended hos pita cities and informed the committee that at Friday night the much feted party of Manitoban boarded the train for Winnieg finding attached the same cars with of i vials on Board who contributed so much to their Comfort on the Down journey. The members of the City Council and City press representatives who occupied Theca courier held k Little Celebration on their own account during the evening. Songa by aids. Black Taylor and Callaway and or. Richardson with Reci nations by or. Plant enlivened the proceed nos. Aid. Mather s few remarks were the Reat hit of the evening. The fun waa fast and furious. On saturday after leaving grand Forks a meeting of the entire party was held in the car Biserka and or. Ashdown called to the chair. In a Short speech he expressed the deep gratitude of the delegation to the Northern Pacific for the courtesies extended. The folding resolutions were read by secretory 0. Bell moved and seconded and unanimous y adopted to the Northern Pacific railway company the delegates from Brandon Portage la Prairie and Winnipeg who have just returnee from Duluth St. Paul and Minneapolis desire to place on record their Hearty appreciation of the manner in which they have been treated by the management of the Northern Pacific railway not Only in furnishing them Witt transportation but also for the Many acts of kindly consideration shown to the party Xith individually and collectively adding materially to the Comfort and enjoyment of the trip it is believed that the past few Days have not Only been a source of enjoyment to those participating in the hospitality of the .r., but will also result in material Bene fit to All interested in building up the can Adian Northwest. Another Resolution was adopted in this connection expressing the gratitude of the entire party to general manager Graham and Gener Al agent Swinford for accompanying the party and for kindness shown by them. Thop chamber of Commerce Board of Trade and citizens of Duluth resolve a that before disbanding As a party the delegates from the boards of Trade Grain Exchange am la Prairie an Brandon desire their appreciation of the Hearty Hospital ties extended them a the Board of Trade chamber of Commerce City Council and citizens of the City of Duluth in affording them Opportunity of driving around their City and inspecting the very com plete facilities they possess for handling Grain and Trust the trip will result in closer Trade re lations Between their City and the province o Manitoba generally and will Welcome an Opportunity of reciprocating the courtesies extended at an Early Date. the business men s association and other kind friends of Minneapolis the Manitoban Aad guests of the Northern Pacific railway company who recently enjoyed you hospitality desire to express their sincere thanks for the Grea i kindness manifested by you and their enjoy ment of the Many objects of interest found in your City. They can Only Hope that an Opportunity will soon be afforded them to Endeavor to make some return in kind. Commerce and Cit coun Oil of St. Paul the Manitoban and guests of the Northern Pacific railway company who recently enjoyed your hospitality Desir to express their sincere thanks for the Grea kindness manifested by you and their enjoy ment of the Many objects of interest found in your City. Can Only Hope that an Opportunity will soon be afford them to Endeavor to make some return in kind. A Resolution of thanks was passed to the press representatives who accompanied the party which was responded to by messes Cliffe Woodside Robinson Richardson Anc Payne. Or. Riley was then called to the chair an a vote of thanks tendered the committee we so successfully managed the excursion. Re sponges were made by messes. Ashdown Mcmillan Strang mayor Pearson Bell Fraser and mayor Garland. Aid. Callaway speech in reply to the glee club was witty Effort. It provoked roars of laughter. Good Bye to the Brandon Board of Trad delegates was said at Morris where Genera manager Graham had a special train in Wail ing to convey them Home. Aid. Wolf mounted the car platform and proposed cheers of the wheat City men which were Given with tremendous Tiger. The train reached the Winnipeg depot shortly Atter six o clock sat urday where after ringing cheers for the Northern Pacific the City members of the party dispersed tired but Happy. The port age la Prairie delegates left for Home by the n. Local train at seven o clock. Notes of the trip. Mestry Cliffe Woodside and Robinson Wei the oratorical editors of the party. City clerk Brown s Clear Tenor voice assist the glee dub materially in Friday night concert. The census fight is lagging in Bhe twi cities. St. Pao. And pad City made no Al tempt to enumerate the Winnipeg Era. Editor Burk f f the Duluth Tribune Pointec out the chief places of interest to the press Dele Gates during the Terrace drive. I. B. Wood Geo. Flinn j. J. Tymec j. U. Mills exaid. Ovens s. C. Biggs Ben Wool ver e. Moral in and others were seen at Ili Neapolis or St. Paul. Duluth Herald note just note what the Nan Imons voice of our Manitoba visitors is As o the most signal feature of the revealed the City to them in its True proper on and what did they most Admire Here be Terrace Road and Park Glens. It is the grandest Divic in the declared City attorney Harris of Winnipeg expressing the sentiment whole party. Following Are the receipts of wheat at do uth during the crop year ending saturday september 1889, bus. October 4, s2.089 bus. November bus. De member 1, Bua. January 1890, us. February bus. March May bus. Une . July Bua. Aug St bus. Total bus. The receipts of Corn were bus., and of Ata bus. . S. Consul Taylor enjoyed the Outing with the party immensely. He spent thurs afternoon and Friday in the company of is granddaughter and relatives in St. Paul and in renewing old acquaintance. The con us says St. Paul capitalists have their eyes on Vinn Pegas the next great City of the North West. The Pioneer press referring to visit of the Winni Eggers says not new of the visitors Are quite remarkable n their Way. The Hon. J. W. Taylor for instance who ii United states Consul at Winnipeg hag resided in the Prairie province or almost a score of years. He went up Here soon after the first Riel rebellion in 1870, when Commodore Kittson owned he Steamboat line on the red River Al that Ime the Best Means of reaching Manitoba be has been retained in his consulate by All no feeding administrations and is Proba july the senior Consul in office from the United states. He is father in Law of Charles j. Do fort one of proprietors of the. Wind Sor hotel of St. I aug. Or. Taylor a an old Ime newspaper Man having been connected with the Day press of Cincinnati in Bis younger Days and he possesses a Stock of in 01 mation and reminiscences which make him he most delightful of companions. Drive carriages were ready for around the City. For two hours visitors were Given Fin Opportunity of gazing the on the handsome business blocks the palatial and cosy residences of the saintly City. President j. J. Hill of the great Northern is erecting a mansion at an estimated Cost of one million dollars which was there were Many enquiries in St. Paul an Minneapolis As to the state of the Winnipeg real estate Market. The City Council and several boards of trac will probably pass resolutions of thanks to the Northern Pacific and the cities visited at thei next meetings. The Grain men did not visit the Minne apol elevators time not permitting. The trip extended one Day through the Courtesy of the railway officials. Minneapolis to be the chief primary w neat Market of the world the total receipt Handy with cameras. Women who have become experts in photography. Essres. Bureau Innea and r. Stephensonjr., let their Many friends of the party. Sex Toiney general Hamilton Doc Hinman new York Var Tohen strike. New Yean a a. A meeting of the Arnisher Union for Brooklyn and new held was unanimously decided hat the 700 members go out on strike on Cue Day. The movement is to secure an in crease of wages for which the demand has refused. The bearing Quebec. Point aug. British War Bellerophon Canada and Thrush the Bellerophon carrying the Admiral of the feel and the Thrush in command of he Royal highness Prince George embarked their pilots Here and proceeded for Quebec to nigh t. Sharpe is Robosto aug. Petition against the return of junes Sharpe Reform a Ftp for Parry sound in Ine Ontario Legisla rare has fallen through owing to Sharpe not Laving been served wit i the papers within Ive Days of the filing of the writ. I excessive Bains in Switzerland. Geneva Ang. Rains result ing in serious floods have converted the aug. Iro Sukias Frontier into a series of lakes. Hundreds of houses Are isolated by the floods Anc immense damage has been done to crops ant property of Vanous kinds. Labor Day to Morrow. Chicago aug. Preparations have been made for labor Day and the dem castration to Morrow will without doubt be the finest Ever witnessed in Chicago. It is expected that about men will participate in the Parade. Englishmen in Youj up Silver mines. Dan via col., Ang. News of this City asserts that an English Syndicate he dec by c. C. Morgan has secured an option on Al the leading Silver mines near Aspen Colo for the enormous sum of writ of Hareas Corpus granted Toronto aug. C. Eroes charged with forgery at Pittsburg and now in Cus tidy in Sand Witch jail was recently commit Ted for extradition. Justice Street has made an order for a writ of Hareas Corpus and certiorari in his Pasteur s theory a Success. Toek aug. Kibir head of the local Pasteur Institute arrived from Berlin to Day by the Steamer la Bretagne he had attended a conference of medical men which he adopted the opinion that Pasteur a theory was a Success. A Minnesota saw Mill burned. Minneapolis aug. Leighton a null was totally destroyed by fire at 6 o clock this morning. The Mill valued at 360, 000 insurance about 300 men Are thrown out of employment. The cause of firs is unknown. Strikers yield. London Ang. Striking dockers a Southampton have yielded to the terms offered by the masters. Feminine dress in Japan. The japanese ladies Are in a som years ago european dress began to com into Vogue in Japan but a reaction has set in. The japanese women Are not sat i fled with the Ordinary dress styles of civilization but they Are unwilling to return to their old dress and Hen they Are now considering rational advocated by the various feminine dres. cure clip Siiling. cure blushing or the continual Quick nervous nosh with or without reason it i recommended to take half a wineglass o the compound infusion of Gentian twice Day after breakfast and dinner or Atte dinner and bedtime. The Gentian is sol by All Good drug bats and is excellent of dare s letter. Certney to Good Ana add 5 per cent extract of Oak bark or Tan Nolc acid. Use thick and hot. Bold Neil ought not to come till o l 55 later. Ii the Hilr Bigini to lw1 Warlier ate bad hair Kenower and prevent bamm and Cmur cry Benet Hanff about fair Mombien of the camera of the tra Ordinary advantage to females Given by the new Tork camera club. Ordinary folks who Don t feel a profound concern in such matters but know that Amateur photography has of late taken a stronger hold than Ever on the affections f Many would be surprised to find that of be Large number of members belonging to lie camera clubs at least one third Are Romeu and that in the Good town of new Rork alone there arc a score or More of Adies of Leisure who know vastly More bout lenses plates prints and processes ban old father a Aguerro himself did. And they Are by no Means the unintelligent wielders of the Handy Little Kodak or do Tey Content their ambitious souls with Mere detective snap shooting but they tudy the scientific branches of their Art and develop tone and Lenish by Many Dif Erent processes prints of which a professional might be proud. In ,1888 the new York camera club was to satisfy the growing demands f the amateurs for a common Home where Ong Nial souls might meet to enjoy the pleasures of social Intercourse and use the Rell arranged photographic conveniences and from the very of its inception on he payment of proper fees and dues All he privileges of the club were extended to Adies applying for membership. They were requested to rend papers before the Lub submit lantern slides of their Oivin making with successful pictures for Cubi lotions and now and then at the flatter ugly urgent request of the male members hey have accepted offices of importance. A photographic Genius. Prominent among the club s lady Mcm ers is mrs. Richard p. Lounsberry whose Rork in Point of artistic Merit and per Section of finish is second Only to that of he most skillful professionals. This Little Lark eyed woman who is Busy social duties has yet found the time through her pure love of photography to study and practice the Best methods. Portraiture is her specially and for posing injects she possesses a positive Genius. With men women and children Sho is equally successful and scarcely Ever does she see a Lovely baby face framed in curls a Young Friend whose features and color no especially seem adapted to reproduce on the plate that the beloved camera not produced and a most arbitrary to Ingster or shy girl coaxed to sit a second of Ore the lense s searching Eye. In her studio and Laboratory photo graphs Are piled everywhere. Charming old ladies in White Caps sign filed Bishops u their stately Robes famous literary artistic and theatrical Folk who Ore mrs. Lounsberry s friends look out from tames and open albums and More frequently than All does one find pictures of the three Small Lounsberry taken at every age in All manner of quaint cos Tumes and in every stage of the Day s duties and pleasures from peeping out of the morning s Bath till in Little White nightgowns like three yellow headed cherubs they go the round of family kisses. At one period in the new York camera club s history a discussion arose among the members which was somewhat difficult to solve satisfactorily for the entire club. Many resigned to organize the american society of Amateur photographers of which miss Catherine Weed Barnes is a prominent member. Though this lady lives in Albany and her club is domiciled in new York her interest in its Advance ment never lags and in conjunction with two Clever men she edits a handsome monthly devoted to the interests of amateurs. Several Clever women. Miss Barnes is a gifted musician and at Oue time was an ardent student of Art but some years ago a camera fell into her hands and since then All the time and study to be spared from her duties was lavished on photography. She is without doubt the Cleverest lady Amateur in Amer Ica. In the grounds of her spacious Home in the capital City she has built a Laboratory and studio perfectly equipped with All the necessary apparatus. Fifty lenses ground by famous makers Are counted among her most precious treasures and the studio boasts an array of painted scenery that would Stock a Small theatre. One Clever Little woman mrs. Laber of Paterson whose husband was a Stock Raiser for the City markets purchased a Small camera and All unaided except for the formulas Given in a paper pamphlet taught herself to take Small Tut charming photographs. Looking about to Seo to Arhat practical use the easily acquired but valuable knowledge could be put Sho decided to take pictures of her husband s blooded cattle. Eventually the same photographs were passed Between the dealer and cattle men living at a distance and in this manner Many sales were negotiated and satisfactorily closed. Any woman of intelligence can master the simple formulas of photography in aided by a teacher and after some Experiment learn to do pretty work with a Cam Era for which she need not pay Over s20 or f35. In and around Boston there Are Many Well known women who use a camera con stantly and Well. Miss Alice Longfellow daughter of the poet miss Hereford miss Delia Stickney miss Alice Stone Black Well and mrs. Isabella Barrows Are but a few among the m. Mrs. Andrew Carnegie who goes coaching sailing and walking with her husband Over Colorado califor Nia Norway Scotland and the Mediterranean carries in a very tiny leather Cov ered Box Slung Over one shoulder a Kodak camera with which she catches delicious bits of views Here and there. Chicago a City blessed with Many of the fair and comfortable things of this world also possesses a handsome camera club of which mrs. A. C. Mcclurg is one of the vice presidents and mrs n. Gray Bartlett a director who is not Only the Best Amateur photographer among ladies of that City but makes excellent lantern slides a difficult and delicate Branch of the new York Sud. Alary Anderson s farm. The Mary Anderson farm on the Kievra in Colorado is now quite abandoned. When the eminent actress purchased it a few years ago she stocked it with blooded horses and pedigreed cattle but in time her relatives whom she bought it for i would have helped abandoned it to tie coyotes and it is fast becoming a howling and farm. The african woman carries her baby in a part of her Itress and the people of thai country put their babies into the Bug formed by the dress full in foul and thus carrying them next to their skin five year old William was talking Boul his Knuckles and his brother asked Hui he meant. I mean the Little elbows on my was the ready reply. Very Likely. All flesh is perhaps that for the prone Ness of flesh to get Hay York Herald. It Goe right to the old gentleman who found great Benefit in Ajer s Mearaa Mariua. H a right. Denn Fumento eat and purest in the Market the fare Diamond spice Sills d. J. Dyson co. All communications from the Trade promptly at ended to. Glasgow Al Ondora sole agents Montreal. Truly called the the age. A. W. Ross real estate agents -e357e main Street Winnipeg beg to inform the owners of property and the Public generally that they have opened an office at the above address for the purpose of carrying on a heal estate Agency. Those having property for Sale also those wishing to Purchase will find it to their advantage to apply to them before making other arrangements. Notice of removal. W. H. Smith auctioneer Valuator real estate agent will remove to 551 Iain Street on sept. 1st the Northern Pacific it Manitoba employment Agency will remove to same place 1st september. All business that May be entrusted to Ine by my patrons i will Endeavor to give satisfaction. Gbo Thwaite White experienced auctioneers practical appraisers. And satisfaction guaranteed. Prompt settlements. Terms reasonable. A few Choice farms and City Lota for Sale. W. J. Crosthwaite r. S. White a. Sinks. Office Thistle Sale rooms s6s main Street by Joseph Wolf. Sato of capital household in Tutoro. Eight Stop harsh Organ in Walnut Case hair cloth parlor set refrigerator Etc. 451 roes Street Between Ellen and Isabel tuesday sept. 2, at i o clock . Instructed by the owner i will sell without Reserve the contents of this neatly furnished residence com prising in part Fine toned March 8 Stop Organ parlor set 7 in hair cloth and Plash Centre and fancy tables Boks hanging Extension lamps pictures clocks Wicker rockers and easy sideboard. Extension table carpets lace curtains Silver China and glassware Fine parlor Heater new refrigerator brackets three Well furnished bedrooms with b.w., sets crockery Spring Matresse pillows and bedding Kitchen stove and Kitchen furniture. On View monday and morning of Sale. No Reserve. Terms Cash. Joseph Wolf auctioneer. Auction Sale absolutely guaranteed to accomplish All we claim or Money refunded. Microbes Are the True cause of disease. On medi Cine destroys them without harm to the patient. Please investigate carefully then pass your opinion. A Fol. Radam microbe killer co., limited 120 King Street West Toronto ont Branch office for Manitoba and Northwest Terri tories 010 main St., Winnipeg Man. Boot. Patterson manager. Special screens Dustless wheat separator Iso to 5oo per hour. Can be run by steam wind or horse Power about one Quarter horse Power sufficient will do Best work. Apply for circulars and testimonials to 8. W. A Brill it co., his opinion of it your Carbot lied Balm ointment is excellent. It heated my hone s Hock where it was Cut with a rope in i few Days which greatly surprised me m i expected h would be weeks Bealing. I can t say too much in favor. Signed Robt. It Tovey 28 Graham Street. Vul Bale by All drug outta. . Rose proprietor m item the supreme court of the North West territories judicial District of Eastern Assiniboia. John Mcquirl plaintiff is. Charles j. Smith defendant and by amendment. John Mcguirl plaintiff Charles j. Smith and Theodore Fletcher defendants. In pursuance of the decree of the Hon. Or. Justice Wetmore made in this cause i will sell by Public auction at the Grosvenor hotel zoos Oman n. W. T., on monday the 20th Day of october next at the hour of two o clock in the afternoon the following valuable properties Viz. 1st. Lots no. 8, 9, 16, 11. 12, in Block no. 10, with the Mill buildings and improvements thereon known As the Assiniboia roller Mills in the town of Mooso min n. W. 2nd. Lot no. 3, Block 29, with buildings and improvements thereon in the town of Moosomin n. 3rd. The East half of Section eighteen town Shin sixteen Range thirty one Wek of the pint principal Meridian n. W. T., with the build and improvements thereon. Conditions of per cent of Purchase Money paid Down balance in full in ten Days upon delivery of the deed. The payment of 25 per cent to be forfeited if the purchaser does not accept the deed and Complete the Purchase. The several properties bwe mentioned will be sold George b. Murphy receiver. Moosomin aug. 12. A. P., 1880._______________ mortgage Sale i of valuable improved real state in the town or Village of Killarney. Under and by virtue of a Power of Sale contained in a mortgage which will be produced at the time of Sale there will be sold at Public ution on Friday september 5th, 1890, at the hour of 12 o clock noon by Robert Montieth auctioneer on the premises in the town of Killarney Southern Manitoba the following property under Torrens title numbers eighteen Nineteen 19 and Twenty in Block eighteen according to a map or plan of Killarney being a subdivision of Section two township three seventeen West of the or Inpil Meridian in the province of Manitoba which plan was Mode and signed by we. A. Ducker p.l.s., dated the 18th Day of april 1886, and registered in the titles office in the City of to Inni Peg on the fifth Day of november 1888, As Ito. 1125. Is a Large building on the property jointly used As Astore offices am dwellings. The property lies on the West Side of the principal Street in Killar Ney and is most centrally situated. The property wifi be put up at an upset Price. Twenty per cent. Of Purchase Money must be paid Down at time of Sale. For further particulars and conditions of Sale Anniv to Appie Jeo. N Baker vendors solicitor office 416 main St., or to h. A. Walus Killaney. Main Street property for Sale. For the Mitten Days fifty three loot lot on the nit next the office will be offered at a Tow figure and easy terms Best business stands in the City. E. D. Was Obj ;