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|`J.\.\-.a.- .. ` Item. .\LLr)rnny;s-at-1 (1o:1\'uyu'c-.:r.~i. ."u~.U:1l Uwau s`t.r :,-H, B u"rlo. l.r-.nn-)X. ' , uuuxu xuu.uuu,1 , L1a'.V\iLDJ1`J dc BOILER 'WORKS_.-H. .-3:;vv HEY, Manu- tacturerot wary dceacxiption of En Ines Boilers, Su.w Mill.Urlst Mill, ShIng1e,hut Ana Wood- \V.9r.15J.!m M&<=him=r_- __ ,,_.._.. -.-..._p-w`a- . ,-M-..vzv~;-vz OSEPH 1`u'G-'E1i. S,' E-3H'fE_1v coy- S'DABLE,County ot Slmcoo. Omce-Police. Court. Barrie. v ~ V . A _ I u u; Luv 1; uL_1V 1.-J.`\' u uL.uJJ4.---Ur.IL'U. f BALL, Carpenter 8:, BuIl(1e1'.am1 rMnnufac- ` = turer of Doors. Sashes. Blinds, Mouldixms. 20. Pjaning of all kinds done prom 13.. and satisfac- orily. _ Factory, John Street. an-r1e.. ` to lean on real estate at lowest rules. [farm-' cm-s` Not.u.~1 discountcel. (fnllcctinna umdp in any purl. of the Count_\'. Haul E-;tzm- bou ,ht and solr . Uunvuyemclng in u.I1.its 1,-ruuclu-.3. Marriage Ll- uuzx.-\4_.-s issued. UFWUI-3 -Over (,'an:u1iun Buukyof (,`u_u1xnc1'uo. Dunlap-` .. Barrie. "_-ly 1x1: 117 U ;;. A.a.|.\I..V. J.l\:|.V 111.`: IPULVJID I r n. uu.;v LL.L1.l'1, .11. u.-DU[i.V.E41- 2` -` OR and Real Estate A{ent.. Cu.l`ga.ry.`-N. W . '1`. Correspondence solicitct with To 'm'd to in- vo-xLm--,nL~n ll) Province of Alberta, N. . '1`. A. W . Mc\'[ l"l`IE. Address Calgary, via. Benton, Montana. U. _S. ' ' 51 ly; 11 n I 17 n~rfx"n?3p (v-'u{7~. r\-' 1!` 1 xrrfvr . V r-v-..., v._.., _......- i;`i:}{ $tiTfI:1. mrcu. K 3 I.`H llnnun nun} I qn.1 l|un:n...- m.u'1I...nI-..' s. JOIINSON, BARBIE, nM.l : - l 1)l{'l`l~)R of and dealer in Goals of all 1`-in.1,4_;mu::.:-n-gcgtoxvn Grc)'.and Guelph \Vhit.e l<`in,i:-1h .m.: Llme. Uexncuts of all kinds. Fire 1;;-1.,-ks and Plasterers` llnir. Otcu and Store- lawman vhu .\'ux-t.h?-.rn lhmilxvay Switch. foot of _}.;|m .a`Lr-cut, new we dc',mt.. 'l`ho'bond of this mm:-, iq '1-~.LLvr Limn Llmt, of any other kiixd, and the nish auporiur. 011100--Corner of John and `V-)!izu.bcth-ale A CURE GURANTEED. pMAGNETIOMElj|G|NE,BR!_|N&NERVE-F`00D _ 'x`\\'IZI' - w. `av.-1 w.-w _~,.v..D' .... .. _Y.... _ l osit,ivcly?:ures Ncr\'uu.~mcss in all its stages. I VVrsaLk .\`lcumr_\'. 1.03501` Bruin l mvex_'. Sexual Pros- tmlion. .\'i;,rht sweats. rspurumtnrx-lnneu, Lcucor- rlmsu. .U:u'l`I:I1l)rrh. :`a`cmin:Ll \Veuluwi;.~x, and (H-.ncru.l Loss of Power. It 'repnir.~; Nervous \Vu.~;u~. lI0j\l\`0nz1l(`sll\f_'. J:ulml l1xtullect.Slr<-ngLlx- ens 1lwvl`1m`euhlvr.i Jhmin uml lteatorcs >.`urp1`isim; l`nnc uml Vigor to lhu l_x,lmuslml Gcnc1'mi\'e U1':::uH in villlci` sex. `L`.L\\'lth '(*:u'l1 011191` for '-`. p:u:'.::u.:'..-3. :\l'l`0lll]I:U\i_0('. w'u.h'Il\'cdoll:1m. wu. wlll rsvml om` \\'1'itu:n U1l:L1`lllll(`.C m rofuntl Hm 1um1oyif'tlu~ t1`(!:L`li1lcI|l.tlmfz'snot otfcct n. cure. ll i~4 tlw cm=..\1`1-:s"r A.\'l) nI;."r' .\[mlicil1u in the .\1au'k:I. l1aT'l- 11llpn.rliuulau's in our paunphlct, which we !U",:s'll`_L.' in muil free to any mlnlrcss, .\[A(?_l{'n` M.\c.NI;'rn: .\lIr.nn,'I.\':-zis sold by Drug- giatx :11 In.) em. pm` box. 01- 6 boxes for 32.50, or will he ll\.I.lll7d.fl'0L` of In go. on 1'4.-celp!.ut tlIemoney. Ir_nAu=. Ivar-u-rm ` and Young, Male and Fema_lc. . . o nN\'.|IIuI\A|uu in :21! He u0orn..| F or Ulrl I ".;.;L 4n.un i1 'ranMs- ayodnn Anvanosy 1.:iHt: mm. U xmxcs I01'b'.'..')U, or wxu pu;at.:1go. 1'4.-ceiprufthemoney. h_\'m1drcssin-z .\I.-\(`.l{'.\` .\[.\(`r.\'l']'l`I(J MEl)lCI.\"E ($0.. \\'n.'nsuu. U5"1`.. (",.\N.\I).-\. , ' h_\'m1drcss1w.* .\1;\U $.\1.\li-.\ 1'. I Lu ;ur.1u\,1.\ :3 (.30.. \\'1.\'usmc, U:\'1'.. (t.\x.u).v\. Uu:u'u.ux<-cs i.-s.~n1ud in lmrnc. by GEO. MONK! M.-\?\' ; aolvl by all l)r11:;:,'ists c\'cr_v\vhcm 47-ly. . TARRIE 1.`oUND1>.,Y, E;-GLNE 5; BOILER.'WnR.KR_n -1`.nu:uiz-v -nu-..._.. ;;{um;: ELAN LNG MILL.-A-GEO. HALL, Cnrnnnfnr Ilv Ruth}... ..'..a \r......a.... Parlor Suites, Bcdrooln Sultel. Sldeboartls, Easy Chairs, &c ., A Cornice Poles. and all kinds of Furniture made to order by- oxnpetont workmen. Also Planing and Turning Dene on Shortest Notice. DAVID DOUGALL, In Rear of the Market %FURNl'_F'URE$` II\I1--___ Hus opened a atowln the above premises. The stock embraces all material for Fancy VVork. with patterns started : FANCY \VO0LS AND YARNS. SILK FILOSELLES EMBROIDERY AND CREVVEL SILK. ' LACES AND EMBROIDERIES. SILKS &. CIIENILLE CORDS AND TASSELS GORDON STAR AND POINT LACE.- BRAIDS, CARD AND BRISTOL BOARDS. SCRAI I IC'I`UI{ES. TISSUE PAPER. BEADS AND TINSEL. . _ -__ IIADIES 'uN`paRcI.o'r|-Imo cur: Children's" Aprons and Patterns I STAMPING Donisz. A CALL IS SOLIOITED. _ _ FAN9X_I9..RE [.1 as. "|:'S;1f.E'i5 HENS -_-.1 .. ..o...... in mm above m-emiges_.__T1_;e \.!|.\l IJLJ LIULVKJLL, VV I.:1I1lJ D1 .I1L' Ell. House and Land Dminvr, ret1u'ns'Llmnks' I'u':public Lzem.-1'uHy 1'01-tlhuix` pu,st fzworx-3,_ and 11.1 mrurm them that In-.1ssUH'm the Im.~.nu:.~;s, .':u1n'oxnpt nnzl olwliging as over. Orders can .A-fr. at. Nu. :50. Peel-st. Hznrric. and Lhuv will be :11! lhc i2LL]iUl'u 2:11.: mu: mmms U1 Inc $'.'Z".`L`lirm:a; n._ .. \ .*`|f`` Iixm` Correcting Acidity of the Ston:a.c11,<`x1x:.; Bi}:- ousmss, 1} yr,;:;ps;::.. 1e;:;:3.c}_es. _D1:- ziness... }iem:blm1'11. (,:<.=v:-z:pat.1_on. Dryucss of the '.`:'ki11. 1I1'cV,_)s.'-/. Dmi- ness o,f'Visio11.J zmnciice; .`3:L1t1}I1cu:11._ A }S:rysi elm 'Scro1'u11. `r't'-.iicrin{;' oi the I.e:z.r'5. N ervc.u.'-"'2 3-'1" . GeI1e_.ra1 Deb111tY.; RH Ilu- 311-1 1' \ U1]`L`Y!41!Hi` .1. 1:11` ('.mu1:I tin! \'in~`..l !r\ H1" 1:"?!-1"" "'n'!l'HC\`. l;1l' K ts'.\\|:l1II11~u \`1t_'El Yr'\1;14_-H"!-1`.\ n'I'Iu':1Lk; of BURDOCK BLOOD BITTBRS. V A Sample. Bottles 10c ; Rcgular size 31. A u. n.nl-. .. T. Mll.!!l'I:N .1 (1).; l'L-015.1-{slur-s. 'E'urou us 1;. 71:7`i;6N;"1>mv`:m`*wUm>s | tn Innn nu wml nmncn ..r I.-......_o ....a.... r. .. ...._ - its 1n'r)n}pt nnzl oh11(.:Ing:'.s_ Unlcrs I -fr. Nu. :50. Peel-st. Hznrrxc, and they will be uplly uuo.-ndcd. to. . I -17-ly. I VV. MCV ['l"l`I E, D. L. - SURVEY- OR nnrl Real k`nt.-nu Auant {`1n1'nm...-xx! 1:7 "n'lIn.&.a.-.-.-- _.._ In thanking the public of Barrie and vicinity to!- tho liberal petrenue bestowedupon him in the past, begs to state I`. at he has `at condeh-able ex ense increased his bekin facilities and is now, 1-epered-to do Merger bus noes than ever. - - --, A Q - Vol. xxxu. ->.....__, , %)`:1?::::,;`:::*t;*:.:::::& %:::;3.?`?`V ' W -- - A A n i n TQ nhoturod fresh as tpr them `and y W "Er and you v_uu use no uuxur. -1- : pro-mo PARTIES socmib 8: wmnnmfi ' supplied at short notice and on reasonable tannl. mmnnnlcx .1. BROWN | ."CI&`V_j - 2 nouns WEST 95 nimzinows. lljllulgnu u vw .. .. A _ Agreoable and Safe forileaning the `J Sold in every Tb\\'n and City 0. C:-.:xa PIIIUE 25 (TI? =" ' 530. I, l he mm \\' I.nu ____..__.......----~- ' .A.'.'l..'-II. Imsomvs. Illnn-ran H I01` MIss%LLAssii*%0%iJ79;m LEADS `rm-: VAN. -. :r. BEOVVN ,,,.u_u- -1 D--In unt! vinlhitv ft)!` Funurrum-:. ao- [N `IU IL l1L\:;V1J0 I.'\.IL\ . , ,inv-stmnnt. on good fx`co_h0l_d g.w,\'11'ily ul lowest rates of int.m'esr, N0 prmc1- n2tllll*)l1|1\' ru-mirml mist and pl` L_I}cs L_crm. um; 15 DUUl.\J.l.11.'.u/. MRS. STEPHENS. an yuan -1.. ..- -_- alscuirs Ul`un.-\ o`s.`.oV B|}I'l'I, inznp ash every day. Ask our gin-ooer md v_v_ill use no 0 her. "`"``-'i -. til` L8 as wxcuuwus 1 reasonable K BROWDI \ yr 9 Teeth. 3-\.t`,|lI ll)' Ml lU\\`l7!iL usu pal nmm-,_v mquirml I-l'l`I{v\I`llY 8.: .\Ul.'l`. _ L .|.l- J..l.\'lLJl., l.A.V|)lJ|.h>51L`-\.J4IH .l)1|.\JL\` 0 ER and General Agent.` Real estate bought and sold. (`ollections made in any pm-t,n'l' the county. Money to Loan. Otce-Bothwclva 8106):, opposite the Railway a`tat1on,, glafrio, n`.. I _ - y !L Agent, Life, Ivire and I _ _ - _ ._1ccilcnt. ' T. _ Oldu. East side othewen Street. next door to l the Bank of Toronto. . 1 I n......x.. .11-; vu......|. uoho ' * 101.. I ARTFORDV FIRE INSURXNCE C0.\IPAHY. ' ESTABLISIIED IN 1810. ASSETS,`JANY. I. _|879. -T $3358.68? ,*.)I-a'na1:.rnnrp 'Nmma-nn - -Q1 mm [.52]. nouno, unnl. I. _Io1a. ' "w-3.000.001 In-insurance 1\`._e.~:ervc, - - "$1,060,424. Losses in St. John's Fire, - $180,000.00 All paid in two weeks after re. Also Agent `for mu Comtnnrcial Union Insur- ance of London. Capital. 2.000.000. 17-ly. V Agent. at Barrie. G. 1`. Lou NT. I-' LIA` All LA.` V .l`l0ll-VII LA` VJJLAIIIIJJX . " UUV,UUU Seem-ity. Promgt `Payment, and Liberaiity in the ndiustment 0 its Losses are the prominent features of this Company. ' ? mv1as'r1r.n.vUNns_ . - over s3o.ooo.ono FUNDS INV'ES'l`ED IN CANADA ,- 900,000 u..-..-:L... Ix.........4 l')...........6 .....! ru....__Iu-. :._ CANADA BOARD OF` DIRECTORS 2 ` Hon. 1IonrySturnes.Ch::.irman; Thos. Cramp. Esq.. Dop.-Chni'rnm.n; Theodora Hart. Esq; `Angus C. Hooper. lCsq.: E. J. Bnnbenu. Esq. Ina ...... ......(vn..o...I ..4- \r...:.....-.0- D..o..'.. -0 1).... ......,uu V. Anvvlrun. gun, .a. -u a1A~A_v\4|nu. uuq. Insurances c oct.ed at Moderate Rates of Pro- mium. Dwelli1u;s.()h11rtilxcs and I~`u.rm Proper-, "ties insurad at Specially Low Rates. G. F. C. SMITH. ' IOSEPH ROGERS. -Res.-Se_cy., Agent, Police Court. 12- . Montreal. . Barrie JAMES SGROGGIE, , v V CONVEYANCER, COMMISSIONER IN 13.1%.! BI; ._|<`\1' , , . THE MI<}RCAN'l`ILE FIRE INSURANCE ('50.. Capital SJ;-00,000: Government deposit mtido. (iupital 2.0r)0,00o;'dapmsitcd with tho Govern- _ ` ment at Ottawa $100,000, T111 . WA [`El{LOO MUTUAL FIRE INSUR- ANCIG CO. tlfupital. $500,000. ' OFFICE.---South Side of. Collier Street , op positc the American Hotel, Barrie. 11-ly oozv :71: YZIJQEVR, gm.-., ISSUER or MARRIAGE LICENSES. nuuvnn I an runn- aavu n`rgy:A :EE BBMPANY 1% O0: l\I\l'\ f\I\n . (xuvu l_\ V-u, vvv,vv\r. - , Ilua the Iuuxx-`goat Surplus of,-\ss,t'As over Liabilitic of any Fig-ca Insurance Company 111 the world. - Harrie. Sept. 11. 1878 .110 J)Il:uL VI. IUI'UlIUUu Barrie. 21st March, 1833. ' l` [1111 I I AL1u.LV 11). 1: 11. u 1;` D U l.\r.\J.\ u COM BANY, of London Eng1o.nd.- Estab- lished1782. Agent for the following Inslimncc Colnpnnictr VAG-EJNT FOR THE FOLLOWING IOMPANIES: THE PHCENIX FIREINSURANCE COMPANY. Ha'hn1'1R9_ _l`I1l`4 Liul 1`1L\.l.LlJ Lucuxutxu uu . COMPANY. .Es_cu.b1ish-d 1803. Cspnax $11,000,000. For Fire business only. I'l'f1l`1 K3\JVl`Jl.UI.'JJ.\1L` .l.lI|J\Jl.|-tL.LV\JJ`A COMPANY. Insures all kinds of Property `and Private Dwellings. Over $00,000 deposited with the Government. A HE SOVEREIGN IJSURANCE ldxnrl Drlxyuln nmnllinvl, nvnr Slim non dnnnaited HE -ROYAAL OANAIIAN FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. 'wEm.>0oL & LO.-NDON .1; GLOBE J INSURA.NCEC01\IT ANY. LIFE KER}:-I nE. :\LEX.MORROW, THE IMPERIAL INSURANCE ' Capital an mm mm l`m- l`ir-A hnsalnnnn mlv. POST ` OFFICE BUI I;[_)E\:G, BARB IE. l\J-3I`AL ll J)1v 1.1.1, I forLh'n' ()uun1y of rm txhlc. ()1Uuoul:nyn't.o1'u,I Old I . 0. Buildihg, (7o'rner on Gallic} and Owen Streets. Rates I,Vfrzle)'at-,-I4-(;.:x:x:.9 Fxluitably `and ' Promptly Acljustcd. - n A---as r-in--1; announ- JfxII}l1,S'EDVM\T11&11DS, I rA1\1n1:VD 9 Remember the Stand, TMoore .s Jnck Block, nearly opposite the Sun- mersett House " ` {PM ENT TOE.WE|GHT. -I R. HOLT, INSURANCE BROK- > ER nnd nnm-nl A:mnf:'l?n'n1pn1nfn hnnnht | :w1o1\TE1rz % |MONEY!!_'I_dONEY!l: You can have all the money you want ah very low rate of interest. and on any time ya wish, on yearly or half-yearly payments, c at a straight rate of interest. Principle can b paid at the end of a. certain number of years or in instalments to suit borrower. Before yo; borrow call and get rates. They are very reasonable. Expenses livht. No'exhor,bitan professional charges. `Money always ready ` -soon-as papers are complete. ' 1 oi-3:M2=:i'-.;Lz:svx?v:.Y, `l.u`goI.v pm, I lII!lIl.u|m.2m oi:-aall _ ypa ort1uhxm.~1M,, , l]l%nI(ii(ULl`n\.~; of .x\v..,.S ,t.2, 'u o It rcn.aonzxm,~,`.` : V _~.__ \ ' `I IIL FEdI._[`). 1&0!` .3-1.)_.\m.u -r.ric__r l11`2=v\l.`1lx{r~i`c : 32 if . '< ' ISINL; (HT. .' .' ttllnl \L|'u I -[:|.Hl: P `.Miv:_ Ont. ().1lr:u uv The Central A 1'l`obocco Depot keeps all the noted brands of . Imported and Domestlocipzara Moersohnum and G. .' B. D. B1-i..r Pines. and Tobacconists fancy goods. to. E. BETHELL, Dunlop Street. Barrie. Ontario. ' > I CITY OF` LONDON, ENGLAND, GEO. DUDLEY, _HV0USE,-` SlG1V> ' FRESC MONEY TO LOAN. Barrie," Nov- 7, 1333.` PAINTER 2\ Solo Agent for thc; Celebrated l{"ooo,"o5o'.' -_. LI.._..I._.. -1 A ......~._ _..- |N$OnA&:&-:. "Wo_xns zuim-THI`Nas. AND A DROP 013' Im: FALLING UPON ; "i'ndUdH'r Mn? PRODUCE THAT w1Iicn MAK1sf'rHousANns l`fIINI'{.V"-KBYn`.oxw.[ `II I'|!U Arhitrm in vmrs NIH 1,-b'e_0)'. , Mont real. G J. BEATTIE, Oice in Patterson Bro : stgre. X Opposite Barrie Hotel. 1888. T f 46-6m. Cfxuu s'_:bwAnos, A went at Barr. OFFICE: IUSISPH uU_ulc1<.:5. (`.ourt_. Baa-rm ,i3Aarrie,, }og1ta.rio,%TL%h ui'sda;y, Novem%b'19 22, '- U VVFIII Il, Agent at Barrie. ;/ f ' 11-15 lBXTAllINa3Y um: `to work do not need to be` There are a number of persons out of em lay mom" in every County.-yet energetic men wi ling Those willing to work can make from $100 to $500 a month `clear, working for us in a pleasant and permanent business. The amountour agents make varies. some make as high as $500 a month while others asvlow as 100, al depending on the energy .01 the agent. V e have an article of great merit. It should be sold to every House-owner, and pays over 100 per cent. prot. Each suleis from $3.50 to $10.00. One intent in Pennsvlvunia sold 32 in two days, and cleared $61.00. An agent in New Yorknmde.$i:3.00 in one day. Any man with energy enou vh to work a` fu 1 day. and will do this during t e 'ear can make from $2,000 to 000,-a year. V 6 only want one man in each county, and to him will give the exclusive sale as long as he continues to work faithfully for us. 'l`here 13 no competition, and nothing like our in- vention made. Parties having from $200 to S1,- 000 toinvest.ca.n obtain a General Agency for ten counties or a State. Any one can make an investment. offrom $25 to $1.000 without the least risk of loss. as our Circulars will show that those `_ investing $2.5 can after a thirty days` trial return the goods unsold to us and get their money back. if they do not clear at least 8100. They show that a General A ent who will 'ake ten counties and invest 5210. can aftera trial of 90 days re- turn all goods unsold to us. and have money re- turned to them if they fail to clear at least $750 in that time. There are many persons having money to invest. who could not give the business personalattention--such can employ sub"-agents without leaving home-maklng a large amount yearlyout of a, very small investment. We are not paying salaries. but want. men willing to work and obtain us their pay the protsof their energy. Mennot willing to work on our_tcrms will not work on any. Those meaning business will re- ceive our large descriptive circular, and extraor- dinary otl`er by enclosin r a three-cent stamp. with their address. The rat to comply with our terms will secure the county or counties they may wish to work. . A AA-A-n COUNTY OF -SI.MCObE GENERAL- ADVERTISER. xxuux can. RENNER MANUFACTURING 00.. 116 Smitheld Street. Pittsburg. P9,. urn...` :4 nIu0LIs..vss, DYSPEFSIA, INDIGEST/OM JA u/vo/05. El? rs/pans, SALT l. HEU/34, IIEARTBURN, HEADACHE, And unru n-...'.!. Wan ting Employment. unuruauvug, V1 5115. ulna, And every sped;-3 of dlsase arising f-nm disordered LIVER. KIDNEYS. 8TC:N:.'5...2-1, T BOW !-ZLS OR BLOOD, '1'. man 2%; C0,. ' 1.1. c. M'|(EGBiE &.co., `BAN KEBS. ' FBOMTHE PRES_[DENT A_.yer s Hair Vigor HOTELS. _ '|Wm: (I.A'1`11A1;1JGEr.0W u..1mm1...,.`.;n.'-x'lu- 1:.1i1wu\'I)r_-.pot. Burx-iu, Ilus hes,-n used in H has 1 ' instuncv. f.YlE'R`S HAIR VIGOR is entirely free {mm uncle-:ml_v,,-lnngcruusfm` injurious sub.- st.:incr:~s. 1:, [n'u\`.enl.:I the hair from turning gray, restores gray hair to its original color, prvvcms baldness, preserves rho hair um! pr0nm_tc its gro\\'th,_:u1`us dandruff and all c_lisuu.sc-3 otrtlxo hair and scalp, and is, at 't1xo.s:1mc' time, V-:1 yery superior and desirable dressing. Dr.J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. COLL TIONS VROMPTLY MADE. AND_REMI'l"l`hD 5 AT UBUALBANK RATES: ` VBANSAOTA GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS u1A1'r's.IssUED q1>oN THE FEDERAL V BA, \K OF CANADA AND BI__iANCHES.' ICOWERCIAL AND FARMERS NOTES I -` DISCOUNTED.` ~ ` Gentlclm-n : pmcns--mum AND smm. Fun 1 Hzlrl lst. I`o'prr:vcnt faliing out of the hair. 2-L Tn pru.-\'cnt, lnr) rapid change of color. 3d. As it dressing. Uhlwd Stnts Correspondents mm Immm-rs &. Traders National I1|n3'-a-.1..UTaI\.' naux1.~na-:- -. WILL CURE on RELIEVE `nA:I,nn:rn!\ ~n:-u-vnnr-nn or BAYLOR UNIVERSITY. " Imlcpomlcnce, Texas, Sept. 26, 1882. given entire satisfaction in every . Yours 1'cpcctl'u1l_\', WM. C.~.m;\` CRA.\'E." . `I80 " Address. I) an.` 4 I Sohl hy all Druggists. TO ALL ` my luuusehohl for 111-roe "0/2.3}/`.4583, nnnnn `Jun. uu I A.tr)run\"+n kn (. H<`,~- ` Jul um c; u:-.209, DROPS Y; FLUT_TEr':`/N0 ~ IIE 'l`lJt.` U` I7`-UI_l LTIIIVU . OF TI1 .E HEA. , .4010/ry OF THE srow :.-':, Di? mess A OF THE .9.=:.'..-.', .- ,n, . p| O_DI:`.f\."Q` I Tmeor IiP.?f\."Q` T 0 R ONTO. Many others have made trips there. In fact it has been quite the `proper thing, this last year or so, to see Manitoba or die (a.nLl die as some have done,) yet coni- parativoly few of those-who didn't die, but yle returned home have given any account for the benet of your readers, Mr. Editor, of what they saw and experienced in the `Great Lone Land. It is, therefore, with a sense of what is due the reading and en- quiring public, though with some fear of be, being tiresome, that we essay to give a de, rapid sketch of the little we saw and ex- be perienced. The trip lH..`5tt`(l just a month and we enjoyed-it nniuensely. The lake route was taken both ways and the S. S. Cxuupana was the transport each time. The writer made it a point to both go and return by this magniticient steamer. She dir is at once safe, commodious, well equipped and appointed, and were it not that she has already been described in these col- umns by an abler pen than our own, we should like to dwell for a while upon her many merits. The weather on the lakes A short time since we took a trip to Win- hi nipeg. There is nothing surprising in this. was delightful, so none of that nausea C3 familiarly known as seasickness nor dan- th, ger of shipwreck, which latter has been so evening, Sept. 18th, at 5 o'clock, and reaclied Port Arthur-the present termin- ous of the C. P. R.,-Friday morning fol- C at Owen Sound, St. Joseph`s Island, Sault Ste Marie and Silver Isles, being delayed at those places altogether about 16 hours, Port Arthur, some 580 miles was made in 48 hours running time. The whole distance is 1,048 miles. The return voyage was made from Monday morning at 11 o clock to Wednesday, 3 p m. ; seine 52 hours. The 0,. Llitference in time, coming and going is f,., partly to be accounted for by the fact that B, the Ste. Marie river can t berun in safety. after dark by so large a vessel as the Cam- pana,'and going up she didn t reach the of mouth of the river till nightfall, so had to _,_, lie over at `St. Joseph s Island till day- ` break, while no stoppage on this account V had to be made on the return trip. Just . here some account of the beauties `and pleasure of the lake trip and of the ports passed may be apropos and interesting. Going up, Owen Sound was reached at - 9.30 p.111. The town is situated some 15 c miles inland on the river Sydenham, and the run up the river or harbor is delightful Q especially on a still beautiful moonlight h, night as was our fortune to enjoy. Most of the town is on the right bank of the t1, river and is prettily situated. The char- (1, acter of the site being level for a short dis- tance back, then gradually rising tea high ` range of hills which form a background to the place. and afford commanding views for private residences. There is consider- able shipping now in the `Sound and the ,1 decks are fullyhalf a mile long. Altogether, tc Owen Sound, by moonlight impressed us a, - favorably. Next morning at ? o'clock we sighted Bear's Rump Island on right and 9' Flower Pot Island on left, after which we passed Cove Island with lighthouse on, to the left of us. `Here we come to the open 1,, lake." It is a lovely morning, the water being barelyruilled and the sky overhead clear and blue, the air being quite balmy and summer like. Away oil` on our lar- board bow we see a flotilla of steamers and schooners,` some 5 orli. 8 or 10 miles to the north of Cove Island are to be seen several large islands, names unknown. Are told now, they are Tub and F'itzwil- liam islands. Oil` to the north-west of these Manitoulin Island can just be dis- cerned in the distance, 15 to 20 miles away. Our course is W. by N.\V., and straight ahead of us lies the open lake with land to be seen nowhere. As the sun rises higher the morning becomes still more beautiful and delightful, and groups of passengers gather on the forecastle and on the hurri- cane decks to enjoy the gentle zephyr that fans us with its freshness in _ the face. , The scene is indescribably charming as the -otilla afore mentioned pass us on the left and we leave in the wake Cove Island. We are staming away at the rate of '15 miles per hour, and icon the mainland of On-. tario fades from view. At 10 o'clock we pass Grand Duck Island--the most west- erly of the Manitoulin group-6 or 7 miles away to the right of us. There is a light- house on its `west end and it appears well ' wooded. Oil to thopsouth-west and east of us nothing is to be seen but one wide expanse of waters nor a solitary living crea- ture insight, save now and again a few sea-gulls which circle around the ship and occasionally dip into the` water. We pass , Cockburn Island on left `about 2, o'clock. - At 3.30 the mainland of - the, North Shore ' looms-in view and shortly afterward St. '_ Joseph and Drummond islands are sighted`; St. Joseph, Island is reachedaliout 7o clock : ;'nd`.we`tie' up there for the night ata-place. .-. `named Hilton. Here. the . passengers en- * joyed a tumble on shore and had an op- portunity of getting inforinationah` "to the &c. This island is 24;rnile's_l,ong'b`y, . 3-, , several us w_idth.snd lies is, an: ,, ,n_iou__t}_r_i 9; ,'j T - . St,e;Ma,rier1ver, population,` _3,00(_)j,;'. beinif ; pre`tty.w el-l settled. .'It-:ha,s considerable good:la_nd, but the gi`eateri'n1,irt.`uf,iti is` , very. .atoney..a.lI.6f-.it- h.9.w=:4er-.. is.` `fit fdr :stack1raisins:-..:1>itec.t,ly inpiisite ii1.t.m-lia. . moe=Mi'nes'.. ,'I'l|e ` ,. nor A.fs!9xbxeAl5.i :;,Qn;.ini;ana;._ siatwei . .9gs,.-nPft... ti t1ssai99;o.f.the -' ..I 9'.?*.. lowing at ll o'clock, touching on the way ti,` so that the distance from Collingwood to M, h deplorably frequent and fatal on those waters of late years, was experienced or ,1 feared. We left Collingwood on Tuesday - from Barrie to Winnipeg 1-Via those places i 1-], Across the bridge that spanned the stream ,\\'e wandered long ago, V And wtitched thc_fn. twiliglltglram Upon the tide below ; ' ' ' And once when woods and fields vrtre fair, Ami rich with autumn gull,` \V_.a pzsueed between the banks, and `there A love:-"3 tgler was told. ' But once again the` bridge was" crossed, When love seemed cold and dead. Our wayward hearts were tempest-tossed, And angry words were said ; ,~ And when I would have `clasped once more The hand I deemed my own, She proudly turned and gained the shore; And I went pn alone. I The bridge was very lonely then, And dark the ood it spanned ; But yet I wandered there as when \Ve crossed it hand in hand. No need to ask what form itwas That stood above the tide ; She came, as I had come, because Her heart had been her guide. Since first we'st1'm/ed a.cross,the stream, I Long years lxu.v'e passed avmy, `he l)ri:lgeis`\vorn, and every beam Is sinking to decay ; But still my _dar1ihg s faith is brave And strong, as when the pledge Of love renewed she shyly gave Beside the river's edge. II_I\.lII-u -. 1` ()NF.Y To IMNI) ON REAL J. } Hi \ 11--,r wont. inturest. IJENNOX Sc ..|N.\IUX, Solicitors. Harrie. v ------ --- . `vr-.11 r1\l`I A Tm T0 Mmurosn. A LOVE R S QUxRREL. IILU IA"|JIlyl' ulau , in the face. aharxning as 5 left eve We ite 15 iinland of o clock the p--6 `here light- it west and one ,wide itaryliving l Id ship and later. We 30% 2 cfclock. I8 North` 7 inds sighted. rl. about 7 o'clock 5 night at a place -passengers and op- natior_rs's"to the 24 miles long by ithe, uiouth-e of tn; 3.0001; bein ias _ considerable er usrt.of_ it is` Ncr, is lit -for pposite Hilton is are noiworked` d.8'71i!. 'th . smog orn ng_ ye .. . .1.'.\i.!'!.1d.?l>|.'1`.=.' 18:93 341.49; .an_.9'-` There are some 36 stations or rather atop ping placeson the way, for stations in the ordinary acceptatiou of the term they can scarcely be called where there are no build- ings ; nothing but a tent or two. except at three or four points ; the now famous Rat Portage 135 milesfrom Winnipeg being: the principal one. Thecountry west of" Lake Superior along the line of the C. I . `R., to within 50 or 60 miles of-Winnipeg is nearly all unt for cultivation. Morass, rock, hill and lakeform the greater part of it. For the rst 200 miles the general char- acter of the country is low and at. the soil barren and destitute of timter, supporting only the second growth of such ti ees as tamaracl-r,balsarn,spruce and poplar. 'l here is then a narrow strip of land in the vicin- ity of Waubigon riverthat might possibly be brought under cultivation. The next 100 miles is one succession of rocky hills and lakes, Eagle Lake, V Rainy Lake and `Lake of the \Voods_ broken up into hun- dreds of little lakes. On this portion of the route there are many rozck cuttings, several. tunnels and numerous trestle- bridges. The latter are so high; so long `and so imsy in build as to scare mnstpas-' . sengers, and necessitate the trains moving 3 very,slowly'over them. The hullowsand yalleysyare being ritpitllyllilled in, _so that -V by next spring travel will be conytmratively ' - safegon thttl,i30l`tl0n of tlit C. P. R. . About .the_l14alte:of the, Woods; so named be'caus e oithe large quantitiels of `pine and other $0156; _af1'pnu5l;it. the`sc_encry `is particu- __l_;IttflyY_p;>g!'SI1`trl`._.,a;Iyi_(3V.,ypicturesque. _ The`? lake "ii e}; '1i'l,1 " it is full. of islarndsl ' ` ' . ;ii[.thIn.`.`,t,h9j X l i t'.7-7 """'_tene`e;' It `is. the" l\tI'-%1' or 'naus;= : :.sss ~; l 3 l1lf`n`e`ihiili. .'3l\ient-- .."lfhousumd I'e`- V Hcrqusy with _; cmlntry on either. side is more or less set- tled all the way up to the S:'.ult- The population of Sanlt Ste Marie on the Americ::.n side is fully 1,200 and that nf the Canadian Sanlt lHlnIl)(`.I'S not more than grand. The river is over a mile wide here. the country on the Canadian aide barren. rugged and mountainous and little tit for E A I I l The sc-enery around the Sanlt isi I cultii`ation, while the Ame!'ic3.n vi|ln,r_'e whieh is very prettily Lituafed on level ground is backed _up by fertile and well settled lands. There are several tine build- ings in the Ame:-ic:m village _; the Court House and High School are amongst the best,`the former being a very line structure built of "cut stone with granite or hrmrn zatone facings andeurmcnnted on `the face of the tower with a. gure of the Goddess of Liberty, the Amvericzm eagle, motto and coat of arms. -The village in garrisoned and (3 or 7 cannon command the river. The locks of the canal which is on the -'Ameri- can side are said to be as good as any in canal necessitates two setts of locks ferm- mg 3. Y ; one settlmvin; 3 gates and the .other'2; the l`:\t,ter being wmkecl by hy? draulic power. At the time we passed thron,,{h the canal there were over a. dozen schoonc-rs, steamers and tugs there, must of them bound for American ports. 11 o cloek a.m., saw us out of the canal and off for Superior. Whiskey Bay intervenes "on the left and Whitelish Point on the same sideinnd Point of Pines on the right hand are passed ; after ivliieli we are fairly limnclied on the bosom of Superior, the largest body at fresh water in the world. the world. `The great traic througli the 1883. it , Land is se_en'no more till next morning, when Thunder Cape towering 1,500 feet high is sighted. Silver Islet is reached at 9 o clock. and a short stay made there. The little islahd barely an acre or so in extent is covered with steam mills and the red re- fuse of the mines. The mines are not yielding much just now, butthere is pros- iects of a vein being reached soon richer than any heretofore struck. Strangers are not allowed to enter the mines, so those of us who would have relished-had to furego -the adventure of a descent in their dark and gloomy depths, some thousands of feet. beneath the surface. As we rounded Thun- der Cape into Thundel Bay, or what may called the Bay of Port Arthur, the grandest view of the whole tr p was ob- tained, a view which Inay be l): st described from the high ground back of Purt Arthur village, a position which the writer vCt`.t1- Died in little `later on. Thunder Cape is directly in front of the village, 18 miles distant, but its great height. makes it ap- pear less than half that far away. Rio Island about the same distance to the right is 1,300 feet high and Fort Willis-.m Moun- tain on the mainland 4 or 5 miles to the south reaches an altitude of 1100 feet. The Cape, Rio and other islands almost enclose the bay _ which tourists compare to the far famed Bay of Naples. Arrived at Port Arthur we had to `do the village, see the `sights and old friends. Port Arthur is perhaps the most stirring place of its size in Canada to-day. Just now. it is -made the headquarters or rather basis of C. P. R , operations and navvics throng the streets daily, jostling with sailors, im- migrants, newly arrived passengers and The shipningpis very (:Xi'.:.IlSlV`. never less than from 25` to 30 craft of all kinds in the harbor at one time. There are wharves extending out on all sides and the C. P. R., are tuilding extensive docks. citizens. The Government aie about letting the contract for a breakwater 1,000 feet lung which is eventually to be a mile in length. Coal is being brought in large quantities from Lake Erie ports and shipped `West. Buildings principally frame are rapidly going up everywhere through the village and the saw and hammer sound the `hum industry. All this work makes Port Arthur a very busy place and an objective point for all classes. The population is not more than 1,500, yet they already have `some 6 or 7 lawyers. Merchants, mechan- ics and laborers are all apparently doing well, but perhaps hotel-keepers (of whom there must be a score) are reaping the ` richest harvest of any, not only in their `gin parlors butat the tables which barely afford sitting room for their guests. The Queen s and the Pacic are the leading - hotels. They ought to be lirst-class for the charge made 33 and $2 per day, but their fare is no better and their accommo- dation much poorer than that of our princi- pal town hlotelsn The village is nicely situ- ated, part y on at and partly on rising ground which extends for several miles along the shore and for half a mile back to a high range of high and rocky hills, so there is ample room for a `goodly sized town, but we scarcely think it will ever amount to more than 5 or ti thousand in population. The land about the village appears to be nearly all rock and muskeg, although it is claimed that V there is good farming country in the Kaministiquia. val- ley and in Black Clay County, 30 miles away. Port Arthur s principal citizens profess much faith in the idea that it will be a great manufacturing and distributing point for the Nor West. but there is no water power and Winnipeg cuts it off from all good country to the west no for these and other obvious reasons we fail ' to see ground for tlllie lgipe that in them lies. The shipping is t e anding's mainstay. 'But how thatalone is going to make a city there isa query for us. Until the com- pletion of the Lake Superior )oltl0n of the C. P_. R.', Port Arthur wtli, 1lln(l0Ubt(lly continue to be a -lively and progressive place, but that done its progress must be slow. The run t;om`Port Arthur to Win- nipeg, 4:55 miles was accomplished in the next 24 tours. N0. 47. Whole Na. :B48 his `terrirs has already mwv ie it his sv.n-- mer resort and the inter-`m vinciul Wmlm 3 at. the nqtorious Rat.Po1z. =-. 1m.:* given it such 3. pubhcation as will ira a:iv:\ut2_y-~. as a w.'xtex~i:.g place fu11y'?. . -`>9: the pnhli 1).. D.\..4.;.l... ' 4-11 +' .`. '-wan on-n nuhlruv an SUCH H. lHlUllC2lLl.Ul.l 35 Will 1-a u'~lV\.'n.r._x"'1 fully ?. he Rat_PortagL-, as you-are giw.-urn , is an t? - l:z! in everyh.-dy`+ mouth n. this time claims passing; `r.5(n.'iC(' from 11 There cannot be more thzu 5t" or 60 houses. all t M, in the village, zu. yu, tl.-e our-1xl= tivn has heen (`lose on 1,000. Ontario mu .\lanitnba. s `l,-ul`.-pups and `eriiers as tl:ci' Otlcustodiaus of the law have hcen wag gishly dubbe_d patrol the .'7'l`L" tS, (1 shoe} say the main and only stwct) night an. day and factional ghts _:u:d drunke: brawls are the order of the In nr. No in`: is recognized there. In slmrv R. P. is th- `wickcdest, cissidc-st; town to-day, between here andthc Black Hills orvthe borders cf Mexico, and the sooner this vexed question of provincial proprietnrsliip is` settled th~ better it will be for the law and lmxrnliti ` of the inhabitants of the `disputed terri tory. Judging by what `WU saw of thi-. `disputed territory we shi.uld- certainly n L advise anyone to settle in it. Except fur timber and minerals-it apps-:ir. to be utter- ly valuclcss. We doubt if there be 9. dnzvgy-. {arms in the whole of it at tho p1's_-sen tin1e,_::ml in our opinion tin-.-re is not like` ' to be many more in the future. Prairiv lll!1(l is not met with till within 50 miles of Winnipeg. 3 ! 3 E 1 1 Our first sight of Winnipe-.3 the `hub was under the electric light and from 111 street-car uixidows and we had barely I alighted from the ironihnrse when Winni- peg's bete noirmud was tasted. The city i entered atxthe north and mu` Louis bridge_; St. Boniface being on the (as! ` hunk of the Red River. The depot is m Main-street, fully three-quzirtn-rs of a. mile from the busim-as centre uf the `cit? and is ' alnrgcmirl imposing structmu whit: brick. Main-street the princip3.1thor(mgh- i fare of the city (as every unc knows) is cx- ; tremely cmuked and winda its sinuous} course for several xmlc-.~' throng}: the heart" .2 :. rm_:_ 4...... :14 1 ..:n .... ,.1..;-nlu m. "GUM 3! I tnv-nnV~Lv:` course ror severai iniies UllUlif,__'Il uiu unu- of it - This-street is built up closely on i either side fora. mile and r.ti2-iggliiigl_v for i another mile. It is very wide. As to be ex- pected in a place of such m uslirooin-<,zri-utli the stores arc not all of the int-st Slllltstlllr tial eliaracier ; "still there are SOll'6'V(.`I'y ne `blocl;s."in the city. Red brick is con spicuous by its at gene;-__-'\Vlll1ll|`9( clay being ' suitable for white brick only lt is the chief niaterial in all biiildiiigs of the better class. l\'oirc-Danie. Qlltfll and Broadway are the other 1 rincip_al streets. The city covers a l!|l'_'.{0 area. of .iround, the character of which is almost at dead level. \ atinosph-.re is drier, the tempt-ratui equable, the weathier sunnier and `dill ! less wind than in Ontario, and ex`-;cs of cold there is no worse t here. all on account of the ozone yo ' '1' course, the evidence of those wl an interevt in upholding the countr be taken cum gram) salts, but from mile of witnesses surelv something the truth is to be got. Hero and if will come across a disappointed ma. JR cted suitor of Manitoba`: fair lain .~;-eiik, and he has well av our brotl iuriied. who didn t nd any trees t 81 bills oil". call the cliiuate `hard but these belong to the defunct i and the greater iiuiuber will tell 5 ierently. Uf the disappointed class invntion one with whom we fell in our way back He was a Southe birth`-had been 2 years in Manito The population is between `.15 and 30 thoii- sand, and coinprises alinost t`Vl'l'y national- ity under the sun, Fiiiicli, G(`1ll)a1lS. Nor~ wegians, Jews and Half breeds figurine largely among our Caiiadiaiis and English. irislifanld Sdcotch. There are a great r.uin~ ero an some irivate residences in the Guy most thenlj of new and pleasing dv niau declared that he wouldipg. t siizns. Many of thi-.in range in vi-l `e from b 3i Sucmm ".1 M"'"mb"' as 3.5" .10 to 50 thousand dollars, arid some even on 1t H0 mud he him had h m as high as $75,000. Board sidewalks ex- fmzcn tn ml.) qmlts m btid mat tend in every dircct.ioii and some 4 or 5) l t" keel 3 chisel U. hm w'dl" ld bridges span ` the Red and Assinaboiiir i `uch `O C. the we half an mch l rivers. Crossing over Main-street bridge ` `ht l*`3,"f ll wa'"ted to 1k C one arrives in West St. Boniface a. vcrv l` hm had hm misc 390` ea 8} pretty .5u;.(,,.in nf `ri,mipeg_gmwn, "`l__ (zen gxheiirnnning with fur cap along the Assinboiiie with sccoiid growtl `'f i. mi ` h" "_th9' `L `M timber of all kinds, in:i.l(i.n-J, deliglitfiil spots S`-'-r in an ii'it=*_ * 0 W her for p,.imu,re3;d9uccs of iiliii-h not 3 f, 1:) one in the winter nit cf the tinest are to be found in this n-_-igh- "`~e" h`"' 5h"`" me dmmme the bonrhood. Close t-i_ l\l::in-street l)I`l(l*_,'i- he bml:'al`f.~ my they would M" and on the VVinnipey side of the river f`:"z'_" :\w1t W, anulyw m ' .tory and knock the cots in (gut ri \\ .'lS :- S0llt.llt'I'llt5I' and l'T"b-'- `V ruins of old Fort Urarry are cruinliling i- as tlieplace were Scott W ,_ .. :1 was cruelly shot by Riel J-.ui;iii_; ll\' the l"`bl"`ldi `hr`r" mi 63" U . extent of the ruins the Fort cc-iihi not ll:I.V'L' `l' ` ` Id,`, we 3 an ,0 mm; , l , been a large one. The sight of them 1. I """"7' .k1'b'l"`l Fem 5" "`u` i calculated tostir up recollectir-i..s of varlx "` f"n ``y`l""'? lf he had {.0 W. times when` the Hudson llav Co, held full -H l`_"h"" slmm she M` hm Wu` . sway over that vast ciiiiiitiy and foiird it l"` `ml-ll haw 5V`l th "XV"! necessary to thus fortify tlicinsc`i\'es `, E'xlllSt " ,`i`1v `md he must` have gown ? " . the incursions of the noble red man of tho `_l'" l-5 t_h M `M thlfy are doll" plains. The ruins glloum be pres. H-mi i in the wiiiter there. -So niuch tr by the Civic aiitliorities as a. relic of the l -`'i``'- U" the l "" 1l'"1.w`_ "' past Near by the 170,; 1}, ,-,,,,,,d,,_ti, ,1 (,1 man who had uoiio a mile in 02 v. the niaiuinoth Pacilic hotel which IlC\'|' fl" Ht Willi felt 'l`-U.l.:llH:l l1"`lll(`l` l)~'t had a Sll[)CI`SlI`UCttll'0 is pi-iiited out as {tll- '~ l-V had am Hi "hing l.`.". fr" 7 l object. of curiosity and as a nu iiiriiit-ii '-l """"l '""`, 3 "~' m `"g`k the `booni when men ra.n ciazy biitli in the '1:'.8" tw '1nt"h'.`i` `my .0; ll` _'u[a,t{er Hf bui1djv,,._: and mud ,_],eculmi(,_ Vvllll no scarf oi niita and out `Ci The cxcavzitioiisalone for this would hi ""1"" '35 `INTI t"~`i'ii l1lppt:(l pa1acc.h_(,{e] cust 310,00 From "8 smut Front. He (not Jitck I`ri-st) is Vi idea niay be gained of what its total cos. "ug "l``il'3`mm .f"". the . would have amounted to \Viniii1=eg. ll2l..\ , 0" `"9 `l`_`~""',l': Tliff P"9"`n`1 F many other points of interest. Follow nu i`-`-:3 L 1 "`"v l" ""19 '`t"f dear reader if you will in a soii -west`-r.ly K of the country. it resources, pro; was gained. Uoniining ourselves culture and what pertaim-s th should say that the show of ii h vi`l`Hl:B cattle and pics was fully th at of our leading county fairs, gnlln and root crops exhibits ihusc of our Provincial exhihitio we met several old friends from I was visited by us and varied in direction out of the city, passing: on om` way the new. Court House, Governor's house and Parliament buildings-all state- lystructurcs of white brick and native stone-.tlien a" cluster of sipi:itty fr.-mic buildings, known as Fort 0sborne-tlir- present head-quarters \f the Mounted Police in Winnipeg. Keen on with "5 .\ j" mile further, the roads arcihard and smooth _ as a bowling-alley and the day bright and WP "t`1,tl `9?lV1`5 h9Pl Y `Wd 5 pleasant. We come at last to the residence 'l` the" 1m` m ml MW C0 3 of Mr. Hugh Sutherland, M. P.. a red- made too, the acqiiaiiitance of i1 brick one costing not less than $50,()0()_ Kirk. a farmer from Minesuig, i 2 Still we go on and a, little later we arrive ` '35 cl `*3 l`~` V '0 P"3R0- 0 at Mr. Bannaty ue's residence en the banks i `hm ll 1 .100 Cr smmpy n of the Assiniboine. This building is of `"3": `' 4 `'_ )'* S 9" e red stone from D.,1.,t1, and ,,,,_,ivo white was barn-ly ekeing out iin ( XlStI e st0ne--in the old N01-man atyle and is pm_ 1-y several successful deals he w. 6 [,a1,1yit1,,, most costly I,,.imte res-ldenw in s. ilf into the property he now h: t Manitoba. The laiiclscapif- here is particu- ii` " ""l l " l"h5 l"""` "P, y larly ne," gently undulating `and c()\'e1`cd ll "` had it" " rk 3" Md 3 ` ,_ with thickets ofoak, poplar` hi,-ch. ha._ one- year down here, and yet gr l . ; -we remark that the houses are 21'] of a siih Md the ],'mt" "y. hH' ,9 stantial class. and are told that there is a ll "8 do"? mmhle mm`. In 9 reserve of 400 acres here, on whichiowners l'Wf"- '3 M'l"l"` t" ,()"tI" l_ of lots iniistiiot build liouses Costiiig less ""l 3 3'-emge f""m 20 l" 0" l` acre, Last year he had 50 acre: yielilin g 3% bushels to the IICTI Crtips \ ii-ld from 70 to 100 busl ttiefi BS 4UU_. other hints in than $4,000. and tll l-Ht?! rnngt he built upon within 3 years from time of purchase. thorn gmdothep woods, 1,, this vicinity _C!'O)73llli(l made more inonvy Through thisre-serve the roads wind 1` p and out, and if the lliuuses wen, 9, mm, _ ie closer.to;:ether' we should lIXl:l'_{lllC our- Chb""~" bcnlg '`"T'm' "3 mm": in selves to be traversing Wilt--in `CrCsccIif_ ll Mr K"k,5,""l_`""` "" 11- Toronto, iinmrin people W1, },,w_ nu, many otherii. Did tune and sp at been in Winnipeg should not run away "0 "ld la": "M 3d"-' (`I M at ' ie urbs and few fine buildings. _One could l" "f 0.`mri fM." Wm (8 scam 1y W`,-sh for a Prat-,ie,. 3ut,u..h. man well up there; but it is iiiuiuce: to VVest St. Boniface and as for handsome 3 ll `"`l".y "l ak l f.r "" l.f ly residencg; bi-D54 lawn, 3h,.ube,.ies and tiniate kiiowliidge of ,it ill! `bun k, well kept gardbdt with everything spank BV'CT_)'\'.':llt`l'0 We doubt not tln Lto clean andneat; about. commend me to Win: fl3l'll` Of 3 9""!")' ""1 W)` 1}" 1-- mpeg for new p]nce_ Eve,.`,.he,.e `here before Manitol in is a.s.floiiiislnn, iil isevidence of refined ta-te arid a desire to *`d `M1 "5 U`." "`d Y' ig en'oy the coinforts of this life. P - ' - i - as whlo but a`year aim, contented thciiis:(l i')(13i3 N"`"b" 3} A1883` -- -.- 04>-- "in, small apartments with little or no good ,_ _ _ , _ -Do you want an Overcoat, cl with the notion that it has no pretty siib- `l"* *Y `Ir -`." 5"`) Wm` l"5"*" n-- room, now require broad acres and verit- \ ly table castles. Oftheinany ne buildings 3vP1'7f"m`l"l! 0'"-'d0)'0.` xt tn Winnipeg and` adjoining pa]-igheg be_ an Overcoat very cheap, '1'. W. G lls -sides those already referred to, may be h" them- id` mentioned Manitoba College, St. John's . ' n- College, Bishop Tache-`s -residence. St-,. - SHE` OOU|.DN T FOO! of Joseph's Convent, R. 0.` Ladies` .S:lio0l, . . . gs, Grace Methodist `Church, the Public Beer W?` 1"` fworm. b"'.' .e- schools, the Hudson Bav` 0o s. block few "lm"g.9 38 .w).l 13" rig cs.1chon'.;` the. Mierchantis brick block: `8"``.8<`.h*' *9 '0`! is-' `Nova Scr'itia_' brick block, me Ngpping shggcametoapenod. hem1_= ngr hotel, Queen's hotel, the residence of A. W. Deari I feel wf",l,]y '" l`~ Rd Ross,` M11 . Tl'ier'e'ar'e'a new town hall we geulmug of beer` .VaI1(l'p:0licef'(`0`ttrf in pr-`aces; nf erection f :`0n'.i) :l)"il`sfay9 Qfe you Ti . ` OH 8 . its ?;`3lifI`a.Zi{lf.3i`.`;al ;:?`;??..; .i? 33.` "`W'"; iivvo- ion in` mi -0 hm`-:9 of lame propordnl D'm_ipg map hi you everztrymlter for ihiuit I" lei yearnot laasthan $2.500.000iha'si.b'e9'n pay.` Y'lfz '9 b.l'.",-*"`,`f. `"95 Cl` ,-.,.;- :,,~'g,,j;,d;,,.;h5-vcityiig, bg,;1'd;,,' ,i,,,,e' 53 mg woman was t0f0l'(:`,1`}ll'( l1"g.c`i( lie, ?,ttiiaawi;g'womgcoaiinz s4goo,ooo-`hm .``,}` `?.`i .'`` .' l'*?.'`` "=..."`i.` i.` ."."".`7:.l."` jf i-lieianroni'za_he.u;itjsai:sitiibuizhowing to i h".~'h`!,; _,(; :a-E '*.";E9- ",3 V , of5tI19of.~*booI!1`i:iuidi".the' coiiso-_.;,d.`m.1g d .1? . . hi" 7 7"` . g`ii time V o.~wuIiit'. iv at be 4 .. 1,, . V A '3 ; I 35 . virus" 1311*. the my part. of t 4 _.. M ..~ ..,' U.-W .,.'|ll'0YGl'0-A!`I_ at. Is.oouA-"u'o'rm ADVANCE. L. 8. &G.`L.SANDEll` ~ imscsblxsheazzyomy '03 YOUR Watches, Jewelry and Electra-1 laI.e,> Dunlop-u., IIIIIIIT unvlr---09 BARBIE. "'-.1, -rn u- V4 .-: :.'iC(' I)` Tor 60houec:. u, (\n?-\r;n nu: Iillll LUIIIJH II 15} vc-E: a.-gz-.inst '",l1 `ud mun gunm be pres: 4 Ed }!3_' uuxux;mt> l ,, , L _-1. 1. AI`. . V V only 1 c-wu`_(1 l:.sI,. i` from 32.505 34 per-fdix 33- _Iitlok_lnyern mun}. mm-n and {mat nnw man urn wnntina Il.'_0!II 91.011 to _nwIy 33 gruzguyyri much more and just now molt In wumng at those prices. Bnninou hilunl hnvo been frequent lint one has not go look for the cause. Merchants were carrying im- lmemse 33011.3 of hardware, dry good: And i other lines, suiciont to Int 4 or .5 can ....._1.._ .....1:........ ..m..I:A:.m. 1...... -a..Y- `i llLVll.`l{ Durst, prupurvy sun in vuuu so ' gitatly as to become a urug nnthe ins rliet, `nut saleable at anyprico and men who tho yuir before were reputed millionaires cauie Ito lllt` verge of bankruptcy. ,The recent ` lvllllullull of a Land Company and Brink- _ I in-_r lll&`i .llUtl(-!1 oi English ~.-apitalist-- lining 3 ! lit-atlqiiiizters at Winnipeg, has however, t i foaiiiii Milt: for ii !a.i';;i.~ i".l\"in'o of property in the Nor West the purchase` miiriey of tin` reiil estate they have alre_Ldy bo1'.,ht `V `lfl \'v'ixiiii[mg iunounling to 959,000, so tri- , fii.:u.-ciizl (!!`il)1ll'l`lll-lS!lIL'!l.t of some of \Vin- ' } nipeg s land grubbers has been some:-hit | ri.-a1 cv.r1. It is condently thought that It f new area. of prosperity is dnwiiiiig on ! Winnipeg. and that henceforth ifitsi.-.riv-es , lin progress are not so rapid as fnrxii-i.ly tllcy will be more sure steady and lasting. l}t2ll\'ll)g for ourselves we believe Winni- .pe_i.; is ciestined to be a large city anl _ we liiive an abiding faith in the future `:2 . rit- iii-as of the Nor West.` It has the main ` wieiitials for agrent ciry and a great or un- ' try ; asoil of iiioxliaustible fertility and f prodq_ctivencss. Tiinher and stone enough lijt liiiihiiiig purposes, wood and coal for , iuil and ziliealtliy climate. It has also great \ na.tur:il higliwayis for commerce, lakes and rivers flowing-all through it. The best of the bone and siiiew of__the older pl'0VlHC(`N L and the old countries are making ttnir ,. i lionies there. What more is needed to iii- ., sure its growth and prosperity? Certainly ,._ like other (:Olllll);'l(:B it has its drawb,m.`im The large: fi-uits-apples, pearsaiid peuclio :1 ..-i-.`t be grown there, although such sumll ,_ ll`1l.lt.i as strawberries, raspberries, curraiiis and cllcl`-llL`S do well. The summer is short- [ or, tlionghjust as delightful as ours, and tliewinter more severe though quite an- 3- 'dur:ible if properly clothed against. The W G xuntry may labor under" other disadvantk-, ' ages but they are not present to our mind. 3 [I i 23 The alleged extreme severity of the winter N i climate is doing more to prevent the set- " , tiing up of that great country than. any- ' N thing else we know of. After all it is not , suliiid as represented 'l`he thermometer [9 dues actually register. at times 40 and 50 is degrees of frost, and it is true they have II t` blizzard now and again, but what of that l `_ M:-at Ontario people now resident there &_ ` will ttll you tllilt they prefer the Manitoba 1 ` winters to those `down `below (as they iii- ". \':I!`l3l)ly refer to_Cntario.) They my the m :l.[lll()8pll`.I'0 is drio.-r_,' temperature more ,1. the weatliicr sunnier clearer L uuh in Ontario, and 40 dr- th l is than 24" I _, _I| .... ..,.,.......o ..t slur nllnntl vnn lrnnu `(E1313-1i'x}Z." :I` o7:'.B_ 0:1; `under or(Iinar_V oondihons. Imm ntelf I luau} -nnnnlnfinn nninn and {Inn trunnion: Momav T0 LENIJ4 lunucr IIIIHCLIUIUIIIQ LIIIII-IKII-Tl land speculation ceased and the `trunnion: p pulation fled the country . de lessened, riccs fell, payiiients to 0 met and t on I ithoutltrge capital hld to goto the WEI , while the rent feted little . butter for immigration failed Ind binineu l was surf.-ited. and like amen in 5 similar pwdicnnn-nt had to take 3 rent, "hence the lull in business which some thdught would `re lnstim,r, but the revival nf`.,tnde hm. ])ru\'ed to be temporary. Another" reason for dull times the last summer in Winnipe mu)` be found in the fact that the `bubble : h:.via.-g burst, property fell in vnlue to olri-.* on in hmmnm n on-no um the mnrimt- Jn cteu sum-r nx manunua. a mu uulun, nu ... brothers ru- didn't to pluck `hard names, belong to defunct minority you dif- class I might whmn with uq uur Southerner by Manitoba. This declared he wnuldn`t. take tho be at suction in as a. gift and livo I it. he had his inouataclm ll fruzcn the in bed that he used iL.. Lupun 9. 1-hinpl am his window-leduo with I or com mere 13 murw Lnnu .w here. all you knms course, who havo .'|n country must. but A multi- akin to to there one come man. It is,`- j- lands, an to .y.....1:_ mid he ro- I frozen the quuts in ucu um uv uax:-1 3 tr; keep chisel pn window-ledge cm. ice inch thick nil" the panes if he out.-that he hgd nose, face, ears and bowls , fruzeu when running fur `cap, buisln `.".':lt and uve rsh0es on--than it was ixnpmr sililb get. pntatoes or any other vegetable lu in the winter months. no u.:mei- sh,`1'tthe they had to V brought, would sure to in fmzcn. Now let us this u1;m'n <(u1'_y'and knock {mtit out Of it. Hu- \\'.`is l_T-`bf mt`nl11:111`' Lhorcforc cmi':c1n v. 1-n-iurv \1i('C`)ld as well as 0 .t.'1r*i<- mun H. N .. .I.:.: .-I,......I mm!` an IA:l1!llIly`4 hie nu l Soutlwrner mm in--ua; _~. ............, fit` couldn't cold {L event` so 0.,-u!u`n't hie no he to wnrli hard. He hadn t. sashes windows elem l)L'l1llL{llL the expense of is chisel, gothis vegolalvlwa during the fall they delivered dmly qiu thowinter there. So tnr his lull On other hand we met with n who uono a in 52 degrees vi l\.u.':1nd1(~'~tlN-r b-rots UI. Hui the tip of his n.-'.;o fro /.on, zvml rm name imm in \Vin..i;n-g that for tho twowiiitem in-.~ worn in BlH}.[lL5(`/hll with no or inits conuLxunE_g, v h-\- was in-v-er on-n `mppcd' by Ju.`:'.g Frtmt. He (not Jack Frost) is vcrifably .1 illkitlg.2lLi\Ul'tlStI'1XUl|l. for the Winmin ;: oz~-no theory. The Provincial Fair at })l'l'l :1;.;o Ln. Prairie, 65 wen-ntuf \\'in. ipcg llIfl)Tl3ll`J}l country. it progress. In , Conning ourselves to auri- thereto, in- Sll)l1l(l livo an .-1.-_ horses and uquzil L ~ at Wlliln: vl-y gi`\_lin crops SlIV'pu.`n- ~ tlmseof our ex-hibitions.. ll--rn met Bamu \\`l] n_-pn rted tlw-nisclvea happy content: (1 with their in the country. Wu Vmado ncqunintzuice Mr. Ari-ix. n who fnrm:~i 055 am clone to the Portage. His story -is` that he left :1 100 acre farm (lawn here sgorne or 5 years ago on which lie: existence, ` Hm I .3; Wnl'l(\'(l l]l!H snlf the he haa--thm Hi the whole time up there he ha un t ha.d'to work so hard as he did in year dowrihurc. yet grown: lnwrf l I ici-ops and money , that -ll ndh climate very heal`hy and ih. wint. 3r3ldou't him. nhorf hr pref;-.23 Ontario. llis ii:-;\ chips 25 50 lnusht-la gm acres of is h 2-` g `note His a '\ crops _x from to 100 bushulp. pom mes hig.'r in proiu-rtwn Cahbnuo bi-,int,v ::r-rm: as large as .1 wzrli tub. - Kirl: s cxperiellco Voice: lm?--_~ nth. err. time and space }.ern:it could tire our readers, no liavu ll'V already do.\_Ie so.) instauicc psflu` in stnnco of Ontario farmers an; L in there; but it is unnucessury to (1% so, the country speaks for itself and an H1 .it -is ` being diffm... doubt tlial.~thu In x cwntxir-y not hiwo'gom~ !.~ Mnnitol u is as-ourishing, po,pu]n-ii and iJntn\I_'i0 it today. NOX. ,` ypll ever-ugv -wlucy un_| tugplw x '. You._Q6, the ohjuqt of thl_f: deep, d'.~i,;n i _ing womanbwnp to forc_:`)1j,mV`L.- drink mm..- ~ ` water so` he'd go In 14`xy)`d him Mr, mm. _ At,h`h._ahe d get !l":` ivnfcei ' `But `he: an -.x through 1161' -`debifm hm!" ro'.Iod mu-r um ;;t;]reep:hixnifnoh1 gnt.ti11_<:.the;hyain~ph-t*u. `A 1 A - I .4, _ _ _ -----5 '-fidmamed he\;wauiu'.-W ingot tear` cellar r Oyorcnat, do you man Overc out; do yquwvant. to bu Gray & t'.. have them. 46 `.'t was fzivorifu beverage, nml :. evenings ago, while lying on `-.m lounge listexxingto his wife ren_ding. uh.-n pho came to 0'. period. he said : un.....- 1 fan] nwfnllv thixstv: ammm. pm) to 8. perlou. nu 3uIu_ . Dear.` awfully tlmsty; slipp- get a thug ' You're thirsty, yuu ` You bet. _ `Wial1', uppoao you trr watt 1- 01 co. I? ever :t.ry miter ` 'Vnu.nn'a ' tli nhie-.ct..nf that damn. dc-.~i; SHE OOUI.DN;+ FOOL HIM TAUGTIHONEERS. . 9 1 [,>sr:1> [I ,S.\V1\ >7, AU(1'1`[UNEER ..-..;,. l`.\n-flu ne -um.-nu. 'I`cx-ma x'uu'aon~ NOX. V nsnmu TAGKLE,` mmis "AND SHOT GUNs,| N41. 016 ing9rLl0Yl. :7 I I (ismg 0 I] - -u`v1(('nr` U1 dor ` ' ' \\'.t 5 vjHl):\!U W V-`3`3_ -Ilt'[`ISI.\U ;uuU`uur \'c:u`1.\' C my ymu'- . PL` mils` V -'01!-'i`j Uludvortiscnxc n'.l fl)!` 1 \ com .~ um-. .xM:4 no 1-101. ii) pui (1 . uh xvhmh the nmm'let.0rS do n ' A1>\'.\_\_`I` ` 11 en! rule Vvhfch wil _ _n 1...! Id-.el...v OTB -_'l`cn cents per line for h .-aul;st:qnenHn- t'a.\:ccodIm.: one inch +,,,.-,i:,1 .:mI,m<-As forycnrzy I dinLn.Lt1'<:h1ccd rates. \Vrit- ` o discontinuance of | 'l'r;1u.mnlxxoLlccs ,- 5 113, 5;:-... &'.L'., not. `exceed- 1m'n.1u1 {or cents each in- ms ordered by atranf ' ot. ta _, ARCHITECTS 'E5TN|`]l)\ , N1uVl'l"l`H. A: l'I()I.. v n\'n \.-. hit:-4'!-1, I . 1.. \`urvcyo":). Yyalu ii. cgqnpg E mason. uvunalrl on an `.1. p u -. _-. - In t t} 1?: Eur and Throat. Trinity Med;aelrC(:),he `3 Tggbnoo. Surgeon to '0 M5535; Eye and Ear nirrnary. and Oculis `115. A 1 t_ the Sick Children's Hog gtpil. `1acIi,1`1 xt!`, 833? mm. H 1 Lo d 0 u. 0 ~ eldu.0g:(1Co:tr?:ll Lgudoti - ht-out and EM 05' n....:. 1-: (`.huro`u an-mt. Toronto. 1\;uy-_b9`cn*- salted at the . . - - A ' Quuws Horn. |- vA"""~'V A MILLION DOLLARS 36-1')`. un d mu inr lb. Om-`t russnnv &w`mnusnAv n.-._..-...___. A. ,,-,.I lial. ' ' 33335; mi; Iifiinil " with reference to Diseases of tlieEye..E9l. -T1130 and Nasal passages. _ , I A u---- -`'.I`uuL. innmwlmx--I-J up Pianinu and suaii Fm.-gux Du} rt. II. I;~')s'.-~ |.i'1'1irl 1:11 for I-I\'lx h,.mi- ii ii brh [`L~l L1 nm:u1dl'1'1)u1 `am truln .rkut-.-4L.~.un lrunlup-`st. msmcai. L.\'l`l{\i I V \v .31 'V.|1 Lea, . '1`,GE}0RGE'S SOCIETY. .BPcflIl attention to C_roIa Eydund CONVEYANGING.` 820. ._..-.1 (`YE, EAR, THROAT AND .1141 for I \ V ~.v1hur\- !..'l!\d den! (1..-_-1.1:.` |'l'L`) :Il`1 un lL|J|)lH:1LL1un, `ivk Blnvk Barrie. sTu [)|o:-lmnlup-st... .\1oore's Ht . hum; Edward I. I I . ll 1 I . . _. 1 lid my I-hi r u-rin_: |'t't~H1-.'|.1\`V2L_\'a on :11 hr}: nlc-L~H.uY. :L'n.1.-x.u'-~. Umcuuver |' Book score. mum-no. Um. ` -- u.`.s\v:'n,ny" L. ( I Y. ".I<,`(3 .` nnn (`HI z1.\1.\11:L:.\1A.\:. 1)x5N"r1S'1`, _--.-Ha...-u` mm-.k, lmrric. Ont. -ly 'MONEV TO LEND.7 _.-\ `, 1.1: .u `_ Sn fulei 5oa1'nA1TSAINTER 2% \' Ob 'lu`4.\ u-_v-., - rnnyas-M.-1:L`\\'-. rlniicitors i1 .~i,."L' ()LlL:::x -(`.u1'xw:'of .1. l`. lumuox. 1l)_hL{i\'0ll in {LII llmmrhca of '4uuI.`n;.:. l)ru,w1m._:. 8:0; :1! |'l`crnmunuppllcixuon. ' ||r\|r\._lIunlnn.qt, Moore's LOUNT & LOUNT. ; mUx'r'. B-Amus'1*Eus', mt-[.nw. Rnlieitors in Chancery. .nl.uuit.r:l".H;H`|`iO. S1x>cr`\_-Azrscwrsrgo l'>vIlIw>--..___ 1ut~m$t.rent,, that. h`ouLufM - I _~5(.{cul, Harrie.` ."ff9!_' 2. 1-.., . .. -.. .3 T1.xc.\*.\r.>':<,:1s.u:I' -... ... 1.,-..-. -lnH:-iYOT.`iiY1Chllf\\ &; A U L r, -`mt: JL'!`![\'. Q C`.. 1". F}. 1 . 1'|:1-mm. n . V , V I). Iv`. ML`\VA'l"l_`. ,~`..\`HU rm`. Lam-*,ms_TE11 $')l'u','HuI` in f`.`.1-m<~,s:r:.'. Convey- Mllu: -1-`irst, Dom` Sn-xth,of Post 1`.-7:.-3:, ')wu:1 Street. _Barrlc. 19-1y m-t_iscmcn,t.s nmnrou -my uran crux } Mn thr-,nmp;'let,0rs not xx u>\'.\\'m~`..:L wilil R-(1 L0. .\Xu1.iccs or local bi_r'.l)s.'! nuthainacrtcd free of clmrgqa. 1&1 . [ u`.)liahcx~ und Proprietor. . AMMUNITION, &o. |hVIIwu vu -.-.._`. W. J. H)I.L.\>.'n. xstssugnyuv , vfmunsnnv ` "" --` `I`I\.|I ..I \ .\U`.L\.U1\.V. uu. era` Bluck. lhutric. [N ARTISTS LAY, AU U NU 51 BE 1, (`m'.\ o,}'nm-,ex'. _ Issue-,r` of ;1.'nlv~.x`1hv~ ,\'u-.w AC1. 3141110)` 1 . |..... -..n (`mu-uInI`|",_ Out. I nun 1IA:~II)s'1()i1 ..`....t nn z.ynnrl fwmhnld 12 (In --~_, AND DENTAL .\l,U V I l l I I`: 0. . v||.\:-Vr -om. \'u.lu Ixrw. -iii:-.:u'mn.+ for hvlxildings ud \'i1l:u;e Lot.-1 laid - out. 13' lnmuud. Timber `iiinius l)IIl:~vs-Ma(72Lrlhy's' mock, rim: L'mj.:'s muck. Calling- `.._'1`n.x nu.` `lL`('... . g-xption: $1_ per nnnum, not mud. -Q: K4), D1:.\'I'rI.s"r.` .. . I`.-mh -.11\v:n's priv._1ing. _ m._-u-xpuoxx m stock and n- G. .\ Kl ll].---\JL' L-1.`.-.4 the \\"1-,7-1| side of John m U00. `H!Lll'ts -1.-.-. The Regular Meeting of the above Socinty will be held iuBothwell s Hall, opposite the Rail- mnv Station. 011 Hull, oppoause mo nau- _.wn,y Station, WED- NESDAY, DEO. 5th, ' 1883, at 8 p m. JAS. BEDFORD, ' Secretary; `, \.U\/LL\JA.\1uuu.` Linn.-on. 'I`cr1'msx'ua.'aon- a, (:1-niglxlxn-at. I6-ly AUG l`lU\'|'E lulu.-' nf . , " `fl ,l .Al{|.{lt`~l`E {S :rx in Uhu.u`,cry. No- un-r`u-. Co. Sinmroe, 3 iarriu. 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