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IMilMWMMft ill i il I 1111 1111 in ill IHlif I "'iff1 i Hi iMIIMiMMIBlMliif'iii Wi TnilnnT; MBIIIMIMMBtBlB gl TEE WINNIPEG DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY YE1STIITG MAY 1, 1800. NINE HOURS, HIGHER WAGES HB' LABOR'S DEMONSTRATIONS. flB What ia Transpirictr in Labor IBbI Circles in the City-Public Bg Meetings. Printing ii briik jut now, and all "rab" I9awM ara at wnk, jH Fainter and decorator bare their hands fell cl work. The icuoa oi home-renovat-kg ii fully active.

jR The baHding trade are pretty well em-HB ployed now, though then are itill nam-9D Mr out of employment. flK Workmen tt tbs virions trade are warn-ed to keep sway from St. Paul tod Dalatb. Wcrk scarce, ud tbe supply there greatly ia exocu cf the demand. flH The labor problem will bet the absorbing VMS' topis of conversation tbe next few days.

I mom ration ia favor shorter boon will iWaK? be held la rery neatly every civtlUed conn- tor- jHff Tb annmsl ireetiog of the Typographical Union will be beld on Saturday evening. WK The report of the officers will be presented EVE and officebearers for tbe coining jcar I elected. (PE la all probability tbe early doting move- msnt will be inaugurated this evening, at Wmt lass for a aeaasa I bat it permanent success will depend on securing the two merchant 9M who now refute to fall iota line. Wj The C. P.

R. company haa been lacreas- tog the number of men in the ahope lately, tH at lent in the mechanical A mtt Dumber of men have been tent west to fin- 91 Uh building! in band along the main line. The nine-bout day ha been conceded the il journeymen plumbers in the city, alto an increase of 5 cent an hour in wage. Of S8 course, there are only a limited number of 9 tra1 th "'y- Tet ba( tendency to ihew the ultimate success of the agita- 98 tion for a thorter woik day. 1 P.tv.

E. a V. I'entrestb, rector of Christ ilB church, ha promised to preach on the early HI closing movement on Sunday next. Not -cocupyioghiiowri pulpit lut Sunday, be ill poatponed the matter. The lermon have II helped the cWkt in their efforts, and asiur- Ml anee of sympathy and practical assistance PI have poured in from unexpected sources.

Ma meeting and demonitrationa are BR being beld in all Induttrial centre on the Jj American continent to-day. to urge the eight-hocr day. In all citie where the employer will "not aocede to the request jjB for tbe adoption of tbe aborter day, carpen- Bl ten and joiner will go out on strike, being supported financially by all trade affiliated with the American Federation of Labor. fl The bricklayers and stonemasons' union had a large gathering on Tun Jay night Question affecting the trade were dsscntsed. A representative of the trade aud labor jfi council was present to explain the platform fjH of that body and urge affiliation.

This onion has entertained a misconception ef fl the council and withdrew its delegate Hi some weeks ago. After the explanation IS mads, it is very probable that the buck-m! layers and masons will be represented herein after. The workmen manifest gTeat interest in the meeting to be held to-night in 1'ionter -B ball, to discuss shorter boors, early closing and organintios. Mayor Pearion has prom- ised to take the chair, and a couple of alder- mm men have promiied to speak. Bona fide i wsge-earners will Introduce and tpeak cn t1 nrea resolutions to be presented, and the questions will then be open to be dis- Hi cussed by any person in the hall.

Messrs. jj McMillan, Wise, Smsle and Pelkey wiU i peak en shorter hours and early closing. It Is hoped all workmen will take an interest in the meeting and turn out in large numbers, 1 The following is the last circular issued i by the executive of the American Federa tion of Labor with respect to the movement for the adoption of an eight-hour day, and it Is hoped the advice will be heeded "The executive council of the American federa- tion cf labor kaviog selected the United Brotherhood of carpenters and joiners of Anurica to make th demand for enforce-j ment of eight hour day. I ask you to re- I frain frcm any sympatbetia striker, but rather remain at your work acd aid tbe i carpenters and joiners to win their con- I test. To the carpenters and joiners my ad- I Tice is to demand and insist npon the en- forcement of eight hour work days.

It is not I a matter of theory, it is a positive fact that the questien of wages and conditions will -41k regulate themselves and to eor benefit dm fm as soon as the eifht hour work dav ha Mil been in operation. For that reason if you cannot secure tbe eight-hour work day with ether conditions, then allow thrm to remain Jm open for future adjiutznent. Iothedemon- strations to be htlJ May 1, turn out in vast Dumberi, ani, by your presence, manifest your unaltered determination to have the eight-hour workday csf thongh by one jBj trade at a time, jet for all, as the ultimate IBb result Allow no oce to provoke you to a breach of the peaie. Maintain order, re- B6 frain from all violence, ergage in no riots. HJ Let the watchwerd be the enforcement of BR the eight-hour workday.

Firm, peaceable and positive, with stoat hearts and clear BE beads, let us concentrate all efforts for via BE tory npon carpenters and joiners. I FROM TBE TOWN OF CARMAN, NEARLY A BAD ACCIDENT. A Number of Marriaares Take Place in This Risincr I If Town. Cabjiak, A ptil 30. An accident eccurred jj fl en Saturday last to Mr.

Frank D. Stewart, I agent of tbe Massey Manufacturing corn's I pany, which might have proved fatal. Mr. fl Stewart was out driving a short distance 'it from tows wiU his nine-year-old daughter, il when the horsa took fright and ran away, il smashing the buggy to pieces and throwing jl Mr. Stewiirt and the child to the ground.

They weire slightly bruised and badly shaken op, but not seriously injured 9 thanks to the ploughed ground through which tb horse ran. Mr. Stewart has re ceivsd congratulations on every hand since bis fortunate cscspe. I flj Farmers are bniyily engaged with the last 9 of their seeein g. la There a great deal of building on II bere.

Nine new stores, a publio hUl and JiU six dwellings are in course cf erection, and 11 9 axrangemeBt are being made for the build- 'Mis Im of two more grain elevator. (SB Mr. James Land, late cf Winnipeg, bas Mfm opened a butcher shop having put np a new AWi building for that purpose, JjH Bat in all our rush and hurry of building 'Bl cp our new town we do not forget tbe more tender affairs of life. It will be remembered flj that our Dr. Cunningham took ss- to bineU a wife some weeks ago, IB la ittie person cf Mis Meikle I and the principal of our school Mr.

J.Wat BE son, followed two days afterwards, leading Bb to tbe altar Miss Ilavereon. These happy Bf event seem to have given the yonng men of Be Carman courage, for there are now several marriage on the tapis. To-day the happy 1 Jm people are Mr. Uavin McClare, grain buyer, i to Miss Esther McCnllocgb, and Mr. George Morrison to Mies Mary UcCullsugh.

The brides, are sisters, have the best wishes Ml all Carman, and the bappy men. who are 'MWt well-known and have many friends, are re- JBS ceiving their wannest cocgratuUUMis. The ceremony was performed by the Kev. Mr. 'BkB McDonald, of Kildonan.

iBnk We have bad grand weather since tbe rain en the 20 th init BBf A most disgraceful act took place in Car- BSEr man lut week, the result of which nesrlr BBK caused the death of a chill. A resident of HE? our Tillage obtained liquor from a private BBK" indlridaal, and after drinking himself full BJBv gave some to bis Uttlj boy. not quite fonr BJiK yerrs eld. The poor little child toon became BBFf like bis father, aid by some mean be ob- BBBj tained a bottle (nil of the deadly poison and BB' dxtJik freely of it The doctor was sent for BBB and found the littie patient nearly dead. It era some time before he wa able to pull BR little boy out of danger.

fir.O. Sanders hsi been the means ef bringiag about balf-a-dczen well-to-do farmers from Oatario. Eaaigraats are arriving by every trala; most of them bare taken op farms. The Carman band made their first march out last Saturday, and gave a very creditable performance. Everybody eemed pleased at tbe first result, and the interest shown by the residents of the village must give them great hopes of support fiom a financing point of view.

The band president, Mr. F. Starkey, surprised the musician by asking them after the performance to a grand supper. Of course all accepted the kind invitation, and did justice to tbe excellent spread which wa placid before them. After (upper the toast of the ban! was proposed by Mr.

Starkey in a few well-chosen words. Mr. J. White proposed the toast of the president, which was drunk with musical honors. Just before parting "Auld Lang Syne was sung.

The president's health wa not drunk with any kind of lie, nor. but with milk. Mr. ritarkey ia once mere the defendant fn the liquor case of last week. He was charged on three different casts to having sold liquor without a license.

He was convicted on one of the charges and fined $200. Buildings are still going ahead. A gen. era! store next to Mr. Meikle 's is just being built while a little a south of Mm fnrai-ture store is being built by Mr.

Doyle. Mr. Rrgers, harness maker; Mr. Johnston, tinsmith, and several other persons are going to build very shortly. A MESSIAH IS COMING.

CURIOUS INDIAN BELIEF. A Remarkable Religious Outbreak Among tbe Indians. Gen. Ruger, the military commander of the department of Dakota, at St Paul, is investigating a most interesting religions excitement which ia broken out among tbe Indians ia various localities throughout the west Toe accounts that can be gathered of the new religious frenzy are very fragmentary. The Indians expect the appearance of a Saviour, a white man who is to protect them from the encroachments of the whites and lead them to happiness and glory.

The new belief is thoroughly grounded in their minis and under the leadership of their medicine men they have worked up a religions spirit which is unprecedented. Thoir confidence in the arrival of the Messiah ia unbounded, and their excitement at times so intense that trouble is feared. A curious fact in connection with the strange belief is that it appeared eimoltane-ously in several different plaoes, two of them 1,000 miles apart. The first mention of the matter is made in a personal letter from tbe interpreter at the Cneyenne and Arrapahoe agency in Indian Territory to tbe interpreter at the Tongue River agency, Montana. He says: "The Cheyenne and Arrapahoe bere are greatly excited abont a Christ coming in amcng arms of the northern tribe of Indian.

The Arrapahoe have been getting letter from Northern Arrapahoe in regard to it My friends here wish me to ask what there is about ft, and what do yon know about it They sent two of their young men to the Shoshone agency in Idaho a month and a half ago to find out all about it, but these two have not returned yet" General Ruger was apprehensive that the curious finaticiim might be takenadrantage of by some white man pretending to be tbe Christ, so Major Carroll, of rort Custer, was instructed to investigate the whole affair and report to department headquarters. A Ltter received from Majjr Carroll save that "the Iodiac at Tongue River agency are greatly excited over the expected appearance of a Saviour." The Investigations of the interpreter at the Tocgus Hirer agency are eummarized a follows: The Indian believe that this Christ is ia the mountains; that he wants all the Indians to oome to him; that he will put them behind him, and having all the whites before him, will roll the wcrld over on them (the whites) and destroy them; that he is a whito man. The above bas been told by Indians at the Shochone agency. In addition the Indiara say that this Cbrist showed some Indians scars on bis hands and feet aud a spear wound in bis side; that be wants all the Indians to come there, giving np firearms and using only bows and spears; that he is to roll the world over on the whites in cue they abas a the Indians. Where this white man lives the sun is very close, and the earth is so hot it turns their feet Xo grate grows there.

Geo. Ruger's opinion is that the belief originated in the teachiegs of the missionaries among the Indians which have become controlled by contact with the old Indian mythology. The meiicice men have also taken op tbe new creza, as it makes them popular and restores their wanicg indaence. TUKET THOICtlT Exlraftn! Trom Onr Conlcropornrlea-Wliat tbe Edlter Are Wrlllns Atxul. CIDER TWO FLAOM Geldwin Smith at St George's Society banquet, New York Wherever it goes, under whatever formal institutions, monarchical or republican, under whatever fhg, the Uuion or the Stars and Stripes, and whether In the way cf csbnizition or in the more equivocal way of conquest, it spreads the reign of law.

British conquest in India, whatrver may be said against it, is an extension of tbe reign of law where lawless despotism reigned before. It gives to every man beneath its sway security to life and property, open courts, regular pro cedure. It is in this, not in mere force, that it is strong; an army of sixty thousand men could not hold down by force two hundred and fifty millions. Tne Anglo-Saxon has the faults cf his qualities. His independence of spirit and self-reliance run into disunion.

A hundred years ago tbe race on this continent was divided by a miserable quarrel, and the French rival eagerly seized his opportunity of steppicg in and profiting by the division. There are men on both sides who for selfish objects, under the abused names of patriotism aud loyalty to keep that quarrel alive They will laiL That wound, too, time will haul, and the English-speaking racs npon this continent will be one again. Not to those alien communitie of South America -communities of Indians with a top sprinkling of Latins but to the kindred axu politically congenial population on the north, the eye of American etatetmea ahould be turned. There is the congenial alliauce. There is the reinforcement which amidst this ioJax of foreign elements the self-governing element neeis.

In America is the great field, bat in England ia (till the cradle, the central hearth, the ancestral ahrine of the race. Round England, apparently, rlouds of danger gather. Her world-wide Expire is all too much for her now that, though still Queen, the is no longer absolute mistress of the sea. opposite she is hard pressed, what will the Anglo Saxon cf America do? Will be, to wreak an cli and balf-imsginary wrong, or to gratify blind hate and pusioa, take part with the enemies of bis race and greatness aud help them to trample on the ashes of his forefathers and tho aacred place of bis history? If he doe, surely be will be laying uf for himself in the future regret and shame. To guard and save, if necessary, the cradle of our civilization were surely the wiser, and, in the end, even the more politic course.

if ior nit a. corcn DO NOT neglect It It should be loorened soon as possible, and to do lair nothing excels Hazard's Pectoral lialsam. Obstinate coughs yield at once to its expectorant, soothing and healing properties, while colds, hoarse-neas. whooping cough, asthma, eta. are promptly relieved by its perfect action on the throat and bronchial rubes.

ttokx orr xo Em ixmx. BY disease nd deblHtj- the human system become wont out and run dawn before its time. Keep the bead clear, lhj bowels regular, the blood pure, the kidneys and liver active by the nee Burdock Blood Hitters, nature's great tonic and regulator, a'ad disease cannot exist i tint is a irjtBEu CAnr. TTTJIILE working la a lumber camp a year if ago I canght a severe cold which set tied onmvlurgs.1 got no relief urtQI tried Halyard's 1 Vet oral Balsam, which cared me entirely. I highly recommend it Jckx tVnjgor.

Mrmettawan. Cnt rKEVAimc SUKSXSS. THE most prevalent complaints at this sea son are rheumatism, neuralgia, eo-e throats inflammations awl congescoaa. For all these and other painful trouble Harvard's Yellow Oil is the best laternaland external remedy. 1 USE K0YL crown soap.

WILL CURE OR RELIEVE BILIOUSNESS, DIZZINESS, DYSPEPSIA. DROPSY, INDIGESTION, FLUTTERING JAUNDICE. OF THE HEART, ERYSIPELAS, ACIDITY OF SALT RHEUM, THE STOMACH, HEARTBURN, DRYNESS HEADACHE, OF THE SKIM, And every species cf disetse arising trom disordered LIVER, KIDNEYS. STOMACH, BOWELS OR BLOOD. T.

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BROCK, AGENT, pace, til Mil Street, VTiualpex. RECAMIER 0 1 0 SARSAPARILLA The safety pf human life depends upon a proper observance of all natural laws and the use In cases of sicknoes of only such medicines as ara Known to be of greatest value. In this unusual sprinz season, after a winter remarkable for the sickness which prevailed, a Blood Purifier and 2 edi? 'SP8' fm the We current every trace of Impure matter, and to stimulate, streUKthen and build up the system and prepare it for the warmer weather of summer. To accomplish this iXbesamierTsabsaparillaTi Should be reely used, as a Blood Purifier of t'se highest value. It acts with quick yet pleasant potency upon the Stomach, liter.

Kidneys and Uowels. Is cleansing, soothing and invigorating; reconstruct, the wasted tlssusi, restoring to the entire system perfect health. liyltauae Catarrh can be cured by the exnula'on cf the scrofulous taint from which the disease arises, neutralizing tho acidity of the blood. To sufferers from Rheumatism there Is nothing lite It In the world. It will effect a cure where cure Is possible.

IX8E0AHIER I SMSflFABBLiTfl Overcomes that, "tired feeling." and gives a serene and satisfactory feeling of physical Improvement which is comforting. It Is an excellent promoter of strength, and a general health rejuvenator after Scarlet Fever, Pneumonia. Diphtheria and other diseases that are prostrating. I)o not lose sight of the fact that the vitiated blood, contaminated either through heredity or by careless neglect of proper precaution, gives early notion of danger by the unmistakable "danger signals- which soon beirin to make their appearance. It is indicated in many ways; among them are Inflamed and purulent eyelids, distrusting eruploni on the scalp and other parts of tho body.

Irregular appetite, irregular bowels, it affects all parts of the body. The sufferers from any of the many diseases, disorders or enfeebled -secretions enumerated above may rest assured that in this preparation they have the best remedy that science affords. 1 ft RECAMIER jfSARSflPARlLLA fl Sirin5 Me3icin. Pr'-emlncntly to a others. A medicine pure and simple, not a beverage.

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Wholeeale Dealer In norseman'. Headquarters. HPT Pfl WAU PAPERS. TVHOU3ALE BootsiSfioBsJninhtVallses ClntMiitTMaiiTifantnrBrs JAMES ROBERTSON I Cfl ft Jm J. H.

ASHDOWN, ThQMPSON.CoD.EE&Cq, SUam STEEL paints, oils, glass. WHolBsala Grocers. Full line of Carriage Coeds. and best aatjrtmein north Chicaaooruut Montreal. Write forprlcei.

24 and 28 MtDEJ8TI STREET. MITCHELL DRUG Co R.D.RICHARDSON, I THE C. 6DMEY CO. MANITOBA WIRE Co UhoiistLE Druggists. STATIONER, manufacturers op iianufactubebs of oormspondkce i.

bookbinder, oftffii8' Barb and Plain Twisted Wire, lTMeDermott St Winnipeg. 1373. PRINTER. 1389. Ccr.prlncessandAloxanderStreeU Agents far Vltum Wire Fencing.

T.D.ROBINSON, XHP iADYERTISE c-e. wholesale DIALER is IT Want to buy a farm, I JIACTTACTUREK OJT AVrilRACITE IIAKDnri IT VVmt a rrm. I IT1 COAL SW.I.JSSS THE TRIBUNE Carnagj Tops, Seat Trimmings WHtefor.Mecs. MlSt WINNIPEG. I S.WESBRDDK edward drewb.y, i Sole ABent for the 3 '-Mrf 'rLWS i Celebrated -ts TJ MINE flows UtoB I fe 1 jo THE PATTEHSOI REDWOOD BREWERY.

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Insulated Electrical Wire, Electrician's Tapa, Electric Bella Pulls and Pushes, Electric Eesdla Aimimchtors, Tools Used in Electrical Work. J. H. ASHDOWN I Hardware Merchant, WINNIPEG. Fresh Seeds JUST RECEIVED N.

H. JACKSON Druggist and Seedman, 56S Kain Sbei, lcWiiiiira, Winnlppg. THE NOTED BRAHIFOftD WHEEL WKASY TERMS. TSa GARRUTHERSX brogk IaJITlKI lsSla, t4 Ivi SL, UlKCftS. MASSBYsC0 ''-htTff'l Have PERMANENT WARE- mMk H0USB3 and AGENTS at Af.

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Office Baijijatyije Streat East, JribuQe Buildiijg. DOCTORS' rr cscta Dr. Horse's Indian Itoot Tills. They are trie Remedy that the bounteous hand- of nature has provided for all diseases arising from Impure Blood. MORSE'S PILLS lYDICrSTIOX, UTEE OKriJl.1T, rtmix, uc.

Etc. For Sale by All Dealers. IV. If. C03IST0GK, Sr5D0JS! Black Tartarian AND White Canada We hire just Imported a large qnaaUtr of these Oats for seed on oar own farm, snd bare a limited qcarlitj ef each to dispose of.

Tre seed Is pare and free from any noxious Treed. Tha Tartarians are lot two Tears growth frcm imported Enrocesn teed. The White Canada are a new Oat. which has been eztensireir tested in Ontario, and has proved to bs cf great merit. Ther reach resemble Vlck's American Banner, bst are about one week earlier ripening.

PRICSL Kick Tartarian si. 00 per bushel Wtlte Canada OOperbuhel Sample of tbe aboTe can be seen at the Farmers" Adrccate office, SBannatjao street eUt- WELD Box 214, Winnipeg, uan Special Kotice SAVE MONEY AND SAVE BAGS. I par "Jc. per 100 pounds or rags; 40a. for paper stock, I boy ail description of scrap metals, east and wroafht iron, copper, brats, lead, etc Beer and square gin bottles, 10c.

per dozen. Orders promptly attended to. B. SHCACCE. IM Klaa I The St.

Pant, Uinneapoli and reo I Manitoba Railway and Branches 1890. I became the (IgreatIIhortherhD RAILWAY LINE. With XSOOmHes of sieel track it rnnathrpuKh 63 counties in Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota and Montans, rerchins; all principal points from St. Paul, Minneapolis West Superior and Doluth. It farnishea through close connections, the best and cheapest route to and from all points in Idaho, Utah, California, Oregon, Washington, British Colombia.

Alaska, the Canadian Northwest and Manitoba. It is the only American line west of Chicago oaring a track la'd with T3 pound steel rail, and owning its entire magnincent equipment of elegant Dining and Sleeping Ca- a. handsome Day Coaches and Free Colonist Sleepers. It Is the only line running through the great Milk IUtT-T Reservation of Montana, with solid trains without change to Chinook, Benton, Great Falls, Helena and Butte. It reaches the largest area of free government land of agricultural value now remaining in the country.

It is the principal line to Lake MInnetonka.and the pleasure, fishing and hunting resort of the Park Region of Minnesota. It is the direct route between St- Paul, Minneapolis, Aaoka, St. Cloud. Duluth, West Superior. Fergus Kalis.

Crookston. Moor-head, Fargo, Grand Forks. Grafton. Winnipeg, Devil's Lake, Ellendale. Aberdeen.

Huron, Watertown, Sioux Fails and Sioux City. For rates, tickets, maps and guides apply or write to F. WHITNKYTGenl Pass, and Ticket Agent.GRKaTNoBTHlRXRAii.waT, St Paul, or IL G. McMICKKN, 276 Main St, corner Fortago A Winnipeg. Manitoba Horthwestern Railway.

COA179Z OT TT-krr Taking effect April 9, 1890. Regular passenger train run a follows: WESTBOUND. Leave Winnipeg at 11:15. On Tuesdays for Rapid City. Rasscll and intermediate points.

On Thursdays for Rapid Cfer, Saltcoats and Intermediate station. On Saturdays for Rapid City. Russell, Saltcoats and intermediate points. KASTBOL'ND. Leave SaltcoaU on Monday and Friday, at 5.3 Leave Russell on Wednesdays, at 7.05.

Leave Itapid City on Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays, at 10.10. A freight train leaves Binscarth Thursdays at 20-5j for Russell, passenger leaving Win-nlpegatlLtf on Thursdays can connect with A frekjht train leaves Rasscll Fridays at 6.50 and maJies connection at Biscarth with train for Winsipeg. The pasenger trains for Russell I pats Bin scarth Tuesdays and Saturdsy at 2CL52. A psssenger train leaves Russell Saturdays, at H.40. and makes connection at with train for Saltcoats.

Regular east bound passenger train make a close connection at Portage la Prairie with Canadian Pacific westbound trains, and at Wlenipeg with the easthound trains of that company. Pass, (Miles i Tu-Thu. from 8TATX02ts. 3Io.We, and SatjWpg. Fri.

Leave. Arrive. 11:15 i 1720 l- 15J 91 I Gladstone. u-U -Neepawa. itls 17:10 I 135 Jtlnnedosa i 1135 18J5 ar1 150 Rapid Clty de 10:10 171 Shoal ga Sat! 211 Binscarth Jai tlin ar 223 a Rnasea 73de" 1iA 236 455 23iThu 2125 Sat KI Saltcoats 5:33 Meals.

Ji. Thursday and Saturday, fr Wednesday. eThursdays and Saturdays. Mondsy ud rriaaTa If any passengers for ststiens between Winnipeg and Portage la Prsirie. train will stop to let 01T, and wbea flagged to take on paaiien- gers.

YT. R. BAKER, A.MTX)NALD, Oen.Supt. (J tVh Is WEAK. SERTOrS.

HEBIEITA FOLLY alJll.VHA. Ml bas TRIFLEO away his YlOOItof I OIY. MIND and AN HOOD, ransl ng exh anstlng drains upon the I Ol STAIN of El I IIEAItaciIK. nACKACHE. Ereadral pTeams.

WEAHUm of Memory, HASH- rci.sr.ss society, ri.m'EMupon the ACE. and all the EFFECTS lei dins to EARLY IiECAYand porhapsCOXSL'MP. TIO nr lsNiTY.no,!dcoDnltatouC9 tbe CF.LEIirtATEH I)r. arke, Ertabllsed Dr. Clark ha.

made SEKVOI HE-HI LIT Y. rimoMC and nil Diseases of the UEMTO I'RIXAKI Urcsrm a Ufa Etody. It makes NO lfit'rence WHAT have taken or WHO failed to cure yoa -HYIHILlS and al! bad Hlood and Nklit IMwurs penoanrntly rnred. Sf 1 1) n.l I It 1 A II nrat plaints, AJIret. onirrhora.

Htrietnrr. Varicocele, and all the lienlto-Urinary Organs cured promptly without injury to Stomach. Kkloeys or other Omna Sj-Noeipertnimt. Age and expert- WK enee Important. Consultation free 9ML and aaered.

91 Mi-Send stamp for Question List, so as to de- (I scribe plainly the syni tnms of yonr particular BM disease. Medicines it it every here secure fromexpoMare to 13, Address, p. d. CLARKE, M. D.

186 SOUTH CLARK STREET, CHICAGO, ILL. OtSTROYSAND REMOVES-WORMS OF ALL KINDS IN CHILDREN OR ADULTS SWEET AS SYRUP AND'. CANNOTiHARM THE MOST. r. -3- DEUICATE'CHILO I MEETINGS.

Bj 4 NCIKNT LANDMARK ka. Lodge. No. G. R.

A. F. ff A. M. Regular Communication vvVVl AWlll be held on Monday, Hay 3rXf 12th.

In Masonic Hall, corner Main street and Iortage avenue at 20 pFI o'clock. Visitingbr. Jhrrn cordially mtm welcome. W. A.

Windatt, WJVI. D. IL I "or- don. Secretary. fa QT.

JOHN'S IX) DOE, No. 4. A.F. -H A. M.

Regular communi-. cation on Wednesday. May dyri-ln tne Masonlo Hall, Winnipeg. BBB Vf Oy; at 8 o'clock p-m. sharp.

Visiting Bflj fyy brethren cordilJr invited. A. A. Aird, W.M. W.

Braden, Seo'y. P.O. Box 696. jBBJ ra TONIC LODOX. NO.

23, A. F. Aji A A.M.. O. R.

meets the first JM Ar Fri'lay ln each month, in Masonlo flflfj SV rlfii balL Visiting brethren cordially BfJ SJCC welcome. By order of J. J. White, 9B VaW.M. John D.

Clark. Secretary. ez -aSBRa. ATANITOBA LODGE. 'iWiitjr 11 No.

I. LO.O.F, meets ysgJvSai-yiin Oddfellows' hall, corner ty. 7Fof Princess and McDennott CSCSiD streets.everyFrtdayat8p.rn. Visldngbrethrenarealways CS welcome. J.

It. Alexander, flj N.O. J. J. Roberta.

R. a P.O. Box 324. xf-i IVTORTII 8TAR LODQK I rXMtHik No. 2.

1.O.O.F.. meets Tuesdsy evening in BJ SZJSesI' Friendship hall, Mclntyre fln block. Visiting brethren cordially welcome. Geo. Dixon, N.G.

K.N. Page. R.S. rlfNBHAnA -'J- Lodge, No. 7, LO.

-tftj Jjri SXO. meets every Btj L-Ji Thursday evening in VT Friendship tall. Mc- Intyre block. Visiting brethren cordUUr wel- flfe coue. 8.

B. Ritchie, N. G. A. B.

StoveL lLSJl 9 Xyv W1NNIPKQ W)DOE. NO. I 9 IC of meets every Tues- Ay day evening ln Pythian hall. Cle- OBJ, In' 'Af-13 ments block, near James street. JBJE Fy 51 Viaitingbrethrenalwayswelcome.

H. KtVrVCErl Endowment branch insures mem- ZS2fL bers for I1.0C0, fi.000 or S3.0CC. I. Bennetto, C. C.

J. IL Hacking, IC of It. S. Hpiw A SSINIBOLVE LODGE. NO.

yiSA K-ot P-t rneets every Thurs- 1 yPVday evening in Pythian hall, Cle- Kl3nlents block; east side Main street. B4hr Snear James street. Visiting yJVqpj bretLrtn cordially welcome. PflB W. BF' J.W.

Carroll. K. of R.fc3. wl UJiP, TtTINNIPEO LODGE. NO.

1 Ji A.O.U.W. (Pays 12.000 to C(11TntV bencflciarles-l Meets second and Friday of each month at to Friendship haiUIcIntyre 53vfeSt; block. Visiting brethren always ttr TKgVSrv' vrelcomo. A. 1'- Christie, M.

W. fL jtrtP' P. McICenzio. I tec. flj tTtfANTTOBA LODGE.

NO. 2. if 111 A.O.V.W. (PaysllOOOto 1. bencflriarles.) Meets l't and 3rd ''Je Monday of each month, in tho Oddfellows' hall, corner Princess and McDermott streets.

Visiting k.f. brethren always welcome. J. II. I Dibson.M.W.

J. Miller. Bee I vlSSfe. RTVKR LODGE. NO.

sWAalr'W- (I'aystiOOOto iS2f beneficiaries. Meets on first and K- floifAll Friday of each monA in BF lgivS Friendship haU, Mclntyre block. CtXgJlS Visiting brethren always wel- BR WtCcome. J. J.

Philp. M.W. J.M. Matthew. Rec, P.O.

Box 626. pOI'RT KXCELSIOR. NO. iwt 689K. A.O.F..

meeUonthe 1 first and third Thursday of each monl In Foresters' hall. liCftlJBWBra over Y. II. C. A.

rooms, corner i Ml Ti lUnlMiW 1 il Ialn and Alexander itreeta. JK Visiting brethren cordially mr. X3uffl5JKt welcome. B. James Piper.

C. It. ttSmeed, Secretary. Mi tflOURT GARRY, Na 2, aO.F, I meet Monday, fist April ln Friendship bail, Mclntyre block. KT Special business, election of ofllcers.

flt A. Monkman. GIL TaRobinson.R.3. P.O. Box 168.

1 0 V- pOURT OSBORNE. Na 22. C.O.F., meets in Friendship w' hall. Mclntyre block, on Mon ti fcJf fl day. 28th April.

at 8p.m. Special AS. business, election of officers. iiB XfZSaf Chris Campbell, aR. gflc3r J.

P. BrUbin. ICS. X.DJ. pOURT RUPERT, NO.

Ii O. meeu Monday, 2Sth April. Special business, election MM of office rs. ia Foresters halLover Y.M.C. A.

rooms, corner of Main MM and Alexander streets. Visiting I brethren always welcome. il Ben Nicholson, C.R. KnVl L. Godbolt.

R.3. W-r. TTL8THR tlEROES, L. (. iU No.

1520. meeU first Tuesday -jJrTfl i11 each month in the District rmm Pff i Orange hall, corner of Main and 1 mm AVi'S-n Market streets. Visiting brethren JCZ. cordially Invited. Xkmm fttT Wm.

CocoEy, W. gf- enmtlSS? A.ILMoekman. MMl T7NITED BROTHEVflioOD i'M aT A of Carpenters and Joiners of UmM 1 Si'tDi America. Union No. 343, meets iMm IfflVl every alternate Monday In For- tJmm KM 'J- 0Trr, rooms.

EH JiAI Slck.deaih and disability benefits. ianfl 4r fS VlsiUBg brethren cordially in- TnJI-jsr vlted. J. Young. Pre.

(J. BB Lye.R.8. P.0.K1X&I; Q0N8 OF ENGLAND BE- WtfiJ t3 mcroLEST Society. West- Wmm ffizC. wardHo! IleiNc.SmeetsVt mW the Knights of Pythias haU.

BBB BfS-f'T Clement block, Main street, on Wmm Monday night. AprU It, and Smm tsrnate Alondav thereafter. mWM ftfil FOT Proposition forma and in- Wif formation address T. C. At- Tmmt drew, Sec, P.O.

Box 353. BB Fa Train with PuDrnan VestirmlA rw. HD tog Room (Sleepers. ViCetTL, imW of latestnesign. between tSleaga MMwt? IB keeand rani and JIlaafVMlU PH at Trains with Pnllmac VeidhnW rw lMm tog Room Sleepers.

Di nliF cVrsndoSI. TmM of latest dtsign. between Ifl eslllMiil Drawlag SmmM eleetwrs via the Perth- VILl KAUread between Chirac and rfflfl "rtlaad. Ore. anwM Trala to and from Eastern.

immm western. Northern and lntral Wisconsin VII points, aifordingnneqiialled serrico to and from anBI naakrskm. lend da Lr. fl.kkxk. Xetmmh, wimm neaaaha.

fklnprwa rails, Eaa t'lairr, liar. CIlBB er.Wl ani Iraaweedl and Btmncr, lal For ticket, sleeping ear reservations, tan UMm tables and other information, apply ot Rail the line, or to Ticket Agents anywher? in the sMIl United States or Canada. fafl S. R. AIN'SLIE, 1 IL BARLOW IS General Manager.

I Genl Trtfflc Manajrer ifl LOUta ECKSTEIN, I'flB AatisUnt Genl Pern, and Ticket Agent. nJmm MILWAUKEE, WIS. mmU irLUBHQ H0ikN: EARLY CLOSING PARADE BECOMING A LIVE ISSUE. Demonstration To-Night on Main Street Publio Meetin? in Pioneer HalL The special meeting of the Early Closing association latt night wa an enthuitaatla gathering. Tbe members reported receiving encouragement on every hand In their movement, though they were cautioned not to take any coercive measures.

Msny of the merchant and other citizens have promiied them financial aid 1c carrying on t'ae agitation in a conservative manner. Messrs. Calder and Chlaholm who intcrwiewed tbe dry good merchant during the day, at least those who had signed tbe mutual agree ment, reported that all were willing to close at 7 o'clock this evening. The lines of business that will inaugurate tho early closing movement to-night are Dry goods (exespt two stores), sll the clothiers and gents' furnishings, the boot and shoe merchants and grocers. The names of G.

Frankfurter and A. D'Autenil were omitted from the list published yesterday of dry good merchants who bad signed the agreement, and also T. Brownlow, G. Gray, Barron Teterson and S. Boyle from tbe list of clothiers.

TO-HIGI1T. It was decided to have a street parade ef clerks and sympathizers this evening, and to hire one of the city bands. The procession will form in front of the Hudson's Bay store at 7 30 o'clock, and, after marching as far north as the C. P.R. track, will return to Pioneer ball, to participate in the publio meeting to be held there at 8 o'clock.

The members of the several labor organizations In sympathy with the movement are re- 2 nested to join In the procession. Rev. A. Crews bas promised to be present at the meeting and speak In support of early closing. The city bell will ring this evening at 7 o'clock, and it is hoped it will be the death knell of shopping after that hour.

tKORTHERNlMCiFltXl UD MII1T0B1 BSILBiV. Time Table, taking tract December 30, North Bound- South Bound. 'TTiSd STATIONS. -IfiNSI No5 No.53 Si; Cent Stand. Time No.51 No.56 L30p I a.

10.50a, UOp 1.0 Kennedy Avenue L25p l.OTpl 3.0 10.57a: 4.4Jp 12.47P IMpi 9.3 ll.Ua! S.08p 1J.3 Carticr 11.32a 3.2ip 23.5 lLI2ai 605p lL12a ai6p27.4 Point. fi.20p 10.47a XOop 32.5 Plains. CtOp 10.11a 2.18p tat Morris 'll23p 7.0Up 9.42a 2.33 16.g 12.3lpl 7.35p 8.58a 2.13p 58.0 LetaUier 12.55pi 8.12p 8.15a L53p 610 J.We8tLynne.5 L15pj 8.50p 7.00a 1.40p 68.1d....Pembina....a L25pj 9.05p 10.10a 2U8 S.20p, S.25a Junct' 9.50p 8.35a 8.3.a 8.CCp d.St 7.05al Wtitward Eastward. 110.20a Bismarck. 12J55a lO.llp 11.06a 2.50p Helena 7.20p 10.50a 12.40a 5.40p S.I0p C.40a 7.C0a I (via 0 R.

6.45a 6.15a (via Cascade div.) 3.15p ICOOp (via Cascade dir.) Portage la Prairie Branch. Daily I (Dally ex.Su. STATIONS. (ex.Su HJOa 0' 4ip 1 Kennedy Avenue 3.0 Portage Junction 43Ip 13.5 Headinglv 1 5ip lOSOa 2L0 Horse Plains. 530p Pit Spur.

1 Eustace 6J7p 852a 42.1 Oakrllle 638p 825a50.7 Assiniboine Bridge Portage la Prairie 720? Morris-Brandon Branch. Mixed. Mixed. No. 7.

No-S. 12 45 fc35 234 Roland 1 1.03 pm 3 35 i 12.15 ra (131 Swan Lake. 9.17 a 7.50 Greenway. I 7 J5 a 10.1." I Wawaneea 4.30 a No. 7 runs Mondays and hursdays.

No. 8 runs Wednesdays and Saturdays. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars and Dining Cars on Nos. 53 and 54. Passengers will be carried on all regular freight trains.

J. M. GRAHAM. IL SWTNFORD. General Mansrer.

General Agent. Winnipeg Winnipeg. Bf 3s 1 ISsrrSsr ii s3o- co JSk 513 2 I 232 8S3 Miles from o. eb'eo Sb'e'o, lthbrldge. SHU 8 Mflesfrom eoob 0000 lronmore.

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