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TIIE WINNIPEG DAILY MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1893. 3 iSsiiiLL GOSSIP Tne Game's Bright Outlook Throughout the Country. fiEARL EVERI STATE IS OS DECK numerous leagues and Mor Numerous Cities Ready For th. Umpire's Cry of rl7 Ball!" Nw Rule That Will Make Better Sport and Croiih Out Rowdyl.m. jjnrch ls roinlnUertliiit another season of'bustbaU swooping down upon tho land o( the froo, tho home of tho bravo and the community of the Amorlcnn nation rvl sport.

And thoro la nlrondy evidence to show thnt 18U5 will he tho great-est yinr for professional bnsobnll since the game has been plnjod. Every state east of the Kooky mountain will be represented byoneormoro profcsslonalclubs.whlletho amateur organization ore almost countless. Tbcro may be cause for complaint of had business In some lines of trade, but It will not apply to those who supply tho paraphernalia fur equipping baseball clubs and teams. The umnugor of a "siiortlug goods house lu Now York rooontly told mo that his was three weeks behind. In Its orders and going farther back stondlly.

In tplte of Increased faollltloa tho houso could not keep up with the orders that keep pouring In. Asearly as the middle of January Chairman Young of the national board informed me that. Including tho National leaguo, 15 baseball organizations had eocurod membership' under that groat bulwark of the national gnuio, the national Igreement towit: National loaguo. Western lensuo, Eastern leaguu, Westoru association, New Kntfland league, New Kngland association, Texas league, league. Central league, Iowa and Illinois leaguo, Virginia league, Schuylkill Valley league, Pennsylvania State leaguo.

Now York Stato leaguo and Atlantic association. Of thoso thoAtlnntio association will proliably not tako the field, and tho Southern and Central tongues have consolidated, but other organizations havo 'sprung up and joined the combination within the Inst month. Tho Connecticut Stnto leaguo has not only organized, but is the first one to he out with an ofliclnl schedule of games. The Ohio Interstate league has been tukon Into membership, andthq Michigan, leaguo Is well under way. Over 100 cities will bo thus represented by more than 100 professional clubs, employing about 1,400 players, who will draw captain wanun KonissoN or daltimouk.

a sum In salaries footing up not loss than 11,000,000. The.so are somo of tho cities represented In the great baseball nntional agreement circuit: National Lceirno. Boston, New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Waxhink'lon, Hultimnre, Fitfetburg, Cleveland, Chicago, Bt. Louix, Louisville, Cincinnati. Eiwtcrn Lragiie.

Buffalo, Toronto, Bins-hiimton, Bprlngllild, I'rovidnnee, Bc-rantun, gynwusu and Wilkiwlmrro. Western League. Minneapolis, Kt. Paul, City, Milwaukee, Detroit, lndiunap-olis, Umnd Rapid and Toledo. Western Ajwoointion.

Hioox City, Rock la-land Mulinn, 11-orhv Jncksnnville, Lineuln, OiiKiho, St. Jojenh and Di-V Molm. New England Leniroe. Bangor, Full River, Lewiston, Portlnntl, Paw-tucket and Worcester. New Knu'liinil Lowell, Lawrence, Haverhill, Manchester, Hroektun anil hiil.ni.

Texas Leaguo. DidLis, Dcnnison, Bhcrman, Fort Worth, Galveston, Houston, Shrvveport, fan Antonio mid Austin. Central I.euiw. Montgomery, New Orlmrtu, Atlanta. N'u-shvlllc, Chattanooga, Evansville, Memphis and Littlo Rock.

Virginia Lcnirac. Petersburg, Norfolk, Richmond, Newport News, Ituunoku' und Lynchburg. Then nmnng tho other gssoclntions named shovo will bo found clubs In the following cities: Terre Haute, Fort Wayne, l)ulni(uo, Springfield, Sprlngllcld, Ilurlingtiin, Juliet, Dayton, Lima, Sandusky, Troy, Amsterdam, Schonen-tady, lltldgcport, New Haven, Jlnrtfnnl, Meriden, llazlotun, Wnterbury, Potts-town, Morris town and Uendlng. And still the list Is nut complete No season In tho history of the gunio ever began with so many cities of tho United States represented In tho professional field. A decidedly distinct fonttira given to this opening season by cTory ono of tho i National leaguo chilis going south to train.

This Is tho first Instaneo In the game's history when thnt has occurred. Somo am already ou their Dixie training grounds, others are ready to start, and the rwt nre getting ready to go. Dy the middle of March tlio teams will lie located thus: lilstons at Columbia, ii lirook-lyns st Savannah, New Yorks at Jackson-We, Wnsblngtoiis at Charleston, at Macon, Clcvelands at Litllo Hock, St Iconises nt Hot Springs, Louis-Tlllei nt Houston, Chicago at (mlvrston, Cincinnati at nnd I'hllndulphlas at Hampton, Va, Tho Plttehurgs will lm the last of tho 1J to go south, anil they will take the llrooklyns' place nt Snvan- -ah aUut tho Uuth, when tho llrooklyns tart through tho Central league clr ult to lilny a teri, Now, what caused all this rush for nrm training grounds? Nothing but tho lt Inures success lout yenr. M.ntaeer Ilunlfin early In March, 1H04, took his enin to the southern states and kept them hero till thoolinniplonshlpstnson opennl. They went Into tho rare as "hard ni nails'' ml cantered 0way at a pace Hint greatly dllrew the stiff muscled, soro armed tars of other clubs, whn had trained In "fen-out and arctlos In the chill hortliern clime.

Tlie lenn tnuglit by that trip Is nerally heeded this spring, "hen tho 1-nguo chniiiplnnshlp Kn)n 0Imh April uiip may eijKct to si Unm tnkii tho fli 1.1 fit to flht for tlio 'd, and them may bo nothing but tie samos op tW! llm Ul eoour vanurnbln Untie Anson may XsTt to come bnetc aa lilmldo ns a kid kiiirkrrbm-km. Here a hoping thnt the old man may rind what poor Ponce did not the (contain of jK rpetual Th prwrnco of the 1J league eiuhs In the aouihern trrltory during V' 6' la honnd to stir up I uiiual Intirct always altar-hod to "ulo of National nrt There la no exocp-' ono recently otV. Tlics. h.Hlul0f ohaniplon- ship ganiiis thoreat adoptod of oour-so Is of concern only to the cities of the major circuit, but the changes iiindo In the p.aylog rule Inter.Mt (u! lowers of the gaiuo everywhere bticaiiso tlnse sumo rules are tha rub's by which every professional club In tho United will lie governed during the season Some of these changes In the playing code are of considerable tmpor-lunca and should be well received. That which makes a foul tip caught by tlio citchor standing directly behind tho bat a strike is doing tardy Justin; to list pitcher.

Tho play Is so nearly a striko thai no distinction should ever have been made to take It out of that class If the ball hits tho bat with enough surface to bo dullect-ed from Its course, tho catcher will not lie able to get It, and therefore tho play easily classed as a fouL Tho League acted wisely In confining tho use of tho big mitt to catchers and first basemen and In limiting the size of the gloves used by other members of the nine. The glove aud mitt rago bas grown so much during the last yenr or two that some fears were felt that unless a check were given tho fashion It would not bo long before a baseball team going out to piny would look much like soldiers of the lulddle ages on their way to battle. Lovers of the game owe the rules committee a debt cf gratitude for drafting those aniondnients which aro expected to curb tho noisy coaeher and completely squelch tlio unreasonable kicker. Those two classes Imve In late 'crrs heenmo exasperating nuisances. Tliry will now lie suppressed.

Tho coaeher Is eonflm-d to coaclilng the base runner only by words of necessary advice. If ho otl'ends against this new rule and will not take warning, bo will deprive not only himself but the rest of the tenra from further coaching In th The kicking Is hereafter confined to tho two captains. If any private leaves his place In tho field or the bench to question a decision, ho will bo fined for tho first offense and removed from the game. Indecent, obsceuo or abusive language by a ball player on the field, whether applied to the umpire, a plnycr or a spectator, subjects him to a fine of from tH to Jl'iO and removal from tho game. If tho umpire refuses to enforco theso rules, ho will bo fined t-M for tho first offense and $'i0 for tho second.

It follows that ho will not fail In his duty. Moreover, a club detected In paying offending player's lino or reimbursing him therefor will be lined ten times tha amount Consequently players will pay their own flnos this year. These rules are Intended to bo more than dead letters hen-after, and tho country may ho expected toseo respectability on the bullfield this year. It should not bo forgotten that theso rules on fining umpires aud clubs apply only to the National le ague. All the others control every professional club and team.

A star among the players of tha National league this year is ilhur Kohlnsun, cnptuln of the champion Haltimorcs. Ha Is a natlvo of Hudson, Mm, and lit years old. Ha played with the Athletics from 18S8 to and thus made his reputation. Since then he bas been with tho club. Robinson Is a credit to tho profession.

He Is popular, honorable, Intelligent and of excellent character. O. P. CATUn, HIGH PRICED HORSES. Arion and Ormonde each sold fur Pt.

ninhj co-it his' present owner a cool $100,000. Acolyte, Siniigglernud Pocahontas each sold for flu, 000. and Bell Boy sold fur $.11,000. The Bard, Common and Donc-ister were each beauties. Phil Dnyer ttavo for Bolero and will regret It to his dylntlay.

King Thomas cost Senntor Hoarst and wasn't worth $10 as a ruoo horse, Axtell'i prlco was and C. W. Williams refused $150,000 for Allerton. lit wishes he had not done so now. Sunol and Stamboul sold for $11,000 each, Nancy Hanks was a $42,000 mnre, and Maud 3 cost Hubert Homier Trouble For Theatrical Wins.

"As soon as I law tho announcement that ono of the western railroads had paid Hiohard Mansfield fur tho iujurWs his wife received In tlvt collision the other day," ald Will McConnell of New York recently, "I realized that there was trouble ahcid for theatrical wives. Last night I over to Jersoy City to see Donnelly ant "rnrd. I noticed Hint Mrs. Donnelly was- 4 In the bill, so when I went behind tho scenes I asked Donnelly whut had lie-come of his wife. Oh, she's In our private carl" ho observed nnnehnlunlly.

"You'll find our car stationed on tho main line, and you'll my wlfo by tho pair of bumpers she's wearing. We have no desire to have her permanently Injured, you know. All want is to realize enough damages to float us through Lent." Actors as Managers. Ills believed by somo thst' actors are totally unlit to have anything to do with tlin business sldo of tho theater, and tho lack of Judgment displayed by some of thorn In business metiers might Indicate thnt this belief Is well founded. Nevertheless thcro are a number of managers now tucccssfiil and prominently before the public wbo lint so ninny years a ro wore tho sock and buskin.

Julian Majnus, who directs thetourof Marie Wainwrlght. until eight years ago played In support of Koslno Yokes, Loiter Wallack and other sturs. A. II. Canby, Francis Wilson's nl.le mnnnger, began his connection with the stngn as a walking gentleman, and Frank W.

Sanger, ono of the owners of tho Km-plro theater 111 New York, used to play Juvenile lovers. Tha fas of Fred rfrftVr. At the spring meeting of the National league bisclmll cliiln rWond lliseinnn Fred Pfeft rwas reinstated to good standing by the national board, but not till ha linil been fined and required to play tills year with the Louisville club, with which ho Is under reservation. Pfeffer, together with A. C.

lluiketiberger mid William llnrnle, was suspended last fall for nib-god oompliclty In an attempt to e-talv-llsh a baseball organization to fight tha reserve rule, liuekeiibergi ond Bar-nlo soon after their suspension appeared before the boird and proved their Innocence, whemiHjn the tuspcnslon was PfelTi failed to appear till this Into hour, and though he pledged allegiance to tho nntional agrw.m i.l be was a nod fur what be had duoa. Belief la Vi DtstrewlneKldaey and Bladder diseases ra llevod la six boars by the "Oeat Booth Amarl-oaa Kidney Cnre. This sw ranted? la a great spjprise and delight a.i aeconnt of Its exceeding promptness la rslltvtof pal a la the blad dar, kidneys, back and srery part af tha aria-arypaws la anals ar temala. It relieves ra-tsntion of water and pala la pawing- It almost lmmediatly. It ton wast quick relUrf and son-, this a- your ramrdy.

Raid by J. W. Mil ohell and VT. K. tnman It C.

The Latest Society Fad is the MARQUISE -oc Pksf: AND IMPERIAL 5c pkff. CIGARETTES. VJhat 15 Castorla Is Dr. Samuel Titchcr'a prescription for Infant and CLlldren, It contain! neither Oiiitini, Slorphlno nor other Karcotlo substance. It is a harmless substltuto for rarefforic, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.

It Is Pleasant. Its gnarantco is thirty years' uao hf Millions of Mothers. Castorlu-dcstroj Worms and allays feverUhncss. Castorla prevents vomiting Soar Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic Castorla relieves teething troubles, cares constipation and, flatulency. Ctutorla assimilates the food, regulates tho stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.

Cos torla Is the Children's ranacoa the Blather's Friend. Castoria. Castorla. "CastnrtaisaaazotUeot medicine for chit- "CastortabtowclladnptrdtochlMrentbal' dren. Ilothera have repeatedly told ma of Its I raconiinvnd it as superior loanyprueerlptioa good effort upon their chi Idrm." known to Die." Da.

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HI Oxford 6t, Urooklyn, N. Y. Castorla Is the bam remedy for children of "Our physicians la the children i dpart- whlch I am acquainted. I bops the day Is not men! have spoken highly of thslr Siwrl- far dlxuuit when mothers will oonsider tho real euce In their outsldo praclica with Castoda, Interest of their children, and use Castorla In- and although wa only have amooi oiur stead of the varlousquack nosu-utns which are medical supplies what is known as rrxulsr destroying their loved ones, by forcing-opium, products, yst wa are free to confess that the morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful merits of Castoria has won us to look with agents down their throats, thereby sending favor upon It." them to premature Usitib UoanTAt Dispkssist, Pa. J.

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A FOUL 8TOMACH AND NO APPETITE. Locu Swt, Loch Lokohd, Ricuhokd N. W. H. CoiisTocx, Bnocsmxi, April 10, 1802.

Dear Sir, Many yenrs po my bonols bothcreJ ma eonsMeraLly, I rwKlectc4 Uism, thinking as many men do, that I was stronR and healthy, and would easily throw tha trouble off. llower, the more I neglected myself, thfl worse I grew, until what was a costiventsi became foul stomach. 1 lost my appetite, Rrew thin, and what bad been rery simple became a Tory severe and complicated onto of that droadod disease Dyspepsia. For tome years I tried doctor attr locfor, but with no good results; at timet I would tbinkthat wa gaininR, but, alas, I. wst but an illusion, and at time went on I grow worse and worse, until my food eonsinted of water and hard-tack 'biscuit during the day.

1 had about given up all hope of erer receiving any belp for my diseasa and hs. made tip my mind, that for the km yenrs of life Uft, that my cross was to be that 1 should journey on lite't rough way, starting, complaining, slccpkaa, diaatrocabla Dysusiitia, a trial to my fritmls, and snuisanoo to myself. Aboui this time I namo r.cross one of your liit'e pamphlets and rosoWed to gtva yonr DP. Morse's Indian Root PillS a trial, and bought one boi, and began to Uke them. At first 1 noticed no improvement, but I pvisiitcd, aooording to directions, and wat amply rewardod for my patience.

Tho l'illt becan to Ofrata and benefit ma, my bowels gradually grew more regular, and 1 began to gain flesh. After about throe months I wa new man, quite as well at I eror had been In the who! course of my life. This wa oer three yean ago. I still continue to keep youi valuable Tills in the house, taking them once iu a while to keep the system in good order, purify the blood, and regulate the bowels. I ftel it my duty to writ you this note and ai-k you to rmblixh it so that if any person, suffering at 1 did, comet into possession of yonr bock, they will sot wtat tha 1'ills bar done for me, and they may prosper by my aipericDca, Ueliera, Icar Sir, yonn gratefully, KENNETH McLEOD, T.M.

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Man. THE TRIBUNE The Nevspaper for the People. I Popular THE TRIBUNE KrERTBODY KEA 1)8 THF.St. "Situations Wanted" and "Help Wanted" ON Ttn FrtEK; additional Insertions and all other oondonsod advartlsonienU on cent a word eaoh Inanition. WANTS.

lrANTKU-A (HK)I) KNKiTaL 8KH-If vnu itiKt hart rofon-uorih Apply Ml Xi'lllw WANTKll-A VK.KY HMA1.L XHICTI.AND or Wilh poT. Applf to 11. Cnabol, 81,1 liln trtMl. WANTKn-UOOMS Oil OKncfa 'to 'an and wire fiir. Apulf Inu Notre liaiiis irpt wst, eirnir Kurhy rst.

WANTKD-AN INTKI.I.IUKNT. ACTIVK man or lailr to trawl for niabla hoiiM with eiMnir paid. Bftlnrjr $f'l. Atlvanro-ninnt for full hf ul and iiocea-ful work. Iliifor-enoe.

Knolomi st'lf atiilrttiimKt otHtupfd envelope, fhwrelary, IM Ilrsw. 1', ('lili'sRn. WANTKI) BKIJAI11.K ItRIUtKMKN'TA-lltm In every to and clly to it'll lite rheiimslto our (Mai It's llmli'riw. Millions! Walor, lui I ii i Moiiclrrftil n'lneilv. Writ fiir irriii.aiirt 'rrillory.

r'ih Vaugfisn.Oi'n. eral (Vinliwllng AkoiiI. fur L. (J.A., llil'ol-Uute Jniu (IiU'sko, FOR 8ALE. AdverttiemAnta nndar this head a eeni a ward.

1X)lt 8AI.K A CAIt Or" 0(H11 WOltklNIl all yonus' ami sound. Kmiulreof V. U. Lanitiett, iHiniinun etabies, Market iuan Ixm sai.k os tkkms--choice markot Knrdin Und In or lu-ncre hlix'ttn, within two miles of rliy market; acre pi oimrl iil fsrm IsikIi. O.

V. Walker or Watt, Main ulreet, Wlenlp, 1jX)H BA1.K IfiO ACItKi Of OOOII I.ANO; (0 havelirvn ti oken; all onn lie plmiiihvri; soil very vnoil; hut honx'; Hour mill roiivenienti near to Alwiietl or Ushnw; kihmI time lo Kt plane before prtiiK; chvkp. Adilreu, 1'. Cromwell, M'ui. IX)It Rtl.K -CAMI'IVO OHOl'NIIH ON the liSksof the YViMxia, and dnalratil' lot nn Conry at pri'.

to vorynoily. Perur while rrli-r. ar low: boom onniliiK in K. II. Williams, Cneiul.t ana Ayer, Hat t'orlaifi.

1X)lt BAI.K KHKNCH MAKHI.R PAY clock, worth to hrsn new, III sold at asacrllloefnreaxh. ThU ohieli la giiarnnierd to lie in pnrtoet reiutlr at all It Is rtiprnMinled. A Una onmiii'iil for Ih parlor or dining rwjin. Apply to i. MrDonaM, ilnin ollliw.

TXlll BALE -AT WOOIWIHK, MAMTOIIA, a farm of I7u srw; annd hiKh dry land; frame hnu on me, all well nnihel: alo ifnod frame kitrhi-n adscheH: food frame some log goiMl well on pmiilMM; llmlirr for llmoimd on Mine. No Whlta Mm) river runs pl the door; only 1) nillra from railway slallou. Will sell at a greitl IwirgAln on eay Kor further iNirlioulam. apply to Ihis 4u, Tribune oillne. KOH HAI.K OH TO KXCIIANOK for oily pmiierty: ill ii llc.

from Win-lilprg. in the M-uli'iiienl of (Mesr Hprings. One hiindrad and aisly arre. loamy rolling Uiid; nniiltie run. throush the Aoni of slublile lainl, partlyfnll plouglieil and reaily for Uieaeed: (oreaof fine poplar wood, balano pa.liire: all finord wllh wire; a Inrge, warm, well flnUhed hon-e.

partly frame; UrKiotadlns, granary, inarhlue houx; Ihrre woll. nf water; aImi 10 hy lliree fnllfM from fiirm. I.lvrd I car. on fnrin, The farm la near erliooli, rlnin'tim, nwlofllce, clienae fne. lory, rollor Hour mill snil Be'd gntin, horoi'.

wngon end tiiAihineiy can be liatl. I'piwW fmiu vroMn. iT.inedlnie poaMa Ion. Adilro.il II, rare of Tribune oltloe, LOST OR FOUND. MONI)AY, i.Mh In.l..

a lli-iorr of Kims Itnlornialloii. The owner ran litve the bank tiy p) Hg for advl. Apply nt 1 lie Trtlilli.nrt1 e. TOST IIKTWKKN MAMTOIIA llftTRl. and lluilon lly yctrnlay a hunrh of ke 4.

An) one bringing wine Alanitolia lioti'l will bo rewardrd. 11 STUDIO. MHH MAY ItOOKItH IUH HKMOVJCI) her atuillo to Wo.lmln.ior llliak. In-SI mot Ion given on piano, guitar and banjo; aiM olaaoa In painting. In pa.tel.

craiun and penrlL l'lio-a wi-lilng to join th kolrhlng ela should apply at oniw. Hiuoio ore lo vlIUn-s every Friday afternoon from I tali. PARIS HAIR WORKS. WIO. DANOS.

BWITCHKR, OKNT8 Mou.tachn., male to order on the nnllne. Cotlmfr boiighl and sxrliaiigrd. Millinery In all the laleal atylea, Hiauiplng done. HnlU('lnn giihrnnt-l. All order, promptly attend)! to, Mr.

J. Kxeler, I'arU llalr ork, Ml Main street. Winnipeg. CUSTOMS BROKERS. T.

HANImCOMB, CUHTOMS Manufarturera' Agnnt, l'arale iMultrr for all aorlrilM a GftUw-Vv) Ma'u elreel. leloplion 17 I TAL It. IA tirKIHll. Hl'ltH V.nS KKNTIHT (Nnw York gnutiialei. Mlrniia oildeKaa given fur palul-i eitraollon.

iii Jlaln lre'U lloura-liay and night. i -THE- aillll MMffliuS KILLS CO FALL, 1894. Gingham, Zephyrs, Cheviot Suitings, Flannelettes, Dress Goods tonades, Awnings, Tickings, Etc. Now Ready. See Samples In Wholesale Houses.

D. riorricc, Sons Co. AOKNTH. MONTREAL AND TORONTO. Wi harsromhlned Oi lok of i.

M. I'ATMl- ou with our own, wliinh make. It tint large and 4 i eoniplMte. and In order to I mlu ll will git. yr giwat 1 Bargains For One llonth.

HHKET MIIKIO from I 10 emit, per I I Mua llooks from I oenta up. Violin, aed all Wring edandlOtAHHINHl'llC- MKMa very olimp, Call and are as. hTL fitrrowrlough A Co. 47 rial Wbsalpsf. Bs 1407.

FOR RENT. Adwrttsmaasi andee thb haad en a wort pO ItENT 8TOHE WtTnB ACKItOOM I I accommodation. Kent low, DM I'aelllo ave. TXR HEXT-KltOM TWKNTT TO KIFTY I aore of good lend, with houw, I) mile from ell Kor particulars apply to Dawaon st (inihani, MA'rlt re. WI RENT OPK1CKS -TH IC HHEMISKS 1 lately orenpleil by th.

lUnk of HrltUb North Amerlru, Main trel; poweukm glveu al onoe. Itmir. nJ trU ot clly. Apply tol'arruthers It llrock, general agrnl. yOll It KMT OR SALK-UXCKIXKNT farm of acre.

In parlh of lluatiingly Ithln ton nilleaof WliinliN-g sultanle for either grain or alork raiiug; mj aerea wira fenced: frame hnn.a and large fram. table inell her In very good stale of repair I Tlii. i one of th. very he-l farina In he Inni-pe rll-triot, Kwy teries of lrae or rale to uitatde tenant or puirhamr. Apply to Job W.

1'ook A rrliioeM alxeet. BOARD AND ROOMS. lU'ltNIMIIKI) ROOM WIR HKNT. WiTir I or without board al.o meal tioknte, lug reel. yl RKNT-KUItNIflllKI) RIKIM WITH breAkfaeUln private family; aoulh end.

Addreaa P.O. 1ms 'liil, TKW OKNTI.EMKV CAS RE ACCOM-. modated with rtxim and board at i77 Me-Vllllain One large front room; iiae of piano. VKm KENT- ONRl.AROKIIOriU.K KIIONT I room and one room: Iniih nicely fur-ni-linl. Apply at Mreet, AVISO I'CHCIIACiKD THE CtlNTASTH of the Itobllu llonae, I am now prepared to pay el net attention lo Ihe comfort of guiM.1.

The t.ouo Ix unilei-giiiiig thorough Th. table and accoiiiiiumIhI Ion tlr-l i la- In every -re-prcl, I'nnrgra ni.lilcr.,tu. Win. MoKurlan. e----- a MgETlNOa.

rtSTJs BTAR IirKlE fr NmeenlnlrUndhlchai. v2Zr vanlne; at I O'cloe Evwry nternher Mraqneetnl In at lend. Visltinc breihresi welooni. W. R.

Illchardaon, (iTl J. It. MoNabU. lta 1 MEDICAL. Dll, M.

MACKI.IV. COItVKROr; MAIV at. and Koinwa avo. Oltln lo noon, and II to 7 Tsjcphone sin, Dtl. II.

HKNHKItSOVAI.COM(Ti.T!M AND dlWAe.if iherlxot. OiIN-e Itoom No hlia-k, IH I'rtiieea. Telephone SI. DRfl. aMm -OKN'KRAL BCR-yenr and dlMiaMM nf Eye- x.i Kr.

Olllc over llobln.Mii, a dr goods store, SIM Main Uu Telntihon. Stl. (Jflloe to 11 and i.Mt to p.m.i Hunrtays, I to 4 m. -r- LEQAL. IjQlANK 8.

HUOENT. RAKRIOTuCa7TO, MolnlyT.blocg.4ie Main Bb. M. TlfOMWIV. HAItlllHTKIl, Bt)UO it.

Hot, 4j Main tret, Wlnnlpig. TIENIIEHHON MATIIR nAl'tiua fir 'fr' llrandou, Uaa, 11. K. llenderaon. II.

M. Mal heaon. 1 BALD-HEApEDMEN, 1 "OS I VkT: I Ji Kit A ItA NT I A LI. Ihna wl.blng a full and natural growth tit hah would do well lo call at room liven block, and eon.alt the agonie of the only rem-edy that will produn. a growth of hair nn a Krfix'llyhald bend, no mailer if you hare been Id HI, I.

Sor years. Treatment gives at tha above oIIIm; al oterma nn applloallon. Hhip Ion ft agents for ManltobA. MUSIC. ISH M.

WINHTANI.KY I'lllHWAM, i.TK J'l Miprann lo.l, et church, New Y(rk city, now MiliHat nf Waatiuln.ter ohureb, oily, Htuillofor vnlc culture, ajii Main ni lliNir. Itrcclvca pupil, for vole, cullui. Kor terms and rtlcular apply at studio from 1 to III. I Mil. THOMAS J.

HCOTT. I.ATK TENOR eolol-t kr-klho chiirrh.T.Tonlo, now i-hoir-matcr I. Ht. Andrew 'a rrb) teiian nhureh, Winnipeg, receives puplla In voice culture, either etaff notation or Ionic eol fa Kor lei ma apply al linllo. dJI Main street, from I till p.m..

or list Mclicrniott av. TAMKH MATTIIKWH, OIKJAMHT KN I tral imgn ual lunal ehurch, preiared receive pupil, for or. an. In.inu liiiii In ele-nienlary burmony and counterpoint fm. to organ puplla.

Tnruia Orgin. II per hour, plnnoforta ri half-hour leeeona weeklyl per inonih. Apply ear. of A.tlns niiwio slurs, or llarrowolough At Co, i TURKISH BATHS HAIR PARLOR. U.AItENIKJNT HWElTlBAfllHlT JllKIHH balba 11, or 7 for Si.

Th twtba our. rbeninalleni, nnugba, oolda, lumlxgo, pto. Our lac plain hath Inniudo eh am poo. and piling baths. Ijwlioa' and children a hair cut trimmed or -only In th.

ladlna' private parlor. 11 for, moil, dally; gnnte', afternoon, and ulghu, Hunilnya- (leuta' forenoona, and ladles' after nuoua. Whitaatlandanla. i LADjFS'JAILORINq. I atk.mt nkvv yohk htvi.kh kor Ii Muring Tweed 'oliiniiw.

Jacket and eklrt (nun IH up. Fleming aaleta tcuetotnnr'a iiiaterlHl.l from I-' New giMela arilvlng dally, Order early and save money. Uw, 1IIim' 1 allor' Ut I 'or lag avsuii. PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYORS ASSOCIATION. Under antKorlty of Jot Ion.

M. 10 and II, Cap. Ml, H.M.. Ilia following only are entitled to practice aa i'nivliiclal Land Hurveyors la Manltulesi Aliloua, Wln'fg. THrkeon, II.

Rrsndnn. 1 ihiunia, RobU 1 I'nnlar I'olnt. U.A., I Horn hough, M. Mnrten iMiopOoeevh, Ixiupe, Ilii. ker.

WX, i Harris, J.VY, Mnl'hllllp, RO," Youug, ft K. Hyonler, W. HARltlH. ecrelary Ae l.ilon. N.fl.-Th practice surveying In Manitolia hy sny oihi pnrin.

la UU-gai, aud renders Uiem liable lo prowcutlon. a ESTABLISHED M. HUGHES SON, cmmB 'gaum. at) Dsnnatyne Two doors wwt of Main, opp. Aahdown's.

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