Manitoba Free Press from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada • Page 2

MANITOBA DAILY FREE PRESS, UESDA MAY 81. DRY CPOOS. CLOTHING. heard the great and accredited orgau of the loyal party deolare that If the National Policy threatened our union with MANITOBA FREE PRESS, (DAILY BDITION). i jDllbd Kvery D7 (Hicept Sunday) at jBlx O'clock A.M., at WINNIPEG.

BY TUB AHITOBA FKEE ERESS OOMPAHI W. LUITON, Managing Direct? and Kditor-ln-Ohlot. IT WAS DOUBTED BY SOME That when we announced our Great Clearing Sale that we really did not intend going out of business, and they said it wfas only the usual humbug Cost sale. The prices that we have been selling goods at since opening our sale is the best guarantee that WE ABE POSITIVELY SELLING- AT COST and GOING OUT OP BUSINESS, and the public are now convinced of this. No Special Lines but everything at actual cost.

K. MURCHISON CO, 452 MAIN OPP. POST OFFICE BOOTS A SHOES. DRV Q0DD8. TO-DAY, BROWN LOW, OF THE TORONTO HOUSE, Id OFFERING SPECIAL BARGAINS Id Dress Goods, Muslims, Paranoia, SunbhadtH, Silk Mnntlop, Balin Mantles, Glovc-e, Hoslory, jreote, etc.

Ateo Mens Gulta, Voutha Suits), Boys Suits, Felt Huts, Hato, Shirts, Undcrwca Ti Ladles Braooe, HacdkeiohiufH, olo Wo cannot afford to take mora Bpaco in this paper we ara soiling so cheap. THOMAS BROWNLOW, The Dry Goods and Olofching Man, 519 Main Street, East Side, and 1, 3, 5 and 7 Market Street East. HARDWARE. GARDEN TOOLS, LAWK For Garden ara SPRINKLERS, jomdiitul par poses. J.

H. ASHDOWN, Iron and LAWN MOWERS, GALVANIZED WIRE NETTING, Lawn TennlefNote, Poultry InolereK Hardware'Merchant, Winnipeg. SHOWCASES MANUFACTURED BY 278 LOGAN STREET. SALE BY JOSEPH LALOIMDE, FOR G. F.

STEPHENS CO. Meurlcet St. Ka.st, Winnipeg. RUBfcR GOODS. Perciia Mir Maifg Co.

TORONTO. under U'o law a of rasnu-faotururB of TRADE. With increased tucHitics and enlarged Vulcanized Mia Tki mtla OF" Incorporated hnir Gnofls. ftlKINC POWOKM. -IB AS- AS THE PURESf AND vame tie i.

ASK FOR THE ics Fee AND TAKK NO OTI1KH, tST Bowaro of any olTored under slightly different nameo. ALL FIR8T-CtiAS8 9H0UKR3 SffiLL IT NOTICES A RARE CHANGE -FOE- This second instalment of my accounts will be sold very cheap: A. S. HALLOWBLL, $66.50 PROF. HOLT, 30.00 8EB.GT.

DEAN, 3.00 8ERG-T. GARDINER, S. I. 2.35 I. B.

MOFFAT, 24.00 LT. ARNOLD 13 OO A Q. McKAY, 369.26 R. S. NICHOLSON, 37.20 E.

O. RICHIE, 10 00 Q. BORROWDALE, Intelligence Office, 27.00 M. JAOOBSON, Intelligence Office, 8,00 T. H.

JONHS, 77 00 $537.30 A continuation of account will be ottered for eale weekly until the whole of our accounts are disposed of, being about $3,000 worth. JOS. STOVEL MISCELLANEOUS. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT- R. W.

WOODROOFE'S 406 Main Mclntyre Block. I have rented my store, No. 612, Main St to Mr. MoKittilok, have to give him Possession on the 10th of June, and all my stock muat be sold by that time, If you want bargains oall In and secure clothing, furnishings hate, lose than actual ooat from goods pur-ohased attue low flgvroe as could be seouved. All must be sold.

The balance on hand after the 10th of next month will be sold at bo muoh on the dollar. Star Clothing House, 61 2 Main Winnipeg, H. LANDERKIN 231 SURPRISE in atore for yon when you try our DANDELION COFFEE, tar Splendid value, Best In tho Market. We also soil 5 lb.ln oollee for $1.25 flatter and Kggea specialty. GIVB US A TBIAIj.

WELDOiN dor. King St. and Market Sauare. PAPER BOX FACTORY A new industry for Winnipeg, Paper Boxes of overy description made to order. THOS W.

TAYLOR TAYLOR'S BOOK-BINDERY, OWEN ST. WINNIPEG MAN 13 Farms For Sale or To Lei BIRTLH DISTRIO A number of FarmB, both improved and unimproved, for salo or to rent In Birtln District-, oouvonient to Hailway, Mill, Cliurohea, Schools, fee. Good water; plenty of tiinbor: the farms vary In slue from 100 tu 2000 aores; on the improved farms are good buildings and the aoreage under cultivation varies fioin 20 to 200 acres; In some Instances a complete outfit of stock and Implements will also be sold or rented If applicant desires. For partloulars apply to C. J.

MICKTJE, Solicitor, Birtle, Man. Birtle, 12th March, 1887. SPECULATORS SILVERWARE Holoniumifiicfurerso Maltese 'ron Unhbcr Fire lloee, "Bnkfi-' Mul- r.A U.Ull IJ .1,1 3 L. 1 a tiple Fabrfo Fire. Hot o.

cerior uuo uy. rsoto n.n BDaSCRIPIIOHB. Ctoo regr. IP" I J1? thuUfMmaBH.HoaiiUCf WMk. Slrlstlr TOiSuS? ADVERTISING PJ Use iDUd oaopvtU I Firs lnertioc JO oecWi oh pu3e3IMlon- ndYjjfant In inrtlPTOTlBeUl," 10 oents per -word eft ioB8BIONAliOAlU8traJl la ei -word Mdi 1am- Aanyi and without airplay) 10 oontoi por word per mouui.

HOHia ADVBRTIB-IMQ. OlatiiuniJjrifld trm avorythlng at tmtSSnSin-iatomr adjerUalng vKwrina to nsrniar MecowtU and Moaii-antutlns Bmttatm obiIhd at the folio wing rata vw una omhmi of aoud Nonpareu, tea aura Inn at lrahllflAtfcm to specified at the time of rrinvinn d.rartllmltt Morafhaa two diva ana out more tban una Hk-W oenia. Mora tlutn nn weak and not more tban one lortnlfnl Mm ib. Mora than ana fortnight andatrt ruot (ban trie montu 0 oofit. No advartlaenieii nndsr Ud alasstflcatlOD ttsr tort fat Ian than (3, and aooepted only for tvurr dar Insertion.

CCIHDKNaXD AD'VKRTiaKMKNTB 01 tllO itt, cua such an Situation Vacant, SUuailcnu) Wanted, Jor Sale. To Let, Parana), Lost and Vannd, SO words or under, one lnsarx lion 9U oanU, ooh additional word two cents i ti wordi of onder lor eaob. oonsoouUva Loser-lion tor Ian period than one week SS oente.eacb tAAltlanal word ooe oenl; SO word or under addition wordi oentai wotda or trader oaeh tmbeg.ucnt wMkU.OO, taoh word I oent. Oomdeniiea aA- rvtLmnwhi no iniertod every day wordi tt voder SO Mats each Insertion, eaon Mdliloc-aS word 1 cento. No advcrtlsemont charged naoootintfot leas than Jl.

AJTerUawiecH nnaooonipanJed toy roofUM nrdarfla out. MOttoeof Btethi, aoarrtagea and Deaths. SD aao tnasrUon, jarWbsre eat are Inmrtod they lOTi ba tU vK'il- sot mountcxl on wood. DAILY IOlTKH. illTf Uu IwMtW U.

It. rl; kW tmmmt, kla Irllhh ul Bnillu 111 purl, wkkih i ai kt kitmiliit imik fw fra iwmlrT.Gaqbld. 'XTTKSDAT. MAY 31, 1887. MB.

MAMTM SXfOFLI SKSiaiT. A petition calling upon Mr. Soarth to reiign 1 Mid to be la circulation among kla rrloncU in Winnipeg. We truti that it will be well aigued. Mr.

South eleoted apon prom ilea thftt diaallowanoe would fea done away with if lie were retained. Erery man in Winnipeg knowe thia. HU own friend tsted It In their reaolatlon at the mast meeting the other evening. The plaoardi on the ancee itlll bear witnea to the lacte Jaot. But the very reverm haa happened.

Diaallowanoe haa not been done waj with, bat, matter of faot, Sir John itated in Parliament wlthaut anj pro teat from Mi. Boarth that the return a Oooierrattvs waa the endonatlon of a monopoly policy. Mr. Soarth cannot prafit by thU reaolatlon of hl friend placing the hlaau upon Sir John Mftodonald. We are teld that Sir John telegraphed to Mr.

Bcarth, "GeTwrnment caadidaiea may pledge themaelTea agahut diaallowanoe and vote want of confidence if dUallowanoe improperly exorciaed." And that on Mr. Bcarth naylng that the a bo re waa nnaatlafaotory, Sir John again telegraphed, "We cannot give away a prerogative of the Grown without the content of Parliament; reat atiured there will be no more diiallowance without consultation vlth. Oonaervatlvtt memborr." Why waa telegram number otio unaat-lafaetory unleaa Mr. Soarth Intended to aature tie here thai) diaallowanoe waa to ha done away with? Why waa telegram number two ttiafaotory unlea It wa regarded aa giving that aaauranoeT Mr. Eoarth and hia friend moat certainly de -dared that dUallowanoe would he done away ith if the Government candidate ware returned.

It mattern not whether Sir John waa the Mr. Soarth originated the deception. The fact of importance ia that Mr. Soarth was elected under falie pretend of the most glaring kind, and ihonld therefore resign. Mot anly have we beon grossly de ojlwed to the uourae of the Government should Mr.

Soarth be eleoted, but Mr. Scarth himself has broken almost every promise whloh he made regarding hia oonduct in Parliament. He did no' apealc against disallowance. He did sot even vote against it without Sir Charles Tupper apologising for him on the graand that he had been foioed by his constituent to pledgehlmself to a course whioh was net to his likiAg. However we may look at it, Mr.

Soarth should resign. He haa broken every promise whioh he made previous to the election with one exoeption. He has voted agalmt diaallowanoe, but hi vote was given with so muoh condescension, with ao muoh evldenoe of hia real antipathy to the course whioh he was taking, that it waa almost worse than no vote at all. Who should demand Mr. Soarth' re- ignatloal Thorn who were thoroughly i deceived should, wo believe, take the Initiative, The anti-diaallowanoe Conservative eleoted him in the firm belief that disallowance would ba done away with, and that he would do all in his power towards that' end.

If they were sincere in their eonviotloas, they must be equally sincere in the belief that they have been deceived and befooled, and that the man whom they sent to represent them is no representative at all. The Conservative party at large In the city must take the same position, If tbey do not it will be plain that they are metre than willing to endorse an election seoured by to oontinue in the House of Ootnmons a man epposed to their own views and to the eod of the country. The Liberals will hardly Interfere. They at least were not deceived by Mr. Scarth to the same eitent, though his promises that disallow anoe would bodono away with no doubt lesaened their opposition to him meet materially.

UMAT BRITAIX TUB IBOX VVTIEM. When the loyal Tories find it to their elfish interests to do ao, they never hesi turors In tho world of Rubber Belting, Packing, Hose, Hubher. I otlon and Linen 1 i Hoao Rubber Carriage CloihH, Not oonneoted wilb auy other Hubbir Ji bllshmcntin Cunada. All correspondence should bo addrceecd to THE GU1TA PERCHA AND RUBBER MANUFAGTU0ING COIMY, 13f5 to 165 West Lodge Avenue, Parkdale, Toronto, Ont. TWiSWEEK CLOTHING -IN- Men's, Boys' and Children's Wear, CJW 'IK Iff AD AT Jf! i Al KxtfaordJnary'Low Frlooa.

HATS Balance of Bankrupt Stack being aold off at half tho usual prloas. Gall ana ae cat WALSH CO'S 513 Main Op. City Hall, hai'm oan be done by throwing a high tariff law around a continent Lapsibly of producing everything within ilia own borders. Almost a muoh injury would be effected by throwing a customs line around the globe THE mSAIiljOWANCB Ottawa Free Press. The debate on Mr.

Watson's antl-dla-allowance resolution was concluded In the House of Oommona early thfs morning, the resolution being, aa was expected, voted down by a large majority, A considerable number of member who usually vote with the Opposition supported the Government on this vote, as indeed a larger number would have been quite justified in doing under the circumstances. The evidence before Parliament at present 1b to the effecb that Manitoba la satisfied with disallowance. The Province has eleoted member to support the Premier, who declares that, notwlth-atandLug hia former pledges and professions, he intend to oontinue the polioy of railway monopoly in the Northwest. Mr. Royal stated last night that Manlto ba was not dissatisfied with the disallowance policy, that the agitator againat monopoly were rot ainoere, and that the Province was not hampered in anyway for want of railway facilities.

No doubt these statementa by the member for Provenoher influenced the opinion of many member. There ia no reason why Parliament ahuuld fight against railway monopoly in Manitoba if the people of that Provlnoe are satisfied with it. There 1 no reason for forcing upon Manitoba, a policy whioh, aocerding to Mr. Royal, that Province does not want. Mr.

Daly, the Tory member for Selkirk, spoke and voted in favor ef the anti-disallowance resolution; but it was quite evident that his heart was not in the bualness, for he had to ease hia conscience by abuaing and misrepresenting the Reform party. Mr. Daly simply tried to satisfy the men who extracted from him a pledge to vote against disallowance, but it la very doubtful if he haa aucoeeded. Mr. Daly will oontinue to support the Premier who declares that he has nailed his disallowance polioy to the masthead.

The ground taken by the Liberals ia that Manitoba has a constitutional right to oharter railwaya running to the boundary line, and that tho course of the Dominion Government in disallowing all railway charters passed by the Provincial Government, is a scandalous abuse of power and a groa attack upon the constitutional rights of one of the provinces ol tho JJomlntoii From that point of view disallowance la wholly indefensible. especially when it ia remembered that that power la exercised in the interest of a corporation whose wealth has been created by tne bounty of the tax payer ol UAnada. it wta also pointed out that parliament had a right to demand the fill filmenb of the pledges made by the minister of the crown, at Various times and plaoea, that the right of Manitoba to charter railways would not be interfered with, and that tbe monop oly would ba alioontinued so soon as the road around Lake Superior waa finished. Sir Charles Tupper wna candid enough to nay that when he nromiaed to abolish the monopoly in 4834, he be lievod he would be able to carry oue, hia promise, but the Premier and Mr. White seemed to glory in the fraud and deception which they have been perpetrating in connection witn tne dlsaallowance buai the onlyroply thefiratministerwa able to make to the solid arguments ad vanoed by Mr.

Blak wa a little exhibition of buffoonery. From the statements of Sir John Maodonald, however, it is clear that any attempt made by the Man ltoba Government to build a railway to the boundary will be promptly fruatrated by the Federal Government, And ao long an the Manibobans prefer to be gov erned by trickster rather than honest men they must put up with the cone quenoes. I' It ICSS OPINIONS. MedIcine Hat Timm. We oannot conceive ol a more abject, mean and contemptible aotloa than l.hat taken by the people of Selkirk on the question of dis allowance.

All right minded citizens will agree that they have disgraced themselves by upholding what they know to be wrong for the purpose ef aoduirisc a temporary gain. They have sold their Province for a meat of pottage. Hamilton Sfbctatou: The medical mugwump of New Jersey have invented a new disease. Ur rather they have in vented a new name for et disease that in vented itself, Faotory operatives that breathe dust-laden air have the dlaeaae. and the name la pneumono'konioala Thla 1 one of the evils of teaching doo- tors dead languages.

Tobosto Would: The Hamilton Soeo tator remarks that aince the recent show era "all green thing rejoice and are glad. We are glad that the green things are glad, and that the Spootator 1c the gladdest of all the glad thing. PaiLADiLrniA Times: Editor O'Brien Is not tho first man who aliened ud on a piece ot orange peel. PB ARSON HAS THE LARGEST STOCK of Children's Clothing. LANDS FOR SALE.

BISON'S BAY CO. Farming and Grazing LandB lor Bale. Thia OomptuiyliaBfor Sale land in Every i. owns hip Manitoba and the Northwest Territories. Their Title is direct from the Orowa, These lande have been survevad h-v tha Oiw.

ornment, ond inspect! and reportod upon by The Government Tawnshln Plana nn JQ mo uompan a omce, NO, HW Main lit. Winnipeg, PRICES MODERATE! TERMS Of PAYMENT 1 There are no conditions but a deed will be given on full payment bolng mode. COAL L-AJSTOS The Company alao own lands in nil the cal bearing districts. TOWN LOTS LiOts for sale In Winnipeg, flat Potligi Portage ta, Prairie. West Lvnne.

Hrfmo.uun Fort Qu'Appelle, Prince Albert ud NdvuUle. Pull Information oan be obtained on application at the Company's office. Mo pa, A sent to any address. O. J.

BRYDGES JLbimI Cjnaniij8al0iier snipes, January, 1887. Great Britain, "then ao muoh the worse for British connection." The action of the Tories In enacting the National Policy was-the inauguration on a vast soale of a polloy of diaorimfna. tlon towards Great Britain. The dutios aid upon British good wore the same as those imposed upon American goods, but as the former had to be carried several thousand mile, and the latter only several hundred or several down, it ib plain that the tariff was a terrible blow in the face to British industries The doubling of the duties on Iron the other day ia another instance of tho ability of the loyal Tory to throw hia loyalty to the dogs. It has already aroused the greatest resentment in Great Britain.

The British Government ha ozpresaed its dissatisfaction through despatches to Ottawa. More than that; so uanful to Great Britain has this Tory loyalty proved that the British Government have adopted a "retaliatory polioy" tswards us. So thoroughly satisfied have Lord Salisbury and his followers proved themselves to be with the net proceeds of Tory loyalty that in answer to a question In the House of Command the other night regarding a 0. P. U.

mail subsidy, Mr. W. H. Smith said: "It had nob been the praotioe to look on the high tariff, whioh Canada found It necessary to adopt in relation to the question aa to how far the country could co-operate with the Dominion In matters of that kind, but the Government could not but feel that suoh a change a raising cue uanaoian duty on imported Iron must have a direot effect on the consideration of the mail question, which must be ultimately decided by Parliament." The Colonial Secretary has similarly expressed himself. On the 24th of May, the day of the year when Tory loyalty la supposed to reach boiling point, a representative deputation of manufacturers and others Interested in Canadian shipping and oonimeroe, accompanied by a number of members of Parliament waited on the Colonial Secretary and "declared they wonld bitterly oppose a subsidy to people whose action thus deliberately injured an Important British trade already at a low ebb," and we are told that, "The Colonial Secretary replying promised to represent to the Canadian Government the Ill-feeling aroused here should the increase be made In whloh event Canadian Interests here would be likely to suffer.

They would ask for a reconsideration of the proposals. He added "We cannot prevent Canada imposing any duties aha thinks proper, but wo may suggest that it is Impolitic at the present moment thus to attaok a great British interest unexpectedly." So far then has ao called Tory loyalty failed in its alleged yearning to nourish everything British, that Great Britain talks of pursuing a retaliatory polioy towards us as a consequence of Tory loyalty In faith and works. Our object' in pointing this out is to reveal again tho utter hollowneis and ghastly emptiness of that old Tory ohsst-nut to the efftsot that we mutt not adopt a trade policy inimloal -to British Interests. When the Mail said "ao much for the worse for British oonneotlon," it described fully the care Its party had for British Interests in framing the National Policy. We do not say that it 1 not right for a Canadian Government framing a trade policy, to consider first: last, and all the time.

Dominion Interests. What we do say is that it ia arrant and despicable hy poorlay for men or organs of the Con ervative party in Cauada a party whloh in the adoption of the National Polioy and in the increase of tho iron duties, hat lived true to the words "so much the worse for British oonneotlon," to raise the howl of British interests in answer to those who advocate oommerolal union or any other trade polioy, believing it to be the best road to Canadian progress and development Tub following facts were given by Sir Riohard Cartwrlght in his speech on the Budget: Increase of dobtiu twelve yearn 300 p.c, Increase ot expenditure SOU p.c Increase of Interest on debt Hi p.c, increase or taxation xio p.o, Inoroaoe of population 30 p.o, This Government organ has at last, it thinks, laid bare the reason why dlsal lowancn Is continued. "Easterners" It aays, "who lost money here during 'the boom' slill have hard foeliners toward Manitoba Tub Monetary Times remarks in an off hand way that "There oan be no real neoessity for i second railway to do the business of Manl toba for some time to ooine; but promo ters are dtffioult to oontrol, and not over aorupulous, oaring for little except the opanoe tor making money. And how abeut promoters who have become magnates 1 I it not possible that they too should care so little for anything ezoept money that a monopoly in their hands would become most ruinous to the country 7 Bat what the Times knowa about this country la evident from ita never having hearing that the monopoly clause does not apply to old Manitoba, It 1 a thousand pities that the enlighten ment of eastern merchants ahuuld be in the hands of suoh ign oramuaes. Tab fallowing despatoh appeared In the Montreal Gazette of last Saturday: "Winnipeg, may zt The mnaagsrt of the anti-monopoly meeting whloh was held Trinity Hall tonight were greatly disappointed.

Although invitation had been sent out to over 100 mayors and reeve of the different municipalities throughout the Province to attend, onlv some five or six put in an appearance. Mayor Jones presided and gave a history of the Winnipeg delegates' interview with the Government at Ottawa. Messrs. Ashdown, Brook and the other delegates following, all going over the same ground. Telegrams were read from prominent men in different parts of the Province, some- favoring and others against disallowance." When there ate men in our midst oapable of furnishing the Eastern preea with auoh abominable falsehoods, is it any wonder that the nature and extent of the agitation against monopoly ia entirely misundoratootil Tha Halifax correspondent of the Jdur.

cal of Commerce writes: "Newfoundlanders are flockins into the Dominion of Canada in hundreds. every steamer leaving St. John's for Halifax aud Montreal bringing large num ber of immigrants from that island. The peoplo of St, Georgo' Biy are olamorintr for direct communication with Halifax in stead of the Indirect communication through St John's. The manifat destiny of Newfoundland ia to be absorbed into the Dominion of Canada, and the it oomea the better for the fisher men and trader of Terrs, Nov." Tha Toronto World aays: "Everybody understands that, by loln- (ng in with our neighbors we must come under a higher tiritf.

And they are free traders, so called, who want ua to do this I The World falls to point out that little mam TRUNKS AND VALISES. We bave opuned out to-day Oua Oar-Io New Goods, together with consignment' of J. T. Bell's Frenoh Kid BootB aDd Slippers, in Ladies' and Misses' wear. Also ftplendid assortment of Gents' Fine Laoed Bals, and Butt- Boots from Hathaway', Harrington, of Boston, and the Hudson Eiveir Boot Shoo Oo of New York, Wa havo tho moat complete and test uusorted stock In ibo city, at bottom pi ices, puxchaeers will do well In examining ourGoodo before buy-ins; elsewhere KIMR.KMCO 541 Main corner James St.

FINANCIAL. TO LOAN on 1st- SECURITY OF REAL ESTATE AT OXrnUKWT RATliS OF INTBKMST. Apply to Haaitolia ft Nortliweflt Loan Co G. A- MUTTLEBURY Manager, OalrlwtU Elork, opp Post Office. Winnipeg ESTABLISHED 1874.

GAEROTflERS BEQGK We Oldest InsnTanceFirm in Manitoba- Representing ouly Old, Bailable and WealUir Corporations, BEU THE LIST! PHtENIX, of Bnflrind, Organized 17B2 PHBIHIX, of Brooklyn, 1BB8 QDHEW, of London and Liverpool, 1868 WESTffiBN, of Toronto, Organised 1B61 HARTFORD, of Hartford, 1810 BFJTIhH AMB1BIOA, of Toronto, 183S fflJFNA, of Hartford, 1IS1G MONEY TO LOAN on Improved Farm a City Propoi tie. Debon-fcnruB pnrohoaod. Aprancy for J. J. Taylor'a Safes and Vault Doors.

OFFICE 463 MAIN ST. WINNIPEG MISCELLANEOUS. MANITOBA SPICE MILLS On thia 17 th day of March, 1887 we enter the Fourth Year of our Businesa Life hare, and take this oooasion to thank man; friends for their oordial eupport, Wo have Juet put up a new boiler of larger size thn" our former one, and thus havli more "power to our elbows," are in a better position, if poseible, to execute all ordera entrusted to us, olloltins whioh, we are, respectfully, JAS. RUSSELL GO. JOHN WALLACE CORNICE ROOFING EAVETROUGHING Plans sent by mail to he estimated upon will renoive immediate attention.

Prices of EovetrouRh on application. Cash orders by post attended to promptly. JOHN WALLACE, Manufacturing Tinsmith, SB ARTHUR ST, A largo quuntlty of Hay in stack or baled, at Bale at. Paul, dohvered at Rcabuin, for sale at lowest price, POTATOES FOR SALE IN GAR LOTS JkPPLT 1 GRANT HORN, Profluce Commission HeMants, 10 ALEXANDER B1 RBKT, WlNNlPEO. Affonts Toronto and Durdeo Bag Works.

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H. Campbell, Station and City Agent C. P. Ry Winnipeg, aud to JOHN PERSSE, JAS. H- BEATIY, Main St Goneral Manager, Winnipeg.

Sainin. LAKE AND RAIL ROUTE TO THE EAST, VIA LAKE SUPERIOR. Low Fares! QuickTime! LTJXUEI0U8 TRAVEL! SOLID EXPRESS TRAIMB PALACE 8TEAMSH8PS FITTED WITH ELECTRIC LIGHTS Handsomely equipped Trains, with DRAW ING ROOM bLEHJPING OARS attached, wil leave Winnipeg at 17.60 Mondays and Fridays innk'Dg direot connection at PORT! ARTHUR with the Magnificent CLYDE. BUILT STEEL BIKAMSHIPH ALBERTA AND ATHABASCA iron SAULT 8te. MARIE), OWBN SOUND.

TORONTO. H1UJLTON, VTAWA, JJdONTRJC AL. CJUHBEO, HALIPjS X. bos ton, Maw ore And all polate in the Haet, FHKE SECOND-CLASS SLEEPING OA R3 attached to trains from Winnipeg, and i ini-fortablo frco Stoerago Berths on Stoamsb lps for passengers holding Beccnd-olass tickets. ST a.

rK-RGOMS on board SteuiTiBhipa Bocnred at Winnipeg upon application to G. H. CAMPBELL, City Tlokot Agoat, Main St! oet sarVo Through Tickets and correct iu tonna tion as to routes, apply to any ttckol agent of tho Canadian Pacific Fmlwny LUCIUS TUTTLE. HKNRY BKATT Pass'g'r Trnfllo M'g'r S.S. Lines, Montreal.

Toronto ROBERT KERIt Genoral PaHgonjjor Agent Wlnnipijjr. EDISO 2sT INCANDESCENT ELECTRIC LIGHT For House, Mill or Stroet, lighting hy Isolated Plants or from Central Stations. A. J.LAWSON, General Canadian Agent, 28 1'rasoi Buildings, Monti' ea PLATE-GLASS! FRENCH MIRROR PLATE Inaumnce AffaJnet Breakage, Order OUllUllBB MONTREAL. PORK PACKERS, AND Provision Merchants, Are now offering their output of SUGAR CURED HAMS.

BREAKFAST BACON, BONELESS BRUiAKFAST BACON, BPICED ROLLS, BALOGNA "3AU8AGKB, PORK. DRY SALT BACON (loriBolcar). DRY ALT BACON (short) sale Only.) iiru iu, zu ana so lb Pailj. (Wholo A. MAODONALD CO.

Winnlpog UMDERTAKINO. J. THOMSON UNDERTAKERS Graduate of Rochester Sohool of Kmbalmlni WOS.529 4 531 MAIN ST. OponataUhourR. Opposite City Hall wutuun3 ill1.

iWl P. P. P. BLAND. Photographers, 434 -MAIN EE PUARSOK'S 2.50 All f.gej to Bin real-.

TWJtJtD SUIT CANADIAN PACIFIC MACDONALD CO VEASEY jiltint our aim tlmlUbo, to anufarturo ttro ac York and San Francisco. To Corner of Main and Market Bu THE YANKEE NATION SI ORE I The Hovelty Store of Winnipeg bring your children to vleit oui plaoo-It is Like a irlnto Fairyland to ibom 10. IS, 20, 26, S5 nort 0. Counters. Yankeu Nutlous a Specially.

All kind of Toys, Useful Artioleg of all descriptions, Glassware, llmonui. Mm, Tinware, Thread, Button, Lamns. Larllo SatcheLp ant', almost everything else (bat you oan think of, cheapei than the cheapest, Yankeo Notion Store, couior Main and Market strcetx. CATTLE FOR SALE ThesubHcillH prconrrd to rcciero order foi Bcjjf Catd.i Working Oxen and Miloh Cows and Doll cio. A large qui ntity on ha-d for sale at tk prosent.

Cticaj) for cash. AHCH. RPEKItS. 47 Uannalne St. West, Winnipeg BRANDON Engines and Mdoinnery 01 all Kinds REPAIRED.

Crushec Rollers icut Conipntint work men Mont to any point In Manitoba and N.W.T. Satisfaction gunrau' eed. THOMAS, CLARK CO. BRANDON. MAN.

SPECIAL NOTICE PRIMETURKEYS Geese and Chickens Always on Hand. OURSTOCK OFMEATS Tho Choloett in theoity. PROMPT DELIVIiRY. PENROSE ROGAN, Wholr.salo and Kutall Butcher. Kl MARKET 373, CONSUMPTION Ui.Toa MrttlM, tvtnr, Ij tm tU'llxtvi dlrH lit OS jumnto olnri ol il nuiii Lid 0rio "lib VIIJIIIH 1I1IIK AilOonr aiwl 1 II iridrnl, i HIM UJt, Bnnoh Office, 37 Tonga St, Toronto PiHaRe Avenue.

OUrt STOCK OF New Dress Qoodp, New Trinta, Now Hosiery, New TweedB, New Embroideries (WhlU. Black and all oolort) New New Umbrellas, New Parasols, New Pancy Gcods, IS UNUSUALLY GOOD THIS SEASON, It you Hvo out of town we -nil) bo pleased to submit samples fjr your Inspection. MenUoa this papor. MACHINE WORKS LiHUS. BF Work also at New WALL WALL PAPER EMPORIUM, S3 ST.

The public arc Invited to Inspect onr new and complete ntock of WALL PAPERS! PAINTING KA.LSOMINING, Hpculal rates to Houso Agents MAD ELL BOBSNSON. GROGKERY Glassware, China, LA.MPS, icO Direot Irr porters. GRYSTAL HALL 330 MAIN ST. LUMBER Having purohaced the entire stock of the lae Winnipeg Lumber Oompany, whioh, added to our previous Btock, makori the Hbobc UBaortmont of DRY WHITE FINE LUMBER ovor offered tor SEile in till market, wo have now In offer over FIViC MILLION FEET, well manufaaturod, wall asnorted and very dry, Alao Shinglo and Lath. Our office is now removed to 41 Notro Dame Moet east (lato Winnipeg Lumber Company.) Telephono No.

511. CLARKE SUTHERLAND, SHERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS Eastern Judicial District of the Province of Manitoba, to Wit By virtuoof a writ of Fieri Facia issued out of the Court of Queen's Bench at the suit of the Ontario Bark and to mo directed against tha Lands aud Teiiciiiontii of M. TiilBAWDKAU, 1 hao selocd and taken iu TCxcoutlon Ike following Lands und Teneuit'tits, namely: Tho north east quarter and north Ijalf of the soath eatt art or of se.cllou 2(1, township 12, timgn 6, east of tho Jlrst principal meridian, in tho Pro vlnco of Manitoba; and I sbsll oxH)t for Bale all tho right, tills iud In Iciest und equity of redcnipnon, o( the abore Defendant In and the eakl iuniln, on Friday, the 3rd day of June, nett, at tho Shjrlft'a tho City ot Win-mprg, in the said Judicial District, at i In hour of 12 o'clock, noon COLIN INKBTER, Sheriff. Sheriff Office, Winnipeg, March let. 187.

750-V68 tflllLiull 1 I I I I Hi 1 I 1 II ij I tU llli I I I IS( S( I I i rill 111 111 It WtJ I il 1 I ri hh ii To i vi i i i i a in ilisc i nn ft Ulu i I ih I rt lb pi XI r-S ul I ort'lUlrt Urn i 1 I 1 i i tl nil I wlilcar vi f. AHuKbUll il i lUi'O Braacli Office, 37 Yonce Toronto. SilTBrware 1 1 (ill Porter Mi tate to put forward their loyal yearning towards Great Britain aa a reason jr baulking any progressive legislation whloh the Liberals may have in view. This loyalty of the loyal Tories is aftut the plan of the pocket panoiama it can he unfolded and blazoned out before the public gaso to any extent, or if the loyal Tory prefers it, he can closeit up and return it to hit hip-pocket and oblivion. Indeed, if our history teaohes us anything, it is that Tory loyalty ia a ahow-bualnesa entirely.

When the wiahea of the throne have clashed with those of tha great Tory party, we have aeen parliament building burned, govarnor-generala rotten egged, the Queen's picture torn in shreds, Her Majesty's ign manual forged for the purpose of deceiving the Indian as in On-(ario during the last election, We have WRIGHT BROS. London Eouse, Portage Ave. P. O. BOX 770.

WINNIPEG..