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- ; Office Boom‘si‘l‘énil 38an Block. ran-
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5.75 L. BENSQE, -43.}; S.I - D. D. S.,
7A" Dentist.” ma‘Rdcun‘s ‘Block.‘,north‘ pr
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flit-rim. Sanitary and Eyniuulic Engineers
difid Mo oskrie. Joseph smith“ ' ' - "Imo‘
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film}. &- GLARKE‘ gums; vagina-
EA ttomeymt-Luw, Solicitors an Chuncery,

' . J. Clarke, Q. 0., Frank J. Clarke.» omoe.

" min‘ Street. and Portage Avenue. ,mlyti

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. TIILBAUDEAUL‘Bamster 9351
Attorney-aterv,‘Solicitor m Chance ,
", Conveyancer, Arc. * Ofllcoz' hora? ll! _

4 doors south of Monts',3anklmyx%ni.

  
   
  
  
  
 

 
 

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9"" Commission and Insurance Argonne-Lands

" :aud sold on commission. 91hce.'1{o. 5.38
filo-eat. Winnipcgfioppomte City Hall. “Ill. S.

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1 “ .mT‘i’mcDON-ALD, ‘Banzisljer &

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' ’" 'Public, Con 'cyzmcergdkc, Portage Avenue,
'Bg.‘m'u.ii. n'ndflluims and Titles Cure-K

ul'y: vestigoted: ' ' “ ' mly

is? ' '.TEE_BE_ST SET of Artlficml
9-?” .- Teétll,"up er or:lower. 515. Common
' 12. Gold unfOtberFillin‘gs at Consistent
95:.- -Wan-nnt.ed Satisfactory. "References
J. A. McCAosnAxD, Dentist, 365 Mum St"-
m‘peg. opposite the Cltyfiall. - . '- film.

fins. WATSON; Builder and -'an
-' tractor. _ _
flig'public' competition- Shop “WI!"S. Sign
{aids and Cisterns mode to order: .’ obbing
.‘dihptly attended-to. :Lumber for sale. Office,
Ilium Sm, opposite Court House. mly

     
    

‘ - Architect. Commercial Chambers. Spen-

LALTER CHIE'STERTON,‘A.R.C.A., ,
5r" lock. References—‘1‘. S: Scott, Chief Arch- ~

'" 1blic Works; ZJA. Lash. Deputyllhmstcr
S the; NV. A. Grifl‘iuL Deputy Postmaster-r
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[gr ILFORDGOQD, M. 13., Licentiate

_-':- oval College‘of-‘Physiciuus. Edinburgh. .

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o'clock am. undfi 130 solelqckpxnz. -.
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9 ' opposite the, as: Olfice. _ .

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diseases of dqmeshri' (1. animals pither
nully or by letter. =0 we: 'PortagorAvenuc,
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1Classi.chc'm'z'odrifiou for-"'tlio 'h‘zivelling
Public.

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ND; CENTRAL HOTEL? '3 I."

£23m” of First and Scott Streets, Winnipeg.
8'ch Bus to and from all Bonus 8: Trains.

Thoroughly Renovated and Newly
Furnished Throughout.

GE SAMPLE BOOM 0N FIRST FLOOR.
. 9130s”; Prop. mlytt .3 J.';E.__Smo§, your;

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l-Clxuls gunman-ant in Connection.
or Metals '35 Cts.‘ ‘E‘irst-Clnss‘Liquors _a.nd
Always on Hand. Free‘busto all trams.

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ermott Street, Opp. Lyon's “’holesule House,
.413 Winnipeg, Manitoba. 1313'

. .. _._QEANTS;,.HOTEL, .. . . .
Cor. Main St. and Portage Avenue? ' ' '
ice“ Ales, ‘Vinea, Liquor» and Cigar-n.
W. J. O'Ooxson, Proprietor.
B-—Besmumnt in connection, open any and
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L .' AXEIN HOUSE,
.21 -.-:< ' m Street," 5‘
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sn‘il’bb‘ungers t‘o-tlie list of argues placed in
his office to: sultho localitioa'o} these lots will
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ifi'flie growth of‘Wgatgrn cities,‘uiving excellen;
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The question of monks-trains .is be-
ing agitated in rniiroafl circlw
Tbo Huron .E Eric Railway is now to
be completed. Rimming has retired.

Two now closed cars for the C. P. R.
Goon-wiper out. {3,- utflonwg 3.
- ~‘-'I'he' lfiiihilfiks'obhbern hive «proposed
to buy land for n cattlefzml at. Chip-
pawn. ‘
Eight thousand tons of 89.601 rails have
been purclmoul by the Northweswnx
Railway Compan ’, to lay along their
ebbinalinooflmi. -_~ I... .. .-.

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The earnings of the “’ulmb Railroad
ogafrom January ls: to-gfnge '8!!! were‘ Smil<
.. :.- hexagram 9 8.497 over 1:
mtggonding’fiiuebflsr-yéar. ‘ ' ‘

' Iiis‘inteuded to o :tbo Grand
Tutu}; G my.:B;-uco um :Luko EdO‘LinB.
to Chcsloy. on September lufi. initime
for passenger travel to the Fall Ex-
hibitions.’

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Mr: John'Hurvie; well-known" on the
Northern R. R, has been made the re-
cipient of a life plus over that. lino in
flic‘nlmpe of 9. gold locket with an in-
scription in ivory.

"‘Efl‘orts am being made to get the Strut.-
ford and Huron randy to move the crops
lthis full. The bridge at Hanover has
been finished and. film truck to that
point. luvs been laid.

“'ig-h a. view of prov-exiting accidents
the Great ‘Wpsteru Railway nutboriticn
have caused all the frogs on their road
to be filled up. The precautionis n. wise
one and commends ritsclfg Ito other
Iodafif1 ‘ ' .' A "I ‘ h . ‘

The Grout Western—Milwuy is build»
ing a. siding at Kerwood,. from their
main tum]: to Richardson brick and
- Mr Richardson in not
onlyfiomg filmgmdiughbub busiumifih-
odfibo‘ties latitbe'wdrk'... ‘ ‘ ‘
Steels mils are being received direct.
from England by the Oregon Pacific
Railroad Co. for 60 miles of the road.

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OPINIONS“ ‘ . - -

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4 Jan. 1.: .

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“’but does the truolt, when
_Ol lovers 'nentb the sun
know of the heart he has given—-
The heart that, he has won ?

Eyes mu -m l tooyos. :41 hour

On fdtluulpbbwm mace

What of the soul behind the nmllo—
. {rho thought: yichln thobmus j!

EVer tho sumo sun )lclon
Claude the high can noon of bliss ;
“Am I the lover in her arm: ‘I
. Archers the lip: I kiss 7‘: .
' ' ’~ ." __..~ ‘——l‘\[m' For]; .World. I

Cynicism is old at twenty.——Bulwcr.
Immemorjul custom .is transcendent

lqu-Il—‘Meme. ‘ ; -' z

Solicitude is the audience chamber of

‘. God-T-Iluudpr. 5’ ~ ,. .. -

«:Men hie ‘césia ‘m m. the urine: ;’ hot;
as tire so falsehood—Lu. F ontuiso.

To beboppy islnotjo possess much,
ibut to Hope and love mucb.-—Lumen-
unis.

"Aliment is perfected. in :' solitude; w
:chumcterjn the ptreums of the world.—
.Goetbe. ‘

Bad men babe sin through {our of
puuiuhmentgfioodruen bare sin through
.vcry love '01 .virtuuerz—Juvénal. ' ‘
The utb among the roses lioch non,

Sun- d and. r ' 9. under youthful toot-
But on u wintry wuy true huudn more on.

Do moot. and chug in pressure son and unmet.

A cheedul- temper .joinedavith' in-
nocence, will make beau ty attractive,
knowledge delightful and wit good
nutured.——Addison.

The best way to apologize is to do
sucbn. 'ldudues's' to the . offended- "one
tlmt he will forget that you over at.
tempted to injure him.

1! than shall be in heart. 3. child.

Forgiving. bender, meek and. mild,

.Thongh with ll annulus of earth donlod,
~ 'Otsoul, lt‘shul bo wen—Morris.

The first ingrqfiant in good conversa-
tion is truth, the next 300d 1981138. the
third good humour, and the 1001111 Wit--
Sir Wm. Temple.

_ fl'h' young man nowadays, they're
poor squashy things. The' looke weal
enoof; but the“ woon't wear, tbo’ woon't
wear.,—George Eliot;

The plaintive wailing of the minor
mingles itself with every earthly melody:
and it is only by and by that the veil
shall be lifted. and. the full chords of
harmony peel on our‘ ears unmarted by
the undertone of pain.-—llliss Bruddon.
‘~ ' Yet. though than fade, -

From th dam! leaves let fragrance fine.

And tea: the maid

ms goodneafl Time's rude hand defies.
. Thmta‘ lives when beauty (flour—Kim

Mrs Mary A Livcrmore says that one

evening 20 years ago a. few ladies, in-
terested in the welfare of women, (113-

cussed the cmployments open to women.
They counted 11 and could. think of no
more. Recently 5the same ladies re
ted the enumeration, and were able
to maintqoub 2.67 employment}; which
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GARFELDIA.
DRIFTING our or LIFE.

Washington. Aug. '31. 7:30 am.—
Tho President has vomited twice dub
in: the Mtcmoou. The administration
of food by the mouth has therefore agnin
been temporarily suslwnclod and the
nutrition «momma will be given mom
frequently. His temper-Mum is lower
turd his pulse rather less frequent than
ycafiznrday afternoon. The rid
awe 3;: us pain est-k. but. stationary.
Pulse 108. tommrutum 9‘.) 3.10. ms inb-
fiou 18. Signed. D. W. Bliss-t. R. I);

burn.J. K. Barnes. .1. J. Woodwurd.
Agnew. ' .

' Dr. Blisu explains. that. in his opinion
tho vomiu‘n was" by— tbo secre-
tion ‘of"pl_ agn- "in the President's
“1m“:- _ _ '_ ‘_ ‘1 . 3 . ..

.... Wuhingtou. Aug. ‘31. 9:30 p.211.—
Ilmro has been no vomiting since 5.15
p.m.‘,‘but there is grout anxiety. A
change for the better or worse in ex-
peCted to—morrow morning. It is re-
gurdml generally as most unfavorable.
pr. Bliss guys. however. that: she vomit-
ing did not pmood from nausea. and
therefore does not. indicate continued
irritability of the stomach. Ho guys
that owing to the swelling of the gland
u. mucus collection gathers in his thrust.
which it has been difficult {or him to
expel. that this lulu Caused him con-
mdorablo annoyance for the last two
days. and when ho sleeps the gathering
of phlegm in his throat. causes 5 botch-
iug. Today his efi'ortn to oxpel the
phlegm caused u. coughing which end-
ed m vomiting. 'l‘ho aocond vomiting
(allowed a fit. of coughing. but. not in»
modiumly. Dr. Bliss an s that ‘ the
vomiting ceune about. two tours alter
nourishment had been taken into the
stomach and that there WM no
name». whatever. All evidence
goes to show that. the stomach
performs its functions and
is compumtivoly free from irritability.
He said that although the vomiting was
cullsod by the mucus collections and
coughing, it: had been decided to give
the stomach u rest. aunl that no more
nourishment would be put. into it for n.
few hours, that cnomutu. will be depend-
ed on entirely to sustain him until it; is
entirely More resume giving foal by
the mouth. Dr. Boynbon, in converse.-
tiou this evening atatos the President
has taken no nourishment since the first.
vomit. He says further that his
weaker than vas-
torduy, and while a count: looks rat or
discouraging tic-night, he hopes and has
rousou to believetlmt the morning will
bring an improvement. "I! it does not,’
the Doctor said, "I shall feel much diu-
coumgeduud extremely nuxioufl. So
long as them is no gastric disturbance
in the stomach," .thc Doctor added.
“there is nothing to occlusion alarm."
He admitted they were ex-
tremoly unxiouu this forouoon
when the vomitting occurred. taming, M
they did at. first, that the stomach had
again rebelled. The doctor was ankod
ii the President. had mplicuuun, which
question he did not answer directly, but
said it might be gosmiblo. inasmuch as
all patients Hu cring from serioun
woundu such as this one would be more
or less liable to be affected by it. The
doctor mid that he was still slooiiug
quietly. His pulse remains at. u. vi.
108. On the whole today has not been
considered 1m favorable a. any as yentob

day. The mansion has been closed for
the night. Everything at this hour is
quiet.

BLAINE T0 LOWELL.

“’Mhingtou, Aug. 21.-—Thc following
was sent. to-nivht: To Lowell. Mini»-
ter, Loudo—-T 1e President is sleeping.
Last night was broken and unrestful.
His symptoms through the day ware
less favorable. His general condition is
not encouraging. He is unable to retain
food on his stomach, lmviug vomited
twice duriu the day, the but time at 5
(o'clock. TliH cvcmng he won able to
drink water and retuinit. The uwclliug
ot the gland has not increased. Pulse

and temperature are about the more an‘

yesterday. Hin‘nlcep up to this hour.
11 p.1n., has been somewhat dinturbed.
We are very anxious. (Signed) 1314mm,
Secretary.

W’asbmgton, Aug. 21.——-The surgeons
think the gland will not be in n condi-
tion to cutiu less than four or five days.
The last spell of vomiting was at 5.15
o'clock. and up to 9.30 there bud not
been any more. The marked rctzccucc
of the Hui-goons and attendants of the
President to-nigbt tend to increase this
feeling. They remained shut up in the
rooms near the President, except that.
two at three attendants passed through
the Private Secretary‘s oficc, but they
would not say anything about the cane.
Efforts to get even a word from Dr.
Agnew failed. Hcdeclined to be _mu or
send an opinion. simply relating cu-
quircs to Dr. Bliss. Whenever _tbc
President appears to be doing! well at is
easy to see the surgeons: and attendants.
Ton-night. all the members of the Cabinet
met at the White House and remained
sometime with closed doors- There is
a significant quiet prevailing at the
'Wlu'te House. '
“inmates indiwtc a. feeling of mmmnness,
a; say tbeleast. There is aim pre-

valent. that the President is too wen-l" to

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although Dr. Elias mini ibiu'uwthod but
so lu- pmvidod omumuuy Mal.
and that. be really negating mo strum
roux it. '
Wlmuxorox. Aug. fill.-—'l‘ho While
Home we: cloned about 10 o'clock 50-
nigbt. All but the night umbm ml
the doctors and nun-ea «Handout on .tbo
l‘renu'dout “carbonic. Smhrym,
nodal then that the Resident. no sleep-
iug quietly audvluul been duping- most.
0! film night: that ,he had. not Wished
‘ngaiu. A: 10.80 one 91 tbonighb watch-
mauoutbn upper ‘ floor sold ovorfihing
was very qwer- in tho Hosidont‘w room
and a few were wimp. the doom lying
down. Nothing direct. and fro
could be loomed from tho Prcfildeut.
Dr. Rog-Mon mid about“ 9.80 Io-nlgbt
it “will well to ndmis than this Taunting
“poll of rho Pxoaidont miglnmortom
serious results. while it .m doubtlm
the severe coughing brought on the vam-
iting it. might indicate a continuedwonk-
nous of the stomach. Union («Much
will admit a! his taking nourlabmcub

from now on tho cuewould look do» .

pmto. lloyutou uxpngbt to-morrow
would decide the cane one we): or other.
Dr. Bliss admitted nubatnu ’ y that. the
emu: toauonow would be likely to allow

whether he can recover or not. _ _

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TIIAT LACKOMB D'FIICUIIT".

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Tu Iha Eclilor of the Sun .'

Sim—I find the following in the SUN
of Saturday last:

" Tho rutom'n decide!) in the hm heron-a
much baboon anxiously tuned. Mr. Mo
)llllnu. Ibo rename. it will no “mounted.
would out. we hit declnlou ou the field. but
am be we lumen mung the 1mm: An.
melt-Um: M. Toronto. The xuujorflh of tho
rmpln than n: that the some wound decided
in luv-or of I no Winnipeg new. they luring \mn
um game» m! their opponent: only one.
But in the latter mind b Hr Momma: tram
maximum. um Rename one Lucrom An-
Mkdnfluu. It. l; mommaudul that. . haul . WWI
be line-m in welt lame pmlllom on the mm
and that tho "mum be confirmed. In mo u:
.0»: name shall. man

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one uuun N m m: ”1,31% )oulln Ikln. Tho

be decided ln lover a
rocommonduunn in on one auumo. and We up.
dcnuuid Mr. Ho’lllluu will It. once not upon 1:.

As a member of the Winnipeg club I
respectfully objocuo the Referee told-rig
the comma indicated for tho lollowmg
reasons: lob, By Soc. 10 oi Rule 0 o!
the Lacrosse Association or Canada ((3!
which both clubs hero are members) it.
is declared that. "should any player be
injured during a match. and compelled
to leave the field, the o pomtc man shall
drop it man to «luv. lzu the comm."
One oi our plu 'L'l‘fl was disabled in tho
third game. mm was obliged to leave
the field; the GI swore ukodtpdro I
a. man under the c. but they refunot
and the game proceeded with their full
twelve against. our eleven. Thlfl game
was won b our club. leaving uu two
game» :0 t. xoir one. when the fourth
game was called the Garry's refnuod to
proceed unions the referee turned off one
of our men who tlwvclmrgod. lnulboou
guilty 0! u. foul during the game iuxb
finished. The referee decided that no
fool had been committed and declined to
interfere. upon which the Gurys refused
to pin. ' and halt the ground. 2nd. We
abouh have been declared the Winners
of the match, but the Referee deter-
mined to obtain the opinion 01 the
Secretary of the Association in Toronto.
it. n I ~ u from the extract. at. the head
of 1; ms letter. that be has secured the
Opinion of that gentleman, who. made
nuggeution tut w the mode a! nottbngfho
dispute. Now, there are several sermon
objectionu to this courxe. In the firm;
place. the referee has no power officially
to take the Opinion of the Secretary of
the Amsocintiou, or at . any one else.
Article 10 of the constitution gives. in
down It. mummy mode of obtaining
u. deciuiou on disputed pomtn ol practice
from the Council, and this mode
is so hedged in that no one UK] .
statements can reach the COMO);
In the mend the Referee, under we. a
of rule 6 o! the laws of lacrosse. has
no jurisdiction beyond the day for which
he in appointed, and he cannot. decade in
any matter involving the continuance of
a match beyond the day on which if. all
played. It. would be uujust to no to
adapt the uuggextion e! the Sammy oi
the Ausociation, {or we nbould fiber: be
playing :1. full club a! twalyo With only
eleven. The result clearly us that as the
Garrys refused to continue the match
after losing the third game. contrary to
the decision of the Marco, he should
under the latter art of sec. 5 of rule 6.
have declared t cm the Imam of the
match. His jurisdictionjsendcd except.
so Earns giving a. final decuuou,nnd be has
no power to take the opinion of third
person. “'0 are not surprised flint. a
'lleferee should require tune to consult
the laws of the some. and comedor their
bearing on the point in (bxpu‘te; but he
ha.» now luul this opportunity. and all
We ask is his am 'on, without reference
to outside opinion. If this should not,
be satmiuctory, eithch club .can .appeul
in the regular way to the Qouncd. fill
he is called on now to do, is to decide
according totbo laws 0! Increase, leaving
the diuwtinfied club to this: right;

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