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FRIDAY, APRIL 6 190'.

FILLING UP THE NORTH WEST.

Accounts from many sources all agree that this will be the banner year for

ininiigrntion to Manitoba and the North West-_ The newspapers scattered

throughout the prairie country are filled with accounts of the arrival of settlers effects in their various localities. At

small stations tlie_ nzunes of which are uiifmnilinr in the east we read of ten to

twenty e:ir~ioads of settlers' etI`ects being

i received during.: the inonth of March, with

iaproportioiniic number of settlers. In 5 'mother czse we read of 45 cars of settlers,

t .ind tiieircil`ects arriving in ii single clay.

It is said that the greatest rush is to 1 .\'ortliern _-Xlhertn and over the Soo Line. =Ilere it is zinticipzitml that 20,00() Scttlelr. ifroxn the l`niied States alone will locate

_duriiig the current year. At one point

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forthe settlement of 503 families from

§Nebr:iska., equal to 2,500 people before lst

lSepteinber next. Here, on the Calgary

, and Edmonton Railway, where there was

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,nota house within a mile a. year ago, i there is now a town of 500or 600 souls,witli :three stores,a blacksmith shop, church, school house and other ‘town requisites, and the new comers are so many that they are compelled to sleep in the church, the school house, in the stores and in `tents. In the Moose Mountain district

` 10,000 settlers are expected. All accounts agree that the innux of good class settlers from the United States is quite unpre- cidentcd. .

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,ff Paris, charming with the y,,l`. touch of London and perfect.

_ -_ witlia profusion of American i.._i ,QU '(53 ideas, the new millincry invites till), r"`=_ your inspection.

_,S7 It is an exhibit that will _.pi

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glance. Novelty is trium- ___ ffgll plltllt l Abd R08 Only the new. ‘,~.f'/j

_ _ reasonable as

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Osoaeae GR ATE llc¢>||.l.ZU|||VER8lTY oxjd as ii

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0lloeHours.0tol-Ja. m.,l to 3,and_ 7 _tol8

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The Indies of Ss. J ames` Church

willbpld their Annual Fancy Fair

and'I'eain

St. James’ Church

_'()_l§|'__ Tuesday, April 17th,

Doors open at 2

afternoon.

30 o’clock in the

'_l‘ea'f'i-om 5 to 8 o’clock.

Admission 10 ce

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Tea Tickets 25 cents.

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P iiarloltlgsfoiin, March 8, IND,

8:; D l'ximmns~will-_ be received at this

t@to r.oen».o.i _

nesllayi. April 1 (itll.

il-".;'§“__f§‘l¢.’°'.».1'°“.._..‘."iill’.§f”°.'li‘ v`»"i}l’$’E 22.332 _D81 Plans- ndS,`>eel|loatinn tobe seen at iheoilnse rf Hou. william R.chaxde, Bideford

gwmd two rfqywsiblghpenorfwllli

me bound for the tai ul perform

'an nt the co\:\u'aot must accompany 'Goh tel

` *ment does not bind itself to ac _ » lowest or any tender. d rs to be marked “Tuider for Repairs

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The Manitoba Free Press quotes Com-

missioner McCreary as stating that on a

»¢-nllcd Ponokn ;ii‘i-niigements are inal~:ing_,

,_ lustre of superior virtue to her lofty

the Queen has been \and is ln nowlse to ' biame,and the more sensible and fair- niinded of the Irish people fully recognise the fact.

There has been one matter more per-

somil to Her Majesty, of wliicli _com-

plaint has been sonietimeslniade. Her. royal trips to Ireland have been some- thing like the proverbial angels' visits in that they have been few and far between. In the meantime the Queen has been a.

annually she has gone to spend weeks in Southern France or' Italy, and to other countries of the continent. The reason for

avoiding Ireland has doubtless been the unsettled and often discontented state of

thepublic niind in that country. Doubt- less the omission has been _kindly over- looked by many. of her Irish subjects, while others had perhaps little desire to see her face. Still we think it would have been beth wiser and better had Her

as a wife and mother which lend the

station. In no part of her broad Empire

are these qualities more highly prized than among the chaste mothers, wire' and daughters of Ireland. Another element is found in the fact that the good Queen is now' so old, that while all wish her reign to be yet indennltely prolonged, ,wa still must fear that this may beher

ugh 1 C I and the final leave-taking must inevitably

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last visit to Ireland. No mention will be N, made of this tho t but the welcome _

be somewhat chastenedby the impression ` that this is a farewell visit.

'conservative estimate 75,(I)0 people willl

come into the Canadian North West this

year to settle. During they month of March the intlux by the Soo Line alone was 50 to 60 daily. This is cheering news, and especially that part whichtells of the

influx from the Uhited States. For many years Canada has been _drained of her sons and daughters who have gone across- the line to the great Republic. New for the first time the tide has really turned and a steady human current has set

northward across the national boundary

We regard this swelling tide of imm igration as one of the most hopeful indi-

cations of Canadafs future. Population _

occupied lands is a prime need of our; country. Om weakest point has longi been the too scant numbers of our peoplei in proportion toour broad and rich heri-

tage. Our statesman have realized this and at great expense have opened up, or-

best assurance that this is indeed Cai\ada’s _

“ growing time ”. _

It is most pleasing to record such facts, W and all the more so because they are coin- ' cident with busy manufacturing indus-

tries in the older sections of the Dominion,] with trade expanding beyond all preced-_ ent, with a full national _treasury -and a _‘ revenue which from month to month is

breaking all past records. With all these we have a loyal, contented and happy peo- ple, living under free institutions and

;_ just laws, and prouder than ever before V

of being Canadians. _

THB QUEEN IN IRELAND.

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Her Majesty is meeting with a mostii

hearty and loyal reception among her ; Irish subjects, even surpassing the very

All ranks and classes have joined in the 5 demonstration with genuine Irish warmth. So far there has been no note of discord

in the universal acclamation to the aged Sovereign. Ireland has sufered in thel

present are, however, matters for which

for our vast areas of fertile and yet un-li md -YM

ganizedand built railways through our° A_ Bmee_ _ great North West. Foratime the growth, [P ` - - '- " ' '

though quite considerable, was disap-_ G pointing. Now it gives evidence of rapid `

and continuous advance, affording the.

hopeful anticipations that had been raised. il'

,ture's mild laxaztives, and while gentle are reliable

Rouse the Liver

Cure ~ Sick Headache, Bil-

" iousness, Sour

I and Constipation..

everywhere, 25c.

hint at the milllnery type cannot express in this department.

to see the

All we can

beauty

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latest

look your W.

Spring

Covert our make, superior

and as low in price as

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To be sold on TUESDAY 1

insr, at5 dclock p. m. at Square: _ -

'2 FAT cA1'1'|.e

La Havanna, _ .Pic ndor, Garcia, _

The Jap, V El Fenix,

El Mc-rits, _ ‘ Ci arettes

East r lllmery

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This stores one and only aim is Millinery

one idea store. Standing at the head of the

trade of Ch’town, its opportunities are numerom ing. These opportunities have made possible rare olfei-ings in Trimmed Hats A chance to buy workmansliip and most correct styles at l ss than

_ _ _ _ give for the common. These Hats are in latest

_lilimesty more frcflllently visitedher Irish fusely trimmed Hgwerg, a,1gl‘ei'.l’.E~`, f’l`,(3 Hll l'll8 K“‘gd°"‘ ““d S“_b”°'°t”' . __ _ ` ionable shades, inclndiflil Pod wld pl\rp’e--ao twi

,___ _ _ 1 ~ ___ T," °‘°”“°”t “mb °”t'”s “.`”‘.°a”` _' diifereni styles. For Wednesday evening c .isic to the present hearty :ind loyn.lre--

ception accorded to the Queen in Ireiand,"» | _

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I is her adinitted possession of those qua`i `

ties of true womanhood, those attributes I ` - " _ _ __ _ _ _

Dea ers from the country do well to ti é above show. Spot cash prices on above

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Wholesale Maxxum of P li. mud

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_M M Require lieuphnisiarinw

If so, we wish to I it you know that we have every facility for doing it, at a very

small cost. We can da over your mat- tress __ and make it as good as new sent for, upholstered and

lime tht Same day. ~

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Teiefphna JOHN N EWSON

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Fed at Government Stock Farm. _ _* _ _ I

§,Terms CASH. _ _ I ’ s _ ` I _ W. * ` There is also a quantity of N _ 1 _ ~ ‘ i ` _ ' é § 3' 2

Oats, excellent Seed, fcrisalc at the ~ ‘_ ` = 1 _ _

Farm. -V _ _ _ .

In all the latest desi s.

iucniau snirs, _ _ __ ‘i“ ‘.1-.:::;._RB2_;' P2.sr.“:-°°“~~

.. EAIRSTO, ' “°° ° ‘S -,

Apl 5 :its , Amgignem-_ Be sure and visit the leading

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Wa s'rILL lim new of FLi~;UaY‘s Rollei- Bm-iq nm Oman.

P°1i»°~. Gain cmiim, cried ~ <1 sm ’ _‘selling low and on liberal are an ' Cum". 'Ma n

l La Industria,

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pi E! ALSO Driving Harness, Robes, Sl ' Fin mmmgg [gnu 0.*

past at the hands of the dominant King~ _ g ’ - Tobnamm and ¢h0l¢_9 B19Ud0d T933 in 5| 10- Mid b0;;j Ill I( l0'@§ W k

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sis: '**““°"il"S ""6 SHIRE; ..:..:€f‘1_._. of _..._ .i.... ..._ .. .. H.. on

removed, there still remain some serious. ' _ " _ ' ' ` ' _ _ ‘

inequalities of taxation which requiref _ _ '_ ' A &

adjustment. These grievances post audi _ - _ ` , _ _. _ __ ' ,__ _ __ ____ 2

_ W, We have some very meg BONE. ;_

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Ai.-» simian etanii I “ _ o

Krppered Herring,

l________` ,__ _ _, ___~___ _ __ ' Ku ‘_ s_ a _ _ _ _ _ _ Uustbea 8`D0<1r'\adster and l$iah.L~‘~_Prl¢'e llppwed /Herring m C Tomato’ ~ . ' “ "'_"_1_°‘_"‘

gl* *_ 'md' A fi noobjectirquiiitv matches. Apply at ence.. S*"°e» - ` if _ It 0 $ I ' `

_ - _Q E__MUg_RAY_ Canned FiuuanFlad<1i¢¢, _ _ _ ___ __ ,_ ,. __ ___ ____ __ _

. Am do pa §_ 1 s ” Han.»1D_ayi_ee_ Cwved lobster in 5 and lib tins, i L _if ""`_ "'° .f1"**j_f, _ _ ‘

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8 X J i _°°“'?_°‘*,$'_1\<>_n. (New Bm.3¢wi¢k,)_ ` - ' _ __ __

,‘ ' ' 1 --_-_._ _ _ _ _ Canned _ lopsand S' ‘ ' A' _ge _ ‘ _ ;

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* l~ `;‘F.'r~§t clgss- ‘l A inseam Africans F“°f“°l15u‘dines, etc. _ ” _ Y s

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' bekevt open and all Ideal' husineeswlnbe _ _ ' _ _ - V ‘ _- _

oromstly att to under

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