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 I lomestead Regulations page 25 
 
 (iovernment Land Offices and Addresses " 27 
 
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 italics are Railway Stations. 
 
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 M. & N. W.- -Manitoba & North Western Ry. 
 C. N. W. C;.— Great Northwest Central Ry. 
 N. P. &. M.— Norther Pacific & Manitoba Ry. 
 S. & W.— Saskatchewan & Western Ry. 
 H. B.—Hudson Bay Ry. 
 
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 Aikenside L 
 
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 Aweme N 
 
 Alcester K 
 
 Alexander. C.l'.R I 
 
 Anicn, M.&N.W I' 
 
 Austin, C.V.W S r 
 
 Alniassippi X w 
 
 Ash Creek P x 
 
 Assiniboine V <.\ 
 
 Archibald \' z 
 
 Argyle C o 
 
 Agathe, St !•> v 
 
 Aubigney K' w 
 
 Arnaud',\yxv\Q\\ C. 1'. K. F' z 
 
 Anne, St I' u 
 
 Andrews, St F' q 
 
 Alphor.se, St R x 
 
 Ames G' h 
 
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 Butterfield A bi 
 
 Balmerino 15 k 
 
 liinscarth Farm B j 
 
 BINSCARTH, M.lv: 
 
 N.\y. Ry. Junc....B j 
 
 Belleview Y. v 
 
 /?«</d!//, G.N.W.C. ...D n 
 
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 BOISSEVAIN, br'cii 
 
 C.P.R r 7. 
 
 Bassiuood. K n 
 
 BRANDON, C.P.R. 
 
 &G.N.W.C K s 
 
 Brandon Hills L t 
 
 Brookdale N q 
 
 Bradwardine (\ t| 
 
 Brierwood G r 
 
 Jiiirnbnnk C p 
 
 Bridge Creek, M.& 
 
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 Blake R 
 
 Beaver Creek T 
 
 Bagot, C.P.R U 
 
 Beaconsfield U 
 
 Bumside, C.P.R V r 
 
 Barnsiey,C.l\\<.hr..7. v 
 
 Bonnie Doon A' o 
 
 Blumenort B'b' 
 
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 BONIFACE, ST., 
 
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 Binfs Hill, C.P.R.. .Gi r 
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 Craigilea O x 
 
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 CRYSTAL CITY, 
 
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 Campbellville V \v 
 
 CARMAN V w 
 
 Charles, St K' s 
 
 Clandeboye CI' n 
 
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 Cook's Creek H' q 
 
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 Douglas, C. P. R M r 
 
 Dry River R y 
 
 Donore, R.R.V.R D' v 
 
 Diifiost, C.P.R. br. ..Fi x 
 
 Dynevor H' o 
 
 Dundee P r 
 
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 Fort EUUe, CJ . N. W. C. 15 ni 
 
 Fort EIlice.H.B. Post. B m 
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 I'lorenta Q ni 
 
 Fairburn K z 
 
 Fortier A' r 
 
 Eoxton E' m 
 
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 Gauthier E'a' 
 
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 Giroux J' V 
 
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 Hamiota Ci o 
 
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 I lartney G w 
 
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 Washington Territory, Oregon, 
 
 British Columbia and California. 
 
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 Yellowstone Park and Dining Car Route. 
 
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 and Butte City, and is the only line reaching Jamestown' 
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 Haviland J y 
 
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 Indian Ford U t 
 
 Icelandic River d' f 
 
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 Jolys Qi X 
 
 lean Baptiste, St D' y 
 
 [atiKs, St F' r 
 
 K. 
 
 Kinesota S g 
 
 Kola A s 
 
 Kelloe, M.&N.W F 1 
 
 KILL A R N E F, 
 
 C.r.R. branch M z 
 
 Kingsley T y 
 
 Kildonan, C.P.R. hr. . F' r 
 
 Kemnay, C.P.R T s 
 
 Ilanlan C' j) 
 
 /ffa,Hns;/y, C.l'.R....Di s 
 
 L. 
 
 Lake Francis Z n 
 
 Landsburn I) k 
 
 Lucas K o 
 
 Lippentolt A r 
 
 Lennox F b' 
 
 Lagoch F p 
 
 Lothair M q 
 
 La Rtviere, C. P. R. br.T z 
 
 Leon, St U .\ 
 
 Lome \' y 
 
 Lintrathen X x 
 
 Lundyville X i 
 
 Lowestoft Z y 
 
 Laurent, St Z 1 
 
 Letellier D' ai 
 
 Ldetlier Station, R.R. 
 
 V.R, 
 
 , . E' a' 
 
 La Salle E' u 
 
 L.owcr Fort Garry . ...(;' p 
 
 Lorette H' t 
 
 La Broqucrie K' w 
 
 Langvale L w 
 
 Little Peiiil>ina,{:.VM. 
 liranch L z 
 
 Manda (' u 
 
 Melita C z 
 
 Menota I) y 
 
 Michie F, r 
 
 Montefiorc F ai 
 
 Melgund F x 
 
 Maskawata G s 
 
 Monteith H v 
 
 Marney Mm 
 
 Moline J o 
 
 Minnewawa K v 
 
 MINNEDOSA, M.& 
 
 N.W. Ry. Junction. L n 
 
 Medora E z 
 
 Minniska C h 
 
 Murchison Mm 
 
 Millford N u 
 
 Montrose O r 
 
 Moropano p y 
 
 Mid7vay Q n 
 
 Mekiwin Q o 
 
 AfelbouTiic, C. P. R . . . . Q s 
 
 Maringhurst R z 
 
 Mowbray \' l)i 
 
 MANITOU, C.P.R. 
 
 branch I ' ■/. 
 
 Musselborough V x 
 
 Macdonald \' (| 
 
 Mountain City X a' 
 
 Miami X x 
 
 Minnewakan X i 
 
 MORDEN, C.P.R. 
 
 branch \ v. 
 
 Marvland , . Z n 
 
 USE JOHNSTON'S FLUID BEEF 
 The Great Strengtk Giver. 
 
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 S MANITOBA ADVERTISEMENTS. 
 
 ALL0WA7 & CHAMPION, 
 
 §mihers and §r^ahers. 
 
 Scrip, 
 
 Bonds, 
 
 Stocks 
 
 BOUGHT AND SOLD. 
 
 DO NOT PAY CASH 
 
 For ClOVKRNMENT, C.P.R., or C.N.W. Co. L.\ND.S, 
 
 A larftc saving can be m.-ide by paying in Scrip, 
 
 Honds or Stock, through ms. 
 
 Write for Pakticli.ars. Fakmeks' Notes Discoi-nted. 
 
 WINNIPEG AND PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE. 
 
 HOPE'S 
 
 Tent, Aw nil an J Mates 
 
 FACTORY. 
 
 HOPE & CO. 
 
 9 McWILLIAM ST. EAST, 
 
 WINNIPEG, MAN. 
 
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 PIOIT, 
 
 s. 
 
 >cks 
 
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 \NDS, 
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 OC.NTKI). 
 
 RAIRIE. 
 
 1ST. 
 
 MarquctU IJi 
 
 -Meadow Lea Bi 
 
 Meado-ius C' 
 
 Morris, C.P.K. and 
 
 N.P.&M 1)1 
 
 Middlechurch <;' 
 
 Millbrook V 
 
 McGregor, C. JM< . . . . 'I' 
 MILLWOOD, M.& 
 
 N.W. Ry A i 
 
 N. 
 
 Xapinka E' y 
 
 Ninga \^ .-{i 
 
 Ninette \ x 
 
 NEE PAW A, M.^; 
 
 .N.W o n 
 
 Xorquay '1" w 
 
 New Haven \' v 
 
 NEWDALE, .\I.\ ■ 
 
 N.W f 
 
 NIVERVILLE,CA': 
 
 R. branch 1m 
 
 NORBER'f, ST., 
 
 N.P.&M Fi 
 
 Nelson \ 
 
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 O. 
 
 Orwold 1" II 
 
 OAK LAKE, Q.VAK.V t 
 
 Oakburn (; k 
 
 Oak River, O.N.W.C.H o 
 
 Osprey o 
 
 Oberon ( ) 
 
 Orange Ridge 1* 
 
 Otenaw ( ) 
 
 (^live T u 
 
 Oakland w p 
 
 Opawaka W y 
 
 Ossowo /, p 
 
 Oak Point Z k 
 
 Osborne, C.P.R. br. ..D' v 
 
 Otterbiirii, C.P.R. br.Ki w 
 
 Oak 
 
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 Pegius H 
 
 Parkisimo c 
 
 Pipestone D 
 
 Penrith K 
 
 Pendennis I 
 
 Petrel p 
 
 PILOT MOUND, 
 
 C.P.R. branch S z 
 
 I'onieroy / x 
 
 POPLAR POINT, 
 
 C.P.R Z p 
 
 Pigeon Lake H' r 
 
 Ple.Tsant Home E' 1 
 
 I'ie, St Kiai 
 
 Parkdak, C.P.R. l,r..C.' q 
 
 i'rairie Grove G' s 
 
 Plympton H' s 
 
 PORTAGE LA- 
 PRAIRIE, C.P.R. 
 
 and M.&X.W W „ 
 
 P/MM COUL/E, 
 C.P.R. branch A' /, 
 
 R. 
 
 M.& 
 
 RUSSELL 
 
 N.W B 
 
 Rossburn K 
 
 Ralphton j.' ^. 
 
 Roden ]i ^ 
 
 RidingMount'nHouse.I 
 
 Roseland j 
 
 Ravensglen ] „ 
 
 Raven Lake G 
 
 Raytield K 
 
 Rowland ^ 
 
 Roundthwaite L 
 
 Roseberry }> 
 
 Richmond R 
 
 Rutlanville T 
 
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 fiDanitoba Ibotcle. 
 
 THE CLARENDON HOTEL 
 
 The Building cost $140,000 ; solid Brick and Fire- 
 Proof with Vaults, Elevators, Steam 
 Heated throughout 
 
 SPACIOUS DINING HALL. 
 
 Sample Room with Plate-Glass Front. 
 
 Terms, ranging from $1.50 to $3.50 per day. 
 
 BENNETT & CO., Props. 
 
 Late of the New Douglas House. 
 
 LANGHAM HOTEL 
 
 Biij&.]sriDoasr. 
 
 Situated on 12th St. Newly furnished and fitted 
 
 througout. Every room heated by steam; 
 
 Hot and Cold baths. 
 
 SAMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS. 
 
 FREE 'BUS MEETS ALL TRAINS. 
 
 The Langham is the most comfortable hotel west of Winnipee 
 Charges moderate. 
 
 J. W. NEALON, A. W. LEFLAR. 
 Prop. Mgr. 
 
 WESTERN HOTEL 
 
 Always First-class in every respect. Large addi- 
 tion just completed; newly furnished. 
 
 LARGE SAMPLE ROOMS AND BILLIARD ROOM. 
 
 LIVERY IN CONNECTION. 
 
 THOS. HUCKELL. Prop. 
 
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 A'ra/iinti, C.J'. R . \i ,-, 
 
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 Shellmoiitli \ 
 
 Silver Creek c 
 
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 Suthwin G' 
 
 Sourisford C 
 
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 Snalte Creek D 
 
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 Strathclair P.O \\ 
 
 STRATHCLAIK, 
 
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 SOURIS(riumCrc-k).I v 
 
 Sheppardville f x 
 
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 Stratherne M n 
 
 SOURIS CITV M V 
 
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 Salisbury p n 
 
 Sittaka o 
 
 Sidney, C.P.R R 
 
 Silver Spring T 
 
 Swan Lake T 
 
 Somerset u 
 
 Snowflake U „, 
 
 Shadeiand X a' 
 
 Stephenfield X w 
 
 Stodderville V ai 
 
 Schfinzenfelt / a' 
 
 Sal;( ville / ^ 
 
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 STONEWALL, C.P. 
 
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 STONY MOUX- 
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 SUNNVSIDE ... IP 
 SELKIRK EAST, 
 
 C.P.R IP 
 
 SELKLRK' WEST, 
 
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 Steinbach p w 
 
 Stuartburn p a' 
 
 St. Alphonse R x 
 
 St. Leon U x 
 
 St. Laurent Z 1 
 
 St. FranfoisXavier. . .C r 
 
 St. Jean Baptistc D' /. 
 
 St. Charles E' s 
 
 ST AGATHE, N.P. 
 
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 ST.NORBERT,y..V. 
 
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 ST. BONLEACE, 
 
 C.P.R F' 
 
 St.Javies, C.P.R. br. .F' 
 
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 WINNIPEG. 
 
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 TREHENNE, C.P. 
 
 R. branch T u 
 
 THORNEHILL, C. 
 
 P.R. branch. X z 
 
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 VIRDEN, C.P.R....D s 
 
 Viola Dale G o 
 
 Victoria Patk, C.P.R. 
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 C.P.R. Main Line, E. and 
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 WEST SELKIRK, 
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 West Lynn E' b' 
 
 Wavy Bank E' o 
 
 Woonona Bi n 
 
 WOODLANDS B' o 
 
 Warrington '/. y 
 
 WES'/BOURNE, 
 
 M.&N.W U p 
 
 Wootisicif,M.Se.^.\\..T o 
 
 Wellington T p 
 
 Wood Bay T y 
 
 Wellwoot; p q 
 
 Wakopa L b" 
 
 WHITEWATER, 
 
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 Wapaha I y 
 
 Wheatland H p 
 
 Waneche H x 
 
 West Hall H x 
 
 Warleigh E ni 
 
 Waskada D ai 
 
 Wattsview CM 
 
 Woodworth C t 
 
 WHITEMOUTH, 
 
 C.P.R O' r 
 
 Wassewa J a' 
 
 DUNCAN S. MAGINTYRE, 
 
 Hardware : and i Metal : Broker, 
 
 RAILWAY AND CONTRACTORS' SUPPLIES. 
 
 ONTARIO ROLLING MILLS CO., 
 
 HAMILTON, ONT. 
 
 1541: St. James St,, 
 
 MONTREAL. 
 
 Telephone No. 911 A. \ 
 P. O. Box 1J35. I 
 
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 The following list of 
 
 MANITOBA LANDS 
 
 Are all advantageously situated in the thriving 
 , Counties of 
 
 BRANDON AND DSNNIS, 
 
 On the main line of the Canadian Pacific Railway, 
 and distant only two to five miles from 
 
 PROSPEROUS GRAIN CENTRES. 
 
 Section 13, Township 10, Range 21, 
 
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 WILSON & SMYTH, 
 
 WHOLESALE 
 
 FURNITURE, 
 
 BRANDON, MAN. 
 
 Our Stock is the largest and best assorted in the 
 Province, and prices the lowest. 
 
 If you want to furnish, get our estimates. 
 
 Our Wholesale Price List sent to the trade on 
 application. 
 
 T. E. KELLY, 
 
 Livepy, Feed and Sale Stables, 
 
 9th St., BRANDON, MAN. 
 
 Good horses and rigs. Special rates to Commercial men. 
 Open day and night. Telephone No. 45 
 
 THE BRANDON 
 
 Tent, Awning, Overall and Mattress 
 
 FACTORY. 
 
 EMERSON & McNEIL, 
 
 
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 Furnishings, Cutlery and Plated Ware, 
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 ALL KINDS OF SPORTING GOODS. 
 
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 Bar, Band, Hoop and Sheet Iron, Swedes and 
 
 Norway Iron, Steel, Tin Platea, Wire, 
 
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 Horse Nails, Horse Shoes, 
 
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 stock of 
 
 SHKLF AND HEAVY HARDWARH. 
 
 ALSO 
 
 Railway Supplies of Every Description, vir : 
 
 Shovels, Picks, Crowbars, Wheelbarrows, Scrapers, 
 
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 MAP OR PLAN 
 
 Of your Municipality or Town accompanied by 
 a letter press description of its advan- 
 tages is one of the best means 
 of advertising it to 
 the world. 
 
 The Biirland Lithogpaphic Co. 
 
 MONTREAL, 
 
 Make a specialty of Map Work of every kind, 
 
 whether engraved on stone or copper, or 
 
 reproduced by Photo-lithography,' 
 
 or the admirable 
 
 WAX PROCESS. 
 
 Write for information and estimates. 
 
 THE BORLAND LITHOGRAPHIC CO., 
 
 Engravers and Fine Color Printers, 
 
 MONTUKAI.. 
 
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 Municipality County, 
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 Plessis 
 
 Port, la j'rairie . . 
 
 Rock Lake 
 
 Beautiful Plains. 
 
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 I)uilerin 
 
 Turtle Mountain 
 
 Riding Jlounti'n 
 
 Russell 
 
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 Riverside 
 
 Riding Mounl'in 
 
 Rossburn 
 
 Rus.sell 
 
 Sifton 
 
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 Silver Creek 
 
 .Selkirk W., town 
 
 Selkirk K., town 
 
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 EIDISOlSr 
 
 ELPIC UEIIT SYSTEPI 
 
 Sprague Electric Motors. 
 
 REPORT JANUARY lat, 1889. 
 
 Two 'I'housand (2,000) Isolated Plants in suc- 
 cessful operation. 
 
 Two Hundred and Fifty (250) Central Station 
 Plants installed. 
 
 More than One Million, Five Hundred Thou- 
 sand (1,500,000) Edison Lamps in use. 
 
 Edison Patents cover entire system of Incan- 
 descent Lighting. 
 
 The Edison System, the best for all Incandes- 
 cent Lighting, bo'.h Street and Interior. 
 
 Plants for Hotels, Theatres, Public Buildings, 
 Asylums, Hospitals, Banks, Office Buildings, 
 Cotton and Woolen Mills, Distilleries, Oil and 
 Sugar Refineries, Paper Mills, Central Stations 
 for Towns and Villages. Arc and Gas Light 
 Companies have special opportunities for invest- 
 ing in Incandescent Lighting on large dividend 
 paying basis, with the Edison Incandescent 
 System. 
 
 Guarantee. — Twelve Sixteen Candle Power 
 1 ,amps to the Mechanical Horse Power. High- 
 est etificiency, durability, best mechanical con- 
 struction, economy of power, perfect regulation, 
 longest life of lamps, steadiness of lights and 
 lowest cost in operation. Estimates promptly 
 furnished for isolated Plants and Central Stations. 
 Sales and Supply Departzaent: 
 
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 Head Office: St. James St. - - Montreal. 
 
 I'kksidknt : 
 'I'llOMAS WORKMAN, i:s(i. 
 
 N'lCK-I'ur.siDKVT : 
 HON. A. W. OCILVIK. 
 
 ClIIKF MkDICAI. Ol'l'ICICU : 
 
 (ii;o. WILKIXS, M.D., M.R.CS., i;.\c;. 
 
 Actuary : 
 '1'. li. MACAU LAV. 
 
 M \\.\(;i.\(; I3IRKC10K: 
 K. MACAU LAV. 
 THOS. GILROY, General Agent, 
 
 WINNIPEG, MAN. 
 
 PECK, BENNY & CO. 
 
 --MAN-UI'ACTCRJ'.R.S OF- 
 
 Horse Shoe Nails, Horse Shoes, Rail- 
 way and Ship Spikes, 
 
 IRON AUD STEEL CtTT NAILS 
 
 Patent Pressed and Clinch Nails, Cut Tacks 
 
 and Small Nails of every description, 
 
 also Wire Nails. 
 
 PROPRIETORS OF TlIF, 
 
 CANAD4 EOLLM MILLS & HORSESHOE WORKS 
 
 'J'homas Pkik. Jas. H. Peck. 
 
 office: 
 LACHINE CANAL. 
 
 works; 
 391 ST. PAUL ST. 
 
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 IIU.MKSTKAl) KI'Cri.ATIUXS. 
 
 25 
 
 ny 
 
 real. 
 
 MAN. 
 :ks 
 
 lEKS 
 
 ST. 
 
 HOMESTEAD REGULATIONS, 
 
 All even mimbeitd sections excepting 8 a.ui cC. are open f„r 
 li imesteai] ami [)re-empti.jn entry. 
 
 ENTRY. 
 
 Kniry may l.e n.a Ir person.-.lly at the lucal land olVice in wl.id. 
 ll.c land to Ije takt-n is siinateor if the homesteader desires, he may 
 o:. application to the Minister of the Interior, Ottawa, or the Com- 
 
 n^, ""'",; 1"";'" '••""''•, \\''""'PeK. receive authority for some 
 
 one ne.ir the- local u:Iice to make the entry f..r him. 
 
 DUTIES. 
 
 L'nJerihcpre.em law homestead duties may he i-ci-rormed in 
 tln-(.e ways : ' 
 
 ,1 '',.?'""''' y'^^'''','-ul''^:'t'oM and i-esideme, during which iic-rL-d 
 
 >far without forfeiting the entry. 
 
 2. HeMclenceforthreeye.ars within two miles of the huuitstead 
 ||narter section and afterwards iie.'it prior to application for patent 
 icsiding for 3 months in a habitable house erected upon it. Ten 
 ..icres must be broken the first year after entry, 15 acres additional 
 ni the second, and 15 in tlie third year ; :o acres to be in crop the 
 stcond year, and 25 acres the third year. 
 
 3. A settler may reside anywhere for the llist two years, in the 
 irs joarbreaking 5, ,n the second cropping said 5 and breaking 
 
 .■u dmona ,0, .also budding a habitable house. 'I'he entry is forfeit- 
 eel it residence is not commenced at the e.vpiration ol" 2 years from 
 Uate ol entry. 1 hereafter the settler must reside upon and cultivate 
 Ins homestead for at least six months in each year for three years 
 
 APPLICATION FOR PATENT 
 
 lllil^in'rii"'''"'"' ''"ii"^ the local agent, any liomestead inspector, or 
 the intelligence officer at Medicine Hat or Qu'Appelle station 
 
 r^'oVp^iiSo°i^- ?iiv";^Si^.°-^ '^^o^^o^^ 
 
 INTELLIGENCK OFFICES are situate at Winnipeg On', 
 .^ppelle Station and Medicine Hat. Newly arrived immfgran > 
 
 areonen'fVnf"^''^ \^"' "^■« '"'"'^■■'"^"ioM as to the land^ that 
 are open for entry, and from the officers in charge, free of e.vpense 
 S'lvice and assistance in securing lands to suit them. ' ' 
 
 A SECOND HOMESTEAD. 
 
 nia,' be t.,ken by anyone who has received a homeste.-ul patent or a 
 nf n^^'l ■ "^'•'™f'"'="'J'-'""" countersigned by the Commissioner 
 of Dominion lands upon application for patent made by him prior 
 to the second day of June, 1887. ^ 
 
 .AH communications having reference to lands under control ,,f 
 
 \ n,!;,T'"'°"/;°'1.''"'''?"*' '>''"S l^etween the eastern boundary of 
 •Manitoba and the Pacihc coast should be addressed to 
 
 H. H. SMITH, 
 
 Commissioner of Dominion Lands, 
 
 Winnipeg, Man, 
 
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 OTTAWA au\i;rtisi;mknts. 
 
 CALL AT 
 
 HARRIS & CAMPBELL'S 
 
 FURNITURE WAREROOMS 
 
 WHEN IN OTTAWA, 
 
 AND SEE THEIR LINES (il" 
 
 PARLOR, DINING & LIBRARY 
 
 FURNITURE. 
 
 block: 
 
 GQk. QuEEn & O'CONNOR STS. 
 
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 DEPARTMENT OP TIIK INTERIOR. 
 
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 DEPARTMENT ofthe INTERIOR 
 
 130MINI0N LANDS BRANCJJ. 
 
 Minister ofthe Interior-Ifon. K. Dewdnev 
 M mister s IMvate Scretary- l.yndwode I'ereira. 
 I)epiiy ofthe Minister of il,e Iiuerior-A. M. Jtureess 
 Secretary of the Department oftbe Interior- -John R H-,|| 
 Assistant Secretary-P. li, DouRlas ' 
 
 Surveyor (ieneral-Kdward Deville' 
 
 C hief Clerk, Accountant-J. A. Pinard. "'«ie\e. 
 
 Ol TSII K SKRVK 
 
 /'Conimissioner-H. H. Smith, \\ ,ineK. 
 -and I Supt. of Mines- Wm. Pearce Calya y 
 
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 Hoard. I Inspector of Agencie7-^ M/Co,.!,;;,,' VVinnipeK. 
 
 l.At;t. lint. Coliimhia— H.Ii \V Aikm/n V..1. vv. . • . 
 •Secretary ofthe Land lioard-T. K Lrpe W^^^^^^^ 
 Assistant Secretar>^-R A. Kuttan.NVbrpeg ""'""'" 
 Accoutant-K. H. Taylor, Winnipeg. 
 
 IJOMI.IIO.V I.ANfS (IFFICKS. 
 (f'lgnrc'S arc Ini-lnslvp,, 
 Winnipeg District-All surveyed e mt Mer West l.n.lr,- .„ 
 
 '°"^ J^TTi^^E;^>^^ .3 to .nd Mer, tp 8-.. r, to .,d 
 
 '"'^1 Jr jl^Crf^r^'i^^ -!;; '= '° ^"' ''-' ••■ ^. ^ -^ - -" 
 
 '"" wi:?f ^l^1;:i^^||-t^^|:--" 0^ -^ i-lud. .3, r, to . 
 ""o.^P^m^ll^ir" "'''"'' ""'"^'"« '^' ^ ^3 .o .nd Mer.; W. 
 
 Land Companies otijer than Dominion Governmeijt. 
 
 C. p. R. and Man. S. W. Col. Ry Co 
 
 HA^Ii^^rrS^-,-,-^--^^-., apply to L. A. 
 
 Or to any station ntrent rf ihr f T> V r- «i ■ , 
 
 Western Col. Ry. Co. ' ' "^ '^'•'"iiloba .Sonih 
 
 M. & Nor. W. R. Co. 
 A.l'.KDEX, Land Commissioner. Offices: 622 
 
 •Main St., Winnipeg. 
 
 Hudson-, Bay Co.-=o8 Main St. See Advertisement 
 Canada Nor -West Land Co _\V i> c„ .u »i 
 
 624 Main street, Winnipeg • ' '^"'"'' ^^^"^S"'S Director. 
 
 "'"^^ai?.^^^•^•""^ '■'"' ^•"-"^'-•. "— "^ ^ Nanton, 396 
 
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 SHIPPERS'! TRAVELLERS' 
 
 ABC GUIDE, 
 
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 Railway Stations, 
 
 Post Offices, 
 Money Order Offices, 
 
 Telegraph Offices, 
 
 Banking Towns, 
 Fares, Distances, 
 
 Connections and 
 
 Stag-e Routes. 
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 Kkst J>'i>oo,uoo.oo 
 
 BRANLHKS IS THB NORTH-WK4T. 
 
 Bmndon^ '.'.'.'. 9 ?• ,"°*''«> Manager 
 
 Calgary J' I"V«' 
 
 porta^.aPrairie:;:.;:.;.;:;,:^:&^^.,, ;; 
 
 nRANCHE.S INONTARIO. 
 
 EsMx Centre, Niagara Falls, Inaersoll «, t». 
 
 Britain 'l;ni.ed'sure,?V';a'c': 0^1. 'rnd'''^*" ^'',^"'^''' f^^''' 
 Zealand. ' '™"'^«' '-'""". India, Australia and New 
 
 Municipal and other Debentures Purchase,/ 
 
 '7LimheS7/I^omfcV'7tdo""^■"^* Bo«.nauef. Bank 
 
 Ljve^ol District BanUn«^°C:.te^^^ 
 
 C & W, PLAXTOH 
 
 INVENTORS OF 
 
 n iAXTOM'S SFRTimiAl 
 
 ■ HOT WATER ROli n 
 
 Steam Fitters and Plumbers. 
 
 HOT WATER HEATING 
 
 A SPECIALTY. 
 
 88 FORT STRPCT 
 
 »tiif mirclj. 
 
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 LOAN COMPANIES AND BROKERS. 
 
 Dominion of Canada Moitgago , Canada Permanent Loan ami 
 
 Co'y L'd. Monty loantil on first ' i?i'^''"3=^ ^'"- ' ncorpor.itcd 1 855. 
 
 , • Money advanced on real tstatc 
 
 mortgage real estate .seoun.y. | ,^^„,i>^,_ Mortsage.s and de' 
 
 Delwntures purchased. A few | bentures bought. Some im- 
 choice farms for sale on easy | Proved farms and city property 
 terms. WM. J. AKIN, Mana- I 'SUtvTHF^rrhKOCK. 
 ger, 3 i;; M.^ln street, Winnipeg. 453 Main street, W'i .ni.jtf;. 
 
 Western Canada Loan and 
 Savings Co. Fixed and per- 
 manent capital (subscribed) 
 $2,500,000. Money' to loan at i 
 lowest ciinent rates. Favor- I 
 able terms for repayment of 
 principal. WALTER S. LEK, 
 Managing Director, Toronto. 
 W. M. I-'ISI-IER, Winnipeg. 
 
 London & Canadian Loan 
 and Agency Conipiny, Lt'd. 
 Capital suV)Scribed, four mill.on 
 dollars. Money to lend on 
 improved real estate. Munici- 
 pal and school debentures pur- 
 chased. G. J. MAULSON, 
 Local Manager, Winnipeg. 
 
 The Trust and Loan Co. of 
 
 Canada. Established 1851. 
 Money advanced on sacuruy 
 of improved farms. Interest 
 8 per cent. No commision. 
 Expenses greatly reduced. 
 Loans completed in Winnipeg. 
 A. M. PATl'ON, Manager, 
 Winnipeg. 
 
 The Dundee Investment Com- 
 pany (lA). Farm and city 
 property (improved and unim- 
 proved) for sale on easy terms 
 of payment. DRUMMOND 
 BROS. St MOFFAT, Dundee 
 Block, 398 Main St., Winnipeg. 
 
 Manitoba Mortgage and In- 
 
 vesimen! Co. Ld. of London. 
 Capital $2,500,000. Chairman, 
 Sir Kd. Stafford. Loans made 
 at current rates on terms to suit 
 borrowers. Mortgages and de- 
 bentures purchased. Farm lands 
 for sale. L. M. LEWIS. 
 
 Alloway ft Champion, Bank- 
 ers and brokers, 362 Main 
 street, Winnipeg, transact a 
 general banking busine's. Spe- 
 cialties : Purchase and sale of 
 scrip, school debentures, rail- 
 way and municipal bonds, stocks, 
 and New York and Sterling Ex- 
 change. 
 
 W. 1'. MASON. 
 
 T. J. JONES. 
 
 MASON & JONES, 
 
 ^OOK AMD ^K^ENEHAL. OB ferRlNTERS 
 
 (Citizen Joii Department), 
 
 48 & 50 QUEEN ST., - - OTTAWA. 
 
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 A, W, fflopri? 5 Bpo. 
 
 MONTREAL 
 
 ARE THE MANUFACTURERS OF THE 
 CELEBRATED 
 
 RED CAP 
 
 BRAND OF MANILLA 
 
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 Binder Twine I 
 
 THEY ALSO MAKE 
 
 JUTE® COTTON BAGS, 
 CORDAGE, Etc. 
 
 North West Agents: 
 
 MERRICK, ANDERSON & CO., 
 
 Winnipeg, Man, 
 
 Eiggggg t^gp J ca « 
 
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 AUTOMAThC REFRIGERATOR CO. 
 
 MANUFACTURERS OF- 
 
 Hanpahan'siPstinLJ^efpigepatop 
 
 sasasasasHSHsasasasHsasH 
 
 SPECIALLY ADAPTED 
 
 fOH THE PHE8EHVATI0N OF 
 
 Fresh Meats, Fish, Milk, Bntter 
 
 Aod otber Perishable Articles. 
 
 A thorough Circulation of Dry Cold Air. 
 
 No one Article will take Taste from another. 
 AH are kept In the same Chamber, 
 
 ♦.-^5TC_^ 
 
 sHsasasasasasasasasasasa 
 
 ♦ STOCK SIZES. ♦ 
 
 No. 00 36 X 31 X 18, AMi 
 
 No. o 41 X 3J X 18, 
 
 No. I 48 X 34 X 31, 
 
 No. 2 48 X 40 X 37, 
 
 No. 3 7J X 54 X 30, 
 
 Special Sizes for Grocers. Butchers, 
 Hotels, etc., made to order. 
 
 All doors in the above sizes ate of nood, 
 utiless otherwise ordered. 
 
 asas asBSBsasasasasas asas 
 
 333-33S WELLINGTON ST., OTTAWA, CANADA. 
 
 John BiJflCK, Jt^M Agent, 
 
 Bt^ANisoN, cnANiToen. 
 
 9 
 
 SAFE 
 
 60LDIE £ MCCULLOCH'S 
 
 GOLD MEDAL BANK BUBCLAtl PROOF: 
 # m GOLD MEDA . FIIE P; 
 
 -^sGOLD ] 
 
 AND ALL HIGHEST PRIZ IS WHEREV 
 
 ALFREII 
 
 2^3 ST. JAMES ST. 
 
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 See Catalogue, Prices, Ac, at J. H. BRQWNL 
 
sHsasasasasasasHHBSHsssasasasHSEs 
 
 McCULLOCH'S are the best ! 
 
 LHK BUBGLAli 
 GOLD MEDA 
 
 ALFRED 
 
 S ST. 
 
 Fill PROOF m # 
 =GOLD MEDAL ¥AULT DOORS 
 
 L HICHKST PRII !8 WHEREVER EXHIBITED. 
 
 BENN, 
 
 Manager at Montreal. 
 
 >, Prices. Ac. at J. H. BROWm.BE'8 Ofnce. Brandon. 
 
 LEGAL REVOLVING CASE. 
 
 
 S0e Sample of our Desk /„ J. //. BRQWMLEES OtKce. 
 Send for llluetnted Catalogue. 
 
 MONTREAL 
 THE DESKMAL":RS OF CANADA. 
 
m (oliowinK tiiof ral Agiots vlli elnrfilly wm all ipplleitions for luforiatioi at te rates, &e. ; 
 W. R. CALLAWAY, 8IO King Street West, Toronto. 
 A. V. CKXFPEE, Jr., SBQ^tr James Street, Montreal. 
 J. W. RYDtlR, St. Louis Hotel, <4>Mebeo. 
 K. V. SKINNER^SSS Broadway, Tiew York. 
 C. B. WtoFHRRSOtl, -211 Washington Street, Boston. 
 
 IS THE ONLY DIREG 
 
 Iransportstlon, and with iti 
 
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THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY 
 
 TUr nMI V niDrPT DnilTr '^^^^ an PWIb •# eastern CANADA to MANITOBit the NORTHWEST TERRITORIES and BRI 
 iriL UHLI UinLUI nUUIL intending Settlers will find It for their Interest «o consult with Canadian Pacific Railway 
 sportatlon, and with Its Land Comin*li}onej[,_i., A. HAMILTON, at Winnipeg, as to the seleotlobs of lands for settlenient. 
 
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 EXPLANATIONS 
 
 'S'oliff line tnffir«fefi /ffy.v. con^t/mrffr/.i 
 llmkeit line t/o. r/n. prn/rHrrf. I 
 
 f'/'rr/t- s/iow^x Hfy. Station . if i nn ^ 
 V'/i) figure insii/e. s/ioh-x thr iinmber 
 (i/drainJ^ievators nntf Ware/ion srs. 
 
 l^lfrii^StSli 
 
PACIFIC RAILWAY 
 
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 MANITOBA, th' NORTHWEST TERRITORIES and BRITISH COLUMBIA. iTbUrtttlSi dr 
 
 Interest Co consult with Canadian Pacific Railway Agents concerning all matters of 
 
 i;, as to thjB selectlohs of lands for syttlemewt. ^ 
 
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 EXPLANATIONS. 
 
 Xo/t\/ line f'nfftc«tex J^'X. ron.^fntrf*^.! 
 liinA-rn line t/o. rf«>. //rn/fr/r//. j 
 
 (f/rtle s/ioivx Rly. Station . imiMmmmC- 
 TYif fiqure insit/e . sAoifs- thr nimiber ; I 
 o/' drain A'/fvatorfi rtnt/ Whrr/iousrs . 
 \'^ Station or Town sfiown tAiis 
 f/tff/rnles a firist M^ift . 
 S'r/w/tlx. tMf/ Meet ill ff fffi^tses . *♦ 
 
 /'ost (0icfs . • 
 
 SrAoot.w fiiift Post ^JfJ^trs 
 fkinii/y Bouiift»riex 
 
 Mniiii ipuf Bouiidfirt^ . »-#**»*««; 
 
 ffmfsoit JiHy (hie. Fosis . ^ '7f.R.Po.^t. 
 
 .-/ Sf'vtion o/' &M) fittf^^r \ ^^ 
 
 O/ie sf/iMrr Jfitr . \ ^ ' 
 
 \^tl roH/f.v oil tfir Lines f//'^^/ii7n'afiV 
 /im'e Sr/iftotx. 
 
Tks filiowliK Qeniril Agiatt will cliee yily Hswer ill appllcatlois tor igfor«tiei as to rates, &e. : 
 J. r. Xn, '9S&, Clark StriMt, cmtcSigo. 
 C. H. «tAI(IPBiH-l-f 471 Main Street, Winnipeg, Man. 
 IIA. iTbUriatlB *dr D. 1. 'BRCrWH^anoouver, B. C. 
 
 K all matters of ARCHER BAKBR, 17 James Street, Liverpool, Bng. 
 
 ^ , ... Q. P. R. HBAD. OFFICES at Mbhtreal, Catifada. 
 
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 THE NATIONAL PICTORIAL WEEKLY 
 OF CANADA. 
 
 TTTITH the object of facilitating correspondence and 
 \j^ securing the most interesting views in 
 
 MANITOBA «V«D THE NORTH WEST 
 for publication in the Dominion IttuSTRATED, we ha"e 
 appointed J. H. BROWNLEE, OF BRANDON, special 
 agent for this work, to whoih photographs and sketches 
 should be submitted. • ^ , 
 
 Our friends in the West can assist this enterprise very 
 materially and help to develope, and advertise their 
 splendid country by communicating to Mr. Brownlee 
 their ideas of the class of illustrations that will be of the 
 greatest public interest. . 
 
 The Dominion Illugiiiated publishing Co. 
 
 G. E, DESBARAT3, General Manager, 
 MONTREAL. 
 
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 MONTREAL 
 
 ENGRAVERS A HI 
 
 •OK. 
 
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 bank notes, bonds & debenture 
 draets, maps, static 
 
 ■ . SHOW Care 
 
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 / V*' . > S&^Tn& Celebrated Photo-p 
 
 ARTOTY 
 
 Is exclusively owned in Canada 
 
 ■p-i- 
 
 T//E WITHIN MAP WAS MNGRA VED APID PRINTED IN THE A : 
 
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 BANK NOTE CO. 
 
 ■ MONTREAL. '= 
 
 RS AND F^RINTfeRS 
 
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 S & DKBENTURES, STOCK CERTIKICATES, 
 
 lAPS, STATIONERY, LABELS, 
 
 . SHOy/ CARDS. • ' "' 
 
 'elebrated Photo-printing Process 
 
 ARTOTYPE -*- 
 
 owned in Canada by ttiis. Company. 
 
 n AMD PRINTED IN TfTE ATELIERS OF THE CANADA BA^NK NOTE CO. 
 
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 Lyman, Knox & Co. 
 
 IMPORTERS AND 
 
 U/l7ole5al^ 
 Dru^0ist5 
 
 374 & 376 St. Paul St., M O N T R E AL. 
 
 (CORRBSPONDENCS SOLICITED.) 
 WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR rip CVDUP 
 
 IDEAL FELT TOOLr POIISHERS 
 
 4711 <.M»i» SOAP AKDC6L0GHE 
 
 CRAB-APPLE BLOSSQW PEBFUWt 
 
 RIO CHEWICAL CO.. Etc.. Etc. 
 
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 Lyman, Knox & Co. 
 
 IMPORTERS AND 
 
 U/l7ole5al^ 
 
 Dru66ist5 
 
 374 & 376 St. Pail 81., IVtONTREAL. 
 
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 (CORRBSPONDENC« SOUCITBD.) 
 
 WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR 
 
 FIG SYRUP 
 
 
 IDEAL f ELT TOOTH POIISHERS 
 
 4711 ,.i«»i» SOAP AMD OOL0GH£ 
 CRAB-APPIE BLOSSnUII PFRFUHIF 
 
 RIO BHEWICAL GO.. Etc.. Etc. 
 
 EDISON SYSTEM 
 
 -ELECTRI 
 
 REPORT, JANU. 
 
 Two Thousand (2000) Isolated Plants in succ 
 
 Two Hundred and Fifty (250) Central Stat: 
 
 More than One Million, Five Hundred Tho 
 
 Edison Patents cover entire system of Incanc 
 
 The Edison System, the best for 'all Incand 
 
 .Plants for Hotels, Theatres, Public^ Buildings, 
 
 Cotton and Woolen Mills, Distilleries, 0}1 and Sug 
 
 Towns and Villages. Arc and Gas Light Compar 
 
 Incandescent Ughting on large dividend-paying ba 
 
 Guarantee :— Twelve Sixteen Candle Pow 
 
 Highest efficiency, durability, best mechanical coi 
 
 tion, longest life of lamps, steadiness of lights, and 
 
 furnished for Isolated Plants and Central Stations. 
 
 M. E). 
 
 Canadian Agents for SPRAGUE EL 
 
 I III! 
 
 ■■',. sale' AND SUPPLY DEPAh 
 
 BARR &* CO., Qeneral C^r 
 .726,CRAIO STREET, ^ 
 
I'STEM OF 
 -E CTRIC L IGHTING 
 
 EPORT, JANUARY 1st, 1889. 
 
 oo) Isolated Platits in successful operation. 
 
 Fifty (250) Central Station Plants Installed, 
 illion, Five Hundred Thousand (1,500,000) Kdison Lamps in use. 
 rex entire system of Incandescent I^ighting. 
 
 n, the best for all Incandescent Lighting, both Street and Interior, 
 heatres, Public^ Buildings, Asylums, Hospitals, Banks, Office Buildings, 
 Is, Distilleries, Oil and Sugar Refineries, Paper Mills, Central Stations for ' 
 Lrc and Gas Light Companies have special opportunities for investing in 
 •n large dividend-paying basis, with the Edison Incandescent System. ' 
 elve Sixteen Candle Power Lamps to the Mechanical Horse Power, 
 bility, best mechanical construction, economy of power, perfect regula- 
 rs, steadiness of lights, and lowest cost in operation. Estimates promptly 
 lants and Central Stations. 
 
 ?r SPRAGUE ELECTRIC MOTORS. 
 
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 i ANU SUPPLY DEPARTMENT: 
 
 , General Canadian Selling Agents, 
 lIQ street, IVIONTREAL. 
 
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 Wm. JOHNSON CO. 
 
 (incorporated) 
 
 MONTREAL 
 
 MANUFACTURCnS OF 
 
 PAI NTS ICOL OBS 
 
 specialties: 
 
 JOHNSON'S Superfine Coach and Car Colors 
 
 JOHNSON'S Pure Colors In Oil 
 
 JOHNSON'S Evergreen 
 
 JQHHSOH'S French Permanent Green 
 
 JOHNSON'S Magnetic Iron Paints 
 
 JOHNSON'S Liquid Paints JOHNSON'S Kalsomlne 
 
 JOHNSON'S Decorators' Pure White Lead 
 
 The fact cannot be too forcibly impressed upon the minds of 
 all users of pafnt, that good results can be produced only by the 
 use of good materials The main expense in painting Is not in 
 
 - - — — — . v~- ••I tijiBUK auu uu., ana it 
 
 requires more labor and more oil to apply inferior paint than to 
 apply the best that can be obtained. 
 
 The above Brande are the acknowledged standard by which 
 all other paints in the market may be judged. 
 
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 dOn/tPLETE OUtFITs' 
 
 BlNDERSi ^« SeeDEIWS, 
 
 Rakes, 
 Threshers 
 .Aiijo 
 
 . Engines 
 
 Mowers, 
 
 Plows, 
 
 Harrows. 
 
 WAOONa, 
 
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