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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-08
WANTED,

4
WANTED-THE PERSONS WHoHAS1cr,
w recently pur> chased bargains nom ~ =
IN heal estate TO mention the fat To ~
nr sl1, mat they may have an onportunity
OF uOlng likewise. We have few more bay
gains TO offer, and would like to aceonTe ar-
cate tnose having money for profitable ~
vestment. MURPHY & BoLANz Real Es,a.n-,
Agl nts and Collectors, 7O9 Main street osc
PG y : s -; george &c Hotel; febS-it
" ANTED-TO TRADE A NICE U,YTfST-
w property in the town of Lancaster ~ ~
property In Dallas; house has Is rooms, Ssn ior
cisterns, all In good order. For particn7es'u
can on or address h. +. GREEN, at Lancasr
Ter or j. y ii AFTER, at the Fair Grounds y.
INFANT . D--A SITUATION As C00Iy ~, y
w TO do general homework in a small
family, by CIR from the north; r-iereneaii
gwen. Address, stating locs tlou, Nj.
WANTED-A FEW ACTIVE MEN III
w sell our new goods; only small can,ioi
needed. Call on j. w. STRoNG 4 ca. M osd
Main street febSsnpoo '9 %
WANTEl TO PASTU RE ON SHARF5
w Tor number of years from 400 To "a
head OF cattle; ranch on Big Wichita river
cray county, Texas: fine grass and an abun''
dance OF water and best of protection; cows
pre1errt d. Address PRATT 4 THORNBERRy
lle1rletga, IeXas f-b6-lGt
WANTED-A WOMAN TO MILK
" COW, cook and wash; good wages. An.
ply at No, 2l9 Bryan street, Dallas, Texas.
M An ED = AGENl is. ADDRESS ST
w LOUIS Ell CTRlC LAMP CO., III
Louis, Mo, for circulars, cuts aud terms of
OF ,candle power Marsh electric lamp. fe3- l8t
w You WANT WORK OF
" any kind, or you want help of any
KIND. apply TO this office; we can always fur
nlsh you with any kind of help in reasen-
aole length of time INTELLIGENCE ANN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. O9 Main street, Dali
las, texas. jad2S-lm
WANrED-TO REPAIR FURNITURE
" OF all kinds, upholstery, vanishing,
poHshlng pianos; furniture packed for shin
,nent at low rates, by PHILLIP ADLErA, No.
1910 Main st. IanSe- I'm
Nv ASIED-TOB BUY REAL ESTATE IN
odns' Dallas for cash. ]. NJ. DICKSON,
W. tae.ln street.. ianl7-lm
WANTED-THE TEXAS MUTUALES-
nJw Ilent ASSOCIATION will give good and
prontable employment to experienced lnsur,
alee soneitors, Address A. NJ. HALL, SecTe.
lary, I23 Main street. Dallas Texas ivltt
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deslre to extend our thanks ard appre-
sutton with Captain Irvine, our late part
n p, lor the liberal patronage bestowed on
neItertoh, irvine 4 CO., and ask continue
hnce of the same to the new firm. As will
DC seen, Captain Irvine remains with us,
BFTTERTON a HOPKINS
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w NJ. JOHNSON, City Engineer.
DALLAS, TEXAS, February 7, 1885

NoTlCE-Hokse THIEVES HAVE NO
l use for stock that are branded ON the
,elt Jaw. Agents wanted everywhere TO
oIatlu STOCK ana represent the EsTRAY RE-
Dallas, Texas. fe5s.In,
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DOR RENT-FARM OF 1862 ACRES--9J
4 acres tillable land, ~ acres In orchard
OF the hnest fruit and choice varieties, All
bearing; good house of six rooms and ont
houses, the best of water aud goo carp pond:
only 519 miles from Dallas, on the Rockwa
I r9au Apply TO SIMPSON HUFFMAN, 73l
r.ll street, janlltf
EOR RENT A DESIRABLE FARM OF
L HO acres. miles east of the Court house
IN the city of Dallas, Texas. j. NJ. PATrFR-
SON Agent, No. 2B Patterson ave. janll-tf
IGOR kENT-SEVERAL FARMS; CON.
a Portable houses, plenty of water;6 miles
from me city. q. +. BOwsER. 3lg Elm 81. d2Otf
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EOR RENT-A VERY NICELY FIR.
II nished front room, fronting south and
west single gentleman preferred. Apply at
llO5 Commerce street
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LOST.

LOST.
osT-ON LAST FRIDAY, A PAIR OF
-, sp4otacles, steel frames, in ease Finder
vs. Sii ne literally rewarded by leaving them at
~ sys- 1tiAln street febS-lt
osLLA FAIR OF GOLD BYE-9LASsBS
nloasmm WIN gold chain attached. Finder will
Bros. W." " ioh DAIRY, AZ SANG,
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NOTICE TO OWNERS OR OCCupA Nrs

NOllCE 10 OWNERS OR OCCUPA NTS
Il OF property In sewer districts between
Main and Elm streets, from Sycamore To
harwood street and between Main and Com.
section of Sewer Ordinance-That prlvate
sewers water closets, and sink basins, etc.
shall be constructed in all of said districts 10
e, conn with the district sewer, on notice
s,VIi tne CITY engineer, and as directed by
SAID officer and not otherwise. -
SUD. Sec. !, II shall be misdemeanor for
the owner or occupant ofany building In any
sewer district-sny position of which Is used
I ior any purpose during any portion of the
connected with the public sewer is DAYS az.
'eT hOtlucauon by the city engineer, etc.
Inc above district sewers are constructed
ana ready for use, and all parties interested
are hereby notified to comply with the above
sections Of the sewer ordinance.
w. NJ. JOHNSON, City Engineer.
November 49, 1891
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EOR RENT--A NEAT COTTAGE OF
IL rooms and servants rooms; good els
tern, at No. sll Jackson street. Apply toJ.
b. SCRUGGs, fehttf
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DOR RENT-ALL KINDS OF SECOND-
II hand furniture, fine assortment; also,
everything IN the line ofhousekeeping goods,
stoves, etc. at low rates. G. w, IoUpoN'
so Elm street. ian17tt
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DOR EXCHAKGE-kESI CON
II tanning rooms, on the northwest cor
ner oil Young and Veal streets; n splendid
UNDERGROUND cistern and lot 67xsgsx feet,
fronting southeast; we offer his neat place
IN exchange for an improved farm of not less
than 4Oacres, within miles of the Court
mouse, either north or west. For further
particulars, apply to MURPHY & BoLANZ.
Renl Estate A gents. 700 Mnin 81
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BOARD.

RoARD AND LoDuING-NICELY FUR
stree, n'shed rooms, with board, at p25 Elm
'''ee" jan27-7t
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ENOK RENT HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS
4 ana underground cistern, 800 Live Oak
street. al S35 per month: furnished house orr
rooms, STABLE, ETC., southwest corner of Can
ton and BrOwder streets, for $50 per month.
two story house of6 rooms, northeast corner
OF orange and Collin streets; Longs Hotel.
containing Il rooms ;45 per month; "Man-
kato House" OF II rooms, at $25 per month:
house of 5 rooms, 2l5 Collin street. nj so "a
Apply to MURPHY Il BoLANz, Real Estate
Agents and COLLECTORS 7nN Mnin 81 rnnt ~
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DOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISUED
Il room, fronting south and east: LARGE
enough for two gentlemen. Apply to d. g.
Herald once. fahsNj}
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legitimate Barb Wire Can he Purchased

H&-THERE ARE SEVERAL STYLES
OF barb wire duly licensed by the own
ers oral patents governing the manufacture
OF barb wire and bearing their license stamp,
and we would recommend their use, If after
thorough inVestiga' ion OF the true merits
Of our wire and its present low prices, you
hnd that you can afford TO purchase any
other style or inferior grade of wire. Inquire
Tor the genuine GLIDDEN. Sold only by us or
our appointed agencies throughOutthe state,
q few of whom we name, as follows;
W. W. Weston,
Middleton, Stewart d Co., Dallas'
Henry Il Peak, Fort Worth
cameron Philips, Abilene
j. b. Norris, Graham.
HieaVes " Fletcher, Gainesville
Roberts, HaTdvicke Il Taylor,) Gu
Byers Bros, sherman.
JtS;& :; D. Heard, Mckinney
w. II. Chandler Il Co., Plano.
James Arneistead, Greenyllle
T.. DICKSON d Co., Cleburne
T. A. Ferris, Waxahachle.
W. Johnson Il Co, Corsicana.
@. b. a j. j. Carter Lumber Co., Terrell.
san born 81 Warner.
HOUSTON. TEXAS.
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DOR RENT-A LARGE NICELY FIR
Il nished room, south and epst e1postlre.
gem lemen preferred. Apply at Mrs. Schroe,
Baptist Church. feha.itt
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Eok kENT-TWo COTTAGES, WITH
l. hVe rooms each, Nos 1907 and 1895 Com
merCe streel. InnnIre l2ll Min n ~ atf
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EREE PASSES TO SEE OUR LANDS
II 1901 90 acres in 10 counties west, Include
Ing 5000 acres in Parker county, on line of
1, I, X. For sale or lea.e; one.fifth
cent. Interest; vendors lien land notes for
NlJOOVO on these lands sold; for sale at n bar
gam, Headquarters at WeRtherford, Parker
county, Texas, HORACE BAKER h Co. ialO-SOt
EoR SALE-CoRD AND STOVE WOOD
5 ~ IN any quantity and best quality; over
1000 cords on hand. Also, wanted to buy cot
ton seed and seed cotton at highest market
pIlCe. n. DAsrERBACH. sel7-tt
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TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TO-DAY,
Brands advertised as absolutely pure
CONTAIN AMMONIA
The TEST

Place can top down hot stove until heated Ii a
remove the cover and smell. chemist will not De r,
CURED 20 detect the presence of ammonia
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EOk KENT-A FURNISHED 'FRONT.'
II room at 1875 Elm st. ian27tf
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NOTICES,

NOTICE TO STONE MASONS-SEALED
' Dlds VIII be received at the office of the
SHlty Engineer until O'Clock p. M, Tuesday
reofuhry ~ 1881 FOR the building of stone
branch on Mckinney street, according TO
plans ana specifications on nile In his office
The CITY Council reserves the right TO reject
any OF al bids. bond for the faithful exc
cording TO city ordinances.
W Nj. JOHNSON, City Engineer.
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NJ ANTED-A FEW ACTIVE MEN no
w sell our new goods only small can,iaI
needed. Call on j. W. STRONG 4 Co, No sS5
Main street febSsSnno ~, ~ %
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DOR sALE-BLoCKS OF TEN ACRES,
each near the Fair Grounds, laid off I'M
broad streets and easy access to all thorough
lares leading into Dallas from the east situ- :
ated hlgn, commandinga perfect view of the
CITY ana surrounding country. Apply 10
SIMPSON & HUFFMAN 73I Elm ST.
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT-TEN ACRES OF GROUND.
L about 2miles southeast of the Cont.
mouse, at the end OF the gravel road, on the
extension OF ErVay street, with moderate i'm
proyements q splendid place for n merlfa,
garden; will rent 10 good tenant by the wear
Tor 800, payable monthly in advance: also
improved farm of6g acres ~ miles south
east rom Court mouse, on Miller's Ferry
700 Main street. 0'oi''
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FARN OF
Il ,OJO acres, about ~ miles north of PAL
lasiGOj acres in cultivation; remainder in
pasture good houses, barn and other valua-
Die I'M provements; abundance of water: This
iarm VIII be sold cheap for cash, or reasona-
Die time If desired, or will exchange for Dali
las city property. Apply to SiMPsoN 4
lOFt9ANi tol Elm 81. febS-l ID
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DOR SAl4E-5OO HEAD OF YEARLINGS,
~ mixed, TO be delivered in NAV or June
Can on or address j. 7, McLoUDoN, Mexia,
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EOR SALE-l00XlsO CORNER OF SAN
Il JacintO and Boge streets; also 62xl35 feet
between Bryan and San Jacinio, on Bogel
street house of . rooms, in good condition /;
VIII oe sold low down. Apply TO SIMPSON d
nuFFdAN, Idl Elm 81. fehS- Il
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WANT 9 D-A SITUATION AS COOK M
w to do general housework in a small
, ,iiiS' Dy a ii nom the north; references
Postoffice. A. d.,
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FOX SALE-lOl ACRES,41S MILES FROM
l. Dallas,on the Trunk Railroad; viii make
an excellent dairy, fruit farm or market gar
dem vii sell for $3.50 cash. Apply TO SNIP
son & HUFFMAN, 73l Elm ST.
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FOR SALE. lOOXl5J FEET, CORNER OF
Il Hall and san Jacinto streets: house of )
rooms and well, abundance OF shade trees,
Elm street. fehs. II
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WANTED-A WOMAN TO MILK A
COW, cook and wash; good wages. An.
ply at No 2l9 Bryan street, Dallas. TEXAS p-
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EOR sALE-ONE ACRE OF GROUND,
II the southeast corner OF San JHeinto and
GOOD streets, for 5000; also building lot 2S3
ieet, fronting CASTOR avenue, and 2ls feet on
wright avenue; all fenced will sell at a bar
gam also an acre Of ground, with beautiful
forest trees, ON CASTOR avenue, opposite $.
d. Fakes residence; will sell last tract low,
orwlll exchange for a residence. Apply 10
MURPHY BoLAEz, Real Estate and Col
Letting Agents 10Y Main a.
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TOR SALE OUR OWN LAND MAPS OF
Dallas, Denton, Collin, Grayson, Tar
rant, Johnson, Kaufman, Rockwell and Ell
lis counties az 81 each; also correct Dallas
city maps at 20 cents each; we furnish neat
ana correct land plats on short notice and Mt
Estate Agents and Collectors 100 Main ST.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-02
HNS,ErtSCopAIl CulIRCH

- Z JUL NNIEI'INVUFNI.I VHUKNH.
- cor Warner aud Broad sts. Services
every SUNDAY al td:2o \. NJ. aud 30 q NJ.
EN"ning Prayer every Friday at 1::1 y. NJ
RrN. 4. 4. Hudson, Rector.
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|J.Henry BacOn&CO.,
CASH DRY Goods HOUSE.
We prepared to show a o.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

We have opened during great Ladies,
and ChLens Coak bought early the before the
woed goods and which much less than the
AL the choicest styles and designs Ladies' aormade
in 'roadcloth, Beaver Bourete Diagonas,
We call Newmarket which
the best for the that been shown the Northwest
line of Misses Cmen Scques
ensve ranging in price from $I.2s TO $500
We would also call especial PLUSH GAR.
MENlS a shapes and be found
below the
will
not be found later in the
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Continued next issue.)
The Rev. DR.. Simmons was examir

ing one OF his Chinese candidates for
bip,ism the other day. and was anx-
ious TO discover whether or not the
cateclumcn fully understood the
Christian doctrine of love and forgive
ness. ''lf YOU were attacked on the
street." he asked, ''by one Of the bad
men who persccute you and call you
names, and il he were To throw brick
at you and il should cut your head and
make the blood How down your face,
would you love that manP'' The
Chnaman answered, rs quick rs a flash.
II would love the man; but I'd hate
the brick." Tine doctor thought that
Wa, rn'inently satisfactory. -Aep York
Iy r.
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The Blood Would Run.

For five years | was great sufferer
from Catarrh. NV nostrils were so SEN
sitive | could not bear the least bit Of
dust; ut times SO bad the blood would
run, and at night could hardly breathe.
After trying many things without bene-
fit used Ely's Cream Balm. ] am q
living witness of its efficacy. Peter
Bruce, farmer, Ithaca, n. Y. Easy to
use, price 90 cents.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-02

A milu below Port Jervis tho States
of New York, New Jersey, and Penn
sylvania join their boundaries. On a
rock in the Delaware River n person
may place ono finger in Orange coun-
ty, New York. another in Sussex coun-
!y, New Jersey, and a third in Pike
county. Pennsylvania. at the same
time.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-10-02

BAPTIST CHuRCH. - =. NJ. ARCHER,
~ Pastor. Services every sabbath AZ
lO:h a. m. AMI :3n y. IN. Young peoples
meeting AT .:nO y. IN. Sabbath school at l2:Hi
VI. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening
AT 1880 \. IA. Covenant meeting an Thursday
evening before the first sabbath in each
month.
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EVENING SESSION.

The devotional exercises were led by
Rev. DIR. Dana, pastor of Plymouth
| church, after which he spoke u few earn
est words of welcome and sympathy i'm
the work.
Mrs. Frank Farewell then gave the
address of welcome to the delegates on
the part of the local union, which was a
greeting of the warmest and most cordial
| character.
Maria l.. Sanford, professor of elocu-
ton at the state university, made an clo-
auent response to this welcome. We
were not there ~ strangers, but as regi-
ments bivouaced, resting for the mo-
ment from warfare, but united and con-
secrated to one purpose. Ere long there
will be triumph instead of mourning in
our state, for in this, as in other states,
the end is drawing near when the pow
er of this sin will be broken i'm its Dor
ders.
Mrs. Ii. A. Hobart, president of the
state union, delivered very interesting
annual address. We wish there was
space that it might he given i'm full, for
surely the women of Mankato could not
| read this able address without being en-
Unused. The pleasure of the delegates
| in meeting at the capital city, was hap
pily ALLUDED to. The work of the union
in the phenomenal year just closed was
reviewed. II had grown steadily and
met all it's financial obligations. The OPP
position encountered had but bound its
members still stronger together. The
| North Star state had tried license, and
found in it crime, poverty and sorrow.
| II had filled one penitentiary and must
have another. 1t had crowded two in
sane asylums and sown idiocy, orphan
age, suicide. failures and death broad
cast. Prohibition must be tried to stem
this fearful tide. Women of Minnesota,
look these facts steadily in the face, and
plead with God that better day may
dawn on our homes and commonwealth.
Let this union pledge itself that it will
use its endeavOrs for prohibitory
law in this state. Stand mp to that
pledge, and fear not.
| SECOND DAY.
! The second days session was opened
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MANKATo FREE Press.
4 ,ENrENARY METHODIST CmunC

4 ENTENARl METHODIST tHUKCH
~ ScrN ices Sunday morning l0:Gu evenings
al 1880, Prayer meetings at : re 'Rhursday
evening. Glass meetings Sabbath ifnon and
evening and Tuesday evening, AT class rdoms.
seats Tree. strangers cordially invited
J. &. OGLE, Pastor.
5l5, Fourth Street South
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nKEsByrERIAN CHURCH

Corner Hickory and Broad streets, Rev
&C.. Pollock pastor. Services SUNDAY morn
lnrs AT lO:.D, evenings at $3.50. Prayermeet
ing at : 30 Thursday evening. Seats free
strangers cordially invited.
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NISSION LODGE.
t'A M. 90, I. - G.. 4. meets every Friday
evening, la their Hall. i6m6
H., az u.-MANKATO LODGE M. a05B,
iNsmcvis first and third Saturdays at each
month ia their hall over Collins drug store.
GEO. u. CLARK, -.
"a. :. WOOD, Reporter.
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~ SUNDAY services in Conyrcgat ional church
Rev. III. A. bushnell, pastor, IOr o'clock A.
NJ. aud ~ u. VI. sunday school al ~ O'Clock.
weekly prayer meeting on Thursday evening
at - o'clock. Allarr invited Ia attend.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-05-07
Canadn's Northwest.

The great Northwest, as COMMONLY
understood. has been transferred from
Nebraska, Dakota aud the American ter.
ritOry by the process of immigration,
i'm which the nearly completed Canada
Pacific railroad has an important factor
to a cOuntry midway Between the Allan
tic and, Pacific, and north Of our border,
regarded until within brief pei iOd as
practically uninhabitabe on account of
the severity of the climate. recent events
have shown 1t to be growing into rich,
well populated, valuable country.
Saskatchewan. where Riel is striking
blow for the rights Of the half-breeds,
lies close to the eastern side OF the Rocky
mountains, and contains 10000 inhabi-
tants. BattlefOrd. the largest town, has
a population of 5000, and there are six
other places of sufficient Importance to
support newspapers.
The province of Manitoba so much
talked of by Canadian immigrants, and
frequently mentioned in connection
with the Riel uprising lies to the south
and east of the territory already men
toned. 1t is smaller in extent, but
much more populous. Winnipeg ia the
principal town, and contains 5000 souls
le 10 th0 CdpibdI vi hdHlbOUu, anu bnO
center of the northwestern "boSm."
For the veal ending last June the
consular reports show that the imports
recorded at Winnipeg amounted to $l2,-
784, 769, and the exports during the same
time were $1,9SS,72S. Half million of
dollars of exports were sent to the Uni
ted States. which in turn exported into
that couRtry $4,500,O0O worth Of proper
ty. The most of theTemaining business
is done with Eastern Canada, which
sent last year nearly $5,000.000 worth OF
goods into the country over American
railroads.
1t Is further shown by the report of
the consul that while tho exports of furs
decreased $4,000 within the year the
export Of wheat increased nearly $1,000
600 within two years, and il is estimated
that the surplus Of 1885 will be fully
100000 bushels. A country capable OF
developing at this rate must be acknow.
lodged to be something besides howl.
ing wilderness. and will speedily become
formidable competitor with our own
northwest in the wheat markets Of the
world.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-05-07
President CIeveland's Dead Love.

There is a dim shadowy fear among
the fair sex at the capital that the
mythical Buffalo lady which rumOr has
betrothed to Mr.. Cleveland may turn at
any time and carry off the prize, but
there's the best authority for
stating that the fear is grOundless. The
only woman that the President ever
loved has been dead more than twenty
years. The most authentic reports have
it that while quite young man, teach
ing school in a Western New York vii
lage, he met and loved Young girl not
yet II. They were engaged, but the
poverty Of beth parties prevented mar
rage. The young teacher made up his
mind to 90 to Ohio for the purpose Of
providing a home for his betrOthsd, and
was OH the point of starting for the
west when she fell sick, and In less than
a week was carried to her last resting
place. There are no absolute proofs of
the truth of the story. The President
has never mentioned the matter to his
nearest friends, and the only source Of
information is town gossip, handed
down with perhaps the usual variations
and additions. Whether he has remain
ed single out of a romantic fidelity to
the memory of his youthful love, or
whether bachelor life is best suited to
his inclinations, is Of course matter of
conjecture. Those who know him best
say that he is too well fixed in his old
ways to change at this late day, and
that no bride will be mistress Of the
White House while he is its occupant.
Washington Correspondence PhiladeI-
phid Times.