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Series. 


CIHM/ICMH 
Collection  de 
microfiches. 


Canadian  Institute  for  Historical  Microreproductions  /  Institut  Canadian  de  microreproductions  historiques 


Technical  and  tibliographic  Notaa/Notaa  tachniquaa  ct  bibliographiquea 


Tha  Inttituta  has  attamptad  to  obtain  tha  baat 
original  copy  availabia  for  filming.  Faaturaa  of  thia 
copy  which  may  ba  bibliographically  uniqua. 
which  may  altar  any  of  tha  imagaa  in  tha 
raproduction,  or  which  may  significantly  changa 
tha  usual  mathod  of  filming,  ara  chackad  balow. 


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Colourad  covars/ 
Couvartura  da  coulaur 


I — I    Covars  damagad/ 


Couvartura  andommagia 


Covers  restored  and/or  laminated/ 
Couverture  restaur^  et/ou  peilicul^e 


r~n    Cover  title  missing/ 


Le  titre  de  couverture  manque 


Coloured  maps/ 

Cartas  g*ographiques  en  couleur 


Coloured  ink  (i.e.  other  than  blue  or  black)/ 
Encra  de  couleur  (i.e.  autre  que  bittue  ou  noire) 


I      I    Coloured  platea  and/or  illustrations/ 


Planches  et/ou  illustrations  en  couleur 


Bound  with  other  material/ 
Relii  avac  d'autres  documanta 


Tight  binding  may  cause  shadows  or  distortion 
along  interior  margin/ 

La  re  liure  serrie  pcut  causer  de  I'ombre  ou  de  la 
distorsion  le  long  do  la  marge  int6rieure 

Blank  leaves  added  during  restoration  may 
appear  within  the  text.  Whenever  possible,  these 
have  been  omitted  from  filming/ 
II  se  peut  que  certaines  pagea  blanchaa  ajcutiea 
lors  d'une  restauration  apparaissent  dans  le  texto, 
mais,  lorsque  cela  itait  possible,  cos  pagea  n'ont 
pas  iti  film^os. 


r~7|    Additional  comments:/ 

bzJ    Commentaires  suppl^mentaires; 


Various  pagings. 


L'Institut  a  microfilm^  le  meilleur  exemplaire 
qu'il  lui  a  4t0  possible  de  se  prucurer.  Les  details 
de  cet  axe.-nplatrn  qui  sont  oeut  '^tre  uniques  du 
point  de  vue  bibiiographique.  qui  peuvent  modifier 
une  imege  reproduite.  ou  qui  peuvent  exiger  une 
modification  dans  la  mAthode  normale  de  filmage 
sont  indiquAs  cidensous. 


I      I    Coloured  peges/ 


D 


0 


D 


Pagee  do  couleur 

Pages  damaged/ 
Pages  endommagies 


□    Pages  restored  and/or  laminated/ 
Pages 


Pages  restaurias  et/ou  pelliculiea 


Pages  discoloured,  stained  or  foxed/ 
Pages  dicoiorAes,  tachetAes  ou  piquAes 


r~~|    Pages  detached/ 


Pages  ditachies 

Showthrough/ 
Transparence 

Quality  of  prir 

Qualiti  in^gale  de  Timpression 

includes  supplementary  materii 
Comprend  du  matiriei  supplAmentaire 

Only  edition  available/ 
Seuie  Edition  disponible 


r~7]  Showthrough/ 

r~n  Quality  of  print  varies/ 

r^  includes  supplementary  material/ 

|~n  Only  edition  available/ 


Pages  wholly  or  partially  obscured  by  errata 
slips,  tissues,  etc.,  have  been  refilmed  to 
ensure  the  best  possible  image/ 
Les  pages  totaiament  ou  partieiiement 
obscurcies  par  un  feuillet  d'errata.  une  pelure. 
etc..  ont  ixi  film^es  A  nouvaau  de  fapon  A 
obtenir  la  meilleure  image  possible. 


This  item  is  filmed  at  the  reducton  ratio  checked  below/ 

Ca  document  est  filmA  au  taux  de  rMuction  indiqui  ci-dossoua. 


10X 

14X 

18X 

22X 

26X 

30X 

J 

12X 


16X 


20X 


24X 


28X 


32X 


■ils 

dii 

difiar 

jn« 

laga 


Th«  copy  filmtd  hara  haa  baan  raproducad  thanka 
to  tha  o*naroaitv  of: 

Saminary  of  Quabac 
Library 

Tha  imagaa  appaaring  hara  »f  tha  baat  quality 
pobsibia  conaidaring  tha  condition  and  lagibllity 
of  tha  orig.nal  copy  and  in  kaaping  with  tha 
filming  contract  tpacificationa. 


Original  copiaa  in  printad  papar  covara  ara  filmad 
baginning  with  tha  front  covar  and  anding  on 
th<^  last  pagm  with  a  printad  or  illuatratad  impraa- 
tion,  or  tha  bacic  covar  whan  appropriata.  All 
othar  original  copiaa  ara  filmad  baginning  on  tha 
first  paga  with  a  printad  or  illuatratad  impraa- 
sion,  and  anding  on  tha  last  paga  with  a  printad 
or  illuatratad  impraaaion. 


L'axamplaira  film*  fut  raproduit  grica  i  ia 
g4n4roaitA  da: 

S4minaira  da  Qu4bao 
Bibliothiqua 

Laa  imagas  suivantas  ont  AtA  raproduitas  svac  ia 
plua  grand  aoln.  compta  tanu  da  la  condition  at 
da  la  nattat*  da  Taxamplaira  film4,  at  an 
conformity  avac  laa  conditions  du  contrat  da 
filmaga. 

Laa  axamplairas  originaux  dont  ia  couvartura  an 
papiar  a«t  imprimia  sont  fiimis  an  commandant 
par  ia  pramiar  plat  at  an  tarminant  soit  par  la 
darnlAra  paga  qui  comporta  una  amprainta 
d'impraaaion  ou  d'iilustration,  soit  par  la  sacond 
plat,  salon  la  cas.  Tous  laa  autras  axamplairas 
originaux  sont  filmAs  an  commanpant  par  la 
pramlAra  paga  qui  comporta  una  amprointa 
d'impraaaion  ou  d'iilustration  at  an  tarminant  par 
la  darniira  paga  qui  comporta  una  taila 
amprainta. 


rata 


elure. 


3 


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Tha  iaat  racordad  frama  on  aach  microficha 
shall  contain  tha  symbol  — '»•  (moaning  "CON- 
TINUED"), or  tha  aymbol  V  (moaning  "END"), 
whichavar  appliaa. 

Maps,  platas,  charvs.  etc.,  may  ba  filmad  at 
diffarant  reduction  ratioa.  Thoaa  too  larga  to  ba 
entirely  included  in  one  expoaura  are  filmed 
beginning  in  the  upper  left  hand  corner,  left  to 
right  and  ten  to  bottom,  aa  many  frames  aa 
required.  The  following  diagrama  llluatrate  the 
method: 


1  2  3 


Un  des  symboles  suivants  apperattra  sur  la 
darnlAre  image  de  chaqua  microfiche,  selon  le 
caa:  la  aymboia  «*•  signifia  "A  SUIVRE  ",  la 
symbole  V  signifie  "FIN  ". 

Lea  cartea.  planchea.  tableaux,  etc..  peuvent  Itre 
filmte  i  dea  taux  da  reduction  diffArents. 
Lorsque  le  document  est  trop  grand  pour  Atre 
reproduit  en  un  seul  clich*.  il  est  filmi  A  partir 
de  Tangle  aup4rieur  gauche,  de  gauche  A  droite. 
et  de  haut  an  baa.  en  prenant  la  nombre 
d'imagea  ntcaaaaira.  L«a  diagrammas  suivants 
illuatrent  la  m4thode. 


1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

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PROVINCIAL  EXHIBITION,' 


STtEN  &B3/CE,  PRINTERS  AND    BINDERS    WINNIPEG. 


CONTENTS. 


I 


Ustof  Ofticprs  iiiul    Uhjh,!.  i 


J'ln^'iuiiiiiu. .  .  . 
licsulatioiis. . 
'rmiisixdtatioii 


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VWVAV.  Msr. 


MI'SCS. 


('attlr 


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Muniifiiftiircvs 

A^fimiltural   ]V..:liii-t,s ._  ''* 

Horticulfcuml    Prorhicts 

I )airy  Prorliicts 

Doinestic  Mumit'actiir.'H 

I"'iii<'    Arts 

r^atur.^l  History  and    RIi,„.n,I„.,v  "' 

Kdiuatioii " ' 

Kf'ath.'r  Work '    -^ 

Kadirs'   Woi-k "'•' 

Plants  and    KlowtMs ""* 

Hands 

Itlssays 

List  of  P:xhil)itions  in    Provinc,.. " 

I'ist  of  RxhilaUons  .'Isfwherc  "''■ 

Advertisenients  

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DEPARTMENT  OF  AGRICULTURE  AND  STATISTICS, 


PRIZE  t  LIST 


.:■  OK     TIIK 


piipp  PKOYiNCi^ii  EXJiiBrneN 


ii 


TO    UK    IIKI.n    AT 


i 


Portage  la  Prairie, 

MONDAY  to  SATURDAY,  OCTOBER  1st,  2nd,  3rd, 

4th,  5th  and  6th,  1883, 

I'SI.KK  THK  AlSI'Iffc-*  «»  TIIK 

]K)AK1)  OK  AClUICn/rrUKOl'  MAXlTOliA. 

if^hisOOC)    111   T:^i4z.eHc 

Competitlan    Cpsti    ta  tha    World,    Bxuapt   iu    .ertaln.    Cla.sBS    u^-hen 

Dtherwisa    statad. 

Kntvic.  which  will  not   he    .cceivea   late,   than  ^^^^^^^^  '"^  ^''J^'  '"""  *" 

Acton  IJunows.  Winnipeg,  from  whom  copvea  of  tin.  List  .vn-l  all 

liurticulaiH  can  he  ohtninoa. 


STKKN  i  r."ncE,  I'UINTEUS,  10  JAMKS  STKKKT,  KAsT. 
1883. 


S7JO0O-2:.-'8:i 


loarU  urAyricMiii  i  ich  ol 

Provincial  Exliibition,  Portage  La  P 


Ktitry  Purm  rcfVm'il  to  in  Uuli*  M  of  I'ri/.f  \.\n\ 

I,  tliii  utiflcniiKiii-il,  |iri)|Miw  (II  I'nliiliit  M>  iihtlMr  iit  thu  AiimiinI    Kxhiltitioii,  to  I 
itetoUr  Ut,  '.'ml,  .Int,  Uli,  nth,  niwi  0th,  IMN.'i 

I  uiirtify  thiit  ikll  till'  itrtii'lon  «>  proixxuxi  to  Ih>  toihibiti-il  ity  iim'  iin>  of  iity  owu  x 
uirn  dM(i(ii  or  arntti(rt>rn<'rtt ;  or  in  vwtf  of  ntiiitmli)  thn  h,mtt  ttih  |>ro|M'rty  i»f  th*>  ••xhihiln 
of  ttw  axhibition. 

Hi|{ii«tur», 


Huotlon 


Towimhip 


Kftnifn 


pTMt  Otiio.  AiI'Ihkk 


DfttC  IMM.1 

OiH'  flollur  niunt  h«>  wnt  with  thlK  fiitry  j>fti«T,  «>xri«nt  hy  |H'r«oiii  nxittnirfiMJ  liy  ruh* 
No  I'litry  piipiT  will  !»'  ri'ci'.vt'fl  liitiT  thrm  Hrpfi'inlicr  I'Jth.     Tlu-y   ihiiiiM  ln'    irmlli 

Ihat  (hilo,  ami  um  iniii'h  rurlinr  itH  pomtililr. 


(.'LAMM.        I     MRCTIOM. 


DKNI'lUITIiiN    iif    MiriCI.K    oil     \NIM«I.. 


Wneii    tilled   up    Uiis    pupt-r  sh  luld   lie  sent  ivt    oiu'c,   by   rj-gijitored   letter,  to  the 
BuKKOWB,  VViniiipej,' 


«O-W0»-lt-6'8S. 


f   lU'H  Ul 


ISTTH 


Portage  La  Prairie,  i883. 

i  to  ill  Unit'  :t  ot  Vr'uv  \.\nt. 

ir  «t  Iho  AiiittiMl    KxliiltitioM,  to  Im  |i»Ii|   tii  l'(>rt.i|(p  Ia  I'rniri^ 


>xhil»iti>il  \ty  iiM'  itn>  of  iity  own  ||ri>w>h  or  |>riitlu<'ti>iii  or  of  uty 
httntt  (til*  |>ro|i«  rty  of  thr  »«)iil>it<»r,  hi  wwinlaruf  with  tl»i«  rttl»> 


ire, 


fVMt  Otiio  AiIiIm'nk 


i<j)l,  l>y  [M'r!«oii«(  oxumirfMl  liy  rul»'  4  of  I'rlxn  hint, 

tiff  I'Jth.     'I'lii-y   nli'iiiM  til'    iiiikili'il   'il  liTiMt  two  wi'i-k*  (iricir  t^i 


IITIi><«    tt¥   AHTICLK   oH    VNIMU,, 


I 


/ 


•lu'f,   by   registored   letter,  to  tlie    .Seonitary-Treasurer     Actox 


WlNNIl'W;. 
I'rii  t«>l  by  Mkhhmn  Hrr.ts  A  FiovtK,  Hi  .Unw  Slrett  Kwt. 


I 


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HoAUi)  OK  A(iia('in;rrnK  of  Manitoba 


SKMHTAMV  THBAUfHKM.       Ac'tOll   HurrtiWH,  Wilihi|M>|{. 

liloMriToiM.    'It«iti,  Hlttiuhanl  A  Miil«Kh.  Wiimip««j(. 

OoMl'tTlNO  VKTtMlNAKlAJr.— Wiliiiun  M»  h:ft.  Iirftii,  M  !>.,  V.8.,  Wiiiiii|»«'K 

llANKiiiH.     Tilt'  lt«ii!(   »f  MoiitrKttI,  NViiini|wj{. 


MKMHKKS  OF  EXKOITTIVE  COUNCIL 

(;.  .1.  IliMiK.KH,  Wiiiiii|M'>^.  T.  A.  IUrkirii,  Ht.  Horiifii.r. 

n.  <}.  l»i<K,  Ooiiiinioit  City.  \loM.V.  n..i.r,Ti  kk,  PurtuKr  la  I'lttirir 

.lAMKa  Stiuto.v,  Cttlf  Mountain.        CiiAULiCh  WiiiTiiiKAh,  IlraiuU>i» 


ANNinilioiA  . 
Hai.'  St    P.,  1 

Hirtl.' 

ituriiiiii!«' 
Hr*-  adon . 


•    »  •   •  •   • 


MKMItKflS  OF  THE  HOAUD. 

W.  H.   Kam, JIiwIiiiKly. 

I'!.  li.  Kaiiihanick Hiiiw  St.  Piiul. 

liAWUKvrB    IIki    ilMKH.      .  .  IJirtln. 
('iiAid.KHduKKM Portttj^i!  In Fruiri*'. 

CiiARi-KH  NViiiTKiiKAD nramloii. 

(>Brti«'r 'I'   A.  Hkunikr Ht.  Moiufiico. 

Diiuphin M.  II.  Fiur.DiiotjMK Nnopowii. 

DulH-rin  N.  .tli C  V.  IIk.i.mwkm, Ni-Uon. 

Durt't'iinSoutli .FamkhStiutdh Calf  Mountuiii 

Km«*iRoii .  I).  (}.  HioK n  minion   City. 

^Ikdstoiif Tiifis   L.  MoiiTON (JIadHtonc. 

Ili^Ji  IJluH' .John'  Wii.tov,  Hvu HIk''   niiUl, 

Kililohiin .Iamks   Haki'Kii Kildomin. 

1a   V»'raii(liy<' Tiikofiiii.k  1'ark Ht.    Anno. 

.Minni'doKii J<»iiN    McTavisii Minnedosii. 

Moimtiiiu 11.  S.    TiioMPHON MarriiiKhiirNt. 

N[orii.s .11.  1''.  1)f:hi'Ahh W»wt  Lyiiiu-. 

\(»it'olk .loriN  Mom .Ilollr.nd. 

I'oiUgc  la  Pruirif Hon.  FhancimO«;lktukk.    .   Portage  la  Prairie, 

Hoikwood. S.  li.   HKDHojf Stony  Mountain 

Sprinj^tirld Ni-.ir,    If  jcndkhson Cookn'  Crcclv. 

St.  .X^atlu'. , Martin  .Jkuomk. St.  Picin>. 

St.  Andrews <Jko.  Roh8 St.  Andrews, 

St,  Honifacf lli;v.  A,  A.  CiiKntiiK.. St.  Boiiifaco. 

St.  Clenientis Amoh  V^\U(llIAN Selkirk. 

St.  Kni'.Hois  .\avier Th(<ma.s  Lumkdkn St.  Francois  Xa\j«r. 

Turtle  Mountain Wm.    LovKi.r. Turtle  Mountain  City. 

Winnipeg,'  North 0.  J.  Brydoeh Winnipeg. 

Winnipeg   Sontli W.    nATii.iATE Winnipeg. 

WcKjdlanda Copland  Cowlard Ossowo, 


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PltOGR'^ailQIlQE  OF  EXI}I@IT10I]. 


i 


Monday,  October  1.      AH  exluluts  except  live  stock,  to  l.o  in  their 
places  l>y  noon.       Persons  entitle<l  to  free  admission  to  apply  at  the  8ec 
retary-Treasnrer's  office  for  tickets  and  badges 

Tuesday,  October  2.  Judges  for  all  classes  other  tlian  live  stock 
and  hands  to  rei)ort  at  the  Secretary-Treasurer's  office  at  11  fi.  m  to  com 
nienee  their  duties.  All  live  stock  to  be  on  the  grounds  not  later  thai^ 
I  I  a.  m.  The  exhibition  will  be  formally  opened  at  1  o'clock  by  tho 
PresidenC  of  the  P.oard  of  Agriculture,  in  the  presence  of  the  Lieutenant- 
(lovernor,  the  members  of  the  Provincial  Government,  and  other  distin- 
guished gu.'.sts.  Tlu^  main  building  will  be  closed  till  the  j»idg<'W 
('i)m])lete  their  awards. 

Wednesf'ay,  October  3.      Grounds  and  all  buildings  will  be  fully 
)pen  to  the  public.      Judges  on  live  stock  will  report  at  the  Secretary- 
Treasurer's  office  at  11  a.m.  to  commence  their  duties.      The  live  st«)ck 
will  be  paraded  in  the  ring  while  being  judged.      The  competition   for 
band  j)rizes  will  take  place  during  the  afternoon. 

Thursday,  October  4.     Grounds,  &c.  open  as  on  Weiinesday.  GranJ 
parade  of  prize  animals  at  2  p.  m.     Band  competition  will  be  eontiiuie^l 
luring  the  afternoon. 

Friday,  October  5.  School  children,  accompanied  by  their  teachet* 
will  be  admitted  free  up  to  noon.  Prize  live  stock  will  be  again  j)arade<l 
at  2  p.  m.  Exhibitors  will  be  allowed  to  commence  tlie  removal  of  their 
live  stock  after  4  p.  m.  Ban(iuet  of  officials,  members  of  tlie  Boai<I  and 
others  in  the  evniing. 

Saturday,  October  6.  Tlu^  gates  will  be  opene.l  at  daylight  t<j> 
facilitate  the  removal  of  exhibits.  At  10  a.m.  an  auction  will  be  hel.t 
for  the  ,sahi  of  exhibits,  for  which  entries  must  be  made  the  previous  day 
Mt  the  Secretary-Treasurer's  office.  Exhibitors  will  be  required  to  remove 
all  their  property  during  the  day.  The  Secretary-Treasurer's  temporary 
branch  office  will  be  closed  at  noon,  and  the  staft' removed  to  the  head 
office  at  Wiimipeg. 


DejHD'tineht  of  AyricidlHre  and  Statistics. 


REGULATIONS. 


1.  Porsons  denning  to  correspond  with  tlie  Secrotary-Treasurer  will 
address  their  conmiunications  to  Acton  Burrows,  Winnipeg.  The  offices 
of  the  Board  are  at  the  corner  of  Broadway  and  Kennedy  streets,  Winni- 
peg, where  the  Secretary -Treasurer  can  be  seen  daily  on  business  con- 
nected with  the  exldbition,  between  the  hours  of  11  a.  m.  and  1  p.  ni. 
The  offices  of  the  Board  in  Winnipeg  will  be  closed  from  the  evening  of 
Wednesday,  September  2(3,  until  October  8,  during  which  time  thi' 
Secretary-Treasurer  and  his  statf  will  be  found  in  attendanee  at  the 
teujporary  offices  on  the  exhibition'grounds  at  Portage  la  Prairie. 

2.  Etxtries  must  be  in  the  lianils  of  the  Secretary-Treasurer,  Acton 
Burrows,  W^innipeg,  not  later  than  September  19.  They  should  be  mailed 
ut  least  a  week  previous  to  that  date,  and  a.i  nuich  earlier  as  possible. 
Considerable  time  is  necessarily  occupied  in  the  examination  of  entry 
jtapers,  and  it  is  frecjuently  necessary  to  correspond  with  the  senders  for 
the  correction  of  errors  and  omissions.  The  above  limit  of  date  for  the 
reception  of  entries  will  therefore  be  rigidly  aiihered  to.  In  nearly  ever}- 
case  it  is  as  easy  for  exhibitors  to  make  their  entries  two  months  before 
an  exhibition,  as  two  weeks  before,  and  promptness  in  this  respect  will 
materially  assist  the  Secretary-Treasurer  in  his  work  and  enable  him  to 
mail  admission  and  entry  tickets  to  the  exhibitors,  thus  preventing  the 
necessity  of  their  obtaining  them  on  the  opening  of  the  show,  when^ 
owing  to  tlie  pre.ssure  of  work  in  the  office,  they  may  be  delayed. 

ti.  Entries  must  be  made  on  tlie  printed  forms  provided  for  the  purpose, 
one  of  wliich  is  enclosed  in  this  list.  Additional  copies  of  the  prize  list 
or  entry  papers  will  be  mailed  to  any  address  on  application  to  the  Sec- 
retary-Treasurer, or  they  can  be  obtained  from  the  Secretary -Treasurers 
of  any  of  the  electoral  division  agricultural  societies.  Copies  of  the  prize 
list  can  be  seen  on  application  to  any  postmaster. 

4.  One  dollar  entry  fee  must  accompany  each  entry  paper  sent  by  any 
person  other  than  members  of  the  Board,  and  regularly  recognised  crop 
correspondents  of  the  Department,  otherwise  the  entry  will  not  be  re- 
corded in  the  books.  The  envelope  enclo.iing  the  entry  paper  and  fee 
should  in  all  cases  be  registered  to  ensure  its  safe  delivery. 

5.  Only  one  entry  will  be  allowed  to  an  exhibitor  in  one  section  of  any 
class  other  than  live  stock.  INo  animal  or  article  will  be  allowed  to  com- 
l^ete  in  more  than  one  section  of  a  class,  except  herds  of  cattle  and  pens 


surer  will 
riie  offices 
;a,  Winni- 
incsH  con- 
id  1  p.  Ml. 
veiling  of 
time  til'-' 
ice  at  the 
•ie. 

"er,  Acton 
be  mailed 
i  possible, 
of  entry 
?nder.s  for 
te  for  the 
,rly  every 
ths  before 
spect  will 
>le  him  to 
nting  the 
)w,  when 
d. 

i  puri)ose, 
prize  list 
3  the  Sec- 
'reasurers 
■  the  prize 

it  by  an}- 
lised  crop 
lot  be  re- 
;r  and  fee 

on  of  any 

id  to  coiu- 

and  pens 


Prk«  LUt  of  Ninth  Provincial  Exhibition.  7 

of  sheep  orTwH.  which  may  bo  shown  separately  and  with  young, 
il  f:>i  wliich  may  be  shown  separately  and  with  their  dams,  or 
animals  competing  for  diplomas. 

0  Every  article  must  be  entered  under  some  one  of  the  headings  in  tlu- 
„rilri  t  wl  en  possible;  but  if  any  article  is  of  a  distinct  character  from 
Ln  1  in tsp  iti  d  in  the  list,  it  may  then  be  entered  in  the  extra  section 
of  tha  c^rwTth  which  it  most  nearly  corresponds.  No  article,  however, 
wi  be  itw^^^  be  enter.1  as  an  extra  for  want  of  sufficient  Huaiiti  y 
or  uml  e  I  any  other  similar  defect,  when  <,f  the  same  kind  or  variety 
Ts  rlhiiig'naiLl  in  the  list;  in  such  a  case  the  article  cannot  be  ex- 
hibited  for  competition. 

7  0„tl,c.  recoilitof  ontties  a  car.l  will  be  ptcparcJ  for  each  annual  or 
.rtll  I  0  if  vin«  the  clas,,  s..etio„  and  number  of  entry  wine,  ear.  mmt 
'  ,a  ;  ittaei,e,r  to  the  anin.al  or  its  pen  or  .tall  or  to  the  art.ele  Junng 
th  Thole  perioa  of  the  exhibition.  Where  postaliae.ht.e.  1--"  - 
cards  will  be  n.ailed  to  iutendinj;  exhibitors.  Those  who  uO  not  thus 
rtceivc  then,  can  obtain  then,  at  the  SeereUry-Treasnrer  s  oftce  on  the 
exhibition  grounds,  on  and  after  Thursday,  September  27. 

8  The  «r.mn,ls  and  buildings  will  be  opened  on  Saturday,  W-JI'tonJ'" 
.0  All  e"l,ibitsotherthanlivestock,etc.,n,ustbe  in  the  places  allotted  to 
^hom  not  later  than  noon  on  Monday,  October  1.  Live  stock  n.nst  be  on 
t  e™r„„,uls  not  later  than  11  a.  m.  on  Tuesday,  October  2.  No  cxh.b  t» 
o  eiU,™  articles  or  live  stock  shall  be  reu,o,ed  from  the  grounds  «n  d 
a  tertp.  m  on  Friday,  October  5.  The  grounds  an,,  buihhng,  wd  be 
one,  ed  at  daylight  on  Saturday,  October  C  to  tac.hta  e  the  rer|,oval  of 
exhibits.  Exhibitors  acting  in  deHa,rcc  of  this  rule  will  forfe.t  all  pr.zos 
awarded  tlT|m. 

0.  No  exhibits,  or  sacks  or  other  coverings  containing  them,  will  be  ad- 
mitted with  name,  mark  or  initials  thereon. 

10.  Articles  on  exhibition  shall  not  be  handled  except  by  the  officers  of 
the  department  to  which  they  belong. 

11.  Each  exlubitor,  on  being  furnished  with  his  entry  tickets  will 
be  .iven  four  small  admission  tickets,  each  of  which  will  admit  the  bolder 
oncl  and  must  be  given  up  at  the  turnstile  on  passing  into  the  ground. 

t  In  exlubitor,  having  used  them  all,  shall  still  desire  admi.ss:o...he  shall 

ay  nthesam    inann°eras  the  general  public.      The  entry  tickets  upon 

alials  or  articles  will  admit  once  the  persons  taking  them  to  the  grounds 

for  exhibition,  along  with  the  animals  or  articles,  without  the  ase  of  an^ 

otlier  ticket.     Afterwards  such  persons  must  be  provided    NMth  proper 

■  admission  tickets. 


^  Ihpnrtitinit  o*' At/notfhtre  and  Stolutin. 

12.  XecPHHdi'ii  <///f»fA/ii/N  upon  stork  an.l  (irticl.-slM-l.mjriiigt.)  cxhiLitorH 
will  ).(•  fnrniHhc.I  with  a<lrnission  tickets  for  cadi  .lay  of  the  exhibit;  jn, 
with  their  names  writternijuHj  them,  wmk.h  TirKKTs  wri.LRK  noon,  to 

TMK    I'KItSONS  WMOSK  NAMKS   TMKV    HKAU,    AT  THK    KXFHBITION    CJATE 

ONLY,  an.l  not  at  the  turnstiles.  The  Sui.erinten.lent  of  each  .lepart- 
ment  will  he  the  person  to  whom  to  apply  for  onlers  for  such  tickets, 
to  l»e  then  furnisjie.l  by  the  Secretary-Treasurer. 

i:l.  Couij)lim.'ntary  tickets  of  a.lmission  or  ba.l<,^es  will  l)e  issiiefl  to 
thememlMTs  of  tiie  Boar.l  of  Aj^^riciilture,  the  .iu.lf,'es,  repres(>ntativeHof 
tlio  press,  an.l  the  autlmrise.i  crop  corresp.m.lents  of  the  D.'partmont 
of  A<,'ricuUure  an.l  Statistic^s.  Any  of  these  n.)t  havinjr  receiw.!  th.'ir 
tickets  prior  t<.  the  opening'  of  th."  exhihition,  sliouhl  apply  at  the 
Secretary-Treasurer's  office  on  th.>  .  \hibition  j,'roun.ls. 

14.  The  price  of  a.lnus.si.m  toothers  than  those  enum.a-ut.'.l  in  rule  14 
will  be  2')  cents  each  time  of  entering  through  the  gates  .lurin<r  the  ex- 
hibition. 'I'he  admission  will  be  by  means  of  registerinrr  turnstiles  AND 
KACH  PKRSON  WILL  BE  REQUIRED  TO  BE  PROVIDED  WITH 
THE  PROPKIl  ('MAN(}E  BEFORE  ENTERING.  (Wriages  ami 
liorsemen  will  not  he  a.lmitt.'.l.  All  horses  entere.l  for  exhihition  pur- 
pases  shall  only  he  li.Men  or  .Iriven  while  being  exhil)ite.|,  aji.I  in  the  ring. 
School  chil.lren,  accompanie.l  by  their  teachers,  will  be  a.lmitte<l  fret' 
between  !»  a.  m.  an.l  noon  on  Friday,  October  .'). 

lo.  In  the  cla.sses  of  blood  horses  and  pure  bred  cattle,  full  pedigrees, 
properly  certified,  must  accompany  the  entry.  No  animals  will  be  allowed 
to  compete  as  pure  bre.l  unl.'ss  they  possess  regular  stu.l  or  herd  book 
pedigrees,  or  satisfactory  evi.lence  be  pro.luce.l  that  they  are  directly 
tie.scen.le.l  from  such  stock.  « 

10.  Live  stock  must  be  the  l)ona-fi.le  property  of  tlie  exliibitor. 
17.  The  age  of  any  animal  shall  be  reckone.l  from  the  first  day  of  Jan- 
nary  in  the  year  of  its  birth. 

IS.  No  stallion  shall  b<.  awar.le.l  a  prize  until  it  has  been  examined  by 
rhe  consulting  veterinarian  ..f  the  Boar.l  an.l  certifie.l  by  him  as  beinV 
irec  from  .iisease.  * 

« 

v.).  Broo.l  mares  must  b.-  exhibited  with  their  f.)al  at  foot,  or  niu.st 
give  evidence  of  havhig  bre.l  ami  raise.  1  a  foal  .luring  the  current  year. 

20.  Bulls  must  have  a  ring  in  their  nose  or  be  otherwise  properly  se- 
cured to  the  satisfaction  of  the  Live  Stock  Superintendent. 

-7.  hy  ca,e  an,!  anhnnJ  far  Hlrh  a  first  prhr  is  nivardedhus  been 
nnporled  xnw  Jnniuirn  J, /SS.{,f/,,  anuwnt  of  fh>'  prize,  shall  he  in- 


n 


Pt-izx  Litt  qf' Ninth  Provineinl  E'hihiUon. 


9 


0  cxliiltitors 
exhibitljn, 

K  nooi),  TO 
ON  (JATE 
■acli  (U'part- 
iicli  tickets, 

I'  issiu'fl  to 

I'lltlltivOMof 

)('piirtiiiont 
civcd  their 
ply  at  tlu* 

1  in  rulu  14 
\ug  the  ex- 
itik's,  AND 
^:i)  WITH 
•iagi's  and 
liition  pur- 
\\\  the  rintr. 
nitte<l  free 


pe(li<,'ree.s, 
he  alU)\ve(l 
lerd  hook 
('  diroctly 

:.or. 

lyof  Jan- 

niiiicd  hy 
1  as  beinc: 

• 

;,  or  must 
rent  year. 
>perly  se- 

l  It  (IS  been 
'U  he  in- 


rm,Mr,l  !.:  pn'vniL  Haihfiutuni  j»»of  of  I mnnrhitioa  mnsl  l»'  jn'o- 
.l,ur,l  l,>  onhw  to  rMlth  the  exhihltor  <"  '/'"'"'^  '^"^  ,nl,hl,on(d 
l,mn!>n,t,»ofi>r   .ni.t  h,  Ifh'.n   of  Ih'  In.pnrtntinn   <nf,en   tlo-^.'otnj   /m 

llHllll'. 

'>•>  In  all  eases  where  Hrst  prizes  arc  awarded  to  thorouj,d.hiv(l  horses 
or  rattle,  it  is  opti..nal  with  the  exhibitor  to  aeoept  a  silver  n.edal  of 
ecpml  value  with  the  easli  prize,  and  in  lieu  thereof  ;  and  for  thoroughbred 
sheep  and  pi«<s  a  bronze  n»edal  may  siniihvrly  b."  substituted. 

2:{.  Anang.'u.ents  will  be  u.ade  to  supply  b.ra-e  and  -rain  ..n  the 
;,'round  at  reasonaVde  rates. 

•>4  Hrain  roots,  seeds,  dairy  pro-luee  and  all  otlier  agricultural  or  hor- 
ticultural products  nu.st  be  the  property  of  the  exhibitor,  and  produced 
on  his  farm  or  holding  in  Manitoba  or  N.  W.  T.  <luring  ISH.V.  a  de- 
scription of  the  manner  of  culture  or  curing  to  be  furnislu-.l  the  Secretary- 
Treasurer  if  required. 

*?.",  Articles  which  have  been  awarded  prizes  at  any  previous  Provin- 
cial Exhibition,  shall  not  be  entered  in  competition  for  the  prizes  named 
in  the  prize  list  <»f  tln.s  year,  but  ample  space  will  be  furnished  them  tor 
exhiliition. 

•2(1.     .ludges  will  b.>  appointcl  by  the  Council  of  Agriculture  previous 
to  the  exhibition,  an<l  will  receive  a  circular  informing  them  of  the  fact, 
and  inviting  them  to  act.      Those  for  classes  other  than  live  stock  wdl 
please  report  and  present  their  circular  of  appointment  at  th.^  Secretary- 
Treasurer's  office,  on  the  grounds,  at  11a.m.,  on  Tuesday,  October  2. 
Jud-<'s  of  live  stock  will  please  report  there  at  11  a.  m.  on  Wednesday, 
October  :i     The  circular  of  appointment  will  admit  judg.>s  on  their  first 
rntranc;  to   the  groun.ls  if  they  have  not  received  a  badge.     They  will 
then  apply  for  badges  at  the  Secretary-Treasurer's  office.      No    person 
shall  act  as  a  judge  in  any  class  in  which  he  may  be  an  exhibitor.      1  he 
Secretary-Treasurer      will    supply     judges    with    books    in    whieh     to 
enter  th.'ir  awards,  an<l  with  tickets  to  attach  to  th.-  prize  exhibits.      1  he 
first  prize   ticket  will  b..  red,  second  blue,  third  white,  and  highly  com- 
mended green. 

•n  In  the  absence  of  competition  in  any  section,  or  if  the  stock  or 
articl.'s  exhibited  be  of  an  inferior  quality,  the  judges  are  instructed  to 
award  only  such  premiums  as  they  think  the  exhibit  deserving  of.  They 
will  exercise  their  discretion  as  to  whether  they  will  award  any  prize,  i  he 
Council  may  award  extra  prizes  to  exhibits  s,,ecially  recommended  by 
the   judges.. 


10 


Dfpnrtmt:nt  fl/Atjrtciihurn  and  Statintirn. 


2M.  No  person  will  Im  allowed  to  interforo  witli  tho  jii<lj,'t's  wliilf  in  tho 
(li.scharj;o  of  thinr  dutii's.  KxhibitorM  so  interfering  will  forfeit  their 
rij^httoany  premiums  to  which  they  might  Ik-  othrrwiie  i-ntitled. 

20.  Protests  against  judges'  decisions  must  1m'  (ijrd  Ln  writing  with  the 
Seeretary-T reasurer  not  later  tlian<>  p.  m.  on  Thursday,  October  k 

30.  Money  prizes  will  he  paid  by  che(|ueH,  wliieh  will  he  sent  Ity  mail 
within  tt  month  froui  the  close  of  the  exhihition.  Pers<nis  whose  addresses 
may  be  changed  from  that  given  on  the  entry  paper  should  notify  the 
Secretary-Treasurer. 

'M.  Any  infringement  of  the  rules  may  ho  punished  by  withholding 
prize,  expulsion  from  the  grounds,  or  such  other  action  as  tli.c  Council  may 
determine. 

32.  The  management  will  take  every  possible  precaution,  under  the 
circumstances,  to  insure  the  safety  of  articles  sent  to  the  exhibition,  and 
should  any  article  bo  accidentally  injured,  lost  or  stolen,  they  will  give 
all  the  assistance  in  their  power  towards  the  recovery  of  the  same  ;  but 
they  will  not  make  any  payment  for  the  value  thereof,  nor  will  they  be 
responsible  for  damage  resulting  from  fire. 

33.  On  Saturday,  October  U,  at  10  a.m.,  there  will  be  a  public  auction 
of  live  stock  and  other  exhibits,  on  the  grounds,  .seller  to  i)ay  auctioneer's 
fees,  the  entry  to  be  made  at  the  Secretary-Treasurer's  office  not  later  than 
4  p.  m.  on  Friday,  October  5. 

34.  The  Council  of  the  Board  of  Agriculture  hereby  prohibit  all  kinds 
of  gambling,  theatrical,  circus  or  mountebank  performances  and  also 
prohibit  the  huckstering  or  trafficking  in  fruits,  goods,  wares  or  merchan- 
dise on  the  Exhibition  Grounds,  and  any  person  who  violates  this  rule 
shall  bo  liable  to  be  removed  by  the  officers  or  constables  of  the  Board 
and  be  subject  to  the  penalty  imposed  under  The  Act  respecting  the  De- 
partment of  Agriculture,  Statistics  and  Health. 

TRANSPORTATION. 

Arrangements  have  been  made  with  the  Canadian  Pacific,  Manitoba 
and  Northwestern,  and  Manitoba  Southwestern  Cohjnization  railways  to 
convey  visitors  to  the  exhibition  over  tlieir  respective  lines  at  greatly  re- 
duced rates  of  fare.  Special  passenger  trains  will  be  run  on  the  Canadian 
Pacific  and  Manitoba  and  Northwestern  roads.  Animals  and  articles  for 
exhibition  will  be  conveyed  at  ordinary  taritt' rates,  and  will  Ite  carried 
back  to  the  place  of  shipment  free  of  freight  if  the  ownership  1ms  not 
been  changed. 

For  full  particulars  as  to  railway  arrangements  see  posters  and  adver- 
tisements. 


1. 

o 


'JO.  1 

21.  ^ 
4). 2    -i 

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24.  : 

2'),   ] 
20.  ] 


Prix^  Lut  ofyinth  I'rovinrinl  ErhihUion. 


n 


liil«>  in  t)i(t 
)ift'it  their 

Ir.l. 

Iff  with  the 
r  k 

it  !)>'  mail 
'  juldroHso.H 
notify  the 


ithlioMin,^ 
)un(.'il  may 


under  the 
)ition,  nn»l 
(•  will  give 
sjuiie ;  but 
11  they  be 

•lie  auction 
uctioneer'H 
.  later  than 

t  ail  kinds 
and  also 

•  nierchan- 
this  rule 

;he    Board 

ig  the  De- 


Manitoba 
ailways  to 
i^reatly  re- 
Canadian 
irticles  for 
be  carried 
lip  has  not 

mil  adver- 


I 


<D1  a  Kf^ifiee  tf  o  It , 


'I'hornush^n'd  Horses. 

Roadster  Horses. 

Onrriase  Horses. 

Agricultural  and  <!eiieral  Purpose  Httrses. 

Heavy  l)rau;.;ht  Horses. 

Native  Horses. 

Mules. 

Durhftiii  Cattle. 

Hereford  Cattle. 

Avrshiro  Cattle. 

(Jailoway  and  Polled  Angus  or  Aberdeen  Polled  Cattle. 

Any  variety  of  thorougldired  .-attle,  not  specifted  in  classes  0,  10  and  II. 

(irade  Cattle. 

Fat  and  working  cattle,  any  breed. 

Cotswokl  Sheep. 

Leicester  Sheep. 

Soutlidown  Sheep. 

Any  variety  of  pun-  bred  sheep  not  nviitioned  in  classes  15,  16  and  U. 

Fat  sheep. 

Berksliire  Pigs. 

Suffolk  Pigs. 

Yorkshire,  or  other  large  breeds  of  pigs. 

Poultry. 

Dogs. 

Manufactures  of  Manitoba  and  the  North-West. 

Manufactures,  imported  to  Manitoba, 

27.  Field  ('rains,  Flour,  Hops,  A'c. 

28.  Small  Field  Seeds,  Flax,  Hemp,  Ac. 

29.  drain.  Seed  and  Root    Sweepstakes. 
,'iO.  Field  Roots. 

;51.   Fruits,  Preserves,  Syrups,  Honey,  Ac. 

32.  Garden  Vegetables. 

;}3.   Dairy  Products. 

.•54.  Domestic  Manufactures. 

35.  Fine  Arts. 

36.  Natural  History,  Mineralogy,  Ac, 

37.  Education  Prizes. 

38.  Leather  Woi-k. 

39.  Ladies'  Work. 

40.  Plants  and  Flowers. 

41.  Bands. 


I. 
o 

3. 

4. 

r>. 

0. 

7. 

8. 

9. 

10. 

11. 

12. 

13. 

14. 

15. 

16. 

17. 

18. 

19. 

20. 

21. 

22. 

2.3. 

24, 

2.T 

20 


13 


D*pnrtnn>ut  of  A<tr%citltuiM  ntul  ShUiatitit. 


PRIZES. 


HORSES. 

KKi;  RlIl.KH    10  TO    1!>,   AMI  ini.K   L'l. 

Class   I.     'riiordiijihlircMl  Iloi-ses. 

CtTtifii'd  p»'(IiL;rffs  niunt  U'  Hoiit  with  entry  papors  in  tliis    class. 
15  and  'J2, 

1  Stallion.  \  years  and  upwards if^\T^ 

2  Stallion,  ;<  ynars  old 8 

.'{  Stallion,  2  years  old <! 

t   Stallion,  1   year  old (! 

T)  Stallion,    any  ap- 

fi  Brood  Mare S 

7  Filly,  .'?  year/*  old .'» 

H   Filly,  2  years  old \_      .  :, 

O^Filly,  1  year  old ''....  5 

10*Foal  of  \m:]  eolt  or  tilly \ 

T'lass  H.     Roadster  1  h msos. 

For  Driving  or  the  Saddle,  ir>A  hands  and  under. 

1   Stallion,  1  years  or  upwards sRl.") 

?  Stallion,  3  years  old 8 

3  Stallion,  2  years  old 0 

4  Stallion,  1  year   old ; ,"> 

.')  Scallion,    any  age 

6  IJrood   Mare 15 

7  Filly,   3  years  old ,S 

8  Filly,   2  years  old '".'..'  (\ 

9  Filly,   1  year   old a 

10  Foal  of  1883,  colt  or   lilly 5 

1 1  Carriage  Horses,  pair  in  harne.ss 25 

12  Mare  or  Gelding,  in  harness 10 

13  Saddle  Mare  or  (-elding 1q 

1 4  Ponies,  pair  in  harness 15 


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4 

•) 

3 

2 

3 

•> 

Diploma 

8 

4 

4 

•> 

3 

•) 

3 

•> 

3 

■1 

15 

10 

5 

3 

10 

5 

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3 

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8 

4 

4 

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10 

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P,'i',t,  lA»t  of' A'inih  I'rwin'inl  Exhibition.  1* 

CliiMH  U.     ( 'juria^,'!"  HorscH. 

AnimalM  :J  y.-arn  old  aiul  upwarcU  to  »*  over  V^\  ImiuU. 

u«.  Slid.  art. 

I  Stallion,  4  y.'iirH  and  upwardn ^  ^  ,^ 

•J  Stallion,  .'I  y»'aiH  old ^,  ,j  ._, 

:»  Stallion,  'J  yt-arn  old .  .^  ,^ 

4  Stallion,  I  y.ar   old •  ,;.^^,^^J 

r»  stallion,   any  ax*' ^ .  ^  ^ 

U   Brood    Man" '^  ^  ^ 

7   Filly,   3  yairt  oKl ^  .^  !^, 

H  Filly,  '-'  y»'arH  old .^  .'^  ,J 

"I   Killy,  I  year  oUl .  .j  ., 

10  Foal  of  1  HH.'l,  colt  or  tilly ^^       ^j,        j^ 

I I  Pair  in  harnoHH .         ^ 

12  Mar«  or  (l.'ldinK',  i'»  l»arne88 ^^         '^^         '^ 

1  :j  SaddU-  Mart'  or  ( Ji'ldin^' 

Class  4.     Agricultural  au<l  Cleueial  Purpn.sf  Horses. 

No  anin.al  in  this  dass  to  woigh  over  1,  tOO  ll.s. 

Hv  a  general  purpos.  horso  is  u.eant  an  anin.al  of  .M"ui  w.i.ht  to  pull  a 
nloworwagon,andofHumcientaotiontohitdao  the  fanuly  carnag..  and  to 
carry  lua  owner  with  safety.      All  norais  ini«  f  j^um 

in  harness,  or  to  he  settled  as  the  J  udgea  may  require.                  ^^^^^  ^^^     ^^  ^^ 

1  SUvllion,  4  years  and  upwards 'j^  '^^       ^'^ 

2  Stallion,  3  years  old ]^^  ^j.          ^ 

;l  Stallion,  2  years  old ",'^  j^         g 

4  Stallion,  1  year   old -  j^.^,^^^^^ 

.')  Stallion,    any  age ^^  .^,^^       jr, 

(5  IJrood    Mare ^^  .,q       ^q 

7  Filly,  :i  years  old '_^.  ^ j.         ^ 

H  Filly,  2  years  old .;|^  j^         .^ 

9  Filly,  1  year  old J.  ^         ^ 

10  Foal  of  1883,  colt j'.  ^  ^ 

11  Foal  of  1883,  filly ^'^       .,,^       ,,-> 

1  -^  Pair  of  Horses  in  harness  and  wagon ,   ,   "  t      v 

Bet  Walking  Team.     1st  CJold    Medal,    value    ^^^^  ^^^^X 
Cameron,  publisher  of  the  North-West  Farmer.     2nd  ?1  ■«.     3,d  S8. 

Class  .').— Heavy  Draught  Horses. 

Weighing  over  1,400  11)8. 

,  .ai.-)       «?8       M 

1  Stallion,  4  years  and  upwards ^         ^         ^ 

2  Stallion,  ,3  years  old |.  .^         ^ 

:?  HtalUon,  2  yi'«rHokl ;^         3         2 

tallion,  I  year   old 


14 


D»}ntrttnt,a  <j/  Affrirnftiirt  ami  SUtl'tlie*. 


!^  Hlaltioti,  iiiiy    ftjfi* 

•5  HnKNt    Mare. 

7  Killv,  .'J  yrars  old 

H  Filly,  2  y..arii  ol<l 

!»  Filly.  I  yi-oroUl 

10  Foul  of  IhH.J,  coltoi    Hlly 

1 1  Pair  of  llorM'N  in  hiiriii'M  or  wnt(oii. 


IK. 

15 

tfiij.        .1r<l 

UiploniA 
H         4 

H 

4         2 

0 

n      2 

n 

.1         2 

5 

:\        2 

15 

H         4 

CIusH  0. — Native  IlorsoM. 

Wy  nativn  horsi'^  nri'  iiwarit  thorn-  with  momo  Iiidiiiii  IiIockI  in  their  vr^inn, 

I    Hroo<l  Miirr  iiiul  foul .  .  .  . <l[0  |5 

i   ( J««kliii^j  or  Filly,    2  ycarH  old 0  ;j 

■'J  Pair  in  hunn-HH \q  5 

C'laHs  7.    -MuIoH. 

1   Working  Team :jt|0  |,', 


13 

■J 


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Nt<<. 
I 


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4 

ft 


7 


11 


CATTLE. 

BEK  RULES  15,  10,  17,  20,  21,  22. 

Certified  [ledigrcen  must  in  all  cases  accompany  entry  papers  for  tlnirough- 
l)n'd  cattle. 

C'ows  three  years  old  and  upwards  niuKt  lie  Riving'  milk  or  show  unrai.stak- 
able  sigUH  of  heiiiK  '»  ^•"If.  except  in  the  class  for  fat  cattle.  lUit  a  two  year 
old  animal  having'  had  a  calf  vill  !.»■  allowed  to  compete  as  a  two  year  Heifer,  if 
the  owner  thinks  fit. 

Class  H.  -  Durham  CattU'. 

1    Tlnll, ;{  years  and  njjwards ijir,0  130     $\:> 

'2   iJuIl,  2  years  old 40  o-,        ]  ^ 

."1  Bull,  1  year  old 35  OQ        10 

4  Bull  calf,    188;? '/_]    05  |  r,         ^ 

.')  Bull,  any  ngo Diploma 

(5  Cow,   .1  years  and  njiwards 30  ^0        10 

7  Tfeifor,  2  years  old '_                     2.1  l.l          ,'> 

8  Heifer,  1  year    old ...    20  10          ') 

9  Heifer  calf,   1883.. 15  «         4 

10  Herd,  Bull  and  '»  females,  owned  liy  one  exhibitor,  special  prize  liy  Land 
Department  Hudson'K  P.ay  Co.,  .>?1()0  and  So-iety's  Diploma.  A  gold  medal 
may  be  substituted  for  the  money  prize  at  the  option  of  the  exhibitor.  L'nd 
prize  by  the  Hoard,  S.')0. 


i 


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1 


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Dipluiiiii 

4 

2 

3 

2 

3 

2 

3 

2 

H 

4 

#:.     13 


tliiirougli- 

uiiraistak- 
two  year 
Kciffip,  if 


2r>     1 J 

20        10 

ir.       M 

Diploma 
20  10 
ir.  5 
10       r, 

X  4 

l)y  Land 
lid  tiu'dnl 
tor.     L'nd 


P/ixt  L\*i  of  Ninth  nrnuiurial  Kahibition.  H* 

('IttHHU.     U«'n'for«l  ( 'attli'. 

ttt.        IM        »r<l 

"T  Hull,  3  y«'»rH  ftiid    upwurdN ••'^  '^  •* 

•J  Hull,  i  ywH  old J*  J  J 

:»   Hull.  2  yar  old ®  '^  '- 

4    Hull,  I  y.'urold                                ^  ^  '- 

ft   HulK^iif.  IJ^HM  ■'*       /I         '' 

.   ■>  II  Diploiaa 

•5   Hull,  ttnyft«"  ' 

7  Cow,  3  ypftm  ttiid    up^^ftrd«  ..t •" 

H  H.'ifi'r,  2  y.'a»H  ..Id ^  f         '^^ 

<)  H.'if«'r.  I  y.'ur  old "  •[  '- 

10  ll.if.iCulf.  Ihk:'. ^  •* 

1 1  llfrd,  Hull  ui<d  3  fi-nml^n,  own.-d  Ky  on.«  itxhibitor 20  &  Uiplom* 

duHH  10. "AyiHhirc  Cattle. 

1  Hull,  3  y.ftfH  nnd  upwardB •^'^       **       *^^ 

2  Hull,  2  y.'urn  old ^  j         "^ 

.{   Hull,  2  y.-arH  old ®         •'         '"^ 

4  Hull,  I  y.'ar  old '^         'I         ^^ 

.'S  Bvdl  Calf,  1HH3 •»         •'         - 

(5  Hull,  any  HK^' * 

7  Cow,  3  yrarn  and  upward* '^  "  * 

5  Hnif^T,  2  yearn  old J  ^  "J 

<)  Hi'iftT,  1  y«'ar  old ■^*  *  "^ 

10  ll.if.r  Calf,  IHS3 '\   ,      ,      " 

1 1  Herd,  Hull  and  3  femul.s,  owned  by  one  ..xhil.itor 20  ii  Diploma 

Class  11." Calloway  and  PoIUmI  An<,'ns  or  Aberdeen 

l^olled    C»?.ttle. 

1  Hull,  3  years  and  upwards ..*l-'»  *«  ^J 

2  Hull,  2  years  old ^^  *  "^ 

:\   1U.1I,  2  years  old ^^  ^  '- 

t   Hull,  I   year  old _'  "*  " 

.-.   Hull  Calf,  1H83 •*       ^         '- 

...  11                .                                                                           ...  Diploma 

t*.   Hull,  any  age ^       ^ 

7   Cow,  3  years  and  upwards !•'  ^^ 

S   Heifer,  2  years  old ^  "^ 

•t   Heifer,  I  year  old 'J         "  " 

10   Heifer  Calf,  I H83 ;'         '*  - 

1  1    Herd,  Lull  and  3  fen)ul.>s,  owned  l.y  one   ...xhibitor 20  Ji  Diploma 

(Uass  I'J.     .Vtiy  variety  of  Tliorouoliljred  Cattle,  not  specified 

in  classes  7,  H  and  0. 

1  Hull,  3  years  and  upwards *1-^      «^       *^^ 

2  Hull,  2  ye  ars  old r  I         '> 

3  I'.ull,  2  vears  old ...    ^         "     .      " 


16 


D^/Hntmtttt  !{/  Aijitt'iiltiit«  ntui   StttliMtiiM. 


\ 


I 


4  Hull.  I  y..nr  old A  ;J         -J 

ft  Itiill  Ciir,    |HH.».  iV  .1          t 

«i  Hnll,  !uty  &},'«> ..  I>lploiua 

7  Oow,  .'I  yfftfN  and  iipwiirdH .  I.^  H         4 

H  H..if..r.  '.'  y.'mH  old H  4         U 

y  II.«if.'r,    ly.'ttrold ft         .'I         *.» 

10  ll»nfi<r,   I><m;» ft         ;i         -J 

I '.    Herd,  l>nll  iiiid  ■'(  ^•lllnll•ll,  uwiiml  l>y  qiu>  exhibitor '.'0  A    Uiplonin 

Classi:!.     (Irmlc  ( 'little. 

1  0»w,  i  yt'ttiN  and  tipwiinU. #iiO 

2  Cow,  .'J  yt-arn  oUl I  '• 

.1  Hi'tfiT,  ■_'  vt'ttr;*  olil    ...       .  l<> 

I  ll.if.-r,  1  y.-iir  old (I 

ft  II.'jf.T  Cult*  of  IHM:» H 

a  ii<>rd  ut'  not  t)'4H  thnii  Hvn  fi>nial<*N 40  J;   Diploma 

C'ijiMs  14.  -  Tat  ami  Working'  Cattlo,  any  luvud. 

1   Yok.'  of  woikin«  O.xon *L'0     #10       *ft 

111  |iid^in<;  iinimalH  in  thf  uliovo  Hi'ition  the  judges  will  t«>8t  tlut  tructil>ility  of 
Oxen  in  nio\iii^a  h«>uvy  loud  l)oth  liarkward  luid  forward.  Htrungth  alono  in 
not  to  dfturiuini'  tin-  iiwui  d. 

L'   Kat  Ox  or  8tiM<r #1.'»       ^H       ijl4 

:\   Kot  Cow  or  ll.'ifer Ift         H         4 


eio 

*•• 

» 

1 

ft 

:\ 

;j 

■» 

.1 

•1 

SHEEP 

8KK  HULK4   KJ,   17,  21,  22. 

Kvvcs,  2  Hlioars  and  over,  in  nil  tho  claKsos  oxcopt  fut  sheep,  mu.st  liavt;  raiHcd 

lunibs  tilt;  present  .season,  and  tltu  fu(t  of  their  having  donu  so   must  lie   stated 
in  the  ontry  paprr. 

Clas.s  ir>. — Cot.swoUl  81ieL'p. 

1  Ram,  ago.l . , , iJilO  $:.       $:\ 

2  Rum,  sheurling .  .     .,,....., H  \          2 

.'{   Ram,  lainl). (]  ;t          •_' 

4  Two  Kwes,  aged 10  ft          2 

T)  Two  Ewps,  shearling H  \         2 

G  Two  Kwe  Land)8 G  .'I          2 

Clans  10.-  Leicester  Sheep. 

1  Ram,  aged §10  #.')       n:\ 

2  Ram,  ahwnriing 8  \          j 

'A  Ram,  laml» G  .'J         2 

4  Two   Ew(w,  ajjed 1 0  ft          '{ 

fi     'Pvi'rj  ViA't*K    kIss ';l**lilll-'                                                                                                                                         H  .1                 '.' 

6  Two  Ewe   Laml..s G  u         2 


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$10      »ft 

H         1 
ft       ;» 
a       •-' 
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tMl. 

10 

$10 

*ft 

tractihility  of 
Ktli    alont)    in 

ft 

4 

(MnnH  17.— SouthaownShoop. 


IT 


I  Run,  Hid 

a  Bam,  •h«ftrUng ...... 

3  Hum,    lamb 

4  Two  KwfK,  aK«^ 

ft  Two  EwM,  »l»«"irUii«..  

(I  Two  Kw«  l4kin*)« 

( '11188  18.— Any  variety   of  pure   l»re(l   Shcop   not  nntn.Ml 

ClttHHeH  15,  Itior  17. 

*io     »ft 

...       8         4 


.110 
.  8 
.  6 
.  10 
.  8 
.     6 


IS     TS 


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4 


a 

0 
4 
3 


6 
10 

B 
6 


I    Hum,  aKwl 

•J   Ham,  Bhuarliiig 

.1  Kam,   lamli 

\  Two  Kv/«'H,   UK»'«l 

ft  Two  Kw«m,  Hh»«arling 

0  Two  two    irfimbi 

Class  lU.  -  Fat  Slieep. 

Rh.'i'i)  Hhown  in  any  other  cla»» cannot  lompeU  a«  fat  Hh«cp, 

1  Two  Fat  VVt-thorn ^]^ 

2  Two  Kut  Ew«'« 


10 


3 

4 

3 


15 
ft 


'i 
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3 
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in 

3 
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t  liiivt!  raised 
St    lie   stated 


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PIGS. 

HERnULKH  IP,    !7,    21    AND    22. 

luallcascsof  PigHundorono  year  the /)r«c»w   nrje   of   the  animal   must   1)6 
slateU  on  the.  ,mlry  paper.     Hoars  over  5  years  will  not  ho  allowed  to  compote. 

Clas.s  20.-  liork.sliire  lMg.s. 

1  Hoar,  over  one  year '^'^       '^' 

2  Hoar,  over  0  and  under  1 2  months *^  ^^ 

;j  Hoar  under  G  months ■' ^         '^         1 

,  ^,                  ,  10         ft         3 

4  Sow,    over  1  y<'ar 

.""t  Sow,  over  6  under  12  months 1 

f)  Sow,  under  G  months "         '^ 

7  Sow  and  litter  of  Pigs 10         .) 

Cla.ss  21.— Suffolk  Pigs. 

.    n                  1    ...„,  910       $5       $3 

1    Hoar,  over  1  year ^'"       *         *^ 

•J   Hoar  over  G  and  under  1 2  months ^  * 

':\  Hoar  under  G  months ^  "^ 

4  Sow.  over  1  year 10  5         3 

.n  Sow,  over  6  and  under  12  months 8  4         2 


,s 


18  Department   of  Ayrienfti(re  ami   Stntiitf!rs. 

^e<'-                                                                                                                                                           iMt.  3iul. 

(\  Sow,  under  H  months ...     (!  3 

7  Sow  and  litter  of  Pign 10  T) 

Class  '2'2. — Y'orksliiro,  or  other  huj^c  brct'd  of  pijjfs 

1   Boar,  over  1  year ^\0  S^y 

'2  Boar,  over  0  and  under  1  2  montlis 8  4 

•\  Boar,  under   (!  niontlis 0  .'} 

4  Sow.  over   I   year 10  r» 

T)  Sow,  over  (i  and  under  1 2   months 8  4 

6  Sow,  under  fi  mouths 0  .'5 

7  Sow  and  litter  of  Pi;.;s 10  fi 


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POULTRY. 

Exhibitors  of  poultry  must  attend  to  feeding,',  cleaning  and  watering,  as  in  the 
ca«o  of  other  live  stock. 

Class  -i;].— Poultry. 


1  Pair  Plymouth  Hocks. 

2  Pair  French  Fowls,  any  variety 

3  Pair  Game,  Black  I5reasted  and  other   lieds. 

4  Pair  (Janie,  any  other  variety 

5  Pair  Dark  Brahmas 

<)  Pail-  Lijiht  Brahnias 

7  Pair  Bull' Cochin 

H  Pair  Partridge  Cochin 

y  Pair  White  Cochin 

10  Pair  Silver  (!rey  Dorking 

1 1  Pair  White  Dorking 

1 2  Pair  Colored  I)oi-king 

1 3  Pair  JJlack  Polands 

14  Pair  (tolden  Pencilled  Polands 

1  ;i  Pair  Silver  Spangk d  Poland<; 

I C)  Pair  Spangled  JTamburgs. 

17  Pair  Pencilled    Hainliurgs 

1 8  Pair  any  variety    Ifamhurgs 

19  Pair  Black  Spanisi) 


•JO  Pair  Leghorns 

2\   Pair  (laine    Bantams 

22  Pair  any  other  variety  Bantams. 


23  Pair  any  (»ther  variety  of  fowls  nr)t  iieutioned  a'joxc 

24  Pair  Turkeys,  any  color 

25  Pair  Geese,  white 

2G  Pair  ( leese,  any  other  color 


iir3 

$2 

3 

^ 

3 

'> 

3 

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3 

•J 

3 

3 

2 

3 

'1 

3 

.3 

.3 

3 

3 

.3 

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7 

8 
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Prize  Lint  of  Ninth  Provincial  Exhibiti<yn. 

Int.         'iinl. 

27  Pair  Duoks,   Ayloslmry ' 

28  Pair  Ducks,  Koupii " 

29  Pair  Ducks,  Pekiii .'  ' .'  ' 

:iO  Collection  Poultry  in  on*'  coop  own.-.l    l.y    exhibitor    and    distinct    ^^^ 

from  othor   cntrif s 

:n  Collection  Pigeons '^* 

:J2  Collection  Rabbits 


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DOGS 

Dogs  or  Bitches  may  l.e  shown  in  any   of   the    Sertions.     In    Section  '2 
exact  ago  Tnust  be  stated  on  the  entry  paper. 

(;laH8  24.— Do^s. 

il^lO 

1  CoUey,  in  work • •  ■  • "     '  ^ 

2  CoUey,  under  si.\  months ' 

3  Pointer 'I 

4  Gordon  Setter *^ 

5  Red  Irish  Setter 'I 

6  Red  and  White  or  White  Setter ' 

7  Retriever. ^ 

8  Watch  Dog,  Mastitr,  Bull  Dog,  or  Bull  Terrier •' 

9  Terrier,   rough-haired 

10  Terrier,  smooth-haired,  other  than  Bull ' 


the 


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MANUFACTURES 

Diplomas  will  be  awarded  with  all  first-class  prizes  in  this  class. 

Class  •_>:).— Manufactures  of  ManitoVta    and    tlio   Xortli-Wost 


Territories  of  Canada. 


1  Phaeton 

2  Buggy  

3  Plutform  Waijon 

4  Buckboard 

.")  Bol)    Sleigh 

r.  Cutter 

7   Jlorse  Pitchfork 

.S  Sulky  Horse  Rake 

9  Land  Roller,    Wooden . 

10  Root  Cutter 


$5       !«3       $2 


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2 

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Pair  Wooden    Harrows 5 

Straw    Cutter 5 

Cross  Plough 5 

Wooden  Beam  Plough 5 

Breaking   Plou;{h 5 

Straw  or  Barley    Fork 2 

Ox  Yoke  ami    Cross 4 

Fanning   J\[ill 5 

Reaper,  self-hinder 10 

Reaper,  other  than  self-hinder 5 

Mower 8 

Collections  for  farm  and  etc.,  distinct  from  other  entries..  .  oO  ii 

Chei-se  Press 5 

Cheese  Vat \ 

Assortment   factory    milk  cans   and  pails 5 

Churn : 5 

Collection  of  ])airy  Utensils o 

Drain  tiles,  half  dozen a 

Collection  of  pottery  not  less    than  10  pieces 8 

Artificial  stone 5 

Bricks,  half   dozen 5 

liimo,  1    l)U.sliel  unslacked \ 

Co'lection  of  building    material 10 

Farn\  Gate 5 

Farm  Gate,  wooden,  specimen  to  he  erected  on  the  grounds.  7 

Barbed  Wire  Fence,  specimen  to  b(^  erected  on  grounds..  ..  8 

Assortment  of  malleable  castings  for  argicvltural  purposes..  8 

Collection  of  tinware,  not  less  than  10  pieces 6 

Collection  of  Cooper's  work,  not  less  than  G  pieces 8 

Pump 5 

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Biscuits   collection 10 

Confectionery,     collection 10 

Paper,    collection 10 


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At  the  request  of  iiuiui-rous  manufacturers  it  has  beini  decidetl  to  oiler  no 
pi'i/.es  in  this  class.  Eiitiies  can  be  sent  in  in  the  ordinary  way,  each  arti(  le  to 
be  shown  being  sfeciHed  oil  the  entry  paper.  Manufacturers  and  agents  are 
cordially  invited  to  e\liil»it,  especially  farm  machinery.  Ampl(>  space  will  be 
jH'ovided  ou  the  grouiulsf.i!' t!ie  disjiliiy  nf  ihc  cxhi1>its,  as  thougii  they  were 
i;om[)oting  for  prizes. 


Prixe  List  of  Ninth  Provincinl  Exhihition. 


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AGRICULTURAL  PRODUCTIG..S 

Class  '27. --Field  Clrains,  Flour,  Hops,  Etc. 

All  exhibits  in  thin  class  must  be  the  growth  of  1883.     The    Board    rcsrrvrs 
the  riKl.ttopurdl.ase  all  or  part  ofthe  prize  grain    and    other  sample^,    at   the 

current  market  prices,  to  be  decided  by  the  Council  of  Agriculture 

I  Twenty-fivo  bushels  Red  Fyfe  Wheat,  grown  in  Manitoba,  to  b-  pure  ami 
unnuxed,  and  entirely  free  from  cockle  or  noxious  weed  .ecds.  The  pm.es  to 
be  awarded  to  the  actual  grower  of  the  wheat,  the  first  pn.e  quantity  of  x>huH 
is  t )  bo  given  up  to  and  become  the  property  of  the  Board. 

1st  pHze,  given  by  the  Hudson  Bay  Con.panys  Land  Departn.ent,  SlOO,  and 
Diploma  by  the  Society.  A  gold  n.edal  may  be  substituted  for  the  money 
prize  at  the  option  of  the  (exhibitor. 

Sec.  .  ,        ,,      c.      •   X  $40      $'J0 

2nd  and  3rd  prizes  given  by  the  Society -       ^^  ^^^^ 

2  Red  Fyfe  Wheat,  10  bushels '^^^  *|^ 

3  Red  Fyfe  Wlieat,  5  bushels -           '^  ^^ 

4  Red  Fife  Wheat,  2  bushels -         )^  .^ 

.')  Fall  Wheat,  2  bushels j.'  '.^ 

6  Six  Rowed  Barley,    2  bushels j.         [^ 

7  Hulless  Barley,  2  bushels '^'         [^ 

8  Ryo,    2  bushels ;|  ;^ 

9  Peas,  large,  2  bushels *^  ,^ 

10  Peas,  small,  2   bushels -  J^  ".^ 

II  Peas,  black-eyed  marrowfat,  2  bushels '^  '^ 

12  Oats,  white,  2    bushels '^  .'^ 

1 3  Oats,  black,  2  bushels _  '^  ;^ 

14  White  Beana,  smt.U,  1  bushel '^  ^ 

15  White  Beans,  large,  1  bushel -^  '^  ^^ 

16  Corn,  yellow,  12  ears !!  j^  Jj 

17  Corn,  white,  12  ears ^  '  " 

3  Flour,  made  from  Red  Fyfe  Wheat,  1 00  lbs 1  ^  i  ^ 

A  diploma  will  be  awarded  with  the  first  prize.  ^^         ^  ^ 

19  Oatmeal,  lOOlbs ■•  ■/_■•••„■,■ 

20  Collection  of  grains,  consisting  of  a  bushel  each  ot  Red  ^7*^ 

Wheat,  Oats,  Peas  and  Barley 

Qljiss  28.— Small  Field  Seeds,  Flax,  Hemp,  Etc. 

All  exhibits  in  this  class  must  be  the  growth    of    1883,    in    accordance  with 
rule  24,  except  clover  and  grass  seed,  which  may  be  the  growth  o^^]^^'^' 

1  Timothy  seed,  half  bushel '-'^       '"^  ^^ 

2  Red  Clover  seed,  half  bushel '^_         '  " 

3  White  Clover  seed,   half  bushel '[         '  ^ 

4  Buckwheat  seed,  half  l)ushel ' 


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r»  Swt'<|o  Turnip  socj,  nibs 5'  ;{ 

0  CJn>yHtont'  Turnip  .scod,  f)  11)h 5  .j 

7   Field  Carrot  Hwd,  f)  Ihs 5  •{ 

K  Ijong  Red  Mangold  seed,  f)  lbs H  ;{ 

1»   Yellow  (iiobe  Muiigold  set-d,   f)  lbs 5  .$ 

1 0  Tare.s,  half  bushel r,  ;{ 

11  I\lillctts.M.(l,  half  bushel T)  :$ 

I  2   H  ungariun  (Jrass  seed,  half  i)ushel 5         ;j 

l.'i  Pure  Tobacco  Leaf,  home  grown,  2  lbs T)         3 

II  Broom  Corn,  5   lbs 5  •» 

1  r.  Sout<^lied  Flax,  I'O  lbs. ...'.'.". 5  .'{ 

I  ()   UnsoutcJied  Flax,  L»0  lbs   • ,-,  .{ 

I  7  Hemp,  dressfd,  20  lbs 5  ;{ 

IK   HiMMp,  undressed,  20  lbs 5  .j 

i  'J   Hops,  native,  10  lbs. .  .    5  ;{ 

L'O  Sorghum  or  Sugar  Cano,  ti  stalks f,  ;} 

2i   SunHower  (Heliauthus),  bearing  flowers,  6  stalks.. n  ;? 

'22  Sunflower  seed,  half  peck. f,  ;{ 

Class  20.— Grain,  Seeds  and  Ixoots.— Sweepstakes. 

Entries     in   this    cla^s    must   be    in   the    Secretary-Treasurer's    hands 
August  15th, 

I    Collection  of  grains,  two  l)ush('ls  of  each;  seeds,    half   bushel 

cf  each,  and  field  roots,  to  be  shown  by  an  Electoral  Division 

Agricultural  Society,  and  to  be  grown  within  the  territory 

under  its  jurisdiction.     The  first  prize    e,xhil)it  to    become 

the  property  of  the  Board  of  Agriculture. ,§100  $:]0 

Class  30,— Field  Roots, 

Exhibits  in  this  class  must  be  certified  to  on    the    entry   paper,   by    the 

hibitor,  as  being  of  field  culture.     Roots  must  be  cleaned  and  topped,  and 
plus  roots  and  fibres  removed,  before  being  taken  to  the  building. 

1  Potatoes,  Early  Rose,  1   bushel jft;}  >iio 

2  Potatoes,  .\lplia.  I  bushel ;5  o 

•">  Potatoes,  Climax,  1   bushel i\         •> 

4   Potatoes,  P.eauty  of  ire])ron,  1  bushel :]  2 

r»  Potatoes,  Peei'less,  1    ))ushel 3  o 

G  Potatoes,   Rose  Climax,  1   l)ushel ;5  o 

7  Potatoes,  any  other  variety,  1  bushel 3  o 

8  Potatoes,  collection,  not  less  than  six    varieties   of   6    each, 

named ^  q  r 

9  Turnips,  Swede,  6 •>  .7 

1 0  Turnips,  Greystone,  (5 3  ., 

« ]    Turnips,  White  Clobe,   (1 3  T, 

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Mangold  VVortzfl,  Long  Yellow,  6 '.^ 

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HORTICULTURAL  PRODUCTS. 

Cla>-s  31.— Fruits,  Treserves,  Syrups,  Honey,  Etc 

(See  Rule  24.) 

1  Winter  Apples,  other  than  crabs,   12 * 

2  Summer  Apples,  other  than  crabs,    12 

3  Crab  Apples,  12 ^. 

4  Plums,  native,  1  gallon ^ 

5  Plums,  cultivated,  I   gallon '^ 

(j  Native  Fruits,  assortment •  •  •     ' 

7  drapes,  :5    bunches '^ 

8  Wild  Fruit  preserves,  collection • ' 

9  Cultivated  Fruit  preserves,  grown  in  province,  collection.  . .     ^ 

10  Pickles,  collection '^ 

1 1  Jellies,  collection '^ 

12  Dried  Fruits,  collection '^ 

13  Goosel)erries,  ([uart ^ 

14  Currants,  red,  quart '^ 

15  Currants,  black,    quart ^^ 

1 6  Currants,  white,  quart ^|^ 

1 7  Fruits,   collection • 

18  Fruits  and  Vegetables,  Canned,  collection '^ 

19  Mushroom,  Catsup,  bottle 


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22  Honin  iniuic  Witif,    hottlc 5 

23  Mablo  Hu>,'ar,  10  II.h '..*!.'.."..'!.'.'.!!  8 

24  Maplo  Hyriip,  10    ll.s .".''...'.*.'.*.'.'!  S 

25  Syrup,  tiiade  from  Sor^,'huiii,    1  <iHart H 

26  Syrup,  iiukIi-  from  Su^'ar  ik'tt,    1  iiuuit H 

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28  Ifonoy,  skimmed,  10  Ihs 5 


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('lass;32.— Oar'lon  Ve*,'etal)los. 

1  Egg  Plant,  2 ^.^ 

2  Carrots,    md  short  horn,  6 3 

3  Carrots,     French  short  horn,  (i ;} 

4  Carrots,  intermediate,  0 ;} 

T)  Onions,  red    1 2 -j 

6  Onions,  yellow,    12 .j 

7  Onions,  English  i)otato,  12 ;} 

8  Onions,  silver  or  pickling,    12 3 

9  Beets,  long  blood,  G 3 

10  Beets,  intermediate,    6 3 

1 1  Beets,  turnip,  0 .. 

12  Parsnips,    fi ,, 

1 3  Turnips,  for  table  use,  G 3 

1 4  Sweet  or  Sugar  Corn,  6  ears 3 

15  Tomatoes,  red,  12 o 

16  Tomatoes,  large  yellow,    12 3 

17  Tomatoes,  yellow  plum,  12 3 

18  Tomatoes,  collection c 

19  Pepper,  Cayenne,  12 3 

20  Pepper,  green,  12 0 

21  Pepper,  collection r 

22  Cucumbers,  lartrc,  2  '  .> 

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23  Cucumbers,  small  for  pickling,  1  gallon 3 

24  Water  Melons,  2 o 

25  Melons  Mush,'green^tlesh,  2 3 


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20  Mttlons  Mush,  yollow  HohH,  2 '^ 

27  Mt'loiiH  Citron,  2 • .^ 

28  Hiiimsh,  »umin.r,  for  tabic  us« \^ 

29  Celery,  nd,  (J  hnulB "^ 

;iO  Ci'lery,  whit«,  0  heads \^ 

31  CaMxvj,'*',  Vv'inniuKRtadt,  2  licudH \^ 

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:<4  (Cabbage,  Havoy,  2  heads '^ 

35  CaV.V.ago,  Early  York,  2  heads '^ 

r*^  Caulitlowei',  3  heads 

37   Karly  Potatoes,  othor  than  Rose,  half  bushel ^ 

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;J9  Kadishes,  winter,  3 '^ 

40  Radishes,  summer,  3 

41  Kail,  2  heads \^ 

42  Hroccoli,  SI  heads ' 

43  Brussells  Sprouts,  2 heads ■ ^ 

44  Mushrooms,  0 ^ 

45-  Artichoke^,  (5 ^ 

4G  Asparagus,  2  bunches '^ 

47  Heans,  dwarf,  quart ^ 

48  Lettuce,  2  bunches ■ "^ 

49  Rhubarb,  G  stalks '^ 

50  Vegetable  Marrows,  2 ' 

51  Parsley,  2  bunches -  - ; "  " " ' 

52  Savory  h.rbs,  collection,  not  less  than  4  varieties,  named    .  .. 

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Class  33.— Dairy  Products. 

1  Butter,  firkin,  not  less  than  56  lbs.  for  shipment S15 

2  Butter,  crock,  not  less  than  25  lbs ^ 

3  liutter,  table,  not  less  than  10  lbs.  in  rolls,  prints,  or  pats. .  b 

4  Butter,  table,  not  less  than  5  lbs.  in  rolls,  prints,  or  pats ...  <> 

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Class  34.~I)()mc'sti('    MainifjictiU'eH. 


1  FuIIkI  Clotli,  Iioiiif  iimdo,  10  yards. 

2  Fullod  Cloth,  fuctoiy,  10  yards. ...".' "  " 

•\  FlaniH.!,  elu-ok.-d  or  striped,  rottou'and  wool,"  10  yards 
4   Hannel,  plain  white,  cotton  and  wool,  10  yards 

.       T)   Flannol,  plain  whit.-,  all  wool,  10  yards  ' 

G  FIann..l  Sh,....tinK',  twill,-,!,  ...otto,,  and  wool,' io  yards  " 

7  Carp,-t,  woolk-n,  homo  mad,-,  10 yards 

8  Carpet,  rag,  c-otton  warp,  10  yanls. ......    \, 

0  Carpet,  rag,  woolh^n  warp,  10  yards. 

10   IJlankets,  wooll.-n,  hom.-  n.ado,  I  pair.'. 

U    niankets,  wooll.-n,  factory  mad.-,  1  pair 

1  -  Blankets,  horse,  1  pair 

13  Coverlet,    heavy 

It  Coverlet,    light 

1 T)  Shoph.'rd's  plaid 

1(5  Straw  Hat,  hom.>  made 

17  Stockings,  woollen,  pair 

18  Socks,  w.xjllen,  pair 

19  Mitts,  woollt;n,  pair 

20  Yarn,  wooll.-n,  plain 

21  Yari\  cross-liand.-d,  plain 

22  Yarn,  douhlf^-twisted,  plain . 

23  Thread,  linen,  product  of  Aranitol.a  grown  fkx 

24  Rug,  rag,  plain 

2.5  Rug,  wooll.-n,  plain 

2G  Jkoad,  home  mad.-,  2  Ihs.    loaf 

27  Bread,  home  made,  2  lbs,  loaf. 

28  Cakes,  fancy,  half  dozen 

29  Buns,  plain,  home  made 

30  Wedding  Cake,  not  less  than  3    stories ' ".."'." 

31  Soap,  home  made,  T)  Ihs 

32  Soap,  factory,  10  ll)s 


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pri/.»'H. 


Class  :}.').-  Fino  Aits,  FAc. 


1  Oil  Paintin;,' 

'2  \Vat«!r  Color 

."l  PenL'il  Drawing 

I   Crayon  Drawing' 

."»  Crayon,  ».olov»)il 

0  Sepia  Drawing 

7   Pfiu  and  Ink  Drawing 

S  Mappinj,' 

9  Photographs,  coUt'ction.. . 

10  Printing. 

11  nook  Binding  an  '  Ruling. 


int. 

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8 

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NATURAL  HISTORY, 

Class  30. -Natural  History,  Miiieralooy,  Etc. 

Diploma  will  aceonipauy  prizes  in  st!utions  1,  '2;\  •">  and  0. 

I    l>,irds,i.Kligenous  to  Manitoba  or   N.  W.  T,  stutVod,    ^'""''^-^^^       ^^,       ^^ 

tion ."  ■ '  ■ 

■2  Animals  and  Animals  head.s,  indigenous  to   Manitoba  or   Is.  ^ 

W.  T,  stuHed,   collection ^^  ^ 

:\  Minerals,  specimens,  illustrating  the  mineralogy  of  Manitoba 

andN.   W.  T ^^         ^         '., 

l  Htone,  for  building  from  quarry  in    Manitoba ^  - 

-,  Stone,  for  building,  fr-m  Manitoba  -luarrics. ............      0         b  -^ 

r,  Woods,  grown  in  ISIanitoba,  dressed  and  named,  collection . .  ;0         b         o 


S0 


skpar^tHt  (^ Aijrii'uUurt  <iwl  Stntitliet. 


EDUCATION  PRIZES. 

Cla.sH  'M.     Hdiicatioii  PHzch. 

OiMu  t..  any  puMic  nchool*  «r..Irr  tho  oontn.I  of  a  hoard  of  tninto.'H  in  Maui- 
tol.u.  Kntri...  will  hv  accvpt.-.l  in  tl.iHclaHH  uitlmut  payhu-nt  of  thn  inuul  |l| 
fiitry  f.H,.  l>riz,.s  will  !.,.  awanlr.l  ,i„t  to  iiulivi.l.ml  .•xhil.itorK,  hut  to  tho  citi.'«, 
towns,  or  rural  hcHooIh  from  which  tho  ..xhihitn  arc  Kent,  th«  anx.unt  of  prizn 
rnon.y  toho  ,.xp..n«h.cl  in  th.-  punhaso  of  any  «.-hool  apparatus  n-iuirod  and 
which  i8  not  furnished  l.y  the  lloanl  of  Kduaition. 

Hections  I  to  I,  for  citi.H  and  towns.  Each  city  or  town  to  compote  lu  one 
school,  i.e.,  no  two  sohoolH  in  one  city  or  town  to  c„n.p«,t«  against  each  other, 
KntrjcH  to  bo  nmdo  by  and  in  tho  nani.i  of  tlic  Inspector. 

Be<!. 

J   Writing,  set  of  copy  books,  each  book  to   bo  at   least   half  "*'      ""'"      '"'" 
written  through,  consisting  of  the  specimens  of  each  standard. 

*'*"«''*• nr.     «3     «2 

2  Hook-keeping,  set  of  spo,.i,n,.Ks  of   book  keeping  books   and 

connr.ercia!  forms,  to  tonsist  of  two  sets  each  from  standard 
6  to  standard  10  .         „ 

6         3         2 

3  Map  drawing,  set  of  maps,  consisting  of  6  maps,    fr.)m  stan- 

dard 4  to  standard    10 -  ,^ 

4  Free  hand  or  industrial  drawing,  set  of  sp.^cimens,   six  from 

each  standard -         „ 

6        3         2 

Sections  5  to  8,  for  rural  schools.     Each  school  to  con.pcte  separately    and 
the  entry  to  be  made  by  and  in  the  nn.ne  of  the  teacher.  ^ 

•■>  Writing,  set  of  copy  books,  each  book  to  be  at  least  half 
wntten  through,   consisting   of  six   specimens   from    each 

standard  taught 

"      5         3         2 

G  Book-keeping,  set  of  specimens  of  book-keeping,  books'and 

commercial  forms,   to  consist  of  «i.v  sets  each  from  each 

standard  tauyht 

>    Map  drawing,  set  of  maps,  consisting  of  six  maps,  from  eacli 
standard  tuuLdit 

,     ^      T)         3         2 


i»W;«  IA»1»J'  S'i>>th  I'rorinri.tt  K'hihiH.m, 


20 


LEATHER  WORK 


(>H  in  Maui- 

r>  URUul  $1 
to  iht>  citU'n, 
it  of  prizft 
tvjuirod  and 

oto  08  onu 
^aoh    other. 

2n<l.       3rd. 

3        2 

3         2 

3         2 

atc'Iy,   and 


\W\n\nU  in  thin  cIhhii  munt  1.«  uiftdu  ly  .    I.il.itor  in  Miinit..l«  or  tlu-  N.  W 
(Mums  :{«.-  U'litlu'i"  Work. 

Nt.        Slid. 

I  Ilo.d  and  Sho.'niiik«rH'  work,  iiHHortnifnt '^•_ 

'2  Karr.f'HH,  farin,  wt 1  ' 

:\   IIiirin-MH,  cHrnaK"',  Hiii«l(' ^ 

\    I  liiriH'H!*,  curriagis  diuiliU) ',  ' 

Ti  Siiddli',   iiit'n'H '. 

(1  Saddl<',  ladin'n '.  ' 

7   Ii»!athor,  Hole,  huIo . 

H   Lofttlur,  kip  Hkii>,  side ",'  \^ 

\)   lioathrr,  row  liid<',  suU' .*  '^ 

10  l,.'atli<'r,  i-alf  Hkin,  sid.- ,'  "^ 

I I  Lcatlur,   harnt'HH,  sid*' 1  '^ 

V2  MatH,  shft'i. skin,   2 [^         [^ 

\:\  (dollars,  working,  for  horm-w,  pair •'         '^ 

1 1  WhipH,  driviiii;,  team  and  riding,  '\ '^  '^ 

1.')  Moct-aHiiiH,  nu'ii's. .  .    '  ^ 

1  fi   MocoaHins,    ladies • '  ", 

1 7   Moccasins,    fancy "  ,, 

IS   Mitts,  IciithtT,  pair "  ' 

li)   IWitlulo  Kol.c '^  '^ 

•H)   Furs,  nianufactun'<l,  collection ^ 

2 1   Furs,  hoini'-tanned,  collection 


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LADIES  WORK 

(Mass  :}'.».      Ladies'  Work. 

1  Appli'iiu-  Work 

2  Bead  Work '., 

3  Braidiii'j.  with  Silk 

4  Braiding  with   Cotton 


i\ 


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Nw. 


I>.;,artmrnl  of  AyfV'HHurt  mul  Si.iti»hr^. 


.•>  l{rni<liii|{  with  NVi.r«t«l. 
A  Chil.ln    l»ri».H 
7  Croi'h«'t  Work,  tiM»rM«  .•••tt<Mi 
H  OrfH-liKt  Work,    Hn*"  »ottoii . 
0  Chi'iiillf  Worl; . 

10  KailToiib-ry  oil  MudiM 

11  Ein»»roUli'ry  wi»l»  ^i'k. 

Ij  Kiii»'roi»l«'ry  with   W:>r«t.<l 

\:\  KiuKioidcry  on   \awv 

\\   Kiiil»roiih  ry  oil    Cotton... 


i:»  Kam-y  Ni'ttiii^' 

in  Fttiicy   Knitting. 

17  Hi-rliii  Wool  Work,    flat. . 

18  Hi'rlin  Wool  Work,    rftinfil 

19  TaM.'  Mut,  fnncy 

'JO  Tahlf  CMoth.  fuiicy.. 

•Jl   1^'iitln'r  W(.rl<,    fiiii«'y 


H  iiliiin,  liaiitl  niuil 


22  Shirt,  gontliinairH  i 

2:J  Shirt,  K.-iitLiniin's  pliiin.  nuuhiiK'  imvil. 

24  Ouiiiurc  Work 

25  <lr»'oiaii    Work 

2t>  lliiir    Floivir  ..,,... 


I  »    I    •    »    •     C    ' 


•-'•  »  •  •  •  ' 


27   Lniiil>  Mat 

2S  Mtxitiin  Ni'fdlf  Work. 
29  Oriental  Ni'»'<lh'  Work 
'M\  Pillow  Uc"  Work... 
:n   Point  Lacf  Work. 


;{2  Pai«'r  Work 

:',:?  (^lilt,  iiiitrh-NMtrk 
:U  (.Juilt,  tViciidship. 
;L-.  guilt,  knitted  .  .       . 

•M\  l^uilt,  silk 

:{7  llustie  Work 

:',^   guiltiii<,',  st.cciiiicns 

:{'.)  Tatting  ■ 

40  Toilet  Set 

U   Slippci 
12  Tidy,  woollen 
i;i  Chair,    worked 
I  1   Wax    Work, 
t.'i  Wall   Bracket 
4G  Etching  withSilk 


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PLANTS  AND  FLOWERS. 

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Kl«»w«'r»i,  v'lit,  c«»ll«'oti<>ii  ... 

Iliiiid  niHM|mt  • 

<}..nuiiuiii,  Wui'v,  ut\m'i\     ... 
(Jn-uniuin,  .ui.«l<'  •l'>«>'''.  »'"•""'' 
(J„raiiiui«>.  «lou».U'  llowi-r,  i.mi..«l 
(1,-rHnlHm,  fivn<y  tl-.w-r,  iiaiiiwl 

KiiifliiR.  Hii.«l.',  iiaiiKMl., 

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ll<»f,  any  kind,  iiaiii«d 


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\»'  ill  attfiidaiu't' 


AGRICULTURAL  ESSAYS. 


•     .  mV  >5')0  and  ^-J.-)  rosnoctiv..ly,  or  m.-dals         lual  saluo. 
■'''"•  '"'•"■*'''''"  ^"Tctlur;  for  tl  s......nd  h.'st  assays  on 

'^t  •! I'ti-;:^  --;;  ;        '  r        "-    MunitoUu,  ..iti,...-  ..y  .•otati,..i  ot  crop, 

tl,«  most  judioious  ni.-tho.   ot  » "  "     ^  ^^  ^,,,^„,„     f,,,,,,  tin-  sod. 

..,  ,,u.,wiso.  ,.o  UH  to  produn.  th-  1-  ;,u,/ ..xidi.itn.sH.  is  .■x,..t..d. 

Kssays  must  U.  wntton  on  \J^12Z.  th-  l.ft  hand  np,....'  -.n.-r  of  th. 

::trXt;;:;^^:;^:— ^^     on  satn..day, ...... 

•J9th,  IH83. 


32 


Department  of  Agriculture  and  Statistics, 


k 


ACmCULTURAI.  KXimUTIONS 

In  casss  wliRra   dates  are  iiDt  given  thay  had  not 


NAME  OF  ORGANIZATION. 


PLACK. 


Portage  La  Prairie, , 


DATE. 


October  Uo  6 , 


Provincial  Exhibition, 

Electoral  Division  Socities,- 

BirtloNo.  1,' 

Birtlc  No.  2, 

Brandon  No.  1, i 

I  Jrandon  No.  2, I ' 

^artier, jst.  Norhert  Village, October  9, 

'*'^"P'"»'    September2r) 

Dufierin,  North  , Nelson, September  26  and  27 

Dufferin,  8outli, 

Emerson, 

La  Verandrye, 

Minnedosa, 

.Mountain, 'Pilot  Mound, jSepteniber  27  and  28 

Morris    No.    1 |  West  Lynne 'october  11  and  12,  , 

Morris   No.    2 ; Morris,   loctober  11  and  12,. 

Norfolk, Louise  School    House, September  26 

^°^'^^°«''' jStonewall, September  27  and  2S 

^P""gfi^^^^ •  ■ jSunnyside  P.  O., 'October  10 

St.  Andrew's, Selkirk, September26, 

'^*-    ^'-^^^''' ! ^October  16     

Turtle  Mountain  No.  1,    .  .  .  .  jWaubeesh,  townsh.  3,   r.  2  w.:September26, 

Turtl.>  Mountain  No.  2,    ....  !Cartwright, ^September  25  and  26, 

Westbourne, Gladstone, September  27, 

Marquette     School    House,! 

^l«adow  Leo October  10 


Woodlands, 


J'rize  Lint  of  Ninth  Provincur  Exhibition. 


'.\:\ 


riONS 


IN   MANITOBA,    Ihh:{. 


had  not 

TE. 

:o6 

25 

26  and  27 

) 

27  and  28 
and  12,  . 
and  12,. 

26 

27  and  2S 

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:6, 

J.")  and  2G, 
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baau  BBiit  tri   at  tha  time  af  t^olng  tn  press, 


KNTIUKH  CI.OHK. 


SECRKTAUV  TIIKAKUKKK. 


V.  ().   AIjDHKSM, 


S«-i.t('iiil)er  19, Acton  iJurrows Winnipeg,'. 


A.  B.  M(;Kinuoii,. 


.  iHirtl.-, 

I 


S»'i>teiiili«T2'.l, 


John  BroHii, :''hcll  Rivfr. 

I 

,  Thomas  Ijockhart, Brandon. 

.  A.  C.  McCoU, iCarberry. 

Cr.  P.  Clouticr, iSt.  Norbcrt. 

.  .  .  M.  H.  Fieldhoiise Neepawa. 

.     ...  J.  11.  Bonnv, Nelson. 

I  ''  j 

.James  Ilawson, Alexandria. 

Duncan  McKerchcr, Dominion  City. 

iTheophile  Pare, jHt.  Anne. 

!h.  C.  Clay, Rapid  City. 

Hudi  McKellar Clearwater. 

October  f<    J.  B.  Ireland jWest  Lynn. . 

October  11,  noon,  . .  James  Hooper, JMorris.  , 

September 2"), A.  C.  Holland, Holland. 

S(>ptember  27,  noon  .  Thomas  Frankland,    iStonewall. 

William  (loodridtje, iOak  Bank. 

! 

,  J.  (Jennnell,   ;Helkirk. 

Xavier Joubfrt, i^t.  Agathc 

John  Flemiiii: 'Deloraine. 

I 
.Scptember25,  lOa.m.lJ.  Turnbull Cartwnght. 

Heptcmbcr  26, 'john  Mason Gladstone. 


.September  26, 10  a,m, 
.September  2.") 


October  D, 


.  .  .  jF.  J.  Lundy, Poplar  Heights 


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M  AM  KXCTIIvKII    IIV 

iva:^ciDoasr-A.L,iD,  i^^c:pi3:EK,soisr  &  CO., 

""  BEST  THRESHING   MACHINE   IN  THE   DOMINION,    n-w, 

THE    TRIUMPH     PORTABLE    ENGINE. 


SIMl'LK,   DrHMU.r.  KVKK'TIVK,   I.KillT  DUAIT,   NONE  »KTTK!!.  .      ,      ,      . 

J.  W.  M.nn  U  C...  .•n-nbincl   b,„a,i  ,ast  SKKLKl!    a,K.    SPUING   T.M.TIIKI.    MAKlSoU,  .  ,1,..  Ik.I 
SKKUKK  and  (:LI.TI\  ATUU  in  tliu  Worlil. 

J     FIKIKYS  .MCWKKS,  HAKKS,  KKAl'KliS.   I-AN1»  KOUI.KKS,  i.. 

MOLINK  1>1.0\V  COMl'A.NVS  I'LOWS,  Al.S..  lUCUKS,  HICK  liOAUUS,  SI.KI.aiS.  ^u 
SV,i,?  for  Jlh:.t>v*i;l  Cvtalnjncs  and  /'//<•'    l.l't.-.  Address, 

W.    JOHNSTON. 

Brandon,  Man. 

.A-O-BlSrCIE©  : 


P.O.  Box  145. 


FK    MK  *  MII.I.KH,    Vii-'I'-ii,  Mai 
JtiiN   II1N1>,   Mdiiiniiiiii,  .V.  11.7'. 


fAS.  MAKSilAi.i.sAV  i  C 
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(I /, ,7,- ;,-.>"/,  .v.ir.v. 
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ii. 


The  Cochrane  Manufacturing  Co. 


I.IMITKU. 


CAPITAL, 


$250,000. 


Something  Worth  Seeing. 

KainitTS  and  othnrn  visiting  the  Kuir  t..  1.L- l.el.l  at  Portage  La  I'.airie  this  fall  hI.o.iI.1 
not  fail  to  visit  our  ixhibitioii  on  tlie  tiroun.ls.  All  the  machinery  will  i)e  in  motion  an. I 
kept  running  during  the  Fair. 

The  Cochrane  Manufacturing  Co.,  St.  Thomas,  Ont., 

MAM  KACTL-RKItS  OK  THK  CKI.KHltATKI" 

Minneapolis  Harvester  and  Twine  Binder. 


The  only  Kin.l.  r  iisiny  the  ,eUlivate<l  I'ACKKKTRII*,  whioh  absolutely  prevents  clogging. 


IMITATED  BY  MANY,  EQUALLED  BY  NONE. 

Acknowledged  by  Farmers  and  Dealers  the  VICTOK  in  the  harvest  of  188'i. 

ST.  THOMAS  IMPROVED  KEAl'EK, 

PRAIRIE  FRONT  CUT  MOWER, 

IRON  Kl\<i  MOWER,  ((i  feet  nit.) 

TKiER  HAY  RAKE, 

LAND  ROLLERS    •_'  and  3  DRUMS, 

HOOSIEK  SEEDERS,  WAOONS,  PLOWS,  HARROWS,  AMERKWN  PRAIRIE  BOB 

SLEIOHS  WITH  CAST  KXEE. 

Wc  arc  also  tlie  sole  Agents  for  the  Haggcrt    P.ros.    Manufacturing  Uo.,    manufacturers 

of  the  world  renowned 

Either  Portable  or  Friction,  Wide-.'i- Wake  Sc  parator  for  steam  power. 
Head  otlice  at  Portage  La  Prairie.     Agencies  at  all    important   points  in  Manitoba  and 
the  North-West. 

ROnKliT  roc  II  It  AX  K, 

Geticral  MaiKKjtr, 


in. 


"The  Leading  House" 

Havf  now  in  stock  for  the  Kail  aii.l  Winter  of  IH8:J-4  its  iiHual  voiy 
conii)l<te  asHortmiiiit  of 

Dry  ;  Goods,  ;  Clothing, 

Boots  and  Shoes, 

House  Furnishings, 

As  well  an  full  lines  in 

•^FAMILY    GROCERIES.^ 

We  ilo  without  doubt  the   largest   and   finest    trade    in    the  city,    and  can  do  for  you 
better  than  Heuondrate  houses.        Kenieiuber,  w\   are 

THIS  LZE-A-iDnsra-  hiotjsei 

And  call  on  u.s  during  Exhibition  Week. 

LOGAN  &  HENDERSON, 


QUEEN'S    HOTEL, 

Portage  la  Prairie. 

O'VEI^   IFIIFT'Y"    BED    ROOl^S- 

Large  and  Commodious   Parlors. 

THE  FAVOUITK  HOTEL  IN  T'HE  I'UKTAGK. 

WK  AKK  ALWAYS  SUPPLIED  WITH 

Best  Wines,  Liquors  and  Cigars. 

r3^   Good  Stables,  Ac.  "^1 


rn 


White  &  U-ranms,  rropnt^tiors. 


iv. 


TOEONTO  HOUSE, 

Main  St.,  Opposite  Lome  House, 

W'v  arc  iiK'piiitil  to  nhow  a  inaniiifit'«nt  ittoek  ot' 

Fall  and  Winter  Dry  Goods, 

IVrsdiially      '      .  .1  in  Mir  Isastciii  MiiiketH,  at  r.iiuiikuMy  low  i)ricc>!«. 

FLANNELS,  BLANKETS,  DRESS-GOODS 


-A.JMD 


Heady-Made  Clothing 

Art-  Hpecinlties  with  w.     As  «<•  only  sell  Dry  (ioods,  we  ,an  show  a  larger   assortment  an.l 
give  lower  prices  than  geni-ral  stores.     Call  aiitl   «oe   us.     No  trouble   to   show  goo<lB. 

BarHetf  *  Thoinp-'^oyi. 


GRAB  AN  «♦'  FLU  MER  FELT, 


THE] 


imm  BB  AID  SBD  HS® 


Forfage  La   Frcdrie,   Man, 

I  The  Lar<icst,  (fjifiipcst,  and  most  Complete  sto.'k  of  I'.OOTS  and  SHOKS, 
TlirNKS,  VAI.ISKS,  Eto.,  in  tlie  city.  ORDERED  WORK  a 
Specialty. 


The  Light-running 

DOMESTIC 

The   Star  tliat 

leads  tlieni 

all. 


THE  MOST  PERFEi  'T 

MACHINE  Oy 

ItECOni). 


OILS 


-AND- 


NEEDLES 

CoiiHtaiitlj  on  haiul. 

Graban^Flufflerfelt 

f?N  SOLE  AGEXTS, 

"^  PORTAHELAF&AIKIS. 


J 


V, 


CAREY  Sd  CO., 


IlVtFOIiTERS , 


Wholesale  andMail  Grocers 

LIQUOR  itND  WINE^MERGHANTS. 

Main  Street,  Portage  la  Prairie. 


OPPOSITE  aUEEN'S  AND  LORNE  HOUSE 


Portage  Furniture  Works. 

ALL  KINDS  ^FURNITURE 

Carpets,  Pictures,  Mouldings,  Etc. 

Main  Street,  Portage  la  Pramo. 


^•ij-.,„    (• .         Won,'  but  First-Claiyi  ll'lf  i<'"'  ."'■«  'i'"'  /-.'"if'i'i/'  ''■ 
^^x-*.*  ..■>.-\.>.\v\.wv.\-vv^'^'>-'>-'>>'^'^'^'^'*- 

C.  Gh.  "VsrOOlDSIIDIB, 

House,  Sign  and  Carriage  Painter, 

SIGH  IHRITING,  GRAINING  A«D  FRESCOING  FOR  THE  TRADE, 

PORTAGE  LA  PRAIRIE.  MAN. 


■£>.    O.    B02C    777. 


ftniers  left  wiih  H.  J.  W00D3IDK,  J«w«l«r,  or  at 
roots  BaOS.,  Ixpreis  Office,  attended  to. 


Resideuoe  luid  Siiop.— SoaUi-East  of  HslLVAi'jR'S  f.-pF  Si!l 


vl. 


LORNE  HOUSE, 

Main  St.,  cor.  King,  Portage  la  Prairie. 


'I'liiH  popular  IIouMo  Iiuh  lieun 


E13SrTII?,EXi^2"    KEHFITTEX). 


And  now  otTi-rs  the  host  aocomino'latioim  to  tlit! 


Travelling"  Public. 


Thuie  in  a 


FIRST-CLASS   LIVERY 

In  conneution,  and 


®(FiEE^(MS®(MEE!(SDIPJS: 


TBCIE]    B^^Ii 


Is  stocked  witli  the 


Best  Wines,  Liquors  and  Cigars. 


GOOD  BILLIARD  TABLES. 


ni\ 


Gl 


THIOS.     G-.     JTEimiS, 


I'ROFRIEXOR. 


vU 


ASSIITIBOIITE  MILLS 


— A!»l»— 


ELEVATOR   "A," 

Kin.'st  Rolln-  Wnvvm  Hour  in  tli."  inark.-t.  'I'lif  fiiithcst  w.-st  Mill  and 
Klt'viitor  of  tluM  «c.iiijil.'t<-  (liwiiptioii  in  the  Doiuiiiioii.  StoruKf  for  l'>0,000 
'.UHlifl.s  grain  in  Klcvutor  at  low  ratcn. 

Large  Supplies  Chop  Feed,  Bran,  and  Shorts 

always  on  hand. 

TKV    OrU    l\A)['\l    AM)   TKST    ITS    SIPKIMOKITV. 


u 


H.  S.  PATERSON, 


PINERAL  MEECHANI 

W'HOLESAI.K  AND  KETAIl,. 

DRY  GOODS,  CLOTHING,  BOOTS  AND  SHOES. 

Chrocerios  and  Orocliery. 

\1AVAYH  ON   llANJ)  A  LAIKIE  glJANTlTY  OF   FARM 
PROUIICE    FOR    SHIPMENT    TO    ANY 


PART  OF  THE  PROVINCE. 


Saskatchewan  AYenue,  near  Market  Square, 


VIII. 


HUDSON'S  BAY  COMPANY 


k\\>VVV\\NV\»X 


\%\\%\%v%v\vw*>v\ 


FARMING,  GRAZING,  COAL  AND  MINERAL 
LANDS  FOR  SALE, 

IN    nil    I'K..VIMK   OK    MAMTOliA,  ANh   TIIK    NuUTll  WKST  TKKUHOUIl.> 

(»l'    CANAlrX.         lUK    (OMI'ANV    <»\VN 

7,(HMMKK)  AC.'KKS  IN  TMIl 

OrREAT    FERTILE    BELT! 

li»il.;  "  l«...t.l)  iv|.,rt,.J  up....      ll'l««l»  l'»"  «l""  l'~"  ■■"■••'""'  "1"'"  >li«  ('""Pi'i'y  " 


CO.A.L      L-^3iTIDS 


IN    THK 


SOURIS    RIVER    DISTRICT, 

\nd  tho  ln.s,»vti.Mi  (.1   til.'  MTtiun.s  in  thr  va.t C.M.l   Aua.  ..f   tlir   Sa.kat.l.ewuii.  How  uiM 
lU:llv  KivciM  will  In- |>n.i>'iMlf.l  uith  in  tin;  .•..niHo  <it   the  prvHcnt  yuiir. 
Tliu  whole  of  tiicBC  liinilK  uru  now  oll.itd  loi  Sale  on 

EASY  TERMS  OF  PAYMENT!  |  _ 

CONDITIONS  OF  SETTLEMENT  OR  CULTIVATION '  'lES. 


TOWN     LOTS    arr  ulso  for  sale  in  tli»'  following   Klouiishing  ami 
rising  ccntrfs  of  tradf  :- 

WinniFei,  IVeet  Lynne,  Portage  l:i  Prairie, 

Rat  Portage,  Elphimtone,  Fort  (^u'Appelle, 

Colvile,  Edmonton,  Prince  Alter:- 


"     C^'  Mai)s  and  Plans  witli  full  information  in  regard  to  all  tlifse  lands  t-aii 
he  oUtainod  either  personally  or  l.y  letter,  at  the  Company's  OtHco,  in  the  Cit 
of  Winnipeg. 

C.  J   BBYDGES, 

Fi:ni(UAHY  li^t,  IKH:?.  l.and  Comniissiowr. 


Ix. 


NY 


ERAL 


lUIOIUI 


LT  ! 

lortli  liruiK'l' 
itoliu  to  the 

irtf-r  Hfictioii 
iiipiitiy'i 


OT, 

uii,  lUiw  an<l 
our. 


•';es. 


I'iHliing  uikI 


'e, 

'■pelle, 
ce  Aider:- 


Ke  lands  can 
in  tho  Cit 

5, 

innsioni'r. 


T.  GARLAND, 

PORTAGE    LA    PRAIRIE, 
WHOLESALE    AND    RETAIL 


Gents'  Furnishings. 
Large  Assortment  of 

STAPLE  and  FANCY  DRY  GOODS 


BOOTS    AND    SHOES, 

Q-roceries  and  ProTTisions 

CROCKERY   AND    GLASSWARE. 

•^x^-nm  A  i^TTi   T    A     "DT?  A  T■RTT^ 


WHOLItALK  AND   RITAIL   OtALIRt   IN 


.\\\      > \\S\\»N*^0 


CHiCKEKING. 
HARRIS  BROS, 
ERMEST  GABLER, 

UEKiTZMAN. 


O^O- JOISTS. 

MASON  A  HAMLIK, 
W.  BELL  A  CO., 
ESTEY. 


General  Wholesale  and  Retail  Agents  for  NEW  YORK 
DOMESTIC  PAPER  PATTERNS 

Writs  f:p  CircuUrc.  HEAD  OFFICE,  484  MAIN  ST., 

i.fU)K  oi'T  rnitorH  inavr.AY.vvuisii  KXiJtntTtoM  ukkk. 


:foe<tiee,  &d  btjcice. 


AGENTS     FOR 


The  Improved  Howe  Scale  Company,  Chicago,  111. 

CoiitiRitH  iniulo  ut  SI'llCIAL  KATKS,  for  Hiipplying  \\\v^k  City.  Mill.  Kluvutoi 
anil  Wai'uhotiMu  Siult**!.     CiirrcHiiontlciicu  Hulicitvd  uml  HatiMfuclion  guaruiitt-vil. 

Local  AgentH  wiuitetl  in  all  Towiik  in  Munituhu  uml  N.  W.  T.,  to  hamlk'  the  Nuv» 
WiUon  Oscillating  .Slmttlu  .Si-wing  Maciiine.     l.ilnral  Ternm  given  and  Urgu  protitK  fur 


Cattli  liuyerH. 


I{OSSEI(  '^YEljnE,  BPIJDOI}. 

F    O    B03C    173 


STICKNEY  HOUSE, 

OPPOSITE  C.  P.  R.  STATION. 


Price  per  day, 


$150 


Newly    t'lttfd    up.      Conifortul.lo    llooius.       First    'lass   Table   Sot.       Bar 
supplied  with  tht-  very  Best  UrandH  of  Liquors  and  Cigars. 

BEST  STABLE  ACCOMMODATION  IN  THE  CITY. 


Sick 


%l 


MONEY  TO  LEND. 

Mortgages  and  DebCDtiires  Bought. 

HEAD  OFFICE.  TORONTO.  WALTER  S.  LEE,  Manager 

Winnipeg  Branch,  373  Main  St. 

ThiH    Cniiiimiiy    ulwayn    Iiuh   ♦'  .U   to  l.-n.l        KAIIMKUS    .uu    Ik.ituw 

from  t»H'  Coinpimv  ut  lowst  rat«  t      ini|.r«.v.'    tl...ir  tiunm   or   |«iy    oH  m- 

.,„ul,mu...s      SCHOOl.  DISTIlk  can  m.'U  tbn     Dt^JHrntun-K   to  thw  torn- 

pany  ftiul  ..Main    hi'Mt    pri  .h  .nmMi  N*.   M'^y-  in    ol.taii.inK    inoufy  whj.n 

WlNNIlM't;   UHANCIl  oKKIOK,  No.  :»7.1  MAIN  HTHKKr. 

F.  B.  ROSS, 

.Vrt»"f/'C  H'iH"i/M;/  lli-aii'h. 


VETERINARY  INFIRMARY 


£ 


5sd 

en 


13  and  28  James  Street  West,  Winnipeg. 


b-IRST-OLASS  RKJS  at  all  hours.     TELKPHONK  conn.-ctions  to 
Loth  Stabh.8.      Liv.^y  au<l  Hoar(Un«  Stables  oiitin-ly  separato. 

Sick  Horses  Admitted  to  Infirmary.    Hack?,  by  TelephonB,  at  all  Hours. 
W.  J.  HINMAN,  Veterinary  Surgeon, 

GoverniiRMit  inspf^-t'"' I"    rrotmtr,  x-.t— iv.mt  .-."...      r 


I' 


Xtl. 


THE  "WINNIPEa  SUIT 


(DAILY    ANI>    WKKKFA- 


The  Largest  Circulation  in  the  North-West. 

SJ>KCI\1     VITKNTION    PAID    Tt»     MATTKRS    AKKKCTIN<;    MANITOBA    ANI> 
>i  r,^i.M.    .-I  ,|,j^|.   NORTH  WKST. 

NEWSY.         LIVELY  GOSSIPY. 

DAILY.  $8.00  PER  ANXf'Af.  WEEKLY,  -^J-'O  PER  ANNI'M. 


THE  MINNEDOSA  TRIBUNE 

HAS  A  LARUK  CIRCULATION  IX  NORTH-WKSTKRN  MANITOIU. 

One  of  the  Best  Advertising  Mediums  In  the  Province. 
:r:r  SUBSCRIPTION    only    $150    a    year.^^ 

W.   GIBBENS,  Proprietor. 


THE    MANITOBA 


IFIRElil        IPIRIEISS, 

DAILY  AND   WEEKLY. 

THE  LEADING  PAPER  OF  THE  CANADIAN  NORTH-WEST. 

THE  OIDKST  KSTVIU.lSHKl)    THK   I.AIUiKST    CIKcn.ATlON-TUK   FIKST    ADVKKTISINCi    MKDU'M 
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annum  ;  Daily,  2.')  ctn,  per  week,  or  |10  per  annum,  in  ailvance. 
«r  ADVERTISING    RATES    FURNISHED    ON    APPLICATION. 

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THK 


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I'lULISHKt)    AT  SKI.liIRK,   MAVITOHA 

U  ih   ONLY  WEEKLY  PAPER  IN   THE  PROVISCE  ronUuninu 
Aijrintltiiral  ami   I'l'lirmary  D< itartmtnt^. 

Its  Veterinary  department  is  in  charge  of  an  Honor-Oradiiate  of  the  Ontario  Veterinai  y 
College,  Toronto,  and  is  for  one  week  alone  worth  tlie  price  of  the  paper.  Kvery  Farmer 
.should  subscribe  for  the  Hirabl. 

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GEMMEL  &  GRAFF,  Selkirk,  Man. 


xiii. 


THE  RAPID  CITY  STANDARD 

moctb^Mest  mbvocate. 

The  Vint,  lioMt  uii.l  iii.wt  WUIely  rirnilr.ttHl  I'l.p'T  i"  

isZLiisr7sr:BJDOS.A-  ooTJisrT-^sr 

Terms,  $1.50  Per  Annum  in  Advance. 

lob  Work     and   Adv.TtisiiiK  don.-   promptly    and  at  lurn-nt    rate^,. 

S.  J.  McKKK,  Kditor. 
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MAKdTdDlBA  ILJtiBlRIBAILo 

A  live  weekly  Newspaper  published  at 
ONE  i)V  THE  BEST  ADVEllTISiNO  MEDIUMS  IN  THE  PROVINCE. 

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Circulation  Constantly  Tiicreasing. 

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MATHERS  &  ATKINSON,  Printers, 

Portage  la  Prairie. 


THE    STONEWALL    NEWS, 

A    Forty  Column  Weekly   newspaper,  is   publiahe.l  every    Friday   nu.rning.  at  the  office 

MASONIC  BUILDING.  STONEWALL 

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11  i.  tl.n  rninmprcial   Center  of  the  richest   and  most  extensive  agricultural  district 

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Sn  IddeZt  of  ly'oli:^  ^ciety  in  Ihe  Province.     The  "News-  has  an  extensne 

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xiv. 

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A    FAMILY    PAPER. 


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Despatches  from  our  own  Staff  of  Reporters. 

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$2  per  Annum. 

THE    ONLY    NEWSPAPER   PUBLISHED    IN   THE    DISTRICT   OF    KEEWATIN. 

All  the  Latest  Miniii({  News  up  to  Kohijc  to  Press. 

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SPICY  EDITORIALS.        Interesting  LUMBERING  and  MANUFACTURIN(J  NOTES 

FEARLESS  AND  INDEPENDENT. 


ALEXANDER  and  CLANS,  Piblishehs, 

RAT    PORTAGE,    KEEWATIN 


JOHN  ELLIOTT  &  SON, 


MAM  KAI TrUKIlS  <iK 


Agricultural  Implements 

HEAD  OPPIOB  FOR  MANITOBA,  WINNIPEG. 


M  AM'KAI    ri    KKKS  111     I  111' 


CELEBRATED  McCORMICK  TWINE  BINDER, 

Single  and  Combined  Reapers, 

WARRIOR  MOWERS,  CHAMPION  HAY  RAKES, 

Prairie  Breakers,    Sulky  Plows,    Harrows,  &c.,  &c. 

We  also  ill  connection   with   tlic   STKVKXS",  TURNKll   &  BURNS  CO.,  ot 

Lonilon  in.inufiicture 


Waggons, 

Horse  and 

Steam 
Threshers, 

J.  I.  C. 

Separators, 

&c.,  &c. 


Saw  Mills, 

Traction 
and  Stationery 
Engines, 

Portable 

Engines, 

&c,&c. 


Warehouse  at  Foitage  la  Prairie.  R.  S.  Morrcll,  Agent ;  Rramlon,  W  Sinclair,  Agent ; 
Carberry,  W.  Hillis,  Agent ;  Rapid  City,  S.  I).  Carrie,  Agent  ;  Gladstone,  VV.  J.  May, 
Agent;  Emerson,  A.  I).  Campbell,  Agent.  Agencies  at  all  points  in  Manitoba  and  North- 
west. 

A  stock  of  Binding  Twine  and  Wire  at  lowest  prices.  L-'ull  supply  of  REPAIRS  foi' 
all  machines  made  and  sol.l  by  us.  Macliiuus  sold  by  us  guaranteed  to  give  more  satisfac 
tion  than  any  in  the  market. 

John  Elliott  &  Son. 


WANZER  SEWING  MACHINE. 


K.  M,  WANZER  no., 

Sewing   Machine 

\iANi  I'Ai  n  i{i:ns, 

Hamilt:n,    -    On:. 

i;sr  Mil. 1-111,11   iN.Ml. 


MxMI'K  K  11  >i;  I  III 

1)1-1  ll-    .*.    C'KI  » 

*"t)ii  8   SPENCER    BLOCK, 

MANACiKHS. 


If. — 


THE  QUIET  RUNNING  WANZER! 

Irt  tlic  Stiiidanl  of   KxeTlieiuf.     We  lonlidi'iitly  iissert 

T  h:  E    "w  .A.  nsr  z  El  :r 

lias  more  liiiiiiovciiuiits  than  any  otluT  SuMinin  MachiiU'.      Agmitu    wanttil   in    all  parts  ot 
tliij  NuitliWt'Ht.      Noti'  the    \'i  Irc'ss  as  aliovf. 

Look  out  for  our  Display  at  the  Exhibition. 

CONKLIN  &  MACKENZIE 

Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Agency. 

Royal  of  England,  -  Assets  $34,000,000 

City  of  London,         -         -  "  10,250,000 

North-West  Fire  Insurance  Co  , 

Nominal  Capital,        -        -        -         500,000 
Horie  Office,  Winnipeg, 

((.'oiiliniiif,'  its  Imsint'ss  to  Province  of  Manitolia. ) 

Life  Association  of  Canada,  -         -       -    200,000 

Every  Description  of  Property  Insured  at  Moderate  Rates. 

Losses  Promptly  Adjusted  and  Paid  Without  Reference  Elsewhere. 

FAKM  lini.DINCS  \\l)  COXTKN'T.S  WltlTTKN  OS  ;!  VKAIiLY  TKUM.     I.(i\V  KATES. 

A<,'ents  waiitfd     in  all    Towii.s    in     Maiiitolta    and     tlw    iuljoinini;  Pro\incf's. 
Apply  to 

G.  W.  GIRDLESTONE,  Gen.  Agent, 

Box  317,  Winnipeg,  Man. 


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Massey  Manukturing  Co 

TORONTO  t*^  WIMNIPEG. 


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TORONTO  MOWERS. 

TORONTO  CORD  BINDERS 
MASSEY  MOWERS, 

MASSEY  HARVESTERS, 

MASSEY  LOW-DOWN   BINDERS, 

"  SHARP'S  •'  HORSE  RAKES. 

Our  Factory  is  thelagest^  bestsquippedinCanada 

1<P  000  anuare  feet,  or  ovvr  four  acres  floor  space,  e.|ual  to  a  workshop 
'Ma  feet  m  iile,  one  mile  long. 

Thv  Massev  and  Toronto  Macliin.-s  are  guaranteed  over  and  aboce  all  otli.  r 

Nvavrantu'S  that  tliey  will  stand  n.ore   hardships,  and  continue  longer  to  dojjood 

"      W  ;<  les»  repcL  than  any  other  hay  or  (irani  Harvester  ni  tho  Doimniou. 

Tl»e  -Massey  Illustrated"  will  1.e  mailed  free  for  one  year  to  aiy 
Karnier    ending  us  liis  addre.ss. 

The  Massey  Manufacturing  Company 


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The  Illustrated  Journal  of  Agriculture. 

Oltiuial  iiiontlily  piililiiutioiia  luicUr  tlie  I'otitrol  of  tin'  l>c|inrtmi'iit  of  Agiii iiltiiri*, 
(.iiiclicf.  Ml  [tiii^t'H  i|iiartii,  fully  illtirtti'iiti'<l,  iiiiil  coiituiniii^;  iikimI  luatticitl  inforiiiutioii 
s.titli  KH  all  gdoil   Fiii'iiii'rx  ikmmI. 

srnsciiirr/nx  >•/  a  ykar  is  AhVASCK. 

A  I"  I' I,  V    TO 
riroVINCMAL  MODKI,  KAUM,   Wll  ITKIKM)  S.   Kt  H(iKM(  )N  T.  (,). 

THE  LEADING  AGRICULTURAL  PAPER 

OF     THE     "WEST     IS 

The  Prairie  Farmer, 

I'liljlinlinl  Wi.'ekl}    It  l.'iO  MoiiMf  Strc'il,  Cliiia^o,  III. 

'Itii'  I'ltAlltlK  l-'AltMi;!!  ciiiiiliiVB  th.'  kir^ji'st  ami  lii'»l  Kdltoriul  Stiltf  i/l  iiii.v  AKri' iiltiiriil  .!■  uiiiiil  in  llii' 
WtA,  ;i<i.Hi<U'il  lij  a  liirttf  riiipMof  piiiil  i-OMtl  iliijtniN. 

rtnWCIill'TId.N   I'KICK. 

hinule  (Nmy  oiiu  jitai'   ■-'■J.iiii 

''          "        with  tt  tlliu  ciilorud  CoiiMt.v  iirid  Kailniail  Miiii  ot  the  I'liitnl  StiiteK  or 
Soi'tloiial  Map  of  Mmiitolia,  nr  Map  of  an;  Statf  ■-'.-'.■. 

Tho  price  nf  I'.  S.  Map  aloiiu  In  Si'.fK). 

ff'f  Ailv.rrtisci-H  xhoiilil  un. -tti'.Mti'  tli'  ailv.intairi-'  ntfoii'd  b.T  Tin'  KAKMKIl,  if  iii  '.  alrcadv  rtpn  «rritid  in 
\'.  I  rulniiiris  .  it  will  pa\ . 

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It  i.s  the  oidj  Atfricidtmal  Joiiiiial  i'l  Tanada  pulilishcd  and  o«iiud  by  a  l-'arinor.  It  furnUlu  <  tlii'  licst 
iiifoiiimtioii  ahout  Stoc^k,  Seeds,  Iinpkiin,]it.,  and  »id)jc(t»  pertalniii,,'  to  the  Farm  and  Household. 

tM>  farmer  oaii  expend  oiio  Iiolhir  to  lietter  advantage  to  liinisclf  Hiid  (andly. 


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OPERR  HOUSE  BLOCK,  WINNIPEG. 

BRANCH    AUENCIES   THUOUdHOl  r     THE    OOrNTRY. 


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Canadian  PaciMailway  Co'y. 

OFFICE  IN  NEW  STATION  BUILDING. 

nMENDED   LnND   REGULATIONS! 

WHEAT,    MEADOW    AND    GRAZING    LANDS! 

^y  The  Ci)iii))aiiy  now  oH'cr  tluir  l<uiuU  for  Salt'  within  tlif  Korty-figlit 
Mile  I'clf  iiloiiji,' tin'  Miiin    Line, 

With  or  Without  Cultivation  Conditions! 

at  tlio  (iption  of  tlic  |iuiriiii.s»'r.      I'ricfS  ran^'c  fi i  .*L'.r)()  poracic  upwurdH,  with 

conditions  n(|uirin;,'  cultivation,  uiul  without  cultivution  or  scttloincnt,  ii' 
lih«>rul  ti;,'ur('.s,  Imscd  on  dose  jicrsoiml  inspection  liy  tho  (.'onipuny's  Lund 
Kxainiiurs. 

^A.    REBATE. 

When  the  Sale  is  made  suhjcct  to  Cultivation,  of  one  half  of  tho  purchase 
prico  will  lie  allowed  on  the  <|uanf  ity  cnltixated  and  will  he  applied  on  the  n<'\t 
payment  falling  d\u-. 

RESERVED    SECTIONS. 

lleserved  Sections,  that  is,  Sections  within  one  mile  of  the  line  uud  in  th* 
vicinity  of  towns  and  Sections,  are  now  ollercd  to  tho  public  at  nioderaU;  figuresi, 
with  heavy  rebates  for  cultivation,  particulars  of  which  can  lie  ohtained  from 
the  undersigned,  as  well  as  the  terms  on  which  Meadow  and  <  .'r.w.inj,'  liunds  wil. 
he  disposed  of. 

a?ER]vis  CF  I'.A.-sri.iEisrT. 

If  paid  for  in  full  at  time  of  purchase,  a  Dned  of  Conveyance  of  the  land  will 
1.C  given;  hut  tlie  purchaser  may  pay  one-sixth  in  cash,  and  the  lialance  in  tiv<' 
annual  instalments,  with  interest  at  0  per  cent,  per  annum,  jiayahle  in  advance. 
Payments  may  l.e  mad-;  in  Land  Grant  Bonds  which  will  he  accept(^d  at  10  per 
cent,  premium  on  their  par  value,  and  accrued  interest.  These  Bonds  can  )-»• 
obtained  on  a})plicatiou  at  the  Hank  of  .Montreal,  Montreal,  or  at  any  of  its 
agencies. 


«*"  TOWN  LOTS  '""•  Sale  ill  the  followiht;  <•.   I' 

OARBERRY,  MCGREGOR 

MARQUETTE.  SIDNEY, 

ROSSER  SEWELL 


It.  Siii\(>s  :  'xft 

GRETNA 

CHATER, 

MELBOURNE. 


Maps  showing  the  Tow iishijjs  open  for  free  entry  under  tlie  (Jovernment 
Regulations,  and  the  homesteads  already  taken  tiiemn,  can  be  seen  at  the 
office  of  the  Company  at  Winnipeg. 

For  further  particulars  and  also  for  Folders,  Maps  and  Pamphlets,  apply  in 
personorl)y  letter  to  CHARLES  DRINKWATEH,  Secretary  C.  P.  R.  Co., 
Montreal;  to  ALEXANDER  BEGG,  Land  Agent  of  the  Company,  101 
Cannon  Street,  London,  England  ;  and  to  the  undersigned,  to  whom  all  applica 
tions  as  to  Prices,  Rebates,  and  the  Purchase  of  land  generally,  sliould  be 
addressed. 

J.  H.  McTAVISH,  Land  Commissioner. 


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THE   "CHATHAM 


KIKS'I'.      It  i-.  niitcio  (if  tlw  ln'Mt«!liii'tuil  'riinltiT  giuvtn  in  llm  (  cuiiitii'H  of  K>ti<e\,  ki 

ran  iH'fiiiMhl  III  till'  u III  III:  in  lact,  tliu  w In  nl  tliimu  I 'onntirn  wui'u  awui'ilnl  'I 

l.iiniliin,  Kn^liinil,  in   I  S<I'J, 
SKCONU.      Till   » 1  wiiik, 'l'll^|{(»rl;ll|.^  SK.\><)NK|»,  U  »lia|it'«lliy  tin    lnh 

HKsr  WAtlKS  MKi  HANK'S  IN   IIIK  Wdlil.K, 
'I'll  I  Kit.     'I'lii'  'I'liinililo  Ski'inx  an'  \('>y  niin:li  Hii|M'i'iiii  in  hIuiiii'  tii  tinmt,'  iltt'ii  liy  un 

^'lann,  mill  iiic  ininlr  nl  tlic  IkhI  Sioti'h  I'iMi  ntl'i'Inily  xulttttil,  anil  VM'igli  I'ltil 

tin  Tiliiir  ilii  nut  liicak. 
KOl'li'l'll.      It  in  tin'  liuHt  Iniinil  anil  I'aintcil  Wagim  in  the  Muiki't. 
KIKTM.     'I'ln'  Skiiinx  nro  wt  liy  u  I'litcnt  Skfin  Si:ttiT,  iiml  uio  hralcil,  xlinink,  am 

l'i)\ing  Mai'liims  lei'nive  u  I'Out  iif  ui'inrnf,  unit  1110  |iii'm«('iI  nitu  the  llnli  liy  11  11 

iii'vci'  get  IniiHt',  aH  ItoxuM  <l(i  wliuii  wui|(jtiil  in.     liy  tin  »i'  inranH  tlio  WhucU  aru 

piiHHilili'  til  niiikc. 
SIXTH.     It  in  tilt' only  VVugi.n  inailf  having tht!  CKLKIUtATKIi  CLI.MAX    I'ltl'.- 

(loiil)linn  tin:  (ttixiiKth  lit  tin-  .\\li',  whiln  inont  iithiT  'I'tUHNt'ii  aii'  Miniply  a  ilrlnx 

will  nay  w). 
.SKVKNTli      It  is  niaili:  hy  IIIK  (  II  A'l'H.V.M  M  ANll'"A(  TUlUNii  (  (t.MI'.VNV, 

piiiiliicr  it,  anil  untiling  iiUr,  ami  .im  tlnir  hiicii'sh  iir  failnrc  ilrpi'mls  n|iiiii  thu  i| 

thry  canmit  alloiil  tu  allow  ivrn  unc  liail  wagnu  tii  k'aM;  their  inuniiHtH;  ami  tu 

cntly  miiiriMl  tin:  tiiiviiuM  iif  .Mn.  W'li.i.l.wi   S\  il.NKK  uh  .Sn|  eiintiinUlit  of  tlmii 

making  winlil  as  a  Hn|)i'ii(ir  Imilili'r  of   wagoiiH. 
KUtH'PH.  -  It  in  Hdlil  l>y  icliahli'  .unl  loMpunHilili!  niun,  ami  ovry  Wugnii  giuirantov 
NINTH.      It  i'*  tlir  l''.VSll'',S  T  KL'NNINtl  ami  »tiiingf«t  farm  wagon  imulu. 
TKNTH.     t'nniliining  all  the  ahovu  irasuiiM  in  oni;,  it  in  thr  liuit  \Va;,'on  wliuii  nuw 

CHATHAM  M 


(iiinral  /[(jf.iilH  for  Monitohii  and  tltr  Cniui 

CHATHAM  WAGON  D£ 

COR.  KING  AND  FONSEOA 


BHASlA  agents,  as  per  List 

Messrs.  Harrb  &  Chapman,  Kiiierson;  Messrs.  Irwin  *  MoKay,  I'ortsvgr.  hi  !'ra 

1;  Miisars.  Frame  k  Miller,  Virden;  Messrs.  Carroll,  MaulHon 

.MesHrji   (Jrawforil  i*-  "xjbertson,  Inilian  Head;.!.  \V.   Mol. 

—  Swift  Current;   Messrs.   Tweed 


Noxon  k  ('o,,  Brandon 
R.  Nimnions,  Wolseley 


Kegiua;  Me.tars.  Hunter  Hroa.,  Moiwe-Iaw,    Swift  Current; 

Stonewall;  NV.  <1.  Living.iton,  K<4.,  (J.irnien  (.'ity;  David  Waldie,  Ksij.,  Manitoba  C 
Ksn  ,  Stevens;  .1.  H.  Woods,  Khij.,  Uirtle,  near  IJirtlo  Landing,  North  of  Moosomiu 
Hraudon;  .NJe.ssrs.  Hall,  (teorg.  &  Vak,  Souris  I'hiin  Creek;  T.  .1.  MuQueen,  Kiij.,  Gl 
man  &  NIoLean,  Kiq.,  Morris.     Our  Agents  at  above  points. 


VHY   EVERYBODY   SHOULD   BUY 


A.THAM"  WAaON: 


'  tfl'ouii  ill  till' (niiiitii'H  o(  Kmux,  Kunt  Hli'l    Iwtliilitoii.   Dntaiiu.    tliun    wlilili    im    Ixttcf 
\h  >>|  thiiHii  I'imiitii'M  wuru  awurilril  'lie  lllilllKsr  I'UI/K  ^it  tln'  WmM  »    h'iiii,  IhM    hI 

SKASON  K|),  iH  HliK|it>il  liy  till'    lali    '     iiii|iiii\rii  iiiik  lii;i<'i.> ,  itml  put    tiiK<'tli<'i    liy   tln' 

,<»|{|.l>. 

ii|ii'iitii  ill  nIiiiih'  til  tliimc  iificci  liy  uiiy  <itlii  i  iiiikkfi',  Hit  tlii'  niiiHt  prui  tiial  <uii   hud   at  n 

g,  I'liirliiily  huli'i  tc'il,  iiiiil  VM'i({li  iVdtii  4  I"  .'.'i  |i(iuii<ln  iiiiMu  ikt  wt  tliiiii  uiiy  (itlicr*,   uiul 

U'u)j<iii  ill  till'  Mui  ki't. 

I  Sitttr,  mill  uii'  hi-atcd,  Hliniiik,  ami  re iitcil  In  axli'.     'I'lir  IIiim'k  urn  Hft  liy  a   I'uti-iit 

aihl  uic  ih'chhimI  into  thu  lliili  liy  a  riiiiclitiiu  that  uxi'itK  a   iiii'mhiu'i'  of  '.'()  tonit,  ami    I'uii 
ill.     Ity  till  NiMiii'iiiiH  tilt- Wliui'U  art!  tliu  iiiuiit  iliirulilt'   oinl   [iiffftivt  niniiiii^   that    it   i> 

iiCKLKItKAI'KIM'MM.W    VMSH    Kt>|t   aiiplinl    to   tlif    AxIlt,.    irally   ami    truly 
lOHt  otlii'i'  'I  ruHscii  ui'i'  Niiiiply  a  diliisii  ii  ami  a  miair,  ami  all  uiiprcjiuliifil  |irui'ticiil  iiu^i 

MANl'KACTURIM;  ('(».MI'ANN  ,  wliii'li  liav()!Si'-''>O,O0«»iiivf«tcil  in  tin-  WoikH  that 
iU!i,'('.i«  III'  failure  ili'pi'UiU  iipnii  tint  i|H:ility  nf  their  \Va>i.  :i,  it  must  In)  HilfiiviiliMit  that 
a;.,'iiu  to  Iuum;  tliuir  pruiiiiHeH;  uinl  to  Heciiru  thi'Mmulvuit  uguilidt  that  thiy  have  iicriiiaii 
I  M  ii.Ni-.K  UH  Su|  fiiiiti'iiiUiit  (if  tlieir  \VBt;i  u  >Viirk«,  who  in  reuowiiril  in  tliti  «aj,'iju 
dim. 
lu  mull,  anil  ovry  VVugou  ^uurantueil  to  k'*»'  Hatinfiutioii. 

Mti'iiiigcat  farm  wagon  iiiaile. 
OIH!,  it  In  the  lilMt  Wa.^'oii  wliuii   iie«,  ami   ^imiiI  whin  (iM. 

CHATHAM   MANUKACTrUIN(i  (M),,  Ciiatiivm,  Ont. 


<tH /or  Miiiiitohn  and  tin-  Cmutdinn   Xorl/i-Winl. 

HATHAM  WAGON  DEPOT. 

D  FONSEOA  STS.,  WINNIPEG. 


A  AGENTS,  as  per  List  Attached: 

srs.  Irwin  *  MoKay,  I'ortiigc  !:v  IVairie;  H.  A.  I'erley,  Kai(.,  (,'arberry:  Mesar;!.  Winter, 
r,  Vinlen;  Messrs,  Carroll,  MaulHOn  &  f^o.,  Moosoinin;  H.  J.  I'aiutcr,  Ksfi.,  Broadview; 
"xjbcrtson,  Indian  Head;. I.  \V.   MoLean,    Ksii.,    QirAppelle:   Charles    MoCusker,    Kmi., 

.Swift  Current;  MeBsrs.  Tweed  &  Kwart,    Medicine    Kat;   (i.    (J.    (iraham,     Kaii., 

ty;  David  Waldie,  Ksij.,  Manitoba  City;  Wilfred  I'irt,  FiS((. ,  Nelson;  Robert  .Johnston. 
Hirtle  Landing,  North  of  Moosomin;  Messrs.  Waddell  &  lirown,  Milford,  South  of 
luin  Creek;  T.  .1.  MuQueen,  Kj(|.,  (Uadstone;  T.  W.  MoBaiu,  Esq.,  Darlingford;  Cole- 
above  points. 


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