Array •,-. tntWBatXVtVrKXm'•:"•--•■ a ■- R-SMiMn 7^-">" K ■C*tilM«*-'~— ■7' M-tlTM-ffNsssssasM.^^ »i ...-.-..*. <v-c: ; .NBW.; vTESTMINSTER, B. 0., MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER ii, 1888. li I il ll I I ' ; ' ||„ N1TMBER'73 'TiErtTrRT.!.' Boom 16, - • ~Colonial Hotel. OKHOEirotits-lotdi" ldfC8ie ft K.c. Bnown, ft n,,.;. . DENTIST. Roomb-B. A 0., over Bank of British Colombia. HouRS-On. m.toeJDp. m. dwjly!7lc pSBBOUI,* A MeCOU, ''.'.''" BABWSTEKS, SOIJCITOBS, ETO. unle Bulldlnis, New WestfhtnV Jylldwto BABWSTER, SOLICITOR, *|>.a> OvFiOMf-Masonlc Building, dwfelOto New Westminster, B, C. \ naSNORH AH bom V «*. c, ■ BARRIBTBR-AT-LAW. Land A(ent£"■"'." '"~MofteytoLoin, Oolumbla St., ie2te ■'■ ' ■ ; New Westminster, B.G. #1L0W * MAOLOBB, - i ■'■' ARCHITECTS)., Omc»-RoomE, •'"' Ovw.Bankof B.C., Columbia Street. a W OR ART, ABCHITECTj Omos-Oorner Mary .nd Clarkson Sts. dwfefflte M* rALLAMDAlBTE A S4NSOM, ARCHITECTS. Inues Block, - - Hastings Bt. VANCOUVER, B. C. dauDOte TTTILMAH R. KINO, f ., ARCHITECT, BUILDING A LAND SURVEYOR, SANITARY ENGINEER. Oynos-New Masonic Block, dwapiste Westminster. ALBERT J. HILL, I M. CAW. Soo. C. E. CIVIL ENGINEER, LAND SURVEYOR and DRAUGHTSMAN, ' Orrici-New Mitonlo Block, dwmhlSte New Weitmlnster. T.J.TRAPP&CO. ! GENERAL & SHELF HARDWARE, Including Tools of all kinds of the best makes) i'ross-eut ti Ilnild-SitvVS, Barbed Wire for Fencing, and .11 the neootaary JItenslls for I'arniinici Pulley Blocks, Snatch Blocks, Rope & Chain in all sites; Pitch, ~ &Oakum| Tarred md Plain Paper for Building) Paints & Oils In oil colon; Liquid Paints in ill shidci; Floor Paints ready to use; Grind Stones) WallPaper In ill designs; Brooms & Brushes for all purposes; Lubricating Oils) Traps of ill descriptions, and a general assortment of Agricultural Implements, **T Special attention given to orders by mail. ► I T. T. T18^.I=I» <3C OO., dwjlySto ' ■'" Columbia Street, New M^tmin .tfi. V.. I AC. . .'/'' STS, SKiCICBBOKERS, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE nnd GENERAL A'dENTS. 18, Bank Buildings, NewWestmlnster, RO. 14 Clan Rood,Halifax, England, dwmylTle J TRAPP, AUOTIONEIB AND APPRAISER, .Niw Westmlntfnr Ooluo|d*Stn*t* AU eommlssloni will receive prompt find c.reful attention, Best nferenees I given when required. inhiMe R' RAND BROS. Ell. BITATE BHOKKRI, Oonv.yase.r., Coll.etori, Asd is.nr.se. Af.St., (Jffloesal VICTORIA: Fort Street, NEW WESTMINSTER; Corner McKenile and clarkson Bti. VANCOUVER, Cordova Street. BUILDING LOTS for salo In all sections f Vantsuver .nd New Westminster City. j f ARM It**fML«,|uperlorajuallty for Lie at Cbllllwliuk, Port. Hammond, Jlnogiur, Matiqul, Suinns, Mnd Bay, Lad. Iter*. Landing, Lulu I.lnnil, North Arm Bind Pitt River. luMaptand Plan, eihlblted and the full- , tlnfermatloafurnlsliedutallourotncet, rejoto riLLlAMS~*ROS. Land Agents & Surveyors. Vim FRIPAIID. SIIRTKYS HIDE arge or Small Sumi of Money Advanced ~ Good Securities, at Reasonable Ratet of Intereit, ■'arm, far Sale .. rnuer Blver, above «.H bel.iV Hew Wetlailntler. I WILLIAMS BROS, arc In oonslentoom- hunloatlon with Intc'niilng settlers from nil.nd and elsewhere, uud have ipecial unities for effecting mIos. Their charge! are lower than any other wits In the Province. .DFFOTS-OoAeroTOriinVltleondCor- lova Stjeeti.and opposite 0. P. R Station, ('..eMver.«. C. dnpHnil House to Rent. .1IVE ROOMS; HARDrriNlSHED; Wo- " ter lu Kitchen. Within throe minutes' ralk of Poetoflloo. Rent, 110 per month, Kpply to s. str/iie, lidHlSte Sprlns Villas, W.O. l,QYe, Slot ul ShH lb.tr, ■I fte.Ha/ Done, Cork Sole Wwk. lp.cl.lty. ' ' rorden promptly attended to, lOluhias St., In renr'ol Colonial Hotel, n«t to Rand Bros.'oftlei. duello 1 WHOLESALE * RETAIL DEALERS IN & SHOES COLUMBIA 8TR.EET, dwJeSSte A. B. WINTEMUTE .':':'*ptijfEMk)!'^ Bj^iplfi «4d Shoe Store. TUST AREIVED-ALAtloiASSORTMENT'OF. ..."'-.• New Boots and Shoes which will be sold at Prices to suit erery Person. WINTEMUTE'S BLOCK, - COLUMBIA STREET. ,„, ,, .dwauaotc . < BRITISH COLUMBIA THOMAS ALLSOP, HENRY S. MASON, CUYLER A. HOLLAND, DIRECTORS. HEAD OFFICE, ■ 56 Hew Broad St. - LONDON, ENGLAND. The Buelnoss of ALLSOP k MASON hll hem merged in the shove Oorspsay •nd will be carried oo by the Company from thii date u a general land Inve-tnwnt and Insurance Agenry, MONEY TO LOAN on Mortgage it Low Rites. Town Lot! ud Finning Land! for Sale on easy terms. Victoria R C, May 16th, 1887. dwJeTto FAEMBES ATTENTION SSQ^mCRES -OF- CHOICE LANDI W E ARE NOW OFFERING FOR SALE the celebrated MATHERS PROPERTY Consisting of 5294? acres excellent piaiiig land, situated on the Fraser E|ivor..uear Langley, about Smiles ^^estniii^le^ in blocks to suit purchasers of 20 acres and upwards, at' prices varying, according to quality and location, on very easy teifflS of payments ZtflBlOfil " .sfnsS iai Steamer landing and good^g'6ii roatlis adjacent to the premises and railroad station, immediately across, the rjyer.,. . ; , •jtSr* For one month, from September 10, 1888, a oompetent man will be on the ground to show intending purchasers the property Round trip tickets from Westminster and Vanoouver furnished1 intending purchasers free of charge. ,,.w„ , FLJ±TSrX> BROS, OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. Civio Officers.—Mayor. Robert Diok- Iiihou; City Clerk, Capt. Robinson; Police Magistrate, T, 0. Atkinson; Chief Engineer Fire Department, W. Corbottj Assistant, H.Read. Court Officials.- Judge of the Supreme Court, Hon. J. P. McCreif-iii: Regis- iroi, W. H. Falding; Sheriff, W.J. Armstrong. FnoviKoiAi. Ofkickrb, -- Government Agent, Clias. Warwick) Registrar of Titles, R. W. Armstrong: Supt. of Provincial Asylum, Dr. R. I. Bentley: BnrBar ot Asylum, Jus. Phillips; Governor of Central Prison, Wm. Moresby: steward Royal Columbian Hospital, Cliaa. Digby; immigration Agent, Jno. Sprott; Coroner, W, D. FflPris. Dominion Officials.—poHima,i,-sr, J. C. Brown; Collector of Customs, J. H. Cinlej Warden of Peni ten wiry, A. H. McBride: Dominion Land Agonf, if. 1! \V. Afknirn; Crown Timber Agc-ii.t, T. 8. HfgginKoU; Iiispoilorof Fisher:t:;-, T io:-. "Mownt. ni',p«T.;**i::.'TATrvi';s.--Kci-itoc, Dr. T. Tt. Mclnnen; Jlunse of Onmiiions, Dutmld ChlKholm; l'rovln'Jial l.'.'ifl.«'iiiui^,('!;ti'l, W. Nn Bole, Q, 0. |ailg §ritwh Colnntbmn ■•■day EveaUui. *>PI. ,1. lit!. NOTES AND COMMEMS, MAII.S CLOSE AND ARRIVE. OBOSE ForCan. Pac. Itjv-Pnily (except Bundiw* and Monday), a' I2.;:o. mA on'Snturdtr*,' (for ftlBpnlrli Hindnv) nf. -2?., ForVlcKiihi, V. 1., I Wi-slrrn Tr.H.OUI- cefl—Mond-iy, Ji'.*i;i; Tiiu^diiy.S.l.j; W'.d- nesday, (i.-"0; Thursday, «.I5; Friday, fl.30: Saturday, airi. For Vancouver, Moodyvllle, Port Moody and Burrard Inlet-Dally (except Sim- ay) at 8.15. For Ladner's Landlncand Lulu Island- Monday, 12.45: Wednesdfiy and Friday a 30. For Clover Valloy, Hall's Prairie, Surrey Centre and Langley Prairie—Saturday, a For Elgin and Mud Bay—Saturday, 12.45, KurPlumper's Pri.-is,—.'.ondtiy, 12.40. For Nanaimo («-Urei*t ma 11)- Tuesday, 10. From Can. Ku:. H -. tijy ' -*c*i:l f?at'"ii'- ifiiyjy! U.U tTrhm Vi.'.-r'.,-: ■.(,'.-:■ ,■ ■■- ■. ! i Sa toitiit *--*»♦"* !i0. Fro ii iVii uc'o uver, Moody v!; le,Port Moody and Burrard Iulet—Dtiiiv (except Biui- • day)"Rtl8. From Ladner's Landing and Lulu Island —Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, 16. From Clover Valley, Hall's Prairie and Langley Pralrle--Friday, lfl. . ..* From Elgin and Mud Bny-Siitordny, 11. From Plumper's Pass—Sunday, 16. From Nanaimo (direct mail)—Saturday, 16. , POST OFFI' E 0»n-*rnl MiHv oxci!ptv.*lic-i malls axv Money Oi:i>i-.it A Sa ,-; Saturday evenings. HOURS: ■ 10.19 (7 p.ni.:( •i i '-ji-dnys: iho NosB.^lW.—pailiv U from 0 io 7 on POWDER Absolutely Pave. This powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength and wholesome hour. More economical than Hie ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold In competition with the multitude of low (est, short weight alum or phosphate powdern. Sold only In cans. ROYAI. BAKINO I'O.-.- (I'll CO., !.f Willi St.. New York. afely Tug: £w Salo! alUO nOATTOFEKTl COMPOUaUaalA- clilncrj., byKiistein inakcrs. Apply to ussna, BF.WICKR * Wtrr.l-'l'UOHN, Vniicouver, B, 0. Oapt, VonGele, who lias Just returned to Europe from tho Congo country, very modestly states in an interview that ho himself is the man described as the "White Pasha," who is said Io have heen seen in the Dahrel-Gazael district. He said at the beginning of the year he hid a number of conflicts with tho natives in tho direction of Bahrel-Oazael. Score niintlier for woman's rights. Di', Sophie Jex-Blake has been granted a diploma as a lecturer, whoso lectures will qualify students fur tlio.examinations and diploma of the, Scottish, colleges. She is the first woman so recognized in a riiedi- cal school in Great Britain, and'it is easy tn aee that her success will give, a jiig shove to the study of medicine' liy women. "lM The hints which we see from time to time of a boom in the ancient cities of Palestine are worthy of note. In Jaffa "the population increases faster than the new buildings, and these are let before they are finished." One would think the writer was describing New West-' minster. By the way, Jafla. would liq l'utll a t. ;;l'jc1 i..':ii:.o. for one who wiinted {o"lit!\o tha tongues?' Eng- ii.,1., French, L:alian, Spanish, Hebrew, Arsiniac, Arabic, Turkish, Modern Greek, German and Russian, are all spoken, and half-a-dozen dialects into the bargain. Major Bartellot has been murdered, itnd■■' Prof. Jamieson, the n:.',.''!'.t..-.j;l exulorsr, has .met an un.im !y death b/fever if.itbjAlfil* .-u',..;. of Africa, Thus another t-:auley ahd fiwlh, .Boy.'jeliel ■.&. pedition has been ^oWktU.ln' thoi head, It ii considered unwise-and almost hopeless to attempt to relieve Stanley at this time, and there is some talk about trusting to that explorer's proverbial good luck to restore him to civilization. The outlook is dark; but, as no trustworthy information has been received of Stanley's death, the world hopes to hear of him "bobbing up serenely" somewhere yet. Judge Gilderslecve, of New York city, recently remarked, in a case where a man committed a theft while drunk, whose sentence he suspended: "Your trouble is due lo rum, and that is the cause of nine- tenths of all the crimes. When we hsve prohibition, if ever we do, wo shall only have one judge hero r.i one district attorney, and: pi«;'r./y-j only two or three assistants. -Tune will be able to .do all the' >wbrk, That would be a saving to tho conn ■?***■ BY TELEG8M1 *iiiri,i.tiiiiti/iiii-i.i.iiii...(;a,-|itii;, *,;,-c,-.£,i.- l-ieVHllaa-alii .trrli-n.-ln tifsi. ai. I'. '.' ■ Rcl|.|i.|.|J Fr;,in ,1-iil. ' . ,'rtl.w fever HUH lnereiuliis.>A.,IUei' MyMerlons nnnler In Liiuilnu BarSc, Ike r.ill.-1-..-l hlnr.i- in mlirrln. UST Mfint'S DKSPATCnKS. Canada's destikv. London, Sept. 22.—The Spectator today discusses Senator . Sherman's iuu- geitiom regarding annexation. It lays Canada will diipoto of her own" destinies and can lee no reason to believe thit the purposes being absorbed in the great republic. It has always been a matter of surprise that the attraction of the mighty itate by their side hai been so small for Oanadans. Were there a union of the Dominion and the United States no atate on earth would have auch a territory, suoh a position j such a potential resource: for: induenc- ing the history of mankind. Hut apparently the Canadians would ; rather remain British, than be freed from foreign troubles by becoming citizens of the United States. Moreover they think thoy have a third alternative. Why ihould they not be a nation with a hiitoiy of their own Tt. At present they are content, but if a change appears inevitable or if England should, prove effete, Canadians will certainly try to became a nation. For the pres- etit they can wait. AFCiiiAXEsts Affairs. London, Sept. 22l—Great anxiety prevaila in British ministerial circles over tlio reported sudden death of tlio ameer of, Afghanistan. Although tho officials have discredited the rumor, the ameer's death at any moment would surprise no one acquainted with hii condition. For leveral years Abdurrahman has suffered from periodical attacks .of. gout, and, it is not quite u yolr ago since a well-known English physician visited Cabul and reported to the secretary'of India that the ameer, in addition to having tho gout, wis suffering from nn insurable disease His.tenure'of the thrum therefore, Oven if the report of hit death is untrue, is 'very precarious .and politicians- are prepared to learn at uny time that intrigue or disense has carried him off. The Indian government is actively engaged in taking'itook of the position and il preparing a policy in the evont of the disappearance of Abdurruhman from the throne. The death of the ameer would not only linvTi a acriout effect on England and English politics, but might also change the whole situation of. 'affairs in the Bnlkniis by precipitating s wiir between Russia and England. TO-DAY'S DESPATCHES. FIVE D1I0WNE11. BipcKVii.Ui, Sept. 24. — A yacht, containing six mon iva* capsized during the galoyeste.-duyn.-iJ five •': --vtical. ty of $76,000 to ->JiOO^efrTr7eiar "cm^frlKiral" Bngonioyo yesterdav, and of millions of dollars ^"t&e p<£''"n"""''" ■"lmi~l ''"",'"1 wi*n * '"'■" pie throughout the country, and it would make happy thousands of families who are now miserable" Cheap AliKKSOF LAKpttlMILES F1MJ.U WtfHtmlii*!-'-,nnugood rnnd; llrst* clots lil[*h land, km ntyrah of It .'mm 4 to ll feet black loum,the iiii!aiin'nii)i'i-i)o!torn; good house and out |iti(|dJ)igi, For furthT particulars enquiH '■; 1 Kls tU'l-'ll'K. Mew West., June will. im. .iw.|i-;,nu> FOR^ALE. ITIHE 8TEAME11 "SVv'AN," Si foci keel, I Bfcel beam,! ,i. Klu. ImlJ; lltlnlullli iloiible engines, s'.mS cvl Imlura, also steel boiler anfi nbr.it [John 'i-.i,-. inak.>r, ,»iki nl Hie bestniiiuu.' . il:i Cm! - VANCOUVER CITY Foundry^ Machine Works THK l^OPhlKTiml OF THKHE worlt.,hllv'a,lO.■il,'.'1 n.i.reln noflfv* Inxlli-lrrrl. nils.. i S Ih I ■ ■• mflul . in..'. •■-.',•- • ;t ' ■ ;'mi -A-ltll I-1,;'il '.'.-y T.l.iy i i(r,l„. , ;. ,.- •A.McHElVIfj, IhIiI MeoWAlili'd'l Mannfinr. . Vnnniuver, ll.0.,8tli May, ISSS. ilwinyiulo -. Mr. Thos. Elwyn, late deputy provincial secretary, who it is gen- orally acknowledged filled the office with credit lo himself and satisfaction tn all, is now dead and burial, .tnd his oflice lias been filled by Jli'. Arthur 01 Bedijie, of Viotoria, whom we do not know, but we Have the authority of the "Vinci for saying that he is a "very estimable young gentleman and the possessor of sufficient ability to enable him to diaoliargo the duties of the potition," Tlie f.-iimi authority states that there nme nt least four applicants for the position, and is not sure but what others, by reason of having borne tlm "burthen and heat of the day," wore not better entitled to the appointment than Mr. Reddio. ■pop 9'ire, a prjunf.K mraOY And T' Miiriienii. Tlie Huiiity Ih new imtl is fiievery rcnt'cl irooil., Tlio lliirnops lain guoil OI-.UT. AlM'.ll , OX-DBSat, HCL-XX.X,, Coniplotc.nnil lins lioi'll o.i'.l only n few months. CoRtSS*,, buf.wlll liesoM fort^tl, AIko, Wi A l'lJl,K lliiXKH.imil n Inrci. mini horiif ia|nnv!.,.|i') lliixt'a.nl n l.arKiiill. 1 I, Apply to J MAJOR * I'EABSON, Itcnl Estate Aseiits, Hunk of II. (..Block, dwtellto The death of Profeisor Rioliard' A. Pro.itor, says an eichiuigo, is. a crest loss to the cause of popular scii, I ilily no scientist- of tjje presenLcentu ,- evefrdidjinpreita ring tlio e'eoieilUry last's w»:str<iii- o.;iy within the eompreliension of tho masses than he. His highly imaginative and romantic style, ai exemplified in his letters and fugitive articles, and his during siiecul.t- tions based upon scientific facto, gave to everything he said or tvroto n'.i .. '■''.'.'illation, and led huii- r. .i lo l.'.Ki. an ir.ti.-i'est in astroii- : y who .Would otherwise haw i..."? desired an acquaintance With tlie scionoe.; Mr. Proctor differed from his brother scientists in that ho wrote to suit the common every, day understanding. Few men of scientific aitnincnce oan come down to the level of an ordinary audience. Sir Willium Dawson, of" Montreal, is one of tho minority. - , 0. A. Livlngstano,.*»Uttfl!lle?v6Kt., says: I have much pleasure in reooni. mciiilini Dr. I'boinas Elcctrie Oil, (rem hiving used myself, ud having aold it for some time. In my own. cose I. will, say for it that it is the Inst preparation' 1 have ever tried for rheumatism. , Children Cryfor Pitcher'sCastorla HF.K?JAX. BPTCHERai.- . • , . ZaszibarI Sept. 24. — A-otnillict arose between German rcaiiients and German admiral landed with .force from the Leipiio tn-oisist the' Germsns and killed ISO men without snttering a •ingle casualty. The rebels sr. declaring against all Europeans md a general uprising ii feared. IIHIUKED. PoniLAND, Oregon, Sept. 24.—E. Meyer & Co., dealen in general merchandise, have assigned for the benefit of their creditors. Thero are four attachment auili .gainst the firm, aggregating (37,200. FIOHr WITH TKA1N HIlllllEKS. San Antonio, Tex., Sept. 24.—Ten men stopped the eatt bound pattenger train on the Southern Pacific on Saturday night, near Hirwoud. The auth- oritiei-h.ul been warned and armed men had beon placed in tho mail and etpreit cats. The bandits ordored the train to lie run two miles and tlion the fight began. The robbers used Engineer Dan Tommy to draw ihe lira from the mail car, and the shots of tho ofti- cert killed him. Finally the robber. were obliged-to retreat with. two of their number wounded. Officer! arc la pursuit with bloodhounds. •B'Snomst ooNniN'roita. I Bew Youk, Sept. 24.—Several Winner palace car. cimduotors havo been, discharged iliirjug the past week and arrested. A eyatctnntio -com-ae- of 'thieving, riiuoiiii.' into thousands of dollars, has boon dieoovcrod, ALLE1.IIANV K CDVrtSNlAI, PiTTSB0iia,.Pii.. 24.—Tho centennial anniversary of Alleghany c.iiiiiy it being celebrated, It was ueheicd in with the booming of cannon, firemen's parade ai,iii! ilioilediciitii.il nf a two nnd a half million rlt,!]ai'c.»un Imtipe. The celeliratioh will last thr'oe'ilny's.' There will bo it triiiK-s display ti.-nmirow and a military and 0. Aa II, piirnde on Weilncsdny, nnd firewnrks nnd nntiirhl gns displays on the rivqr every night. Et-Freiidcnt Hnjes ii among the visitors. FOR WASHINGTON. . MottKisroWaV, Pa,, Soii{.^4,—Presi- dent Cleveland left for Washington this morning. mint LIVINO. - Rose, Sept. 24.—King Humbert is ill, caused by a disordered liver. He has had several fainting lits and his appetito ia failing., A JHI.LI0N SI'INDte*. j London, Sopt. 24.—A million spin- dleiin tho Lancashire mills commenced running to-diy for a ihort timo, the object being to defeat the American cotton ring. . ,,; . BAZAANE IS-pKAIl.' . ,,.,-.-.' I ItyWWitkvb, 24,4jfari;hiil Bazniiiii :' . iatdegd. t ■ •, w |j jrjl ■1 ■ i ",'' lomi-tn. yr....'i:>.; , - , ,- XiiW York,'Jieji., £-1. - ;-li. nlanu 'was sent out from police headquarters to-day warning the bauliB, to' stop- tho , payment of a check for #1,480, drawn'' by D, D. Wttheta to the brderof ' George Hearst, a California lenitor, and endorsed by him., Both sire pro- ' minent horsemen and the cheek which represented, the balance of s trade between them waa either lost or itolen. VERY DISOOUBAoiNO.., u/ , ■ ,. ,,, Jacksonville, Sept. 24.—Up to. noon 32 new caies and four deaths .re;,., reported. This makes the total num ber of deaths since July Oth 210. This' ' weather to-day is raw md Chilly with ' a cold rain, making the outlook for the sick very discouraging. THE WAOES OF SIN. .. Brooklyn, Sopt. 24.—Patrick Lynoh jjnd Nelly DrLcoIl were found asphy- Diled thii morning in the Willow House, where thoy registered at mid bight as man and wife. The gas had evidently been blown out as it''was turned on full. WHEAT MARKET. Liverpool, Sept. 24.—Wheat-is quiet and steady. California, 7s. Od. OinoAao.'Sept. 24.—'97* for'iSepLi'. 5^ Oct.:,'6J Deb. "'" "u New York, Serit. 24.-99 for Sept.' . and Oct) 1001} Kiv.! 101i. Dee.-! 106s': Miy- I* ■ '" 01 ...; MARKET BOOSilNfl.::. oil San Francisco, Sept. 24.—Higher ■■■' omtern markets and lower freight! sent the local market buonipig this morning and options closed two and n three' cents over' Saturday'^' clo-auig,', prices.' ' THE LATE EMPEROR'S PIAR'Y. ' "** BBRUN,- Sept. 24.—Bitmnfek '.'ox-1'''' prestod the opinion that the' alleged, ''' abstract of tho diary of the Into Em- m peror Frederiok, published in - tab'-'.' DeutitJt Iltundschau last week, is apocryphal, Thii view of the chancel-, lor, given after he had carefully exam- liied the matter waa published in the Devtsch llcundschau, and . was in re- ' sponie to a definite question ti to hii ' idea of thi authenticity of ; the ' alleged abitract. It is deelind that the alleged abstracts from Frederick's diary were published without William's knowledge! KILLED HIS MOTHER.' Chicago, Sopt: 24.—Walter Johnson, '. 34 years of ige, and who has been ein- ' ' ployed at tho Rock Island car shops, rushed into tho kitchen of hii homo this morning, matched a butcher krtifi) ■' mndo a plunge at hie mother, and the:.-' knife waa buried in 'the old lady'i --. throat. He stabbed her agnin in the throat and she: dropped to the floor. Johnson then ran to the woodshed and hanged himself. The officer! cut him down and restored him to' consciousness. The old lady will die. Johnson has beon mentally unsound for a long' timo and was insane when.he commit- ,. tod the dreadful crime. . , exactlyafter tho VViu;a '.,hap:-lmayic;. .TJie body was discovered 'in the sli'eet. SU0T FROM AJJEl-SH. , ! Barstow, Cala., Sept., 24.—While Frank Smith and Geo. Jonei, ranchers, were walking through the aage brush, about ten miles south of here lut night, Jones wss shot dead by lome one Concealed in the broth. The cause of the murder is unknown. Theruurderec hat large. YELLOW FEVER. Washington, Sept 24.—There wore, two new cuei and no deathi from yellow fever it Decatur, Ala., yeiterday. At Memphis confidence is restored but business is virtually at a standstill. One case developed it Louisville. Jacksonville's new cases aggregated 133 and ten deathi. A more hopeful feeling exists there. The hoard of health, of Meridian, Miss., has order- all trains to be stopped. CHINESE IN SIBERIA. Brussels, Sopt 24.—The AW, referring to the luipicion that the Chin'* ese aro prospecting in Siberia and leek- iui! there an opening for immigration, instead of in America and Auttralil, says thit Kussia would not allow Chinese immigration to Siberia. | murdered by nihilists. , St. Petlbsiicru, Sopt. 24.— A luge : box arrived here yeiterday from War- taw. The addresi wai insufficient and the box was opened and found to con-, tain the body of a lady attired in . a "t costly dress with a profusion of lace • ■ud jewels. The woman had been strangled to death.. It ia suspected . tho was uiurdored by NihilUts. A.RELIEF DILI,. , 'iroi i' Washington, Sept. 24.—A bill making appropriation! for the. relief, of'the,, yellow fever'sUaTbrera.is likely to bo roporled from the appTopriiition eoiii- nvittn to the house thiiWeek, and' the Wm to leenro consideration for it will douhilett result iu some lively proceed- ' iugs as opposition, though coiilined to - one or two men is very determined. . KILLED DY 1 TRAIN. - Versailles, Sept. 24.—Mrs. Eva, . (lately, a wealthy'widow,'and Iter two, children wero killed by a train it tho crossing near here this morning. They wero out riding and the team became unmanageable as it approached Ihe ■ railroad track, ~ - RELEASED UNCONDITIONALLY. Dublin, Sept. 24.--Alex. Blano, M. TVfor South Araniaghi was unconditionally released from Peery prison where ho wis'serving a sontonoo for offences tinder the crimes' act Blare ' was released on account of llllionlth. ■ BATAVIA ARRIVED. San Fbanoisco. Sept. 24.—Th. Canadian Pacific iteamer, Batavia arrived from Ohini and Japin thi'mcrrn- via Vancouver with 393 Chineso. §ailB frith* i&olnmbian Miasar EV..1.1. Sept. il. isss. In the provincial estimates passed last April there appears the sum of $10,000 for a new court house at this oity. No one has as yet seen anything of any steps being taken to expend this appropriation for the purpose designed. It is surely late enough in the year to begin to "get a move on," and anyone acquainted with the present circumscribed and ill-ventilated temple of justice in this city will agree with us that there is urgent necessity for a new court house being erected as soon as possible. Why the delay which has already pccurred we cannot say. Our member, Mr. Bole, beings legal gentleman himself, might be supposed to be anxious from personal grounds, even, to urge expedition in the matter. He has promised, however to "see about it," and we hope soon to see some very substantial developments. - We will have considerable fine building weather yet this season, and we can see no excuse lor delaying the erection of the new court house any longer. If there is, we should like to hear it. The Times of last Wednesday had a communication from a Port Simpson Indian, Kiohard Wilson by name, and also a leading article, very properly complaining that up to the present time tho Indians of the Naas and the Skeena Rivers have received no reply from either of the two governments in respect to the questions laid before the joint commission of the Dominion and provincial governments about a year ago. Mr. Plants has reported to the provincial government, and it is presumed that Mr. Cornwall has done the same to the Dominion authorities, but a year has elapsed, and the Indians are still waiting a reply, Laxity in such matters with the natives has invariably caused trouble, and it is safe to say always will. We are not prepared to say that the governments in question have purposely or rashly delayed action in this matter, but it would be as well to remember that the noble red man is very impatient under the " law's delays "— he has not had the education of centuries in tJuojatter, like his pale- faced brethren— and his failing in this respect should be taken into consideration by governments; but, as a matter of fact, it seldom is. Aocording to a Seattle paper of a recent date the Northern Pacific is demonstrating its "oppressing" propensities, at the expense of the "queen city of the sound," to the verge of offensiveness. Our cotemporary says: "It' is now reported on the best authority that the Northern Pacific Railroad Oompany refuses to run a special mail. train between Portland and Seattle. Its arrogance in this matter passes all comprehension. * * * We are informed that the special mail train would facilitate the work of the Seattle office to the extent of two extra mail clerks in distributing and sorting the mails. The great drawback at the Seattle office now is a want of space in which to employ iti preient force. The present quarters are entirely inadequate in size and room. Much of the mail could be distributed on the mail oar. Tbe postoffice department requested the running of the special mail train became the magnitude of the mail demanded it But the Northern Pacific Railroad Oompany, the creature ol the government of late, assuming not only to run the Territory of Washington, now refuses to obey the will of the people. Its refusal, like many other acts, is a direct blow against the city of Seattle. The oompany is endeavoring by every means in its power to make Tacoma the distributing center of the mail service upon Puget Sound. * * The unsatisfactory condition of the mail service in Seattle would have been greatly improved if the Northern Pacifio Railroad Oompany would perform a plain duty it owes to the people. But with the powerful friends which it hai, and who are enemies in our own camp, the Northern Pacific will gain its point. Tacoma will become the distributing center of the mail service upon Puget Sound. The postal department of the government could have compelled the Northern Pacific to have put on this extra train had thil corporation a line from Stuck Junction to Seattle, and this the wily corporation well knew. After looking the matter up thoroughly its management learned that the government oould not compel the road to do so and most insolently refused to comply with the simple requeit. However, the Northern Pacific road will learn when the election' is over that they cannot thwart the will of the people so easily in the choice of their legislators." Railway corporations in the matter ol "oppression" an about tbe same everywhere. It'i their nature. Our cotemporary of the Vancouver News appears to have been hit, and hit hard, by a short article that appeared in this paper on Saturday —if squirning, ground and lofty tumbling, sky-scraping and gravel- scratching can be taken as evidences. We had expected that our cotemporary would feel bad, and we are not at all surprised at these manifestations. We are perfectly satisfied at the way in which our shot has taken effect, and shall not follow our cotemporary through the three-quarters of a column of rambling inanity which he hai thrown off to relieve his mind, or, perhaps, his stomach—to judge from his frequent references to "biliousness" lately. To people of ordinary discernment the whole thing il just aa transparent as the officiousness displayed on various occasions, and the motives which prompted this officiousness. We don't bite worth a cent at the wistful little ill-concealed hint to be instructed which our cotemporary slyly advances. ' Wc have stated merely that our. suit water cotemporary has made himself ridiculous (not, as he probably fondly imagines, and appears to suppose, in his own words, that ho has committed an " outrage and an injury to the interests of the city"). Where the Nexos got such an expression, except on the good old theory that the wish is often father to the thought, it is difficult to imagine. We must say it is a sad slip of the smiling mask (disclosing the envenomed fangs) which our cotemporary would fain present at all times to "our New Westminster readers." What have you been taking in your salt water, friend News, lately. In vino Veritas, you know, it is said. These and other little problems should give the News' scissors a vacation for some time to come. In the language of several of our cotempor- aries, " we pause for a reply." In passing we must congratulate our cotemporary, apart altogether from any other question, upon the high ground he avows to have taken with respeot to sailing right ahead without any regard to whether his subscription list is increasing, or the reverse. Shake! friend Mews, we are with you every time, We could almost have wept over the pathetic little incident about a certain Vancouver alderman "stopping hii paper" and "sneaking into a saloon every morning Afterwards to read the news"—we suppose our cotemporary meant to say the News— but we hardly knew whioh to pity the most—our cotemporary, the saloon-keeper, or the the thirsty alderman. While we are "pausing for a reply" to those other little questions, you know, it might be as well to inform "our New Weseminster readers," which was the hero, the clown and the villain of the little drama. As to that "job work" of the 0. P. R., it might have been as well if our cotemporary hadn't mentioned it If it shows anything at all it shows that the O, P. R. sends its job work to this office because it cannot get it satisfactorily done in Vancouver, and that notwithstanding this unsolicited work, The Columbian does not believe in demeaning itself that "thrift may follow fawning." Mr. C. E. Rigglnt, Beamiville, writes. "Acuitomerwliotried i bottle of Northrop k J.ymin'i Vegetable Discovery uyi It U the belt thing he ever used, to quote hii own wordi, 'It juit itemed to touch the ipet affected.' About a year tea he hid in ittaek of bilioui fever, ud WW ifnid hs wu In for another, whea I recommended thii valuable medicine with such hippy remits, Children Cryfor Pfohe-raCutorla TENDERS ILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OF- , , flee of the undersigned, next the Bank ot British Columbia! until MONDAY, 34th lint., at ft p. m., for tbe erection of a -b-BiHiaHT SH-fiTO Ou the Wharf on Bloek Two. The lowest or nny tender not necessarily accepted. useHtd HENRY V. EDMONDS. A Sluggish Liver Causes tlie Stomach and Bowels to bo- come disordered, and tho whole system to suffer from debility. In all such cases Ayer's Pills give prompt rollof. After much suffering from Liver and Stomach troubles, I have'Anally beon cured by taking Ayer's Cathartic Pills. I always find them prompt & ml thorough in their notion, aud their occasional use keeps me in a perfectly healthy condition.—Balph Weeman, Annapolis, Md. Twenty-flve years ago I Buffered from a torpid liver, which was restored to healthy action by taking Ayer's Mis. Since that time I have never been with- out them. They regulate tho bowels, assist digestion, andlncrea.se the appetite, more surely than any other medicine.—Paul Churchill. Haverhill, Moss. INVIGORATED. I know of no remedy equal to Ayor's Pills for Btonuwh and tiivoi* disorders, I suffered from a Torpid Liver, and Dyspepsia, for eighteen months, My skin was yellow, and my tongue coated. I had no appetite, suffered from Hcad- ache, waa pale and emaciated. A ." v boxes of Ayer's Pills, taken in moaflvaii) doses, restored mp to perfect Vx*U i.— Waldo Miles, 0'-;r!,.i, QWy. Ayer's Pillf. (fro n i-.r,.;-;:.,.- family medicine. They atriingtheri and Invigorate tbe, digestive prgaiiB>oveato.an;ap- petite, and remove the lierriijlt* dopes slou and despondency ro'a<inc iwili Liver Complaint. I have used those Pills in my family, for yeevs, and they never fail to give entire satisfaction.— Otto Montgomery, Oshlwali, Wis. ft Ayer's Pills, Prepared by Dr. J. O. Ayer k Oo., Lowell, Mane, tola by til Druggists ond Dealers In Medicine. New Westminster Southern Ry Northern Terminus. .«>-« W.J.WALKER A OOMP'Y have lots for sale in the city from ffioupwards, ... ., «,, Also, Immediately adjoining the City limits from S-'5 upwards; and a Io*** remaining lots at Sapperton at SUM on very easy terms. *_■ . , Also, Farming Loud in Surrey Municipality.; near the international boundary, and along the line uf railway; and Aero Lots at Brownsville in flrsl*class situations at profitable rates, , „ „. „ Intending investors are Invited to call Immediately, before prices nre advanced. The advertisers ofler their services ns agents forthe PURCHASERS-* property, and as suoh will give the fullest Information and advice to their best ability, to strangers and others, respecting any proposed Investment in land, whether iu their own hands for sale, or otherwise. 8 Bank Buildings, Oity. dw7auto Str. "Gladys," UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, WILL leave for Chilllwhack and way plncts oil TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at 7 a. m., returning on tho following days. For all further Information apply on board, or to V W. B. TOWNSEND, dniyMc On tho Wharf. A Rare Chance for a Family 1 FOR SALEM LEASE. 4 FARM CONTAINING 6W ACRES A Prairie Lund, 5 ml los from Port Moody, 8 mile* from Westminster; communication hy wnier, rail or wagon-road. Cnn li? purchased with or without stuck. Terms easy,—Apply to a. Mclean, • Plit Meadows; orto SHANNON & HALL dwanlMc Vancouver, THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN appointed agents for the LANCASHIRE INSURANCE GO. And are prepared to receive applications for policies on all good risks at current rates. MAJOR & PEARSON* Real Efltnt.i\ Fire and Life Insurance Agents, Hank of B. 0. Building, opposite Post Offlce, Westminster. dJeS6m8 SALE By Ordkr or Court. fpENDERS FOR THE PURCHASE OF Lot T8, Group Im New Westminster District, will be received by the undersigned up to noon on Wednesday* Ike Mtk Instant. The highest or any tender not neces sarily accepted. Particulars of the property may be had nt the offlce of CORBOULD * MoOOLL, Columbia Street, New Westminster, B, C. By order of Court, dselDtd W. H. FALDINO. Feed,LiyeryiSale STABLES, Dallas Street, Westminster JOS. M. WISE, fBOPZUBITOXt. GOOD DRIVING A BII1ING HOUSES for Hire, Hacks call at all Sto.m,n and Trains. Hpeclal attention given to Hoarding Horses. COAL AND WOOD . Constantly on Hand. Orders may be lift it the Office of Ml- tbsriAMIll'iM.Oofnmf —-.—.- front stmt, new Weit. i,Commission Merchant., —""— d»21to W.E.FALES, PRACTICAL UNDERTAKER. Embalming a Specialty. Dealer In Wooden and Met all c Burial Caskets. Funerals condueted. A full lino of Coffin Trimmings always on hand. Parties at a distance supplied nt shortest notice. Satisfaction guaranteed In overy purticulnr. dwocitc Columbia St, New West. HISTOCeK SYSTEM The Entire Revolution of Medicine. TtB. JO'ktiAiill'S^ffibolSNETIO SYS- U tcm of Medicines cures Paralysis, Blindness, Deafness, Rheumatism, Asthma, Neuralgia, Bronchitis. Catarrh, Erysipelas, Bright'. Disease, Heart Disease, Dropsy, and nil chronic complaints, le- vers.Small Pox,Piles,Dyspepsia, Measles, oo:Mj?.A-:tsr"X" 01? LONDON, ENGLAND. One of the Oldest and Best Companies in the World. POLICIES ISSUED AT THE Lowest rates, and no combination ffltll auy other Companies. JAMES CUNNINGHAM, dJe8to Agent. „ .-.DUO, ,.-— and .11 female complaints. The system Is simple. The medicine rebuilds the diseased cells .nd tissues of the body with the same proximate principles, and fer- ments.Organlo Bodies and so on which are normally prepared in the body by the glands. For sale by „,„„„„. „ dsmitc M. DESBRI8 AY. TO SAW MILL MEN. The Wm. Hamilton Kifg Co. Ld. Pttt.erbo.'oug.i- Out-. Manufacturers of SAWillLL ESGli\ESAM) BOILERS Cam, Ciboulab and Heavy Band Saw Mill*, For tho convenience of their British Colombia friends, have appointed Messrs. F.G. Strickland & Go. MILLWRIGHTS AKD MECHAHIDAL ENGINEERS, WEftTMIVm'R, Their Sole Agents for this Province. Wo no now building nspecliil llneof At c.iiiery for thin country, equal to any- filing built on the American continent. Before making anyohanges you will do well to correspond with our ngenls. WM. HAMILTON, Hr. au8dwlc President. DR. CHILD'S An Infallible Remedy I "I had Piles very bad. Treatment by various doctor. Ana at Medical Institute did me no good. Dr. Child's Pile ointment oured me," 3. Kivn. "I bad Piles fifteen years. AW pot of Dr. Child's Pile Ointment has about oured me." *• Roi.i-.v. (Mr. K. now report! that he Is completely cured). "I had Pllei over ten yein. Suffered terribly. Nothing did me any materlll good until I tried Dr. Oh ld'i PII. Ointment, which gave Immediate relief, ond I now consider myself cored.'' THOS. EC.ESILKY, Loco. Engineer. "I had Pllei about thirty re»ri. Wai often laid up with Uiem, Was under tnitment three months In hospital at St. Paul, bnt nothing did me muoh good till fgot Dr. Child's Pile Ointment, which relieved to. Instantly. One pot cured me andtwoothormen.*' " .!, H. Cmuksiiamoi, I Fainter. SENT PREPARED ON RECEIPT OP TWO DOIXAR8 BV-— CLARKE & CO., WHOltMIJ«KTAILOIU0OIITI, Kamloops, British Columbia. MAJOR & PEARSON Rcnl Estate Brokers riiMl-, Fin.-incln! Agents. "■"' AGENTS FOR Confederation Life Association of Toronto. Uoynl and Lancashire Fire Insurance Companies. na.Valni.blo Lots for sale In the City and District of Westminster; and ch.dce Lots in the City of Vancouver. Poisons wishing to buy or soil city or rural properly should communicate with us. Offices: Bnnlc of B.C. building, opposite postoffice, Westmlustcr,nnd Hastings St., Vancouver. / dwnpiotc •fcTOTlOB. PRICES OF ROUGH LUM- ber have been established on the basis of $ti per thousand feet. A detailed price list will be sent on application. & ROYAL CITY PLANING HILLS CO. ILImltedJ. BRUNETTE SAW MILL CO. [Ld.] JUST ARRIVE]- ? ^PerC. Pi R. ' THK LAHGEsf AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF English, French, So itch, and Irish SUITINGS Ever Shown In New Westminster. M'estofEngland liroadclotlis nml Doeskins nud Fancy Trousering. J. S. MANSON, ColamblnSt.,Opp.X«KeiiMeSt.i ' XEWWESTMINST.'.R, lift . dnnlSti: Power of Attorney. DURING MY ABSENCE PROM THE Province, Mr. John C. Brown, Pout- master, holda my Power of Attorney, and Is authorized to represent me In any sale' of my real estate in the city or diitrict. dselOml WILLIAM CLARKSON. House for Sale! MBS. EMMA GOLD OFFERS HER 1V1 lieaniirm residence* situated on Royal Avenue, opposite Capt. Irving'a— the "Nob Hill" of Westminster—on reasonable terms.—Apply direct to dauWtc ' MRS. EMMA GOLD. Dress-Making I Misses MCDOUGALL COLUMBIA 'STREET,' New Westminster, B. C. SOT Bitlsfaotlon guaranteed. dapiatc PORT IaMMOND NURSERY Fruit Trees. Ornamental Trees, Small Fruits, And GARDEX STOCK on hand In great variety. Everything tlrst-clasB and furnished in good sl.iipe, BS- Send 1 j cts. for valuable S'-pntre ] inscriptive Catalogue with fi beautiful colored phites. Price Lists Bent free. G. W. HENRY, dwlelOtc Port Hammond, B. C. I. CMeei & Son HAVING OPENED ON Front Street, Qpp.C. P.N. Wharf, WISHES TO INFORM THE PEOPLE v v of Westminster that tliey nre prepared to sell Choice Family Groceries and Clothing, At LOWEST PRICES. Cull and Inspect our Stock before purchasing clsowlier and you will save money by It. dse7ml N. C. MoKEEN 4 SON xt xt-vtr Stationery Ss Fancyljoods STOES. MISS PEEBLES INTENDS TO OPE:.' ON THE 6T1I SEPTEMBER, 111 the now QUEEN'S HOTEL BUILDING, recently erected by Mr. Duncan, a General Hiutlonery and Fancy Goods Store. Being thoroughly experienced In the trade, and having mudo arrangements to get regular supplies direct from the English and foreign mnrkets, she hopes to re- celvo the support of the c1tt-*cns of New \Vi'.:|m!iis!fi'unil ptirrouiulEui* districts, A laroe variety of CHRISTMAS CARDS and CHOICE FANCY HOUIM and FINE ART PUBLICATIONS are now on Mm way nnd will be received in timo for Ihe Christinas trade. The OoodK will la. mnvkod nt the lowest prlceH FOB CASH ONLY. dwseltiil. C. E. WOODS A. C. GAMBLE, Land Surveyor. Notary Public. GunsNiuns! RlllES, REVOLVERS, Aiiimmiiflon. Reloading Tools, t'isliiiiK Tackle. ALL KINDS Or' SPORTING GOOM. BEAR, BEAVER AND AIL OTHER THAN. Spectacles and Sewisf Uuhiu N(«(11h A SPECIALTY, A lino line ot Cutlery, Pipes, Bar Goods, Fancy Goods, &c. ■vrTlic lulu-at nssortment of Single and Double, Breech and Muesie*loadlng SHOT'UUNS lu the province, from SS up to 3100. W. W. Greener Guns. S. II. WEBB, Auctioneer tt Appraiser. New Westminster, B. 0. dwselOmS Ml McRAE. Merchant Tailor, HAS JUST RECEIVED A FULL LINE —or— FMierMs! WORSTED & TWEED SUITINGS Ovcrcontlni*,Ti'niiscringnnr1 Fiincy Vesting. ttr Wc keep a large ai-.d select stock ol cvei-ythlntr that Is found 111 any flrst-class Tallin-Inn Establishment. Opposite Oolonial Horn Coluvbu Si,, . Niw Wisnnusni. dv/mn28tc LAND SURVEYORS, M Estate, faBim AND CONVEYANCERS. r -A-O-EUSTTB FOB FIRE. -The Western of Toronto/The ."Etna, The City of London, and The Hartford. LIFE*—The New York Ute Insurance Co, ACCIDBNT-TheTmvellcrs'orBarUord Land Surveying In all Its branches no* curatoly and promptly carried out. City anil Suburban Lands for Sale, wo can show a complete list of desirable looiiliik'B, Farming Landi, Improved and uulm- prove , throughout the dlslrlct. Mining and other Stook bought and sold. Money to Loan on first mortgage a* low rates. _ TEI.EPHOM. C4y*-£Q|ft-> ,, - P. O. Drawbr W 'f h:' WOODS, TURNER &0A.MBIB, OFFICF, EtURD'8 BLOOK, • COLUMBIA STREET NEW WESTMINSTER. dmhUtu ar.a.sxxxozsr.A^BX-is.; DRESSMAKlte At JHSS .1E.V>I1V<3SV (Late of Ksglasd) Corner of Church and Columbia Streets, ; 'NEW WESTMINSTER. rBatlsfactlon guaranteed. dwfo7to A BARGAIN, Ir-OR BALE-180 ACHES GOOD LAND, ! Bltuatedonatrunkroad.abontSmlles from Browiibvllle. Portion of land rich hiiltom; butane, lightly timbered. Frame of Email house ou prtmlsesj other ira- lrovcments, such sb clearing, draining, Ao. Further particulars on application at this offlce. FOR SALE. House tt Lot conxER BL,w:k"vvr!Mi Snd Carnarvon STREETS. Ona of tho Finest Locations in the City. PBIOE,S2SOO. OP THREE HtiXBRED'AUii Tff^N- TV ACRES. House, Uarn; 40 ncros fonccd ami under cultivation. PnlOB,B4,000. 81000 Ci»h; Balinc. on long time. OF TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES. 100 acres good Prairie; Ualanco easily cleared. Good Barn and other Improvements. ; i '"." Fart down; Balance on time. Also—a number of Wagons, Bug. Slcs, Sleluhs, Harness, Cattle, [urges, <Vc. CALL ON OR ADDRESS . HENDERSON BROS., <i;i!llU> CHILLIWHACK. NOTICE. Canada lilt immune lit, ■PARTIES INSURED IN THE ABOVE X. Company, whose Premiums ore nay- «t)le at Eastern polntc.caii have tho place Ot payment thun-of changed lo this city, free of charge, hy applying to the undersigned. Bar Hl«*!i» tnliin in ttiK IitndfiigCmin- dliiu Cuiuimiiy ut most nivnrnble rates, v;;;t HENRY V.EDMONDS, . dje28tc Ac: est. nwsi T. N. HIBBEN A CO., Victoria. dwoc9yl 3STOTIOB. I HAVE THIS DAY BOLD MY BIGHT, title and Interest In tho New Westminster Brewery to Messrs. Jnmeson A Wright. The d- its dne for -roods delivered up to the Slstof Aucust inst arc lium to me, I hope all my old frk-mls will give the new firm a fair Innl, for thoy nre deserving of confidence and will glvi: satis* faction. H. KEHOB,. ,,. ,. ' flappfrton. WcstmlBster, Sept, 1st, MP-., dselh.1 CITIZENS For Every Mile of the N. W. S, <SC OO. Real Estate, INSURANCE AND— Financial Agents Purchase, Sell and Lease Property, Collect Rents, Make Loans on Mortgages, And transact all Butlneu relating te KoalEitate. ''-:■- I .' —AGENTS FOR— -, ... j London AiiunnceCorpontloi. ConneetUit lire; Isinrsnce Co.. tf Hirtford. ?. " ,, London ud UiduiVn Mtt kum- •nceOo. Onion Imnnnee Met, Id. (Mulm) OFFICES: Columbia St., New Weit'r. 41 Government St., Vio'iorla dwt.llyl BHIC1C-YARDS: 1'i.rl llanrr. OFFIOESl iiirner rnluniMn nnd Mary Ms.* .\eav tretlmlnsier. dwmlihitc 1TOTIOEL VTOTICE IS HEHEBY GIVEN THAT iy 60 dayn after date we Intend making applica Ion to the chief Commissioner of Lamls & Works for permission to purchase the following described lands in Coast DtBirlnt, Province of British Columbia: -No, It-Commencing at the N. E. corner of Lot 81, Kange 1 (VaTdex Island); thence cast ten (IV) chnlns, south lo shore llneof Hoskyn iniet, thence northwesterly along shore line of Hoskyn Inlet and VillHire bay to the H.E. corner of Lot 34, thence along Its eustcrn boundary to point of commencement — containing about 80 ■The small Island lying at the Valdes Island,! I, con- No. 2. _ head of Village, ba;, talnlng about one (l) acre. New West., B, C, Sept, 10,1888. ROYAL OITY PLANING MILLS CO, (Limited), By their Agent. ' dsellnii! CllAltl.ES E. Woods, Koi'tli 85i*i;is!t and I'rt'CB'CK.sti'Se "FI*R*Ei OOMPANY. ESTABLISHED IjBOfl. Antiiojiioifiipitsi, • iifono,obo SiiDscribeii " ■ 2,50i»,nfl9 l'nifl np, • (i25,nn'» FlrcFuua.JiiBescrTos,ns at 31st Dec, 1SS7, • 1,185,112 Koveniio Fire Brunch, 1,210,814 B3***Rates as Low as any other reliableCompany doing busi- ness in British Columbia. J. Q. JAQUES 'i A?cnt for New Westminster City ami Diitrtot. , djc22tc ■fcTOTTOB HENRY VTDMONDS NOTAfl'Y PUBLIC, COHVEYAHCER, REAL ESTATE —AND— JNSUHANOjE. AGENT HA8 l«iifbVE&- BANK BUIfcDINGSi . . OOLUMBIA »TnEBT, o 111 NBW.WB8TMINSTEB., • .Hr.«.' Opp. PoBtoffloo and neztiloor'tojhe Bank of British .Columbia,i ,. r • ■. ■ PROPERTY FOR SALE IK ALL PAHW OK THE |JJ City antl District of New • .. Weetmln»ter,"[',)' ' -AND— city* vA'Nbbuvii'a' ■ ■•'■■' "aq'bntfor Ihe CanadA Lift InstiMinct! Co., -' lit Sallonnl flro AMUraii"" «'»•■'« flio Sorwlch I'nltin Fire Insurant« ,|-,,|<w!el".';2_ n-tali EfTri-lnl « Ml EllnliMil Hl.ton.bl. Hall',, C ISTABLISHIO,A.D.iWB4. dteiiri I have 2 WIRE MATTRESSES,- whioh will lie sold ehcap lor CASH! ■"F. FZBBLES, COLDMBIA STBEr.T. - ' dalifllc i) asroTZOB- NOTICE IS HEREBY QlYF.l\ THAT sixty days after date we Intend making application to the Chief Commit*.inner of Lund* and Works for permitM-m to1 purcbaso the following described lands -dtimteon Vnldea Island, Coast 1'istrlct, British Columbia: Commencing at a point, on the e«Bt boundary of Lot 17, Coast District, 2ft chains south of iho northeasterly corner of mid lot, thence east- 40 chnlns. south *.o r thoshore linn of Village Bay,northeast* erly uloin* (mid chore Hue to the son: h-.nst. - corner of Lot Jil.CoaBt District,.porthio thr> shore lino of Main Lake, along west (•horo llneof paid la«e northwostfrly to" the first point where onr tlnilmr tease ''L" rrosses said lake, thence almig rur t Imher lense lines Inn generally we-it din-i-Hoii to a point 40 chat ns due north < f the north' fftst corner of IM !7,Const District, theneo due south 4(1 ohalns to the u> iMicnst corner of Lot 17, Coast Jjlstriflt, thence south 40 chains, cast 40 chains, nnd tv nth 20: chains to *, olnt of c^mpiencement. Royal Oity Planisq Mrtts Co, (Ld.) )J^;t,hdrni:«'nt,C K, WpaTMk New WVstniin'ster, 7!. C., August oth, 1$& . nnTdJm T3EC \m Amnml tiath^rliis! TXjtk.XT-JXtJk.TITi . socr-HCTr ' M*ILL TAKi: PLAi-'G. ATTIln AGRICULTURAL HALL GROUNDS NEW Vi'ESTMINSTEli, ' Thiirfiilny, October 4th, 1888 T"0 prise list for tho G am us and Rjiorts Is very, largo-/ There will bo a GRAND BALL in the evening. Lijokout-for rosters. PETER ORANT, dwann'-Id seorw iry. THE ANNUAL. , EXHIBITION BRITISH COLUMBIA i Agricultural. B8K WILLBBHBLT1AT Agrlciilturnl Hall, Ut aeon Hill, Victoria, It. C, Thursday, Friday a Saturday October 4;«h, "iiii nnd Sib* T ai'i Hi. lfl ef . , lie devnteil ;n Ji'ilnln. of ...ril...ju.5lill,lll,„i, " . ii,...o,l i,l i),,viuc,c a.m., j '!'" rF A i im i^siri N-KlftyCents >. 11 Utla es ll II, rs n;o ...nested to :aiAS miBSEM,, Heoretarj., d Tfif) Ttd '■ 31TOTIOB., NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, 80 dnys af rer date,' we in tend,making rppilcation to tho Honourable the >i;w!*f-e terof tlie Interior of Canada for p. li'iise. for timbering purposes, on the following described tracts nf iqnd situated In ti e District of New Westminster, Province of 4 British C'.-Uimbln.vizi—CommencWeiat a -pW merked J. G. R. find J. McLTlM chains, about northwest from too outlet of. Llli"oet Lake oradjoln-nc tho Brtiue te Sawmill Conpiuiy's nppllcntlon; tnence wojf 240 chains, more or less, to nvost mr.rl.eci J. G. R. r.ivt J. McL„ y.W.; tlu'i'ce t h'nrth «o nhalTiB tbapostmp.rked J, G.R. and J. McL., N, E,; thence went 210 chums, mote or le*-*j, to a post marked J. (J- Be end J. McL., N. W.j theme hou'h 1(0 t*Ai*isl rr>. ro or leiiB, tti n po-it market' J, Q.. M. nnd J. McL,, H. E.; tlieucernst« nhah;--,mpreorIess.t'i a postmarkedJ. n. \{, i.,id 3. MoL., K. E.[ Ihcnce south M chains, moSw ur less, tn n iHi->t marked J,' G. R. and J. McL,, H; W.j thence enst'40 ' chr.'ns, moreov less, to a post marked J., il, H. nod .1. McL., H.K.t th*nc»- eimih £40 ehielns,moreor mw, tod-pmt msrki>d.T. t^R.eml J. Mel;.. S*. W.t "bene cn-.t4f'0 ph.f-;lns, more or loss, to a mm marked j, O. H.and J. McL, H, tfiij theiii-r -ir.nhW chiiltiK, more or les*. to a post marked J. ' (i. R and J. .McL.. SU. W.t i hence enii\ H, clir':i«, move or less, to a post marked I.' G, H. niidJ. McL.ft R.s (hence north 120 •Mil-, ins, more or less, to a post mnrkxd.T. G. R. mid J. MoL, nenr Brunette Hhw mill ****;»-* iipplioitionj tbi'iu'o along said «i> pllcnlion io Hie plnci' of romnlchcement, 1 Also HecthmW, thn wcm Imlfof flertlen ftfi iuhI iti« eam liatf -f ft .tlon gi. all In Township Twelve (12), - PletrMVlSf WW Westmlnsur, Province of British Columbia. jfl'l .IAMF.10. ROflS, JAMES JlcI.AItKN. „ Mow West., n. c, fflth An,., im. dinnm ' ^^im^m^SSr^m^mfimm\mUml\^m\nm\m. liMAltt-HOOllSHIllEBS.. '•'-**"■■ -^glJBt*. eiiiid'. Pitu.i Th. visit to MlllicltiStill waalinderan oath cturMtwlstlri of tho mountaineer, whioh -saMorcoJ.nd binding. Ifwas .bout two miles In the raoun- taliis, awiy from any sottlemont. Tho instance wis travelled on tlio back ot a mountain colt. Alter following a narrow, beaten track through bushes, over rooks, down hillsides, across ravines and through mountain puses, a point of a preoiploe was reached. "•'■ ' J My compuitous pointed to the dopths below and told me to watoh a cot-tain spot. A blue curl of smoke arose, whioh was (com the still we were going to visit";?";! ;-,% '•;"''">-. ,;. . The* down the narrow mountain side we rods guided by tlio sensible animal. If a em of-hi. .foot was made, eternity would lav. lest) our doom, . '■■■ ■'■ Soon a point was reached about 200 yards from the still. One of my companions took from bis pocket a whistle, made of a piece of recil, and gave two shrill whistles, which wero answered. Tho anlmslB were tied, .and one of the men said to the other, "Jim, htepoopors are too good; I guess wo haa bettor cover them." With these words the two mon proceeded to bind a eloth over my eyes. After walking around and about, a ciivo was entered. Whjs the door wu tlirqwrj :.:±,jay eyes were freed Mid a aoeiVo. .crest was stotured.;; f,.. Th. room wis suave™ diig ,out' .01 a coal doposlt, about twenty hy sixteen feot, In whioh were arranged tho worms nnd barrels, with piles of corn and dried fruit Hanging about wero gum and pistols, near whleh-wae-a "litis made.to open and close at. moiuen.';.-uitlco. - -.- The interior wis mggsitlvo of th. wild nature of the mountains. The men Inside were dressed In clothing;of coarse material made at home;. Their arms were bared nnd grizzly with hair. Their faces caused them to have tlio appearance of demons. In a corner of the .cavern was a man busily engaged in pouring wildcat whisky In a funnel, whioh was conveyed off through » pipe made of mountain cone. . " Where, rfoes that go to?" Was asked. "You can't know all, stronger; whnr that runs to you nor any other man- will know! but It Is taken off you,can. bet on it." ,,,;,, Behind a tub of sour, mat'' was a ltttU; ragged nlne-yeir-old clill''. vliohad a stluk stirring the content':, "lie little thing was covered with dirt; arid half olad iu coarse homespun.' " Chunk It up, Mag, and come hereaud see the itranger." ' .' The child, halt frightened and cowered, approached me, but her timidity over- oamo her and she stopped, "Come here, you little hell cat and sing," was apoken by one of the men. , The child bewail to sing in a; voice as plaintive as. a dove, and before she had finished the tears were streaming down her cheeks, "What Is the child's name?" was "W'e*sll;hiir..tt*|t, lor short, Tli»t, child has a history as'long as your arm, but she will never tell It Sho knows she will get the strap." Poor little pitiful object to be In the hands of such demons. But how did sho . ei'thoro? Hor dark blue, childish eyes lookod up, moistened with tears, and pleaded to be spared the lash. Her story was a strange one, and was calculated to touch tho chords of a hardened heart, | . One cold morning six years before, a man was seen slowly riding along the mountain road with a child In front on tho saddle. The snow was falling, nnd ho tenderly clasped hor wraps around I hor. .. ipfc £ Up the mountain higher worn two then who had been Introduced, And they wero gazing at the sight below. " Take the glass and see If you are sure ho Is 0 spy." * Soon the sharp ring of a rifle was heard and the traveller dropped Utoless from , his ssddle, ud th. child was taken to th. cave of tha moonshiners. The child his , been there since. The duty of the child Is to mix sour mash and keep her mouth closed, which she performs faithfully. The question was asked of these men: "Are you not afraid of the revenue men 1 ud will they not get you?" I " Stranger, we are not afraid of heaven i or hell, much leas anything on'two legs. i We are trying to make an honest living, I and the man who trios to stop us dies— 1 that's all. Ihe law has got "to tako the [same chances wo do."—[Hiintsvlllo Cor- rrospoirdenos of Atlanta Constitution, j ,;-' >ji •»... sit •>' eh. BIUMM*. Biro. ' A young man goes twice, a week to see a young lady residing a few miles: Intlio L country, making his journeys on foot, I On Friday night he remained with the ■ girl until midnight and' found It dark I and snowing when he Went to tho door. Ho disliked ti go homo In tho dark- leti and hinted the1 fact to Ms girl, |but is she did not invite, him to ra- lmaln over night, ho resorted to decep- [tlon to accomplish his design ind Is now Isorry for It. I He let himself tall gently upon the I steps and at once Bet up o groan. The lain shrieked, the men folks came out, ■picked him up and put him to bed. His ■prospective mother-in-law Inquired the •location of his Injuries, and when ho ■said In the im.ll of his back sho left the ■room hurriedly. „ 1 .He had Just began . to.oongratulate iailrnsell urns th. .uccess of hia ruse as hollstiai)d!tosiliaJs'torm.beitbig against Hie window, fhen his intendod motlior- J'n-law roturned to the room bearing a ■huge mustard plaster, which ihe clapped liver the region of the kidneys and sat Tiown to wait the result r.i For two hours he writhed In pain, md by that time a blister ot BulHoIent Wzo to satisfy the old lady appeared Jtud b. wi* loft alono to repent his W Ho tan .he will neygr practice de- Tccptlon again ai long as. hi lives, »nd Iran never feel as kindly toward the ■.-0UI13 lady's mother as he has hercto- "i'pro, t^OTjr., sight >0j ao, tttm, thit (timo forMroTWlll be suggestive of mus- ;avd plasters ud misery.—[Hudson (K. V.) liepublloan. . ■.. NM.M. Baaby mist, . 'f ... A little street wnlf was taken onoo to |the homo of a groat lady, and tbo child.; »h oves thit lad to Took so sharply fel*01, ,d**^-'*r**>* WOMJd-a-wUSJ by signs Of splendof on every hand. ■• , "Can you get everything you want!" iskod the child of the mistress of the pianslon.-fn',! 3 t} i;:'.- ' 1. " Yes; rah* id," was tho reply. •**" "Cm you buy anything yoifd Ilka'to The lady *«nnred, "Yei." And the JP'1,"!!' 1li0t35*,M* «l»<lftativo turn ef Inlnd, looked at l»M*W pityingly and "wild, wonderlngly: - ,, 1 I "I'on't you nnd It) d«UT"-[The Re- public ' * Mint Julep. 1 There li ajnrt ileal of pleulng lntor- liiatlon Ihtt* newly miUished History ol Iho Unit**IlJSfeS ■•'lilt.'' To^somS 11 bight seemtSad .lifl.uonoy that there's hotblug-In It about the Units* Statei f ul.p._(Killid.lphla News., j**** .... •fsBssjssssssssj SOPEBSTfflO**,' tottto^nfgmglep^*^^ M. Lescllde, who has lately publlshc.l 1 volume ot Fropos de Table ot tho greiit French poet, wai for many years the daily companion Of the- author of "Los Chntlmonts," and ho tolls us, among many other things, that Victor Hugo confessed to tho possession of only one superstition. Nothing could Induce hlm to form one ofthirteoil at table. Whenever a thirteenth arrived at the last moment it was M. Lesclldo's btislnesti to pick up his hat ami depart. The vitality of this hoary superstition, whioh no doubt or -,'lnully grow out of the story of tho Inst tupper ud of tlm truio evonts which so quickly followed It, Is remarkable, j ;, Any one who take, the trouble te refer to the accepted tul'lon may wo for hlm- eolf whit Is really tho esptctatlon of human life. It will be found that, In order to obtain a mathematical probability that one out ot a glvon thirteen healthy persons will expire during tlm following twelvi monthi, tho averit;.":. ago of the thli'te' mult, in default of i lie presence of one <.; two on tho verge of ivhtcnnrlunlani, lo vory groat Indeed. It must, In fuet, bo eighty-eight yonr I, nnd ItMs scarcely no'.'pasary In miy tlm.", In practice, the miltorl years ol a fosli. • party of tlilrleon never amount lo U10 requisite 11 -.' I.. ..... Villi annual. rale of niorfallt^.|imonK itnoles ana females i.f n'l ages is only one In fOrty-oiie, aud f.-ily-ono,. therotttto, Instead ol thirteen, i.hn.il.l he hold to bo tho unlucky number. This has been dcrrenstrated over and over again; yet the ntimhor thirteen still romalaa ominous to Holland, of excel- lent people In all cl:i~ ■ -s -illfe. ■;.Ih .JarJs-iliere m^ sii-,iutsjn wlilr'li twelve bis does duty l'ist,'nil of thirtoo:\ and tho housuliol-leiM who thus lngoiil- ously eouglit.to |.ir..;;invi>jit;fate w-Tiill hot for tlie'worlil lot, tlie proper humber be piloted- upon Iheir doors. Some yearl ugo I'l-iimo N'apoleon trierl to laugh his .countrymen out of tlie i.i- perstltion, hill Ills elbirts ilid not bum-lit his cause, fur, with characteristic perrinv slty, he used to Invito twelve friends tt clrouso with hlm on t'Sood' PHdaJv Whi*e- by he gravely scandalised rlght-foelliiii peoplo, whatever tlii'ir theological views. In Amoriea Bimllnr but less aggressive attempts, havo- been made to cnrrei-t popular error, and numerous thirteen clubs linve been esinl.lhiio'l the members pledging themselves to liine thirteen tit table 011 every opportunity..'- .- ' ! In France, too, thero Is'a thirteen club, tho headquarters of which nre at -Sehlli; and in England.there Is a little coterie ol thirteen men who dine together, monthly at a houso numbered thirteen and pay 13b. each tor their dlnuer, and 13d. each to the waiters. . Yet still tho superstition la «, lively hs of yore, ell over, Europe and jbicrlou, end probably It will continue to' flourish and to make peoplo uncomfortable until the end of time. Thrllllits Stora- Uy an Boglaasr. "Bver ijldo ou aircngjjiio o»" a dirk, stormy night, eh? Jiav. yon learned v/hatarod light menus'/ ' ' "I remember one bleak, dreary night In the winter of, I think it was '77,1 wss running on tho Trio, and was pulling what IS now train I. We were behind time, snd wero Bkiiiiinlng down the hill toward Alden, when we rounded the curve ud saw what appeared to bo a ablaze of red lights before us. It seeme 1 to me that the country was on lire.. Mv heart jumped. Into my throat, imil I thought my time ha-i ...mio. "I reversed my lover, put on the airbrakes, and oiiened tho throttle wide. My tlrornan had Jbnipml with serious curt- sequences to himself, nud I thought laftia a goner. I lot 0116 brief, prayer et\.a,po- my lips, and felt, terrible Jarring.'-» -. "At Hrst it flashed through 11-•■ mind that wo hud struck, but as I he ■:-', the Jarring of the wheels I found ti:.;t we were at almost a ilea.l stop, the wheels slipping ou account of tho fore i ot the steam wldch had run up. Juste lout two foot from us was tho caboose of:'. i'rleght train which wo would have run into had we not stopped in timer "After tho incitement waa over 0110 fool of a passenger dime up and asked why wo had stopped so quick, swearing ut both the road and myself for stopping trains so quick, Tho cylinders of my engine cut a littlo 011 account of the cinders which wero drawn In through reversing, but beyond that no damage was doho. "You can bet yonr bottom dollar, nil' boy, that the two ro'd lights on tlie book of Hint cobooso..|iiolte|l lome that night .moro lilto a; great mountain -iif rod stouo on-, tho track thoh they did tho two Inoffensive crlmSon lights."— [Hut- laloJExprep".' .,....; f ■-' -'■ O—-^min''' '';•' ^ Conversation at Table. A cheerful temper churms thestomneli. Pleasant, social companions will help ii» to digest what might' otherwise prow unmanageable, . ' ■ -;'■ ' An Englishman, without observing the 'laws of exercise or sleep, will digest 1111 euonuoiis dinner, nml . preserve, his .lilotuash because o'tjilstwo hours of '(•lint and good fellowship. Lot hlm oat the Sumo quantity in the rapid restaurant fashion, sitting alone, und lie would loon ho .wretched dyspeptic; ~ Tho Influence of a quiet, Boelal temper upon tho stomach Is one of tha curious fuels about digestion; Blessed are the .-.lory-tollera, for they help us digest our dinners. A good storyteller, If his storie.i aro eleu, Is it- god- aond. Ills best senjecsj arc rendered at the .table.' Those of us who cannot loii a good story can bring to the table the funny papers.—|Dio Lewis. tn Worn..', ladutae, lis lleeolnf IpiMh. There ts nothing which Is eo lnterostlrui to over>body as the twhetlng of' tS! faculty of speech. ., [Ti, Wo have oh Invaluable Inheritance in the possession of the English tongue, the most musical, rich and nexiblo langtiug,. in the world-getting io bo tine universal language; and to woman Is com- mitted the Invaluablo and the exclusive fiower of Improving all inuouncuw, for til iho who teaches the human race to speak. ■... . I. ■ Sho Is miraculously ondowod when St. make, her baby .peak his -first word; and the. world give, her credit, by sailing , nan', language his mother tongue, for the proud confidence which hu been bestowed upon her.—[Leslie's Kewipapar^i , ,-t ( , ,. - In the little village of Mount Pleasant, In tho potteries In HWtoraishlrftXngUwid, Is lo be found ,n child whoso extraoi-dln ary growth excitos groat wonder. 'J.I Lktln Alice, as sho 'is humorously called, It but four yen. of m. yet turui the seal*' et. 150 pounds, thTclre.inibar, ence 6f hof waist Hiimg no' less thai! (1 feot, while her height is 4 feet, so thst literally sho is broader than ah.Is long, Shu Is bright, Intelligent, and remarkably pretty; hot head being crowned with a mass or golden hair Her size does not Interfere In.tho least with hor activity, as she may often ho siwn playing with tho other children dl the village ar wandering In their company through the country lanes. . : . ' ,-, ' Her appetite li enormous. •-' ' • Scrofula Da one of the most fatal scourges which a fillet mankind. It ts often inherited, but may he the result of improper vaccination, nicri.'iirial jiqjtiun, uucleanliness, und various other causes. Chronic Sores, Ulcers. Alisri'^ea, Caiu'eious Humors, unit, in Hump oascflj L'matiJatifiii ami Con- 8iuhi'ttUit \v%;\\t tiri'iLi'afii'rofulous cou,(li- tion, uf tlie 'daiud. This disease can lw ciirod liytho tine of Aj-er's'SiirsapariHa, Tlidmrliod aaofofiilotw condition of tliet ItliMiil.'.vliu 1,' si.. *. iilernngoineiitofmy \.,jiolj! ■■•■-rirtuu.- ■ 'jWttn-, .tttkii*}- lc*$ than I filB bttr-Ji's ut '-Ayer's Sarsaparilla I am EntiT6ly Cured and, for the past year, have not found it imcaHSury to use Hijyjaedicine whatever, I mn now in better health, and stronger, Mian i-ycr bofofe.-O. A. Wlllurd, 216 i'nmtui-1 St., Boston, Mats. I wak irrailtlofl with 'ftiiroftilinw Sorei for iivo yoaia; bnt, nftm- using a few liottlqg of Ayor'a Sarsnparllja, the soret Imil-'d, and I have now f-ood health.— ■Klit-Ui'-ih Warnock, Ci Apploton etteel^ hO\V4l itit'Ml* •■■ ' ■:Home raenthsnjro I was troubled-ffltl |i ■■dfnlut'.-j Sores on my le;;, Tlio liml ?.•;'..' i •*■".':.■ !-v."Mlo.n n'-id ;i:!li.m!'il,andth( . i-.vk : charged I nv^jo ij ti« n I; f: .^s of ofTen- ■■ ' ''''i-. E-vwy romc'ly 'slled until ! us ■■■. ^ i-cr'n Pav,-i«iiiiv!r». ay taking II " • '.."i-i chU •jiiotllcino the soref i lice,! '.«*:,!t(l, an 1 my henlth Is ro ; . ad, i mn rfrutefnl for tlio gopd ithnt .1 im :)yi.r~ Wr:r, Ann O'Urian, W8 Snlll :::.- ,■»., My \\.vh ...... tt Ayor's Sarsaparilla. I'ivikh. d t.iv Tit. Ji O.Avnr&Po., Lowell,Maui suiJ by nil In it:-i.-i:i. l'r|'.o$l; ilx bottka,i}* WANTED DUIA'-CERTIPICATED EKGIKEBB for tho str. "Fairy Queen." Apply on irU. " -■ dauSte TURNER BEETON & GO. MERCHANTS, VHARP STIIEBT ■ t YJCTOKIA. AQKsrTS OTOS North British and Mercantile Insoranee Co. tor Mainland. H.C. BEETON*CO., JO Fintbury Circus, London, E. C. ojkx.x. ih.-jt* [8 OLb STAMD, Opp. ihe &\ V, N. ro.*s Wharr, , For a General Assortment of . Dry Goods, CLOTHING-, Millinery, Ladies' & Children's Apparel, Groceries, Crockery, Cowl- age, Ac. Butter Kegs, Barrels, Hay,-Grain, Feed, &c. faIim,Produce BOUGHT OR SOLD ON COMMISSION. Fhoot Struct, - New Westkikbter. dmyiSml - CHINA A JAPAN W B HAVE JUST RECKIVKD a large consignment of itll ki.-ds of CELEBRATED lik Embroidered Bilk Goods, Shawl,, Screens, Bed Quilts, Drenlng Oovni, Etc., Etc. . —ALSO— , Porcelain, Satinme, Clelunne, Bronie, iTorjr, Hindilwood and Carlo, of Every Detcription. IMPORTED BY EVIRY STtAMER DIRECT WOM OHIMAHD iMPMI. Hoiilng that you vill honor us with your visit, we remain very respectfully yours, Kwong on Wo & Co., FRONT BTREET, Nil WHTslMTI,, I. C. Post OOm Box No, 7. ' ddeSyl NOTICE. Lease of Trenant School fiAI-ED PROPOSALS WILL'BE RK .J eoired t-.y the Honorable Chief Com- ra.*ifnnYiejr nf rantlti nnd Works npto noon I rol_ _,. _ nf RATURPAY, 2Dth Inntant, from pqrtlei who maybe deslrouii of leoitrlngalea«e nf that portion of tho N. W. quarter of Heollop Sfi, Township R, New Weotmlnoter DlRtrltit. known an "Trenant school Re- nerve;*' contnlnlnK 115 note*. exceptlnR therefrom 24 Bore*,, whioh have been leaned to tho Delta AirrU'ulturol Society, and one acre upon which the m-hnol houie itandi. PRePQBAIifl MUST Sf ATR:' 1st, The purpoee for which the land In Intended to be used, the nature of the Improvements proposed to be effected, and within what time., 2nd. The term of years for which the lease Is desired. .In). The nnnual rental proposed to be paid'. In Ihe event of alem-e t»inggranted,tt will be issued subject to a provision that the Honourable Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works way at any llmo during the tenancy resume possession of the hereditament* upon Riving the lessee two months' notice; and after piiyinu him the npprahed Value 'or the Improvements made by him. ' The Honourable Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works reserves the rlnhtio roject any or all proposal which he may receive. W. H. GORK, ,. i_ .i, Snnreyoraoneral. i' Landi and Works Department. Victoria, 18th September, 1888. ' ,-.«Mtd MUSIC. MISS PREESJS, late of seattlo, W. T„ Is now prepared to give Instructions on the Piano, will go to the home* of be pupils if desired. Residence— W.I*. Lc-vis, Agnes street. riJlySOfc SIGHT t. BLINDNESS N. USE ONLY STANLEY'S CELEBRATEIl English Spectacles! AND EYE-0LASSE8. Recommended by Leading Oculists In America. S. XiTT^X. & ao., ilmj-soic Ageuts.NcivWestinlnsfcr. We 1 OukwoodrJooB FRESH CALIFORNIA MID LOCAL Fruits & vegetables ALWAYS ON HAND. GOODS DELIVERED FREE. djesitc THE WHITE IS KING "PARTIES DESIROUS OF PURCHAS- JL ing should not fail to give these celebrated Machines a trial. C. J. ROBSON, Agent for the Mainland. Also, Agent for the celebrated White Bronze Monument Co. djelSte myjimnxmmst «■!• VICTORIA BJt. PIANOS AND ORGANS Of the Best Makers in the World. THE WORLD-RENOWNED ORGANS and PIANOS of Wiiuni A Hamlin iiuve arrived, Tlio great 8TE0K PIANO, with patent sustaining, ped.il. The matchless DECKER A SON'' PIANO0 Tho well-known DOMINION PIANOS and ORGANS. Have also In stock RONISOH and CHRISTIE PIANOS. Pianos and Organs sold on monthly payments. Pianos for rent and rentapplled If purchased, Call at ■ , II. Peters' Music Store. dwJeSlo VicTOMA.ac. —ANY MAN— Who tl W.»k, Rim.., D.billt.t.d, who In hll F.Ur and Inarun his Vrlajld away hliTI«.ro7B«dr, Hlsd and M»nh«od,can.lng exhausting drain. Upon the Fountain, of Lift, H.ad- ■«h«, BMkaeh., Dreadful Dreams, Wi.kn.Kof Memory, B.shfsla... m Siicl.ly, Pimple, npon the Fao. and 111! the KfftcL leading to Early Decay, Consumption or Iii.nnlty, Will And In our Speclflo No. 53 a Poult ve Cure. It Imparls Venthral Vigor, restores the Vital Power In old and young, strengthen! and Invigorates the Brain, and Nerve, builds up the muscular system and arouses into action the whole physl cal energy of the human (mine. Willi onr Specific No. 23 the most onsllnate case can he cured In' three months.and recent ones In lees than SO days. Each package contains two weeks treatment. Price fit Ouros guaranteed. Our Specific No. 24 Is an Infallible Cur. for all Prl. T.t. Dl..a..a, no matter nf how long standing. Sold under ourwrlttenGuarantee to effect n Hurt. Prlee 15. Toronto Medicine Co.. Toronto, Ont, tmmmt COMSUMPTIOS That dread terror, a disease so long balling science and Ihe most skilled physlelmis, who knew of nothing lo arrest, nothing to allev ale, nothing to cure. Now It Is no longer an incurable malady even when given up hy ibyslclans, bealili enn yet he found In "*R REMEDY; It heals and soothes m the membmne of the Lungs, lnlinineil and poisoned by the ravages of this fell disease, and prevents the night sweats and tightness across the chest Which atocompuny It. Price rt, OURES GUARANTEED. Toronto Medicine Co., Toronto, Ont OUR ELK6ANT PREPARATIONS. Remember wo manufacture nnd are the solo proprietors of the following specialties, and that they enn be hnd from no fejSffl"^ TH" **l MT «? J*" W DltUOCISTS. Correspondence strlctTy eon- adontial. Consultation upon all chronic disease Invited. NO CHARGE except for medicines. Alt goods sent stcure from ohseivatlon. Toronto Medicine Co., Toronto, Out. . HAIR COLORING. Our magnificent preparatlfihs nre war ranted perfectly harmless. We prepure the following colors-lhe finer shades arise from the hulr ils6lf: Bluck, Dnrk Brawn, Medium Rrnwn, Chestnut, Mght Chestnut. (.old Blonde. Ash or Blonde Cendree. Send sample of hnir when ordering. Price, 92 per bottle. Toronto Medici no Co., Toronto, Ont. TOILET REQUISITES. In ordering pleasn fl'iehiry which' you require; weguaruntit'iliein to give em ire stinsfncltnn. No. S Imparls to the skin tho color and freshness of mnldenli'imi, harmless nnd cannot be detected, $1,3,1, No. I) i-emovos wrfiikh'S,.C2. Ro, to removes r.lver Hpnts, *H,2-'i, No, 11 rem ves Flesh Worms, SIM. No, t-j rpmr.ves Krechleri.Sl.aft. No. 13 I'pnJMVes Plinphi, 31.J5. Nn. M reii.ovft,. Tan, id,85. N , js removes Moles, 81 No. lfl removes P.,ek- ilinrks,.*!?. No. 17 removes undue Pen-pi- miion,?1.2.\ No. IN, an flbtolute unfailing speclfto for the retention, development < -r rt'Mtonillon of the Hnlr, 81.2.1, Toronto Medletno Co.,Toi-o*-fo,Oht THE BUST. N-\lOls a crihtned internal and exter- nnt ti'flntmi'nt wlileh speedily deVelopi or restores the female bust to thepropor- il..hfl ot volhplnoiis nntuic. Is entirely himnlcss and certain Inresults. prlceli Toronto Medicine Co., Toronto, Ont. Dress Making Establishment. MRS. KATE SMALL, CHURCH ST., NEW WESTMINSTER, Next to Trinity Church. Long Experience in th. bn.lnes., (I30jly«m Dominion^ Lands. T If YOU ARE PAYING FOR YOUR I Pre-emption or torrent of Mining or Grazing Land, or buying Farm, Mining or any land from the Dominion Government, DO NOT PAY GASH But pay lu fi large discount. and save a Scrip enn be obtained In large or small (juaiitltlcs from ALLOWAY & CHAMPION WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, OK If ROM' THK BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, NEW WESTMINSTER. dwmhfltc To Sao Francisco, Cal., BY WAY OF THE Southern Pacific Company's X.XBT3B-3. THE MT. SHASTA ROUTE. Quicker In Timo than any otber Route between . Grmitl Scenic Uoittc of tlie Fncltlc CtlMBt. PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS TOURIST SLEEPING CAUS For Accominodiition of Rccond-Clnss Pas- sengors, attnolicd to Express Tmlns, Fnre from Portland to Sacramento nnd San Friinolsco: Unlimited, stttl First Olass (Limited), »3ii| Second class (Limited), $11. B. KOEHI.EIt, ."Innainr. E. P. ROGERS, - Astt, Qen, Freight A Pass, A,ent. dictate W.R. AUSTIN, DEALER IN General Merchandise! NSW WKSIMIXSIKR, B. C. Hay and Feed Xt%JkXt.X*ZXiV. WOOD & COAL (THE BEST QUALITY). Drj Goods, Boots «& Shoes, Provisions & droccries. FARMERS' HARDWARE, WAs we use uo whisky or tobacco we can, by temperate hablti nnd careful eco nomy, servo the public at especially low rates. dwjalMo IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMP'^ I Olu naom Si. and 18 Pi ll Mall, LONDON. institt"^tj:d isos. FOR INSURING HOUSES 4 OTHER Building,, Ooodt, Wires, Merchandise, Manufacturing md Fuming Stock, Ships In Port, Harbor or Dock, and the Cargoes of luch Vessels; iko, Ships build- Ing and repairing, Barges md other Ves. nu on navigable riven and canals, and Goods on board such Veitelt, throughout Great Britain and Ireland and in Foreign Countries, FROM LOSS BR DAMAflK BT flllK. Subscribed md Inveited Capital, £1,600,000 STG. Rates of Premium and every iufonim Hoc nan he obtained on application to W. J. ARMSTIMINB, Agout fo.- Now Westminster, «*c ■ Which I will sell CHEAP FOR CASH, I have ilso made a large addition to ray wholesale stock of LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS,"Ac.#An uispecttot at mv Stock will satisfy any today that I have the best r#*nent to be fotrsf tt thit city. CUSTOM WORK promptly attended to. '=**?' . '' JAMBS BOtrSSBAV, dwjelyl "..-.'., No.81,ColumbiaB NEW MACHINE SHOP! Corner Columbia and Begbie Streets. THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING, ADDED STEAM AND IROX-WORKING Machinery td their BtitinesS, nre now prepared to do all ^inds.of Turning, Fitting, Drilling, Machine Work, Forging, And every description of BLACKSIHITHIKG, at prices considcrlbly lower than before. It is our intention to have in the course of a lew weeks a BRASS & IRON FOUNDRY Running in connection with our Business. We have the LARGEST tTlaOtls. wd BEST TOOIS of any Shop of the kind iu B. C, md employ none but the VBRY BEST OF EXPERIENCED WORKMEN,,consequently, we can guaranttsaatlt- faction in workmanship as well as prices. Wc have obtained the- lerviot. ol a Flrst-class Horsc-Shocr, and that part of our Business will ban specill attention. REPAIRS'of all hinds of Machinery, either Steam or Attricultural Implements, Wagons, Carriages, Plough!, Harrows, or anything In this line, wfll Mv. our best attention, • ■■■■■■;■ Carriage Painting and Trimming done at reasonable ratei. A large stock of Wagons, Expresses and Boggles, of the bett quality, for sale. - V Wc also keep in stock, to supply tho trade, all kindi of IRON, STEEL, CHA COAL, HORSE & OX SHOES, CARRIAGE HARDWARE, SPRINGS, AX' WOOD-WORK, HARD WOOD PLANK, etc., at Viotoria prices. tsr Estimates hnd tenders given nn all kinds of Ironwork, Cslll our Stock and get our Prices, and you will save money by it. .lwjiywto . BEID & CURRIE. CASTORIA for Infante and Children. •'CHt«l»itHanUi*it<»lt.tslMiwtlst I OsrtsH.errre.Oolk, U».-omiiifndllMWri«1orloaDypre«*iiUl»l *«w^»»*a.J,,*a*- . loMwatons.'' B.t,mtatxn,K.t>., I-*"JJte« •***" •****• UCAOi**id°*,iiiawkrjn.II.T. |wil^u>sssi TU Crann Otttuin, W Hurray BMs, V, T. c. Mcdonough, (LUNDBOM'S BUILDING, FRONT STREET) p-BATiltP, 1ST. GENERAL MERCHANDISE! Constantly on Hand m Extorsive Stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots A Shoes, Hats A Caps, Crockery, Glassware, Sx. xtxxtxt'm sk botb' mxTxvm. Great Variety of Household Article!. Also, GRAIN, SEEDS, POTATOES, LIME and GENB&AL STORES. . »• "--Farm Pi-nance bonirlit at market rates or Mid on commission. nsuOnlen from the Interior promptly attended to. dwJeMe COME AND SEE! W. H. HOLDEN. HAVING TAKEN POSSKeSION OP tlio "Ti'iiiiiimiico House," fronting on Coliimlil.inin. C'lnircli Hlret'is,oiii«»sl(o tlio Kplscopiil Clmrcli, and now \nt -— ns the MACHINERY HAVING LATKLV INCRRASEDOUIt connection In tlie n-ist n*il clsc- ■rVherovcrj consfilcrrhty, \vr nro hi n W sltlon io plvo ttrlirs.Mi rin iliiss .,r *\In- cliliK'i-j'lhal mpy Lu ronulrcd, IniiiutllnL': Marino nml Stntlmmi-j,* Kn-d-ries -.ml iioll-1 crs, Planers, M'ti hi sk .-ut ;,'.,.»ui r.«, Bll*!Z PlniHT-. \Vn il I.'itiW-.S Up ml 8n«s, Bllinl M'-i1 lui'i-v, fttiiud I,nrlie«, Hlmplnii Aliifilitn-sJ Slilm-la'M'H-iiinn*, i.nlli Mhch{nofl A H.lk-i'H, Two, Three tuifl Fmir HiocllClivnltu' Saw Mills, B«uil Saw Mil!*, !V:...1>!> En- ("hiPi* Hllfl H'iMi'i'", nn.I flt'lsliii'; Knglnes. Also, .John tlcrtiiim ft Sons' mill Tlio London Tool Co's Iron Wnrkliitf Maclilncry. Brink Mnclilnes nnd Crnsliors of, clilier the Martin or Balrd make. MlllSunpllusof nil desorlnllons, Inrlud- Inir Clrenlnr Haws, snl.d or insprti-il Teeth, Jjnbrleiitfiif Oils, Itnbltfir nml l.Hitiur Ut'ltlint, which we curry In stock; Sleam Pumps of the Blnke, Unvhtson or Knowles innko nlso on hand. M'Avlt-v's Patent Boiler Peoders supplied nn short not tee, us well nti Pntnts mid OtlH, AXi'Hillld E.'tjlO Tools (if til:* Cflt'l- hrated ymud make, Wire Rope, Plumbers nud Htenm Fitters Supplies, Ao. Wt hit-sole iiuents In tbls Provlnoe for the JOHN DOTY Engine Co'y, whose Marine work cannot be excelled, ns outfits we have furnished here will testify. FRASER ilEONARD, Cau.bla St., Opp. N.ar.-Adv ertl.tr. .VtUJOTUVISR, B. 0, ■ awteHie FARMERS'HOME! Will aceommnilile tlie tmvellni publio at tbe following ralcst Board per day. .. " " week Single Meals Beds ...II 00 ... SOD ... IB ... IS MuOoml neroinuiodnllon for Ladles and fnnilllos. mytto Flowers for sale KSTAoMSIIED 1S59. ROBT. DICKINSON BUTCHER, Nearly Opposite Ib. Colonial note! NEW WESTMINSTER, n*HE LAfipESJi AND CHOICEST X mortment of all descriptions of MEATS AND VEGETABLES Conttsntly oa hud, and luppllcd to Fam- nits, RMtiurutt, ud Steamboat, at thi LOWEST POSSIBUS PRICES. -fcTOTIOB. WHEREAS MY WIFE, MARGARET GIBSON, hue leftmy bedend taud without any provocation whatever, this Is to notify all persons not to trust ber on my iiccnunt, ns I will not pay any debt* which she may contract, JAMBS GIBBON. Chilliwhaok, August 4,1888. dwau7ml NOTICE. I.I, OUTSTANDING ACCOPNT8 dm tbe Royal Oily Planlnr Mill, Oa, must be settled on or before Sept. SMh ci 0011*011011. tbey will be placed In Oourt fore. To all co.in.iers or Bnlldl.i Malarial! Until further notice, wo offer ireat In* ducements to all cash purchasers. ROYAL CITY PLANING KILLS CO. . (Limited). New WesL, Aug. ,11, ism, dwauslml ' Mainland HACK, LIVERY, STARE,. Feed | Sale Stables THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW PREPARED TO TURN OUT DOUBLE AND SINGLE RMS At Specla] Low Rfltea, tai ill lodi if rnaitt Done at Short.it Nolle*, . IMT.CrtwM* delivered to uy part of tbe City, orders by Telephone will ncelT, proa.*. ^^^t^mimm djmt. OltLSV BROS. r*»*t. THE DAILY COLUMBIAN <F nttmmtB titu AltnsMs ««rpt »uJ.i, BV TO. -rXIXTXTSS-X- BBOTHBHS, At their Steim Printing Establish- mint, Columbia Street. BY MAIL: For VJ months........... IS 00 ....... 126 ....... 2 20 For 1 monthi...... f Tot 8 monthi „..««-,,.,•.••,.•—•- DELIVERED IN THB CITY: 12 monthi................... - H> 8" - imosthi...-. .~ -■• »»> [ontfc—,.„_.„.«;:—,.,....„- go S..II m'l.'n.'.i.i' ' - —— • to •—mtlaiUcasM (except for weekly b» made In advance, ifEEKLY COLUMBIAN „ t-awsry mettemtmy ■wslBf. j. Dsllisred In tb.OtT,I»ry«ar...~..~.t5r"0 Milled, per y.ir- „»™,-~™.„™ r Sailed! Smooth*.....—•.—- ADVERTISEMENTS THIS DAY. ...Jat. Cunningham ......W. B, Austin .Henry V. Edmonds Wanted. gati** fiti'.iih Ololumbinn ■..day Evi.1.1, Sept. ,4. now. The iilnion run wai fairly good last ' night. Look, out for th.. "Globe House" adv. to-morrow. Attention is called to the Gas Co.'a adv. in another column. ' Farmers, read Mr.' Austin's sack -adv. in another column.* Mr. Edmonds is calling for tenders for moving buildings; lee adv. S For ono month tho get work! will tell coke at 121 cents per butliol. * The regular weekly meeting uf tho city council will bo held tliis evening. Three carloads of salmon and five carload! of lumber went cast this afternoon,. | Fob Sals.—1,600 Hixon Creek share! for sale. Apply to Woods, Tomer & Gamble. dieHtc The itr. Irving cleared tor up-river ports this morning with 20 passengers . and IB tons of freight. '•' First diss Board and comtortablo Rooms it Miss Yea's, G ■•Inmliin st:, opposite Catholic ch-ie!i Haed Wood.—I have a lot just in. Send orden for winter tupply, as we cannot get it in winter.—W. R. Aus- tis. se21tS ' The itr. Gladyt returned from up- river porti yeiterday afternoon with 20 passeogeri aud a full load of farm produce. Just received, the latest fall slijleB in Ladiel' and Children's Dolmans, Mintles and Jackets, at.laraes iBIlerd MSo'i, ".„...„..,.......-, uie^Otc. It il ruriiorSH"^ C. P. R. will ihortly increase the train service be- t*-to lid. a*M««' Vanooum arid- adopt the old lyitem. ,^QlBMy*HdI.tonllpotlia.roid to 9K protBiM, tad (jpl'epi*. mitt Saw thii Wek. tit is notijiipobable he Arulhur Hill, 0. E., luperintendent of the rive,, mouth improv.menti.went the genua* this morning ■».' tha..««* preparatory to. Mn, F. Welcome McCridy will re- lume her class in voesl nosle on Tuesday, 25th inst'. Pupili will please notice the ohfuig.,of Miidence, corner of Ague, ahrH.iwr.hce its. dselOtc Work wai commenced ou the foundation of th. new Hsrnley building thi, ifternoon. The contractors are determined to take advantage of the jtrntntthtttmec^tet to nud) .ftp. work. A carload of nitive hone, arrived from the interior last night and were In fKe'O. P; RT' corral''most "of "the day. They in a in. spirited lot of animstsstid looked tqbt in good condition. C '■;.-. " •:■■ V- ' '■■ ' A turveying party left yeiterday ou the itr. Amelia for North Saanich where they will commence the survey of th. Victoria Sainieh and New We-tmis-ter -vvilwaj fci thii cttj.-' • tMeri will hi i meeting 61 the coun'- cil of the rifle association to-morrow evening at 8 o'clock in Mr. Benson's osk. to .rrange for the tnniial priae meeting. All memben ire requested lobe preient. The itr. Rithet arrived from Victoria yeiterday afternoon with 52 passengers ondlQCO cases Skeena salmon billed to eutern points. She cleared on the return trip thi, aftornoon on tlio nr- r'.tal of the Pacific express. The barque Nanaimo, dpi, Newby, arrived from Victoria early yesterday morning'to load lumber at tho Itoytil City Milla for Melbourne, Australia. Sh. will commence taking in cargo tomorrow, and will be ready for sea in about two weeks. The bid times in New Zealand have induced a number of the colonists to writ* to Britiih Columbia on the sub- . loot of settliment there. If the New Zealanders commence to move eaat England Ind better look * to the condition ot London bridge.—Mail. When tho tyitem It debilitated by (lit- ciLc,'ttihould be strengthened ami ,v- mttm\mV»\ Ayer1! Sarsaparilla. Tliit ; medlMoe Invariably prdyes itself worlliy ol.all thi, pan le said in- its favor. Bold' by druggists and dealers in mediolne!. Price $1.' Six bottles, SjVi. Th. Chilliwhaok igrioultural exhibition takes place on Wednesday and Thundiy next, 20th and 27th inttt. Th. itr. Irving will leive thia port at 8 Wedneiday for Chilliwliackj [, slU '.leave Cjillliwhack, at •"'•«• Fnra. for tlio round "t* a- -'YaW^^'V^i1" 'he ting at their new foundry on 'ifter th.blast waiitart- .) minute* till the metal wu running,'whioh it comideied remarkably qulok work. . The catting WM a oowiplete inccets and the quality of work t 'riled but Wii thoroughly ftliruraoted round town oil excellent authority; thit a number of our weclthient oilizeni lav. bought itoek DoOTBe will be lost in pushing the w>kthro«gtf the ao- - qqkijionof fraih capital p«U the wim* ptny Iii a position to complete the •forkewitWn.tfWa-'Mtt'n'e. ' itWi .—..,. 4 *,. .. ' TheTr»MMi--*tloaet Lobsters. It ii considered probable that next year the department of merino and fisheries will undertake the transportation of lobsters from the Atlantic to tlie FaciRc coast for tlm purpose of raising tho crUBtacon on our western shores. The experiments made in the United States have shown that tho transportation oan bo .accomplished with success, and the only point appears to be as to whether tho lobster would flourish in the milder waters of the Pacific. --Ottawa Free Preis, Weddings. Kamloops had Lwo fashionable weddings last week, and. from the reports of tho Sentinel, it is evident tho Chineae residents of the inland capital will be on short allowance for the next six months, as for aa rice is concerned. The first event was the marriage of Mr. Pembprtou, a wealthy rancher and Miss Kate Cochrane, formerly of this city. The ceremony waa performed by Rev. Canon Cooper. A magnificent breakfast was afterwards aervod at the Grand Pacific Hotel. The sec ond event was the wedding of Walter Dewdney, S.M., gold commissioner, to Miss Chipp, daughter of the well-known Dr. Ohipp. ' Cmlter Coliml.nl ion. A despatch from Ottawa aaya: Alex. Begg, comtnisioner of the B. C. government in the Crofter colonization scheme, was in tlie city yesterday on his way to tho Pacific, Tho question as to the. settlement of Scotch Crofters in British Columbia will, ho states, como before n special committed in November. Mr. Bogg hna asked the British government for a loan of £150,- 000 for 1,200 families, or about £120 each, and a reduction in interest from oh to 3 per cent., no interest to be collected for tlie first five years, and the whole debt to be liquidated within twenty-five years. Mr. Begg is hopeful of a satisfactory settlement. From koolcuay. Mr. T. F. Sinclair, contractor tor the Kooicj'sy ennui, arrived in tho city yesterday and reports that the work on tho excavation of the canal iB finished and the building of the looks is being proceeded with. The gates for the locks have been finished, and as soon as the timber work in connection with them is ready they will be put in place. After the, locks are finished some dredging will be necessary to let the water into the canal. The steamer from Gulden is making regular trips to Kootenay, and will continue to do so until tha 10th pro'x., when it will be laid up for the winter. ■Some dredging will be done next year which Will allow the steamer to run as late as Christmas. A valuable galena find has been made on a creek three miles north of Columbia Lake. The vein is ten, feet thick and is one of the richest ever found in the province. A company will be formed to operate it. A miner named Brady has struck gold ou Findlay Creek in paying quantities and also on Perry Creek, near Col.' Baker's ranch, A company has been formed and is working these claims. - OfentleM on the Southern. Ten miles of the right of way for the Southern Railway is completed and will be ready for grading as Eoon as the cross-secti-amugia sufficiently advanced. The engineers are now cross- sectioning the line and will have •Rough ready for tho contractors to allow work to be commenced on the grading in about two weeks. Mr. Jamei Leamy, who has the contract for grading the line to the boundary, says he will begin operations at the earliest possible date and if the weather is at all favorable trains will be running to the boundary by March 1st. Mr. Leamy has made a thorough inspection of the line, and finds it to be easy railroading throughout, there being no cuts over the entire distance, and a food bottom with no heavy fills. Tbe lis will average from 4 to 5 feet, whioh is very similar to pruirio grading. On tho whole, Mr, Leamy thinks the work will be comparatively ensy, and its progress will necessarily be rapid, aa iliere aro no heavy cuts or rock work to check or delay operations. Fivo hundred men will be employed ou tho contract at the start, but this number will be increased if the weather il favorable for outdoor work. When symptoms of malaria appear, in any form, take Ayer's Ague Cure. It will prevuut a development of tha germs of disease, and eradicate them from the system. A euro is warranted in every instance. mtm M a-Nan %f*,Ht«hir'iC-stofia .tri'iil ,8011*1 Y3J J50 Police Conrt. Before T. C. Atkinson, P. M. Alox. Qriy, charged with being drunk and incapable, was released on C'5 rati, and aa he did not put itt an appearance this morning the bail wat forfeited. Jimtnio Harris, a Hvilah Indian, charged with being drunk and assaulting Capt. Oeorge, pleaded guilty, He was lined 85 for being drunk and 32.50 for the assault. Joe, a Hyduh Indian, charged with being drunk, was fined So. Charley, a Chinaman, notorioui for hit bad conduct, was charged with tup- plying liquor to Indiana, pleaded not guilty at Brit, but nftervrirdi admitted tlio charge.; He wu. sentenced to lix months imprisonment with herd labor. Jack, a Harriion Itiver Indian, charged with having liquor in his poi- lenien pleaded not guilty. Although the liquor was found in Jack's canoe the charge againtt him could not be proven and the one wat dismissed. Edwird Montonee, oharged with ! having liquor in hii possession, plesded not guilty. The charge wai proven and he woi lentenced to 00 days'imprisonment with hard labor. M. A. St. Mars, St. Boniface, Manitoba, writes: Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil is a public benefit. It lias done wonders here, and has cured myself of a bad cold' in one day.. Can bo relied upon, .to remove pain, heai tores' of various kinds, md benefit any inflamed portion of the body to which ft it applied, tad.rr, Undl.i Sol... Tho hirvest is well nigh finiuied and Ihe crop it fully one-third beyond the average. Some of tho late grain remains yet to bo secured, but With fine weather next week all will bo rocurcd. Out! are selling readily at from $22 to $24 por ton. Hay is 814 per ton, and wheat ia in great demand nt $28, but hulden aik ,(30 per ton; potatoes, $12 to $14 per ton. " The' agricultural show on the tecond pros, promim to bo • success, ns it ii hoped everyone will find something to exhibit; The roads are in goud order,' and a large number of people are expected to visit us from the surrounding diitrict ii well ii from the city of New Westminster, whole inhabitant! have alwayi ao well supported like exhibition! in the district. The tithing during the past week hai beon good, and the cannoriee have obtained large numbers of ialmon from Mud Bay, where seine fishing ii being carried on. Th. demand for lumber il brisk, and the mill ii kept running night and day to to supply the demand. Our new council are trying to msko up for lost time; they intend for Ihe third time thil year asking for a loan by-law, but, from tho lateness of the season and the short timo this present council have had in ofHuo, many will hesitate to support it, knowing by experience that ono council cannot bind another, and promises of roads to get supportsrs of the measure, will thus easily bu thrown over. Every land holdor has a vote, taxes paid or not, as long as ho appears on the assessment roll now being mide out; so everyone ihould seo that they are on the lilt. Messrs. Cambie and Green, of the C. P. R., were hero tak ing soundings for a bridge, and it is reported found n suitable location, so that we no all on the lookout for a railway boom, as from the 0,P. R. and Saanich Railway schemes we are sure to get railroad communication with the outer world. We were favored with a visit from our popular reprosenlative ut Ottawa lait week, and everyone wis filcased to see him looking so well and learty. Personal. F, Fooks returned from lil'.'oillo'waet yesterday. G. A. Keliy paid Vancouver a visit yesterday afternoon. W. H. Stoves, of Lulu Island, is stopping st the Colonial. A, St. George Haininorsley, of Vancouver, was in town to-day. 0. F, Green and wife came up from Ladners on the itr. Rithet yeiterday. St. Clair B>ckett, of Laiigiey, went to Victoria this afternoon by tbo sir. Kithet. John Dcvine, of Vancouver, was'in the oity thii afternoon on 'buiideu matters."' -., ,„iiu> « J. R. Southerby. cf Delta, oame up on the Rithet yeiterday and returned home to-day. F. C. Cotton and Capt. Worsnop, of the News-Advertiser, Vancouver, were in tbe city yesterday. Amos Bowman, who hai had charge of the geological explorations in thii vicinity during the past five months, is in the city. R. J. Armstrong wis out to-day for the fint time in 2 weeks and hit many friendi will be glad to know he it improving iteadily. Mm, B. Abbott, Miu freer, Mn. Wortnop, Mrs. Leask and a number of Vanoouver ladies came over to-day in Mr. Abbott's private car and spent the afternoon in shopping. Mr. James Fletf and family are in town from the far, far north on their way to Mr. Flett's old home in the Orkney Wands. About 44 yean igo Mr. Flett entered the H. B. Co.'i service at the age of 17 and was sent to York Fort, snd afterwards to Mc- Kenzie river district where he has been ever since. He met Lord Lonadile in the north and ii now en route to pay a visit to the icene of hit boyhood dayi. —Calgary Tribune. They Never foil.-Mr. S. M. Bough- ner, Langton, avrites: "For about two years I was troubled with Inward Piles, but by using l'annelce's Pills, I was completely cared, und although four yuars have elapsed sipce then tliey have not returned, Parmelee's l'ills aro ituti- bilious and a specific for tbe cure of Liver and Kidney Complaints, Llyspeptda, Cos- tiviiness, Heauaufie, Piles, uti;., and will regulate the secretions and i-emovit till bilious matter. €ommnmtntiona. Tall Talk. KiiiToit C01.11MI1IAM:—1 see iii your issue of the 12th inst. a communication from " Lllck-a-Kuck," wishing to correct (as he says) false statements mado in your issue of tbe 22nd of August, relative to the waters of the Luck-a-Knck and Vedder Creeks. Now, " Luok-a- Kuck " need not take the pin out of Ills ihlrt neck just yet. All the Sumas and Upper Sumas people are going to do is to Sut a dam acrn.as t'oe head cf Vai.hr reek so that Luok-a-Kuok will gat all tlie water belonging to Chllliwhaclti V.'c aro not sollisht we do not want anytliing but what belongs to us. Wo will not trouble him with even a drop of tlio spring water of Vedder Creek. Vedder Creek did not Sow out of the Luck-a- Kuck when I flnt iaw it. It was not connected with tt in any way until tampered with. These are facts which can be substantiated, and I would not have the least difficulty In pointing out the whites and Indians wbo first tampered with these waters. "Luck-a-Kuck is also grunting and whining something about tlie desecration ol tin Sabbath, dynamite, and what he would lay and do. Well, In thete progressive days gas Is cheap, and for the doing part I would bet on him taking his three meals a day as usual. I would have " Luck-a-Kuck" understand that there are men In Sumaa md Upper Sumaa who have as much respect lor the sanctity of the Sabbath day oi " Luck-a-Kuok." I know men who on all occasions ire talking about the Sabbath, to,,'its,, and I would feel ill it ease to have them around my ben roost after sundown. I do not intend to answer any more of " Luck-a-Kuek's" oommunloatlont; but we Will torn tho water all the nme, It fifii Nd. l'Lrn.K-i-Kyo«.", I Upper Sumai, Sept. 23fd,' 1888, ' •ana^noBiapMBaaa Late Canadian News. ' Ottawa, Sept. 18.—The case of La- tUmme vs. the Mai! comei up tji'ore the lupreme oourt at the Ootober term. It is etatod hero that Eva.ne, who persisted in running for Cardwell, against the wishes of the tory leaden, is to receive a position in the guvern- ernment of British Columbia. KitrosviiiB, Oat;, Sept. 18.—A colored youth, named Lyons, after being thrown in a wrestling matoh by Fred Townsend, aged 10, picked up a atone and threw it at Towntend, fracturing hii skull. Thero is no hope of, his recovery. ' Quebso, Sept. 18. -His excellency the go.ernor-gencral yesterday visited the Ureuline convent as the reigning sovereign or rotni'sentativo of the only' male outside tlie chaplain allowed admission in this cloistered community. Lord Stanley is tho only laymin in Canada allowed within its laored precincts, iii ', - Gdouckster', Sept. 20.—Capt. William Harding, of the schooner Flying Scud, arrived last night from Libra- dor. He says that to his own knowledge there ii no truth iu tho published itoriet that tlie peoplo aro starving. The fishing has been poor, but in every harbor ho visited the- peoplo seemed in a comfortable condition, and vessels from the' more northern ports brought no stories of destitution. Montreal, Sept. 20.—An explosion of gunpowder in the fireworks store of John Despooas, on Notre Dame itreet, caused a fatal lire, in which Mrs. Du- tnaii, mother-in-law of DespoMi and W. H. Deapocas, hii' brother, were cremated. The old lady's body was found burnt to a oriip on tho third floor. ■-;« ',"■• St, :Johns,;NlW.ti':;f!|ipt. 20.—This fUiintit to-day expressed belief that the scheme of the confederation of Newfoundland with Canada is dead for the preient. There wu .largely attended meeting list night of thoie op- poted to confederation. Wimtipua, Sept. 21i-a-The ioity ia considerably agitated dyer . mock marriage under which a married man, well- known in this city, .succeeded in ruining a young girl. No arrests have been made as yet, and efforts are boing made to effect a compromise. . » .a-.' ^—■ Worms derange the whole system, Mother Graves's Worm Exterminator deranges worms, and gives rest to the sufferer. It only costs twenty-live cents to try it and be convinced. Meteorolosleal Ceporl for Week Ending Sept. Mad, 1SS3. , ,'„ - Sunday „„ Monday Tuesday Y,;e(ttres(tay 'iimrsday .,'.......h... Friday '..•..,.i....'.; Saturday MAX. MIN. ltAIN. . 62.0 fil.0 60.0 MO 510 0.03 50.0 0.60 51.0 0.32 ■46.0 il.O 67.0 MM) ...... 10.0 MM) ISO A PEELK.Capt'n. A lady writes: "I was enabled to remove tho corns, root and branch, by the use of Holloway's Corn Cure." Othen who have tried it have tlie ume experience. Wholesale city Market. Beef, per 10Q1T)K Pork " Mutton " Potatoes " Cabbage ". Onions " Wheal f Oats !' Peas " Hey, per toil Butter (rolls) per ft Cheese, " ,.,■„, Eggs, per dos. „. Conlwooil (retail) per curd. Apples, per box Hmi'Hlj-r'ii) per 100 lbs.... II .dry, It Wool, per lb... Whei Baby wh sick, wtgm herCHtata, TOwa she was a CkUd, she cried for Ctrtocir*, When sbebecsne Kiss, sbsclugUCMterki, Wh— il»b>dCUMn> rtn-mthmfTsiliiU XWT O. T. U^-RKOULAK MEETING Vf • eve'*y Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock at the W. < *. T. IT. Headquarters lover Cnnnlnifhftrn ft Itnltli's Hhopj, Doug- Inn hi. 1,'iyni Koflon tn the Fame place every Frldiij- afternoon. datiJltc BAPTIST CUI-IU-H, Agues Htreet, Kant of Mery Htreet, Tord's Itoy Km-icvR ;tt II a. ro. und 7 p. tn. Sabhatb Reboot mulBlble Clwts nt S:W p. m. AU S'li:,-M'o; HtrHiiKftin tiorillHlly welcomed. - [',•,•.']' .oh. UaluVln, piiHtor. fl f ETIIODIST CHURCH* Oddfellows' IM New Hull. Rev. J. H. White, Pastor. BervlccH ut II a. m, ami 7 p.m. Bnnditjr School and Bible Otenn a*,Wp. m. Prayer Meeting on Thuisdnys ai T.HOp.ra. (Mate free; stranger* oordl-ttlylnvlled. §'T. PAUL'S c-huiu-ii. John Street, 1 OppoHite Orange Hull. Rev. Thomu addon, Pastor. (Services every Sunday at 11 ii, in. and 7 p. m. Thursday evenings at 7:30 ovioBk. Heatx free; all are cordially Invited. Sunday Hctiool at Z:D0 p. m. A UK I mu heh UKION LODOB No, 9, A. K. A. M.— 'fbfi regular Communication* of this Lodge are . „ . held on t he drut Monday In eaeh mouth. Sojourning brethren are cordially Invited to attend PETER GRANT, " •■nM-te Secretary. •fcTOTIOB. / VX ACCOUNT OK THB MAHAORH U of tbe Oas Worll bllni sick, all accounts will lie payable at HAND BROS,' for tbe time befiii, ,L JAB. CUNNINGHAM, dsfcHftl President. Sacks! Sacks! JUST AlttllVED-ri.OOO SACKS and BaTOO more en route. Farmers, send In your orders early, that I may know bow many to Import. dwse24ml W. H. AUSTIN. TENDERS WANTED iMB REMOVING: THB TWO 'BUOD- ! In|t on Columbia' and Front Street! owned tor tho underlined, from Lot 7, Block 6, to Lot 1, Block O. Plans and specification! can be Men ml my oflice. Tenders lo bo In by noon on TOKSDAY, tho 2nd October. The lowett or any tender not necessarily accepted. dlliltd HENRY y. EDMONDS. Children Cryfor Fitoher'sCastoria Power of Attorney. DURING MY AOiENOE FROM THE 1'i.ovloc,, .Mr. John O, Brown, Pott- mastor, holds inyl>o'warTor'ATaa1i*J*y-Ja*d- hrmMiorlnd to represent me In .nylll. of rny real estate In tbe eity or dlttrlet. dielOml WILLIAM CLARKSON. •KTpTIOE •VTOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THaT j\ we have mado appllcrMnn to the Hon. Minister of tlio Interior for a lease for timbering purposes of tliu following dcscrlbsd tract of land: Commencing at a post planted at the forks of Silver Creek (on Harrison Lake), about one and a-balf miles from lta mouth: thence east 80 chains, thenee south 120 ohalns, thence west 100 ohalns, thence North 120 ohalns, thence east 80 chains, to place of commencement. BRUNETTE SAW MILL CO. (Ld.) dsc22ml Per H, L. DkBeck, Manager. IVIEN'S, BOYS' & CHILDREM'S CLOTHING CHILDREN'S JERSEY SUITS, 13-ALI, PRICES. ■» HarcH Soft Felt Hats . Latest New York k Loudon Makes. Gents' Ties, Umbrellas, MEN'S AND BOYS' RUBBER COATS. , .pjO^UiyrBIA STREET , dwso'to .-. Opp. rcleiralibOHM — S GEORGE .BYRNKS AUCTIONEER.,. ) [fl I, I 'j; ' IJ I ' AtrCTipN PROVINCIAL NORTH ASM OF FRASER RIVER, Ml AUACENT LANDS, NEW WESTMINSTER DISTRICT. TUESDAY, 83rd OCTOBER AT 11 O'CLOCK, A. M. I bave been instructed by the Chief Commissioner of Lands ind Works to sell by Auction AT VANOOUVER, B. O. Several parcels of line agricultural landa, situate on or near the North Arm of Fra- icr Itiver, being subdivisions of Lots 32.1, 320, 329, 330,-331, 332 to339, 149, 160, 1S6,175,100, 195. The subdivisions of these Lots contain from 27 to 172 icrei each; the location of theao lota is shown on the preient maps of the Diitrict. The forms In Uie Immediate vicinity of then Lots are considered the finest agricultural properties In British Columbll. Some ot the lot. front on the North Arm, .ml oth.r. iro In the lmmedlite vicinity ol the simo. Steamer, run dally from New Westminster and Vancouver, past these valuable properties, ALSO, Ull <M t. SJI, l.d 1.1. 15. I. IM. All situate between theNorth Arm o( Fraser River .nd Vmconver City. The North Arm Bold from Vancouver rani through these Lots, .nd there are other roadi laid out that will give icoeistoeach of them. This property commences about 1% miles south of Vinoouver City audi! bounded on tho well by the O. P. Bailway Land Orint, and li lurveycd Into lots containing fiomfl to 60 acres each, mops of which will ihortly be ready for dlitrlbution. All the landl lo be lold are well adapted lor agricultural, dairy ororchard purposes, and on account of their close proximity to th. m«rkltiot Vmconver and New weit- mlnstor ollles, will b.desirable properties for families seeking a home or far Invest- The' C, P. Bailway are now constructing a fine wagon road from Vancouver to the North Arm of Fraser Blver and Lulu Island. They are also surveying a line of railway through tbeso properties with a view of connecting with tbo united States system of railways at Seattle. Tbeso landl may fairly lie considered as the most valuable ever ottered for saio by auction In British Columbia. GEORGE BYRNES, lllMd . AUCTIONEER. —=6 im.'.ma ibov ^^ taioq a, FULHUII 1 ,■ 1 FlftOldflillTIOO v- Dit 'Jill bloi UflJl V7'i •-: V> Ituo ovl'S A .;■ JUST DECEIVED *m- JAS. ELLARD & CO.'S I dwse7t« Practical Watchmaker, Manufacturing Jeweler&i Optician. OPPOSITfi THE BANK OF MONTREAlD.,- r:'-••' ', WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY. PLATED WARE, M BEST QUALITY. EASTHRN PRICES. A full line of Spectacles & Eye-Glasses in steel, rubber, silver and gotl V fi-ames. The finest Pebbles made, $4 per pair; all sights suited. iSpecial -attention given to FINE WATCH REPAIRS. Hiving learned tlio buiineii thoroughly from some of the finest Horologers In England, and since then miniged the witch-repairing depar aienti of i lew of the best firms on tbe continent of America, it a sufficient guirantee ot good workmanship. Formerly manager for. neirly 8 years of the well-known firm of Savage S; Lyman, Montreal. Charges Moderate, ' , HoKTBiui,, Dec, 1887.—Mr. F. Crake.—Ahdw. Robertson, Eiq., Chairman ol Montreal Harbor Commissioners, lays: "I never found a Watchmaker who did to well for me as you did when in Montreal, and I am sorry you ire not her. to-diy." iii» •-■ dwaplftc ' .,, . . . . AM. HERRING, WHOLESALE & RETAIL SUNDAY HOURS. -Mohsiso, from 8:30 to 11 o'olock. Aftkrnoou, 1 to 3 o'clock Evening, 6 to 9 o'olook, tr PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS will be prepared at any time during the night by a competent chemist, who ileepion the premises. Ring the night bell. :-,•'•,■ HERRING'S DRUG STORE, Opp. Telegraph Office, Columbia St., New Westminster. dwocSte D. S. CURTIS * CO. WHOLESALE k RETAIL DEALERS IN , - al' in '• ;• ..'•.'.luqc <* Drugs and Medicines S I'elcpliOilic Couiuilllilcution with ill the Doctors in the City. Call on ; us any tune and we will ring your Doctor up for you, Open Sundays for the sale of Medicine only:—Mohiinii, 9 to 10.30o'clock;' AFTinsoos, I to 3', Kvkxini:, 8 to 9. MEDIO.AT. H-^IiXi, ; ».„ WMi"»l«ti«r.».C., next r.l.atal H.tel. OUT THIS OUT AND PASTS IT UP. dw»nll|te CENTRAL QROOERYI Holbrook Block, Oolumbia Street. SINCLAIR HAS MOVED INTO THE ABOVE BUILDINO AND WANTS ton. .11 hll old customers and lots of new one,, ai he will lell tbiia C1IV0- CERIEE, CROCKERY, etc., cheiper thin ever. All our Goodi are fint-clius .nd ire being told is low ao Inferior gradea, Wi ttrive not to match, buttoexoe,', Juit to hind—cir of FLOUR, FEED, etc,, ef the following brinilti1 ' Salem-Patent Boiler (Amorloan); Hunsarian, StronK Bakcw (Ogii- vi«'i);Premier, Columbia Boiler (Spillumobeen); .;.-;■ And If you have not used th. Britiih Columbia FlObr do »it bneeanrl'Iie convinced that It will mike first-dais bread and paltry. "' dwau'*8to sw m ma ypmT; *^ Briok ffianuiaotarers, BUILD '.R8 AND ■jeneral Contractors HRICK-YARIWl rorl ■•..!. OFFIOKS: Craer t'.l.sbl. ud M.ry «... Hem Wrtlalntlcr. dwinhioto •tTOTIOEL N0Ttr*3 ii H':r.'*nY given that COi'.'.ys"'—■' ■•«-.- , ,.i.... *..„■ Co;, i ad lurk... '■anerof aiiplli-: ivtutQ,',heC Iililds 6 V/i-lf to, ellitse I'io foMowii'.: Cii:.r,tii»-..;-:,li.jv i No. 1 .-Comment Ing at the N..K, corner ol I« 91. K line 1 (Valdai Island); thenc. ea.t lea llOl ebnlns, south to .bore line ol Ho.kjn inlet,theneenOrthweiterlv.long share line or Hoskyn Inlet and Vlllig. buy to tb. H.K. corner of Lotll, th.no. .long: lis eastern boundary to point of commencement-containing about H No. ".-The small Itlind lying at th. bay, Valdei island, eon- -"' acre. .[•oolK.'',,ili''.olum- head of Villue bay, t.lnlng about on. Ill • New West., B. C„ Sept. 10, IWl ■it^Atram^m^atOA" By their Agent, ., _ dsellma Obablh K. Woods. WEiASE ;NOW OEENlNe OUT OUR FIRST p^fy- crics of New Goods for the coming season. Amongst-, them will be found a Vety CHOICE SELECTION and NEWEST DESIGNS in Black, Colored & Evening Shades Dressi Goods. Newest Shades In Pongee Silks and Muslins. Laces and Embroideries. Hosiery and llnilerwenr. ..;;■',''.■ ..V',Piui|iiF Aprons.. Household A Table iAoeh. Blankets, Sheets and Quilts. Down Quilts. < Waterprooft & Ulsters. Gentlemen's Tax- nishings. Olotbing, Hats, lies, led. W. * C. WOLFENDEN, dWMlMo i OOX.TT3t.SXjL. STBUtn. Ta* OoiiiiiBiAN Pbintino Ebtabubhmbit hai firtt-clasi facilllie. foi all kindi o( Oommoroial Printing. Bill Head* Utter Htldl, CirOUliM, Cardt, Envelope*, Blink Fflrmiof every description, Pottert, Oodiiri, "I«4*»'L'IW,'^,*P|P^ U:u...t»r.y other 'oU^S#s fini-eli** work ii don*. '
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Title | Daily British Columbian |
Publisher | New Westminster : Kennedy Brothers |
Date Issued | 1888-09-24 |
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Notes | Publisher changes in chronological order: Robson Brothers (1882-1883) ; D. Robson & Co. (1883-1886) ; British Columbia Stationery and Printing Co. (1886-1887) ; British Columbian Printing Company (Limited) (1887-1888) ; Kennedy Brothers (1888-1890). |
Identifier | British_Columbian_1888_09_24 |
Series | BC Historical Newspapers |
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