SIBSC'RIBE FOR The : Nanaimo : Courier The Largest Circulation. Q&n, mtxm THE : COURIER ■ Exeel/ent Advertising Mediutt VOL. NANAIMO, 11. C, TUESDAY. MARCH 26th, 1889. 'ELMONICO RESTAURANT1 EUROPEAN NEWS, Oto.-ixx*cJti. Stx'eot, Nanaimo, *B. O. H. DEMPSEY, Proprietors. f-HIS RESTAURANT HAS BERN RECENTLY FITTED UP IN FIRST-CLASS STYLE. f-'URNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE OR IN SUITE, CAN BE HAD AT ANY TIME. GOOD SAMPLE ROOMS IN CONNECTION. ohnston & Co. FOR SALE jiiericaii and Canadian JrESSED BRICK AND SAANICH AND SAN JUAN LIME, JOHNSTON 8: 00.8 COAL! THE ancouver Coal Mining AND LAND CO- I LIMITED ■) SI'SSUN DKCOBATIOHS. St. Petersburg; March 25.—-the Csar has conferred the decoration of tlie White Eagle upon the Emir of Bokhara. Members of the llokharan Embassy alio have been decorated with minor orders, PBOTKBTINQ. Alliens, March 25.—Tbe Greek government lias protested against the ftoltery prohibition issued by Austria. AN OCULIST DKAD, The Hague, March 25.— Prof. Francis Cornelius Donders, the well known Hutch oculist, is dead. nuiiiiiT IS hitter. London, March 2«.—The condition of John Bright has improved. CONSECRATED. Rome, March 25.—The Pope lias consecrated Cardinal fiatieu us Bishop of Florence, and Mgr. Liniercli as Bishop of Siena. A Tl-RF EVENT. London, March 25.—The Lincoln Spring Meeting opened to-day. The first race, 11 handicap of 000 sovereigns, was won by tlie bay filly Poem. "Turin" nOEB'xT prevail. London, March 25.—The libel suit of Mr. Mi rcier, of the Skindisoa Hospital, against Mr. Labouchere for an article publishi u in Truth, the latter's paper, ended ti -day. Mr. Merrier was given a verdict of tit. THE NEW SOCIALIST LAWS. Berlin, March 25.—The new socialist laws have been published. They provide that per.ions convicted of attacking1 tbe louiidati HIS of public or social orders, viz: marriage, religion, monarchs or property shnll be imprisoned for three years. Those convicted a second time may be forbidden to reside in certain places. News] apers offending a second time shall be suppressed. Socialists who have been expelled cannot return within live years of tlie adoption of the new code unless by police permission. Letter, -tarn*, People. m^ Cflfljg ^ |HE WELL-KNOWN NANAIMO AND SOUTHFIELD STEAM, GAS, AND HOUSE COALS ARE MINED ONLY BY THIS COMPANY, AT THEIR ESPI ANADE AND SOUTH FIELD COLI FRIES. NEAR THE PORT OF NANAIMO. DCEAN STEAMERS AND THE TAROFST DEEP-SEA VESSELS LOAD AT THE COMPANY'S WHARVES AT ALL STATES OF THE TIDE AND RECEIVE PROMPT DISPATCH. Oppenheimer Bros., I» X O TO* J3 *E3 "Kl. Mesale Grocery House, 100 and 102 Powell Street, Vancouver, B. C. FOR SALE wo Million Bricks BY THE IONEEIf STEAM BRICK YARD. COUGH LAN & MASON PROPRIRTORS, VICTORIA, B. C. Post Office Box no. Peg Top Cigar A.tioxxt±oxTL, Smolnors ! Ie ftletatet F| loj ftars. The growing popularity of this splendid OlGAR Hilly bears out the statement ofthe manufacturer, who says, i'Tliis is the Finest Cigar in the Market." No one who has once und them will usi any oilier. It sells on ils merits, and is now used throughout ibe Dominion of Canada. For QUA. 1TV, PURITY AND FLAVOR the PEG TOP t- Hi.'iK. Fur sale by . , ilmon Leiser, Victoria, B. C ""■Hit* AMD THAT, Mischievous Hoy (drawing branch of tree, to crusty bachelor, while his doting papa luoks on admiringly)—"I'm a borse! I'm a horse!'' Crusty Bachelor—"No, no, my hoy; you talk to,, much. You must he a descendant of llaalam's ass." Wilson meeting Smith, a reporter—"I sugpose you are very busy at the office just aow?*' Smilh—"Yes; when Parliament is in session we are always a little short- handed." Wilson—"Ohl I thought reporters were a good deal thai way any time." City Dude (to country girl)—"Ah, Miss Hayseed, you—nh—must feel dreadfully beared—ah—when—nh—you conic tu the city?" Miss IL—"Well, I used ter be) but Lstvksl a daisy! shan't never agin gtlskbeercd nt ennytliin , now's I've sec-nt you!" Mis- Coulter—Oh, dear! I'm afraid I'll belatc. Mother, won't you comehelp Maria 1 nil on this ctrsL-t? I'll never gtl dressed at iliis'ra'.-. There, lhat will do nicely, W'lieiv! (live ine n moment to see if I can breathe in it. Yes. Now bring me my paper-sole walking shies. They le.uk rather ihin for wetwealbcr; hut ii can't ho helped. I couldn't drag mysell along in heavy shoes, wilh the weight of this new street costume tn ciory. Ii 1.early breaks my hack. There, I'm read)-, Mrs. Coulter—Where are you going? Miss Coulter—To ihe Modern Pro- gress Society meeting. I am lo read a paper on "Woman's Weakness Due to Man's Tyraany." Religion and Charity Booming—Stranger — Kiising sociables! What are they? Raral lielle—The) are never except to raise money fir some religions or charitable •bjeet. The jottng m n are hlintholded, and on the payment ofa fixed sum some girl, whom he doesn't know, of course, is brought up to him aud he is allowed to kiss her. He nevcr hnds 0111 nho he kissed; bul hy vying enough he can kiss every girl in the room. So, y.-u tee, he gets the one he wants, but he can ne er tell which one it was. "I see. Is there much activity ill religious and benevolent circles In a town like this?" "Yes, indeed. It just keeps every one of us busy hunting ehjects to hold sociables for." Not a criticism.—In a lawsuit before Fs- t;eire Jones Inst week four"ceil reputable witnesses swan: to seeing Tele lacksoa carry oil ;, rifle belonging to Abrann Weeks. Jackson himself didn.t deny Ihe fact, refusing lo pleatl at all. hut his Honor lischargedhim, Why? Because Jackson's brother Jim ->ent four gallons of whiskey around lohis Honor's shanty thc day befire his trial. Wc don't propose to eriiici.e tne judiciary of this lown, hut we feel lo remark lhal if Esquire Jones was soaked in tlie creek for about four days he'd be more worlhy of ihe conlidence of our people. We don't say lhal he sold himself for for font gallon) o-'whiskey, but we are ready to prov,:'.hat he has been drunk ever since the case was ended. An Ohio newspaper tells this story about Horace Porter, son of .he general. When he was in Prlncetown College (he graduated in the class of'87) he was ill for some days, While he was stretched out on a couch in his room there came a rap at ihe loor. "Who's there?" he shouted. "It's me, Dr. McCosh," was lhc answer in a hard Scotch brogue. "You're .1 liar," retorted Forler, who really ih,,ugltt ii was a classmate. "If ii wasDr, McCosh he would say, -Ii is I."' There was no answer l-i this hut thc sound of feet scalding down lhc corridor, Young Poller run lo ihe door, cautious1) opened it, looked down the hall and saw ihe hack, and tall, s'p,,p.d form of Hi. McCosh disappearing. Tbe Presidenl of Prlncetown never spoke of the incident] nor did Porter until he had his sheepskin, GOLD GRAZE. The e tit s of California are almost einp- | tied and eve.yhodv rushing to the New Eldorado beyond Lnsenada, For map and description of the mineral region of Lower California consult ib<> STANDARD ATLAS. Sold onlv bv li. Lee», Central I Hotel. - Editor Courier!—I really think tlie •'Old Man's" remarks in tlie Free Press of Inst evening, in which he says thai il is a peculiar circumstance that many of the young ladies of the city take tbe direction ofthe Departure Bay road for a stroll on Sunday afternoon for the purpose of comparing their charms wilh those of their "dusky sister girls" is most ln*i|ilting. If the "Old Man" is in tlie habit of frequenting tbe Indian camp on lhal road, why should be insinuate that respectable white girls are in tlie habit of following his example. Lilt. tibn'on Courier:—In the evening paper of toe 22d inst. an article appearetl headed "A Poor l'olicv," anil iu which the writer states that the streets, sidewalks and bridges of Nanaimo would compart favorably with tlie other cities of the province, ami also with Winnipeg, Now I have visited all of the cities of the province, ami also the city of Winnipeg, and I must certainly take issue with the writer of tlie article in question. It is apparent that the writer ha* never been outside of this city; or he would never have made such a rash assertion. To its discredit I must say, that of all the cities of the province, Nanaimo is certainly in tlie worst condition of them all. To compare its streets, bridges and sidewalks and crossings as being equal to those of any other city ia ridiculous, and by all accounts if tb« municipal authorities, with their hands tied by the people, refusing to supply ways and means to provide the improvements actually necessary for repairing and placing the present streets, etc., in decent condition, cannot do anything. I think it will be some years yet before Nanaimo can attempt to compare anything iu the way of streets, etc., to any other city. It is all very well to say by constantly referring to tho bad condition of tilings here lhat it will do liana aud Injure the city, but look at the matter in the oilier light'. May it not also have a Beneficent effect and awaken up the people of the city to a proper state of things, and accomplish the good purpose which I have no doubt you hail in view when bringing these matters and tbe state of affairs before the public. Can any city or town ever expect to become a place for capitalists to invest their money unless they can see something in the way of improvements goiug on, and the people themselves expending seme money in order to make and give the city or town the appearance of one ? Take the city of Vancouver ns an exam- pit'and see what, through tho judicious expenditure of money ban been obtained there. You find the streets graded, ph_iked, sidewalks built, electric light, tire service the best in the prorinee; Tots cleared and the streets being opened up, handsome buildings erected, a street railway about to bo built this year and a gootl supply of water ami waterworks, gas, and II variety of other things, manufactures, etc., too numerous to mention going on in 'lie city, and all of Ih.s done in the short period of four years; and what was at hat time a forest lias been changed into a fair and prosperous city, Why? Not because tbe railway terminus is there, but simply because tbe people were go-ahead, stirring and energetic. Vancouver lias no coal fields to rely on, and although it has the railroad terminus and tlie China steamships lo assist it to some extent, yet tlie number of men employed by the railroad company and steamship company Is not one-half tbe number engaged in Nanaimo in the coal trade. 1 don't think you can tind any person residing in Nanaimo or who has been a visitor to the "Black Diamond City" for the laBt three months, except the writer of the article in question, who will have the audacity to deny that during that time the streets have been muddy, and in some places the crossings could not be seen for Ihe mud on top of them. True once iu a j while the corporation's workmen would scrape them off, but owing to tlie crossings being so low, perhaps ancient, they would in an hour be in junt as bad condition again. To attempt to compare the streets, etc., of Ibis eity with either Winnipeg or San FrancisCO is so absurd that 1 will not take up space in vour valuable paper to show its absurdity. 1 would strongly advise the editor of the "Frue Press" to advocate improvements throughout the city instead of wasting time writing statements respecting tbe condition of tlie city which be knows will not bear inspection. 1 think, perhaps, if he took a holiday and visited the places named, also the cities of the province, he would Ik. convinced of the untruthfulness of the article ol tha 22,1 inst. Yours, etc., .lisriTiA. 8P0BTIHG MOTES, tbe DETROIT TUB! mibtino. Tin* Detroit Driving Club have arranged details of the merchants and manufacturers if 10,000 stake which will be offered at tlie summer meeting July 23d to 28th inclusive. Tlie stake is open to trotting horses that have not beaten 2:24 prior to April 15th. All horsemen who wish to enter horses must send tneir own name and addresses lo D. J. Camper, president of tlie club, not later than April loth, when 1160 of the $500 entrance tee must be deposited, The remaining $37.'> is payable in equal instalments May 16th, June 16th and July 8th, Horses are to be named on the latter dav. if the amount of entrance money should exceed $10,000 by less than $500, the excess will be added to the ftuke; but If the excess is $500 or over, a consolation purse will be Offered for horses winning no part of original purse Strangers and others visiting Departure ,-ay or Fast Wellington are strictly pro hlblted from riding on lhc cars on thc Fasl Wellington Railway.—EAST WELLING- TON COAL CO. ' A IHQII-FBICED CATCHBK. Boston, March 26,—Catcher Bom mere. Of the Boston club, has hei-n 1-eJoased and will be signed by the Chicago club. I ivc thousand dollars was paid by Ihe Chicngos to secure his release. A SLF.EI'ER IIVINO. Buffalo, X. Y., Man-It 25.—Mrs. All- house, the Atliea deeper, is believed by her relatives to be in a dying condition, Her last longest trance was six days, and since reviving from that she has had several shorter ones She is so weak that she cannot communicate with attendants or do the slightest thing lo help herself. SWEET Pahbon. Washington. March 25.—The president lias pardoned Fred. F. Bickell, of Minnesota, sentenced .lime Oth 1838 to six years Imprisonment for embezzling national bank funds while acting as messenger; also John li. Brown, of Washington Territory, sentenced to one year's Imprisonment Sept. 8th 1SS-S for selling liquor to Indians. A MICHIGAN KILLING. Cheyboygan, Mich., March 25.—Late Saturdav night, during a row in a disreputable house kept bv one Smilh, near the depot, Sheriff Hayes and Marshal] Bourcbard entered aud tried to quell the disturbance. Smith resisted tbe attempt to arrest some of the inmates and a fight j followed, in which revolvers were freely used. Marshal Bourchard was shot j through the head and dangerously I wounded, and Smith was shot through the neck aud killed. TIIK FISHERMEN PLEASED, Gloucester. March 25.—The announce- j ment that the Canadian and New Found- land governments would license American fishermen this season gives much j satisfaction here. Many vessels will take out licenses immediately and proceed to j New Foundland for bail, that point being ! the nearest to Grand Bank fishing grounds. Tbe fleet will be larger this year than it was last year. A faction nan r. Pineville, Ky., March 25.—The arrest of Gen. Seiner, of tlie Yellow Creek faction, by the Turner faction last Thursday, and the further arrest of Harvey Turner, John Crook Turner nnd John Codle, of the Turner faction, ami the transportation of two of them to the Tazwell, Tenn., jail and the removal of Seiner to the Stanford jail, was followed to-day by the killing of Alexis Turner by James B'urcli, and the killing oi Burch by Jeff King. They met in the road, and Turner- tired at Btireh, the hall striking his gun. ISuroliI then replied with bis Winchester, killing! Turner. Jetf King then killed Bureb, With four in jail and two dead, the ranks of the outlaws are getting thin, NEWS FROM SAMOA. Washington, March 25.—Captain O. N. Scboonamaker commanding the Ynnda- lia reports under date of February 28rd., he found in port the Nipsic and If. B. M. ship.Calliope and the German corvettes Adler, Olga and Eber. Everything has been quiet since tlie last reports from Samoa sent home and Commodore Mullon having prepared a full report of the condition of affairs in the Island would go by the same mail. The Trenton had not arrived, Commander Mullon, commanding tlie Nipsic, reports to the Navy under date 01 February 28rd. II. M. 1',. ship Calliope arrived on February 2nd and relieved tbe Royalist. The English imp-i-, the Samoan Times, had resumed publication. On the Hlh of February a severe gale visited the harbor, during which the American barkentlne Constitution was driven ashore ami became a total wreck. Everything possible was done to save the vessel. The second outterofthe Nipsic iu charge of Ensign W. P. White took off the captain and crew. The Constitution was owned by Nicholas Richard, of San Francisco. Other smaller vessels are reported to have gone ashore on ihe West end of tfpola Island. Affairs at Apia, he reports, have been very quiel since the last dispatch to the departments. No molestation to foreigners or natives ha,I occurred. On the ,'itb of February Herr Brandels, a German subject, and president of the so-called Tamaaese govern merit was reported to have resigned and left for Sydney in the merchant steamer Lubeck. The indications arc that the Tanmsese party are losing ground. PERSONAL. Messrs. J. Elgorsoii and M. Kee* arrived yesterday from Cortez Island. Mr. D. O.MoGregor, representing I.e es Wilson & Co., lea merchants and wholesale grocers, Montreal, is registered at the Delmontco, Win. Johnson, insurance agent, lefl by the Robert Dunsmuir yesterday. Dr. Ellbarts of Wellington, and Dr. and Mrs. Walkem of Fast Wellington, were in town yesterday. A. R. Johnston and M. S. Davys were passengers to Victoria by yesterday morning's train. James Tolmie, M.P.l'.. and (leorge Thompson, M.l'.I'., returned to their duties in tbe Local House by the same train • Mr. and Mrs. Bcvilockwuy returned to Nauaimo by yesterday's noon train I.. Rosenfeld, of Rosenfeld ek Sous. San Francisco, is In town again. Mrs. J. Wilcox and Mrs. J. Shaw and daughters returned to Nanaimo on Sunday's train. . --•»♦■ Tho Canadian mad steamships are now on their last trip tollalifnx for ihe season, the next sailings to be for Quebec and Montreal. No. LOCAL AND GENERAL. POLICE I'ollll. Nothing occurred to call for the assistance of thc magistrates yesterday. rui 1 ISK DEl'ABTsIENT. The sum of $600 has been appropriated by the Legislative Assembly towards the support ofthe fire department of this city. I 1001 TEXADA. The steamer Muriel arrived about eight o'clock Sunday evening from Texada with W. Hlrstas a passenger, lie report* everything booming. FBOM V.INCorvER. The steamer Muriel arrived last night from Vancouver and loft almost Immediately for Texada with passengers and freight. Messrs. (Viierly and McKay were passengers from Vancouver. RBFOBT OF THE INSPECTOR of MINES. The report of the government inspector of mines, which has just reached us, is very full and complete, and contains a great deal of interesting information. We will lake occasion to refer to it at u future lime. ACE COMES ON. The "Old Man" thanks God that there is to be a new undertaker, Evidently age is telling upon him and soon be expects to he "gathered to his fathers," and be is afraid the other city undertakers wouldn't bury bim. Selab! FROM NEW WESTsflNSTEB. The steamer Robert Dunsmuir, Captain Uogers, arrived here on Sunday evening with Ihe following passengers: Mrs. Slirlan. Miss Norris, .1. Muckle, A. Esli- gei, F. Bundle, Or. McBain,J. Golds- trown, A. Dunlap, If. Bartlelt, Munceand Fraser. CONSIGNEES. A R Johnston. A Bullock. J Hilbert, J ll I'h ace. j llai-vev. J Mitchell, Mayer & Co., Caldwell & Lewis, Whitfield P.ros., K Mini. I' M McNeil, GCavalsky, C PR Tel. Agent, Haslam & Lees, 0 Karst.E U11en1x.ll, V C Co., Wootlel and Comase. The Dunsmuir had on board twenty-four eases of giant powder for use in the V. 0. Co.'s mines. FALL IN BltEAD. The horse attached to the delivery wagon of Adderton ei Irving, bakers, took friaht and ran away yesterday morning. Tlie horse continued his wild* career uninjured till turning the coiner neartbe Esplanade shaft, when the wagon was upset, and tlie bread was scattered in all directions. NEW CROSSING WANTED. -Mr. j'.lakeway, ofthe .Nannimo Pharmacy, is very anxious to know why the, crossing opposite his store has not been laid down, .ti first he was informed that the I her be had procured wns loo ttdn and so he got some of the regulation thickness, nnd that has been lying outside his door for some time. "the daily bulletin." The Daily Bulletin is abrisk little paper recently started in Whatcom, W. T. The publishers and proprietors are Speirs & Anderson, late of Vancouver. We wish it every success, and frum the enterprising citizens of Whatcom it will no doubl receive a good degree of support. THE FOOTBALL MATCH. Mr. Robins kindly consented to allow Hie Nanaimo Football Club the use of the smaller swamp for the match with tin- ('omox team to-morrow; and the fields the greater part of which is dry and suitable, is being rapidly made ready for the game. The Comox team will arrive today p-'i- special Btearner. II NBRAL. The funeral of Alven David Adams, aged four years, the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Adams, who died early yestertlay morning, took place al 5:80 p.in. yesterday from his parents residence on Hall- burton street, The deceased is another victim to that dread disease, diptherig, The Rev, Joseph Hall officiated and John Ifilberl conducted the funeral. THE DERATING SOCIETY. The subject of "Imperial Federation" was considered al last evening's meeting and provoked a Bpirited discussion. Mr. Hughes, Rev. Jas. Millar and Mr. Tagart argued in support of the policy, whilst Messrs. Walter Hunter, George Campbell and McDonnltl favored the idea of Canada for tbe Canadians. No division was taken as tho Bubjecl was a novel one to many of those present. Next weel "Are Early Marriages Desirable-."' will be carefully and impartially considered, and a^ the matter is of personal interest to si:,!, large numbers of our citizens ive predict an unusally large attendance on that occasion. The present successful session will bo brought to n conclusion on April Bth wiih another concert, I HE SAl.l SITON \1IMY. Staff-Captain Griffiths (the Welsh minstrel', of the Salvation Army, says the following of Nanaimo in the lasl number of Ihe War Cry : "We were 1,1 Nanaimo nest where Capt. Brerston, f Ontario fame, and Capt. Gooding are lighting amongst the coal workers of tills busy town. Glorious work is being done herb for God, and every sign is evident that om work is and will he more so in the future, a much-needed and much-blessed work amongst the toiling population of these districts. Here, tor the first lime iu Canada, did 1 think it prudent to speak, sing and pray in my own native language. Several Welshmen being present iu the meetings, two o:- three of whom were soldiers and several of vi bom were Christians. The Mayor also is of Welsh descent, and kindly gave me a donation Of live dollars to the work. We bad packed houses, blessed times, good collections, and one soul. Believing for more. - Hunt anil you will find John Ililliert's advertisement. Pimbury's emulsion of Coil Liver Oil and bypophosphites of Lime and Soda lor coughs, coltls and consumption, at l'iinbury's Medical Hall, Commercial street. » The Vancouver Coal Mining and Land Co., limited, hereby give notice thai any person I'oiuul cutting or removing limber from their land, without obtaining permission al the Company's Office will be prosecuted.—S M. Robins. Smierintendcnt. , " , Smoke The Ladles, don't forget tn call and see the Cigar in town pretty Hats at Aktiuh Billock's, Civih-ky's. New Millinery, Fashionable Hats. The very latest style in lints and Bonnets arrived Ihis day. Cull and gel the best selection. Artihr Bl'Ll.OCK. News tbe best 6 cent Only i'i cents nt Geo. * , ■ . . ■■■ *ua%< ii ' i':i NANAIMO ii ii COURIER AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Tueaday, Jlnrrli aBtli, IHSfl. jection urged in this respect. We are -dad to see the party of progress bobbing , up again buoyantly after their late defeat, j and wish them better success next timei -: Mrs. Gladstone has been nil her life the confidant am! friend of her husband. She has no life apart from him. He has not another friend in equally confidential 'rospectus Of a Company proposed to he organized as Z_ Courier Printing and Furnishing1 company (limited I.IAIIII.ITV.) It & CO., relations. Neither by omission nor coin-1 Capital $20,000, in 2,000 shares of $10 each- Si ii ; mission has she violated her trust. Lady Mr. James O'Neil is authorized on be-j Pahuerstnii and Lady I'.eaconslielil had hall" of the Nanaimo Coirier to each her salon. Lafly Randolph 'church- canvass for subseri]itions, advertising, re-i ill has hers. In I heir drawing-rooms pott* ceive payments and give receipts for Ibe I lies is the theme ns freely us In the up- same in the city of Victoria. i bolster)- novels of the late Disraeli. Mrs., T|uS company is formed lor the purpose of ! (Hailstone never had a salon. The onlv | printing and publishing a seven column daily , Cable Address: - politician in her boudoir all her life has ' moming and weekly news paper, to be known j PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS : Arthur Bollock, John llilU-rl and John .Mahrer. Mr. John Cfrrie is authorized on be- ■ been the grand old man. What services is the Nanaiiiio 1,'oi'Ull.l;. The need of n first-class daily newspaper I SURVEYORS, CONVEYANCERS,' NOTARIES AND COLLECTORS, Victoria, B. fl 111.01 >GKTT, half of the Nanaimo Coirier lo she ,„,s „.,„,„,,, Wlm< „;„, Sllgll(.i(1„a j ,,„,r V.^nB" bc-c-n fell—n Pn,.,-r wlil.-J, will Iu- « „,,,.,_ „„„ r_M.noo canvass for subscriptions, receive pay- counsel, with loving warning, with loyal, vote itself to advancing the s.cial Interests UcPaniJTc Day LADIcSS mentS and give receipts for the same In LnnnolnHnn onlv he knows IVImn ibe' nml coiiiinerci.il prosperity of N.-niauno dis- ~ ' ■ ■ I AVelliimton i...,,«, .? \ ?,??/' _". , trie) and surrounding country. Leaves Nanaimo Daily, excepting Sunday, BONUSES. The question of bonusing new entei- prises and industries is one which has always commanded more or less attention from towns and cities whose citizens were anxious to encourage tbe starting of industries among them. A eonteiniiorary speaking of the question of bonusing says that In Canada every new ami then a regular epidemic breaks out ia some section of the country. It further says that "in the Province of Ontario the bonusing of rail nays anil industries has been carried on at times to a reckless extent by municipal corporations, and some towns have suffered severely from taxation, brought about by the bentis system. To such an extent has bonusing been carried on In On- * tario that the Legislature of that province very wisely passed an act some time ago intended to greatlv restrict the evil, for such it certainly bad become. Among other features this Ontario act provided that no bonus should be granted with the object of inducing the removal of an industry flready established!, to some other point; certainly a very reasonable pro- vise." As regards iu imicipal bonusing, our .contemporary thinks that- "it is something ■which should be prohibited altogether," and concerning manufacturing industries which cannot lie established "withoutthe aid of bonuses had better be left alone. There may be occasional exceptions to this rule, especially in a new country which is in need of development, and where capital is usually timid." But very frequently bonusing lends to the establishing of unprofitable industries, or to the erection of mills or factories on a cheap scale, ami uusuilcd tu tlo good and profitable work. In dealing with the cost of bonusing, it says that very few people really undei-stand what the granting of a bontiB means. The people will look nt the naked amount offered and conclude that they can pay the same without ever feeling it. It will only amount to a few mills on the assessment roll of the place. "Another great mistake which new towns are sure to make in considering tin- cost ef bonuBing is, that the future is invariably heavily discounted. 'We will spread the payments over a great many years ahead, and with the rapid growth of the town, we will never feel the bonus.' This is the way the matter is presented to the electors. But the growth of tbe town frequently does not materialize In accordance with expectation. Besides, in a new and growing town, a large expenditure is always necessary for public improvements, which usually are required more rapidly than the financial position of the town will a!low of their being undertaken. Care should therefore be taken not to burden a new town by granting bonuses, which may operate to prevent the carrying out of needed public improvements, or make it impossible to secure money for such undertakings, except at high rates of interest." We commend the above extracts to the careful attention of our readers. Bonuses for various purposes have liecn spoken ol in this city, but we hold tlie first thing a city hns to do in to provide for public improvements for tlie city. It cannot be doubted that the principle of bonusing is bad, for such it bus proved to lie iu main Kastern cities where the experiment has been tried. EDITORIAL NOTES. real lib of Gladstone ia written the twain \ The greal: fnvoi "which has been shown I al eleven o'clock a. nn, and 3" o'clock p.m.. will nol be parted. The grand old woman towards Ihe present Nanaimo Morning returning at 0 o'clock a.m., and 1 o'clock i will go down to honor, where she has been CouaiEE, and the substantial support it has p.m ! so many years, side by side wilh the !"_"*'1""___'*h'_ U,° P!?™°!c,r8,?!i',t,!l.0,?.8_'1.-?y grand old man. JAS. HARPER, Proprietor OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. This cl,eg-*int ;ii"l commodious HEW BRICK HOTEL the papc in an enlarged form (taking its 'ntje) c; idlastl rank'as'onc of the best in thc Province) can- ANV PERSON WISHING TEAMING HONI not fail bul meet wilh a pecuniary andlasUng - "' ■"" I""* °<,he c">' c"" 1"'ve ,hc """ ll°"" .sncr-eis by calllngon J I ICt RsGOtaiV/Ckrl I V»S^H ,hiS ^W (b'',.nB ,"'■ * I A .N'lcol s,r«,,r.dj,iit,iuC.l,olo!'of"a!'j"j'<:,,,;,cr. Uol nCLClVcU non-political character) is to be entirely in- I ! dependent. Fdj *4_lf ; Canadian Paciflc Navigation Co. —A CARLOAD OP— ' dependent. The company have entered into agreements I j to purchase lhc plant, etc., of the Nanaimo ! Morning Courier, which agreements can he ' seen al the company's office al Xanaiino. [LIMITKD] Cooking Stoves & Ranges1 E-M- yarwood,; TiME table no. » TAKING EFFECT FEBRUARY .c-t, iSS,. .SETTER THAN ANY IN THE MARKET. S^rit will pay to see them before buying Solicitor of the High Court, Ontario, —and— hurrakd INLET ROUTE. elsewhere 1 „„„.„„ „„„,.,„ „„,„,,„ «„TT,,r„T. VICTORIA TO Vanronvcr nntl Mootlyville daily NOTARY PUBLIC TOE BRITIiI COLUMBIA. asc-ai Monday, ,-u -i o'flfpek, I Vancouver to victoria, daily, except Monday, , at 1303 O'clock or on the arrival of the C. P. Railway Train. PCr.KT SOUND ROUTE. S.S. PREMIER will leave as follows:—Vancouver 1 p. ni.j Mondays and Thursdays, returning leaves Scaole Wednesday-; and Saturdaysal 6 n.m., arriving in Vancouver nliotit C p.in., tin- to take effect Thursday, February . li. Office iii Smith's Building, Commercial Street, Nuiuiiiiio. J.H.PLEACE, RUSSBil mCDOnBlu R CO., '■ U^.^OMK^S^V^un^r.l.^;,,- GENERAL DEALERS ■\NI> —DEALER IN— HARDWARE, RT0VES, PAINTS, OILS, | ^ (J Q "]" | Q [\j "jT JT pg fir I Victoria Crescent, nanaimo, ii. r. Schooner No- 4, Pilot Boat, BBLONGrNG To CAPTAIN MAC DONALD, Cl. HI'l'El) AND READY FOlt Sl'l'- ■■" vice. Any person wishing to hire the same for pilot business, or seal or black cod fishing, can have the name bv applying to Captain Mai Donald, No. I, iiinrts-ini PROSPECTDS -OF the— British Columbia Tanning Com pany. [liability limited.] Captilal $50,000; in 1,000 Shares, of $50 each. — ■•KOVISttV-A.! _ [DtRRCTORS— F,. Qtun1>ell, Fi, \v. Stlrton. T, It. Junes, A. H.islam, T. Glaholm, Ri L'raR, anil James Aljtam-i.j —DANk'RRf.— 'Mil- Bank of Hriiish ColuniLia. Tha Hritish ColumlilaTannine Conipfuiy is (prpied for tlie purpose of rarryinj; on ilit Imslntss of mailU- ractuiing nil kind* of leather, beltinglWunkk, nn.l lh« manufactutinBofall kinds of leather gqadk and jeoddi In whidh leather formii .my part. Any iiiiinl.ei of liutes-tan In- procured'at 11 rtasnn- able price lure ami iii rtber partti ofthe pnivinn-. ruel cap l»- procured hen- cheapythroi in any nthtf t >Wn in the province. Tha shipping fhcilltiefi hete nre or the \mx. Any aniuum of bark for UtllthlR pUfpOHcn pjftl lie procured '»the vicinity. A larm proportion of the hravy it-ather now tiecil in rhis Province is hroutfhl nrointheX'iUed States, 'I he hides in.this rrowincu nre l.».-ti- r ridnpKil for heavy leather than the £a*tc-*)i IiWm. Now most Dt the hea.vy fpaihtr mwipfactu*-^ in the Eastern Provinces Is' mrfBc Oul oflildei brouahj [rotn Chicago, Northwesl TerrlrArFr-i. -Attl Hntl-.ti t olnnilii.-i. Besides lupplylng this I'ruvinrr, a market for tll(.^e ,1" dls 1.111 readily I r found as far Ka>t as Mt 11 treat. Owing to the largely Increased demand forthese goods OS rMinpart-il with any previous period ami tha raclJlttei wHfch t\n\ City bffordsjor inannfaiinrini; tin-in, a large profit OHO hv *US**J|td'' Ii is also proposed 10 manufacture hiicksldn gJoveti as there is an unlimiieil Itlpplf of deer hii'i-s, ;u,,\ m hides can he tanned anil iimOu into gU)V*ls at a f_oo*l profit. It is proposed to erect ''uil.tini*^. In tnfc City of Na* naiiim fur tiie manufacturing of said articles; the buildings and machinery will cost aW,iU $i5,dc«). The calls on the storl; will not exceed ten per cent, it any onetime ami will not he made blWner than once a month. COMMERCIAL ST, NANAIMO. Sell in the itRulnr yroy at Rocl;-rotlom Trices nnd at the Saturday Night Auction Sale! mpor TO THE HIGHEST BIDDERS. TOSITIYKLY WITHOUT RESERVE, I-nndi-ic .-mil I.iiln Isl.iiul, Stirldftvs nnd 1 lnir ' ilnyn nt 7 ..Vlor.li, Tnt'silav^ at 3 tAclOfctc, I.tava NLW \VK.S'JMINSri:.K for Victonn antl way ports on Mom!.-ij- nt i p.m., Wctlncsilaj- nml Friday at 7 n.m. PLUMPER PASS. Sunday nt 7 0 clock. KRASKR RIVER ROUTE. Steamers for Hone antl way pons leave New We'-i- inii-.sti-r every Tl.tiisil.-iy: For C1iilliv.li.ick nml way landiliKs e\,:ry Tuesday and Saturday at 7 BARCLAY SOUND ROUTE. Steamer MAUDE leave. Victoria for Alberni nml Sound pons once a month. NORTHERN ROUTE. Steamship Sardonyx will leave for Fort Simpson and intermediate ports on the First nnd Fifteenth of each month. Whenever sufficient Inducement offers will call nt points on thc West Coast nnd Queen Charlotte Islands. .... The company reserves the right of changing this Time Table at anytime without notification. O.A. CARLF-TON. JOHN IRVINO, Gen. Aeeiit, Mannqcr. FIRST BAN K —ESTABLISHED IN — City & Nanaimo BANK OF itintj Whitfield Bros., TF.RS AND DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES. Roots i.nil Shots n-nile to'order, repairing a specially Victoria Crircrnt, Nni.aino, H.C. RED HOUSE. ALEX. MAYER MARCUS WOLFE. Alex. Mayer & Co., Wholesale unci Retail Peak-is in Gembral, MgRCIIANDlgE ll.-ieosi-nitATRi, as iiov m. niAierKk, iflf,i?.l TAriTAr. ;o .tiiiit I Orders promptly ami carefully delivered liviui i,,-,vi;r to i...ci,-ka'.i:.I SHIPPINO MTPI 1EU AND SHIPS DIS nURSED. Nanaimo, B. C. LOHOPK On ICK-wS Ci,nil,ill, oiulon.B Tlrallclles al San Ernn-i,i,. I'unl.,1,,.1, 1 li,, I'ict'-iin, New Wesiniinster.Vn uvi-r, Nanaimo anj j Commercial Street, K.Miiln-.pS. 1 ..rents „|,(| < „|-|','S|llill.l.'lllN: In Canada—TIic H.uii. -.f -M'.nireul ami branches, UuiTKeSi-eus \.;ei,i. Hank ofMootreal, sn Wall 1 Street, N.-,i \,„;-. Ilai.l , f M„iitr.-.,1, t hi- :iB„, /I •., II . -v^i.^v,':r;.; ^::;j; ■:, ^;::: •-. ^U':;;!-t^! tOSniOpollt.] 11 Market, L'..u1.h.'K Ni i'h unt] ■sntith WiUftl Haul.; I 1 fl.ii.-i: IrliMi IJhi.ii i."<)inii:in\', Lfanlt t;..],]. i i Ii'.-l.ti-ii. I (liliii.f.'liin.i, I:i|Mii, Australiji, N«w /'..•iiliiiiil llfiiiR Konu ;iih! Sli.um'i.'.i llhuV l'1.[|-i;r.ui'iil— ( l.ari.-rci Hurk .»f Indfti, AttHtalln ami , (.'liiii.i, t.ulhlq Sct'lii-li anil A'Kir.i- ii. i. (Jun-K.l |laj «, J|;.ii|; i,f All-.ll.lf.t',i.l, < loiTlll.r j , |a] Rnftri C6.,of Sy.lnrv. Mr-vit'ti /.'.i' Sin in A-,i i u ,-.- -IjhiJuii Hank of j Mcvii n nml «ni;ili Anirrii ft. ..; . TOM BELL DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF A law unit for the possession of a pew Is an unusual tliin_. But when a pew lias been in the family for 200 years it is not surprising that the owner should feel disposed to fight for it. Mr. Hallidny nntl his ancestors have held one in tho parish Smokers' Articles, Fruit.Station- church of Warminster, in Wiltshire, ever , . _ , since 11180. Recently the churchwardens al7 ancl Oontectionery. "restored" the church niul pulled down «T ' 11 I in the ancient pew. Mr. Hallidny sued the \')||Q|||W) H [111}|n\'||lPlltnll,'.l'lli chun-hwardens nnd the vicars; had had L'"ftlHWItlU I Jlil|Jlvf,T Illvlll IJlll "/(IU a judgment given against him hy Mr. Jus P_ ,-, ,,„v |tf Xnraim0| n c , A ticc Day, appealed nnd was successful. The slil pew is I. me, hut lie is to have another on the snme site. Q._ Tff^ BIGGER uf Victoria is prepare.l to cive Savs Ihe C'oluniliinn: "The \anaimo Ciiibieb man is, naturally, snnv that the loan by-law did not pass, hut is hopeful I (MM C11*7L1 DfiDTD 1 ITC< for the future, and states that it is the in- P P. \\LYt. | Ifl I H Al I Ll t;ntion of Alderman Peck to introduce a IJ KJ,UU ' v" *luu J kJ new loan by-law which will ask for the i i>; gum of .00,000 for clr'r improvements. The by-la-"'wi" be »PecInc t0 a l,a'*reo in Crayon,Indian Ink orWaterColors •tating the objects on which the lonn will be expended, so that there can be no oh- at eastern prices. Telegraphic Transfers an,I Keiiiitlat-.ees In anil from all points can be made thro ugh tliis Until; at rnr.-ini tales. ollcitioiis t.-.r. full.. ; tti i il< rt to"{ i ii everj descrlp. lioll of b[,ll|.intl IIMllillvtl. ftramfrrl I cl Knialir.c, p,c. 33. Qixjiaasrasr-Ei-rjXj. —Al.W.WP—• A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OV Till! FINEST MEATS AND VEGETABLES IN *t'lll! MAItlCHT. Trco Dollvoery to AU.Pmts of the Oity. AT George Cavalsky's :Tom Ms EmP°ril1111 " " Will Krt f.vi,ii,l .,..*vvlli!i1iT In Mil. iTvii Frnit Market; Peg Top Cigar ON '.' VICTORIA CRESCENT, Will ho found cverythinj; to siut the lifttc Bj the most fastidious. Smokers wii! find il to their advantage to deal with him ns his prices arc as low ns any place in lown, and a. irillc iqwcf. His gqotfs are uf the lirst. Amom-st other things may be found the famous A full line of other Cigars, both Domestic and Imported; all the favorite brands of Cigarettes and T6ba<ic6sj ftlsd jewelry, pocket knifes, stationery, plftyipg cards, ncvets. Seaside Library, accoidians, harmonicos, candies, nuts, fruits, cinfeclionery, &c, tic. In con- ncction with this establishment is lhc McKay's - London - C^fa.! Up| Ofc Pur Nanuim > and ^Wellington. lunployers will find it tn their advantage ! ._ I — IK. U.. t.-..„. ...fk„„ ™ His iRthe his ofW Is the place to get your KKUlTalways the lirst nnd best of the season, be- -» sides if ym .i'tthl Fancy Articlosi. Jewelry, Pipes and Cigars of which he has the biggest assortment in (Own, as well as being agent f■ r plnce RDrJ no mlier, as he imports !° "^ P^Zn> ln' Y.5IS ffi 'T"l n goods and .«Vri on monc). '"B h"',P' wl"f' ''''" %, "nK "' ""ho»l fif J ■ '* charge to employers. Adilress till cemtnuni* Give.iLijni n.call and satisfy yoili'self, Victoria Crescent cations P, O, Hox 13!. Opposite thp nsquitnoll ami N'anaimo Kailway Station, having been Laser! by the undersigned, will, after a thorough ovcr-haul- i:!g'and lilting up, 1)C . CONPUCTKI) IX KIRST-CLASSSTVI.K Special cue will I., given to ilia Donald Smiti 'NOTARYPUBLIC, CONVEYANCE? REAL ESTATj! AND INSURANCE AGENT, j *l>r*axxai____0> __fi jc'J W. R. ROBERTS, \ Dining - Department w.tch Maker & Jeweie,] NORTH WELLINGTON I Ami no trouble will bj spnred to satisfy everybody. Fine elegantly fitted up BED ROOMS ts"SA.MI'l.i: roomv; l-'or Travellers*, duly first-class Wines, ; Liquors niul Cigars dispensed at Ihe ilicit vour pa,tronngc, Opposite Railroad Station. Vy niches aiul lowei. I.r,„£|„, s0|H unilrepairedl IAK Wl POODLE DOG RESTAURANl John Decker & Go1 nanaimo, u. c. I P. 'Tamicson, "Pr, fob S If UON'T KKAI) THIS I F,,r a First-Glnss Hnir Cm. Snnve or Shampoo, go to^thc Nanaimo Shaving; and Bath Rooms, rop.( Oysters. Cokes, lellifs, Ice Crc-im BU Kcstauranl In Town. Heals from 2C i-i-nis iip. COMMERCIAL ST., NANAIMO, 11. f. JOHN LEWIE, Propriety 1'IIIVATE P.NTRANL'K FOR LIDIP-S. ROUNSEFEJ.l. &■■ CO., Real Estate, Insurance and General Agents, co.n'vkvanc'lks, notaries pi'h'i.k: ^tolle>- Loaned on Hest Terms. ICstutes MnnAgod. CORNER CORDOVA AN11 CAMllIP. SIIII-.ETS. P. O. UOX .«!. VANCOUVER, II. C. R. CRAIG, I j General' Blacksmith & Carriage BuildtJ ,( iu.-™,. sitefl Drill"*, Fataliiio, B, <cj Modern Machinery niul lirl Will, 'Ki-w I Clue VA :rlm-ii nil S;-.le< of \\ Urp.-,. C-irHaee. niul Buppics will Ue built iiriRSK R'inEIKr, a SPECIALTY, INO nON'F.. REI'AII Wm. Blackmore, A. rchi.tect, KtoJ OFFICE-422 CORDOVA STREET,] P. o. iiox uc. IiEI, AND HOUSli, PROUT & INSLEY, Prop-ietors. Strictly First-Class. Accni, modatlon for Uj lluusts. Convenient to Railway Station nntl Steamship Duck, CORNER OF HASTINGS & GI ANVILLK STREETS, VANCOUVER, B. C. Albion Iron Works. (LIMITED) VICTORIA, B. C. ENGINEERS. IRON FOUNDERS AND BOILER MAKERS. works: nv STnRF, rilscovRRV ANn ilitlml.n sis. Manufacturers of Marine snd Land Engines, Hollers, Fish Canning nnd Mining Mm-Linery. Hydraulic Giants and Pipe REPAIRS executed uith ili«pnt.h. Works running, nighl niul day. BRUNETTE Saw Mill Co. (LIMITED.) Manufacturers and Dialers In all kimli of ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER VANCOUVER, II. J VV. .!■'. CHENEY, City .Aiioti or.eer, OFFICP. AT RUSSF.IJ. MCDONALD & CO.*f| Cominercial Sued. Nnnnimo, Ti. C. COMMERCIAL MILLS] LEAMY 4 KYLE, Props. MANUFACTURKRS ANI1 DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF ROUGH AND DRESSED Ciriticit Tolephoni Call 40. I) V/1111—Wcstiniiister Avtiiu,-, Fulsc Crefk. VACUOUVER, ll. C. W.BREDEMEYER,DR.PH. Mlnlnn Ennlneer, United Stales and Provincial Surveyor-and-As> saver. Vancouver. B. C. LATE PARTNER OF J. M'VICKERSAlT LAKE CITY. Reliable reports, underglWHu] lurveys ami map.1; *<)f mint's executed at lo\s ratoitt Auayt) made on all kinds of Minerals, Gold :utd Silver r*nr>. i'liirty vrars experience in mining in Asia, Europo ami United States of Aniuriiu. Speaks ten liu.*[UageS< A'tnyi from a di-.tnnr.r |.|. niptly attcmlird to. (\ddr,'w, \'»ucotlvcr, B. (', 05,-y. . lane, McPHILLIPS, L. G. BARRISTER, ATTORNEY AND SOI.ICI I'OR, (Ofthe Province of Manitoba1)! OFFIOE—WHETHAM BLOOK, CORDOVA STREET, VANCOUVER, B. O. CHARLES CHAMBERLIN. Manager. Sale Retire. erntatl.e for B. C. oi ile TORONTO IIU0BES COM OF CANADA. Vancouver Re 1 Estate Exchange S35 Cor-'ws Street, Vauconyer, B. C, P. O. B'ix s\: eli|itio,;i I nil I. Rargfllns ii. Business an- .evidence- Lots, Mining Stocks Bought ami Sold. Insurance ami \ , Loan Brokers v> M B E R , D00ES, WINDOWS. BLIHDS, BHIS(JiEB,Vl LATHg,»Etc,, Eto. TELEPHONE. OlJca and Vanli SOUTH END EAB1HI* FALSE CPj VANCOU\'I'.K. . . Ci c. c. Mckenzie, Land Agent, Conveyancer, Accountant j and Insurance Agent. OpPtCB'—C !■■ Smlth'i Building, Butlon Street, Manolmo, Town I.iits and I'.irms fur Salt, Money to Loan on Mortgrtjo at low rntee- rVgenl f'« ill'- ClnAgow nntl Londen Kirc Iumiranee Corflmtnyt R. J. W. ATWOOD, Clieniist & JDrup-gist. Pa'tEj,- Medicines, Perfumervand Toilet c.oons. tions Carefully C mpoun ► COKMrHOIAL BTKEET,*JNANAIMp,:B.T0. DEW DROP HOTEL, HALIBURTON ST., NANAIMO, 'J'he best of Llqiion ami Ctgfttt will lie diipensed Rt the Bar. Tlds Hotel Iftnwvpfeptfcfllo fumlslt first-_la.*,• -«• tern mod at I on (pr Hoarders and Lodgers.. 1'oirdB per tn.'inli fao.6o, SAMUELTHAGUE, NOTICE. Assessment Act and I'rovim Inl Revenue Tax, Nanai«. mo Distrirl.. __|f| 1 N'Mite Is liereW ci""1". In iccorawba with tht Statute", thfll Provincial llevenue Tax and all T.-.xen 'e\ieil under the Assessment Attl am n.>w due for the /ear, ififlo( tuid payable nt mv oil,, c l^.tnaiuiu; AneMtfd Tattij if paid on'or before June 30th, t68c, arc callectable at tlto following rates. *m: W oft per cent.'ii Real l'rev<*rty. 7' I centi P'-r aeM or. Wild Land. (Ine-tlitrd of one per cent, on Personal Property. |_ of 1 per tent On Income. Ifn^ltlafter J1mc.-t9tl1.1S8.:— 1 , i t _ / _ i i ■- M or 1 per <-.nti on RfeS Vinperty. ' ' W I I I I I Bj_ rent-; per ItC""*. on Wild Laud. '' of t 1 er cent, on Pewonal Property, '•j, of 1 per rtttt. on Incoti.e. M. BATK. Awesiorc ' Hector, -TXT33 ' ■ j iii.i.i. . I I ...I nh i - - - , i I SOLE AGENTsTllaronSOn PS, ;Co umbja . carriage - WorlT —POR THE FOLLOWING Mil ft 1 Dl J1 ' fNJ _ I | hfl lot'fl I'lAThinm Vinnn I ■■■-.■- - POIt THE FOLLOWISa— Imi fl 1 Al 11 I NANAIMO COURIER l'-pT a ■vrr.^P M ™ JL _L jLJL. JLM >«• lO (.all and exami: I'tiblished every morning except MONDAY A.T STa ii a i mo, B.C. Docker Bros., J. & C. Fischer, U. Heintzman aud I i.iniiUif. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR I MENS'CLOTHING. UNBK.RWARKOF EVERV DESCRIPTION TIES. CLOVES. COLLARS, BLANKETS AND JEWELRY. I Any uf lhc above goods ran l,e bought these, I CASH anil CASH ONLV. at thc astings Street, East of Carroll, Vancouver. B. C. Thi. extensive establishment has just opened, A large ami well selei ted stock •!« • Carriages, Buggies, Buokbontls, WILL BE KEI'i IS STOCK AND .MADE IO ORDER. Krtejr, Shooinior. Smilh. Doroioion, ond U» bridge. Piano, aiul Oretau. s,» Ul on time. Parmante te suit cti^l mnora. rii;H pnpoi-is a livn oxpinnnt of the interest of An.l in tltoiv-tif_ily <i]:;psraTii, politics1 j Th. ltirBi*t Importers ,,,' llitAHH, BEED and, H'l'RINGED lNHTHUJlENTS, eto. Sheet Music and Music Booh, Instruments of nil land*) tur.nd and ropairod. m. w. waitt & co. I 64 Government Street, Victoria, B, C ATI ni nrniiryri firr Commercial Street, Near Eastion Joseph M. Brown for I nflDQP -'nnflWP Haying secured the best .shocr on the Coast, tins uei,art,nent>i!] hf made I nUnULl'uIlULllllu. specialty. «'. enarcntee lo prevent horses from interfering or oVer-reachini I.A III _ IIOHSI S shoil I,| it main! , i, Ih* latest approved prin, _|l,. |i DrDADlMP Repairing in nil lubraticbes,as Hell a. I'AI VI >Mi. IHI II>■ I Mi, i:n-.. doae u-ilh i nJJliinintr. n«atteaaimdat.roode»Me_!ric<!s. I.j{b| an.l ll.-a.y I'i.im.i ' i.s i :vei, ,1 - . Ij, ,-, ,. J iittemiiai to. ISLEvery department will receive the personal supervisionofour Mri al N'AHII,.,,,--I-: ■ v- pi-riein-i-il workman, well ami favorably known in many parts of tne I' ini„,. ^. T. McNAUB t& Co. IMPERIAL pup Insurance Comp'y Ui.iJ JSk6.ii) H-iiiPET, and IGFaix lU&.i,, London. INB-HTDTJU) - - 1803. I1 i- ui.tiins nil the IjRtust Uiiic fi H.^9 3S ANTD i i am • h-.i n- ii r- . lahle style, find n I Blil'ly each m iiW -g >t everyone eiin nam ut tho lir-nkfiiBt table. Fur J iiiiiiir FTonsee nntl othor ffollrilr.pffj (i>,o,i>, ,v,refl,Alir hnndlae, Miiiiuiactui n-aua Fiirinii-i, .*tot-k, Ml.iri.'. ui Port, Harbor tu- Uno_.i and thr oargnes of uu-li vesnols; ulso ehijis. Iiuildin..- or repair.!/)*- bargoa tuul tubt-t- vessels oo liHviHl-ble rivets and chni In. Hint (roolls un Iio' id bucIi vofeule, ilniit'pliniii Great ' ritmn nml Iro- hintlniditi K.iroiirn Gonnfriea fiom LOSS III! DAIUAGJ r.YIIHK. Siilinrriliec- itnl lini-sli-rl t'n. Wl.£l.OtO.om, £-■::-ItlsitSAi JEPTISDAT UUitUBSTilAlKHOl PilMLUJU. iVEMllT, IllTiHT & CO. Agents for Britten Cnlnmbla and WflsHjlfftrth ". mWT& CO.. lum In, VVI ,1,1 tt.oCt, vi, '.(.i,i\, ti.oi '■ :!. s i: in' Com iii is.sion , [erclwjjts.. D ■ rn's Root ri ii riI Shoe FactoYj, i - - , Co., Oregon t tij- Alillsi ti. ^^.^.'rniGiuitnirE. f-.lv« CORRESPONDENTS In ovory purt of t**o province, And all tho latest, events uf imi lie interest aropromptly (ran-miilien. .Every question of public . rffJ importance tliseiiM-i.-U ,i'' without [fear, favor OR PARTIALITY I A^tctCO., Mi .Oli'i,'.. IL 0. —. * ^... l.Ml'Ol.TKLS OF ■'V-' liiotToiw. onorERirs, , HO IMUiNS', E.A.VM& CIQABS /ii'.-i's for J. SoblitM' Milwaukee 1 'per, j..ui<-r.a liomliriL Wl'iskey, Iico-Ciim- lie U nrlion Whisky aud t.eller Claret, Green Labels'. LOWENBEPG, HARRIS k CO, Om'EliXMENT SiriEET. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. r*.:-<'"n.s,>, sell .in*! Iomi*prrp-*r*,v. .•ollfli t 'rrii, ti"i|:.! l.ijiiM tn. n-"iif.i^ ■ ■ >rl i ■ ill - ,.:t, (til i.y-i- .:,'..:" ■•- ■; alf'uu ; ' ■ I ' ' .! fti tl ' i! IK I ■•,.:,!; :;i -J- , I'l.n ha COD- !KNGI:.ISTf, .\^i^K]*^-^^ AOT SWISS 1 wwTcnr.s & f \ c_)cks^Leaned AM) Ki I Aj(<I I>. AGENT FOR s. S, KP-I I I I > riJAM- PION VlUKAMU L'KG] AR.rRQQF SAF1 Si Krr>nt StrcL-t; Knntunio, . 'ADIAN ei-Fio . -..:i-:IiL'WAY - ..- .- ;i iN NTAL ROUTF mi v. mix TiiL— ''. iiic and (he Atlantic I • i Wen^tOr t-.ilipTnetit is Hie finest >i i-iit, euiifn.tftrf_ of • LtWtSiouh ■-1 iiisliuviu/lirii'.viiip, Binotitig • !.. -iius; I'riL-ifniti'li'.e inn! Clouu i- i-Mvitli I'leniSbi [linji Bertha ; viis nf si t'tiiul eJiiss ticla-ls; nnd i it. ilciu stylo of day coaches. M.XtJ CARS AND HO']ELS I ■ I, Hie li°st quality of food in un- i,u:,iuil v nl n.i HoniiLle rntcsi. i .■ 'ii:' t'iy aftd Grande r of Scenery ■ is : i line is iinr.iirilleil, find in the ■ ul' buck, train s, rvitie, etc., , ;: in i-miiliti thi|4c<_ mhl to the t-'. ii 1 t'-iiiiV, it i 1' ils ])iitr,'tis. All iu il i.'i'i s iliu li. ■' in-ii rT- A cci vicerlile i if rnvel, wliOthir i'i-i- liusiuess or .-. II-. liv.'V.-u II 1 tilt'.' 111(3. 'l'liCllU'.il. il !-, V'il'ioria, ii;,l nil fuqifio Conai • ' I -, nml Winuii er, Minnniprilis, Si 111, Cl ii-H:.',-. St. Ti lli---. (HI:.WII. 'Inriii ill •:!. I' .Vii lork una ... tl.'. Ci :'. '. 'i!i OUGH T.'CKETS re i: iiii tl I-i, 1! piiin-'i'iil i.ninla i I - -."'ii.ti 1 .-ituiii. (.'iinitdu oiui Europe, tie' 1 oil. nt Kates. liOIl". IMi'iX'l, Fn is] I ntjd Bissuu; /(: I!', tL.vl. Kt. \lC(,i:i:l. A; E. i'li.-.M. 'lin-ei /"gitfif?! GARESOHE GREEN &: CO., ib ^L nvr :kl :es ms, Government Street - - Victoria, B. C. I leposits ReceiveJ in Gold, Silver and U. S. Currency. Interest paid on Hie same on time deposits. Hold Dust snd O. 8. Currency piiic-hnsed at lii(.'hcst market ruti-s. IW Sight UruftH mid Telegraphic Transfers on San Francisco, New York and Canada, l-lxchange ou Loudon available in all parts of Europe, England, Ireland and Scotland. Letters of Credit issued on the principal Cities of the United Status, Canada nml Europe. ear Agents for Wells, Fargc & Co. .Si ' NANAIMO LAND CFFIOE. J.H.H, A.B.V. Hawthornthwaite, Pi-AiiTA ii CO. REAL ESTATE BROKERS, CONVEYANCERS, ETC Office ofthe C, P, Railway Co., and Cunard Steamship Line Airt-l.lt- for Xruvrdlf-is' Lift' arid Archlont InPiir. lint-,-To . ,,f ll.-nlfot-1. Conn., nnd LhjhIiiii niul Lriiuasliini l-'iii) JiiuliraiHT It. ,,f l.oinloM. Rent Arab Di:bt I'm,i.Erioi.s, Generai, CcuttOM ox Work Tiian-.sai-ii:ii. Unice flour?: fl a, m. lo .1 p. u. Mr-ELMEX iiLOCK, g.j6.Box 167 wf'RTn 7iinu Avr.ioirr in r.oi.n. 'HolloFay's Pills & Oiiitmeiii BRITISH COLUMBIA STEAM BAKERY. NESBITT, DICKSON & CO.. Proprietors, TORT STltBIT, • • ■ ABOVE DOUOLM w«W "~**~ Arrowroot, Asaortad Jumblaa. J Assorted Tlnsars, ,' Abernethy, il Cabin, Coffaa Cake, Cheasa Blaoult*. Currant Top*. Qlnr«r Snaps, Graham Wafara. Olngar Cake, Family Pilot. Fancy Mixed. Fruit Blser. Iced Ginger Bread, loed Sultana. Lemon Snaps, Lemon Biscuit, New York Snaps, Oat Meal, Pilot. Perkins, Rich Mixed, Soda Crackers, Seed Biscuit, Sugar Crackers, Spice Jumbles, Sugar Cockles, Sultana Biscuit, Vanilla Cream, Wine, Etc., Etc. __S^l^fe«K^ •* *sk -ur Orcce, d. r. !• -: ii.l'.iiud ['w _i_nfp! ngcr ;.; i- TIIIS IXCOMI'APAIH i-i MEDICINE tins srritreil fnr itself mi inipi'ri.iliiilile fame tliroiiL'lu-iit tbf uorld fnr the nllcviotion and cure of most diiwnBc.s to which lninfnni'ty is heir. THE PILLS Purify, regulate tinr? improve tlie quality of thc 1 lond. Thcv npeist lhc digestive nrpans, cleanse the STOMACH _. EOWELS, in- [ crc.T*e the Secretf-ty potVeT bfthc Liver,brace the nervous system; rrd throw into the circulation tin? pure ekmrnts for MiMniiiirig antl tepfajring the frame. Thousands of persi is l.ave testified lhat by liitir use srlnne Hkv linve liren vestored to health arel s'liVrpth hfter3 every othc** means have proved uhsitiiiessful TIIK Q I M.TMEN..T. .. XN'ill lie fiutnd iiii'iilunhlr in O'Cirv- II, usehold in the f^re of open Fins, IInril Tumors, BAD LHGH, OI IM\ OI'NUS, rOl'f.HS, Cujils, S- re Thri'nir-. 1-tf r-chiiis, rntl nli tlis- orilc4i of theTliron-t-nnd Client, .isclsoGout, Klicuiuatism, Scrofulri, and every'kind of Hcin Diseases. Manufactured onlv at Professor Hollowny's Esi,il,]ishmenl, 78 New Ox-ford St. (lute 533 Oxford St.), I ordon. nnd fold nt is. t?:,d., 2s. od., 4s, 61I. ii.s., 22., and 3;,?. each Box antl Tot. ■3TPHVARI-' OF A.MfKJCAX CQl'N- TKRFRITS: Pnrchnsers shculd look 10 lhc , Label on the Pot and Poxes. If the address is not jsj Oxford Street,1 London, they are ! spurious. THOMAS ALLSOP. HENRY S. MASOW, ClIVLBK A. HOLLAND 56 New , Broad St. ;I DIRECTORS. — HA VINO — LARGE CIRCULATION Iti advantage as an fliiertiis Mil IS APPARENT. HARPER'S BAZAR. I.CJXJTJ"3T*l*e.AT'E5XJ. Harpbu's Bazar will continue to maintain its roimiiii foi as an -innjn l.'oil f'.iuily jonrntil. tin an. ilHiritruii-ii. ;. to uf ilift highoat otiifr.'itg littiarur Ib of thorliuiciis- kiuil.umi it« FahIuou THE ACCIDENT •OP NOHth \H-:m -a, Prwid-nr-SIU T. (_AbT, Viae BtWr-TST), Insure sgrvinat aer-Hm,* hy Innd or sprt. ***.*" p?r itnnu d npnirji either *Ji(K>J ifl ctwe nf fatal ucol- d'jui. or }'.'.i per iiioutu Iu taaeof non-fttttu injury. Extra I'i.'.i'ihiiii') for hnzArduus euiploymeuiSi ALIi-SOI* & MASON. _ , AfiQItlS, 'Jor'-rnini-nt Strfot, \ic:'»: ft. . -. , ' _ \Mi$j^$* ™°edin the MONEY TO IJlliH^^*^^*^ «ti 1 odb hold it>-|>.a,'uii'nffinf the most prnc- i ipf XV\ HPT. nDPT^nAT 0 PC) • i-'tHs eMlerH i ti (imoi iho cunt of HuUanrip- ! ' ' t"/ti, ui. I iiaaiLu.i..1 on (leoorativp srt. Bi.nial ■ mco. -u «, -mt <.* Mfcle on easy icriut. Escuimalt Railway. TIME CARD NO. 0. ti,-ti, i.ii I ila iiiti,.,.ii on decorative, art, ei.nial i MERCHANTS iquy:.,'. liuiuie-Ku.-iinu, cookery, etn.,Linako ( ^*fj_[.p, y_ou;y_ ■" Dr. J. Collis Browne's- CUl.OROnVNF. TIII-tORKIlN.-H. nn.! ONLY Gi'NUINE, - fAdvice lo invalid"—If yon.Trish to Obinin qu-'i't refrcsrrini? sleep, free from headache, rc'itf frem rain and nnpuish, to cajm and assttaf/c the weary aehinps of prolractcd disease, invir/nrate Ihe nervous media, -ind repttlate the eirculatinrr systems of lhc body, I you will provide yourself with mat marvellous remedy discovered ly Dr.' J. Collis UrinviK; llato .Aniiv Medical Piaiil. in which he rjavc Ihe name of CHI.OIsOriV.VI', and .fl. which is admlttedby Ihe I'-rofessiou lo.lie llu* • . .... , '.' »„„,, „„,,.!„ most■ wonderful-nnd ValnaHe remedy ever Tha building, nnd tiilniK m> nf uii'-linery in jisi.nv(.rC(.| ■' eonnaction with these works h-i.ii.- nmv to far CHLOR0DYNE is Ihe best reinedy advanced U,o proimetur, feel nist.fieil .„ .,"!.. < mvn{mCmK^ CnMl!i,M.-^ I. , Agency _ ... LOW naiUS, Town Lois ami Fnriuin_ l.utnli, lot Naiiaimn ^ Vancouver city FOUNDRY and IRON WORKS. i' .iil.i, 'isiinj tii oyery li j-'v'ioI--. Iih bright phdrtaroi bi nnd tin>ety rjasajra nro nmons (he t t'Hi _>i,•'.r-.ii.'il; and not n line ia-idmitterl toita co.um s tnit eoiiM pffe d the in fit faatUiioan tnatei A**lin6it th*5attP*otIonB of the now volotr.e flill hi* gar il - toiiut by "titf [-'hami s Hodgson BU NET .ilra Ah San BR, Wll.f.lAM Bl.iCK, ii'il i 'i.im\s Haiiuy, .nni .i tv irit'3 ot papera on j QU-* ory munaffof-rjOdi oy Ure. t'liius'riNK 'i'mt- | im.\K HBBIIICS. VtoTouiA, ac. H*vid Offirie fitr British ('oluaihia for NbuTit* British and Mkroaktilk Inw R.VNCK OoMPAinf, and Odaiidian ' Insuranor Company, H. 0. BEETON & CO., IIARFER'S PEEIODIOALS. i,_ ?S^&^ * °' IV .. V..si... )htf.)f ___■ j^______________________,______l — , "rmg their friembitud the public tlint llieyv. ill i .no*n''orCoiii;hs, CcrnsiifiiMiclh irrMuA. TO TAKE EFFECT AT.. ,„„ VtOMloi on or about Utelstof ,M„, to receive Asthma, ' P<.>™,.I.roncl,ltls, URDAV r;_';rAT,'2oA'M--0NSAT. »ud promptly execute „„y „„k,s ,„,. W(„.k in CULQROTtXXV. acl, flfl, S , URDAV,I DEC. ,. ., l8„. TKA, i Oieir 1,„. for whiel, thoy „,ay be f„voo„li ,,..„, ««*<*», end is ll-.e.o Iv Slfi i'rTt '" RUN ON PACIFIC STANDARD ' "'r' ti'e '"peri"r "h'mn" "' "«"' ttwohiqer, M<i Pvsentofy; ! rCC"IC ln Sfl9«ir» and plant generally, as well us the skill of il„-i,- CHLOBQiWNE dTVcffififl') AiU H , „ .mployeclheyfeelcoiili,!,,,,, ofln-i,,,, in „ „„,!. -tracks of Kpilcpsv, ,',', , l ' "i ,'!«' -a" ; Hon to do a. good, if „„, better, work il,i„, „„y und Soasms. '' "J-T?^"' ™I"lut.on '"».tar«t.bliahmentintlK,Pn.vi.,.t... | CHLORODYKR i, the only pM'ntkc b, A. McKELVIE. rZtBT ^llf""""'™i BaRSf loothacho. Mniii.li:. o._ ^-. -' s.ini.ct. TIME. I* i- t.lll-l H'ilPI-.'IM lUZMi II :"I:.I'- Mil /.I JK 'ti-ii' ::.;\v KKI.V UAHi'iitt'a vou.-ii, PKup.-n. Groat Transcontinental Route. NORTHERN"-: PACIFIC SUBSCRIPTION: Scr Vcnr. - er month, ■ er Week, - - tlO 06 I 00 - as CM, -T*BC*EI- COURIER Irinting & Publishing Co., [LIMITED.' L"A.KT-A.I3M:C>, 33. c. R. T. WILLIAMST ilishor, Book-Binder, Paper Ruler ,-flOO . 4 011 .. I IKI . 2 00 I'liKl-ifi-n Kriie to all stttecfibaifl in tha United dt.'ins, < 'itlillil.i, in- lUexieo. The Volumes of tho Hazaii be«lt, wilh the J firatNumber lor January nf eaoh year, When : _. ,, L . _. . . un linn- is in-,m.„iie.l (uhne-rlirtloiis will begin Vi» tlio (Jnscnue Uivinion now com Win. the N,i,tiller ourrotlt nlliiiio ot rocolpt oil plotoil, muking it the Hhortost, ° Bound VqlumM of lltne ii'h iuj-ui, Mr »•*' «U'J QniolHwt. i|n ■» yi'iirf* i':u-rc. iii uitai' In li hii ilirf, will ho ,,„ »..._,.. —. __}__. '_ _» _4 _* Bi'iir liy nn.!' in i (iti- paid -r by pxpkpi freo rho OinmK ( or litne. iho I)ir«*ot KoaU. No nf <'\'< '• -I- iprpvld'd 'h- freishs d" - itQt vx- |,',l**V"'i IfMtMl Tr.-dna. Iiow"*it HntM to Chiaftfco i niif.l oin ilolliir nor 'voIu-ium. r.»r $7 00 i»or fm ittl vninUJmt* Tjokott (told to all[Prom- , ru]„ [j0l in-i.it puuits throughout the feAstandSnuth-E***. Olotb ■"atOM for e\p|i vdliiiiio. in'table for ! blndinij,will be toot by mull pOBt-p»Id( uu ro- Tbhocmk Pullman Dr a wiifo-Room •fef*lOOoftoh .. . Slbspino Cars. Ni''.v-t)in.ii TF- ore not to rtij.y ib.'B ndvorliHe- mtint wi'htnit, tliu i-xproBB ordor of HARf KB ik l.-Mtiittiii.i'ns Hhintltl l.n made hy I'ost-Orlice Uoney Urd'ir 0*1 Draft, to avoid ahapoe.ot lp___J ■""— i aii-if— ■*"** ' ». Jithiuit BArrTHRftfl * Address: CfABPEB* HHOTI1KHB, New Voi'g H Now ia the time to Koit«'r vat ions oen he Gocuredin ArlTMie*. To East-Hound Passengers lit* oft*-*" ilunddo not m&ks e nri«tok«, but to turo to tales the Northern Pacific Railwy Your Doorsand Windows' isU )£^m%SjKX ?3 JK-oop ,,ut tho Cold una Ruin I (.ot v„„r u '""'*" 'mi1, Ktnoa* ti'lny* oocuBiotied We-itlu-i- Striiw of 1,1,0 iw-tt.ioNo • by ot" "*ro,lt03' Wkathlii S-riiif Co. McKILIiKJAN ,v ANTjERgfJlj, -Vsr^iti) V o. .li. ,.'. . Tlirou;;h Emigrant Sleeping Cars g -AND- P<j»p.k'« ! Totpl, EAST WELLINGTON. T. E. PHfiK. Pi'onrin'or. nRs''i'-ci.\ss in ;.\i:ki- particular." The t.'lini-'- ;: foi tti t o*l \\ -■ - I ■ - -1,:s s mid Cm \RS \ ftAl.'l. SpLICI ''I'D. J, i-.vist Hate*, i 2 i "i R- in on rogul ii- pxnrajj tr.vi-i.-i full l-iiiitli o' EhCJno. Tiortlw ffc- Q-iielt. ,-i: time. W. B. DENNISON, Niinalirio, B.C. A. D. citariion, /IX-.iJ -I" Tit, V > ■ - -.■ Pnrtkim, 0». Met-h.-tnienl M.-umiter. TaBenuier, B. C, 10th April, 1SS3. .s.is.imiiiisni, uc Toolhacho, Meninrjilis. &c„ t<i;c From Symes k Co., Pharmaceutical m Printing and Binding, ^d^^$S'B ; Munroe DUCK'S BI'lDINu, JOHNSON ST loioiom C7-rs.Nr.S5 ,_o I VICTOFJBA )irt*. N-in-j'4noo *V T I , n n h m o o D o o c-"**3 w i Ha* tho most Oomnlotn nml thof )i"-' IJ w I S^*r i inne. NyWMt styles In typo are betUH iitljlrxl - tbswc i With rapid ptvesos anu besi ql woi km m, he i> ii .•>.."■;;■■''■ I R wsitloi] to tuft ■ *e I priooM ^^ _«'»3|b^ :-■-:«: :_ jbook-bindinq & blank books '"""-ic-S-'Sci-?. !nf all kind, in order i. ns1,'.,n,lly. ll Uiiv, Miller ^^aSfflKSr po.' e, ,n,„ ih,- c„„„„-y, ,,„, JW-JM m- ^&HoU^«&|r'_ -' hi'PPT I"-av. are „, v ,^S. i " *' ^ i»r. t ,.|iis Hrfiwne's Cr.Ior'nd>n« ;., i • . nnd -nrl n,-....., sL"•"EWES W.P».flfrho.ft I >. 'I VO \T « i_) 4J .J ^' y; \Q tQ ™ *1 1 'C T'? w N N *t* ri rn -n rf- -t ■-*■ • Notice of Removal. !iE. G. PRIOR & CO. Victor.ifi, ^ _ Iron «& Hardwa MERCHANTS and 2nd Oysfnlcry Spasms, Cramp XfumlL;iat the Xoniitm^ (5f l'rcfjn-i-iey,; nici under our peWdrm] ohservalipn Jiuing many yenrs. In Cborerttfc Dianlne;i, and twn iv have witiK'sscd its eonlinlljuy, poua. We have novcT UWd *.ny other rmm uf this niodicine than rpllis'lhounc's, ftrpm :r firm conviction that it !a dcoidt-dly the J»c^t, anV also from a sense o/ dut}* he owe to the pro", fession and tlie pnl-Uf, as ue Teufll.e 'opinion tnat the sul'stit.itioii of any otlnr , than Collis l.rouncV. k A p£Li$ERi_.«y3 ' BftEAGH OF KA1TII OX THJv l'AJ<T. Q OT THK CHEMIST TO PRESCRIBE AND PATtEOT Al.IKi:. JV? are sir* . faithfully yours, Symes & Co., Memhers i the Pharm. Society ofCreat Uritnin, IJ; Have Removed to their New Premiscj I KTO,li,,,c''thc ^^^f^fe^s Cofner eX *oluison and Goruruuiout Sliw.. Ico oewo^c ado'd- fi N' « t ■— ■ —i — <$*' I' luhber Stamp Manufacturer OFF101 OF IHB |r Witish Columbia Directory lctrotyplng_&_Stereotypln«. ..T„„ ^^~7i"" f'-r-iJ "-^J-J 1'rnrml " **'" "• - i. ^. |, N4N.UMU. n,f 'M&M, , I j«J H! Rr R j hv si.vniiiiAvs *v»i vi'miats : I'M-s THB I IP.: ST \.M, ll '.,' LOOTS AND SIIOKS IN' THE CIT\ Hotel in tli Citv, Dive him a call and gel prices. s'ROIV j. IQ„ Housf, j COMjrERCIAI, ST. 1 Mar Ij-if , .sct-irii ticket, nil] h.'Issued hetwe.ll si fpnint* I for n -inidi- fare gooil for rcliiiii atonday. Ri-tni'il li.li.ts for one an,l a half ordinary f.m-'mriv te putchaeed dailv to .ll points, (toml for three' i!.,\ - lactllt'ing the ilav of issue. N.i r,-iiiin ticlels issued for fl sing!, far. whea such larft i. J5 «nt.. I'l'ioueli rate, belviei-n Victoria and C.W.K, It. IIL-'NSMUIR, Pre.id.ntl lO.-i. HUNTER, neaetal SoawlalCTjeet: II. K.r>rtIilM,'fi-tjut(«»i Fmntn a»»w. f a , CA^0^-Vi^'n^ ; isi|. , M . 1 age Wood stated lhal 0, 1 Collis . 0. tt BUKEWAY& CO. AA"zi'S'AAu.!;«,.,,.. IMPORTING AKJD DlSfB^JSING f,li" anli "5- 0;1("'1-' Xi,,n' S Kenniiicuilhuk CHEMISTS ANT) PRl'GtiiSTS,-. "'" l"l« words "lit. Li.tclji^ JUoiw,0 Ihe (,c-vei.iiliient vstaii'Fiii J. testimony at^wiH P-v-' ' Cr:.r"" •^"--*^ •OMMERCIAI, STREET. tlorr. _, . . „ ... . ,; , , Sole Menufnctures—T, T, Dayenport, _, Physician Prescriptions carefully compounded ,;,.„, ,,„„.,.„ St|T(.|| ,i|<10m!;|,m.v _op'd« Tlie Nanaimo Pharmacy ^5;£^,. VJT Cauiion—liewnfe of Piracy" and Imila. » .., So'* ^ ^^^ , « ^...^...ii; MWIUUUUHQ Country orders promptly nt tended to, j -v.!?- SfANAIMO :-: COURIER Tuesday. March 26tli, 1889 STEAMER SERVICE. [Between'Nanaimo, Comox and Victoria.] Steamer Amelia. Arrives in Nanaianlo every Tuesday evening. Leaves Nanaiiua for Conic x Wednesday 3 A.M. Returns from Comox for Victoria, Wednesday evening. Leaves Nanaimo for Victoria Thursday 7A.M. Leaves Victoria for Nanaimo, I'n- day 7 A.M. Leaves Nanaimo for Victoria, and all way ports Saturday 7 A. M. [Between Nanaimo ami Vancouver.] Sti'amer Rainbow. Arrives at Nanaimo Tuesdays—Leaves Nanaimo Wednesday morning. [Bstwcen Westminster, Comox & Nanaimo.] .Steamer Robert Dunsmuir. Al rives in Nanaimo Wednesdays and Sun days—Leaves Nanaimo for Comox Thursdays—Leaves Nanaimo for New Westminster Saturdays and Mondays. Trains leave Nanaimo for Victoria. 9:04 a.m. " Welling. 12:29 f. M. 12:20 P. M. make out llieir own f-sscssiiieiit rolls willi- :outassistanceofthe,ny iit-rk. \i|. Baker did not think it matterea whether he was assistant a^ssor. He thought that he would go to workwitii the ussiBtance of tlie oity clerR. Lid. Nightlnwle looked upon it 11 a dlfferentllght. Itethoueb thentyt-k-rk I bad better be on theoutoide, n« he iu«i red liv so1 >o m-oni !'''r ° Ht\"'l'l!I ''"C"K'""'"'upsoWown; "O'a 'OLUIBt-IBfsJ - +a9Jlg UOItSBg The Mayor wished lo get legal advioa as , *asnoM3jBM 9..npiun_ jMnormcA be would feel more secure, ■•■ J " Al 1. Alirams—Why is Hint necessary? We have the plans and specifications. AW. Nightingale—Give him fourteen days to start, otherwise lino him $3 a day. , Let liim spend $^iid 1,11 tho road and wc 1 will forgive him the *.! a day lino- '•raaa-iiH khop ■Aip .up jo isptu : uiipin aBmnra jo aaij pamrpp -_.<-» 1 -»i>s,a|.-u,'.,l iism ||u m, iuno»|p ma *P< been censured bv some people. i win lursuvu .»- Aid. Abrams thought still that no per-1 aj_, ihllu-it said it seemed ^tranoe that 1 i.d son could do iho work for $10H. ; if two parties agreed to do u certain thing Aid. Nightingale—Where one knows a ■ and failed that thoy should nut In- kept to lot, one can appraise il just as wdl as if j their bargain. In tho first place, if the lie had Ihe use of the old assessment roll, j agreement were not followed the contract Aid. Peck understood Alih Nightingale I w«b no good. - '---- Aid. Baker—Aid. Hilbert sluuil.l have some idea of what he is talking ubout. He wants Tippett to finish the work, He did not wish to push Tippett. Aid. Hilbert thought 1 hut if he were nol made to forfeit $il a dav he might keep ; tiupt.M o.-oeip jo aaij ^^^^^ lino ||e no mm,,- ip ,11 ..,1 ..u-i -.iu;) aip ui asiio,( jaqio Aire Iraqi sunSrj j 'ss.s[ m' spoor! Sllljp- '--i ,1.5-1Mn' 1111 -f wqi poaujAUoa I aq pin: .asauAvasja Su]veqaitid .-,j,,j.-,,| aujuiexa pue tltuuonoutl oiiiiis aip in sjiooU jaipo in) puy T. to make an amendment that the Assessor makes his report withoul the assistance of Hie Citv Clerk. Aid. Abrams— Let him do il wilhout any assistance. The motion was carried ihui the lisses- if* ivmi.-i suns raooHaaa noo 11 H siqi 01111 pauoduii limit sa*8*e 1 >i ii| sop ui ,uauiuS|suoa isaSju| aqi inei »i THIS SPAr'F. IS RESERVED FOR li RO WNE & CO., 1 will open their new store in a few days with a large and varied slock of O-ont* 3r"-u.riiLJl*3li.lr74*s Goods, etc., VICTORIA CRESCENT, N'cst door to Spencer & Perkins. Who ton ' arrive in ' from Victoria " " Wellington 8:e$ A. M. On Saturdays an extra train leaves Nana. imo for Victoria at 1156 P. M. A train also leaves Victoria for Nauaimo, arriving here at 6:55 p.m.. and leaves for Wellington nt 10:15 P. M. -..._.. 1 carried Ihut the j.vssr»- sor work independently oi the old ti.st-ss-, the work going on tor ten years, ment roll ' Aid. Nightlngali—1 am sure he won 1 Aid. Mahrer wished to know why Hie Ji.'o a'^'inn'e work Tl notice boards naming persons iifainst , f«\ h inches 01 a nil stealing (lowers from the graves had not IoWe> side, and in a been placed In the cemetery? ,fill; **a>° "oa}d »_' fl.ial" "■ „ ' i CityOlerk—The boards art in the hands was *>'•',, "t ,.•„.- ... ' of the painters, Poster Bros. ; the rocks otT tl10 I'"1"1-, '.'."*,'' r'PI»W u ' Aid. Nightingaie-The weather is aood days to start » or'<, and n ho does not for drying, they ought not to lake lung, charge him }:: a '"}>< ''" Louncll Aid, Mahrer wished a notice of a re- Bnishtho road at liu'1 esponsi j waul of $10 to be sent to the Courier foi called ihe Aldermen 1. the apprehension of offenders in this line, to have exacted a bond 1 Ala. Nightingale—People will not claim be required in every cas# the reward. There has been a reward I work. , out for the detection of any person remov- Aid. Hilhert—Was Mr. Ht-y^',!1' ""' i ing sand from the sandpits on the Comox | recognized surveyor of tlie job'.' " W" Boad for some time. Band stealing still pears that Mr. Heyland had passed .""" I goes on, yet no one lias been taken into ! work. 1 custody ' Aid. Nightingale—Mr. Heyland had onlv power to cive the grade 01 I 'ie street.. given'! pair of" handouffs which lie never I Tl)J}.«»2r 1""' "-St ''MI?'•'fll^lna*'' slated ■ ■-..., ..,..7 , _.,.„,. ,,„ The Mayor—The specifications statea road requires 2 1 some places on the ■ places 4 feet of lie has .. . . We OUgilt Ponds should , .of corporation ul "013 "013 'SIAJn.3~IONn 'siaduvo '3aniiNcjnj jo Kansiauoa s.(t!]s> M*tJ I! Ill aAiJIi: n| BpUOl JIM Ottl ioj tm 0.1 d^uiii 01 in\itp p|oi v\ u;.rt n:i|,), -sxoc.cX-VcX rxrx-vJSA. _ in dki tsiiwoa— 'aanxiNHxiai Ve-.j 'fibuoiasjnuvui aip iiuijj pajip pi> : isuf 8 a. m. POSTAL SERVICE. Mails close daily for Victoria and way stations " Arrive 12:20 a . " Close for Wellington... 11:45 A. " Eor Comox, Allierni and way stations every Wednesday 7 !'. OUR OITY FATHERS The regular meeting of the City Coun- j eil was held laBt. evening. There were present His Worship Mayor Bale, Aid Nightingale, Abrams, Hilbert, Raker,. Mahrer and Peck. The minutes of the lust meeting were read and confirmed, OOstMUKIOATIONS. The eity clerk read a letter from Biuo- hampton, New York, concerning the purchase of city scales. Aid. Nightingale moved that the communication be received and a committee appointed to purchase scales. Aid, Abrams—The Street Committee should do it A watchman had been provided nnd ... of handcuffs which he never took out of his pocket except when he ; changed his pants on Sunday. He wished to say that Bastion street bridge was in j great danger of being burned. Every ] one around there seemed to dump their j refuse crates and straw around the supports, lie thought hy the smell that sonic one had made it a dumping place for night soil. Merchants should be'made j to burn their old crates, straw, etc The motion for the reward of $10 was carried. | Aid. Mahrer wished lo Bee the sidewalk continued from theCity 1 lull past Storello's i new hotel. Aid. Abrams seconded the motion. Aid. Nightingale snid he would go further, and wished for one foot and n half of gravel to be placed on the streol before the sidewalk was laid. The gravel might tome from the Fit/AVilliani street cut, Aid. Mahrer was in favor of that too. Motion carried. Aid. Abrams wanted the crossing laid that the work should be done to the satisfaction nf the Council. Citv Clerk-The motion is that he e given M davs to Start work, nnd if he I pet hy the proprietors of the building. ! Aid, Mahrer said it was a Btanding order that the parties wishing a crossing provide Ihe Iniuber and the corporation j will provide the labor. Aid. Abrams wished Commercial sli*et-t attended to as far ns the Co-operative Store, inBtead of only to Home's store, as was proposed at the last meeting. Aid. Nightingale wished to no one job at a time. Aid. Abrams—How long will it take to finish the present work? Aid. Nightingale—About ten days. Aid. Mahrer—How many men are there does not he will be lined «?8 per iliem Aid. Nightingale—Ik- is charged .: dav at present. Aid, Baker—We have Io mind wedon'tl break the contract ourselves. !l"ialia-| ble to si fine of ',:', per day. The motion carried. Aid. Baker referred to iho bad state of the Esplanade and enquired of the corporation workmen were to stop atthoco- opralive store. Aid. Mahrer said the matter was left to the street committee, The Mayor referred to u easo of destltn lion and sickness on Wallace Btreet and thought it was deserving of char,'ty. After some further discussion it was stated that his Worship had $23 '"his ■ possession for charitable purposes. Mr. W. W. Shaw, agent for Hie West Shore Magazine, was Introduced. ' asked that the council take BOO copies ; his magazine illustrative of Nanaimo, Aid. Mahrer moved that BOO copies Is' j bought, and Aid. Nightingale wanted to know what would he done with tbem. The last paper of the sort, said Aid. Nightingale, set Mr. Norris, of the Free Press, nearly crazy. The matter was deferred ene week, and the council adjourned. A. R. JOHNSTON & Co. Ill BASTION STREET & GORDON'S WHARF, NANAIMO. Finest A FULL LINE OF Groceries and Fresh Provisions OCK, BELONGING T0 CAI'TAIN MACDONALD, EQUATED AND READY FOR SEli- ■ vice. Any person wishing to hire the same for pilot business, or seal or black cod fishing, can have the same by applying to Captain MacDonai-d,No, 1. Just Received —A CAllI.OAIi OK- IV Cooking Stoves & Ranges UETTER THAN ANY IN THE SI hips FAMILIES AMD K Disburse SKIPPING PARTS C E P T I ST Supplies Furnished SUPPLIED. GOODS DELIVERED TO A'l P CITY AMD VICINITY. AGENT FOR PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPAN"_| AGENT FOR THE EAST COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY. MARKET. ; j^rTit will pay to lould do it. - Aid. Mahrer wished te order the scales I at work on the corporation at present SPECIAL NOTICES. nee them before buying ewhere at once. Motion carried. A report was read from the chairman oi the Street Committee concerning Franklyn street. ' Aid. Mahrer moved the report be received and filed Aid. Nightingale*—Six. Aid. Mahrer—Why not make it ten? A motion was carried to Increase the ".umber of men on corporation work. Aid. Hilbert said that Mrs. C'luness had moved her ornamental shrubs, as she was told to do so to facilitate some ini- WHM lulu iv >i>j „,< .,* - for information ' provement to be made hv the corporation. Aid, Abrams wished about the *>3000 loan. I "".'" "™" "» »"••"• ;—_:.•. •, ., Aid. Mahrer said he had seen tha bank i Aid. Abrams—Vr. ,T. Dick said there officials, and they would he satisfied by j receiving a true copy of the minutes of the Council, They would allow an over draft of $3000. All checks must be signed by the Mayor and Finance Committee. 11 ,f. Hn.nniiT, at the Vancouver Fuhni- TUBE WaRHHOOHE, received yesterday a large quantity of Carpets direct from the manufacturers that will he sold cheap, as he is not. buying his goods from middle men, but direct. He lias also inst received a lnrtie quantity of RUBBER<D00R mats from the Toronto Rubber Company that can't he bought nt- any other house in the eity. Call and see for yourselves and ho convinced. J. Ifii.niiiT, Bastion street, Nanaimo. .s5-iS£*£r3 J.EPLEACE, wished to move that the oiler be accepted. Motion carried. Aid. Nightingale said thai Mr. Heyland C. E. had surveyed Mill street. He 01- pected a tracing would have been sent in. He would start the work early neit week. Aid. Mahrer moved that the street committee put the street in good order. Carried. Aid. Abrams wished to knew about tin- duties of the City Assessor. He waB unable to be present last meeting. Mill street had Something to do with his absence. He thought that it was impossible for the Assessor to make out a complete assessment roll at the price named without the assistance of the city clerk. Aid. Hilbert said that his motion at the , last meeting was that the Assessor assist. the city clerk. That waB the way he had understood it. Aid. Mahrer replied that Mr. Smith fully understood that he was to be assessor with Mr. (lough to assist him. Ih did not see anything to hinder him from lining the work. He would remove the responsibility from the shoulders of the city clerk, who had heen blamed for alleged patiality by some persons. Aid. Abrams—Mr. Smith has been led to believe that he will make out an hide pendent list. Will he? Aid. Mahrer—He. will gel assistuini roin the City Clerk. Aid. Nightingale hoped that Mr. Smilh did not begin to doubt himself. lie thought himself that the price paid was too low, but that was Mr. Smith's fault. Aid. Abrams said that the City Clerk could go with him. Aid. Nightingale—What! And say that] this lot was assessed so antl so last year. He could find that out for himself. Most of the Aldermen knew the old assessment price. He knew most of them. Aid. Mahrer was sorry the question had returned before them, as he hat! voted for Mr. Smith because he thought he had more time than the other applicants for the position, but had since discovered that Mr. Aitken, who put in a lower tender, had as much time. If Mr. Smith did not think himself competent for the position let him say so. Aid. Hilbert—He is, bv by-law, the Assessor. He understood lhat- when the motion was put. Aid. Abrams moved that the City Clerk assist the Assessor. < Aid. Mahrer seconded the motion. Aid. Nightingale moved that the asses- nor do the assessing without the assistance of the city clerk. Aid. Peck seconded the amendment. Th.- Mayor—The committee wishes Mr. Smith to mnke the assessment. Aid. Abrams—Then your Worelltp the motion calls for a by-law. A'd. Nightingale—Will you leave the motion as put at last meeting? The Mayor—Une at a time please and adlress the chair. Ths city clerk then read Mr. Smith's letter asking forappcintmint as city as- The'city clerk said that he had explained to all applicants that they were to 1 pro,....„ „ . _ .. . i would men he put to work ? Aid. Abrams—Mr. J. Dick was a very had place iu the road opposite his property. Aid. Nightingale said it was necessary to raise money for the city. All the mag-1 _ ,, , ,,, ,,. ., istrates.or most of them,'were averse to The first ol the season Hiversideoraiiges, granting more licenses. He wished to navel oranges and new cabbages can be raise the price of licenses to three, four or j Obtained nt George C avalsky s. five hundred dollars. lie moved that the Bpfore purchasing any groceries, dry City Clerk be instructed to write_to th*1 goodg w&ry or any other merchandise, House as to an increase m the price of constut theadverUscmentsintheCouBmR I liquor licenses. If the persons keeping -DI'.AI.l'.K 1N- HARDWARE, STOVES, FAINTS, OILS, hotels could not afford to pay the in creased price, let them sell out to those who could. Aid. Hilhert seconded the motion. The Mayor thought that it would be better to write to our local members. .Aid. Nightingale—You might, as well | ask Ihe painter as our local members— I tbev don't know where Nanaimo is excepl at election times. Sooke, Comox, Alberni —any place, In fact—was preferable to them to Nanaimo, '. Aid. Abrams thought the City Clerk should he Instructed 10 write to Mi. Beaven, who was the introducer of the ' bill. Aid. Mahrer wished Aid. Nightingale to change his motion, He wished to communicate with the local members, first. They had Intimated their Intention to support any means in raise money. Ho wished Iii sharpen them up a hit. Aid. Nightingale was willing to do an, hut thought it was nn use. They would take no notice, Aid. Mahrer though! that •then'than Mr. Heaven might he Interested. Many members would certainly gel up and yawn, go to sleep or go oul when the subject was broached. The license was not to exceed |S00. Aid. Baker—Has the City Clerk received a letter from Mr. Tippett, stating that he Intended to finish his contract? The City Clerk said he had only received a letter from Mr. Davie asking for; (200. Aid. Raker—When was the contract to be finished? City Clerk—The first of January. , Aid. Hilhert—The Methodist trustees wish to dump the rock from the excavations for the Methodist Church, on Wallace street, wncro the corporation workmen have left off. It would make a fine road. Aid. Mahrer—Provided they break the rock. Aid. Nightingale hoped they had four or live hundred ions. Leave granted. Aid. Peck gave notice that he would introduce a by-law tn buy the water works and build 11 new Bastion street bridge. Aid. llaker—What does the council intend lo tlo in the Tippett matter? Aid. Nightingale—I met Tipp-tt two weeks agn and he swore by the Holy fit. Patrick lhal-he would hot dn a stroke more work. He would make the council pay him. He had done all the work In- intended to on Nicol street, lie was voted |800 and then put. The way he dropped his mattock and shovel would convey the i upresslon that they were led hot. The balance of $200 will' have to be expended somehow. The Mayor—Sue him ior thc $3 a day forfeit. Aid. Nightingale said he was not like Ciesar's wife, above suspicion. He had occasionally made n little on n contract Stylish prints, embroidered dresses, handsome new French dress goods, watered nlushcs just received at Arthur Bullocks. * Some verv elaborate and handsome things in mantles and new neck wear at Arthur Bullocks. * Fresh Eastern Ovstirh, just arrived, at the Quekn Cllnl- Hoi'BB. W. II. l'llll.l'OT. Victoria Crescent, NANAIMO, II.C. Prospectus eOVERHMEHT TELEGRAPH EEEVIOE. SEALED TENDERS addrwed to the undersigned nnd endorsed "Tenders for Telegraph construe* tion," will be received at the Department of Public Works, Ottawa, up to Monday the ist day of April next for die construction of about 54 miles (mora or less! nf Telegraph l.iiif along the new wagon road between Numumo or Departure Bay and Alberni Settlement. Also of about jo miles (more or less) be* tween Cape Beale Lighthouse, to Carmenah Pojnt near I'.oiiella I'oilit on tlit; Island of Vancouver, Brit* Ist, Columbia, • The work to be delivered over, complete, on or be* fi fore September ist, i88q, Each tender for one or both line", must he nccotn* _ panted by .in accepted bank cheque made payable to Itheorderpf tbe Honorable th? Minister <■( Public p Works, equal to five per rent, of the amount of the tender, which will he forfeited if the parly decline s to enter into a contract when called upon to do so, or if he fail to complete the work contracted for. If the tender be not accepted the cheijiio will be returned, For specification of construction■ &<'., apply to F. C. Gamble, Esq., Agent, Department of Public Works, Victoria. B. C. The Department will not he bound to accept the lowest or any tender. By Order, A. GOBEIL, Secretary. Department of Public Works. | Ottawa, nth February, 1889. 1 TO EUROPE, CANADA or th] Urtltoci St-sttejs., I To save money consult thc undersigned I J. H. Hilbcrt's Boot & Shoe Store, Cot! mercial street, about rates to or from Gre] Britain and the Continent or to any part f I the United Slates and Canada befo_ purchasing elsewhere. W. B. DENNISON, Railway and Steamship Agent, Nanaimo, l», f .C.| (Tamos XXtxY-very I IMPORTER OK . ENGLISH and CANADIAN MERCHA^ DISE, Commercial Street, Nanaimo, li. C_| OITY T*IAJELX<.Xa: Next door to Hirst's Bros., Commercial Street. Notice to Builders, il. D. DEEBLE, Pro* ro of .1 Company proposer! tn lie organize Courier rrlDllng 89' (LIMITED LIABILITY.) ullli' VIOTORIA HAPPENINGS, (Special to the Courier.) Victoria, Muivli 25.—.Terry Kelul passenger hy llio Umatilla fi iib soon its the Bipiiiner roacliwl iln-iim-i. Hi'ir iiiiiiniii!.' Btutod to tho wnltor Hint lio li.ul uilii-n mi I nml wanted wafer. T'lii- ttiih given liim and ho then fell in-pnBlbli to the deck. Captain Wise senl him hv an i xprcis wagon in the Royal Hospital lint, he died on tho way, nepoaitlonH of j the steamer's officers worn taken and the ] Umatilla lefl for San Francisco. The sill* - eiile was formerly first officer of the steamer A1U i. A. private in (J Battery attempted nni ciile Sunday while under the influence of liquor, lie hud a i-ille loaded and a slrins attached to the trigger. Capital $20,000, in 2,000 share* or $10 each- PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS : Arllnu Bullock, fohn Hilbert and lolin Mulmr. TENDERS VII.I. BE RECEIVED BY the undersigned (al whose olliee plans and specifications can he seen) until 4 p.in,, 31st inst., for the erection nf a Uvo-slory dwelling house (stone foundations) and stahl- on Front street. After 2X1I1 inst, the plans and specifications c an he seen on application to Dr. Praeger. The lowest or any tender not necessarily a'cee pted. EDWARD MAI.l.AXDAINK. Room 4, Bank of II. C, Building, Victoria. meli22-.il Cnnseantly on hand a full assortment ofl Choice Meats and Vegetables. t In. Shipping supplied at short nre. ice. iTTLE WONDEI It acts like magic on catarrh, asthma, H.iv Fever, se of -tally be known : purp nil! inn Suhscribors who do not M'tvivcpiin.'is regularly Uirottgh tho carriers wiil comer a favor by rotjorfc" itij.*; tlie Rome to the office at once* Subscribers taking the paper in the citv nn* requested to at once notify tho olliee of any changes In their ar'*'' "-3S, This company la formed lor tl printing ami publishing a seven morning and weekly news paper, as the Nanaimo ' louutElt, Tho need ofa first-class daily newspaper j has long been Ml—a paper which will devote iiM-'lf to advancing (he loclal Interests and commercial prosperity of Nanaimo district and lurrounulng country. Thc great fnvor which has been shown towards (lie present Nanaimo Morning Courier, ami the substantia] rapport it hns received give ihe promoters great hopes that l the poper In an enlarged form (taking us 1 rank as one of the best in the province) can* , not fail bul meet with a pecuniary ami Lasting i success. The object of this newspaper (being of a j non-political character) is to be entirely in- j dependent. The company have entered into agreements ! to purchase the plant, etc., of tlie Nanaimo ' Morning Courier, which agreements can be seen at the company's olliee at Nanaimo. GENERAL DEALERS. Just received nnd will l„- offered nt Eastern Prii'cs a Inr^n slock of Tinware,Wooclenware & Electro- Plato Ware, Bronchitis- Weak Eye mralion • Preventative Nov without the Dchollator, a famous Carbolic Smoke. lo Carbolic Smoke ''1 Deafness prhiL; Colds I.line lo Diphlheil iiioke tnipanioti to thj Enclose $3.00 „ P.O. Bo . for I 737. Victoria, B.( the remedies, or ask your Drunc,ii,t for lllenl. Mar 3—1 1110 tof TENDERS. SHIPPING NEWS. Trunks & Valises. li Brooms and Brushes. RuSSell McDonald & CO., Lamp Chimneys at 5c. Eact GENERAL DEALERS Steamer Hustler arrived yesterday from Cortez Island. j A WAH5IM1. ANn The modes of dentil's approach are varl* j OUfl, and statist ics show conclusively that ' I more persons die from diseases of the Throat nnd Lungs than any other. It is probable that everyone, wi'.h ,,i exception receives vast numbers of Tubercle Germs into the system and where these germs fall upon suitable soil they start into life and develop, nt lirst slowly nntl is shown by a Blight tickling sensation in the throat and if allowed lo con- ' tinue their ravages they extend lo the lungs producing Com.umptii n and to ihe head, pausing Catarrh. Now all fo dangerous, and if allowed to proceed will in lime cause lenth. At the onset you must act wilh promptness) allowing a coid to go without Saturday Night Auction Sale mention is dangerom and may lost . .1 */ **-> life. As soon as you fee) that ^-:i._-....i.g ..- ATong with your Throat, 1 ungs or NcstntS, ibtaiti a bottle of Buschee'B German h)rv.p. tt will giv. you immediate relief*, POSITIVELY WITHOUT RESERVE, Auctioneers COMMERCIAL ST. NANAIMO. Auction sales every Saturday evening Steamer Is* THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL INVITl tendeis up to S o'clock on Monday ii April for grading and draining Dcveril sipiarl Specifications can ln-cn seen at the Ci, Clerk's office. Tlie lowest or any tender nol neccssarii| irceplcd. S.GOUGII. s-r.niinio 22nd March, 1889. Cily Clerk. M28-A I !■'. REVELV, Master, NANAIMO AND COMO.X. Will leave Victoria 11, calling 111 Ss ,y and t.'liliinal eilm-.i'.ay at 7 a Tuesday at ^ a,m,, . Bursoyn. Hay, Vi Will lean Nanni Sell the regular way al 1- Prices and at the ock-Eottom COMOX TO THE HIGHEST BIDDERS. And Way roils, ami return at 7 a.m., every Thurs* day. Will leave N&naimo every Friday at 6;8 a.m., nr Vancouver, and return ilie tame day at 1130p.tti. Will leave Nanaimo every Saturday at 7 a.m.. for Victoria, *>al[ing at CflL-malnui< jjfc}ttviu*i Ray, Hur goyne Ray and Siuimch*. ■■ apply on board, Mar I—tf GOLD GRAZE IS LOWER CALIFORNIi Th_* cities of California are almost emptiel and everybody rushing to the new Eldo*' rado beyond Knsenada. For map and description ol the mineral nl gion of Lower California consult the Standard Atlas, sold only by B. Lees, Central Hotel. NOTICE. Having (lisposed of ihe type and h\lures< tin- Nanaimo Morning Courier to the I'oi.vl Ikk Printingand Publishing Company, all ad counts duo Ihe said jwpcr will he collccleT .._ _ by me, and all liahilities ofthe Nanolfl For Frcislit Mil f'ssssg.' Morn ing COURIER will' be paid by me c_ I presentation. ROBT, TODD,
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