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T b e European <;'ns1 J'of 1ST07^^:'";'"' .": """���������:-'' '"'���������"~ :; The lecturer compares the,sudden declafa-: Ti on"'" o!"' 'th e JPYa iico-Br vissi n n wa r to" a IhVi n - ;d e i'b oUo ii t -of * ti lis b Itie c 1 o ii*u s," an d con s id- . -ers tjiattlie,c"kmd/ont.;\of; wliichy the bolt fell av as. that great,, -\i n e m*p 1 o y e d F re n ch army. ���������en c It. so Id i er i n win end ream ed of ; th e m a r- * shh!?s baton���������; which "he* hadf' been assiired lie \par r i e d., i ti his 1cn ap stick .* *'" Wi th * ih ch an arm y ���������war wsts. sooner or later, inevitable; and mntii it f.horihrbe,reduced or destroyed, there *-wns no hope-for Europe-of. secure peace. -\lie,theri go.es._over, at.great 1 engfch, the his* to r i ca 1 au te ceo* e n ts o f th e yy a r,. from th e period '������������������just b efore.'th c great F rench Re vol u ti on ,'v/hen', .'to use .hi.1? own r-words, " Europe; was- finally -passing friom feudalism.^n'd .mediaivjal. Catho- i rcism1 fo'a more advancetl,' State pf.. ci.yili za- iJo n, and m<7r<? raf;.|o n al -i"orms of b el ief, by a '���������})rocess quiet anti-gradual,but visible enough to tlie eye of liislovy. Suddenly "France, witli /Ce 1 tic i m \m 1 si v en ess ��������� and se j f-co n fid en c e, * r n s h e d to f.iVe fro n t of.��������� 1 tie'-mo ye me n t, and a n - . derlook not- only, to inform' herself, which wiiii 1 d ha \;e been ashfliciently arduous tusk, "but to ivgenei'ate "man kind." ....... A fi e111ay I ng bke tcli ed so me o f tbe a f ro c \ ties 0f [ha*i-lixn% Tfrerrbli ReVrfJ'iition, he poin'is out 11 ovv Frati.ee, h w i ng 1 ost what b rief Iiberty she had achieved, ati d I at 1 by a Io v e; o f mill tgry gin ry, tu r n e d, h er v I dtp ri Q������is arms rig a i n s t G e r- i 11 a r^ y���������' 11 m I. co uni ry \v li i c hi s now rein r n t n g w 11 it such deadly! n tei'es t th e jwrp ngs fro m ��������� f o rtn erGall ie i n vasi o iis. *. ." No ty' say s h e, J:i i 11 a & Ft* onch am bi tion h ad ���������ever slept in the first transports -of reroln- t i o n.a ry ph i ] a n (11 to p y ; in 'th e ve ry honey mo o n of universal love France had'be^un to encroach^ upon the covenautpd rights,Of tho German Emjiire ;; and\ tlie���������fi;'s.t.,countries which welcomed-the French as deliverers.-soon Iiad mnmn.Jo 'own tho truth.of. tb������ saying, "that "���������the brotherhood of the French revolution was ��������� a brotherhood of Cain." ���������: On their restoration, the Bourbons pro- ��������� celled to parser to the war spirit ; and ���������^1 jo ugh ;Loais Ph i 11 ippe real ly desi red pea ce, he was Compelled to tkeep up a monstrous standing ann y,. ?to. i nvade A3 gie rs, aad to ���������q11 ar re I per io cl ica 1 ly wi l,h Eu ro pean po w ers. IfftTeJI, and then followed an ephemeral. Tv.e- pnblic, which, without tbe shadow of a pretext, invaded and captured the sister Republic of Rome--an act not to be forgotten when a&teoRte are made io shift the guilt oi aggros/ ^jon from rhe/Fr^nch������j^opjf Iq. thelrjrnle'rs; Bu^upoi&the^bradle of Ihe^ ire[|nblic jfelltlie shadows of the returning empire j.' and soon b ay o nets rep lace d a Bo n a p ar I e. op th e in i 1 i ta ry throned i; To > allay?tlie alaon mife avoid- the hostility of the European powers, the Empire pro e la im e d i tself p eac eA,a n d a, t on co p ro ceedfe d. JoXnltiltlie hiw.of its feinglby ihvolvihgAthe whole world in war. Next came the Crimean war, th en the Ital ian wan then. Ijijj Mexi c an wariibeii tlie^ntrigue; with'ieflin/maskVd^b'j?'' p ro fessi otis of the w a v m est fr ten ds h ip fo vi-A us - tria, which brought.^on the/jAustro-prussian war.J|Tbe;)Eirjperor] was/fied b^aliiaiural xniscalculation,to assume that, as he had found tbe Anstr-ians^tough, Mol tk%an;d the Erussiauso iwpii lid finil them ton ghery; ItSa t Soth^artf ek . won 1 d . b q exh a us te d by along war,, ami. th a t be and France would then be at liberty, to he 1 p ��������� th e in se I vesrs to an v a dd i tio n s o G terr i tor y j%h^li ^rj|icj geography^nd the������in|s gsspepfc- sih g 'tl)e'ri n lien ta^ico p ( tlie" Carl oy i'ti'gi an r e m - pire. based on ihe"horipn tha11he grea 1; Karl ;was^a l^gdchman.' migfitf sii^gggt. .'-|^uti;)ieg ��������� Nap ol eb n III." c augh t a' B i si n ark.'% n d d re w upon himsolf a rebuff ��������� whicli deep 1 y wq.iinded the mil!t-ary: spirit of France, wliiio^wjitl������the gro w tho f��������� Ger m an u h i ty u ode r P ri iss i ah'le acl- . ersh i p, |g re w th e mad d en i u g c o n v i c I i 6 ii th at ^ n^: t na t sid e th e fa mil i aivga te o f F re n c h ambition would, be forever closed There can be no dcuSfc that from.this moment, though tlie u sua! p mice h o m i 1 i es co n t. inn ed to b e preach e d fro in;; the..;, th rpi] e, an d. even ft at te ri n g.. s il^ges - tio ns of ge n er a 1 d isar m a m e ri t' wo re fro m i iin e y-tin .vne unassep yan o th ei* l n fi 11 en ce e o u s p i red y vvi th '��������� vy p n n d i: d -military! ambition,to* bring' ���������:bft/'iVarV'^:''A'Uiei"4 :as-; Napole6ri III. was a;hvays;;ahd in)alI. tlvi.u������-s. u tier ly': reg������ ni less- n ?������������������ ap parenjly; u n conscious I ai he.-; wa s i j) ro f i gli 11 is' w I j ������ 1 e c a r eer o f Ui e ex- is t a ii ee of a Goo s b o v������ !i i i n o r o f a" y p i ce o f God within hiin. he,��������� never.s!iowed his- allieism more than ui restoring1 lor. hi? political purposes the. Roman Catholic Church."while..he affected to whisper into the ears "of. German p li i I osopher.4 11 is b is to ri c do n ft te abp u i the ex- istence of 'Christ/ . That Charch. a 1 arnied ��������� by tlie growl fi g ascend an cy; pf a Protes tan t, p o w e r. fo nnd a n o rga n d f its fears i n th e fa i r partner c f t he Em p e ror's tliro n e--a t|iorou *rh d au gtiter of S p a in, ato n ce p) eas ure- j o v i n ������ a n d d e v o ii t. a n d e q*i i a I ly loyal to 'too n it eta a u d reliquiarie.^, to crinolines.;!and confessors.���������r Bavarian priests as well as ;Hanoyeriaii-' exilesft re* th ed e arn es t en t re a ti es a n d to1 d. fl a i - tering. tales. The large army vote against the plebiscite, given as it must have been in spire of the most powerful coercion, showed th a t d ei a y was dan gerp ns I o th e dyn n s ty. A pre te x t wti.s foinul, or porfei ps fn side: w h i c h might iso1 ato PrnsKia from Germany, and war .was . dec la re ti..,. T i) e i;e w a s bc lire el y a sh a dp w d f o pposi Iii>n. C6 m mereo, rio dou bt. ni o.iu'ricd in soci'ot: but I always folt.'wiien Mr Cobden and other English statesmen who in.I respected. rec k o ned out he" gr o w th *o f F reneh co rs i ii fi roe a s. a fi? c ii ri ty fo r p Bace .that iin. t h e 11 rs t p!: ic e, corninerce con hi not control the passions ol .the army or the policy of a Gove rum cut rest- irig on fo51 itbvy supphrt: arid, in tne second p 1 ac o th a t it wa s w lib Fra. nee a s with o I, I i e r nations and with sn.tn���������however groal; her material proMjK'i'iiy intgtit be, s'io could not live by bread alone ; besides .brrwl ������lie would want, inFFUary glory.' The Protestant clergy of Faniice alone yprnly s[)ol-;e' a^aiuHt, war��������� for the Mwnnwsun. probably, which led the Jesuits to speak for ii. eye ry where' mi nirl ed>v w i th I res o 1 u i i p h -, ���������������a n d te ar fn 1 1 ea ve ".ta k i tigs fi 11 ed,; ��������� ti i e, la nil'. .Such r ne n are 1161, li ke 1 y to. fp 11 o w 11 io dm ni of, a nil - bill o ii. ': TI icy, are ii o t' t i i r c o s an d Zo u a v es.' I i i red b i i lo he rs an d m aViiiul evs, b u t c i l i * e lis h rined i n d efence of, t heiri coun fcry,' nnd wheni t'h ey, are wo il^h d ed i f i ei t* coup I. ry, 1*1 ec ds., Ji i s. triie,. t hat, not con ten t with, mere ly parvy i,ilg ' t !i o., blow aimed a t li er 1 i fe, Gi >r m a h y lias folio wed: u p 111 e aggressor, sr'ru c Ic -; h i in 16 tlie ea r th ;'d i s arjii e d him,; ta law fro m hi ih -:tl iW f ro ni tier .1 nviresses> wh iph. hp i\sed <������is- sai 1 y;-j)or ts iOf inyusion; inliicted uppn��������� him such;pVui.a 1 ties as wi 11, ma ke li iih bp ware of assaj ling her j or. a n yi otlier riatioii;������'for:;the^fnttirc^and'ii/isJtrU^tmit thei; p en al ti es ���������- h a vo risen i ni am dti A ti n l p r o p.or-! tion to ithetlpngtfi .ipf^r.esisLance���������<��������� >and; theyiiirj. creased exp en ditu re of; (Jer ra an- bl o p d.,,. W b e n the. Sikhs .in y ad ed on r Indian. em "p i ro,, d id pot we/.af ter ropelfi n|r.: i lie ;iin v! aders,! p'aSs't he 'feiit: lejv-a'rirt^exfcniJftiW h'OrpjlHid^lipid.opfc.^!^;^^^^^^^ b a i'ded Lab ore.. as .*; we d id, bo mb ard, Luck-, n6 wy'a n d w o t ild p p t j h e'; a go ny h ave ,b een as jrfeat- ih Ijalipre as it.^as' iii Paris V '-.-Tlie bom-' bardkien t :ob suph: a Ci ty as#?arias is th e;d i resi of the diremecessities .ofi'-wai*: j ..but would it be:,possible :tp permit^the existence, in the mi i'd s V o' rou r o pp. of ��������� an '���������'-in i i n e' n io {o i' tVeKS ati ft ��������� a'rseiialhw h ere *waf' is -a 1 wa'vs^; 1>rewi ii g"---'! tse 11������������������ abovei the d a ws o f w a t V' 1 i P tb e1 mid care er b f ���������vii6ttpry-.'jw:ith;ythe: ^ r as | >y th e ,,G e rm an .s, p.ftpre/l \, a n..,. a nil hti ce,,. a^ iiieinsiarico of'the powjerS' friehdiy to TF,rancci \u)dy the French: rhetoricians repiu/tf^th^t' KranpcNvoUld sweep J;hO barba.ria.nsifromlier snered. R.6il.:yTliPv^accused ^En6;landywlierir slje pIeii^led jor' the armi?ticeV'oft ;a, 1?^V?���������?^-1'% aUempt1 to paviV the'^viriarfarniiesifrpm im--* minent; destriVctipnv''Theliaz rhetoric inv*whichvf)Frarice���������.*��������� has'-deligiitecbito 1 i'yevil las: do ub l^d';li}u^aiaihyjiesj: py<ih\wMf) k\ her to. I n i ni i j i a I i ng. ,tr n: j hs*-, Tp; expe c.t that t li e German s Pv o 11 Id. grci it n d th e i r ii rm s b eca i i se P raiice h ad I >e cb fn e a Re pub li c, e ve n.: if sh e h n il--'i re ally , b ecom e a.HRe p u b 1 i c, wp u Id h a ve' been .childish.;.., .T h e .Germ an s h av'e ;b j tier reason ��������� < p k n o w, i;h at a Pre n ch m an ^Iin per J al- i st1 or Ttepublican ��������� is a ��������� Fren cii in an s li 1IV��������� Much* has been!.said; "since the 'German vie- to ri es i n this >wa.r, ab ou t .the \vonder-w o rking i n fhi epc e o f .Ger m a n sc.h oo Is ; anrl all th emt- iion������Vof file''woidd seem to be rushing to so 11 o o 1. ��������� tli at; they in ay 1 earn; t h erp how to en t their1 nei it h borfobroaL Much*, no doubt, is dlie; to -the.influence of. German schools, but I supped as least as much is due to;-..the..-,infill? en ce of thP Germ an h 6m e, I bel i e ve th is to h a ve b e eft ihe- case, es peel al 1 y in - those. p ai* ts of a soldier's dury .in- the performance of whieh he is sustained by duty alone, without the siIm,uln's.of,.excitenieht, without the spirit- s" t irri n sr t Hi hi pet or the p o m p of war, an d i ri w hie lv th e s ii per i o fi ty: of; the G e wn an s to the Fre n ch has b ee n so ��������� mar feed. T h o ug h not pl.avi.shly,orthodox, at.least..not. so .reputed, the Germans .as.a people are religious, and 111 oy ar 6 a cc o rd i n g I y d e ri d ed a s ps a 1 m; s in ge rs )>y tho partizuns of France. Ever since the d a ys o f G h s I; i vi i s. A do I p h us, w h en tb e %ou a v e and the psalm-si n ������;c r ,h a ve nictrthe psalm- si rii cc r ii a a ��������� w mi.'' S o A t is t h a t tli ose w h o I ear ���������;j.yVj^l:JSfNK^.; .^q^ck&v^ :.' ���������.i.-^nYii,.\>\:.i\y 7^-,.->-::m"> TiV-ni y,: Thp GreatFaniily (Medicinoi.o;f tjhe -4 ge.^y .\--vl Have; ielnpsott;' sitfee tlvo ���������'* iiitr6iiiicf|oii * of ^\M h^iii ' K' 1 If'r ,.t1? t hpc p u I pic, un'a. y ������it, ,a, V. x jii*j pff aent,- ti xra ii:i& im ire popu I it? a ii li' m'immii aH s' jil-Vrqer' sul P uVii' a vhr ��������� bofprcj:; -rr-Itgj pi >pu luri tjd^iai 'ctfri lltf e ti to.'tli 'iW^.tmitryv.. iiy.*x>$ i/flU Gy='r;thv* w^rid^i^U^ficial' ���������M\'y'<?m iia, \ :cirrih^xlui'"ills;lHat- ftti$h*& iionv'^?,,;'aVb- ackoowi-? ��������� :ojt^ed; -AH-tl upnreci/itcti i?and ������'i������ a u������*i������.KTitBR-;ito,('amo - I i a 11 iii' i&l ��������� toijni'' cfju ri try. ;.s,qoi nor race,. ,"l t .a t&tis 6a ly, -i;ol������o'kii<)\vnm;b^prfjsvtL* 'l "/���������"���������'^*, ?'"''-'������������������'"������ ������������������ * *���������������������������"��������� ���������x Ti^nijvyXi-fARs. i^- ctar.tfijtt.ly. ajilQa/^^bojigb ibn^tp-.. ,proyo':t"Tic of 1 luficy.M'..*iiiy.ni<-*.<iiciuo,.itn11 ,tha11W-pajls. ��������� -. .KiLLBKi/feilc^swrvfh'glii? alii.ite/i^lr^i^^V������r%^blairia*^fi:ft"*������ff j*" .' is ��������� am ply; proyoVi.. byt. tn p u n r>:t.rti 1.1 ^od;:pupvii In rjj y. i li,l#o a: sittliii'p,M11;; If"is .'��������������� sfrA������' u qiF Ei^ncp vj-i r'jih'etlyiJ7 Sold ��������� liy au prajfgistsi't *py <t&j fi*-;<,:-:',. ������_ Si'-^J-J-i.*"* -^**r"kv ' '-. Jliroclious.accompany.cacti bottle;^P.- ':.-. ?-- ...au'L k'r riiners. ana otixers; rer ^quiring iMaohineryv--������'������^. ������u%*\i -^d) ft-1������ .-" * --iX ���������'������ v\'fi .r>1 -; mid;��������� -^fi ^ RAica rtitAiCTy tavfhF sfafrfV* ;in>:tii/Y ?;I^velsV>rvo ^C).>un;;4l;.Uia.t;thfj; iro^iil������Irj? io^rici<iiri:i>i\SrttH uctt ofj s ft fflci cii t. capii c i ty,\, t< >.-; m n iiu f api 11 re" ;t I ic . m a c ly a <������ ry- ���������reijiiirtid'riyHbe Tjaiie ^/KiirVz Co; f'a'tYii'th onfef jtlijif , tbe nublic voay?nnt be?(mistotl byj-suchjguv^riuenIfr^v. j fin (1 ill j iist ice to oursel y es j: we )i������y ti in state.- tb ai, n ii.r. WHnnHry>"witfiyih&J\������rrn^iit Tablk: "cari*lri������ntifiiclVir'tf Macbiuei-y .of TEJiVJ,T^UESi'jlie :c;ij)aG/ly;yOrtfiofv;hia^ Chi ii dry i in ported l;y the [La ne fe. Ki'j ri z CoiWpn n'K ami as Cheaply as. it'cdii beJiiiparred I'rom'tfnri'FivihclECo;' *,..> . ^. . - ..'":..������I-UtAIT,Si IIIYlKG, -. ���������:.������,\ '': !'3'l:..; **������������������ !���������''���������-:���������' 5 ''���������'���������������*'-';'->'��������� lililon'Ifoh Works.'1.'-: ��������� Victoria, B.C.,:. Jailuary 27. r.v' ���������''fyi/;.rmh'2&lm.i.���������-.::' VfOTtC E ISHKURBT: 6 HEN1 TKaV IN Y"1 VlJltsOX' i^( or persons, Ton ml d es li> >y i ug ��������� -or ������������������������I amftgl h tr i.tlr4 Tr 3 egr;ip 11' Pol es" or w I res. \v i U ba ]) msec u ted w i t h tho c utmost rigor of: the Iaxv? '}'.-. v=f-.'���������'.:;��������� '4 >������������������" .?;y "y"? By command^.... .,,...;- ;;-; 'ry:-' ""'} B. W. PEARSW.'--- Lands and Woi'ks Department; -��������� < ��������� ���������':���������' . -; . , .Feb..9U������,;iS.7l;.,:, y ni:-- ���������.-..������������������ V mhlS^. ��������� God i.nost. ff c n(J.ra11y tear the devi I 1 o11> t; and. when all has been said aboutititellicence and nHedlb^iin^. the main <iimg# in buttle iraist bo-, not l.h foar Vlcal.li. Barbarians, to**, Lhi������ Onnans aro called ; aitd itwemjj fo bis thought lliaUby call in .it tlieni w tlif?y can b������ made so. Hot real civilization consists not i OKKMf������,VY XOiVTUB fiUKAT KUKOPKAN POWER. in poliMi-of mannors, nor evftn in lifei'avy cnl- 111 re. but in rm ri t v o f nlToc ti o ns,������iJ. 1 (-eon tro!, and submission lo moral law, Doforo. liowovor.'Oermany take������ up" politi- Qe. rmany is no w ti i a p r������������n t ]) o w o r of 1 wi ro p o. o al q ������ ^s ti o n s, ��������� \v isflo m / co n nsol s -, li e r to pi������ c t? Tf site in amnral pov/or, rdn������ will be the guar- jlun* unity out of peril. The BavmTan prie^l. dirtii of Envojnmn p-ciico mid progress. If slip, j still stands in the way. Tint 44s e tjathrdicisni is an immoral ttod a^grt^Kivi; powor.no doiih' a great peril impands over tho/naiio'n?. Bnt [ goe nd ft"roupds in her'li?sCory, in the-cli.ar- nt South Germany is mainly Austrian*, all Go rm: t n y a t fi rs t ������h o we d i ts el f Ten to n ie hy a cc e p tin'ji" ti j o -. Re, Conn aj-io n. an d 111 er e To r e t h o a c Mr o'f *! j e r jkm ip 1 e, or h er p res e rs I; c o rirl.uc t, vi tn II ty o t J Jav a ri a n J es i i i lis m a n d i \] trair. o n - for such n. -fear. In history the roprop oh ol j tanism is*nol, likely to be g-rent nor its resist- Cf-e r in a n y h as b <.^ on mtij e r pa.sai von e3S f V. an a [mi e e p o r rnnhen 11 y si. r o n ������'. A liberal m o v e - te n den cy to agicressi o n. I������ the p rese n |; war I men t, f > f which ', tho great Ko m a n Ca tholic she lias falcen'nrms to save her life. While | theologian. Dollinger, is,a distiii^iiished oi* th e m a n i festo o f t H e Fve u e h l''m j j e rg r w as a ! pi n. h as al re u d y co m me no h d.' ' It is. n o fc ' i ni- heathen gasconade, the manifesto' of Xintf I probable that the German provinces of Aus- William was the ntternnce of.a.Christian, and moral beinpf. and atldrcBsed to n people.wbo did hot delight in warybitfc required those who called them to arms to show %h������& war could not be avoided. The soldiery <)\ Prance were spoking, y-s the phrase is, for the fight; but awoS������ the Gcrnmns. as v hnr r been told by a j than ever tria, and jierhaps those grasped by RiisVia in the d ay o f G or m a n .weak n ������j ss, in a y one d ay fall back into the Fatherland : while, on the other hand, as the Germans will not care to Dissolution of Partnership mHE BUSIKESS. HRRETOFORK XARnjED. ON- AT .1' Bjirkerviliu between T. x\({ Noiivion' anil Dn.vhl Kttrl z}. mi<t er tb e:najne oi" ��������� j) a"' KOtJVIQ$ h KURTZ';. te thfe d*xy <lfssolvocl-by mutual a������useiM* I) iviil Kiifiis l������ a via u p u rclifise d the in to rest',"oC > T. dp Nouy i oir l.hi'Wnn.. ������������������''' ,_ ..!,,,} -r-* ';<���������!-,r^..- D������ vk! Km rt 7. w III 'cn|k������ct '>i 1 f deb lis dti o to' tj*vq 'flrni and pav al 11 ia b11 i ti&s ol" l-h'o samt>; :; '������������������ "''' ! . * ��������� > . .-'��������������������������� T. PF/XOTIVION*. ' .../,���������, UAVli) KURTZ. Bn r kc ry i !1 ^ Mn rch ST,. 3 ST J y ���������. , : ��������� ��������� apt "1 in , . yisroTicE. 'PUR RU^TXES? HERKTt^FORK CAKKTKD OV B7 I the nndi.-r.si?nod at V'ulif utiJ H-irksTvillo. ftrlU-U, Go! u ni 11 i.i, h n .s 1������i -rn r-rj |-l to M r. C H A III, KS 0 V WE S ��������� If IS I.M MR, of \'������l<\ to wlimu h������1 otilwinihifnp 'a������:co������nr,i in r������'rtfifjct tu tiiv aboveuT-utionod Uasiiieaa 'ure t" b������ |������akl. ��������� , Vfctori.n. Jnn. 31 ISTl: "��������� mWUm sua. tn��������� 1-lpE. MR. ������ BTR.N'E?, 5?horirr of 11H������.riifirfcl, liasovir P< > vvtT of A1. torn ny /or f. b ������ <m I Ic c t ion of nil not t*# A iv I i������'e tion n ts < I iifi ��������� u i. Ai} pttrsmis, tl io r o5 o rs, In* debtod to tbe undersj^u,������d .v.i 11 pl������ -ase p������y bi m. . * '��������� . JAMES H,���������K15RK.&.S0N." Barkerville, April ly isn, .[ ' ������pl Im NOTICE. i BOX OF CLOTinN'G AND OTEER ARTICLES j\ havitur Kfeen ieli At tbe Court Hems*!, l^cbnoM, iii ibe year i?<V>, m.'irlced on tlie ontsidc J. M0KKU5, iuliw \r- iiyr������"I'y given th������t uiiluas ibe said J. Worn9 or bis amln������ria^l -:igent .sbaUckiim .'he same, on '<������r , , ti i i i iioffiri liio 30th rt������y of APRlU' 1271, rtw.rt������mn will bo incorporate alien ^leiiienja,, Pahuid has a .^ ^|:uWi(. AU���������Uon. '��������� * halter chance of UWin? resin red bv Gorman v j" " .,. ������������������ fL ,y, p-AW#, the had ol" heing refituretl" LiVI . mpm^rym^n;^ I 3 X 5 1 most irastworlhy cje^ilm ^ sadntisc was I France, ) Ri r.l*fui\l, B. C., M;��������� reh 30> Xb :i, vyl 1j������ RummomwiMlllfflBIIIBB THRCAtlBOOSENT SATURDAr, APRIL 15, 1871. CONFEDKRATIOM-PASSAGB IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. Tb* Confederation rctblutioi*^ after fit^oijg -opposition, passed throughi cowrh|ttae;ifethe Hona* of Commons by a/fii^or%^^f 22, and , W������ Anally adopted after ������ atron&Tesistance from the Opposition by a majority of 18. The resolutions were brought into the Senate on 3d April, and there k little doubt of fheir pausing that body, where the Ministry are ^apposed to have more influence than lathe House.'':' . ���������",.��������� 'jy'- i":\--"P-py-P: -��������� EUROPEAN NEWS. The latest dates from Pariiieitbtbit a: frlgbt- 5fnl itate of anarchy as prevalent fejhai unfortunate -cityii; No ; Booneriwaii t^e presence of rthe German troops withdrawn ih ft h a series -of re vol u 11on ary"exce8se������ commenced, bidding; fair to rival the reign of terror of tbe first revolution. Tho Communists hold sway in .lie city, and great numbers of the National j by AroMeacon Woo,,8. and the Masonio ��������� ���������Guard nave fraternized with the tnsnrgentB. vice : ^ WopiWpRl, Mil8ter of W ^Garibaldi and lira two sons are am on? the ������-chief leaders.. GenerateLecompte and Thomas liave already b?en murdered; Gen. Chnnzy :1a in prison ; Favre, Thiers. Trochn, Ducrot and other prominent officers and politicians ti������ve been denounced and their property or- ^f������red to be seized, and threats have been made to attack Versailles, the present seat of thn provisional government. A decree has Veen' issued pronouncing a separation Ibe- tween Church and State and fuppresaing religious bodies. Several conflicts havp tafcen place between the. Nationals amjthe Government troops. On April 2d there was continuous fighting for several hours, and the puns of Mount Valerien were opened on the insurants, who retreated with considerable !o������a /'the programme of the Communists con tempi atos a nnivenial republic. The Batik \ of yranee, to;������ave itself from being1 plundered, Tub Late !Dr, Black���������Foiithbr Pabticu- laks.���������'From the evidence at the Coroner's Inqnest, held at New Westminster, it... appeared lb at Dr. Black-fcad been summoned to Bnrrard In 1 ei-i������fattend a man named Brooks, vrh6 had atteaip ted to edmm.it' suicide.: The message vfas brought about three o'clock in the morning, and: deceased immediately started on horseback for the,Inlet?., Nothing mure was known till some hours after day- 1 i gh t, ,w hen ihfor mat ion was b ro tight v to New Westminster th n t a man arid horse had met with an accident, and on going to the place the body of l)r.;Blhck was found lying tn the water-course alongside of the road underneath the borae. Life was 'perfectly extiiicfc, and death appeared to have been instantaneous. It is supposed that the horse aligned on some corduroy which had,been laid down recently The funerali which took place on March 28lh, was the lavgesf that was ever seen at; Kew Westminster, and was attended by the Masonic body, the Oddfellows, the' Artillery corps, of which be was an officer. theNew Westminster Rifles, and the Hyack Fire Company. The Episcopal burial service was read and tbe Masonic ser- by tbe Worshipful Master of Union Lodge, after which the volunteer firing party fired the customary volleys over the grave. ECCLESIASTICAL���������ELKCTION OF CHURCH WaR- dens���������the annual Easter Vestry Meeting of St. Saviour's Church, Barkerville. was held ou Wednesday last, on which occasion the retiring Church -Wardens, Messrs. $: M. YYark and J. Good fellow, who have during* the tost year d������ne their utmost to advance the interests of the Church, were re-elected to the offices tbey had previously filled. Mr Edwd. Pearson continues Secretary of the Church Committee. ' Magisterial���������We learn that A. T. Bnshby, E^q., Stipendiary Magistrate at New Westminster and Acting Postmaster General, has been appointed to Assume the duties of Stipendiary Magistrate and Gold Commissioner at Yale during the absence of MrQ?R������iMy ar, Omin- eca. The magisterial duties at New Westmin- htis advanced three millions of francs to the f'nsurjrents. Rochefort has recovered from!*^r will be attended to by F, G. Claude., his accident and is going to Paris. Biennrk Ms consented to reinforcements betnx broil irb t: to the arm y be fo re Pa ris; b ii t t hre* ��������� - ���������eensi that if order is not restored by 16th April the'.German, troops will r*-d ecu py the city.��������� Insurrections baa broken''"out inI'Marieiile**, X������yons, Toulouse and other large cities, but yord er was ge n era! i y restored an d th e a ii th or- ��������� Hy of tbe Thiers Government recognized.��������� TH������: Peace Conference has commenced its tiittihgs at Brussels. The marriage of the Princess Louise,to the Marquis of Lorne was * celebrated at Windsor with jrrent pomp. The nu'Dttat "Xlmyersitv boat race has been won by Ca"mb'r?iJge. The death of tlie Queen of SVedfen is announced. Tatvl Acctosnt.--We learn, by the Pan Fr ii u cis^o pa pf rs that Will tain Pa rk er, a li ��������������� s Billy the Boatman, was drowned, on the eve n.injr ftf the 7 th if arch while boarding: a ship outside the beads. His boat was capsized . fc������t righted again, and he succeeded getting into it. butbavinj? no oars and there bein# a *3n������avy wind and strong: ebb tide, he was car- rted otit to sea. Another boat which came ���������nlo������Hysid* the ship shortly after attempted to follow the unfortunate man. but it was gettinp dark'and they could not venture out. far to **a. Parker's boat was picked up next morn* it,g on the beach all shattered. It is feared 1+y' the'friends of Mr John Parker, for several ymm a resident of this creek1, that he was the party "lost, as he went by the name of Billy the Bowtmanvand his antecedents correspond with those of the deceased. Bxprbsh 'MdyBMKNTs���������Barnard's Express Arrived on Sunday-last with dates from Victoria to March 29th. and Mr W. Steeling and Dr. Trevor as passengers. The down -express !*ft next morning with several Omineca m iners for Quenn el. TUarn ard 7s Express ar- rived again on Thursday evening, six days from Yale, and Victoria dates to 5tb inst.. and Mr R. J. Skinner. H.B. Co.. as passenger, leaving again on Friday with Mr J. L. Crimp as passenger for Clinton. y^HB Civil Ltat B.rx��������� A public meeting to p'otest against tbe Civil List Bill was held in Victoria on 3let March. Messrs. DeCosmos and'Humphreys were-the great cruns of the, ocofiision. I>r. Helmcken deiWied tbe iiill ;i.:fd bis action in the Hou?.4. Esq.. of the Assay Office. Edgar Dewdney, Esq., has been gazetted J.P. for Skeena. ; Accident to .this Steamer Hope���������On March 26th the steamer Ho pe on ; her dow,n t Hp struck a snag at Jeffry's bar. which knocked a hole in the bottom close to the machinery. ���������Th e vessel was prrori n.ded and ternporavy repairs effected, enabling her to^proceed on her voyage on the 28th and reach New Westminster same day. Six Engineers have arrived at Yale from Scotland, for Messrs. Barnard; & Beedy's road steamers. ���������������������������': - Beef CatttjSt���������Messrs. Van 'Volkenbnrpfb & ���������Go. will receive to-morrow their first band of beef cattle for the season. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, AM) General Agency," ap!5tf JAMES WJCKHAfVf, Barkerville. Express Line of Stagesi ri^HE COACHES OF THIS LINK ARK NOW making REGULAR WEEKLY TRIPS; C������irryJng >Jar������anl's Kxprt^?, rus.sengors m& Prd^tet, lUiikiug close con nectluus with .Sinameraa teach uml! BARNARD?S .In cooncctioa .with WELLS, FARGO & CO., forwards FREIGHT, PACKAGES. PARCELS.-LETTERS, THEArfURE, COLLECTIONS, COMJIISrilON'S, Ati<l trahEactR t.CDcnl Kxpr^s bnsincBS with rucc Ui^Jir.y du.'i 'i.j>}iatch. Yale the first week of arid ye ill be prepared to enter tracts for tbe conveyance Eiglit Days to Soda Creek scbt in Through Contracts will be made as soon as the condition of the roads per- Barptard & BeEDYj Managers ap.3 tf British Columbia Savings Bank; STATEMENT of the poaition of.lhti Bruiah Columbia Savings Banks, at Slut December, 1870, publibhcd pur������uanl to the provUipusbLthe " 6ayi:!iga tianka Ordinance, l&GS.'y GENERAL BALANQB.y ���������.'ij,*" acas LIABILITIES. Due by tlie Bank to Depositors, viz.: At Head Office, $62,280 93 ^ Nrtuahno Branch, 9,295 3y " New Wedfcininster Branch. -7,004 SO '* Yale branchy 632 97 "Cariboo Branch, 5,742 82 ASSETS. Balance at credit of 1 '' Profit and Losa, $85,157 01 825 51 Cash in band at Head OSice and BraucheM; $ 675 00 Chk!i in Bahlf of British Columbia, 3.307 62 Amount invested with the Govern- ; v meat of Britiab Columbia, * 79,000 00 Amount advanced on Government' S^curiiieB (Exchequer D������bea* ture������), 8.000 CKJ $85,982 52 $������5M2 63 Victoria, British Columbia, February 21st, 1S71. PHILIP J. ifANKIN. ) Coromi������5������ionera E, GRAHAM ALSTON, \ of* F. J, ROSCOE. J Savings Banbe. I certify that I have examined the Accounts-of-tlie British CoIumbfafSavings Banks for the vear emled 31st December; 1870, and have found the above Abstract to be correct. * ROBERT Km. Audit 0������ce, February 21st, 1871. Auditor General. I hereby certify that the sum of.-Sevenjr-pine Thousand Dollars ($79,000) 1r the balance standing at the credit of tbe Coinraiss*ioners of tbe British Columbia Savings Bask*, in th# Books of the Government of British Columbia, *t tbe 31ai December, 1870. ���������' Treasury, British (Columbia, JOHN GRAHAM, ���������February 21st, 187-1, In Charge. KOTICE. ft SOUR LEASE OF TRK ���������LDORADO SALOON Kxr>lr*fi on the 18th April, w������ beg to reQU4%������t. ftl! p<\r- Ltes iudohied 10 uk tw call uud nenU Utefr aceouuts before that date. PODD & HOUOH. 8arkcr**iUe, B.C., April 8,1171. ap tt ^t [TILL lt)ar<������ Barkorrillo on or about tho 12th ln?t., ������a l will nm.-iln a few U������ys at fho MOCTU OV Qb'EsfKKLLK to give p*rO������K a ch:tnco nf liaviag their Tft*tb attfjiacd to faet������'r������* Icavfriij for Oral ar 6a. Barkeryillc, B.C., April S, 1S71?; WHO WAS AT'THE CAMHOO MINES IK 1S6R, and is .still bclWveil to bo in Britisli CoJumbM, will coirjinanicato, dt-lier personally or by Itsttur, with the Pruvath irKCRtTAKY, OfjV������.'rnn)(?ut House*, Victoria, V.I., he will ruci'ivo vuluablo iulU'niatioD^. A. G-ILMOKE, Marcli 28, 1871. iSTm GOVBRNMBNT STREET, VICTORIA, V.I Mining Claim for Sale. 0 SE-TaTRD OF T3IE SAN JUAX CLAIM, above tbd Sawmill on Will^un Creek. Apply to wm. VQTWM, Or at tbf 9tVTiKE 1 0Zr,'\ mMa m* rarU<ip on William rw*fc cbd hHV������ tb*Jr mcafeaT*a taken by Mr WcColluus, Barkerrill^ 4&T AC T*ew ft"������m Cariboo r>r^������ff^7 alt������a*������! to, ad il c Dftbefy ���..������*=':?,..��).���- racan rfS 00 507.62 )00 CK) >oo w $16| r�� ��/' for th* alanc�� intb* iu m th Inft.. ;tu ok ng tlalr HT* j 1 p{ i, Vi 1 olvlnjf, 8 j !MEK��8 1 r�� tb*lr ' 6b pxsrj��<3 to �� \fw\ri?'r- THE CARIBOO SENTINEL SATURDAY. APRIL 13, 1671. SAS FRANCISCO CORRESPONDENCE. MINING INTELLIGENCRj W1LWAM CRKSK. , ^ .,.: Tbe Barker co. have struck flbme.gpod pay. washing for one day's work 47 J psy; The Bal- larat co. last week washed 70 ob. Romance of the West to., 25 oe�� The ForeBt Koie co. ���about usual pay; < : fRZKCEL CKKKK* p --P " ��� The North American co. stmck some very good pny in ttieir blind shaft, a we��k ago. and Sate been engaged since in vSgffing pmups. GKDV0S CKHKK. The Talisman co.; last week washed 27 oz. from four Beta of Umbel's. * . ..UQHTNISG CRKRK. The Lightning: co. hWt week; washed 376 02. The Spruce co. 94 o& ..The..' Whirl poot a 11 d .Eldorado are ��ot doing mwch. The South Walercq. are drifting across the channel and '.-getting a little gold, hut are not on bedrock. The Vancouver -co. expect, to 'break into the channel daily. The Vaiiwihkle;co. have got in an extra set "of pumps, and cart now pump yabout 80Q gallons per mliinte. but the water , in the creek-has not Increased yet sufficiently to give them the requisite. power. The Vie-. lorja :co. fea^e/their machinery nearly corn pleted and intend-to 'commence' coking next week. The Gladstone co. will: resume operations next1 week.'1 ,.'���; , The Cltrke���cb..art *relii n tr jr norl prospect�� f. /they wasfewd. last; week .pi' oi.^rem a small set. The A��mijg*mah*d ?co, last week washed 20 ���;02.: y.-: '.'; p'^y ]���:���:���{? Pp. ypl Pp>p -.'���: -, ..���'^knBRSO^CRBBK.- ; The TCtev*n of Kn j�� 1 and co; are pTojrrepsing , fftvOrnlilv��. J Thvy have commenced -sinking ' rtivbedwk.'._.'"; TnKxnitfi I��oyau���The ,Amateftr Minstrel ���performa 11 c<* 'on Saturday eyenHtfj-. iast was . ��� >v ��d 1" ati ended. ain do h t liewhole -ga ve m it ch *rttis^action. The first, or regular MinsirH. ������:part,'waS'';SO!^cely> sb^goqd-as, we!!have seen ���. on *ome pre viftiis ��cca?ionsi hot some of the softp*.. Were terjllwey rendered, especi a i ly Our Cabin <on flrp-inn/*;. a son jr.* written by San Fkanoisco, March 21. Brevity is said to be the soul of wit: such I will guarantee shall be the soul of my correspondence. The special topic for treatment] shall be the various national festivals. ST. PATRICKS DAT. ; St. Patrick's followers turned out en masse on the 17th. The procession consisted of the various military companies (of democratic military belief) nnd 1 riah benev0lent and political associations, the tail-end being com1 posed of a party from the country, riding nags of'all sizes, colors and descriptions. For a ��� *����, ���, Urtt a Apftti.of rain LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.-PROROGATION OF THE COUNCIL. IKS^^ r to aeltaspect, ttdls honor to go to��� l��s tiitc maiesty, and invites Sambo to join he^&oaonSt.PatricU'sd.iy.^nbo an old Carihooltt*, Mr John Fannin, and dedi- cHted to twnof onr amateur minstrels. Messrs. -Houeh and���'Devfi.h. The second part of the r-entertainment- was very soecessfuVthe trio, *4 Darling Be*sU)<of tlie Lea,,J by ihreeof fee am'ntimrs, waa well si\r\# and received'a"well deserved encore. "Mr W, W. Dodd's -eomic ��� -nong in character, POyvere and overe %*h my leetle vee to^?' was splendid and elicited rapturous applause. The manner in which the gentleman wns^otup for the. occasion,as an old'Kmokerhocker, was unapproachable and excited the -surprise and admiration of -every'one. "Mr'Dodfl is worthy of a high rank amon^ amateuryoomic singers as was ���well provedi!by this bis-second.appearance on ���oiir'theatricijl^boarids; and we. hope the pnb- lic will have tlie pleasure of often hearing * Mmagain. The comic lecture on "Woman's 'Rights." by Miss'Olivia5Long, another ac- qnlsition to tbe amateur ranks, was admirably delivered and 'thoroughly brought, down th<* house, tlie demeanor -atvfl style of the dark- - complcx5oned:lady being snch as to create incessant roars of laughter, and render the vehement applwnse by wlusb she w��s called out a second time a simple act of appreciative justice. The costume, chignon included, was .deservingof nmc& credit, and would have merited tbe highest praise on a more pretentions stage than that ol our. humble Cariboo theatre, Mr Hough's comic song and dance created much amusement, ami the winding up '"Walk Around," -commemorative of poor old Billy Patterson and his unknown assail- .ant, waft well-executed by 'the corps. We hope that the Minstrels will\m future not let ��o long a time elapse between their performances as hitherto, as they are always welcome and can command a good aimMence; all they want is a little practice to keep^heir band in The next performance of the Amateurs, we learn, is fixed for this mg^bt fortnight, 29th ApriI, on whkh occasion thetfavftrite d ram*. -*' The Porter's Knot," will be brought forward.. Mti Jobn-G�� McKay, an old and respected resident of Victoria, died io Lb at dty oa th^ Ot ail Sizes, vtiiuio ��,.v�� ���___. , wonder, (be day was fine. Np( a d rop of 1 ai 11 (ell to wet tlie thirsty throng. Ireltmd owned Frisco that day.* Nine-tenths of the faces seen in the public streets bore indisputable evidence of Hibernian parentage. The sidewalks were. 1uh*1 with the children of Krin from'town and country. Shamrocks appeared everywhere/ St, Patrick's day in San Francisco is nothing more or less than a grand democratic demonstration. Heretofore it has beea the custom of the Germans to full in li no and pay homage to I relan d7s palro n su i n t. The antagoitatw sympaUiies of the two nationalities, arising from the Franco -Prussia 11 war. have effectually put an end lo all future co operation.. The followers of.^le expeller 0f, frogs and analtes resorted to deijperate ratans to ���11 up the gap createdin their ranks thereby. Michael Murphy, "Esq., *' a good old rrish'gentleinan," hus always breh the avowed enemy of the w- naygnr."1 iieiias looked upon him, in the past, as being an in ten or 'creature ���~a Sotoeihing between tbe human and ,,the brute. To condescend to become Ins asso ciate���to take hi in by (fee hand and call him *������* man and a brotber?J���wiis-altogether; out of the Question. The breach between him and: Fittz has eaused him to reconsider his p re nous conduct: lie even tual 1 y co n ciud ed that'he had acted wrongly. Sambo is undoubted ly a man- -*' as ��� gopd as any other man 11 w\ a ������A si gh t b etter." beca use he now possesses a to te. So a rgt 1 ed M n vpM y ; And so h��� sacrifices dignity, shows the back-.' door ' * ��"������ w.<��n,.'^ prn to liis; SaU -in the;procesaion uu ����. * .*.. ,. . *'*me^s aynaouse," and snubs Miirphy by p t d i t el y t el ling hi tri t h at he d oes hot wish! to become aW better acquainted with him. M i ke waded th rough t tie mu d, al 0 n e, an d pai d his cidwted: friend i*n cenis nvxvday (or ipol- isinng his bootfl. tioyr hunViliating I Pt>oi', degeuttated Murphy! ' PRINCESS LOUJSK/S MARRIAOK. The Priacess Louiaers; marriage is to be celebrated to-night by the British llenevolent Society by a ball. The affair is to he of the most aristocratic character, as the price of admission ($10) will certify. The majority of the British residents ridicule it on that'account, and are perfectly disgusted with the whole affair. 8T. davtd's hat. [ St. David's day was duly "Observed by the sons and daughters of Cifri&ria, Over four hundred and j, wen ty sat dotvn together to 11 sumptuous baiiquet. Literally exercises and ;'dancing.- cwiBtbtitied the balance of the pro- Germania^ great peace celebration takes place to-mnnrew. Immense prepavaMons are b��dng made >'feo nuke the day's proceedings successful. Time wflV'ttot permit me to write any more now. In wy next letter I 'will promise to give myfrog^pond friends a lutle of the history of the. Ban Francisco Fire Department, which is, probably one of the most efficient] on the continent. To my literary friends. Ij promise a brief account of Bret Harte. the I most popular, at present, of American liter- March 22������ The consideration of. the Civil List Bill was resumed in committee. Oh the clause providing a salary of $1940 for a Sur- v ey or General vyrb ich aft er Contederal ion is proposed to be a separate office -froin Chief Commissioner of Lands and.Works, Mr'Nathan moved that the salary be $2245, as he ��� considered tlie officer would be practical'head"of .the most Important department in the colony, and' mlist} be a;gentleman of ptofossipQal Knowledge..'���' fl.;._ ���" ��� : y; Mr Humphreys attacked the department in general, saying that no o&ic��rhad been more baneful to the colony than the Chief Commissioner, who had bean paid for doing nothing in his departineDt.and had been half, if not the whole, Governor of the colony, instead of discharging his proper duties. The Attorney General thought the member for Li lionet was out of place ih attaching an absent party, when the House' was merely cal 1 ed u p011 to deal w ith offices uiider a hew system. Some members appeared to think that Responsible Government could be carried on without. heads of departmenis, and that the present Government had some'. per-; sonal interests in Ihe bill. The present Government had no interest in the matter wliat- ever. It wovild.be.tor, the Lieiitenant Governor appointed by Canwda. to call around him such men in the House or outside of it as could carry on the Government, and all these Ministers would be alike consulted arid alike responsihle. The premier was only so by n h m e fro m the ; m e re ci 1 cu m s tan ce -. o f.: his. ha v in 2 been called up on to form a cabinet. ; Mr Bunster opposed the Civil List. He had had the Sheri (fin his ho��ses fo rr. taxes all 0 h account of salaries being too high. Mr DeOosmob uaid there were salaries in the I iat which were ton high a u d 0 the m >y hi ch, were too low, but he would have nothing to do with subordinates'; he would only vote tor heads of departments. D r.��� Ca rr al I said the ge n tl em an won) d on 1 y vote for a/salary vrfaicsb,-he hoped to take him- selC..'������/������������ ������_:.���':��� ' ' yy::iy^-py> 'p ']: ��� Mr DeTJosm08 protested against such personalities.'' '-���"..;��� ''.,���..' ���" ",1 .pT*iry'' v DrCarrall thong.ht it ��� only natural that after twe 1 ve yea ra on th e op p ositiou benches'- h e sbouhi aspire to an ohice,: .,-^ }>\ r De(j osm os accu sed Or. , Car rail of vio f ��� I a t i 11 g the p led ge. h e had given to v oie 'fir Resppnsibte Gorite<lerati6;Hv'".- y;:yypp-<py>:,,-.. .f-y. \y i''-.':; Dr. Gar rail denied the charge, lift' bad cumslaaces be did not tliink they would keep an office in the colony. y-'Pp Mr DeCosmos supported the"'���"^l^8l;^^vtf<l:r,.*���- wished to. see.alltelegmph companies /doings business ih the colony treat all:alike. He asserted that the Western 'Uniou Telegraph C6. had charged*different parties different rates; and he accused the Attoraey GenaraV and th�� member for the chief commercial city of taa colony with doing violeribe tdtboVsentimento * of English fair play; A long rtwcussioa,) abounding in parson- aiities, ensuea, and on a division being tatetf>.'-- the bill was thrown oiit.\ - -y - ��� : March ,23���The Civil List was again tJ&ea lUpiitjCbnimittee, ppy t ,-��� -.������ *r.-.ry:y;.'������ ^^'. '��� Mr Humphreys aga>.endeavored to ��h��it ' the bill; in a violent spet��jlt The people of the colony, he said, had >een gulled and never would allow it to bet^a\^tvThp Queen would 0ever sanction sho�� a |aw. Th**; officials had become rich";. some 01 ti,em ^ made as ranch as two hundred. *td gfty thousand dollars.' The Attorney General explained thaw t^e object of the bill was to prevent the Minls^ from altering sal a ries 'without coming to thV .House, but it did not prevent t|^m from dU* misflinir.any.o8iciaL: y t,. Dt\ Hetnicken said be regarded 'the remarks of the member tor Lillooet as a tissue of the Grossest insults, to which"he would not deign to reply. ������.'���-��� kThe- committee having risen their wportr jwas adopted and the bill read a third ttnjor* and. passed, p'-y'p������... PPP- <iyy'���'.'; ���)P^, .���.4;'(,..;:' The Cattle Exempiioh Bill was read a third :^ time and passed;; ��� *; \ ^':'-- PP -��� The Statutes Repeal; Bill waa- debated In:' comii|i 1 teei and being' Tep6rted compiete wi*; read �� third time and pusseil. y ��� ;A: ���;'Bill ;to incorporate Cbariiable A&soa'* at ions w as i n trod u ced by the: At torn ey General , ahd read the first and secbnd; times, vi > erai, ana reHuinc wio*��������.������w..., 'A Bill fox the Payment of Arrears of Teach* ersf Salaries ; was intro^uced by Mr Nathan arid read.the first time; " ��� ...-..-''_���';):'' /: '; Mr DeC osmos m 0 ved th at the Go vernbt b* asked to lay before the lions�� anydoenmenii' regarding the management of the Telegraph 1 ine.betwejen Victoria ahdGArib00. /Carried.; March:24-^A biill io'conipiie;and print ihfi hi ws of the colony was introdn ced .read the tot,.second and third times and passed..;. A hi\\ amending; the) Merchant Seamen1* Desei'tion Act was introduce,d an4 reai' $16 'Srst'time.' ���'���. ���'������.'��� '":: ."ipyy'^y ���The Charitable AsscciAtion��, bill was flo- bated in coromUteei^read �� third time and always supported practical measures,^at the hon, member for Victoria district alwavs vv ahlefi,! so met hi 11 g i m p rac flea b le, and always lost, as he ought to do. He 'had opposed every tb i n 2'. i 11 c i u d i n jr Co n fed eration. . Mr DeCosmos denied that he had <^ver opposed Confederation. ��� A bill to abolishjlloftd Tolls on every passing 6ver iho roads fronj tho interior wa�� i n troducedt; read ���the first; ;secorid and thirJi times and passed with out discussion. I Mr Humphreys complained ���, at a breach of [privilege on the part of the Colonist uews- sed Confederation. 1 paper in reporting his speech on the Civil DrvCarrall���CUum by claiige you voted Lilsi W11''wWr^.:W^W,-��Vli^--i^-*ii*�� ��� charged the officials with making fortunes by *��-: ^mi'fl u He denied, having agaiRStit; Mr ISathan's'motion was carried. Oh $ 38S0 ;b em g pro posed as salary to tli�� Attorney General. : . ".' Mr Humphreys moved to "Insert $3000.V%,T- Mr Nathan supported tb 6 mo tipn. y , The moiion was lost a ad the original item carried. ;. '. :: ' .'..... ��� Mr 1-ItrmpHveys moved that the.remainder of the 'bUl be struck out. Lost���Nathan. Skinner, Humphreys, Bunster and BeGosmos vofingtor the motion. . ' ' "looting the public." He denied, having ever accused them of acting dishonestly. March 27���The Investment and Loan Societies. Cattle Exemption, Merchant Seamen'�� Desertion, and Controverted* Elections bills were debated in committee, and having been reported complete, were severally read & third time and passed. ��� March 28���The Council having assembled, I the Governor entered, and taking the Speaker's chair, proceeded to read, the prorogation "-���--�� **���*��* ikon nt\ ciVi taken by Skinner, HU.n|)iii-��ys, duoS��=. ��-.jr-TrP.- .��..���0na.*��������? " ,,-,hi ���0tioa taken by L^creport w^adopted , - - . . \u no reason to �� & ^.^ MOOTS OF QUESNKL CORRESPOND. ENCIC. QtBskiswcouTtt, April 12. the report wa* auopieu. Mt AtStoa;mov��dtl,�� mamig*^ W,�� ��������$�� ^ifadopt a rimikr course Til��gnph UmpanieB; bill. . H�� contended Z,,^0^,,.,,. gef8ion. W�� may now, therefore. that telegraph coinpam 12s were ?comwoa cur- - -������ ��� ���'-�����-���--*��� <wa riers. and should be in a. positron'to sue lutd be sued, and that they abodld allowno privilege to one person over another* Mr Humphreys seconded ifoennotfoiu. Dr. Heltuckeii moved th& -i^octiau of the bill, for which he saw noTeaaonvwhen we were about to hand over the tehqpraph to Cat 1 ad a. The bill was an : attem p I;1 U�� con tr ol the telegraph system'of North Anranca, a.nd as the Western Union Company -c-uly rbOB- h��&kmI ft lew miles of line iu the cdk> ny it was 'likely they would submit - te dicUition ****** bere is. delightful, and ^he j ^.U�� ^"^ all, or, if. restrn ted. send V!Z tofie person a,,, private d.sp, kh. By rl during, their session. t.v ^ ... confidently anticipate that within a short tinie the iermal declaration of nnion will be proclaimed " Alter referring to the Acts-passed, in reference to the change of Constitution, ho said :���'��� Yo\\t existence as the first Representative Legislature of the United Colonies ot British Columbia and Vancouver Island will be ephemeral�� but your members may reflect with pride that to you has been con- tided the privilege of deciding upon the most important questions which have hitherto arisen or are likely to arise for years to com�� in the history of the colony. To yv\t belongs the honor of extending the limits of the Brii- Comoderation to the shores of : ,,;;����� nt'i'son M*,pnvaie��.ispn wn.��� pacifte, ani 01 ����i"' ""' �� h(>B(S (nmr<, SSL *���>^ to p., t. ^i^-gju KS bnt one of 1�� ��>I��CI'' ro^ection with . m Ihe reniatiiuei.. . (,e0onite<! U> ^motion Tb�� AUoW^^^a.ta* ��d would tl��eu ������'����Ow* ue co'lonv. T! m company to withdraw it��n ��elclHi���,��� ���_���<! raam- farmew are Roughing and preparing to sow. with tbe-tope of reaping a rich Immst. Mr G B Wright arrived here on the 8th (rom the GJMORie partagc He report* Ihe riwr," Iron, the canyon np. to bebloc^-l with iee.but expects that IS will ��e clear in a few days, so that the spiiug ^fl��et for 'Ominwa will be ...Unff sta dMarUira onot about the 1 j tu.��� Onineca, and the traders and hotel-keepers h^e'no P' ���^/ tUe Act cf 1^564, and if mdriw ���fcr��*��**��* A Cart��e r'am,M lfmn* * t^tsand- do no . fulfil them br Qv men Mt here on tbe Uth. out witt W i*|J��to m ^ t ��� - ����� *��' 1 ft��V me lu, *ie \Z^\*<^ -won hi by tins bill ..erne an or nnd be reached ?��� imnisoneu, ���\"i~ .y ih~ f .rft,nfc the com- ( .wh American Oonieoeriuum u* -..- isli 1 ^lts P*w^*�� an<* ��^ cetnenllng tlie foundations terminate my connection with tho meet the LegiM*- UV live UJ.VAI a-vi�� �����-���- - f hive to lie over at the canyon. VU���� ����' j tney aro ..-��� '���;"Yranoisco. "woo 1.1 by twentv-three boats and him w -m ready ��o oompaij/ * ^�� fl, ,M tor nli. ^emea makea start far tt�� new Eldorar1 A a��d nearly he.liufeie .0 ue in nld he be ym Dm- ��� ' -���* �����' f;yot.Salmofi.i^^oned,bjtBow^ t, colony. I may not agiiin tore in session assembled, but whatever miy h<smy future fortune i shall carry away with me from Britiih Columbia, and I hope you will retain, a pleasant recollection of pood teeliug and mutual assistance in hcconiplwb* in^ the work which wen nd**r took to perform.'' His Excellency then declared tha Council prorogued. all intend trying Uw route by river. a�� tbe GIsCMsa* per*- re.*dr ia ^��*- will not be j. a TH , m expected to mm to-dv .|��3f ^ ' t. ���������r���������", ������������������ ^ivas^.-xmr^ ���������-/; iz^rmy, ^v^^gsfSj^f? MISCELLANEOUS. ;/ .-���������j. *y?4 ti. *u !fi'r SHe;e1;M^fi;^W'I|oiii ������^;; proinptnefe,; a'nU'warr^tptt, vb, 0fe .entire^satis. Hardware Ia#a ^v**?^ ��������� ��������� -u*qr. ^���������h^^i0vyy^i:." v' -"-^pp1, p '��������� -. ^LLAHEOUS-yvy-'''-��������� 'A" ? t/" .?.''��������� '���������-"���������.: MISCELLANEOUS, rpyyry���������.. \ 4 **.'������# % f-PA.MEDXOALv illSGELp T;/ viFCliSALE. ;<hKBrHfrLr;Bi;ANi)^^UKSNKiii.OtiTH. ���������ev^ing \ -i ��������� ������������������/-. iA /.��������� "... :'���������'/ J ��������� ��������� ��������� ^ yan tag 0 to p u rcjias'e^ th 1 s S itor e ^>*jfe r^.- th ere j- "Oiiitli ejY.cr^h.csty escription;p,ri.Jja������ d, an tl: the.;Stbck cbnS id n t1 vi* cpl enisf i e d b V no vv tfrr i val s' i JTI) e'vp ro|>he * ; -%ors will's el IQood a'"; '* Pp ���������' ������ ?V :' ebte'W if. . *JKS* GHEAIT A;S ANY* IN' CARIBOO. ,- brtl e rspronj ptlyflll e d ^ an d?; ibrwa rd ed ,v? 1 th Misp a tcib ,-.yviV^$'X,';- ^yP^.k'^ipfPyytH-\-P ~xP>;P A- : - #*y;^^V '^| ?,>BJEEDyjft.oLlNDH^ItBJ::;-,.., ���������yiiii..Winkle, V: y "y ; ^..v,..',p- \v^fyprietprs; SAMUEL HILL, ��������� Agent, iiiioilR^STEi^ Grand Ho tel>Building, ���������^ SAN FRANCISCO; ,y ���������*���������' r^^ SE^JD^FGR: CI^ /!/! L..,).:LEA;:&;;PjER: . ..-.'���������; i,;.:*--..;;.���������.��������� V ;:'- y;.Oele'bratq(l'.';.j!,r'.'i-,:.^y.--.l ;��������������� ,.;. VVOFiOEST-ERSH ,;-. .JDeolured by ConuqiSseurs.t(r.;T>e.'.'y:'; |"; ^." y' THE ONLY VGOOB i-SAXJCE. ! p.$ ���������..'���������������U"f S^?=������ ���������NfiTir: Yplf^Aiigiist ,.15t,h, 1808; BU(?Htff Loko:LbA^v!ClBEBS^iJUNIPER BEaRBiEfee-^" ������-^: .���������^���������������������������^-^ ^t^ ���������������������������J"y ��������� Mook op PrkparatroN.^Bnchii; Min , Vaciin Juniper:Berrie's.3b^'di8tillatfon, to form a fim* gi i?.������, Cub e b8.? ex true1 te,d -b jr s d ispl a cfMii e nfyif i Ui %pifitsrObiiji ned from Juniper0arties{; {very I ittle ;sugai};is; uaedj ��������� and& .am^i^propoi^ipn^f =pi ri t. It 'is in ore p al a tab 1 e th an a n y n o w in use. Buchnv asiprepnredi by Druggists; Tis of a darlv, color.: ilfetia^^i^i'ihaHfniteJiB^frd hat tbe j r.'.'nam cs jj ro/ upon" th c iviiXr J'kr 'PKRj.'aU^riTiiTOJi:.'!^'"0'' '���������. ���������' '"'���������:��������� _l'-.:':?; 'K'y; 6 i'ore 3 gii; ������in*j rlc 6ts 'h'av j 11 g ������������������b ee h'su p pi ied, [ASK' yOB^LEA ��������� & 'NUBBINS'*: SAUCE - and tosee th LABKI.9, STOPP.. J Some of tlie foreign .wi th a sp 11'ri o us Worces.terBh i ra Sa u 6u, u ]>on. 1 Jiej ��������������� rap- perand lands' of. which th.e,rian)es pl'^ea juut Perrius. h a ve;. btic n '. foi-gO.tl, ;���������' L. f. a nd:, -P.'j gi ye 11 ptfcV 1 Ha t "Ui ey,- ;lutve f ii rn isli ei I: 't li e i 'r c' or re spoa'd en ta f \v i t' h ��������� jib w cro!-, attorney to" take .1 ha'tant' jirooetfdi'ng^^against ma^o*: ^AOTURBitS and-vkxpobs of,sad)-,! orfaiiy,;oUicr iinita:-- i{ons. byr'vcliiclrtheirrightniay:-^?<n.5?.5gft*ivH-.iff* PP; ' Ask for LEA. <5zT BEKiBINS *.".', Sauce, -and���������' see. :.;Narne:;oja:'i?^ra^er/?;.Lab.el^Bpttl^,' ijincl'' : Stopper.'.";..'-: '���������'.'-" ��������� P" ."��������� r"'" ���������'",'���������'���������"��������� .V'*...-'*'* ;i.-''' ;''t";': ;' Wlioliisalii aiid' for export':hy the^Propnetors,. :Wor | ces tie r ��������� Crosse: an d B la ck we 11, Jjqii d 0 n ;?& cv ,:&ei- \- a nd. by Grocers and:Oiluicii;inniyersiilJj:^;:V ;v^ '': 'I'P'py t'iii- ,v-: i>;j.f* r ft'r ��������� a?aii>;?tfiolkeabiiPgiL & ^ Go. BAreKER^iliLE^ ICHFiEL^D 'i . '������������������ * . ���������'. *il! SUPPLY -OF^THEi ���������^vfiiii '?'a������w1Vs :6n kand; 'G#i������05E 3^ J ���������fnil.B UN0ERSK3NEP .l?K0S:iTO ; INFORXfi HIS ;A i'rtendsandthopu 1>11c��������� thuther 11 asfittedttp,so01 e , i n li isnew . b iii 1 din g\ > Wheic h e i s :prepa roil to give ' JT' ,0d Bad a a t a reas ondbl 0 price.. ��������� T li oao ��������� who will ref*vitt<hiin with tlieir. patronage, .1 n.ay depond on tli������ ��������� (ijen n ni'Ms an il.'co ni fi ��������� r t 0 f h 1 s: Ji.o as 0.":' . ���������' ': He ta k ea aj so t hi s o ppor tu ni ty: t or e ra in d t lie- Gari- 'liViniies 'tbat In's Brow ery* haft -received, the; FJiiST :i>KIZ!S-o'f.t,he.Colony.'for.biscelebrated . -': ��������� - XXX ALE, And the true amateurs nvlllbea-blc to judge by them Ftsfees that such honorable piixe has beeu justly .awarded to.him. ' JS������ n.���������A���������largf* fron troom to let, i' Barkerviin,Jan. 2:;, 1869. ��������������������������� N. CPKMJ po'n inspecti he a- Tin ctii re/as; hi a 'dp/j h; ���������Pliarniraco p06, "���������' nor iS'lt'a-^fifr^H.nffWe^efore.- can-bo 4iped:!'iii in^es where l^per^irijflainmsitj6ivyexist:: Jh thifi/'yon haVe thclihowl^ sii.i������- iinti 'the' in oil������r;-'Of prep a ratiftnv '��������� -^"'" ^' ��������� i y h*JiCiplogf'^.that,:^yoiiHnll4iavrir'itsV^i'M ^r^n^������ incl tli at ripoiv^nspectibrt^ifc^wni rneet^wiih y'.birivap prbbatiohiv>' p''"'";;-s^^ '{Jf.] V^V" ^/'" *f ,:' Wi th a- 'feel ihg' 6 f f profohiulr corificl e n^ceV'"-;' . L:-yl am. veiy"respectdrllyf ^"y ?:-y^P.. ! ���������.";.. t.i -rn 3j 171 Afr*r������T n ii|ili:li| !M.':.i". 'SODA-CBEEK,y'- ;''-������������������ *��������� ^y^^TjVH*1 ���������*...* fi-N-y.) -hftri:: ���������������������������) i>i ^'^QUESNEIiLE^and - '��������� ;' ;''"' ���������' J'j'y '.^r.'-:y^' .o-'JBARKEBVIIiLE :������������������������������������ :'rr;.\ Pp: '������P :^^:y p' '^r^J.v.HARPBR/,; I^HAVE been requested.by scve.rai respectable par- .; ti os, wlib cal \' tcs'l 1 ry. to; t he efficacy ol" lay ays torn, to again make public the fact, that \y ' .Ts,-r: ���������':���������'-.<? ��������� Moses5 Hair^Inyifi:orator !��������� < .1 v_*. SYLVESTER'S Tho 0mincea Sxprcss, wHI calmert vith ��������� fiarnard's JCxpress a l.. Q u c: h cJino u th a n d M11 ia an Croc k, wher? paro������'Is and 1 tit trirs 'will IM'reoeiv������������ 1. /jf'iT* A genera 1 Ksprcss busin ckV eonrtuotcd. mh25. ' : '.���������;���������..-���������., -ROJh'S *5VrA"K8TER, .SAWNEY'S LETTERS C A R IB O O R. H Y M E 8 BY JAMKS AN'i>KltS0\3.. PRICE, - . - 'ONE DOLLAR F������r.-.ale at th������ Sentinel OSes and forwnr<.U>d by .pofit, tree cl' cJiftrge t my'M WILL PRKVKNT BALDNESS, ...������������������- A . ,. RESTORE HAIR VTHAT I* JBBCOMINTr THIN", ,.' 1A'"���������'": ������������������ OR^ALMKG^OPEr/'and���������.eirp'ctoaHv" fj-. '���������'-���������'������������������ '/- .ycORE SCURf OR ^DANDKUFF. Th Is is not a ni ere a sserfipn en my pa rt^. as I h .ive .in my possesFi.on, n i i in e ro us: te s ti in o u ials -eer ti ly i i\g to the success of niy remedy.' "^ ; '���������'"'��������� I do "not of course proton d.that I c.nn tnaJco the hair grow on heads:which havo(bc������jn l)ald lor years'���������; hut I w i U ^uara n roe i o s.lop th e ha tr from ��������� fa 11 i ng off, ��������� I o i h croa si \ i ts gro w th,' a n d oflfe'e Ui all y r*irri: m* e .So urf or Ouudruir. ; y : ��������� " ' W. I): MOSES; : .'.-.-���������. BarkervUJe, B.C. ' '.. CERTIFICATK. . ' Tliis is to certify that during last spring', my hair was rajiitliy falling; oiit nm'i my head was last bocoui- i!U< naM, when I applied to Mr W. OiMO.SKS, Barlier, iJarkervillo, \\"hu\ii a lew weeks rwUvwl my hair to its former healthy BLalu ... DAVID GIHHONS. Barkerville, Dec. 20,-1806. no261ir '' P, MANETTA, ' Miners'. Provision- Store, BATIKERVILLE.' rriH E Pro pti e tor pf % li'l s' old. a mi'- we 11 -kno wii ii?, tab .= , l;xu. l ih 11 hi en t; w o ill dv nwpbc tf ii 1 ly ��������� th if ii \ph i s% \i m'er j ���������oii's frie iitis 'and.xh:c'p ti bJi cTori tlj e|ex't.e������s1y epai roha^' , h cretofo re b dsirt.W %{-\ oa. himj,. an < l,t r ti s t s.: t J j. a, t... by,'; \\ is :; usual ,stric\attentioii I.o..,b|(siues,������ i}I in^ri C\k c.ou'tii| u anc e o 1 th o i r c o u fi den c e'a n \: i's ii iip on?' r" r''' '.''.- *y ���������'���������;��������� ���������������������������;;; y. '������������������ \-y^;yp ?ypy ;>?r?vp..y?(-i% ::-.-.1:. ��������� ���������*���������;**! (��������� :'-:.&e^ls7-.f'i'V:; -Boarcli. ^JM/'^er^"Weelrr^j BREA:D;' 3rADE^P'^TflEvBESl? yFbOIJKi I recommend to t:he public my-* '"-f- 'r "'* -'--; ���������^���������y:/GFi!dy^N-b ^������^-���������F^p:^ which is a rn u'c Ji s ii pe ri o r a r tic] ettilin "a ny wh i c h c a tf bo ha11 from below. , I. Rons't, and. 0rjii fi" i t n 1 yr*������ 11j an (I cboos ol he I) est li or rj i f'^,'c o nseqn c-ii tl y? t li e j i u b 11 c- ma y be sa r.e, o i 1 ts b ei ng t'r e e. t" r oi ti^ad u ltrora. tioti-jp ! y y, "y-y "I '���������p^Uf'- ;^:;J-:^fG^i)SpNv'' ZlyW, HELMnOLD.. , yheniistandSrnggistpf l^^arsEx^rjeoc?. .(From the largest'tnarinVactuVihg.vtiemisfs in thefvvorUl^ly woi ';^';'^oyR^BKR-'# lto/y" . '*?;! am ncqnuintecl with.JVir II. t. lie)mbold; he occupiwl thb;J&r|i^Wr<5-:^cJ'pposite'liiy resh. ^loncoy;und ^aSiauccessnU^ *b nsi ri,Hss:;: whore? S li ere.}ih a<i:n o.t b een* e?q n������1!y sob efo.ro .hi ni.-' VI li ii y e -ty^i'ri^i if vaFfUHjriio- pr esse d w i I Ji h is c ha r a ct e r -a nd ��������� ��������� oi 11��������������� r j '> r i s (������,"; ...,Py:,Firm of.Po^yers:������md W^igiifman?\M4i.iiu- ' tncYifnhJr Gheiriists.. Ninth and Jiruwn ' <t" giretiteVPbiladelphia.1 ;' "' '\ FLUia-'-EXTiRACT: ErC '������������������S'A'KSSR^-.-JfBAOHA-M-. !& 'NASON" - are ; pre pa red' to iu furnish Lunibora'^ thoiivMills, ."vViiiiant Creek, or deliver it to order... , -...,iV;' ������������������ ���������-.;,. \ -..��������� .\> ,vy. LUMBER .DELiVERED, ,OnV:LIGHTNING CKEEK 'AT THE SAME/RATES AS ON' ;':wiLLiAM-.qfeE^K^ '\< 'y:^p[ ;;;.^r; 'Havi n.i?; a TI ant n g Ma cli 5 ri c in 'op o'ra tioii^ tlVey w i I also furnish Dressed Lumber at satisfactory, rates. ���������. '.ForVSaleV. : ���������-: ��������� MOST'EVEBYTMis': ::;;: '������������������".TWB'USEFDl! ow irrices. ���������AT��������� .4 r T7I1S STORK will always be found a well- jT.v selected stock of thu FRESHEST GROCERfES . AND PROVISIONS IN CARIBOO. BEST JAVA COFEEE Roasted and Ground daily. > Branch Store at Last Chance, U-'h^roagood assorlment of Goods will alw'j.ys he fotuul. J tniHt by strict n Urn tion to business and fair nnd trpvsrn dealing, tn merit o con:iunance 'of the liberal oatrt'lt-'z������ heretofore esicudci to ins, . hi THOS. FLETCHER'S Sa cond-liand Store, BAKKERV IM7E. '��������� fclJ CHEAP G. COJIJ'KISIN'C? S ! Boots, Shoes Clotiling and Groceries, 0 F TJ1 B Ii ES T Q U A L TT Y, ' ForsaleatthoStoro nf the unileryifiimd in Bark-pr- viile,opposite the Bank of British GoJumbja. V. KKNNIIS. BOOTS I.4B2 TO-��������� OBBSfi''* ^o'r vvfi afenpss a r m n g fro ni;1 in <11 s c r^ f I o ri!; The itt'x ban sled'powers f of Nature - which.; are hc- ,c.o pi panied by so. jminy. a I arm In pj y in p to.nis f a ni o ri g.wh i c'h w 111 he fo u n d I' n dis p o������ if: io n i o ^xerii'bh.'Loss of ilembry, WakefiiIiiw. Hor- 'ror o.f' Disease.,'o r; 'Foic46 tf'l i tjjrs; b fyEv i i : i n fac!���������, U n iversa;1 Lassi fctid e; i^robtrft 11 o h ail rl i n- ��������� ability to-enter.in to the enjoy men Is of socio ty ;yiTllI,icDKSffiUTiW p nee a fle c I ed w I th Q rj^an i c W;e a Ic n ess., r e q n i res the ai tT ot & tl i ei n e to s ireh sr 11In-* n at U \ i ti y fp������r-������ nfe thH pvsiern; whichV'lJK^^ y&'AG'&i&UO^ ���������ireflt.i������flnt in submiUetl (iOj.Gousiimption ior- in- ..sunitYr ensues. *<t .. . iV *,!'*/, .',*; ��������������������������� -rr* ��������� : % f 1 ��������� ,;jrVlPRpVED. ;ROSE- WASH: ;��������� w ii 1: ra (1 i c a 1 !y ex f e r m in a ie fruit n tli n pys fern tl i seti sea' ar Iain g (r'nm ha b i ts o f.' tl i ������si pa i i (in," at Utile expense, little or no*change in tttet, tio iuconveuience or exposnre. y. - , HEIMBOiFS EDIDiXTfiACTBIICHU in all (1 is e ase? o f th esc org a n s. w I j o I h or nx! k t- ittt? in male or (emalt?, from whntt'ver ctiuVo o rigi naif npr, and, n o mad er o f ho w 1 on'nj s l a n tl - i ng. TI j o so s 11 tU\ v ing*. IV o in - b ro k e n < 1 o w n o r d i������I i eate cons ti 111 tio uai p.roc u re the. rt*in edy a t once. ' '. A11 the above disease? recjnire the aii of a Diuretic. HELMliOLD^ EXTRACT BUCK U is the.)?reat:Diuretic. ,-���������-,-��������� ,' ;> ffiSfh&o 1 (1 by Dm jrg is t.������ eve ry \v 11 ere. Price SI 25 per bottle. oiv������ Bojfks lor $0 50. j5t*- liverrxl to any. adrlress. LeHcrihe Symptoms ta all communications. , ,'j . - ��������� ADDRESS ��������� HP T. HELIV1BOLD, Drtni js.?:n -Ciikmioal' ^akkhocsk. . 5fl4 Broadway, Nvw York. KtiXK a 1; w G k.n a isk ii n 1 ess' don o n pin s iopI pn.srraved wrapper, wilh fac-^imijo of my Chomical Warehouse, and wgn������rt ocili ' K. T. HEL31BOL.P.
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Title | The Cariboo Sentinel |
Publisher | Barkerville, B.C. : George Wallace |
Date Issued | 1871-04-15 |
Description | The Cariboo Sentinel was published in Barkerville, in the Cariboo region of central British Columbia, and ran from June 1865 to October 1875. At the time, Barkerville was home to a fast-growing community of miners who had been attracted to the Cariboo region by the discovery of gold. The Sentinel was published by George Wallace, and its stated objective was not only to disseminate mining intelligence, but also to eradicate official abuse[s] of power, both within the Cariboo region and beyond (vol. 1, no. 1, p. 2). |
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Barkerville (B.C.) ; Williams Creek (B.C.) |
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Language | English |
Notes | Print Run : 1865-1875 Frequency : Weekly |
Identifier | Barkerville_Cariboo_Sentinel_1871_04_15 |
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Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2011-08-03 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0170244 |
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Longitude | -121.517222 |
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