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Government Printing offlc ,â &-& â .S.C-JJBKI Columbian. -j.WOI.Ii* SMITH, M.I'- OWICB-Clnrltsoli Street, op|KÂ«IUi venr eiitruuce ol Colonial Hotel. ItESIDKNOIS-Asnes St., opposite uew Baptist Clriu-oli, Telephone No. 28. OMOFi 1IOUR8-10 a. in. to 18 noon; SI to 5; nnd il:M lo . p. irr. duolOlc H M. COOPKR, B. A., M. Dâ PHYSICIAN A BURGEON. r I-TICE nnil BESIDENCE-Ohuroli St. (next door to Fanners* Homo), near ColumbiaSt., Now Wostminster, B.0. OI'KIOB HOUHS-8lol0ivm.s Ito 8Wld 8.30 to 8 p, m. Calls In town and conn- try prom]illynf.lended to, fe2tc P. WK1.SK, Boom 18, â¢ *â¢ ' Colonial Hotel! Office Houns-10 to 4. dfeSlo (T muBoi 11> & Jiciini, . BARRISTERS, sol.;i:;Tciiif-i, etc. Offli-ps. Mitstviilfi tin 11 tli ii srs, New Wnrrtiirlir- sler, and Vancouver, It. r. lyflldwle rn C. ATKINSON, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Ao. McKenslo Street, dwfeiotc New Westminster, B. 0. w NORMAN BOLB, 0,. C, BARRISTEB-AT-LAW. '.-.ml Ageut Moiiey lo Loan, Columliln SI., seutc Now Wostmlnsloi', 11. C. c: VI.OW A rllAtil.t'KK, AROHITKCTS. Okkici-:- RoomE, Ovor Bank of 11, tl., ililtl_ltc Columliln Street. fS W GRANT. I VT. AROHITEOTJ OK-KWK-Cornor Mary nml Clur'kson Sts. dwfeSBto 1STII, 1,1 AM It. KING, ARCHITECT, BUILDING * LAND SURVEYOB, SANITABY ENGINEER. OmOE-New Mnsonlo Btook, dwnplSto Wnslinluster, Al.lllillT .1. IHI.I,, M. Can. sor c e. CIVIL ENG1NEEB, LAND SURVEYOR and DBAUallTSMAN. OKI-ICEâNew Masonlo Block, â¢Iwrrrlrlritir Kev Westminster. w.*w ALKEI1 & III., ACCOUNTANTS, STOCKBROKERS, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE nml GENERAL AGENTS. 8, Bunk Buildings,NewWestmlnster, KC, 11 Clare Road, Halifax, Enijlnnd. __ t dwmylTte __.*____ m A TRAPP, AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER, Columbia Street New Wostminster All commissions will receive prompt and enroful attention, Best references given when required, mlil_-te R' RAND BROS. HM< ESTATE BROKE (IS, Conveyancers Collect on, . Ami Iimip»n«e Agew*H, OffloflH at VICTORIA! Fort Streel, NKW WK8TMINSTER: Corner - MkKÂ«ii«Io nml Chirk sun HtB. VANCOUVER, Cordova Stroot. I.ITIT.DINU LOTS for sale in nit hooCodh of Vancouvor and Now WostmliiHtor City. FAKM T.ANDS of miporlor Quality for into nt Chillivlim-k, 1'ort Haininond, [jiuiglny, Mut«qiil, HnmaH, Mini Buy,Lad- , nnt'n IjimdiiiK, r.utu Islninl, North Arm nml Pill Rivor. Map* and I'lan* oxIUhlled and (ho fullest .Information fimilahodatull ouiofllcoti i! WILLIAMS BROS. Land Agents & Surveyors. k.VNS PRKPARKO. fiintYRYHHAHK 'Large or Small Sums of Money Advanced on flood .Securities, at Reasonable Katoa of Interest. tFarms for Sato on Fritn-i' Hirer, above ', anil liidow Ki>iv WcH.tnliiHlpr. WILLIAMS BROS, aro In corn-tautonra* { mnntcattoii Willi Intending netllern from I Kntrtaiii) ami nlHOWhorc, and havo special I faculUoBfof efreotltalfsQiei-t. Thoir nhargflfi arc lower than any other i went* in the Provine-?, 1 OFFICEH-Oorner of Granville and Cor- Jilova 81-routn, mid opiiiwll-e 0. P. it. station, 2 Vancouver, It. ('. dap) Iml >,TO CANNERY-MEN. JATENT 0AN-Ml,HNO PROTECT- . tors can bo obtained from iny nrrents, _ I, S. SCOULLAR 4 SO, Any person or (/persons round using tliem without the IpillelitHtltnipwIll btr pi-owirllted. - * djcaimt TiioaiE-vi. ^WESTMINSTER -. BLAINE- WHATCOM ITAÂ«B L1E. DS. MII.LER'H STAGES will mako -. â¢ l~)''Pin week between Wealmln- rler and Btaliie.ninltliiirlii.croiinoalIous r'ltli llio It. 8. Hull sumn Mile between lllnlnir mid Wlriiltii.nr, HMureir LEAVE P V iiiiiMiii' ii im< .i thiii-ii i, r*j I (inn Ijh; AVE WESTMINSTER on TIHII1KDAY and m^iims^^imm o'biiS'eifkt iqNEHfljw*- iS?tt Met WtSBBlMStpi, By-**)., T$p#>AY EVENING, JU1.V 19, 1888. â ri ' NUMBER 15 GENERAL & SHELF HARDWARE, Including Tool* otklt kinds ol the best inakui CrtMfCtlt * Uand--S***|WÂ«, Itlirlicil Win* fur Fencing, and all tbe necetlaiy MensUs ler Fnrmlngt Pulley Blocks, Switch Block*, Rope & Chain In all .lues: Pitch, Tin* & Oilklimi Tarred and Plain Paper for Building| Paints & Oils iii nil colors; Liquid mints In all shades; Floor Paints ready to use; Grind Stoncsi WullPnpee-nall detiiini! Brooms & Brushes for all purposes; Iilltirlcatlng Oils) Traps of all dcKcrlritions, anil a goneral atttortiiiout of Agricultural Implement*, sr Special nttentlon givon to orders by mail. dwjly3t*>&<iiii*r-"'-*i Tr CdLDJiwA 8im«r, Nav* WtaraiNstEa. New Blacksmitii Shop! CUNNINGHAM&RAITH Douglas Street, New Westminster. GENERAL BLACKSMITHING. MACHINE & PLOUGH REPAIRING. HORSE-SHOEING A SPECIALTY. WE HAVE JUST OPENED OUR NEW SHOPS AND ARE NOW PRE- pared to undertake all kinds of Blacksmith Work at moderate Prices, Having had 85 yean experience in some of the best agricultural sections of tho United States and Canada, wo understand onr business and GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. A large stook of IRON, STEEL, COAL, HORSE-SHOES * NAILS kept ou Land, nt LOWEST PRICES. djlylKo NEW MACHINE SHOP! Corner Columbia and Begbie Streets. rpHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING ADDED STEAM AND IRON-WORKINO X Mnohinery to their Business, are now prepared to do all kinds of . Turning, Fitting, Drilling, Machine Work, Forging, And overy description of UL VCKHHITIIIM*, ut prices considerably lower than before, it ia our intention to have in tlio course of a few weeks a < BRASS A IRON FOUNDRV Running in connection witii our Business, Wo have tho LARGEST STOCK and BEST TOOLS of nny Shop of tho kind in B. 0â and employ none bnt the VEKY BEST OF EXPERIENCED WORKMEN, conseimontlv, we can guarantee satisfaction in workmanship as well as prices. We have obtained the services of 'a Firsl-rlass llorse-Shoer, and that part of our Business will have special attention. REPAIRS of all kinda of Machinery, cither Steam or Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Carriages, Ploughs, Harrows, or anything in thii line, will have our best attention, - Carriage Paint lllg and Trimming done at reasonable rates. A large stoek of Wagons, Expresses and Buggies, of the best quality, for sale. We also keen In stook, to supply the trade, all kinda of IRON, STEEL, CHAIN, COAL, HORSE ft OX SHOES, CARRIAGE HARDWARE, SPRINGS, AXLES, WOOD-WORK, HARD-WOOD PLANK, etc., at Viotoria prices. tr Estimates and tenders given on all kinda of Ironwork. Call and inspect our Stock nnd get our Prices, and you will save money by It. dwjiyiotc REID & OUBiRIE. tftall: Ol&CTORY: & WHOLESALE ft RETAIL DEALERS IN BOOTS & SHOES COLUMBIA STREET, -fcTe-W- â **Wrest*mi*ttst©r, B. O. dwje<22te TO RENT: mWU FRONT BOOMS IN DEANE'8 Ji Hi-li-k Illnek, adjoining Colonial Ho- tnl; suitable Inr iitnoes, Aa. Rent tow. Enquire nt Colonial. dJIylTU Canadian Pacific RAILWAY. FRESH WATEH TERMINUS City of New Westminster! X_MC.PO-iVrX-fl.MV Auction Sale! OR CITY RESERVES âAÂ»nâ QARQENS. A POTLlC AUCTION WILL TAKE place at the Colonial Hotel, In the City of Kew Westminster, on Saturday, July 21st, 1888, At 8 o'clock In the evening, when the following Lota will be submitted tonub. lie competition, in accordance with "Land Salo By-Law, 1884," and amendments thereto, vis.: GOVERNMENT OCEICE OARDKNS. r llloek A. Lots 15 ft 20. VICTOUIA GARDENS-Block B. Lots 4, 5, 8, 11, 12, 18, 19,20, SO ft 115., JiTTire Lots are mostly (10 by 182 feet. TBHMS-*t*r,' per cenl. on the (all of tho hummer: ai'i* psrcon!. In Hired months; anil tho balance of lho purchase money In nix mon ths from dale of sale. Uy order. 'â¢â¢j( Jr JAM1S A. ROBIHROtr, Clly Olerti's Offlee, _ ' â¢'â Now West., awli June, IW djeMtd A BARQAIN. IaOU SALE-lOO ACRES GOOD 7.AND, ! sHunleil onu trunk roucl, about-3 milea from BmwiiHVllle. Portion of lnnd rich bottom; buliinoo lightly tlmbert-il. Frame of Htuail houso on pnuilaed; other lm- SmvamentK, hupIi os olearliiK, drnlnliitr, -.**, Piico, 112.00 por ante; further nnr- tlimlHr* on application nt thint>fl.oc. Confederation Life ASSOCIATION. linannli-i, < rinll.l tl.*e*,m Full Gov'm't Deposit Head Office, Toronto, Canada - a home"company. Thit, Association merits the confidence the Public is reposing in it (rom the following FACTS:- The B-ictt-rKy offered ta polley holden )â¢ onsarpMMfi by any Company doing bustâ heHM In Ciuiadii, IthafliiOHOliomoiof InmimiH-u, but the wcll-eHtabllRhed lines, hence the policv holders cannot l:e mlaled Mtothelroon- tncti. Ita RtntementN to Uu publtboHn be rond- My nndemtood, tu cflnh utatement nhow* lag every Item of lurom* and hqw expon* lta pawltlou U lucertalnod miuai*l |y from a detailed valuation Ib wblob every Item of liability l» Included. lie wognu htsJttmn nneumpieil in tbe histor* at lnsunwce In Canad-T ItupollmeflarelDdtBput-able after thrtr yearn, and nou-torfeltable after two yearn' exiitenoo. . IU nroflt-a aro distributed upon an oinill- able basji. Tlie proflta to oue cloxi of nollcy holden are not leaaencd to clve larcer nrwBto to any other oIohh-. wnloh method afford* superior advantMM over tbe uniform bonui plan of dlatrlwntion. lilWnMVulUloM as to lealdeacc nail Travel. J. K. IfaoDONAI.n, ;, .Managing Plrootor. T. R. PEARSON Afnu ntw Wtttninsttt JW-toKMilternal* Civic OFFioEiw.-Mnyor, Hubert Dlck- luKon; City Clerk. Capt. Kohinson: Police Magistrate, T. C. Atkinson; Chief Engineer Flro Department, W. Corbett; AKHlKtant, H. Head. Couht OfFKUALS.-JndKp of the Supremo CoUH, Hon. J. F.MvC'olKlit, Kegls- mu W. II. Krttdliij.; filWIlT, W.J.Ann- utron*?.: Pno Vinci ai. Ofj-'ickrb, & Oovemment Agent, Chas. Warwick; Hegistrnr of Titles, B. W. Armstrong; Supt. of Provincial Asylum, Dr. K. I, Bontley: Biirnnr of Asylum, Jiw, I'liillijis; Governor of Central Prison, Win, MorcHby: Steward Hoyul Co- ltnnblnn Hospital, Clins. Dlniiyj Inimi- gniLlou Agont, jno, Sprott; CoroiKir, w. I>. Ferris. Dominion Ovfiuiai.s,ârosiiiiiisicr,.!. C. Brown; Collector of GusUlms, S.JA. Clute; Warden of Puniieiitiary.-A.il. MoBride; Dominion Land Agent, H.B. W. AJkimui j Crown Timber Agent, T. 8. Higginson; Inspector of l''lKliPriim,Tli*«s. Mowat. HKPRE8nNTATiVEH.*^-Henntor, Ur. T. B. Mclnnes; Houso of Commons, Donald Chisholm; Provincial Legislature, Cant, W. N. Bole, Q. C. ' MAILS CLOSE AND ARRIVE. CLOBB For Can, Pac. Ry.-Dally (exoept Snnday and Monday), at 12.15, und ou.Saturday (for dispatch Hnnday) at 22. For Victoria, V. Iâ and Western U. S. OfficesâMonday, 12.45;- Tneflday, ai5: Wednesday, 8.80: Thursday, 8.16; Friday, t).:»; Saturday, 8.15, For Vancouver, Moodyvllle and Burrard InletâDally (except Snnday) at 8.15. For Port MoodyâDally (except Sunday) ats. For Ladner's Landing and Lulu Island- Monday, 12.45; Wednesday and Friday -5.80. For Clover Valley, Hall's Prairie, Surrey Centre and Langley PrairieâSaturday, 0. For Nortli Arm nud Sea IslandâThnrs- day, ia»0. For Elgin and Mud Bay-Saturday, 12.45. For Plumper's Pass-Monday, 12.45. Por Nannlmo (direct mall)âTuesday, 10. DTTH From Can. Pac, Ry.-Dally (except Saturday) nt 13. â From VietorliwSnnday. Tuosday and Thursday IH; Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, ll.yo. From Vancouver, Moodyville nnd Burrard InletâDaily (except Sunday) at 16. From Port MoodyâDaily (except Sunddy) at 17. * From Lnduor's Landing and Lulu Island âSunday, Tuesday and Tb ursday, lfl. From Clover Valley, Hall's'Prairie and Langley PrairieâFriday, 16, From North Arm and Hen Island*-Thursday, 12. From Elgin and Mud BayâSatm-day, 11. From Plumper's Pass-Sunday, 16. From Nanalmo (direct mailJ-Saturday, POST OFFICE HOURS: Money Order Hours-D to 17 dally; and ceptwben sorted, tug made np or POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tbls powder never varies, A marvel of purity.streiiKthnndwbolosomeiieKs, More economical than the ordinary kinds, nnd oannot be sold In competition with (he multitude of low tost, abort weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold on I y In cans. Royal Bakinu Powncn Co., 106 Wall St., Ne*York. sfely FOR^ALE. H0B8R A N D LOT. PIHCR ON DY »K0. Also, UKSIIrRNCK IX1T lor SIOO, nml inu> Hirltiililn Inr business only $--*7fi. Apply Imrilirillnli-I.v lo J. 11. CliKUIlY, OJMlnrl Moirkciislo 81, Tug for Sale! fnUO BOAT76FEET; COMPOUND MA- I chlnery, liyEaslern makers, ^.pply tci Umnw. BEWICKE de WW.PF30HN, djafllo Vancouver, B, C. Cheap for Gash. OA A ACRES OF LAND,;! MILES FROM i_)j Westminster, on a piod road; Hrst- cmn IiIkIi laud, 100 acres of It from 4 to 6 feet blank loam, the bulnncc alder bottom; Kood Iiouno and out bulldlng-i. For further particulars enquire nt THIS OFFICE. New West., June 80tb, im. dwjoiiiitc FOR SALE. i*pHAT VERY. DESIHADLE RESI- J. denoo Propevty owned by Mrs. Emma Gold, situate ut tlio corner of lloyal Ave- line and St. Patrick's St., with Iwo Houses thereon. Also, ONE ACHE OK LAND sttnnte between lloyal and Oiicens Avenues. Tkhjir 6aW HAND BROS. djol-ltc Board & Lodging. MRS. GEO. WJSi!. HAS ltETUUNKI) to New Weslmlnsler, and wltt bo pleased to receive Boarders or Lodgers, AtldrBMl Colmniila Stroet, opposite Catholic Church. ' djlyl2t.l0 Fire Insurance! mHE UNDEIISIONKD II,'VE BEEN X appointed ntfc-iits for tbe ROYAL SNSURAN3E CO. And are now propaivd to take rttlti. at best lilies. H A,.Ml A PK iUHON, â¢i IliNUrnnec and Ileal Estate Afents, Bank of B. Ol Building, opposite Post . Office, Westminster. djeioml ii-tilg f ritish Columbian Tharstay Erealaf, fair t*. IM, NOTES AND COMMENTS. Tlie annual examination of teachers for certificate! is now in progress âor rather, is about finishedâin Victoria. The standard, we believe, is much higher then it was even a few years ago, and a second-clas.i certificate ia as hard to get now as a lirst-clnsi. one was then. The men who make the tolegrains seem to be badly out of it as far as the new war cloud in Znlultind is concerned. The latest dispatches are scarcely in advance of week-old advices, Everybody seems to be at sea, so far, as to the cause of the trouble; so that there still appears to pe a chance that the matter may blow over. It is well that all the sensational dramas should not be set upon the old stage of European politics. It is true that a few sealing schooners and a gun boat cut rather a poor figure alongside three Emperors and a Chancellor; but one most make tho best of one's material, And the story about II.M.S. Caroline being ordered to go and recapture the seized sealers is a very pretty attempt indeed. A story is getting itself largely printed just now, that a pig caused the war of 1812* let us be thankful that a few seal skins did not cause a war in 1888. Perhaps the mere suggestion that such a thing was possible may do something to hasten tbe time when "the common sense of most" will be sufficiently organized to remove such matters from tho arena of partisan politics. Late reports confirm the statements of the richness of the Lanark mine in. tho Selkirks. Surely, if slowly, tho time draws neai***- when those who are anxious for big dividends will have their attention attracted to the quartz leads of British Columbia. The first advances are difficult and tedious, when you seek to invest capital in sew ventures of a speculative nature; and some early experiences have not made the task in our case any easier. Once fairly started, however, a quartz boom would give a powerful stimulus to the development of the agricultural and other resources of the country, and in this way have a value far beyond the mere figures of the smelting works. As might have been expected, there is a lively shindy over the Paniell enquiry bill. The Government appears to be willing to' give the Irish leader a chance to confound his enemies; but Pamell haa evidently got the impression that they intend to arrange matters so as to discredit him at the start. He of courso will assail the bill; the Tories will then, probably, drop it, and howl that the Home Baler was afraid to face the music. These are the methods of modem days. Some people might prefer Floquet'a rapier; it was honester, at all events, The Prohibition Convention in Montreal sat down rather emphatically on tho Third Party Movement, Tho members were probably right in assuming that temperance men are not yet prepared to leave old party camps. It was, however, urged that a definite plan should be adopted for tlie capturing of both the old parties by the election of temperance candidates whenever possible. With this programme, the Convention was only consistent in endorsing the principle of women suffrage, (livo the ladies a chance at the ballot box and prohibition will "boom" straightway. Somebody has set going a story to the etiect that the slight delay in arrival of the Pacific Express for the past few days was caused by a sudden discovery of the conductors that the state of the Onderdonk section of the road made great caution in running trains a necessity, and it was added that the discovery was entirely due to the presence of tho arbitrators at Vancouvor, The insinuation that a company which is credited with "running" the Dominion government, terrorising the American transcontinental road.-, and scooping the trade of the Orient, would descend to a small dodgo of tho kind indicated is something to the credit of the story-teller's audacity. It almost throws that yam about the Caroline and the sealers into the shade British Columbia will be developing a distinguished novelist or a champion liar or something of that sort, if this kind of thing continues. Holloway's Com Cur, destroys all kinds of corns and warts, root and Iti-nntrlr. Who then would endure them with such a cheap *ni effectual remedy within reach, Children Cryfor Pitcher'.Castoria BY TELEGRAPH. Tke â llllla IMvariaual Pniiarlw let th* ikwaa Csapalan.âtire Hum. s,ad Nca teaty le Here at XI teuee. Tk, Ci.rmsl Balked la lit All.ml I, M-IM IM FaaHltet.âA Cklcai* Aaar. eklti tan. â â r.ruur. LIST KI811T-S DK8P1TCHES. i I'Iuckv nam. -iONHOK, July 18.â The Mother Country has again won tho Kolaimre cup, thus linking U victories against Oauada'a*. Last gear Uw home majority over Canada was 47; this year it is only 13. At the titst range the home team lead with 234, Jersey 23,1, Canada 231, Guernsey 222, Ghamber- lin, Grey and Short shooting capitally. At the second range the homo team still led with 404, Canada 465, Jersey 4D1, Guernsey 415, Smith shooting in good form. At the third range Dover fell away, though the avenge of the Canadian shooting was excellent; but the horns team totalled 687, Canada 674, Jersey 655, Guernsey 609. The contest it thus very close. The Canadians are heartily commended for their plucky light and good all-round shooting, but the captain of the home team admitted that he had picked the strongest 8 he could find in the three kingdoms. Canada secures £80. The Ctntdians were cordially cheered at the close. Colonel Bond in replying said that he knew they were competing with the beat shots in the world, but ho hoped yet to win the cup. TO-DAY'S DESPATCHES. SIX MRK DROWNED. Wiskipeo, July 19.âA boat containing eight men, employed bythe Eau Claire Lumber Co., while crossing the Kananokis Rapids, yesterday, was capsized by the rush of waters tnd six were drowned. A SBT-LEMIMiT PROBAM.E. Ottawa, July 10.âIt it reported that the United States haa signified its willingness to agree to England's J imposition, made nearly a year ago, or the appointment of a mixed commission to adjust the claims for damages made by the owners of the seized Behring teal fithing schooners. VILLAGE COK9UMED BY F1HE. Woodstock. N. B., July 19.âGrafton, opposite Woodstock, it in flumes. Two hundred people are homeless. The lire it tpreading and the entire, village teems doomed. raiPAKiMa ron ths skeena. Ottawa, Jnly 19.âThere has been considerable activity in the military department during the past two dayt owing to the threatening state of affairs among the Indiana along the Skeena river. Gen. Middleton says in 24 hours he can place 5000 men on the oars en route for Britith Columbia, if necessary. SMUOVS COLLISION. Duluth, Minn., July 19,âBy a collision on the Iron Range rood yesterday, near here, between an ore train and the caboose of an accommodation train, two women, a child and the caboose engineer were killed and Bev- vend others badly injured. A DTNAHIBE OUTRAIIE. Sackahbnto, July 19.âNews has been brought into town of the destruction of a blacksmith shop opposite the farm of B. G. Soule, three miles east of here, by dynamite on Tuesday night The Soule family have been subjected to persecution in the shape of bombs fer over six weeks, but up to Tuesday night no serious dtmagc hat been dene. Detectives have secured fragments uf the bombs and they are said to be suoh as were exploded by dynamiters in Chicago, being made of lead pipe, filled with explosive material and supplied with caps. Three times the blacksmith shop, which it located not over thirty yards from the houso, his been fired hy projectiles. Memben of the family aro in a state of abject terror, and are worn out with watching for the miscreants, who hare no known cause for such violent conduct, as the family it one of the quietest in the valley. to sion the rxrims. Winnipeo, July 19. â Premier Greouwsy and the Hon. Joseph Morton left for Chicago today to meet Genl. Manager Oakes of the Northern Pacific and lign the agreement made by the railroad and provincial jrnvoru- ment, by which tbe Northern Pacific purchases Iho It. R. V. road. VOLOBED K.I.K.1 I'OXVKXTION. Wasbindton, D.C., June 19.âA carl hat been itsuod for an independent convention of colored men to be held at Indianapolis next week. It announces that it is independent of all parly influences and for the purpose of a free conference of colored1 voters ns to their duty during the coming oam- paifin. It is stated, however, that the convention will declare for llie Democratic ticket. Owing to the promulgation of this (not the colored republicans are understood to bo getting up. a counter movement and will hold n similar convention at Indisnapolit the following week. THE TEACHERS' CONVENTION, San Francisco, July 19.âThero wat no noticeable railing off in the attendance when the fourth session of the national educational association convention was called to order a few minutes after nine o'olock thia morning. After prayers the convention immediately proceeded to take np the theme for the discussion of the convention: "Current criticism of the publio school system and what answer." The lint paper was read by John W. Cook, of Normal, Ills., entitled "Our Schools fail to cultivate the religious sentiment or tc teach Morality." Liz- car na* zie J. Martin, of Indianapolis, followed in a very ablo paper "They fail to give a Reasonable Mastery of Subjects Studied." John P. bisk, of this city, closed the papen taking at a subject "Failure of public schools to give Proper Preparation for Active Life." A very animated and interesting disoussion followed, which wss participated in by Thos. Morgan, of Providence, Ira Moore, Los Angeles, Jerome Allen, N.Y., and othen. BUBOLABIZED. Proviiihnce, R.I., July 19.â H. B. Aymer's summer residence, at Wick- ford, N- J., was burglarized last night and a lame quantity of solid silver and 915,000 in crlilicate. of stook stolen. No clue., *. THE EVICTORS BALKED. IJi-iiLis, July 19.âThe wholesale evictions on Vandaleur estate, in West Clare, whicli were to have beep inaugurated yesterday, were prevented by the people destroying the bridges between the towns of Kilrush and Kttlbee. The evicton aro unable to reach the scene of the proposed evictions. Bells on chapels in tho neighborhood tolled to-day'. A SMUOOLER ESCAPES. Pout Huron, July.âLast night La- bell, the opium smuggler, while being taking baok to Indfinapoli**, escaped from the train, near Upton, and got Into a boat waiting for him and was rowed lack to Canada. The officers tay the whole scheme wat pro-arranged. THE POPE'S NOTE MISINTERPRETED. Roue, Jnly 19.âThe Pope In conversation stated that he does net intend to leave Rome. He expressed regret that his last note to the Irish clergy, in re- ;urd to the political situation, should .ve been misinterpreted. AN INDIAN TREATr. Washinoton, 1>. C., Juiy 19.âIn the senate to-day the houae bill to accept and ratify an agreement with the Shoshone and Bannock Indians, on Fort Hall reservation, in Idaho, was reported and passed without amendment SENT UP FOB TRIAL. Chicaoo, July 19.âThe Government rested tbeir case, and, after both eidet summing up, Cooping, Broderick and Bauerlzen were held for the Grand Jury in bail of $5,000 each. AN AXARCHIST INTORMBR. Chicaoo, July 19.âChelbowa, one of the three arrested tnarchitts, is re-' ported this morning to have made a full confession of the entire conspiracy to murder Judges Gary and Grinuell and Inspector Bonfiold. He saya Kronok unfolded the plans for the revenge of tbe dead anarchists, and told him of a bomb he had invented, but denied the plot vat to murder tha judges and police Inspector, at least he had never heard of any such scheme. By his confession it is undentood Chelbowa hss virtually, secured immunity from prosecution. He is in reality much leas guilty tban either Kronok, Chepok or any ef the men not yet arretted. He has agreed to give his testimony in open court, .jhere it will corroborate other evidence second by the inspector againit the conspirators. . Personal. J.. Leamy returned to Vancouver this morning, S. L. Prenter, of Vancouver, was In town to-day. A. R. Green, O.E., hu returned from the North Arm, H. J. Gamble, O.E., came over from Vanoouver this afternoon. Miss Laing, of Langley, ia in town, and is stopping at Mrt. Guest's for a few days. Mr. Wolff, who is erecting the smelting works in Vancouver, was in the city this afternoon. J. G, Moylan, inspector of penitentiaries, arrived in the city on Tuesday and is stopping at the penitentiary. Itev. Mr. Cormack, who baa been- pastor of the Presbyterian Church at tho North Arm since September last, has resigned his charge owing to iii health, and will leave for Ontario ahortly. He will stop at Glacier for a few weeks if he finds the mountain air beneficial. The congregation awl the people of the North Arm generally regret his departure. SILK RIBBONS I Those of our readers who would like to have an elegant, large paokage of extra line, Assorted Ribbons (by mail), in different widths aud all the latest fashionable shades; adapted tor Bonnet Strings, Neckwear, Scarfs, Trimming for Hats and Dresses, Bows, Fancy Work, *c, oan get an astonishing big bargain, owiag to the recent failure cf a large wholnal. Ribbon Manufacturing Co., by sending only li5 cents (stamps)', to the addtesa wo give below. As a special offer, thit houae will give > douiie the amount of any ether firm in America If you will aend the names and P. O. address of ten nenrly married ladiea when ordering and mention the ntme of thiB paper. No pieces len than one yard iu length. Satisfaction is guaranteed, or . money cheerfully refunded. Three pack . ages for 60 cents. Address, London Ribbon Aoenot, dwaplQyl Jeraey City, N. J. TJAPTlgT OHUROH, Asues Html. P East of Mary Btreet Lonit 0» Herviees at 11a.m. and 7 p. m. Sabbath (krlrool andBlbl, Olaaa at l!*» p. m. Alt seats free; strangers oordlally welcomed. -«rBTHODIS<rOHURCH,Odd(ollow.' M Now Hall. Bov. J.H. While, fiialor. Her. Ice. .1 II _. ro. .nil 7 p. m. Uadar School and Bible Olass 2.H>j>. m. Prayer Meeting on Thui-adays al 7,90p.m. Mais tree; strangers cordially Invited. §1*. ra.iri.-s crouch. John Stmt, I Opposite Orange Hall. Rev. Thome, addon, Pastor, services every Bunday at II a. m, and 7 p. m. Thursday evenings at 7:80 o'clook. Scats free; all are cordially Invited. Hundny School at SiflO p.m. /w held on th.om Monday In each month. Sojourning brethren are wrdlaS ly Invited to attend UNION LODGE He, t, A. r. k A. M.-TIre regular Communications of thlt Ledge i PKT8B ORWIT, gailg f ritish Colnmbiap. Thursday Ktealai, Jaly, 10. isss. --. i IT nil â-» The -JoipMBiANfi opAn columns have been'miled of to a considerable estent'by citizens in discussing the Westminster-Southern Railway scheme, now beforo the people. The various communications on the subject have:no doubt been perused with interest by our readers, and will have the good-effict of provoking discussion and thus keeping the matter before the public. While the scheme has been quite impartially treated, on the whole, we notice that our correspondents have not touched upon some of the moro important points. To say that the railway and bridge will cost Westminster a capital expenditure of s?2BO,000 or $300,000 in bonuses, right-of-way, ic, does not convey anything like a clear impression to the individual ratepayer as to what tho scheme is going to cost him. Properly speaking the real cost of the undertaking to this city will be the amount paid in interest and sinking fund until the amount borrowed has been wiped out; and to bring the matter within the clear comprehension of the ratepayers, so that each one for himself can figure out to his own satisfaction what the increase in dollars and Cents on his own taxation shall bo, an exact and detailed statement should be demanded from the promoters of the Southern Railway scheme. This statement should set forth the amount of money to be borrowed, the rate d( interest, the amount required yearly for sinking fund, tho value of assessable property upon which interest and sinking fund is to be raised, the present amount of taxation, and the actual pro rata increase of taxation. Then every ratepayer can apply these foots to his own case and circumstances, and say just what amount yearly the proposed railway and bridge is going to con him,' and, by figuring on the probable compensatory advantages of the scheme, will be able to deter mine whether it will pay to vote for the by-law authorising the loan and ratifying the proposals. The bylaw, when it is published, will, no doubt, give aome of the information desired, and we suppose it is the intention of the promoters of the railway to place the thing in the clearest possible light before tho city, and wc recommend these suggestions to their notice accordingly, as outlining what will be required. Another matter upon which the ratepayers must be satisfied is as to the exact nature and character of the guarantees to be given by the company for carrying ont their bar- . gain in all ita details. The nature of the security has already been hinted at, but it is due to the ratepayers, on being required to pass upon a scheme involving such a large outlay and such important issues, and the consequences of whioh must affect the entire future of tho - city, that such a lucid and detailed statement be placed before them so that they can judge for themselves as to whether the security and guarantees offered are sufficient and satisfactory. Whatever favorable or iinfavomblii sentiments towards this city may be eutertaineil by individuals^ control- IpU ojSy conlpiuiyjrit isiimpd^rililo to â¢eiiy who shall cmStrol such (jjjmpnny libxtfjear or tfib 'yeaiis liejilo.r, In private UirgailU goorl intirrittnns^dri not count for much, und it would lie utter silliness to regard tltein in this matter. If the 0. P. K. have got anything to say to this city about building the Southern Railway, now's their chance. Let them make a definite proposition, and, apart altogether from their sentiment towards us, if they can bo bound hard-and-fast to a better bargain than the N. Vâ B. B. it S. offer, their proposals will havo a perfectly impartial consideration. But they havo got no timo to lose. Tho city has a businesslike proposition already bofore it, whioh will be paused upon on its own merits without any delay. If the 0. P. "ft. or any othor company don't speak while the wheel is going round, it will bo taken for granted that thoy have nothing to say, und in the ordinary course of events they will get left. The royal city of Now Westminster is independent of rail way corporations and don't calculate to be either bamboozled or bluffed. A Sluggish liver Causes tho BtoinSeh and Bo'-tvels to be- tmerateordor-feil. ami tho whole system sfc|icv Jr-im debility, â "â th all fluch â "fibaes^Ayer's'rillB'givo proflfet relief. After much suffering ftom Liver and Stomach troubles, I Imvo Dually beon cured by taking Ayer'a Cathartic Pills. I always Hnd them prompt and thorough ln their action, and tbeir occasional use keeps mo in a perfectly healthy condition.âKalph Weeman, Annapolis, Md. Twenty-flve years ago I suffered from t toxoid liver, which was restored to healthy action by faking Ayer's Fills. Since that time I have never been without them. They regulate the bowels, assist digestion, and Increase the appetite, more surety than any other medicine.âPaul Churchill, Haverhill, Mass. INVIGORATED. I know of no remedy equal to Ayer'a Pills for Stomach and Liver disorders. I suffered from a Torpid Liver, and Dyspepsia, for eighteen months. My skin was yellow, and my tongue coated. I had no appetite, suffered from Headache, was pale and omaciatcd. A tew boxes of Ayer'a Pills, taken iu moderate doses, restored me to perfect health.â Waldo Miles, Oberlin, Ohio. Ayer'a Pills aro a superior family Administrator's Notice. inrv. the Estate, of WILLIAM FRANCIS MORRISON, laic ty New ftesU minster, HokikeepertDcceaml Intemtte, AU persons indebted to the nhavikun- tate must pay the amounti. at tlH-ir. indebted'â k-i-'k, forthwith, to tlm -uwEit- sioKKD, nnd'aU persons h-avliiif claims against the imnic munt m-nil them in, duly proven, on or be/ore Sutuvdiiy Uni nth day of August proxi mo, ul 12 o'clock, nooa. djlylltd W. H. KALDING, Atl in hi tsi rut or. medicine, They strengthen and invigorate tho digestive organs, create an appetite, and remove the horrible depression and despondency resulting from Liver' Complaint. I have used these Pills In my family, for years, and they never fall to give entire satisfaction. â Otto Montgomery, Oshkosh, Wis. tt Ayer's Pills, VANCOUVER CITY Foundry^MachineWorks mHE PROPRIETORS OP THESE J. -works have much pleasure ln notifying their friends and the public thnt tbey are now prepared to receive aud promptly execute any orders for work tn their lino with which they may be favored. A.1HCKELVIK, Mechanical Manager. Vancouver, B.C., 8th May, 1888. dwmylStc â¢KrOTlOE IS HEREBY r awny ttml l«id in Ni â Homme*â .. |-mil** eflHt -from tlm wnoru whuuwhw Channel, Howe Sound, on the south bank of a creek. Inn direct cast line from the north end or Anvil Inland; thenee nouth 120 chnins; thence eu*t 40 chain***; theuce north 120 obalns; thence northeast 120 chains; thence west 40 chains; thence southwest 120 chains, to the point of com aeemint. JOHN A. WE â*â mHE UNpERSMJNED^AVB BEES _._._-¥nt?" Jftra-NA. New WjEBt., June 11), 1888. EBSTER. dJo*».ttU IDs Uttwrjiwtuiiwu uj j_ appointed agents /orthe LANCASHIRE INSURANCE CO. And arc prepared to receive nppllcath for policies on all good rinks at curr rates, MAJOR* PEARSON, Renl Estate, Fire and Life Insuranoe Agents, Bank ot B. C. Building, opposite Post Offloe, Westminster. djcttinS .v.. Jons , current RbdmstoLet (FURNISHED) Within Three Minutes of the PostOffice. KT-I01TS ALL NEWLY FURNISHEH, i single or en suite. For full pnrlluri- liira, npply to A. I. fnMred byDr.J. C. Ayer & Co.,Low.11,Usm. Sold by all Druggists .nd Denier, ln Medicine. There is nothing unreasonable in tbe demand-for the clearest and most exact information on the points we bave mentionedâviz., as to the actual cost to tbe ratepayers ot the railway ahd bridge, and the equally important matter aa to the boms fides ot the guarantees which the oompany making the proposals gives (or the due fulfillment of its pledgee A man buying a horse "on the installment plan," for instance, would want to figure just how much the animal was going to cost him, interest, sinking fund, hay, oats, carrots, stable, and all; and the next point to look into would be whether or not the noble equine candidate for investment was spaviifed, knock- kneed, foundered, ham-strung, or colicky, and what were the probabilities for an outbreak of the epizootic in the near future (which epizootic, in its disastrous oonsequences, might be compared to a pool among the iron horses.) We should commend n man for satisfying himself perfectly upon these points, in a home trade, and surely Westminster's proposed new iron hone is not a matter of less importance I We believe that, properly satisfied in all these details, Westminster will be found game and eager for a trade. Whatever Westminster people may think of the Southern Railway scheme, it is evident that onr neighbors think we have got a goad thing, We quoted some days ago some of the remarks made on thn subject by our coteinporaries of the Colonist and the Mews, The former congratulated Westminster on the brilliant futuvo before it, and very philosophically concluded that Victoria would share in our good fortune, on the sensible theory that " the success of one portion of the province means tbe success of all" The Metes envied Westminster its energotic board of trade and its enterprising citizens, and said, in substance, to its Vancouver readers: "We have been fed on 0. P. R. sops so long and so much that we can't rustle for ourselves worth h cent. Westminster is just running away from us!" In its issue of Tuesday, the News appears to have recovered somewhat from ita fit of low spirits, and talks quite naturally and cheerfully again. It has reconsidered the whole question, as it were, and has fished up some pretty solid and substantial crumbs of comfort, which, properly moistened und "spoon-fed" to its convalescent Vancouver patients, would read about like this*. " It is I true that Westminster is energetic I and enterprising, and a good rustler, It is true that the city is likely to make a big thing out of its Southern railway. But if our capacity for rustling has been destroyed for lack of exercise, we have the satisfaction of knowing that we don't need to rustle. We have'tlie big battalions'â i.«,, the C. P. R.âon our side. We are the pet of this great corporation. They will undertake for us. Haven't they said they would! Haven't they given us abundant proof that they are both willing and able to help us out 1 We Vancouver people can afford to let Westminster rustle all she wants to. The 0, P. R. will see to it that Vancouver comes out ahead." In administering his " consolation drops," however, our cotemporary appears to get a little flurried. He Bays in one place: "We may be quite certain that a railway built to Westminster will be continued tb Vancouver, if it is successfully to compote for business." The very next sentence rends; "The only reason for regret, if there be any at all, is that the arrangements in progress between Westminster and the compnny represented by Mr. Can- field will probably cause the Canadian Pacific Railway Oompany to decide that it will not, at all events at present, build the short line between Vancouver and Westminster, whieh we understand was part of its original scheme, and this we should have liked to have seen dono, as it would have drawn the two places closer togethor,to their mutual advantage." There was no necessity for the Mews to tangle itself up in this way, unless, perhaps, its anxiety to print a sentence, which looks very much liko a disguised threat of the 0. P. It., got the better of its sense of the fitness of things, We have no objection, howirvor, to our cotemporary thinking and saying what he pleases on this subject, but it may be worth while for the people of Westminster (especially those who don't know their own minds on tho railway question) to give some consideration to the remarks and attitude of their neighbors on this important theme. CEMETERY PLOTS PERSONS OWNING PLOTS IN THE Church, Oddfellows' or Masonic Cemeteries can have them put in condition and kept bo for the remainder of the season nt a cost of from tl to $â *â ench, according to size, by applying to JOHN USTER, djlyUH Westminster. Brick Manufacturers BUILDERS AND Diet (.inecitssoR t6 h. kf.llh) Manufacturer nndIm potter of ''{mod-is SHOES T ATUE8' .GENTS', MISSES' * CHIU)- JJ ren's Boots, Shoes and -Sailers made to order and kept on hand. REPAIRING neatly and promptly executed, r-olMtnlila St., WlnteMHte** Btoek, djetttc Nkw Westminster, B.C. ^iUmBtJin FKIH -MUrORNM AND IWM. dJirOTc MBS. E. 11. STIRSKY, , Columbia Street, Opp. Roman Catholic Cburoli. THOROUGHBRED BULL ALWAYS ON BAUD. milE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR 1 sale his splendid Bull, BllimilK BUY, which carried off the prise al. the lust Provincial Exhibition, belt: at Clilllwlmi-k last fall. This fine animal Is Just two yenrs old, and Is a monster size Ior bis age. Particulars anil pedigree Iiirnlshr-il on application, "Ronnie Boy*, iB 0ne,.n_ Ior sale at a bargain because I have no room tor him. E. HODGSON, ilwmy28te Nanalmo, O. C. OTODS DELIVERED FREE. dj«!!ttc BRICK-YARDS: Port Haney. OFFICES: Corner Coluabla and Mary 81s., New We.lmhi.ter. dwrnhlOto WHATCOM & NEW WESTMINSTER Aoir.Nisr T. N. HIBBEM £ CO., Vlctorln. dwocDyl FAST STAGE. JJROWN BROS.' STAGE LEAVES > Whatcom for New Westminster every OESDAY A THURSDAY morning nt half-past six, arriving at New Westminster at seven In (he evening, via Blaine and Fcrndalc. Returningâloaves New WestmlnHter for Whatcom overy WEDNESDAY A FRIDAY morning, arriving at Whatcom the same evening. This Is the only through stage uud tbe only stage making the trip In one duy, thereby saving time and expense for passengers. Passengers conveyed to and taken from â¢-fcTOTICEL c â - 'â¢â '- -wi- NOTIOE IS HBHkBY GIVEN THAT 80 days after date we intend making ap i<i lent ion to tho Chief Commissioner of I_nu-.lti-.nd Worlfs foratr-ane fortlmber- ing pu.-'insoK of the foil.wing --described lands situate on Vancouver Island, east Bhore, described as follows: Commencing nt the southwest corner of tbe lease claim now held by us, which corner is nbent one mile south of tbo head of Stella Lake, tlience us follows; Kant 40 ehains. south 100 chains, cast 10 chains, south 40 chains, east 40 chains, south 120 chains, west 00 chains, south so chains, west 80 chains, south 40 chains, west 200 chains, north 40 chains, west 80 chains, north 80 chains, west SO chains north 480 chnins, more or l*>ss, to the southwest corner of the Hustings Sawmill Co.'s claim; thence cast 80 chains, south 40 chains, oust 160 chains, sou'h SO ohalns. east 16il chains to the. west boundary or claim now held hy ns; thonce south 40 chains, more or less, to point commencements Bald desorlbed lands containing 22,000 ncros be the same more or less. New Westminster, July Ilth, 1888. ROYAL OITY PLANING MILLS-CO. (Limited) By thoir Agent, I djyllml CitAitr.cs E, Woods. NOTICE, , SITTINGS OF TIIE COUNTY COURT of Kootenay will he held at tbe following places, vii..! At Farwcll, on Friday,tbe 20th proximo. At Donald, ou Friday, the 77th proximo. Ily Command, JNO. ROBSON, Provincial Secretary. Provincial Beeiwinry's Office, 27th June, 1848. dje29td REMOVED! MUM b KMS0H, REAL ROTATE, INSURANCE AND Financial Agents, bave removed frum McKeiule Stroet to their new aud commodious offlees ln the BANK OF to. C. BUILDING, Opposite the Post Oflice. All persons desiring to buy or sell lieu) Estate, negotiate Loans, or Insure their Lives or Property, arc advised to call nt tbe new offloes. dWjlylObit â " MAJOR A PEARSON. jahTwisb's OLD STAND, 0pp. the 0. P. N. co.'g Wharf, For a General Assortment of Dry Goods, OLOTHI-tSTG-, Millinery, Ladies'& Children's Apparel, tirocerieH, Crockery, Cordage, Ac Butter Kegs, Barrels, Hay, Grain, Feed, Ac. farm Produce BOUGHT OR SOLD ON COMMISSION. any Hotel in town. Forfi ti.J-.-tri hi uinui > further information, apply to djelilral JOS. WISE. â DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN X that a reward of $1000 will be given ^yf-.- T-.^.,iââinl nnoat-nmnnt. tnn niir.lt L tnac a reward oi mwuwui iwbiiwi ny the Provincial Government for suoh Information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction uf the persons concerned In tlie robbery of the Britlsn Columbia Express Company's stage, on the Cariboo road, on Saturday the 30th day of June last. JNO. ROBSON, Provincial becretary. Provincial Secretary's Office, ... *"-jnV,ir~ B. C. Monumonial Works CHURCH STREET. ALEX. HAMILTOnTpROPRIETOR The above Works are re-opened and in addition to the present marble stock will shortly receive several Monuments of the finest ABERDEEN k NEW BRUNSWICK GRANITE. dwjeS7te Victoria, Ilth Jnly, 1888. dJlylSml THE WHITE IS KING DAIITIES DESIHOUS OF PUBCHAS- T ing should not fall to give these celebrated Machines a trial. â¬. J. ROBHON, Agent for the Mainland. Also, Anent for the celebrated White BroisB* Moftattient Co. dJelBtc JUST ARRIVED Per C. P. R. THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORT- ED STOCK OF English, French, Soitoh, and Irish SUITINGS Ever Shown In Now Westtnioster. WegtofEiigiandBroiulcloths and Doeskins uud Fancy Trousering. J. S. MANSON, Columbia St., Opp. McKenzlo St., SEW WE8TMINBTEH, B. C. diiplstfl __L-râIâr=U 1 1 MAJOR & PEARSON Real Estate Brokers mid Financial Agents. AGENTS FOB Confederation htte Association of Toronto. Koyal and Lancashire Fire Insnrance Companies. nt4_Val"able Lots for Kale in the City nnd District of Westminster; and choice Lots in the City of Vancouver. Persons wishing to buy or sell city or rural property should communicate wllh us. Oflices: Bank of B.C. building, opposite post ofllce, Westminster, and Hustings St., Vancouver. dwupKJtc W. E. FALES, PRACTICAL UNDERTAKER. Embalming a Specialty. Dealer In Wooden* and Metalle Burial Caekcts* Funerals conducted. A full Une of Coflin Trimmings ulwnyn on hnnd. Parties ut a distance supplied at shortest notice. Satisfaction guaranteed in every particular. dwocitc Columiia St. New Weit. FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y. CAPITAL. - #»,«00,000 POLIOIEB EFFECTED AND ALT, claims psld without reference lo nny oilier office, by the General Agents In Victoria. Agents is Nkw Westminster! MESSRS. W.J. WALKER & CO'Y 8, BANK BUILDINGS. dwmyl8fc C. E. WOODS Und tumwi. . 0. GAMBLE, NonnPtiui. North British and Mercantile FIBE COMPANY. ESTABLISHED 1800. Authorised Cniiltal, â¢ Subscribed " Paid uy, Vlre Fund b Keurvo, a* at 31st Dec, 1887, Revenue Vlre Uraneb, £3,000,000 9,300,000 625,000 l,J88,l« l,ttMM There should be no coiuiderotions of Mntiuiimt entertained for a mo. ment in oonneotion with a bargain between the city of Kew Westminster and any nilway company. It ii uid that Senator Canfield and hit auooiatea will faror Westminster more than wonld the 0. P. R., if we were to make terms with that com- Siny to hnHd our Southern road, othing at all, however, should bo left tb seAtllnent In tke matter, but a hand-and-fast bargain, embracing the mlnuteit details for all time to come, should be made, and must he made, between this city and ally company undertaking to construct and maintain-the Southern Bailway, Children Cryfor Pitcher'sCastorla TEACHER WANTED. MALE TEACHER FOR PORT MOODY District Hcliwl. DutiHs to coia- mc-iH-n flrst Monday lir August. Apply not hitcrthnn Saturday, 274th Inst. W. EW30N, Seoretary Hehool Board. Port Moody, a Câ July 17,1A88. dtrJIylTM W.C. LOYE, FuHlt Soot asd Shoe Maker. Wepnltlng It.atly Don., Cork Bol. WOrk a npecl.lly. â¢ronltrr. promptly attended to. . CL.fc.on at., In re»01 Oolonl.l Hotel, neit lo Buna Bras,* oBÂ«, dn.llo Fiio-i'r HTiiuiT, â¢ Nkw V*wtminstf.r. rlin-,'__tl]l 1888. Harper's Magazine. ILLUSTRATED. HAM'KIl'H MAAA7INK Ik un nrtfllll n( progressiva HibUint nnd movement in every department ot life. Decides ottior ntlriH-Mmm, it will cuilnln, during the cnmtnio'imr, important iirtlcli'H, »uperbiy IlluHtmtedtOhthcoreiU west; articles on American nnd foreign Industry; hcnull- fully Illustrated nupt-r*-* on Hcouund, Nov- viiv,Hwlt)!erland, Alu'li-i", und tlie West Indies: new novels by Willi am Btfldk and W. 1). Howolls; noveletlv.-i.eiivh eomplete in a single number, by Ht-mry .lames, I,af- endlo Ileum, nnd Amelle RIvcs; short stories by Miss Woolson nnd other popular writers; and Illustrated papers of nwx- lul artistic aud literary interest. 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HdiiilttnBCfn ihonld be made by l'o«-Offlc* Money Ordor or Draft, to avoid chsutm el lots, Hewsptpere are aot tocopy tfahadvertlMnnt witbm. the erpNH order of lurper A Brothwi. Adlrws HAWÂ»*BR0B;iKÂ«wTork. S^Ratea as Low aft any other reliable-Company doing business in British Columbia* j. a. JAQUES, Agent for Kew Westminster City and District. dje&te KAGHIiratT HAVING LATELY INCUBASEDOUR connection In the Bust and else- where very considerably, we nre In a position Io give prices on any class of Machinery that mcy be required) Including: Mnrlne nnd Stationary Engines and Hollers, Pinners, Matchers and Moulders, Uunx Planers, Wood Lathes, Band Haws, Hllnd Machinery, Gauge Lathes, Shaping Machines, Hhlngle Machines, Lath Machines A Bolters, Two, Three and Four Block Circular Saw Mills, Hand Haw Mills, Portable Engines and Bailers, and Hoisting Engines. Also, John Bertram A Sons' and The London Tool Co's Iron Working Machinery. Brick Machines and Crushers of either the Martin or Baird make. Mill Supplies of all descriptions, Including Circular Haws, Solid or Inserted Teeth, Lubricating Oils, Rubber and Leather Belting, which we carry In stoek. Steam Pumps of the Blake, Davidson or Knowlcs make also on hand. M'Avlty's Patent Boiler Feeders supplied on sl'.oil notice, tut well as Paints and oils, Axes nnd Edgo Tools of the celebrated Broad make, Wire Rope, Plumbers and Steam Fitters Supplies Ac. We aro sole agents ln thin Province for tho JOHN DUTY Engine CVy, whose Mnrlne work cannot be excelled, as nut- Ots we hnvo furnished here will testify, FRASER &UE0NASD, G-B.-.I. Bt., Opp* M,ws>A4r«rtli.r. VANCOUVBR, B. 0, dvft-ffto WootaiTvw&BaiUi land suavEYoas, Seal SiUto! InnnnoOi rfna&dal Agoaii AND CONVEYANCKB8. -..eu-jsTTS -ron riBBâThe Western ol T<m>nto,Tl!e -M- na, Tho city ol London, and Tbe Hartford. 1,1 FE.-T1M Bow York Llfo Insaruce Co. ACCIDEHT-Tlte Travellers' of Hartford f.nn.1 Snrveylnglnallltsbrftnolresne- curately and promptly earrled out. Oity ant fubiir1ianl.an-l.iltr Bale. We can show u complete list of desirable localities. Var-Mlaf Land.. Improved and unlm- prove J, throughout the district. Mining and other Block bought and sold. Honey t* Loan on lint mortgage at low rates. TiLipuoa ir Oall No. 83, F.O.DRAwmW. WOODS, HRXKR 4 BAMBLK, OFCItl, tlUHD'l |IM>, â¢ OotUWIA ITIIIT NEW WEHTMINSTER ilmliMto NOTICE. fH AND AFTER SATURDAY, 2UITIN- J stant, Trains will arrive at nnd leave Westratnater ns under: ARRIVE From Vancouver 4 Montreal (Daily except Saturday) 14.10 From Vancouver (Dally) 10.40 LEAVE For Vancouver ft Montreal (Dally except Monday) 13.00 For Vancouver (Daily) 16.30 On Mondays and Saturdays an additional train will leave WeMminater at 8.00 for Vancouver (direct), returning from Vancouver at 11.00 o'eloek. JL ABBOTT, Gen'l Superintendent. Vanawver, July 21st, 1888. djlylttfi BINDER âHASâ NO EQUAL. OH FOUR LEFT TOR THIS SKASON. FOE SALE. House tt Lot CORNER BLACKWOOD AND CARNARVON STREETS. Oue of the Finest Location. In the City. eo-b, ISHOO. PORT HAMMOND NURSERY Fruit Trees, Ornamental Trees, Small Fruits, And GARDEN STOCK on hand In groat variety. Everything Qrst-elass and furnished In good shape, o*. Seud 15 cts. for valuable HO-pago Descriptive Catalogue with 0 beautiful colored plates. Price Lists sent free. O. W. HENRY, dtrdelOtc' Port Hammond, II. C. M.A.McRAE. Merchant Tailor, WISHES TO INFORM TRE PEOPLE OF NEW WESTMINSTER THAT HE IS PREPARED TO EXECUTE ALL ORDERS FOR TAILORING A FULL LINE OF English, Scotch and Irish Tweeds and Fancy Trouserings. SOOULLAB'S OLD STAND CoiDMBU St., â¢ New Wmtminhtwi. dwmb-HIo ADD CMrAKV, WESTMINSTEB. dwJIyMa OF THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES. Houso, Barn; 40 acres fenced and under cultivation. $1000Cash; Balance on long time, Jk. OF TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES. 100' aores good Prairie) Balano* tully cleared. Oood Barn and other Im- y provementt, Pnrt down; Bnlanco on time. Also~a number of WHltonH. Bug- Ses, HlehtlW) Il«rin*»s, 4'atlli*, ones, sc. CALL ON OR ADDRESS : HENDERSON BROS., dj.llU CHILLIWHACK. -tbji â IS TUB FAV0BITE H01IE JOURNAL Of Refined American Famlllen Everywhere, and the It circulates lu overy state and Terrl tory of the Union. It moy be found on the News Stands In every largo oity. The vast body of Its subscribers arc people of wealth and culture No other Daily published ln New York City has bo large a mall circulation. Harrison Hqt_8priiifis, B. 0. HEALTH ASD PHASUBE BIS0BI. BTEAM, SAIL A ROW BOATS ON HAND awlmmlac, Vanar aad,â¢*â¢"â¢â¢ J*""*** Witii eiirorlonced Attendants. LADIES DEPARTMENT SEPABAM. TtrauiU.SO I. »Â».»<> Vt'tar. only 6 mile. Irom Atassla Station,V.P. R, Reduced B. H, ond Steamjoat «<»â¢â¢ Bxcurnlon rates Bood lor ydayir from Westniluslor lo A(Mll> gf%MÂ»5.ff*L3S ring Monday, tj â -. Afassia__«â¢"â â *â¢,~ aSiXCTonuS^5-^ THE WEEKLYCRAPHIC There li hardly m Poit.offlce Ik the VatteA States where at least â few espies are aot received eaeh week f ivhierlbcM* it embraces the best features of Thk Daily Graphic, pictorial and literary, lor the preceding six days, It is the lamest flrsMass Illustrated Weekly Issnnd, Is wld for half the prlco of its rivals, contains the latest news and market reports, and Is acquiring a phenomenal circulation. there Is No Better Medium for Advertising. From time to time wo Issue Special Edition* llli'stratine the Industries nnd bUBlnewBopportunities of cities, towns and localities throughout the oountry. Agents wanted to canvass for subscriptions ln every part of the world, to whom a large commission will bo paid. Mend for sample copy. For rates and other Information ad- drees i Ttt NKMOM MMWIO OOMPJWV, HjnlM MA41 Park Piact, New York; Uta (Tajan AÂ»6Mffe Cleik -Tvlnt to 4111 a iutfu- Slower. It wtt plain to %o by liia looltrf iin<I action» tbat bo bad no idea of purchasing a lawn-mower. Ho juight,-poar.iWy, havo houn argued into buying two jiiiparji of tack*. fer flvo conks, or a nummer Utormomotor at alanglitorpriccH, but it wasn't likely that bo ovon had a lawn to mow. And yet bo came to n BUildon halt boforo a hardware atore, slid up; to) three or. four Biiocimen mowerr* on exhibition, -and n minuto later be was waking; a doao oxawina* tion. A clerk eamo out and aaid: " Oood morning. Wo havo a fow loft, but tbey aro going liko hot cuko*-*." Tho man soizod the handlo of one of the mowers nnd pushed tho machiuo baok and forth. "Any child oan run it," observed-tho clerk, "and you notice that it makes no moro noiso than a sowing machiuo." Tho man upset tho machine on its back and spont threo minuted investigating. " Nothing to got out of ordor, nir," continued the clork as bo bowed to a good- looking woman. ''Wo warrant this machine for two years, aud will icplaco auy part that breaks. " Tbo man stood tho machiuo up on ono wheel and -squinted and examined tjomo more. â¢â " Cuts through tho heaviest grass, and cuts closer thnn uny other machine mado. Wo aro willing to lot you havo it for a week on trial." Tho man counted tho plucflB for oiling tho bearings. Tlioro were Com- of them. " Ovor 18,000 oflhoao niochinoiiwcro aold last year," Baid the clerk, as hu menaced a dog with a hoc-hand lo. "If has taken moro flrst-clnss premiums tban any othor machine in tho world. Tbo' best in always tbo cheapest." Tbo man pushed ihn machiuo a few feet away from him, thrust hie himda deep into his pockets and seemed aLout towhiatlo, but ho didn't. "I can givo you a list of 230 prominent citizens who bavo usod them," .Mid tho clerk, as he flirtod with a woman oh a puiming street car. "Don't bo decoived into buying an inferior mauhiuo. Tbo lawns nf tho nobility of England aro mowed with this machine." » Tbo man suddenly advanced and eolssod tho handlo of (ho mnchiim.' " Tho machine bliiiipens itself, and tho only euro needed is to oil it now and then. Those who havo â¢ lined tliem lho longest would not part with them for double the cost price." The machine was pushed nnd pullod. "Wo not only gnavaiiteb Ule machine, but iho prico shall be mado perfectly satis- fiictory," said tho-'cloi'k iih lie waved oil'a boot-black. 'â¢What iu Ilia uso of paying t'iOtm a lawn mowt.-r which will get out of order iu half an hour'.' Ik-ware of imitations. Tbero aro niacjiinos in this market which aro not worth the cost of sending homo by an oxpraaa wiigon. Let mo have your numbor and .1 will tiond this one up ou trial. If itdooeii't. Woikâ" Tho clork turned to look for lho man, but bo bad been gouo v. minute and a half.â[Detroit Troo Prose. Never Sen Hli Motlicr-m-Lav. A son-in-law onco n-itincally' remarked that ono of tho rea&or.H why Adam and Kvo wero so supremely happy in their terrestrial pnradido was thiu no lAO^er-hi-law existed in thiiir dnyj and cthimffigiSi itnd aiill- quuriaps both sustalndd tho .irgumout th.it directly tho motlior-in-law camp into ox- istonco a train of miajfWtjs originated,vjhi eh. howpvoc Bovore, havo happily not yet driven tho sterner bpj to a universal vow of celibacy. To support tlio Idea lhat inolhersriii-law hnvo nover been fuvi-rably l-ogai'-flfcu, etbiio- logbtfl tell us that a sin^nlar L'Ur'lom(.whicb i-i seta (hat a man shall nover look upon tbo fncp of his iiioHier-in-i.nv-nfi-w ii« ii-oii.-o married, prevail*. r.mmi?*.--t mnucrous i,avago peoplea apparently widely sundPred by gcograplUoal distribution und difference of raco. â »â¢ - "â¢ â Tho custom obtains among tho Caflres of Smith Africa, among sovoral of tbo Australian tiiboi.and among many Polynesians, a fact which somo people asBUtuo to point to a common origin of these races, -but whieh fibers look upon as testimony of tbe ex- ist-Miee of a natural law.as a pieco of wisdom indigenous to each' of these countries, and tho diroct growth of individual experience. Tbo custom being found in suoh widely separated continents as Africa and Australia, is considered as proving that it must have been suggested by somo com- . mon necessity of human nature, and reasons aro not wanting to show wby savages dis- covered it was better for a man not to look' (' upon his mother-in-law. Primarily, say the supporters of this theory, because his mother-in-law waa m , picturo in anticipation of what his wifo was / likely to bp. ltcfore marriage, a man's mind may not be open to tho cold processes of comparison, but afterward he begins to consider what sort of a bargain ho has mado, aud if bis < mother-in-law bas not improved with ago, tho {ghastly possibility of his wifo becoming like her rises before him. Heneo theso savage tribes proscribed tbo V rule tiiat never after marriage shonld ft nan (r soe bis niother-in-liw, and this In timo bo- came a social Uw or custom. â â <!â¢>â â â â â a n H i A Soy -without a Country. I Somo years ago Charles Bunch, a naturalized Gorman-American, accompanied by his pretty Italian wifo, sailed for France to nei-i-pt an engagement as ft tenor singer ih one oftho opera companies in Paris. En routo ft child, who was name*d Charles Herman Busch, was born to them. Tho mother died shortly aftor reaching Franco uml tho fathor soon followed her. Tlio child, having been born on tho high ous, was literally without a country. Tbo -Trench authorities refused to administer iii]mn lho father's estalo or providoaguardian hor the infant, bocausn neither ofthe parent.*) ,'i-i-e «itlzenh of tho lk-publlc. Consul Nhackolford could do nothing within permission from tbo l-iovcrninont. After V.v.u years' delay this permission was linnlly pui-iititert, Tbo American colony in Paris be- ntiiiu interested iu tho child, who is Baid.to be I'l-iiiurkably'bright and precocious, and a Tumi hns boon subscribed suluciont to roar riii'iiil cducato him until his sixtoentli year, whon nn effort will bo mado to appoint iliim a cadet at tho Naval Academy at An- unpolis, Tho littlo fortuno of 27,000 francs, tho proceeds of Ids father's estate, will bo in- -vested for him, and. placed at his disposal when ho shall havo iininhcd bis education. : - [Chicago News. . 'â â â¢â¢i^WÂ» Tho New Motor* Borne ono who has obsorvod tho terrible '/explosive power of a soda fount sin when it Vents loose from all restraint, has concoiyod Mthoideaofponvortlngitintoftmoto'^ {'â '.J >) A sti-oot car Is run by soda poWor/In. â¢ IChlcago, ami Um Boston k Albany ltailvoad LVdinpaiiy is building a forty-ton nod* luun- â tuin to haul' its ca*rs throngIrBoston. When soda fountains tako tho plaoe of toco- â¢-hnotivns on our railroads, passoiigors can bo -â¢supplied with soda water at small expense. â¢-tTuxas Siftings. ft Tho Early-Closing Movement. â A VhilaiU'lphia girl halt a beau she wanted Jrto shako. T) "Youmnmi'tstaylatortlinn ntoofijjjjgok," % nim wliiejieied to him Im^jMk [i "fatlter. supports thu early rtosi 1 mont." He took tho 1 Int. ..jibe QBooyfivm ,â tHucs'fos-ipBpr-i; ,â ,'â ','â '.j The e-4poi .iitioua boljof ia ah rffl-one, that'unlcsH tho discovBrcr'of a camp moots an untimely or bloody ond, his find will nover .'amount to anything; and this seems borne out by fuels, slnco noarly all thodis- covorars of tbo great gold mines in the "Unitod* States, with but few exceptions, havo, as tho saying goes, " died with thoir boots on." |. Of .thirty*-eight .booming toyrps Tift;.>the early days, tlio locators of'twelvo woro killed by bullet, tliroo were buried in their creations by cave-ins and tho rest drifted away with tlio tide of immigration,* have -buepmo lost; in oblivion or died and wero, buried in paupers' graves. Georgo H. .Fryer, from whom tlio, celebrated "Fryer" of Loadvillo derives its name, diod at Denver not long ago from &n ovordosn of morphine administered by bis own hand. Two years previous to bis death be was worth ,a'million.pr so; but ho died a pauper and almost without a 'friend. Old "Virgiuny, after whom tbe "Consolidated Virginia" waB.jftmed, and who sold lii:i claim for $25, a pony anda bottle of whisky, eamo to his death. by. an ..oyer- dufl-i irom a bucking mule near Dayton, Nov, Uill Bodie, tb6 discoverer of tho groat fituudurd mine iu Mono county, California, clept his life away in a snow storm while making his way to the miiies. Colonel glory* whn-.gave-liis name to the county iu Nevada where tbo Comstock is 'situated, wns killed in battle by the Pyr rsmid Luke Indians... 1^' f Thiiiima Pago* Ccunslock tRiecl a beggar in m strange land. "Old Pancake," as he was known iu tlie mining camps, committed suicide at BOxeman, Montana, on September 27, ,1870, by shooting himself. He was tbo loader of the famous Big Horn expedition that was Bent-out by Nevada capitalists in search oftho LostCabin Mines, supposoil to he soiuowhorc among tiio Big Horn Mountains. The expedition was a,.failurn, and Oom- Btock; wltother from, disappointment or Boiiie otlier cause, while camped near Iloz.j- man,, drovo a pistol ball through his head and died instantly. He was buried there and ht« grave is unmarked and unknown. Near tho wild spot where twelve years boforo the bidden treasure of Alder Gulch was first re voided to him, William Fair- weather Vha laid "down to rest." Like poor "old Panc'aho,'' this erratic soul stranded on tin- shoals of dissipation, «1 though each iu bin day bad turned a.keyâtbu one eilver, tho other Koblmi-which unlocked millions for Others but nothing for themselves. Vil!i.'.:u Fan-ell, who "struck" Meadow died a victim to iomovso in ono oi* I'lifig hospitals of 'San Francisco, ted by thb .spirits of 1,000 deluded rs and prospectors passing and re- pasiung his dying bod." Tho l-yntor of the famous Hnmestake, in 1Kb Black Hillfl; in said to have afterward turned road agent. Times going hard with bim, be attempted to slop a stage loaded and prepared for just such emergencies, and he waa planted*th>ng!-ide tbo. road by. tho ten dor-heart oi express agp'nt.whumhe hud tried to rob and kill. Humor, of tho Homer district, followod in the pnlcidal tracks of Comstock. After eyuanduring a small fortune he shot his brains out on -the streets 'of San Francisco. Doughnut Bill, " old Euteke," Kelft Austin, Lloyd Magruder, "Nine-Mile Clark," and Georgo Hankiuson, Honry Ftummer and scores of others died violent deaths la one way or another, and reaped nothing from the rich finds each had mado in his day, â[St, Louis Globo Democrat. Lake the 1 "h.iu pionu Weather Wisdom. Bain follow* two or three consecutive boar frosts'." ' A shower of hail in the daytime is usually followod by frost at night. A tinted halo around the sun at sett:";*; occnrain long continued rainy weather. Bed-tinged -â jjlouds, high up at evening, aro'-ii'lluwod by Wind, occasionallybyraiu. . lf, on a fino day,, tbo dust suddenly rise in a revolving, spiral column, rain is near. Buinbowa aro unroliablo, except they occur in tho morning, when rain may bo expeoted. . " . .. , A dazzling metallic lustre on foliage, during a cloudless day in Summer, precedes a clrthge,. â ..'.'.''â¢ Siiu-dogs.ftndfragmontaofprismfttipcolors during tho day show continued unsettled weather. No dew intho morning is mostly followed by rain, and a hoftvy dew in the OTOuing by t flue day, A hulo around the moon, especially if some distance from it, is ft sure indication of downfall at hand. * If after rain drops of water still hang on tho brunches and twigs and to window frames, Uie rain will return, bnt if they fall and tho wood-work dries, fino weather is at hand. Stones turn ilamp bofore wot; at the same tlmo it must be observed that tho fact oi .their Uolug so does not invariably indicate ruin, for thoy will do so occasionally beity-e heat. If tho sky bo a dull gray, and the aun rises clear, gradually dispersing the vapors, it will be fine. If ho retires behind Uio clouds, and thore aro reddish streaks about, it will rain. - Often a beautiful sunset-will bo followed by a bad day. After a rainy day, suddenly at sunset in the far West will appear ft magnificent streak oferlmson (not copper oolorcd) -âthis generally foretells a fine day. Mists at evening ovor low-lying ground or npar a rivor precede fine and warm days. If a mist in tbu morning clears off as the sun gets higher, it will bo fine, but if it nettloH down again after lifting a little, rain i'i at baud. Tlio man who is out of doors at sunrise can form a pretty accurate opinion of what tho day is to be. If just before sunrise the sky, espQcfally In the West, is sufihsed with red, rain generally follows in tho course uf the day. In Winter, oltodsnow. Huge ptlod-up masses of whito cloud in a blue sky, during Wintor, indicate snow or hail. If small, dark clouds'loat below the upper ones, moving faster than they, rain will follow; as it will if, in tho morning, low hangiug, pain brown, smoke-like clouds aro floatihgabmit.' A New Stylo of Bric-ft-Drae* An industrious, if somewhat ocsentric, j gontloman at Bwlin has '.Bueeee-doi, sftor | mar»y years' patient labor, iuKmasdn&nu fowor than 1,000 heels from various kinds of boots and shoe-* worn by ladies and gentlemen moreor leas eminent. Tliese novel articles of virtu ho has had duly mounted in a handsome ghwa case, whilo ft-"oai*fully- prepared -t-aUltijhfir gives tho dato of their ucipiUitioti and tho names of thoir .fotmpr imssesBOi'B. ' ' " ,.. '.] ' The-origin of this latest development of acpiisitive crauo i» said to date from a visit bv Iho, collector in 1801 to tho nl4Gnst!o d Kiiinstf^uring ivhfoh ft boftullfui Hm-dlsh Ir.ilvlost one of ber boot lipjulsj and tliis identical' heid:.forms tho' nMsrolB-riilled object in tjio eyea.of tho ftr^eut-Polltirts^ llaitloy Wns Marrli-d, "Hartley. I'll bet tho cigars that man who Just passndisn't married.' "Why?" " llecatisu ho'fl got a button off bis coat," â¢' Woll, then, I'll takOtho bet; for the but. tonbeliigoffMiVBiii-"sign that he's muiiic*!. Were he unmairiedhe would sow tin. butt n on liipisolf, having no wife to depend un to 'ro In tho same fix yourself," Hartley was ft married man, I â . es,B0iis, AndCwbTjnclosrrrrrultlromadolilllUted Impoverlslied, or lmjiuro condition of Hit blood. Ayah's SarsapariUa prevents and curestitosoetuptionsandpainful tumors, by ranorlBg their cause; tho only effect- M'iii^OltMiUiiK 'hem. Ayer's Ssrsaparllla has prevented the usual course of Bolts, which have pained and distressed ine every season for several years.âG. Scales, l'lainville, Mich. I was badly-troubled with Pimples on tke face; also with a discoloration of the skin, which showed Itself ln ugly dark patches. No external treatment did more than temporary good. Ayer's SarsaparUla effeoted A Perfect Cure, tnd I have n it been troubled since.-. T. W. Buddy, Klver St., Lowell, Mass. I waa troubled with Bolls, and my health was much impaired. I began using Ayer's SarsapariUa, and, in due time, tke eruptions all disappeared, and ny health was completely restored.â Johu It. lsikins, Editor Stanley Observer, Albemarle, N. C. I was troubled, for a long time, with a humor whioh appeared on my face ln aglyPluiplot and Blotches. Ayor's Sar- laparilla cured mo. Ioonsider It the best blood purUier in the world.âCharles E. Smith, North Oraftsbury, Vt. Ayer's SarsapariUa [s sold by all druggists. Ask tor Ayer's .ai-saparllla, and do not be persuaded to rake any other. ft ?r.ptrod byDr. J.O.Ay.r*kOeâLo*MI,ICsts, Prlire »11 six bottles, M. 1888. Harper's Bazar. ILLUSTRATE J. Hari'ku'.s Bazah is a homo Journal. It combines choice literature nnd Une art Illustrations wllh tho latest, intelligence regarding the fashions. Faoh number has clever serial and short stories, practical nnd timely easnys, bright poems, humorous sketches, eto. 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TIMETABLE Str. "Gladys," UNTIL FUItTUKH NOTICE, WILL leave for Cbllllwliuek uml wuyptuces On TUESDAYS, THDHBDAYS and SATURDAYS, at 7 n. in,, returning on tbo following days. For ul> further information apply on board, or to W. B. TOWNSEND, dmyDtc On the Wharf. SIGHT v. BLINDNESS N. USE ONLY STANLEY'S CELEBRATED English Spectacles! AND EYE-GLASSES. l.tiiromtnoiitluil by LiriiJiny ili-tillHl-s In Aimrrlirn. ' XI. I.-2-AIi --'CO., ilmy.'iniir 'A'-eirfK,NrivVr'Hl.!iilii.'!t<*r. .»/-WllMVERNMEHTST viotoria aa, PIANOS ANB ORGANS Of tho Eent Maliors.in the World. . rj-tHF. woni.D-REHowNEn ouqans L nml PIANOS nl tlnsiiii * llniiilln liavo arrived. Tlioun-nt HTECK PIANO, Willi liiiti-nl.Kiintiiliiiiifniediil. The inuteli- less DEI'ICKH & epNSl PIANOS. Tiro woll-llrrown DOMINION PIANOS nnd OIIGANH. Hnvoulso In 8locH HONISCH lind CHIUSTIE PIANOS. I'Irrnos rnrd Organs sold on monthly payments. Pln- iinsIirrnrlrtilndtlriitanplii'dlMirrr-L'Irnsotl. Call at H. Peters' Slusic Store, VlOTOllIA, B. 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VTOTIOE IS HEREBY.OIVEN, THAT Vi the parcel of land described below has been reserved and set apart forthe recreation and enjoyment of the public, an provided by section 8 of ''An Aettonmeiid thefLand Act, 186V"'Chap. 10 of .1883, All that portion of Hint certain tract of land and premises known on tlio official 8Ian or map of tbe suburban lauds of the lty of New Westminster as the patk reserve, eontalncd within the following described boundaries, that Is to say, commencing ut the cornor of the Park Reserve at. the Intersection'of Park Lane with the first unnamed street running nortb-euqterly and'south-westerly, lying to tbo westward of Melbourne Streof: thence along the westerly boundary of Park Reserve ln a north-easterly direction u distance of. seventeen (17) chulns; thenco in a south-east ori v direction, at right angles to thn westerly boundary of said reserve, to tho easterly boundary thereof; thenoe In a south-westerly dlrec? tion, along said boundary, to the boundary'of Leopold'Place; tboncpfollowing the lines dividing said Turk Reservo from Leopold Place, Royal Aventto and Park Lnne, to plaoe of commencement; contalnlug 87 acres, moreor lews. V S/GORE, Surveyor-General. Lauds A Works Department, Viotoria, B. caith May,'83. Je2ml Misses McDOUGALL COLUMBIA STREET, New Westminster, B.C. tar Satisfaction guaranteed. dapl3U) City Laundry JOE QUI, TI AVING LEASED AND FITTED UP XI a Shop on Dallas ati-eel, nearly op* poHito Mr. Wise's stable, la now prepared to undertake the work of a General Laundry. Competent men employed, and work f:uuraiitecd. Having enaafred a Wagon or delivery, clothes vill be delivered promptly In uny part of tho eity. First- class references given if required. A trial older solicited. Prices will be found as tow as tu any hrst-class establishment Families taken ut special rutes. aorordcrs may bo loft at Mr. Dickinson's Butcher Shop, Columbia Bt, djafitc INDEPENDENT STRAIGHT, FAIR C0MMMSI0N BUSINE8S. OWNERS OF FARMS OR CITY LOTS to sell will have their interests, aa -well aB buyers, carefully guarded in all transactions, and no extras put on first prices. Always have good bargains In Vancouvor Lots. Correspondence solicited. WH. CLASH BELL, Cam bib St., P. O. Box B5, dapiDto . . â¢v-flLirqo'o'Tr.Bm. Dominion Lands, TF YOU ARE PAYING FOR YOUR I. Pre-emption or for rent of Mining or Grazing Land, or buying Farm, Mining or any bind from tbe Dominion Government, DO NOT PAY CASH But pay ln 80R3DP and save a large discount. Scrip onn be obtained ln large or small quantities from ALLOWAY & CHAMPION, ---V-ST-cmits. WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, oa FROM THK BANK OF BRITISH GOLCIBIA, NEW WESTMINSTER. (lwmllSto THE UNDERSIGNED KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A IitSfiB AND completeusortmentof â i â ',. Whicli will be sold at tin LOWEST POSSIBLE PEICES FOR CASH.. WA 1mi» consignment to arrive shortly, r,-- Always in stockâLeather, Shoe Findings, Ac, of all Mini*. Custom Work a specialty. r. JAMB8 KOirBBllA-a, dwjolyl , No. 81, CoLiruiru Street. CASTORIA for Infanta and Children. - "OMtortmlssowellad.ptodtochllilrentli.% I CMtotU core. Oollc, OwUptfUn, IrecomiiionilltMBiiperlortoaiiyproscrilitloil I US' BtamacMll-ntoa, **â¢o*UI<iiv k-owstoiiic** ttA.A-c-iii,M.D., iBlljWy.tlvMSle^Mdprw-oltfidl- WBo.<WMiin,,BtwUpi,N.T. |wii-^l_)BtoaBr«Ua-lta. - Tra O-tlTitm doiauiir, W Murrsy Street, K. T. âANY MANâ Who fs Weak, Nervons, DÂ«lrtlitatedt who ln hid Folly and Ignorance has Trifled away hla,Vigor of Bpdy, Mind andManhood^iulBliigexiiuuHtlngdralnH upon tbe Fuuutnliu of Llfo, Head- aeliet Backache, Dreadful Dreams, Weaknena of Memory, Batthfiilncii in Snclety. Pimples upon tbe Face anil nil the Effect* leading toEarly Decay* Couaumptlon or Iunaiiliy, will find in ourBpeclilo No. 2.1 a Poult, veCare, It ImpartR Youthful Vigor, restores the Vital Power In old and young, strength- ens and Invigorates the Brains and N'arvei) builds up tbo muscular system and arouses Into notion the whole physical energy of tho human frame, with our Specific No. 23 tbe most obstinate ease can be cured In throe months, and reeeul ones in lean thnn :w) dnys. Eaeh packnue contains two weeks treatment*. Price ri Cures guaranteed. Our-Specific No. Mis nn Infallible mrr for all Pri- rmte Diseases, no matter of how lonn â tandliig. Sold under onr written Guarantee to effect anirc. Price $."i. Toronto Medicine Co.,Toronto, Gut, To San Francisco, Cal. , wu; BY WAY OF THE THE HT. SHASTA ROUTE. Quicker In Time than anr other itoute between Kew Westminster ui fa Frutk Grand Scenic Boute of tlie Factfle CiMM. PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS TOUBIST SLEEPING CABS For Accommodation of BMond-Clua Pas- Nongenr, attaohed to Express Trains. Fare from Portland to Sacramento and Ban Fnuiclscoi Unlimited; fill Fint Olass (Llmlteil), »Â»| Second Class (Limited), (19. B. KOEHLEB, Manager. E. P. BOOEBS, Asst. Gen. Frolght k Pas.. Agent, . dJelBtc mSDIPTIM, Thut dread terror, a disease so lone balling science and tbe most skilled physicians, who knew of nothing to nrmst, nodilng to ullovlato, nothing to cure. Now it Ik uo longer an Incurable malady oven when Riven up by physicians, health can yet be found in OUR KBMEDY; It hrnls and soothes tlie membrano of the Luiirs, Inflamed nnd poisoned by the raviiKPS of this fell dtBcase, and prevents tbe night swontsnnd tightness across the chest which accompany it. Price tn, OURES GUARANTEED. Toronto Medicine Co., Toronto, Ont» W.R. AUSTIN, DEALER IN km Merchandise! NKW WESTHIXSWR, B. C. BRITISH COLUMBIA lanjj& mmm THOMAS ALLSOP, HENRY S. MASON, CUYLER A. HOLLAND, DIRECTORS. HEAD OFFICE, - 56 New Broad St. â LONDON, ENGLAND. The Business of ALLSOP k MASON haa been merged In the above Company and will be carried on by tbe Company from this date as a general Land Investment and Insurance Agcn ;y. MONEY TO LOAN on Mortgage at Low Rates. Town Lots and Farming Lands for Sale on easy terms. Victoria, EC, May 16th, 1687. dwJeTto Hay and Feed SOME COPIES OF THE = British Columbia Directory (latest edition) still remain on hand, and will be disposed of at a discount for cash. ' '"This Directory'is published by Messrs. Williams and Mal- landaine;. it contains a large amount of valuable information respecting the different cities, settlements, and districts in .the r_*ovirice, besides a'-list of'the names and addresses of business men, fai'iWs, etc. It is a m cll- boiirfd book of 308 pages* and is pronounced by the provincial press to be the most complete anil accurate Directory ever published in this province. Copies sent to any post-office in Canada or the United States, post-paid, on receipt of $1.50. The price of the book is $2. Address; B,0.?rintingCo.,Ld. rtwial2tr WKSTMINHTER,n,C. 0IIB EtEGASI rilEPABATIOHS. Ronxcmber we nianiifncture nnd aro tho solo proprietors of the following Hpwjlnl- tl'M, ami that tbr-ycim bo had from no other nnraot THE^ ARE HOT FOR SALE BY RRUOQISTS. Correspondence Htrlctly con- fliir-uTml. Consutldtlon upon all chronic tli-scufo tiiviusd. NO CHARGE except for mf-illolnes. All k(kk1n nent sfccnro from obseivntlon. Toronto Medicine Co,, Toronto, Out. HAIR OOLORINO. Our mftunlfioent prenamtloris tire warranted perfectly liMntilcsH, Wo prepare the followlni? colorsâthe liner shadon arise from tlio hnir Ifselfi Ulnclr, Dork llrown, Medium Ilrown, (,'beKt.mit, Light OhaMnut, Gold IJIondc, Asb nr Blonde Ocndrce. Hend f.iin|>lc of hulr vlu>n or- dprlni?. Price, J2 per bottle; Toronto Medicine Co., Toronto, Out, TOILET REQUISITES. In ordering please specify which you require; we gun mu leu 1 hem to give entire S'ulftfnctlon. No. il iuipnrlH to tbe akin lliecnlui- und fi'ushiu'ss of iniildenboiid, harlulcNs and citrinot be deteeled, 6t.l_*l. No. 0 ivmovi's wrinkles. -S3. No. 10 re- movoij Ijlver Spot,*., i,%. No. II removes Flesh Worms, S1.2S- No. li! removes Krecklp.*',$l.2ft. No. 13 removes Pimple.-**, 11.85. No. H removes Tun, $l.% No. 15 romnves Moles, $>, No. ID removes Pock- marks, S2. No. 17 removes undue Perspiration, 81.1.".. No. 18.IH1 absolute unfailing specific for tbe retention, development nr restoration of the Hnir, $1.25, Toronto Medicine Co., Toronto, Out-. THE BUSY. No. ID-Is ii embincil internal and external treatment w-bluh speotilly ilovelops or restores the female bust to the proportions-of voluptuous natuio. Is entirely harmless nnd certain In results. Price tk Torouto Medicine Co,, Tolonlo, Ont. â dW(tpl8yl WOOD & COAL (THE BEST QOAMTY*. Ory tiiml. Boots A SIiopk, Provisions A «rm*ri«is. FARMERS' HARDWARE, â »Â«Â»Â»Â»Â»%, tmm. rs-TAs we nso no whisky or tobacco we can, by temperate habits and crmrful economy, serve tiro pnbllo at especially low rates. dwjal2te TURNER, BEETON & GO. MERCHANTS, WHARF STREET â¢ VICTORIA. -LQ-SCTTS -TOR North British and Mercantile Insnrance Oo. Tor Mainland. H.C. BEETON*CO., 36 Finstrary Circus, London, E. C. IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMP'Y. I Oiu ItaoAti St. and 18 Pau. Hut., LONDON. INSTITUTED 1808. FOR INSURING HOU8KS 4 OTHER Buildings, Goods, Wares, Merchandise, Manufacturing and Farming Stock, Ships In Port, Harbor or Dock, and the Crtvgocs of such Vessels j alio, Shins building and repairing, Barges and other Vessels on nuvigahle riven and canals, and Goods ou board such Vessels, throughout Great Britain and Ireland and in Foreign CoillllliCB, FROM LOBS OR DANA0K BT T1RR. Subscribed and Invested Capital, â¢81,600,000 STG. Rates of Premium and every inform*- tion can bo obtained on applioation to W. J. ARMSTRONG, Agent fo,- Kew Wettmlnster. COME AND SEE! W. H. HOLDEN, TTAVINO TAKEN POSSK8SION OP XX the " Tempernnoe House," fronting onColum bin aud CUurcli fttwels, oppoalte the Episcopal Church, and now known as the FARMERS'HOME! Will eocommoilato the traveling pnbllo at the following rules: Hoard per dny â.,â... ,}1 00 " " week 5 00 Single Meals m its Beds » 25 â¢A.Q001I Accommodnttou for Lad ten nnd families. myliic NOTICE. Canada Life Assurance Go 3JTO-TIOBL NOTICE IS HEREBY G1.VEN THAT â 80 days After date we Intend to apply- to the Honourable Chief Controlisloner of Lnnds and Works for permission to mw-luuin 1280 aeres or unsurveyed crown lands in New Westminster District, vl*.: CommenelnR at the south-west oorner post of Lot ft, Block 3 north, Range 7 went, District aforesaid; running-.0chains wesl, thenco 820 chalnH north to lho channel between Lulu and Sea Islands; thence enst 4U chains to tho north-went corner of Lot 4, Block 1 north, Range 7 west, District aforesaid; thence south to the place of commencement. E. A. SHARPE. THOS. PAIEE. New West., July 10,18S& djlylGmt PARTIES INSURED IN TIIK ABOVE T Company, whoso rn-tniums are pay* utile nt Entitcrn pniiils.i-an turn** lho place of payment thereof ehanjicrt tothlsctty, free of charge, by applying to tho undersigned, ttr lllNkK inhni In thl* Ira.Mnu <nnn- iIIah (oinpuiir at most fhvtirnhlc rntrs. HENRY V. EDMONDS, dJpMtC ACKNT. 1 HACK, LIVERY, STAGE, Feed if Sale Stables THE Sl'BSCRIBERS ARK NOW TBE- t>AREDTOTUBNOUT DOUBLE AND SINGLE RIGS At Special Low Rate**. finjiig ud All Siade of Teaming Don 0 at Shortest Notice. Dry 4'onlwoftil rlollvercil to any partof the Oily. Orders by Tclc'iliout' will reeolvo prom pt attention, â arstablos Hourly npiinsllc C. P. It Dir- J10I, Columbia St,,J"evWestmiuster. iljaliic GILLEY BROS, mors- ESTABLISHED 1859. ROBT. DICKINSON BUTCHER, Newlj Uppoiltt tke ColonUl Bold, NEW WESTMINSTER. THE LARO--ST AND CHOICEST assortment ol all descriptions ol MEATS AND VEGETABLES Constantly on Imiul, and supplied to Fain, llles, Ucstanruits, and Stcrunboata at tha LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICKS. CHINA & JAPAN WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a lane consignment of all klllils nf CELEBRATED TEA, XtiibroMered 811k Goods, Slinwla, Screen, Bed Qnllli,. BreiiHig Cowm, Klc, lie. â-AMOâ rorcelaln. Sitiaui, ClolMBne, Brome, Ivory, SmdklWMM ami CarlOl of Every Description. imported tn vim mm* mmot fmm Roplnglhat you will honor iw Willi yonr visit, we remain Tory respectfully sours, Kwong on Wo & Co., VJiffi -W'JWWW*1**11' Post Ofllce Rot No, 7, v ilrledyl mmemmms_-_m-StsaaBS THE OAILY COLUMBIAN rtmmtst l.ttty Altnaoaa eae.pt saadar, «TTHÂ» m-wara-D-s* Bxtosxxiw, Prtntlna Establish- lunWa Sine*, At tmir â__, -., mast, OolBMl _ BT MAIL) BIOIIWI,âiâi-,i.,ii,iiiii»i' ntHUBi txttlnf im.,.; â ,»............ bfeUVERKD IN THE CITY: tet W months -Jig W r « months »Â« ir month - » M ft â - . Payment Ih all cases (eieept lor weeltly Mihfttt b* mado In advance. MVUTWH MTU Ml TW DAILY. , tl»Â»Ue»IA4ve«liiesaeals.-Flrstlnsor- llon, 10oto. per line solid nonpareili aach subsequent oonseoutlvo Insertion,.tit., per Hue. Advertisements not Inserted every day, Sols, per line eaeh Insertion. _Maa«la« A-mrllseaa t ats. - Reiular tuslnet. or Prolosslonal AdvortlsemcnU will ba received atfollowlnimtesi llnota, tl per month; - las. «S; % col. 15.80; K ool. J5.75; 1 eol. III. It Inserted for less (Ban 3 aaoa. 10 per oent. will ba added. â¢peelal HaUee. among reading matter, » ets, per line each Insertion. Specials calling attention to advertisements, lOcla. Births', Marriages and Deaths, 11 tor each Inaertlon*, Funeral Notices ln oonneotion with deaths, tools, each Insertion. Aaetlea Sale., when displayed, oharged a per oent. less than transient advt., II KOlld, charged at regular transient rates. THE WEEKLY COLUMBIAN baud every WefMMU*- Mania* Ueallag Ihe llnr. Delivered In the City, per year. Mailed, peryear Mailed, 8 months............ ...tULOO .100 .1.25 WIKIV HDnlTIIIM UTEI. Traaaleal Ailverlls«Â»ie»ls.-Flriitlnser- tlon, 10cts. per line solid nonpareil; snli- sequent Insertions, 5 cts. per line. . Ilaadlag A4TertUei|ealls.-For 1 Inch ,«'!?.nT?fâ,TrpVsrr?iD,..'s Kr m.: 1 ool. tia.75 per m. II Inserted tor ra than 8 mos. 10 per cent will be added to thaae rates. Special notices among reading matter, M ots. per Une eaeh Insertion. Cats mustbeall metal, and lorlargeouts *k eitra rate will bo oharged. No advt. Inserted in oltlier Issue for less than 11. MFPenons seudlng ln adv.rtlseni.nts aliould be careful to slaU whether they ara to appear In the Dally Edition, or the WeeklyTorboth. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS DAY. Bricklayers, Attention Committee Wanted.,...' D. D. Building Society W. J. Walker Serpentine Improvements... F. C. Gamble New Machine Shop Keiil b Currie gstlS -firitiah Columbian nan-lay Evealag, Jaly lf, IM*. Ihe ulmon run wai light again today. The brick-layors are on strike at Tacoma. The C.P.R. pay oar paid the oity a visit to-day. A drank and diaorderly wai dupoi- ed ol at the police court thii morning. The Mgt sale of city lota will be held at ihe Colonial Hotel on Saturday evoning. The itr, Gladys cleared for up-rirer porta thii morning with h large freight and t number of passengers. The ateamer Rithet arrived from Victoria thia afternoon with 60 toni ot freight and a number of paaaengera. The Itr. Irving returned from Chilliwhack this afternoon with a largo load of farm produce and 30 passengers. Tho semiannual meeting and (Ith drawing of the Weatminater building society will be held atthe Oourt Houn on Saturday evening, 28th imt -ftieilginfiouso, at Port Moody, which was burned on Tuesday, was valued at $3,000. The fire wu caused by a defective stove pipe chimney. The cricket anil baseball clubs leave for Viotoria tomorrow morning on the str. Rithet. May they both come home covered with viotory and glory. Mutrti distress nud sickness in children is caused by worms. Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator gives relief by re- moving tho cause. Give it a trial and lie convinced. Spencer, Molntyre & Heath's minstrel, will not bo able to play ut Herring's eporn house on Saturday night, and the entertainment has been postponed till Monday. The Westminister Juniors went over to Vanconver thia morning to play the return base ball match with the Vancouver juniors. Our youths are certain to eome home victorious. To LetâStory and a half building. on Clarkson itreet, next Colonial hotel. Suitable for carpenter or paint shop, or similar business.-Apply to Geo. Mud, Barber, Columbia it. djylOt.. There will be a total eclipse ol the â noon on Tuesday neit, July 22. Cant. Peele informs us that it will be visible at thii city, and will begin about 7:46 p. m. and continue until nearly 11:30. Whether from iwampy land or stagnant pool, er from the deadly gases of oity sewers, malarial poisons are tho aame, Ayer's Ague Cure, taken accord, ing to directions, is a warranted specific for malarial disorders. Attention is called to Messrs. Reid at Currie's new advertisement. This firm has been eatablished lor a long time and has given general Kitiifae- tion to all their patrons. Being; good workmen and thoroughly reliable they are worthy of tho continued confidence and patronage of the public. Bodily health and vigor may be main- Ulned as easily in the heat of summer, as In the winter months. If the blood is purified aad vitalized with Ayer's SarsaparUla. Every person who has used tills remedy haa been greatly benefitted. Take It thia month. If th* person who was so anxious to learn tha rales of tennh, and for that laudable purpose appropiated a book of rules left on the court of the Westmlnstar dub, has acquired a sufficient knowledge of the gem* to allow him to struggle comfortably through life, â the owner of the book will consider it a treat favor and feel deeply indebted if it ii tetuwed forthwith. A Hon womnt Hekdiso. life Ions half Its seat when digestion is permanently Impaired. Surely then a speedy means of mtorlng this essential of bodily comfort Is worth trying. Every rank, every profession hears its quota of ev|. denoe to the beneficent influence upon tt* stomaoh, and also nptm the liver, bowels and kidneys, of Northrop A Lyman's Vegetable Discovery and Byspep- tlo Cure, or celebrated Blood PnrlHer. Who* Is shs wise course suggested to the siok by tjl|s testimony I We leave them Mr. A. <1. Hill, C. E. nnd' an engineering and surveying bI ill' are at work locating Ihe line of the Southern Railway from the boundary to the south bank of the Fraser river. A profile of the proposed line has already been made ana the location is being made on this plan, The work of location will occupy several weeka but it will be finished to the boundary by the time the contractoie are ready to commence work on tho road. Ike Nerlh Arm Bridges. Mr. A. R. Green, C. E , returnod from the North Arm to-day, having completed the survey for the proposed bridges to connect Lulu and Sea islands with the mainland. Mr. Oreeu hus laid out three routes, any one of which will be suitable for crossings, and these wUl be referred to Ihe 0. P. R. for a final choice. The beat crossing is near the head cf Sea island whero the channel and bridge approaches are most favorable for bridge building, and it is thought this point will be finally chosen for the crossing. A. â arry Rail Slightly Ueraaged. Harry Boll, the British Columbia oarsman, was taken in charge by D. E. McKinnon, of the city police force, ut Marquette station last night. Ball was travelling eaat from the Pacific coast, but on the way became very despondent and slightly deranged. He is at present in the city police station, but will be removed to the hospital this evening. He has a host of friends' in this eity, many of whom have called on him to-day, but he ia apparently indifferent to everything that noes on around him. Boll says he lost all his money in a recent sculling race at British Columbia.--lf*iimi_*i!0 Sun. Hall Contrail raaeriM. Tho post-office department has notified Cnpt. Stowart. tho muil contractor, that on the 30th of September his contract for carrying tbo mails between Westminstor and tho North Arm will bo cancelled. In future tlio mails for that section will be carried from Vaucouver, tri-weekly. Tho people of the North Ann are, as a rule, decidedly against this change, preferring that the mails should bo sent from Westminster, ib it insures the North Arm a regular steam-boat service. In this instance the wishes of the people should have been considered, and the government will not find their support strengthened by the change. -â. . . Western Jonrnnllsni. Truth aaya that the Calgary Herald ii having a hard time with its editors. Within a year the villianoua climate of the town knocked out Fred Ewer, und he had to migrate to California; hia successor, J. M. Powers, waa knocked out by the bad whiakey he drank at ill many saloons, and had to go bock under the protecting wing of Governor Dewdnoy at Regina; Wesley F. Orr next came up smiling, but he got so many fights on his hands that Tie resigned in disgust; and the latest, E. J. Chambers, (rom tho Montreal Star, was just fairly warm in his seat, when one of the Herald managers roped him out to look at his stock ranch, and on the way back the team ran away, the editor breaking bis teg in jumping from the buggy. Still the Herald comes up smiling every afternoon in the week, except Sunday. â¢»*».« ami They foasr. For some weeks past a gentleman from Ontario has been visiting this coast for the purpose of finding a suitable site for tho erection of a large flouring mill. After a thorough examination of the advantages of Vancouver, Weatminater and Victoria he has finally arrived at the conclusion that Westminster, in view of the construction of the Southern Railway, the erection of large sawmills, the advantages of fresh water and onr excellent shipping facilities, is the most suitable and proper location for the mill. Certain negotiation! are now going on, which, if satisfactorily concluded, will lead to the early election of the mill. The value of the machinery to bo placed in the mill will be in the neighborhood of $40,000, and the daily output will be from 100 to 160 barrels. The present brilliant prospects of the city has had muoh to do with the choice of location of these mills. "... . Iwpreveaieal. ea Ike Berpeallae. Attention is called to the advertisement in this issue of Thk Com*mbun asking for tenders for widening and deepening the I mile ditch or cut-off through sections 13 and 12, township 2, on the Serpentine river. This cot or canal is a convenience to navigation aa it saves a lengthy circuitous route by a bend or loop in tho river. The preaent dimensions of tho cut are ft ft. at top, 3 ft. at bottom and 3 ft. deep. When the contract for whioh tenders are asked ia completed the measurements will be 12 ft. at top, 3 feet at bottom, and.i foet deep. The work to be tendered on is to clear 10 feet on the eastern aide of the preaent ditch, and widen the ditch 3 leet and deepen it 18 inches. The eon- tract must be completed on or before the 30th November, 1888. F. C. Gamble, of Victoria, Dominion resident engineor, asks for the tenders, and specifications, etc., can be seen at the postoffice in thia city, and othor places, u per advertisement. When completed the work will be a valuable improvement. Fayged Out, â None bnt those who have become fagged out, know what a depressed, miserable feeling it is. All strength Is gone, and despond.ney has taken hold ofthe snffercrs. They Ml as though there is nothing to live for. There, however, is a cure-one box of Parmelee's Vegetable Pills will do wonders in restoring health and strongth. Mandrake and Dandelion arc two of the articles entering into the composition of Parmelee's Pills. BeaaiThlsTI-u. It is very annoying to the poople of British Columbia to let their minds on growing a variety of dwarf fruit! and vegetable!, and, after much trouble and expeme, find the toil ol the country go esprlcloui that it will not produce anything of the kind. Last winter Mr, W. H, Lewii, of thii oity, lent to Vick, tho seedsman, of Rochester, N. Y., for a large quantity of seeds, among which was what the catalogue termed "early string beans, small variety." Tho beans came lo hand duly labelled "small variety" and Mr. Lewis felt happy to think ho would havo the only crop of dwarf beam in town. Ho watched the growth of lho plants, saw the blossoms drop oil' and the pods begin to form, and ho wus content. When the pods were sufficiently matured, as ho thought, for a " small variety," Mr. Lewie pioked a few, but found that they scorned to want a little more growlh. They grew steadily until the pods measured 7 inohos in length, when they were in prime condition for table use. Although the "small variety" is mastodon in size they are of excellent flavor, and, when properly cooked, the pod is as delicate and free from strings as an epicure might wish. Mr. Lewis is disappointed and not a little disgusted with the oonduot of these beans and the soil of his garden, but he saya he will not attempt to grow any "large varieties" in case the story of " Jack and the bean stalks " should be repeated. The soil of this province, whioh eastern writers describe as poor and barren, ii almost loo productive for the people of British Columbia. . *-.-> ââ The Boaitsera Bailway. The articles of agreement between the Westminster Southern Railway and the Bcllinghain Bay and Seattle Railway have been drawn up and will be published in the Columbian in a few days. The conditions are most favorable and tho agreement could scarcely havo been drawn up to the better advantage of Westminstor. When published it will be seen that the articles provide for even the most unimportant details being carried out to tho letter, and as a wholo the agreement iB one that is certain to give complete satisfaction to every citizen, no matter what their present opinions regarding the road may be. The security given by tho Bellingham Bay Co. that the rosd will be commenced within the time specified, and comtructed in the most workmanlike and substantial manner, including the ereotion of all necessary stations and round-houses, machine shops, turn-tables, etc, in Westminster, maintenance of railway forry, building of railway and traffic bridge, ota, is in the sum of 1500,000. The said securities to be satisfactory to the mttKgef'iif tlie Bank of British Columbia at Westminster. As fnr as Becurity goes no arrangementa could he more satisfactory. Among the items of expenditure proposed by the company, directly interesting New Westminster, will be the machine chops 976,000, railway forty and docks 975,- 000, ststion, Lytton Square, 96,000, and piling river front 960,000. These amounts make a total of 9206,000 to be expended within the city alone, though it is understood other items will largely increase these figures. The agreement atipulates that the rood is to be constructed to Whatcom within one Jljlear;"hn'd % Settle 'With the greatest possible dispatch. Peter Kleffer, Buffalo, saysr "I waa badly bitten by a horse a few days ago, and waa induced by a friend, who witnessed the occurrence, to try Dr, Thomas' Eclectric Oil. It relieved the pain almost immediately, and in four daya the wound was completely healed. Nothing can be better for fresh wounds." See that you get the genuine Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil, as there arc imitations ou the market. Job printing of all kinds neatly done at the Columbian ofllce. Prices wUl be fouud as low u at any other office la the provinceâAds, Late Canadian News. St. John's Nfld., July 13.-The steamer Fernholme, Ritchie, master, which left Montreal nn the 27th of June, rail ashore nt Holyrood beach, St. Man's bay, at two o'clock yesterday morning. The crew are aale. She waa deal laden, and tho captain hopes to tow hor off, but success is improbable. A steamer has left here to assist. British lobster packers have been warned uff the Bo-oalled Frenoh shore and Frenchmen established in their places. It is reported that the French government gives a bounty to their lobster packers. The shore fishery is generally poor and veiy bad on the north-eastern coast. The crops are backward In consequence of bad weathdr early, hut are now improving. Two French bankers charged with purlonining bait inside the limit wero towod into Placentia yesterday by a cruiser. Halifax, July 13.âFive deserter! from the York and Lancashire regiment were captured at Bodford by a lookout party. They are till drunnncri. A sixth man ia mining. Six other men of the regiment deserted last night and arc supposed to havo landed between Woodside's sugar refinery and the eastern passage. A parly has gone In pursuit of them, St. John, July 13.â"Instantaneous aanctification" was preached by Rev. J. B. Coy, a Baptist minister, of Keswick, N. B. The New Brunswick Western Baptist Association took the matter up, pronounced the doctrine unwarranted and dropped Mr. Coy's name from the list of roinistsrs. Mohtiikal, July H.âAid. Clondon- ning, at the nest meeting of the council, will present a scheme for the annexation of the whole island of Montreal to the city, to be under the control of the oouncil. The Harvey Hill topper mines, in Mcgantio county, have need sold to the Excelsior Copper oompany, ol London, Eng., for £460,000. J. N. Greenslilelds, James Baxter and one or two others purchased the property a year ago for 9100,000, and realise over 9700,000. Forty thousand Havana ciguis, consigned to a wholesale house here, wero seized by thlcustomi today for under valuation. Ottawa, July 14. â There is trouble in the St. Bartholomew Aiigli- oan ohuroh congregation over the alleged introduction of ritualism by tha 1-t-itW. Sttenl of tho congregation have left tt* church ih conser-juei.ee. A meeting till be held on Monday todiiouu the matter. The feeling runs high among the low churohmen, and the rector, Rev. Mr, Hanniugton, hoi lost favor with a large number of hli hiarers. Krao8TON,Julyl4.âThe cattle are starving in Pittsburg, thi pasture lands being dried up and vegetation impel- Bible. Farmers have been kept busy building fences knocked down by cattlo in their eagerness to get into the graih fields. It is said that at the sheriff's sale at Enterprise some days ago cattle sold off at from 92 to 94 per head. There waa a reusing demonstration of Orangemen of livo counties Wednesday. The men paraded the streets and heard addresses in the park. Resolutions were passed expressing thankfulness at the delivcranoo of the Protestant forefathers from the Spanish invasion. The Orangemen look on the present as prcgnsnt with momentous issues. Delight was expressed at the aland taken by Balfour against the homo rule factions. WWNirEO, July 17.âAmong the arrivals in the city Saturday uight were A. Onderdonk, the great railway contractor, of New York, andNicol Kings- mill, solicitor of the Canadian Southern Railway. Not being able to find Mr. Onderdonk, a reporter interrogated Hugh Sutherland and D, D. Mann on the subject and discovered that these gentlemen were here on business connected with the building of the Hudson Bay Railway and was further told that if eatiifuctory arrangements could be made between the local government and the syndicate, which Onderdonk represents, that the gentlemen were prepared to enter into an agreement to build and equip the road from Winnipeg to Hudson's Bay, and establish a line of steamers in connection with it and make the undertaking a complete success. Mr. Sutherland says if negotiations terminate satisfactorily, the line will be pushed without doubt, but the question ol its construction just now hinges to a great extent on the action of the government. Further developments may bB expected in the course of two weeks. . * .âi W. W. McLellan, Lyn, N. 8., writes: "I was afflicted with rheumatism, and had given up all hopes of a cure. By chance I saw Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil recommended. I Immediately sent (fifty miles-and purchased four bottles, and with only two applications I was able to get around, and although I havo not used one bottle, I am nearly well, Tho othor three bottles I gave around to my neighbors, and I have had ao many calls for more, that I feel bound to relieve the afflicted by writing to you for a supply." Children Cryfor Pttcher'sCastoria Wholesale City Market. Beef, per 100 lbs. 17 00 Pork Mutton « Hldes(lir'u) 'â Potatoes " Cabbage " Onions 'â¢ Wheal " Oats i â â Peaa Hay, per lou Butter (roll.) Cheese, per tr....... irdoa. .h (retail! per cord., MOS 0 00 m u oua in oo .. 4 009 5 00 .. las ito .. _ooa ooo ... 2 009 0 00 ... lBOffl 17S .. 1S0I US ... ieol one ...ii oo Seo oo ... 0J6 l OtS ... Old! 017 .. oaoii uss ... S 809 100 000 wauBabj- waa risk, wa gave huOMsrio, âma ste was a CklM, sh. uk* far Cutoria, *tea she seesaw Miss, ate shag to Cutoria, >TlHastelulCMI4rn,.Utav.UuiaCuteila TI-t^ETATvIi-Bl Stt. "Gladys," UNTIL 'FURTHER NOTIOE, WILL leave for Ohllllwhuek and way placet on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SAT- URDAYfl.at7a.nl., t-eturnlngnn the following day*. For all farther Information apply on board, or to W. B. TOWNSEND, dmytrtc On tbe Wharf. SIGHT v. BLINDNESS N. USE ONLY STANLEY'S CF.I.EHRATIiD English Spectacles I AND EVE-QLA88I8, Recommended by Leading Oculists In America. Tl. Z/TJLX. -k CO., dmyaoic . Ailonts.NowWestnllnsler. A. B. WINTEMUTE, (SUOOTfMOB TO H. K1IUH) Manufacturer and Importer of SOOTS AMD*â SHOES LADIES', OENT8', HISSES' k CHILD- I renl hoou, Shoes and (latter, made to order and kept on hand, REPAIRING neatly and promptly executed. "..â'. f.l.Mbta Ol., Wlaleaiate's Meet, djedto Nkw WRmsim, B.C. NOTIOB IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT Mdayi after data we Intend making application to the Chief Commlwlonerof Land! and Work! for t leaie for timber* Ing uurpoxeH of the following deaerlbed landH illuate on Vanoonver bland, eait â hore, described aa followit Commencing at the aontbwest eornerof the leaee claim now held by us. whioh corner i» abent one mile eouth of the head of Stella Lake, thenee aafollowi: Rait 40 clmiiiH. fiouth 160 ehalne, eut 10 ohalni, eolith 40olialni,eaitM ohalni. math 190 ehnlni, weet 80 ohalni, south 80 ohalni. -west 80 chulns, moth M ohalni, weit 200 chains, north 40 ohalns, went 80 ohalns, norlh 80chains,west 80 ohalns north 460 olinlns, more or p*. to the southwest corner of tho Haittn-xs flawmlll Co.'s claim; tlience east 80 chains, south 40 chains, east 100 obalnft, Mouih TO ohalni, east 100 chain! to the wast boundary of dlalm now bold by ns; thence south 40 chains, more or less, to point commencement.. Said demrlbed lands containing '2l,W acres bo the same more or less, Now WoHtmlnater, July Uth, MB. ROYAL OITY PLANING MILLHOO. Bythe^Aient, ***â %â â¢> djyllml CH4ftl.M K. Woom. the niOKLAYRIW, KEEP AWAY FROM WANTED. AK ELDERLY PERSON DESIRES situation as Working Housekeeper, or similar position. Apply "D. n.," I_y- al's Bookstore. djlylllt NEW WESTMINSTER BUILDING SOCIETY. A SEMI-ANNUAL GENERAL MEET- A INO will be held in the COURT HOUSE on Saturday, Jaly si*, at 81>. m. PuMposEi-U) Election of Officers for the ensuing year, and all tho business of an Annual General Meeting; t_) Drawing for tho Sixth Appropriation of 11000* Members In arrears are requested to pay all duel, and new members will be adirltled into all the benefits npon payment of entrance fee nnd four weeks* sub- subscription!, f;-i ln all. By order, WALTER J. WALKER, _, . â Secrelary, July 18,1888. djlylfltd PUBLIC WORKS OF CANADA Serpentine River Improvements. NOTICE TO COKTRAOTORS. SEALED TENDERS ENDORSED "Tender lor (terpentine River," will be reoeived by the uuderslrmed up to TUESDAY, the 31st July, lass, Inst., lor enlarging the out through Sections 13 and 12, Township!, on the Serpentine River, In the Distriot or New Wr-simloster. Specifications and drawings, Including conditions ol tender and contract, can he seen at Ihe Fostofflces at Clover Valley, Elgin .anrl New Westminster, and at Mr. Buck's store, Surrey, and at Mr. Punch's Brownsville. Tenders must he made out on the forms supplied. The lowest or any tender not necessarily aooepted. V, O. GAMBLE, â ,.,. â¢ _ -. Resident Engineer. Publle Works Department, Victoria, B. C, 13th July, 1881, EMPLOYMENT^ WANTED. A PRACTICAL KNGLIHH GARDENER desires to obtain employment tn arranging gardens, hotbedB, flower beds, lawns and other work of that nature. Has a thorough knowledge of Ills business and guarantees satisfaction. Excellent references If required. Address "W. P.," this office. dmhOlto TEACHER WANTED. MALE TEACHER KOR PORT MOODY District School. Duties to commence flrst Monday ln August. Apply not tutor than Saturday, 28th lust. W. ELSON, Secretary School Board. Port Moody, B. (J., July 17,1888. dwjlyl7td DRESSMAKING At mm JBMIN-UB', (Late or England) Corner of Churoh and Columbia Street*-!, NKW WESTMINSTER. â VSatlsfacllou guaranteed. dwfe7U> FOR SALE. In re tbe Estate of JOHN SINCLAIR, Deceased. mENDERS WILL toK REOEIVED BY I the undersigned tip to noon on Monday the SOth day of July proximo, for the purchase of Lot 75, Group 1, Now WestmlnHter District, contuir* mtrhoi msr containing li.8 ncres, W. H. FALDING, Administrator of the Estate of Jno, Sinclair, deceased. dJlyUnil .tro-Tias. A COUNTY CODRT WILL BE HELD A at LYTTON on MONDAY the Mr* Jaly, 1888, at 10 o'clock In the lorenoon. By Command, WM. DODD, Registrar O. C. Lytlou, 11. c.,7lli July, last dwJIyDId TO CONTRACTORS. TENDERS WII.I, BE RECEIVED UN- til noon on SATURDAY, Jaly Sill, Ior the ereotion ol THREE SEMI-DETACHED TWO-STORY DWELLINGS On Agnes Street, Ior D. S. Sinclair, plans and specifications at my olllce. Tbelow- ostor any tender not necessarily accepted. Q. W. GRANT, djlylttd Architect. W.G.T.U.LEGTURE ORGANIZER AND SPEAKER FOR tbe California State W. C. T. V., will lecture on â â¢way ETEnirra, iMim., In the NEW W. C. T. V. HALL, Douglas btreet. AIM, on WIMUDA1 nmil, HM. SOIUECT! bin mvonoo it kiuhi. djly!7td A COMING I Hsrri&g's Opera House! SATURDAY NICHT. 8PENCE, MclHTYRE & HEATHS *w_mi* Urge and Interesting Programme. IOKKS1 SONGS! DANCINOI Juggling and Contortion Feats, Tlio wliolo to conclude with "SHE, or, Scenes in Africa." . . EÂ«Â«i_ad. seats'oa-aale-at .Hsarlng'j. Drag Store.' *Hthls*ii75ot..| reaerrel' JAMES ELLARD & CO. Have Just Received Direct from the Manufacturers, i .A FINE tlNB OF White and Colored Skirt Allover and Narrow Laces, White & Colored Swiss and Cambric Embroideries. New Colored Embroidered Washing Dresses, Children's Chambray A Sailor Suits. Ladies', Children's and Infants' Underclothing, All styles ln Ladies' White & Colored Aprons. s I ill' PBIOIIB BIOHT. -txââ-. ~v:-i Call and. "-_.xaia.li_a. LONDON HOUSE, dwjeisto New Westminster, B, C, J? 'â *-w^^j./auJEsZxD.y Practical Watchmaker, Manufacturing Jeweler & Optician. OPPOSITE THE BANK OF MONTREAL. WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, PLATED WARE, &C. BEST QUALITY. EASTERN PRICES. A full line ol Spectacles A Eye-Glasses In steel, rublior, silver ami jol.l frames. The finest Pebbles made, ti per pair; aU sights suited. Special attention given to FINE WATCH REPAIRS. Having learned tli r business thoroughly [rom some of the finest Horologera in England, and since then managed tho watch-repairing departments of a few of the best firms on the continent of America, is a sufficient guarantee oi good workmanship. Formerly malinger for nearly 8 years of the well-known firm of Savage b Lyman, Montreal. Charges Moderate, Montreal, Deo., 1887.âMr. F. Crake.âAndw. Robertson, Esq., Chairman ol Montreal Harbor Commissioners, says: "I never found a Watchmaker who did so well for me as yon Iii when tirMontreal, and I am sorry you arc not here to-day." .;- * dwaplMo ^ Xli/lT HERRING, WHOLESALE & RETAIL " SUNDAY HOURS.~MoKKij*u,froiu 8:30.toll o'clock. Aptkkkoon, 1 to'o-'o'aoclf.'"' ' Evknino, 0 to 9 o'clook. tr PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS will be prepared at any time ilurkg the night by a competent chemist, who sleeps on the premises, Ring the night bell. HERRING'S DRUQ STORE, Colombia St â ew Westminster. dwooete Opp, Telegraph Office. D. S. CURTIS * CO. WHO----t3U-.-.-_ tk H-UT-VIX, DRUGGIST Sole Agents, New Westminster, B. â¬. C. McDONOUCH, (LUNDBOM'S BUILDING, FRONT STREET) IST GENERAL MERCHANDISE Constantly on Hand an Extensive Stock of Dry ('nods, Oroeeries, Boots A Shoes, Hats & t'nps. Crockery, Glassware, Ac in jn Mrs 4b -mo-rnrm' mxrxâ,m. Great Variety of Household Artioles. Also, GRAIN, SEEDS, POTATOES, LIME and GENERAL. STORES. Ha ».-FÂ«m Produce bought Ht market rated or Bold on commission. a^Ordoni from tbe Interior promptly attended to. dwjeste SUGARS! W.&G. WOLFENDEN HAVE JUST RECEIVED A CARLOAD OF SUGARS direct from the Refinery, which they arc now offering on the most reasonable terms, dwjc8tc GIRL WANTED FHaED-NXX: ME MUM ooiaAitT OF LOOTON, ENGLAND. One of the Oldest and Best Companies In the World. POLICIES I88IJED AT THE LOW- 'â â I raw., an, na eaiooin.llap silk. e^mmktktkmâ*mâ *ari^r*^p JAMEÂ» OOMHWOHAM, â¢Usual Aobst. WANTED. TEACHER FOE BOUNDARY BAY Sohool; flratorlecond olnu. F. F. RA1TT, Bee. for TrmtPCR. Uriner*! Landing, July 9,1688. djlyotio CHAS. E. TISDALL, OUN DEALER, CORDOVA ST., (Orr. C.P.R, IIwot) Vancouver, 11.«'. HAVING LEARNT OUN MAKING with a leadina Knill.li maker!am ... ... ajj- jnnfl,,0. Rcnaliitifiat AVINO LEARNT GUN MAKING _ Willi a leadlnir Knill.li maker far . ramrod to do a - - moderate prloes. sorBprclnl attention to rr-slooklua and re-broi*-**.,.- IPUIMID ITSex OF INQLIIH OUNI. djljrilmn
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