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biBtlbg offle, ...;ajLj»" Â± TOIiOKSf NEW T-TESTaimf'TSS, R 0., WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 31, 1888. NUMBER 104 F.1 WILIS, â ,. â MHTIST. Boom 11, '''i "'. ' colonial Hotel, Omo.Hoiras-.lo to l. dtelto Cp »3. C. BROWN, fl DENTIBT. ftooui-R A 6,, over Bank of Britiih Co* Iambi.. Hotrss-Sa.ai.to6.30p.**. dwjlyaTtc pouaeifi*. a â eoaix, - barristers, souoitohs, etc. Otto... Minnie Batllaunintv Wartatln. ttCT,imdVueouv<w,a.C. 'yUdwts ffl O. â fOWHI.tsY, BAttRISTBR, SOLICITOR, 40. 01 th. Province of Manitoba, ABMStnod.BLocr,' dulTte New Weitmlniler, B. 0. rn o. ATKinson. RARRISTSR, SOLICITOR, ae. Orrioaj-Muonlo Building, dwtelOte New Weitmimter, & 0. Ttr IfOnrtAN BOLB,0t.C., BARR1STHR-AT-LAW. Land Agent, Money to Lou, Olarkton Street, 'â¢ teite Kew Weitmimter, K 0. rubw * MAOLCRB, AROHITEOTS. Omoi-RoomB, Over Bank of B.O., daunt. Oolumbla Btreet. ft W CHANT, . ARCHiTEOTI Omol-Oorn.r M.ry and Clarkson Sts. dwfeSlte VrAlatAItDAlXB * SARSOH, 01 ^i*"' lanes Block, Hastings st VANCOUVER, B.O. dautoto w ylLLIAM R. KIRS. ARCHITECT, BuiLsnra a land surveyor,- - SANITARY BNOntEER, Omot-tln M.tontc Bloek, dwaplll. Wettmlntter. ALBERT J. HILL, M.0AW.S00.C.E. CIVIL ENGINEER, â *â¢â ** ?_m>mfar.QiiA>>ix- â lt;lui.}'i â DRAUGHIBMAN. Omoa-New anionic Block, ' dwmhUtc New Weitmimter. W.' P. WiUUB A Cat., ACCOUNTANTS, STOCKBROKERS, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE and GENERAL AGENTS. Buk Buildings, Mary St., New Weitmin- II Olere Bead, Halifax, England, dwmyltto m t TRAPP, AUOTIONEEB AND APPRAISER, OalumW. Street..... .New Wettmlntter All oommtiiloni will receive prompt .nd careful .tuition. Beet reference! tIven when required. mhis-te RAND BROS. DEtl. aiTATK HtOKBRI, â O.av.yaaeere. O.Ueet.r., Aa. Iaiar.ae.Ag.atl, Office. >t VICTORIA! Fort Street, NEW WEBTMINSTERi Comer MoKenile .nd Clarkson Sts. VANOOUVER, Cordova Street BUILDING LOTS for ill. ln all lection i ot Vancouver end New WMtmlniter City. FARM LANDS of luperior quillty lor Ml. at Chilliwhaok, Tort Hammond, Leafier, MaUojul, Bumu, Mnd Bay,Lad- â er's Landing, Lnlu Ialand, North Arm S M.n ud Plant exhibited .nd the lull. Mt lnf.rm.tlo. furnished at all ourofflces, lesote WILLIAMS BROS. Land Agents & Surveyors. PLAHS PUPARKD. 8HRTKIB MADS Lug. or Small Sum. of Money Advanced ea Good Securities, at Retainable Rate! ot Interest. Vntmt ttt Sal. .a Fewer River, .keve nd kel.tr Sew Wealaduler. WILLIAMS BROS, are in oonttantcom- munlcatlon with Intending settlers from Koll.nd and elaewliere, and b.ve special laeflltln lor meeting nlei. Their ch.1111 are lower than any other >|.nU Inth. Province. OFFICESâCorner or Granville and Cordova Street., and opposite 0. P. R. Station, Tneeaver, B. C. dapllml XTOTZOB. TOTIOB IB HEREBY GIVEN THAT sg.|6 vroH J*| w. hav. >npll*d ta th. HononL.. the Miniiter of the Interior lor .license lo cut ud twenty mile. Irom Harrison hot springs! Commencing at. pott planted on Halfway Point, marked H. g. Mill; Ihenoe north, 70 deg. weit, 80 olialna; thence south 10 chain, to a poet; thenee west loo chal ns to . post marked! N, W. poet, H, S. Mill! thenee to ehalnt south-welt to a post marked H. W. post, H. 8. Mill; thence 260 chslnl east to . poet marked S, B. poet, H. S. Mill t thenoe along the lake shore to Else, of commencement-containing MO tret, more or l<u. HARRISON SAW MILLS. _-m*mttfr*^*&t GENjRAL & SHELF HARDWARE, IpaaaBf a.uani eaiu a imiu rauvr mi auuuiu.l [BUianuu. im Llqnld Paints iu all shades; Floor Paints ready to ute; Grind I Wall Paper in ill dctigns; Broom* & Brushes for all purposes: atlng OlISI Traps of all descriptions, and a general assortment of Itural Implements, â | J-SMSVU SUIt*. .juld Paints i 8-touesir-** **â-'--" LnbiicatU. Agricultural.â, AW Special attention given to orden by nittl. -^^^^^^^^^^^^^ -,_.: tj^__y. t. TlRuftk.apff so oo., * dw)ly3to >. Columbia Stbeet, New WssTumsisa. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER LOT OF BOOTS & SHOES AND INVITE ALL THOSE WHO DO NOT READ THIS ARTICLE . TO CAU AND INSPECT OUR STOOK. GRANT & MACLURE. BIG CLEARING SALE âorâ New Boots and Shoes AT A. B. WINTEMUTE'S, For the Next 30 Days, at Cost. GLOBE HOUSE. Millinery. Millinerj, Latest "Paris "E"ash.iozj.s. ... *«,, diesstc MRS. WM. RAE. FAEICIIES, ATTENTION 3294. AGRE8 -OF- CHOICE LANDI W E ARE NOW OFFERING FOR SALE tHe^celebrated MATHERS PROPERTY Consisting of 5294 acres excellent farming land, situated on the Fraser River, near Langley, about 25 miles from Westminster, in blocks to suit purchasers of 20 acres and upwards, at prices varying according to quality and location, on very easy terms of payment, Steamer landing and good wagon roads adjacent to the premises and railroad station immediately across the river. *§&-*â¢ A competent man is now on the ground to show intending purchasers the property. Bound trip tickets from Westminster and Vanoouver furnished intending purchasers free of charge. RAND BRC dweulito POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of purlty.atrenKttiand wlioleiomenesa. Hon â¢conomlcol than tbe ordinary kinds, and oonnot be sold In competition with the multitude of low test,, short, weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only ln cans. Royal Baking Powdrb Co.. 100 Wall St., New York. 8fely FOR SALE. A LOT OP NEW, CLEAN TIMOPTHY Seed. Apply to WM. H. LADNER, dwooMml Ladner's Landing, Tug for Sale! TUG BOAT 78 FEET; COMPOUND MA- chinery, by Eastern makers. ffisssitt. BEWICKS A WULFFSOHN, dJa6to Vancouver. B, 0. iyi FOR SALE OR LEASE, A FARM CONTAINING 650 ACRES Prairie Land, 5 miles from Port Moody, 8 miles /mm Westminster; communication by water, rail or wagon-road, CanbepurohOHed with or without atock. Terms easy .âApply to * A, MoLEAN, Plit Meadows: or to SHANNON 4 HALL dwaulttto Vancouver. Land for Sale. QEOTION 25 (CONTAINING 160 ACRES, Q more or less-, Block 5 North, Range Two West,TttwiiBhlp No. ;W, Range West of Coast Meridian, New West minster District; about WA milea from Brownsville, on Yale road; W miles from Kroner river. Improvementsâ7 acres cleared; all under fence. House, Hum, Woodshed; 2 good wells fin-talus water. A young Orchard, consisting of 80 varieties of fruit trees from S to 4 yean old; 6 tons of good Timothy Hay and one ton of Oats In The barn. Tenders for the above will be received by the undersigned up to noon of Wedaei. day. Stal lut. Tunis-half cash; balance in one year, bearing Interest at 8 per cent, per annum. We do not bind ourselves to accept any tender, D. 8. CURTIS, : dwoc&td For Executors. W.C. LOYE, FuhionaUe Booi and Shoo llaksr. Ropalrlnsr Neatly Pone. Cork Sole Work » Specialty. â WOrders promptly attended to, Clarkson St., In rear of Colonial Ho* tel, next to Rand Bros.'offlce. dncltc N â¢jstotioe OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Sixty dnyB after dato 1 Intend mak* Ing application to the Chief Commission, er of Lands and Works to purchase twelve (12) aores, more or less, of pastoral land, described as follows: Heine 11 small Island 00 Shelter Point, on Southeast side of the entrance to Gillies Buy, Texada Inland, New Westminster District. ARCHIBALD DICK, October 20th, 1888. doc'lma VANCOUVER CITY Foundry § MachineWorks gailg f ritiah Columbian Wmtnetiny Bvcalag. Set. SI, UM. NOTES AND COMMENTS. Lord Dufierin is now Marquis of Dufierin and Earl of Ava. The latter title ie taken from tlie name of tlie chief city of Burraah, whioh was once designated the "kingdom of Ava." the addition of Burnish to the Britiih Empire during the term of his viceroyalty will thus he suitably commemorated. â _ - The inhabitants of Victoria, B. 0., have petitioned the Governor- General for nn improved service between that city and San Francisco. As Victoria lins postal cqm niunication with. tlie city of the Golden Gatea by both rail and steam boat, the officials of the Post-office Department are wondering if a balloon service is wanted.âToronto Mail. We protest that the good people of Victoria are not so unreasonable as that Mr. F. Baden Bengor, the president of tbe British Pharmaceutical Conference, adopts and recommends the following plan for the "happy dispatob" of poultry, A large wide- mouthed stoppered bottle is kept charged with an ounce of chloroform. When a ohieken has received sentence of death, it Is held firmly under the left arm and its head slipped into the mouth of the bottle. A few deep inspirations follow, and the bird without a struggle becomes unconscious. Then, holding it by the legs, its neck is dislocated by a quick stretch. The plan is so simple that it might be generally adopted. The Kamloops Sentinel says:â The Vic1**fla4r*i>ip>ij«f advocates the rpHE PROPRIETORS OP THESE I work! have muoh pleasure fn notifying their friends nnd the publio that tbey are now prepared to receive and promptly execute any orders for work In their line with whioh they may be favored. A. McKELVIE, Mechanical Manager, Vancouver, II.C, Sth May, 1688. dwmylgto claims of Vancouver "iltand to a greater share of British Oolumoia's representation in the senate. The island has now one senator and the mainland two. The Colonist thinks that one of the latter should be appointed alternately from the island, instead of from tbe mainland con- J,tinuouil)'. With the Colonist it ii Vancouver Island first, last and all the time, apparently. A certain amount of that spirit ia all very well, but this last proposition shows' really too much. The mainland is not only entitled to the present proportion of representation at Ottawa, but in tbe near future will demand it*. i*otl8tt»-|eSry1'obtain a larger and fairer proportion-of representation in the provincial legislature. The Republicans found their hopes of carrying Kew York for Harrison on a fierce quarrel which divides the Democratic party in that State. Governor Hill is being run for a second term by the b'hoys, Tammany, the saloons, the boodlers and the iron, in opposition to the wishes of decent Democrats and the Mugwumps. Much to his credit, President Cleveland has refused to write a letter endorsing Hill's candidature, though strongly urged to do so by the Tammany gang. It is supposed that this refusal will cost Mr. Cleveland thousands of votes, though, on the other hand, he would probably be deserted by the Mugwumps if he did endorse Hill. Should the forecast of the Demo cratic heelers prove to be correct, and Mr. Cleveland lose by his admirable firmness in this matter, the occurrence will be excessively discreditable to Now York State and to the electorate of the whole United States.âExchange. IN THE ESTATE OF Donald McGregor (Deckabj-ii Intestate.) mHNDEHS WILL BE RECEIVED BY 1 tlio unilerslj-ui'il till noon on THURSDAY the rind day or November, prox. for the 8. W, Quarter of 8eotion 6, Towhihp 16, ConHlstlnr* of 100 noren, nbontSof which nre cleared and fenced. There nro about 1-10 l-ruit Trees, most, of thorn iiptirini*. nnd there Is n road to river nnd railway. There Ih a man on the premises who will show Intending tenderer*- over tho property. No tender necessarily ncecpted. W H. FALDING, d'voi'2-ltd Administrator. CITY HOTEL! COLUMBIA STREET New Westminster, Brit. Col. FREDK. RAmTProprietor FRA1TH BEGS TO INFORM THE . Public that ho has boughttho Interest of Mrs. Bonson, who Is rotlrltiK from hotel bimliiesH. Hiivlnc thoroughly refitted and furnished the House, tlie travelling publio nnd resldonts of New Westminster will And this one of the most comfortable and convenient hotels, conducted on temperance principles: lituated In the business portion of the oity end commanding a beautiful view of the Fnunrrlvw. dwoctto The Richmond Religious Herald, in an article on Christian separate- ness, laments over the tendency of modern Christianity to become worldly and of the world. It says: "Christian men and women thoroughly practise the ways of the world as to life, pleasure, desire, and morality in business. They think that it is doing au honour to religion by liberalizing it and putting it on a worldly footing; that thoy help religion by being as popular in society us possible. Thus the aggressive power of Christianity is ohecked. 'Why aro so few from the world joining the Oliuroh I* wn3 asked the other day. 'Because so many from the Ohurch arc ajoining tho world,' was the answer. Our power is in our separateness from the world, not in our affiliation with it. We cannot carry the conviction of religion to the world by itanding on the world's own level and asking approbation of it. When tlie salt loses its .witness it is good for nothing. Tho power of religion in the world is a life separated unto God by its free instincts." If your children are troubled with worms, give thorn Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator; safe, sure,- and effectual. Try It, and mark the improvement in your child. Chrldrm Cry fcr Ffteher't-Castorla BY TELEGRAPH. Ut* lukvUle.v*eii leeelvet Ml rats. f.m...Evl4e«e e. Ike Paratll Col.. nltii......B.ii.. Brllltkers are AÂ»iry. Tke IPmpreu of Autrla lo Visit America. Manitoba still Agitated Over Bailway Mailer..âBowell eaCklaete Alhln. LAST "IflHI'S BKSPATCIIES. LUNCHED WITH OtilMTONE. London, Oct. 30.âMr. Thomai Power O'Connor took a long walk and afterwards had luncheon' with Mr. Gladstone |t Hiwarden to-day. Mr. Gladitone expressed himself filled with hope and confidence and yearning, .for the occurrence of a general election, which lie believes he will soon bo able to compel. The Emin Bay Belief Commission is in receipt of advicei which leave no doubt that Stanley is the "White Pasha" seen in the Baliero Gaulle country. It ii believed that he joined Emin Bay at Wadeiai in December. rAKSEU VS. TIMES. London, Oct. SO.âThe fact that Mr. ParneU's disclaimer of having lent the alleged cheque for £100 to Frank Byrnes has not been included in the Irish leader's case against the Times in the Scotch courts, hai excited a great deal of comment and will militate more against popular sympathy here in England than anything the Times has embodied in iti charge. Concerning the omission, Mr. Frank Lewii, Mr. Parnell'i solicitor, laid today that the neglect to include hit client i denial in the affidavits comprising his cue was a complete surprise to himtelf ai well ai to Mr. Parnell, who had written to hii legal advisors in Edinburgh and was impatiently awaiting tbeir explanation of the course they had taken. If the commission finds in favor of Mr. Parnell, little htrm can be done by the oniit- â ion lince the deciiion of the three judges will practically establish a final verdict,. But it it assumed that the strongest possible care should be made out in view of the possibility, not to lay probability, that testimony may be forthcoming, the character of which neither party at the preient moment hu any knowledge. Michael Davitt disputes Attorney-General Webster's publication of his speechei at varioui meeting! in 1886, and appeals through the Framan'i Journal to the chairman of tho*. meeting, to furulih rebutting teitimony, He it it preient actively engaged in leouring tuch teitimony and will offer to the eoiumitiioii evidence io completely at viriim-o with the itatements of Sir Richard Webster as to time, place, oircumstance, etc., that the misinformation of the Attorney-General will be glaringly apparent. TO-DAY'S DESPATCHES. wouldn't consult hth. London, Oct 31.âPhelps the American minister ssid last night that be knew nothing of the reported appointment of Sir diaries Tupper, of Canada, to succeed Miniiter Weit at Washington. It was not likely that he would he consulted in the matter. INCENSED BSmSHESS. Boston, Oct. 31.âThe British American societies here aro very much eierciied. They number some 14, 000 members in thii state and all are much incenied at the treatment the Britiih miniiter hu met. sowill's opinion. Orawa, Oot 31.âThe miniiter of cuitomi, who hu jutt returned from thePaci6cco.it, where he had been looking into the Chineie queition, uyi no matter how stringent the U.S. lawi may be thii channel will alwayi be used by Chinese for thit purpoie. There ii no work for them now in Britiih Columbia and uo inducement! for them to emigrate there, Their real object in leaving Chlm ii apparent. That the friendly relatione exiiting between China and Great Britain may not be disturbed, the British government has requested thit no more â¢tringent legislation than ii now in force may be enacted in Canada againat the Chineie. TO tt OVERHAULED. San Francisco, Oct. 31.âThe itr. Queen of the Pacific' will sail for Ta- ooms, Seattle and Victoria on Friday in plaoe of the Umatilla which will lay up for leveral trips to be thoroughly overhauled. THE MAN1T01IA TROUBLE!. Winnipeo, Oct. 31.âA gang of about 200 men have proceeded to the disputed railroad crossing and it ii thought that an attempt will bo made to force the right of way. The Canadian Pacific penplo ure prepared to offer active resistance nnd the militia are under urdors. AMO.NO THE BREAKERS.' San Francisco, Oot. 31. â Tho bark C. R. Bishop, from Honolulu, has been brought to port by a tug from Point Royei, where sho wai discovered in the breakers in distress yesterday aftornoon. The vend wu about to drift oh the rocki when the tug arrived. t. royal tour, London, Oct, 31.âTho Empreu of Auttria, who ii tuffering from aoute rheumatiim, contemplates a voyage to the West Indiel followed by a tour of the United Statei. THANKSOIVINO. Washinoton, Oot. 31.âThe preii- dent issued a proclamation this afternoon designating Thundiy Nov. 29th Thanksgiving day. riNED. London, Oct. 31.âVutetelly & Co., publishers, have been fined a hundred poundi for publishing Zolu' worki. 0-fflrtNO VBIOllTatllD. Niw Yowt, Oct. 81.âTht Jourtti this morning uyi that England 11 quietly armuiff - IJwiiada* ***iui*t us. New forti for Kingston, new fort. for Halifax, and a lyitem of forts for the Pacific cout ire not merely talked of but slready under way. Th. Canadian transcontinental railroad, .re to be a hottilo line drawn to th. north of th. U.S. The Journal believe, that the retaliation law, incomplete u it ii, ihould he enforced. WHALE CATCH. SANFauionco, (Job 31.âTh. whaling bark Cape Horn Pigeon arrived from Okhotsk M. aMa. ttmtttt and report! the catoh of th. Okkotah whaling fleet of sann vuwb, twenty- nine whales. A OIGANTTC HAUL. Dunsmuir, Cal., Oct 31.âThtufe iu Welli, Fargo & Co.'. offic mi blown open lut night. Three hundred dollars were taken. WHEAT. , Liverpool, Oct. 31.âWheat firm. Cala. 8s. 2d. San Francisco, Oot. 31.âWheat quiet, at 169*; November, 181*; Deo., Chicaoo, Oct 31.âWheat steady to-day. November, 1171; December, 119); May 121*}. New York, Oet. 31.âWheat dropped a cent to-day. Nov., 113*; Deo., 116'; May, 121*.. prize pioht. Washinoton, Oct 31. â Patrick Duffy, of Boston, and Dan McMillan, of thii city, fought a 17-round prla. fight fight near here this morning for a (600 purse. Puny won and McMillan ia uid to be in a serious condition. He claims poisoned water wu givsn him. dangerously tu. New You, Oct 31.âMri. Jai. 0. Blaine, Jr., had a relapse but night and wu for a time delirious. Towardi morning ahewu quieter and slept toundly. The phytici.ni uy th. will not be out of dinger for . day or two. THE EVILS OP OPIUM. San Francisco, Oct. 31,âAOhfnit. cigar maker^jjajuwd Wah Ging, while deliriout from opium-imoking, diiem- boweled. himielf thia morning with a knife. TRAIN ROBBED. Paso Del Norte, Oct. 31.âThe re* port reaches here that the north-bound pssienger trsin on the Mexican Central hu been held up by thnt. men who ere supposed to hav. croand into the United Statu, No p«ti«Ur.. SAUSBUaY NOTLTUt>. London, Oct. SI.âSalisbury to diy received diipatehn from Bayard, notifying him of th. action t.k.n by th. United Statu government in handing Sackville hii puiportt. DETACHED -BOM DUTY. Washinoton, Oct. 31.âTh. acting secretary of the 'na^ Sit? dgatehed Commander Allen D. Brown from July at Laval Academy and ordered him to the command of th. U.S. .tr. Kear- â¢age, She will be put io oomnainion as toon u pouibls snd unt to protect American interests in Hiyti. NOArPAMNTBIASON. Tutu Hante, Ind., Oet. 31.âDuring tbe parade lut night Dolli. Phil- lips, aged twenty, wu murdered on th. itreet. Sh. wu itanding watching th. parade when a man approached and pointing a revolver at ha pulled the trigger uying "There, tak. that." She fell to the sidewalk with a ballet in her hud and died in a few minute* The murderer, who escaped, ii named Galloway. The cause of shooting to unknown. THE OLD EOHAN. Whibuno, W. Vs., Oet. Stâ Judge Thurman and party left her. thii morning for Newark; Ohio, whar* th.judg. will ipeak this afternoon. He will then go to hii horn, at Oolum- bui. After the Newark ipeech hi will spuk only one more in this campaign. THI ICEBOUND WHALU*. New Bedford, Hus., Oet 31.â Litut advices from th. Arctio whaling fleet itate that the whaling vaaali, reported in the Arctic, an together, fifteen milei south from Herald Ialand. intteid of twenty milei north, U before reported. IN A CHILD'S HAND. Marvsvilli, Cala,, Oct 31.âAt a camp of Idaho immigrant, at Uv. Oak, lut night, a young married women, named Jones, found a fiv«-jwr-old boy playing with a loaded r»volver, He wu told to put it down, when th. weapon wu accidentally diwhargid, the bill penetrating the woman'! tm. She died during th. night from the wound, leaving . baby a few monthi old. PARNELL COMMISSION. London, Oct 31.âTho Parnell commission resumed thit morning. Webiter called Captain O'Shen, who itat*d that at Parnell'i requeit he conferred with Oladitouo in June, 1881. Th. interview wu accomplished without the knowledge of Parnell'. colleagues. After Gladstone*! ipeeoh, made in tha common! on Miy 16, 1882, Parnell spoke of the ewkwardneu of th. .pooch and how it annoyed Egan, and othw negotiation! were diwobtinued. Attn Parnell'i return from Parii h. conferred with the witneu at the Utttr'i houte, and the conhrenou wer. alwayi alons. Parnell deurad te nlut. Davitt from prison but not Brennan. Parnell also authorised th*. witneu to confer with the government and uid if the quettion regarding arrear. in rent wat settled utisfactorily ha wcuM advise the tenante to pay rent, awl would himtelf denounce u an outrage all resistance to the law. Parn.ll uid he had power to carry out this guarantor . a . Ill-fitting boot! and ihou cauu oorm, Hollow.y'I Com Cun la th. trta-at a) use. Get a bottle at otmAM mt^tu corni, ' ,/raion' o01'""'" THE DAILY COLUMBIAN vontisH.D Kvery inernoon ernepl Su.ilw, BY THE JC-BaTXTSIO-pr BSOTaT-HIItS, At their Bt.am Printing Establishment, Columbia Street. BY .MAILl Par 12 mouths. _ 00 for S months I.... t _\nFor 8 months .â,_ 2 DELIVERED III THE CITYl For 13 months .tie 00 For .months. o*6 Permonta.............. so PnwMk - "5 - Pajuwol In .11 eases (except lor weekly rate) to be made In advance. THE WEEKLY COLUMBIAN . Heed every n/cdacMUr Haralag. ', iSl'JferedjiuJb»City, per.year. Ipum' . I...', ii it in n i ii gailg ftitish Columbian Weaaesaay Eve.lM.Oel. *â â¢ MM. The following, as a testimonial to the value of fish hatcheries in increasing the supply of fish by artificial propagation, will be of particular interest to our readers. Saya a late Detroit despatch: Mr. Geo. D: Mussey, secretary of the Michigan fish commission, has just returned from a trip along the American shores of Lake Erie. The trip was ordered by the commission for the purpose of finding out the size of the catch of whitefish in the lakes. Mr. Mussey says: ''The dealers told me it was the largest catch they had taken for fifteen years. The catch is due, according to them, almost entirely to state propagation and planting of white- fish. The catch from Lake Erie is the largest taken from any lake in the United States, and we say it is so because there aro more fish planted there. Pennsylvania plants there from her hatchery at Erie; Ohio from Sandusky, the United States from Northville hatchery, and Michigan from the Detroit hatchery. To show the value of propagation by the hatcheries, a gentleman at Erie gave me a few figures. The fishing industry is valued at $400,000 a year in that part, and one-fourth of that ia white- fish. About $16,000 is expended on whitefish by the fish commission of Pennsylvania for the whole state (three hatcheries), and they say the whale industry is due to artificial propagation, or at an expenditure of $7,000 they create a, business of $100,000 a year." Victoria has recently passed a "By-Law Relating to Public Morals." The Standard criticises the measure severely, and, it would appear, with good cause. It says: "Notwithstanding the fact that this city has perhaps less excuses than almost any other on this coast to offer for breaking the Sabbath, the only clause bearing upon this question in the by-law just passed is that prohibiting the holding of any theatrical performance, or other public exhibition or entertainment, etc., between the hours of 12 o'clock on Saturday night and 12 o'clock on Sunday night" The Standard adds: "Now. this, while necessary as a part of a whole law for preventing a desecration of the Sabbath, is, as it stands at present, not only an absurdity, but self-condemnatory, of the council on the face of . it. If the Sabbath is to be pro- ti'cted at all, why not protect it en- tirely! If it is thought that the. atrical or other performances are not consistent with the due observance of the Christian Sabbath, can it be urged that public labor, public games, drinking, billiard playing, and all the other every-day acts now permitted arc any more consistent with its respectful observance 1'' Our cotemporary goes on to say that the clause in question will '*simply prevent the Chinese from taking an occasional indulgence (in. their the- atricala) , that is consistent with their religion, and still permit all sorts of gaming and drinking to Chinese and whites alike. Not only this, but the clause as it stands is just as efficacious for preventing any religious celebration or exhibition as ordinary theatrical performances, and the mombers of the salvation army or our troops marching to church are just as liable to the penalties of the aot as those taking part in a wild beast exhibition or a theatrical performance." According to this, the gentlemen composing the Victoria civic board must be woefully lacking in the faculty of discrimination. Wo ap pend the Standard's concluding remarks, and they may very well bo adapted to our own case also: "But it ia certain that much moro must be accomplished before we can rid ourselves of the stigma now attached to the licenie permitted hero for the desecration of tbe Sabbath. W. want a by-law that will close the saloons and drinking places tht whole or the better part of Sunday, and forbid the playing of games and the performance of unnecessary labor, and while not interfering with the religious liberties or scruple, of any part of our citizens, will compel that due observance of the Sunday consistent with a Christian country." Rev. J. MoLaurln, Canadian Baptist Mieslonsry to India, writes: "During our itay in Canada, we have used Dr. Thomu Eclectric Oil with very great satisfaction. We are now returning to India, and would like very much to take some with ui, for our own use and to giv. to th. diseased heathen." WWf*i Cryfor Rtt*rl»*,«CÂ«Â«tor!a There is considerable talk these days about electricity eventually superceding steam altogether us a motivo power, When our railway trains, ships, street cars, etc., will be whisked, to their destination by the harnessed lightning, nud the factories, mills, and countless machinery of the busy world noiselessly run by the same subtle fluid. As it is, the actual sphere of the electric motor is constantly being widened, and experiments nre continually being made to test the practicability of the all but invincible agent being applied to new uses. A late number of tho Sci'oi- tic American says: The projeot of a large sleeping car company to have built for them a four-mile electrical railroad, for illustrating the advantages of each type of motor, will be the first really practical attempt to compare the various systems on the same line and under similar conditions, If the avowed purpose of the company may be accepted in good faith, and the projectors of the various systems will readily assent to such comparative trials, we are likely to get at more cold facts concerning electro-motors than we have had for many a day. The advantages and defects of the overhead trolley system and the underground conduit plan will be exposed before critics eager to mako them known. There is the curve on the plane and on grade, the straight line on grade, starting and stopping, unexpected weights and hauls, nnd the like. Which system can most quickly accede to the requirements, most readily overcome the various difficulties, and bear the handicapping I What are tho relative advantages of taking the current from a wire overhead, and from a third rail, and from a sunken main) The projectors of the third-rail system say that the trolley system is uncertain; the trolleys snap from their propelling wires or fly off at slight impediments, relying on the climbing capacity of the passengers in the car below to keep them in their places. On the other hand, the overhead peopleâwe do not refer to celestial folk, who would not, of course, pre. varicate about such small things as electro-motorsâwe say these overhead people declare the trolley system to be the only reliable one; the transmission of the electrical energy being wholly removed from contact with the ground, which, as is well known, is tho worst of insulation, and carried through the air, which is the best. In the use cf high tension currents, they aver, and it would seem with reason, that it is difficult to protect the public, and with low tension currents slight leakages often occur to reduce the available energy below the amount required to operate the road. Those who may have watched unprejudiced the progress of the various systems of electrical locomotion will doubtless agree that each seems to have some special virtue iu the way of economy or certainty of operation. And so it is to be hoped this wealthy manufacturing company is sincere in its promise to give each a fair trial. A four-mile line would seem to bo. adequate for the purpose, and the neighborhood of large stationary engines a most convenient starting point. MOTIOB. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN, THAT application will be made nt the next session of the parliament of Canada for an act to incorporate .company tor the Surposo of constructing, equipping, mainlining and operating a line of railway from die City of Victoria, British Colum bla, to some point or points at or near Shoal Harbor and Swartz Bay, North Saanich, Vancouver Island, una ot extending tho Bald railway by ferry communications from the said points to all or any of the following points on the mainland of British Columbia, vis: To somo point or place ator near Garry Point, Lulu Island, ns well as to some other point on tho south sidoof Fraser River at or near Canoe Puss und to some other point at or Hour Point Roberts nnd also of constructing, maintaining and operating ono or moro lines of railway from any or nil of the nforeHiilil points on tin; wild mainland to the cities of Vancouver and New West- mlnstcr nnd to Iho International Boun- diary line so ns to connect witti the Canadian Pud lln Railway or any branch there- of and with tho railway system of the United States with tho imunl powers to build, own and operate a telegraph or telephone llnr.or both In connection with the above mentioned lines and ferry, und all necossnry bridges nnd ferries and to build own and operate steam and nl her vessels and to tnko nud ncqulre lands for tlie rlghtof way, station grounds and other necessities and to acquire lands or other bonuses or nltls from the Government, of the Domlulon nf Canada nr any Local Government or Municipality Corporation or person lo nsslst In the construction of Ihe said railway and ferries and to mako truffle and other arrangements with other railway or other companies and for all other usual and necessary powers, rli-hts and privileges. YATES S.IAY, doc30m2 SollcttorsfortheAppflcants, HTOTIOB. r OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT application will he made at the next session nf the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia for an aot to Incorporate it company for the purpose of constructing, equipping, maintaining and operating a line or railway from tho City of Victoria, British Columbia, to somo point or points at or near shoal Harbor and Swart. Bay, North Saanich, Vancouver Island, and of extending the said railway hy ferry communications from the snld points to all or any of the following points on the mainland or British Columbia, vlt,: To some point or place nt or near Garry Point, Lulu Island, as welt as to lome other point on the south side of Fraser River at or near Canoe Pass, .nd to some other point at or near Point Roberts, and also of constructing, maintaining and operating one or more lines of railway from any or all of the aforesaid points on tbe satd mainland to the cities of Vancouver and Now Westminster, and to tho International Boundary line so as to connect with tho Canadian Pacifio Railway or with any branches thereof, and with Iho railway system of tho United States, with tho usual powers to build, own and operate n telegraph or telephone line or both in connection with the above mentioned lines and ferry, and all necessary bridges and ferries, and to build, own nnd operate steam nnd other vessels, and to lake and ncqulre land, for tho right of way, station grounds nud othor necessities, nnd to acquire lands nnd other bonuses or aids from tho Government of tho Dominion of Canada or any local government or municipality, corporation or person to assist In the consiriiollon of the said railway and futile.., and to make truffle and other arrangements with other railway or othor companies and for all other usual and nocomiary powers, rights and privileges. YATES 4 JAY*. dooMw* solicitor! lot the Applicant!. N° A Sluggish Liver Causes tho Stomach and Bowels to become disordered, and tho whole system to suffer from debility. In all such oases Ayer's Fills give prompt relief. After much suffering from Liver and Stomach troubles, I have finally been cured by taking Ayer's Cathartic Pills. I always find them prompt and thorough in their notion, and their occasional use keeps mo in a perfectly healthy condition.âRalph wecman, Annapolis, Md. Twenty-five years ago I Buffered from a torpid liver, which was restored to healthy action by taking Ayer'a Fills. Since that time I have never been without them. They regulate the bowels, assist digestion, and increase the appetite, more surely than any other medicine.âFaul Churchill, Haverhill, Moss. INVIGORATED. I know of no remedy equal to Ayer's Pills for Stomach ana 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 palo and emaciated. A few boxes of Ayer's Fills, taken in moderate doses, restored me to perfect health. â Waldo Miles, Oberlin, Ohio. Ayer's Fills are a superior family medicine. They strengthen and Invigorate the digestive organs, create an appetite, and remove the horrible depres- lion and despondency resulting from Liver Complaint. I have used these Pilla in my family, for years, and they never fail to give entire satisfaction.â Otto Montgomery, Oshkosh, Wis. tt Ayer's Pills, fap-tfod by Dr. J. O. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Uau. lold by all Draggiiti and Sealers In Medicine. New Westminster Southern Ry Northern Tkrminui. TlfEBSRS. W.J.WALKER 4 COMFY iVl have lots for sale in the eity from 850 upwards. ,. , â _,. Also, immediately adjoining the Oity limits from 825 upwards; and a few remaining lots at Sapperton at 8100 on very easy terms. â , , AIbo, Farming Land In Surrey Municipality, near the international boundary, and along the line of railway; and Acre LotsatBrownsvllleln flrst-class situations at profitable f -IOH, ..',._,_ Intending investors are invited to call immediately, before prices are advanced. The advertisers oflfcr their services as agents for the PURCHASERS of property, and as such will give tho fullest Information and advice to their best ability, to strangers and othors, respecting any proposed investment in land, whether In their own hands for sale, or otherwise. Bank Buildings, Mary St,, City. dw7otc HISTOCES SYSTEM The Entire Revolution of Medicine. TB. JORDAN'S HISTOGENETIC SYS- IJ tern of Medicines cures Paralysis, Blindness, Deafness, Rheumatism, Asthma, Neuralgia, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Erysipelas, Bright-* Dlseaso, Heart Disease, Dropsy, aud all chronic complaints, Fe- verstBmrtll Pbx,Pl Iok, Dyspepsia, Measles, DlpnUla, Cancer, Consumption, Epilepsy, Ulceration of Bone, Whooping Cough, Cholera Infinitum, Croup, Prolapsus Uteri, nnd all female complaints. The system Is simple. The medicine rebuilds the diseased cells and tissues of tho body with tho same proximate principles, and fer- men ts.Organlo Bodies and so on which are normally prepared in the body by tho glands. For sale by " dSUUto M. DESBRISAY. W.E.FALES, PRACTICAL UNDERTAKER. Embalming a Specialty. Dealer In -Wooden and Natalie Burial Caskets. Funerals conducted. A full line of Coffin Trimmings always on hand. Parties at a distance supplied at shortest notice. Satisfaction guaranteed ln every particular. dwocitc Columiia St. Niw Wut. TO SAW JILL MEN. The Wm. Hamilton Mfg Co. Ld. Peterborough, Ont* Manufacturers of SAWIIILL EK6INBS AMD BOILERS Cako, Circular and Heavy Band Saw Milli, For the convenience of their British Columbia friends, havo appointed Messrs. F.G. Strickland & Co. MILLWRIGHTS AHD MECHANICAL EKC1HEERS. WEATMIOTEB, Their Sole Agents for this Province. We are now building a special llneof Machinery for this country, equul In tiny thing tmlit on the American continent. Before limiting nny changes you will do well lo correspond with our agents, WM. HAMILTON. Sr. m.HiIwi'! President. To Tenants! WHYDOYOUPAYRENT? WHEN IT IS CHEAPER TO Own Your House WE HAVE FUR SALE ONE CHOICE HOUSE Centrally Located, at Low Price and Easy Terms. â AT.BOâ Excellent BUILDINO LOTS In Bolt Locality, on Easy Terms. TO BE OFFERED FOB ONLY A FEW DAYS. CALL EARLY AND GET GOOD SELECTION. _____ RA||DBROS. BON MAROHE Dry Goods and AT COST FOR CASH. Walker & Shadwell, COLUMBIA STREET. Dress-Making! Misses McDOUGALL COLUMBIA STREET, New Westminster, B. C. tr Satisfaction guaranteed. dapl8lo DRESSMAKING At MISS JENNINGS', (Late op England) Corner of Church and Columbia Streets, NKW WESTMINSTER, â W-fiatiafactlon guaranteed. dwfeTto 3STOTIOB- TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Vi we Intend to make application to tbe Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission to lease the following described propertyfor timbering purpose*-, Tic: Commencing at a post planted on the south side of unsurveyed channel at northwest corner of Lot 25, Vulde-s Island; thence eaat 80 chnlns, moro or less, to the northeast corner of Lot 26; tbence south 80 chains, thence cast 40 chains, thence south 20 chains, thence east 20 chains, thence south 20 chains, thonce east 20 chains, thence south 20 chains, tbence east 60 chains, thenco north 40 chains, thence west 40 chains, thence north 80 chains, thenco west. 20 chains, thence north 40 chains, moru or less, to a post on the shore of nnsurveyed channel; thenco following the shore Hue In a westerly direction to point of commencement, and containing in all 1400 acre**, moro or lesB. LAIDLAW A CO. August 31st, 18S8. doc2ml Contract Refused FAILINO TO SECURE DISPOSAL OF MY MATTRESSES Mouth **> Fraser I now offer SPEOIAL INDUCEMENTS to the Citizens of mw WESTMINSTER And Surrounding Districts. N. _.âA first-class Upholsterer em* ployed. .Inutile P. PEEBLES. 0. E. WOODS A. C. GAMBLE, Laid Spjiviyor. notmv Puiuo. LAND SURVEYORS, AND CONVEYANCERS. AOEijsttb roa FIRE.-Ihe Western of Toronto,Tlio XI' no, The City of London, and Thi Bart- lord. LIFE.-TI10 New York Life Inmrance Oo. accidk MT-Tlic Traveller!' of Hartford Land Surveying In all IU branches ae- cnrately nnd promptly carried out, City and Suburban Landl for Sale. We can show n complete list of desirable localities. Farming Lends, Improved and nulm- prove i, th mugltnnt the dlslrlct. Mining and other Slock bought and sold. Money lo Loan on first mortgage nl low rules. Tur.Kl'HnjlK Call No. 113. P. O. Dbawkii W. W00B8, IIIBXKKI flAMBLg. On***, lu/wri ll.HI, . CHUHIM Itill! NEW WESTMINSTER. dmhllto .Harris so oo. Real Estate, INSURANCE AHBâ Financial Agents Purchase, Sell and Lease Property, Collect Rents, Make Loans oil Mortgages, And trnniaot .11 Buiineii relating lo Keul Estate. âAGENTS TOR London AiinraneeCorpontloi. Connecticut Fire Ian-ance Co. of Hartford. London and Lancashire life Altar- *nce Co. Canton Imuran*. OUtt, Ld. (Mirine) OFPIOESl Columbia St., New Weat'r. 4* Government St., Victor's dVfHll-l â a WANTED IMMEDIATELY, 2 APPRENTICES 10 THE DRB8S- making. Terras on application to M1BS MCDOUGALL, doedtc Columbia St., New West NOTitOE. Oanaia Life Aishm Gd. PARTIES INSURED IN THB ABOVE J~ Company, whose Premiums are payable at Eastern points, can have the place of payment thereof changed to thli city, free of charge, by applying to tbe undersigned. -w Bisks taken li> ikli la-din-- r«na- (Han Company al biohi fkvorable rales. HENRY V. EDMONDS, djeffllo AOBST. NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 00 days after date we Intend making applica*- Ion to the Chief Commissioner or Lands A Works for permission to purchase the following described lands ln Const District, Province of British Columbia: No. 1.âCommencing at the N. E. corner of Lot 84, Range 1 (Valdez Island); thenoe east ten (10) chains, south to shore line of Hoskyn Inlet, thence northwesterly along shore line of Hoskyn Inlet and Village bay to the ft, __. corner of Lot 34, thence along Its eastern boundary to point of commencement â containing about 60 acres. No. 2.âThe Rtnall Island lying at the head of Village bay, Valdez island, containing about one (1) aero. New West,, B. C, Sept, 10,1888. ROYAL OITY PLANING MILLS CO, (Limited) By their Agent, dsellmS Charles E. Woods. FALL ASSIZE, Sheriff's Notice. VTOTICE W HEREBY GIVEN THAT Vi nil Coroners, Keepers of Gaols and Houses of CorreotfNfc.fr-. â .my Bailiwick, who may have business thereat, are required to attend the sittings of the Court of Assize to bo holden at tho COURT HOUSE, In the City of New Westminster*, on Wednesday the 14th Day of November Next, At 11 o'clock a. m.; that the roll of Grand and Petit Jurors who have been summoned for tho Bald Assise will be called over at 11 o'olook a. m. on the date above given, and all persons will be expected to answer to their names. Petit Jurors falling to answer will be liable to lose tholr day's pay and rmbjeo1* themselves to a fine. W. J. ARMSTRONG, Sheriff. New Westminster, Oct. 29,1888. dwoeSJBld North British and mercantile FIBE COMPANY. ESTABLISHED 1809. Aitaorlie* Capital, â¢ AWM00 gibicrl.cd* " â¢ ..SfaVMO Paid up, â¢ 6111,060 Fire Fund li Reserve*, si at 31st Deo., 1887, - 1,188,111 Revenue Fire Branch, 1,4*10,84* "f^-Rates as Low as any other leliableCompany doing bust ness in British Columbia. J. a. JAQUES, Agent lor New Westminster City nnd Diitrict. djeKI NOTICE HENRY vTeDMONOS NOTARY PUBLIC, CONVEYANCER, REAL ESTATE âAnnâ INSURANCE AGENT HAS REMOVED âronis- -vt BANK BUILDINGS OOLUMBIA STRUT, NEW WE8TMINBTEB, â¢ B. C. Opp. Postofflca and next door to the Bank of British Columbia. PR0PERTY70R SALE IK ALL FARTS Ot TU. City and Dlstrlot of New Wettmlntter, -"AHDâ OITY «r VANOOUVER AO.INT FOR Ike. Caaala Life Iniiraice Co., The National Fire AunranceOo,, The Norwich Union Fir. Inmrance Soeletf. â¢ru.il Effected o. leal nut..I â mmmM. â .'«. l*rfMUsi«ivAiD,,aT**4. dial**' MAJOR & PEARSON Real Estate Brokers and Financial Agents. AGENTS FOR Confederation Life -Msoolatlon of Toronto, Hoyal and Lan«Mblre Fire Insurance Companies. -tt-Valuable Lots for sale ln the City .nd Dlstrlot of Westminster; and choice Lota ln the City ot Vancouver. Penons wishing to buy or sell city or rural property should communicate with "8. Offices: Bank of B.O. building, opposite posiafflee. WMimloster.and UaetiagsHu, Vancouver. dwiipMto Intending 8h|i__ ,â , tlon as to freight rates, etc., on applica- ito H.BELT.-IRVING, Cordova Bt., »c22ff2 r Vancouver. Holbrook_Estale! SALE OIF Valuable Fropei?ty. THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED LOTS nre offered for sale, ln part or whole: LOT 5, BLOCK S, Columbia and Front streets, 00x183, with 6 stores thereon, LOT a, BLOCK 18-*8tl83-Columbln and I Clarkson streets.wlth buildings thereon. LOTS 13 A 18, BLOCKS, Mary street: 2 . .ores, with hard finished house and orchard. Columbia street, Executor's Notice. â¢ALL SIMONS HAVING CLAIMS A iigalnst the Estate of the late John H. Mi Innes must present lame, properly verified, to till undersigned on or before the81st Inst.,.nd all penons Indebted to uid Estate must pa; forthwith. D. 8 CURTIS, For Executors. New Weit., Oct. «,â 1168, â¢ docttd Winter Time Table! STR. "RAINflOW" T EAVES VICTORIA FOB WESTMIN- Every Monday & Friday. Leaves Westminster for Victoria - Every Thursday & Saturday, At 7 A. M. Leaves Westminster for Vaneonvernnd Nanaimo, Every Tuesday Morning At 7 o'clock, returning the following day. n ___.. V. 3. MATHERS, dwoc33m3 .Agent, H LOT 1, BLOCK 33x132. LOT 31, QROCP 1, Vancouver road, containing 280 acres. .arTho above Properly bring! ln a rental of 8286.00 per month. For further particulars and terms of sale, apply at I THOS. OVENS' Blacksmith * Machine Shop, Merchant Squire. New Westminster, B.C. doc28tc Public Notice 3IHE ATTENTION OF THEPUBMC . Is hereby directed to the "Provincial ealth (small-pox) By-Lawn, I**," Usued by His Honour the Llentenant-Governor ln Council, mulernnlliorlty of Iho "Health Ordinance, 1869." Having been appointed Provincial Health Officer for DiHtrlcls lying south of Frasor Itiver, I hereby ulve notice tlmt tha provisions of said By-Laws will be strictly enforced, and all persons nro required to govern tbomselvoi accordingly. K. I. BENTLEY, M. B.. Froylnclal Health Officer. New West., Ort B, 1888. docflm 1 IL.B.1 HUGH NELSON. BY-LAWS ISSUED BY HIS HONOUR THE LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL, UNUKB THE AUTHOniTY OP THB "HEALTH Ordinance, lsatv SIS nONOUIt THE LIEUTENANT- Governor of British Oolumbla, by with the advice of tbe Executive Council of British Columbia, acting under and by virtue of the* provisions of tbo "Health Ordinance, Irtdti," enacts as fol lows;â 1. Whenevrrsmall'poxlspresentlnany locality without the boundaries ot any Municipality, the Provincial Health Officer nearest to such locality shall at once lent to.be remo* â¢ " iF 'â S~ i*Wlioffld^y"rwli^" and iMjwe at he Is properly oared foi*. and shall '^â -bt.-liP^ l neis propeny mm* ior. miu bi.ii e proper measures for the disinfection, â., If necessary, the destruction of all clothing whioh may have been expoied to tbe contagion, and for the disinfection and purification of every conveyance, rail-car, steamboat, railway, vessel, carriage, or other vehicle wbloh may have been exposed to the contagion. 2. Such Health Officer shall havo. ln his discretion, full power to place In another building or tent all penom who moy have been exposed to tho contagion, and ahall cause them to be supplied with all necessaries until the period of Incubation of the disease shall have elapsed, and no such person shall go, or be permitted logo, abroad, until ho or sho has given sous- factory proof of successful vaccination within the preceding seven years, or shall have obtained a medical certificate of Insusceptibility to the vaoolne disease, nor until the clothing or effect! worn or carried by or with film ~ * Kroperly disinfected, _ eon exposed to contagion. or her have been If the lame have D, To assist the Health Officer, he shall have full power to employ noraon** to bn nun-ei, sanitary policemen, ond ot lie wise to aid in tho prevention of the spread of the dlnoiisc, and may himself j-lve and enforce such reasonable directions for the samo purpose as to him may seem expedient, and the nearest Government Agent shall soo that alt articles and ncoensarlori required by the Health Officer aro furnished. â¢i. It shall be the duty of every medloal practitioner who shall attend upon, or give medical or surgical advlee, to or about any person suffering from small* Officer. When a householder knows that a person within the house occupied by him li taken sick or imall-pox, be shall Immediately give notice thereof to the nearest Provlnolal Health Officer. 5. The Provlnolal Health Oflleer before mentioned Is and Includes any penon appointed Health Officer under the 'â¢Health Ordinance, 1RO0." by tho Lieutenant-Governor In Council. 0. Tbe foregoing provisions ihall have no effect within the limits of any Municipality, gave as hereinafter mentioned. 7. In case the Counoil of any Municipality, whenever amall-pox.Is present, or likely to occur therein, rihall fall to make In tho MunlofpYlTty, and'complaint there- 1-wn with- or carry out proper provisions to prevent __. . â-. pr»rtMr«Â»BWifi ""*â .- jlpallty.endcompla: of ihall be made to the Lieutenant-Governor by the Council of. any adjaoont Municipality, It shall be lawful -for the Lieutenant-Governor ln Council, acting upon such complaint or In his discretion upon otber Information, to order that; theie regulations ahall, until otherwise ordered,r * * '" """ ,""'" the Mud occurs, Health respect ipectof localities without MunT*ilpeiltfei. and in such cue all dliburaemeaUand expemei paid bj the Pr-vlnce. In the earning f within meh Munldlifclltrof the k-oregotog ngulatloni, shall be paid by welt '" ordered, apply to and be In force within * - MQblolpaltty in which suoh negleot i, and thereupon any Provincial yln which suoh aigleot i, and thereupon any Provincial a Officer shall have, within and In t of inch Municipality all the an- r with which he » clothed In re in meh log ngulatloni, " X f Kmi r*»*pilatlons may be cited ai tbe "Provlnolal Tiealth (iman-po») BjMiwi, 1888." Dated at Victoria, thli Brd day of October, 1888. BirOaaunand, ^fri-orSenU toeeretarr- PNT IAMM0ND NURSERY Fruit. Trees, eras-mental Trees, Small Feiltg, And GARDEN STOCK on hand-ln great variety. Everything flrst-oloss and furnished In good shape. PI**-.?61"!.'- "J8* fi>r valuable SO-pnge Descriptive Oatalognewlth a beanflnil colored plates. Price Lists sent free. O. W. HENRY, Port Hammond, B. 0. dwdelotc MilakoUi. FRESH MUFOUIA AND lOCAL ALWAYS ON HAND. GOODS DELIVERED FREE. djeaito NEW WESTMINSTER BUILDING SOCIETY. A GENERAL MEETING WILL BH held lu Ihe COORT HOUSE on Saturday the 3rd November, AT 8 P. M. Po-BFOSB-Drnwlngfor the Seventh Appropriation of,1,000. Member, ln arrears arenqaosled to pay all dues nt the Secretary's offlce, Bank llulldlngs, Mary street, before that date to as to lessen tho Secretary's work on that evening. New members will be admitted lo the Unliving on payment ot entrance foe, $1, and four weeks' subscriptions, 83 per share. Byordcr, WALTER J. WALKER, _..-... . Seorolnry. 23rd October. 1888, docHS d GunsUuns! RIFLES, REVOLVERS, Ammunition, Reloading Toola, Fishing Tackle. ALL KINDS OF SPORTING GOODS. â EAI, BEAKI AID AU OTHER TRAM. A SPECIALTY. A fine Una of. Cutlery, Pip»t,.Bar Goodi, . Fancy Goodi,. fto. far The lsiteat assortment of Single sod Double, Breech and Maine-loading SHOT-OUNS In Ihe prelaw. Iron, t, up to iioo. W.W. Greener Guns. & H.WEBB, AncTiomaa A Appniiun. Now Weitmlniler, & C, dwielOmS MlMcRAE, Merchant Tailor, HAS JUST RECEIVED A FULL LINE WORSTED & TWEED SUITINGS Over«o8tlug,Trou»erlngaiid Fancy Vesting. tar We keep a large nnd select siock or everything that Is found in nny lint-ela.i TallorlngEstabllshment. Oppouti Ooconial Horn. Colomsu St., â¢ Nnr Wssthikstir. dwabMo JAMS WISE'S OLD STAND, Opp* the C. P. N.Cft-sWu-rf, For . General Atsortmint of Dry Goods, OLOTHI3SPQ* Millinery, Ud|*dy*ChlWrtdi'« AppMtl, Groceries. Crockery, C*wd* ate, Ac Butter Kegs, Barrels, Hay, Grain, reed, Ac FARM PRODUCE BOUHHT OR BOLD ON OOMMBMIOK. a* BHSKHSSaaB THE BELLE OF LIMA. Her Beaut-rand Fascinations, and the 1 Care -Taken ot Ber by a Jeatow Xother. Lima front tbe earliest times bas been noted for its beautiful women; not merely for symmetrical features, but elegance of physique and graceful movement. In speaking of the women of Lima reference ts made to the superior class of Spanish descendants, the genealogies of Pizarroiftnd his' followers, who, as Pres- cott states, shod their horses witb silver shoes ahd gambled away in one night the accumulated wealth of centuries. A typical Lima belle Is of greater stature than tho North American model of beauty, possessing a well-rounded, grace- - . ful form, small and elegantly moulded feet, aud pearly teeth. Thn eyes nro dark, large, and so bewitching in their expression as to drive cnre from tlio skipper's mind as he whirls his Meal beauty through the long hallway, his soiil keeping time with the spirited waltzes, until gathered Into the folds of the same iniuita with his aenorlta. The essentiality of the life of a Liman belle is pleasure. The young indies (senorttas) of the family either accompany their parents iu the evening rumble or are attended by their personal servants; usually two young ladles walk together, followed by their attendants* Should they meet agentle- man of their *tet|u*-rtntan&, tliey cordially iuvltehlm to join them In their pusso. It ho bo a Peruvian ho taken his placo behind the ladles nud chats over their shoulders as they pass alonfi. Should ho happen to be n greugo, as foreigners are termed, he would he politely asked to walk in the rear, and would suffer from solid iniliffert-iire unless he should sufficiently compensate the attendantsâ which Is no difficult matterâto remain In same alley until the return of the ladies, If this 11 rranfoment is consented to by nil, the youii-* people seek secluded streets, where tliey arc not liable to meet with parents and friends aud where all formality is thrown aside. If it should transpire that this gentleman calls .upon these young-ladies the following even in*?, the coolness of his reception would iu.'lcato thnt they hud never before met; but he would he ushered into the parlor aud hospitably re- ct'lvedhy the/amlfy. Young Indies arc not allowed to receivo gentleniL-u callers In private. One of tho parents, a sister or an attendant, assists in entertaining, and at times the whole family. The mother, knowing the passionate disposition of her race, constantly endeavors to screen her daughter from secluded male company until her marriage, After marriage she la free to Invite to her house all her lovers! and lo there entertain thsni, whether her husband Is there or not. This newly gained freedom extends furtherâto the extent that she Is now at liberty to indulge In flirtations upon the streets or in the gardens, with ber bewitching glances luring ber admirers to , her borne. , However, many daughters are exasper- . ated beyond patience from observing the flirtations of a married Bister or otber relative, and devote their evenings upon Uw balcony passing notes to their lovers. Perhaps, lie, a stranger, first attracted kerotteutionnsshe leaned over the baluster by passing several times beneath the balcony. If she desires his acquaintance ht receives some, signal whUh emboldens him to bow cr pass a card to the lady. The initiatory being over, evenings nro passed lu this manner until the acquaintance has ripened-into friendship, when the gentleman Is free to call or stroll through the plaza or garden. These b.l- â rrony scenes being clandest-lae, tbey are not enacted until a 1st* libur, when the mother is unconscious of ber daughter's whereabouts, as she has been carefully watched until she Is safely lodged in her bedroom, with Its barred wtadows.-San ItoVCiico Chronicle. baa worked »Od*K*MTelieving me of imm, _ libit for yean. In diseases arising from -. Is no remedy with ited, that affords such relief aa Avert Sarsaparilla R. H.I Lawrence, M. IJ!, Baltimore, Md. Ayer'i Sanaparllla oured me of Gout and Rheumatism, when nothing else would. It haa a*Mlo>ted every trace ot dtiease from my intern.â11. H. Short, Manager Hotel Belmont, Lowell, Mass. I was, durliujmnay months, a luffercr from chronld Eneumitlim. Tho disease afflicted mo grievously, in spite of all the remedies I could find, until I commenced inlng-Aier'" Ssrwarlll.. I took lev. *Sr*TDttMÂ«f fblrpreparatkan. anil was ipeedflyroitored ,o health. âJ. Fream, lndopendeno.0, Ta. tt Ayer's Sarsaparilla, Prepared by Dr. J. O.AyersOo.,Low.ll,lbM. SoHbyallDrngiltU. Prlc.,1; all bottle., 15. DIMfOORATIO ENQLISH WOMEN.. Ik. BMau ta* Drawlaf-Moai Dancing te_etbM al Ohrlttovu .nd Olh.i Fee. â¢ralTaaM. Engliili vesmen ari In many thing, mon, dtmocratlo tian American women alar, to be, particularly In their inter, conn, with servant, and women In a lower social sphere. Psrhapa tt li because th. Una o( demarcation Is mora dearly marked thin than bin, and woman dar. to b. more familiar beeaus. they know It will ha understood and no advantage tnkenofit. For example, at th. Chrtitmai hall given to th. lervant! In English country houses It li cuitomary for th. family to co down Inth. servant.'hall, and while tbe father and mother look on th. son of the house treidt t annul with th. pleued and uniting hootekwper, whll. th. daughter not Infrequently allows tha bliiiklng and grinning coachman to walk through a lanolin with her. Young women ln Amnio, hav. been known to run off with coachmen, but they never dan, .van on Christmas Kvi, dance the Under, with them. Th. gulf Isqulte a! wld.tat.rwn society . women and te.aagp'glrli, but it is not so In London, whin a soolityofarlitocratlo womm give an annual "feteandmatque" to the working girl, of tha English capital. Thli Moiety hai bun In existence for five year., and .very uason they exert themselves to give th. hard-working women, whose play daya are all too fiw, one evening of unalloyed pleasure. Tbo last annual ball waa more than ever beautiful and enjoyable. Tb. memben of th. aoctity Invited alotof th. titled Americans,.th* MW Duoheu of Marl- hejrough and lady Randolph Churchill among them, and bad a gay crowd of fn.hloimble.pa»pl< to mingle with th. shopgirls. I â . MM i The Inevitable Interviewer. A young lady married a well-known young man, a young political orator, with a great future. Th-da-after tho wadding, her Ira*- budlurfao soour tome cut when who ihould briskly enter her sitting-room, after a row and argument with tlm sir- **4.iy but at***-..inn-far, who islutcd her impressively. Bhe looked at him in speechless amacemeut n3toll^{^yttaty0aw*'0 "Ie.,butâ'â¢ " "I am an interviewer," and ha *mll*4c*ltarv3le-book. . - in Bar dial am.U Broth...' Willieâ"What makii you come to onr home io often, Mr, Itanklnion' Do yon wine to marry our Irene!" Miss Irkne (taken by surprlu, but realizing iriili:rare pretence ot mind that Mr. "SSSi'l!*1*!'.*0' '«"*"»ni«tblugnow) -*»ra-tlln>ry(iu|mpirtlnintl»y,l.avo th* toottV' â a A Creaking Hinge Is dry and tuifslard, until oil Ie applied, after whioh itmavaie easily. When the jomti,orhIragi»*Wll» bodyare stiffened and inilameo ^y^Khcnmatistn, they cannot be moved without causing the most excruciating pain!. Ayer's Sarsaparilla, by its action on tho blood, relieves this condition, and restore! the joints to good Working oratf. . , Ayer'a Saftiphllla bos effected, in onr city, manyaapVasmaikablo cures, in cues wldcrrTallld tie efturw nf ll.f most experienced physicians. Were tt necessary, I could give the names of many Individuals who bave been cured by taking thli medicine. In my case It TXlS_Z_mT-JBX-__Q Str. "Gladys," UKTIL FURTHER NOTICE, WILL leave for Chilliwhack and way places on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at 7 a. m., returning on the following days. For all further Information apply on board, or to W. R TOWNSEND, dmyOtc On the Wharf. POTIOR VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Vi we Intend to make application to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission to lease the following described propertyfor timbering purposes, viz.: Commencing at a post planted at the northeast corner of Hastings Saw Mill Co.'s limit, Johnstone Straits,-Valdes Island; thence east 20 chains, thence south SO obalns,-more or less, to Hastings Saw Mill Co.'s line; thenoe following the said line west and nortb to point of commence* ment, and containing ln all 120 aores, more or less. LAIDLAW A CO. 27th August, 1888. doc2m 1 â¢fcTOTIOB. VTOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT Vi we Intend to mako application to tbe Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission to lease the following described property for timbering purposes, vis.: Commencing at a post planted on the north side of unsurveyed channel, Valdes Island, about2 miles from Discovery Passage; thence north 40 chains, thence east 120 chains, thence south 20 chains, more or less, to tho shore; tbence following the shore lino tn a westerly direction to point of commencement, and containing In ull 410 acres, more or less. LAIDLAW A CO. 29th August, 1838. doc2ml NOTICE. VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Vi we Intend to make application to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission to lease tbe following described propertyfor timbering purposes, viz.: Commencing at a post planted about 45 chains north from the southeast corner of Hastings Saw Mill Co.'s limit, Johnstone Straits, Valdez Island; tbence east 40 chains, thence north 40 chains, thence west 00 chains, more or less, to Hastings Sawmill Co.'s line: thence fallowing tbe said line south and east to point of commencement, and containing in all 1.10 acres, moro or less, LAIDLAW A CO. 29th August, 1888. doc2ml m Ohio! CTOTXO"B. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT . we intend to make application to the -Jilcf Commissioner of land, nnd Works for permission to lease th. following described propertyfor timbering purposes, Vlii, Commencing; at a post, planted on the south side ot TOurlowI.l.nd,southwest from Hemming Bay, Nodalea Channel; thenee weit 20 chalni. thenee north » chalni. thenee weit SO chains, thenee north 20 chains, thenc. eut 40 ehalns, thenee nortb 10 chalni. thence west 20 chains, thenoe north w ohalns, thence west 20 chains, thenee north <o chain., thence east 20 ohalns, more or leu, to the Rutins! Saw Mill Co.'! line; thence followingth! slid line south and east a distance of IHO ohalns, more or leu, to the southwest corner of Hastings Saw Mill Co.'s limlt,HemmlngBay; thence following the shore lln. to point ol commencement, nnd containing In .11 180 acres, more or less. LAIDLAW A CO. 22nd August, 1883. doc2nil COME AND SEE I W. H. HOLDEN, TTAVINO TAKEN POSSESSION OF XI tb. "Temperance Home,"fronting onColumblaand Church street., oppo.lt. the Episcopal Chunh, and now known uth. FARMERS' HOME! Sill accommodate th. traveling public tho following ratei! Bo.nl p«r day. â ââ ~........|l 00 " " week ............. 6 00 Single Meals,, â...,..,ââ........ as Beds.....â¢.................... â..â. 99 M-Qood accommodation for Ladle, and Flowers for sale myM. CHINA & JAPAN WE HAVE JUST ItEOEIVED .large consignment nf~.ll kinds of CELEBRATED TEA, Imbroldcred Silk floods, Bhawli, Re-ten*, Bed Qillti. Dreifln** frowai, lie,, lie, '' âALBOâ Porcelain, Satsuma, CIoIimbc, . Ironic, Ivory, sandalwood ami Cnrloi of Every Description. WMITiD IYIVIIYITUNH DIRECT *MN OHIHII" Hoping that yon will honor ui with yonr vltlt, we remain very respectfully yours, Kwong on Wo & Co., FRONT ST1WET, NlW WllTWMTH, 1.1, Post Offlce Box No. r. ddet*l l*BCDQSOEL In the Bitot, of JOSIAH BATH. VTOTIOE IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT J*, Joslah Bath, of Ladner1. Landing, baa thli day made an auignment lome for the benefit ot hia creditor!. All penons having claims against the _ild Joslah Bath we requested to send the ami to me on or before the 7th day of November, 1818, and .11 penons Indebted to him are required to pay the amountof their Indebtedness to me on or before that date. W. H, FALDING. New West., Oct. 10,1888. dooIOtd NOTICE. TOMCE IH HEREBY GIVEN THAT A- we Intend to make application to he Chief Commissioner of Lands and "orks for permission to lease the follow- gdeurlbcrl property for timbering pur .enelng at a mU planted at tho it corner of Lorn, Valdes Island; thenoe east 40 chains, thenoe north 20 thenoe west JO .ehalns, thenoe I obalns, thenee west 20 ehalns, ice north 40 obalns, thence west 20 thenoe south 20 obalns, thence chains, thenee south 20 chains, west 20 chalni. thence south 20 , thenoe east 20 obalns to the north* jrner of Lot 18; thenee east 40 obalns to the northeast comer of tbe said lot; thenoe south 90 chafe! to point of com- menoement-oontalnSi ln all 440 acres, more or less. LAIDLAW A CO. July 38rd, 1888. »; doolml NOTICE. â WOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT At we Intend to make application to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission to lease the following described property foi timbering purposes, vis; Commencing at a post planted on tbe shore of Lake; thence north fi chains, more or less, to the south boundary line of Lot CIS, Deep Bay; thence east 40 chains, more or less, to the southeast corner of said lot; thence north 20 ohalns, tbence east 60 chains, thence sonth 20 chains, thence west 40 chains, thence south 20 ehalns, thenee west 80 ehalns, theuce north 15 obalns.more or less,to pointof commencement, and containing In nil 200 acres, moi o or less. LAIDLAW A CO. September l'tli, 1888. doc2ml NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT we Intend to make application to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission to lease the following described property for timbering purposes, vlii. Commencing at a post planted on tbe northeast side of Forbes Bay, thence east 100 chains, thence north 20 chains, thonce east 40 chains, thence north 20 chains, thence east 60 chains, thence south 00 chains,thenoe west20chalns, thence south 20 chains, thenco west 60 chains, thenco south 20 chnlns, thence west 80 chains, thence north 20 chains, thence cast GO chains, thence north 20 chains, thence west SO chains, more or less, to tho shore; thenco following the slu ro line lo point of commencement, nnd containing ln all 1000 acres, more or less. LAIDLAW A CO. September 10th, 1888. tioc2mI TURNER, BEETON & GO. MERCHANTS, WHARF STMUiT * VICTOKIA. North British ami Me-cnnUle insurance Co. for Mainland. H. C. BEETON A CO., 36 Finsbury Circui, " 'Ltirilloa; B."G, NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVKN THAT thirty days after date we Intend lo apply to the Chief Com mlulonerof Lands and Works for permission to lease for Umber purposes the following described !iuid.,sllU(«*<!. In New Westminster Dlstrlot, B, C, on the south, Ely side of Harrison lake, and aboul'lijtmty miles from Harrison hot springs: Commencing at a post planted at the south-west corner of Plot No. One 111 of Martin A Son's application lor the Harrison Saw Mills; dated September 21th, 1888, posl marked H. S. Mill; tbence 180 obalns north,70deg. west, to . post marked s. W. pott, H. 8. Mill; thence 20 chain. Sorth-wit to a pet marked N. W. post, [. S. Mill: thence eut 185 chains to a post marked N. E. post, H. 8. Mill; thence to ohalns louth to plaoe of commencement -containing about 800 ncres. HARRISON SAW MILLS. Jos. Martin a Son. Dated October 8,1688. doclOml ESTABLISHED 1859. ROBT. DICKINSON BUTCHER, â¢rtarl- tpfMlts tke Colonial Hotel, NEW WESTMINSTER tAEOBST AND CHOICEST auortment of all duorlptloni of MEATS AND VE8ETABLES Constantly on hand, and supplied to Fam. Hies, Bestaurants, and Steamboat! at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PMCK8. WOTICEL â¢VrOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT il we have made application to tho Honorable the Minister of tho Interior of Canada for a lease, for timbering purposes, on the following described tracts of land situated fn tho District of New Weitminster, Province of British Columbia, vis:âCommencing at a post marked J. G. R. and J. MoL. 120 chalni, about northweit from tbe outlet of Llllooet Lake or adjoining tbe Brunette Sawmill Company's application; thonce west 240 chains, more or less, to a post marked J. G. R. and J. McL.,H.W.; thenco north B0 chalni to a post marked J. G. R, and J. McL.,N.E,; thenoe west 240chains, more or Jeii, to Jkpoit .marked J. <». R. and J. MoL., N. W,; thenco south lin ehalns, more or less, to a post marked J. G. It. and J. McL., S, E.; thonce east 40 chains, moro or less, to a post marked J. G. R. and J. MoL., B. E.; thenoe south 80 cliatns,*noreor leu, to a posl marked J. G. iC.and J. McL, B. W.; thenco east 40 chains, more or less, tn a post marked J, G. ft hnd J. McL., ft. K.; thenee south »0 ohalns, more or lesi, to a poit marked J. G. a and J. MoL., 8. W.; thenee east 820 ehalns, more or less, to a post marked J. G. It, and J. MoL., 8, E.j tnence north 160 chains, more or less, io a post marked J. G R.i and J. MoL.. near Brunette Sawmill Co's application; thenco along said application to the place of commencement. Alio Section M. the west half of Section 85,nnd theeasl halfof Hcctlon 27.all In Township Twelve (12), Dlstrlot of New Wutmlniter, Province of British Colum- JAME8G. ROBS. JAMES MCLAREN. *"%!&___. New West.. B.C***a> Anc. UT* dlralloo mrs. t. j. miller WILL RESUME CLASSES IN PAINT- ing, Drawing and Decorative Work fn all branches, at Rooms at Mrs. Stir, sky's, Columbia St., Saturday. October 6. Hours from 0 to 12 a. in. and Ito 4 p. m. Splendid Business Chance A WELL-ESTABLISHED AND BIG paying General Merchandise Business In ono of the finest agricultural settlements In British Columbia for sale. Terms easy, and a suitable customer will be treated liberally. Bent business chance ln British Columbia. Apply to MAJOR A PEARSON, Real Estate, Insurance and Financial Agents, Westmlhitor,B.C. dwoc23to â¢CTQTIOE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT we intend to make application tn tbe Chief Commissioner of Lan.ds.and Works for permission to lease the following described property for timbering purposes, vis: Commencing At a post planted northeast from Granite Point, Valdet* Island, Discovery Passage, on the opposite side of unsurveyed channel; thence east 20 obalns, thence north 20 chains, thenco west, 40 chains, thenco north 20 chains, thenoe west 20 chains, thence south 40 chains, more or less, to the shore; thence following the shore line to point of commencement, and containing ln all 160 acreli more or leM. -â¢->",â¢ i LAIDLAW 4 CO. September 1st, 1388. doc2ml NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT we intend to mnke application to the Chief Commissioner of Lands ami Works for permission to leaso*tho following described propertyfor timbering purposes, viz: Commencing at a post planted about one-half iv mile northeast from Price Point, Homfruy Channel; thence south 20 chains, thence east 40 chnlns, thence north 80 chains, thonce east 40 chains, thence north 40 chnlns, thence west 40 chains, more or less, to tho shore; thence following the shore Hue to pointof commencement, ii mi ctiiittiliilug In all 880 acres, more or less. LAIDLAW A OO. September 18th, 1888. doc2ml SIGHTv.BUNDNESS USE ONLY N. STANLEY'S CELEBRATED English Spectacles! AND EYE-GLASSES Recommended by Leading Oculists ln America. D. _.â _â ___, _t CO., dmySOto Agents.NewWestinliistor. .jfj/CJ'/ERNMENTST **» VICTORIA BS. Tho Largest and Finest Selection of PIANOS-* ORGANS In British rolmnlilu, twin the Best Milkers In the World, STEOK Mason & Hamlin. BAM at CO.. New York. «Â« HI BtMT A CO., New York. MM. and BOSKNEK. Berlin. DOMINION, BONISCH * other Pianos. .A. Pianos from $2.10 upwards. Organs from m upwards, Old instruments taken ln exchange, Tuning and Repairing. 72 Government St.. Viotokia. Branch Rouse, Vancouver, B. O.. dwto âANY MAN"- Who is Weak, Nervous, Debilitated, wbo In bis Four and Ignorance has Trifled away his Vigor ot Body, Mind and Manhoodjcauslng exhausting drains upon tbe Fountains of Life, Headache, Backache, Dreadful Dreams, Weakness of Memory, Bash-fulness In Society* Plmplci upon the Faee and all the Effects leading to Early Decay, Consumption or Insanity, will find In our Specific No. 28 a Posit veCure. It Imparls Youthful Vigor, restores the Vital Power tn old andyouug, strengthens and Invigorates the Brains aud Nerves, builds up tbe muscular system and arouses Into action the whole physical energy of tho human frame. With our Speclflo No. 23 the most obstinate oase oan be cured In three months, and recent ones ln less than SO days. Each package contains two weeks treatment. Price 82. Cures guaranteed. Our speclflo No. 21 Ib an Infallible 4'ure for all Private Dlieaies, no matter of how long itanding. Sold underourwrlttenGuarantee to effect n Cure. Price $5, Toronto Mediolne Co.. Toronto, Ont. (MSOPTIOI Thnt dread terror, a dlieaso so long baflingscience and the most skilled physicians, who knew of nothing to arrest, nothing to alleviate, nothing to cure. Now it Is no longer an Incurable malady even when given up by physicians, liealth can yet be found ln OUR REMEDY; it heali and soothes the membrane of tbe Lungs, Inflamed and poisoned by tho ravages of thli fell disease, and prevents the night sweats and tightness across the chest Which accompany It. Price (fit. OURE8 QUARANTEID. Toronto Modicino Co., Toronto, Ont. OUR ELEGANT PREPARATIONS. Remember we manufacture and are the solo proprietors of the following specialties, and that they can be hnd from no QtWlQUfCOj.THEfAKHOT FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS* tv>rr.--*i«>ti(t*in<'o siricily con* flilemlal. Con mil tut ton upon nil chronic disease Invited. HO CHARGE except for medicines. All goods sent secure -from observation. Toronto Medicine Co., Toronto, On at, HAIR COLORING. Our magnificent, (ireparatlons arc warranted perfectly harmless, Wo prepare the following colorsâthe finer shades arise from tho hulr Itself: Black, Dark Brown, Medium Drown, Chestnut, Light Chestnut, Gold Hl-nido, Ash or Blonde Gemlree. Send sample of hair when ordering. Price, ff2 per bottle. Toronto Mo- diclno Co., Toronto, Out. TOILET REQUISITES. In ordering please specify which you require; wo guarantee them tn give entire satisfaction. No, 8 Imparts to the skin the color and freshness of maidenhood, harmless and cannot be detected, $1.25. Nn. ft removes wrinkles, 12, No. 10 romoves Liver Spots, 61.25. No. 11 removes Flesh Worms, 11.39* No. 12 removes Freckles, 11.25. No. IS romoves Pimples, 11.25. Nn. U removes Tan, ||.25, No. 15 removes Moles, 12. Na Itt removes Pock- marks, 92. No. 17 removes undue p<*n*â «!â¢ ration, 11.2*5. No. 18, nn absolute unfailing specific for the retention, development or restoration of the Hair, $1.25. Toronto Medicine Co., Toronto, Ont, THE BUST. No. 19 Is a cmblnod Internal ami external treatment, which speedily iim-clops or restores the fctunln bust to ibe proportions of voluptuous nntuie, *ln entirely harmless and certain In results, Prloeli Toronto Medicine Co., Toronto, Ont. â¢ dwaplSyl Dress Making Establishment. MRS. KATE SMALL, CHURCH ST., NEW WESTMINSTER, Next to Trinity Church. Long Experience la the online.., il30JlyCm Dominion Lands. J*' YOU ABE PAYINO FOB YODB PM-emption or torrent of Mining or rating Land, or buying Farm, Mining oranyland from the Dominion Government, DO NOT PAY CASH But pay in BORIP and save a large discount. Scrip can be obtained iu large or small quantities from ALLOWAY & CHAMPION B__N__-BBB, WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, OR FROM THK BANK OF BBITISH COllIMBIi, NBW'WESTMINSTEB. dwmhflPc To S&& Francisco, Cal., BY WAY OF THE x.xxtxim. THE MT. SHASTA ROUTE. Quicker in Time than any other Bonte between M-stiutir and Su Met Brand Scenic Bonte of the Faclflc Coast, PULLMAN BUFFET 8LEEPER8 TOURIST SLEEPING CARS For Accommodation of Second-Class Pas- sengers, attached to Express Trains. Fare from Portland to Sacramento and San Frauclscoi Unlimited, $.S| First Olass (Limited), $*o, Second Class (Lt< miled),»l». B. KOEHLEU, Manager. E. P. BOOEBS, Asst, Gen. Freight * Pass. Agent. djeato W.R. AUSTIN, DEALER IN Ujierai Merchandise SEW WBBTS1N8TEK, B. C. Hay and Feed _VL-t_.XL.uc--.rr. WOOD & GOAL (THE BEST QUALITY). Dry Goods, Boots & Shoes, Provisions A Groceries. FARMERS' "^HARDWARE, awAs we use no whisky or tobacco we ean, by temperate habits and careful eco nomy, serve the publio at especially low rates. dwjaUto IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMP'V. 1 Old Bums St. ud IB Pall Mali , LONDON. INSTITUTED 1808. FOR INSURING HOUSES k OTHER Bulldlngi, Ooodt, Wam, Mercian. diie, Manufacturing and Farming Stock, Ship* In Fort, Harbor or Dock, and the Ctrgoes ot such Vessels; .lso, Ships building and repairing, Barges and other Vet- lots on navigable riven and canals, and Goods on board such Vowel*, throughout Great Britain and Ireland ud In Foreign Countries, FROM 1088 OR BaaUSI IT HBr.. Subtoribed ud Inverted Capital, *1,600.000 STG. Ratei ot Premium ind ever, informs tlon ou be obtained on application to W. J. ABHSTSONfl, Agent (or New Wettmlntter. MACHINERY I] AVINO LATELY INCRKABED OUR XI connection tn the East and elsewhere very considerably, we aro lu n position to give prloes on any class of Machinery that mry be required, Including: Marine and Stationary Engines and Boll- ers, Planers, Match-art nnd Mouldcre, Buei Planers, Wood Latlies, Dand Saws, Blind Machinery, Gauge Latbos, Slinplng Maclilnm, Shtn-*le Maclilm-Ht Lntb MaclilneK A Colters, Two, Three and Four Block Circular Saw Mills, Band Haw Mill*, Portable Engines and Boilers, and Hoisting Engines. Also, John Bertram A Sons' and Tlio London Tool Co'b Iron Working Machinery, Brick Machines and Criinhors of. either tbe Martin or Balrd make. Mill Supplies of all descriptions, Including Circular Saws, -Solid or Inserted Toolh, Lubricating Oils, Rubber and Leather Belting, which we carry ln stock. Steam Pumps of the Blake, Davidson or Knowles make also on band. M'Avlty-B Patent Boiler Fcedors supplied mi short notice, as well as Paints and Oils, Axes and Edgo Tools of the celebrated Broad make, Wire Rope, Plumbers and Steam Fitters Supplies, 4c. We are solo agents in this Provlnoe for tho JOHN DOTY Engine Co'y, whole Marine work oannot bo excelled, as outfits we have furnished hora will testify, FRASER &TE0NARD, Ca.n.1. St.. Opp. NewMAdvertlter, VANOOUVER, B. 0, dwt***tt 3M E3 W_GOO 13 S ! T HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED SPTOCK OF *3P**Si _Mz m Which I will sell CHEAP FOR CASH. Ibavealiomade a*to*e<Mtlonto»y wholesale stock (if LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS, ftc. An mipeotlon ot my Stook will satisfy any to-day that I have the bett auortment to be (Mnd In thit city. CUSTOM WORK promptly attended to. JABSIia ROUBSBAU, dwjelyl No. 81, CoLuitniA Bvinrr. NEW MACHINE Corner Columbia and Begbie Streets. THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING ADDED STEAM AND IRON-WORKING Machinery to their Business, are now prepared to do all kinds of Turning, Fitting, Drilling, Machine Work, Forging, And every description of BLACKSMITIIING, at pricei considerably lower than before. It is our intention to havo in the course of a few weeks a BRASS & IRON FOUNDRY Running in conneotion with our Business. Wo have the LARGEST STOCK ud BEST TOOLS of any Shop of the kind in B. 0., and employ none bnt the VERY BEST OF EXPERIENCED WORKMEN, consequently, we am guarutu latiifaction in workmanship as well as prices. We have obtained the lervicei of a First-Class Horse-Sliocr, and that part of our Business will have ipecial attention. REPAIRS of all kinds of Machinery, either Steam or Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Carriages, Ploughs, Harrows, or anything in this line, will have our best attention. Carriage Painting and Trimming done at reasonable ratei, A large itock of Wngons Expresses and Buggies, of the belt quality, for tale. We also keep in stock, to supply tho trade, all kinds of IRON, STEEL, CHAIN, COAL, HORSE & OX SHOES, CARRIAGE HARDWARE, SPRINGS, AXLES, WOOD-WORK, HARD-WOOD PLANK, etc, at Victoria pricei. tr Estimate! and tenders given on all kinds of Ironwork. Call ud inspect our Stock and get onr Prices, and you will save monoy by It. dwjlylMc BEID & OURRIE. CASTORIA for Infants and Children. CMlorlsiaBwell^hiptedtochndiwithat | Carter*.enn. Oolle, OaYglpilltin, I recommead lluurawlorlouypraenpUea I ggr ^.__?-J^S_ ^_T£__-_*t dl- mowntoine." H. A. AÂ«ma.It.D.. I 'a'li__fo_T' praaaa. »a WilKl Injuria known to me." H.A. Aremra,B.D., mao,Oxfirtft,Bno>dra,ii,Y, adaaataa. Tax Count Oommr, W Hurray Btreet, N. Y. BRITISH OOLUMBIA ,14 THOMAS ALLSOP, HENRY S. MASON, CUYLER A. HOLLAND, "â 1 LAND, J DIRECTORS. HEAD OFFICE, * 56 Hew Broad St. â LONDON, ENGLAND. The Butiness of ALLSOP & MASON hai been merged in the above Compuy ud will be carried on by the Company from thil date u a general land Investment ud Iniursnee Agenry. MONEY TO LOAN on Mortgage at Low Ratei. Town Loti ui Fanning Land, tor Sale on May term.. Victoria a C, May nth, 1887. dw'eTte C. McDONOUCH, (LUNDBOM'S BUILDING, FRONT STREET) SBAISB UST GENERAL MERCHANDISE! Constantly on Hand an Extensive Stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots A Shoes, Hats & Caps, Crockery, Glassware, Ac xttxtxr-m «*bi bot*i' mxrxvcm. Great Variety of Household Articles. Also, ...;.-. GRAIN, SEEDS, POTATOES, LIME and GENERATj STORES. tram tbo Interim- promptly intended to. dwje* HACK, LIVERY, STAGE, Feed f Sale Stables THE SOHS0RIBEB8 ARE NOW PREPARED TO TURN OUT DOUBLE AND SIN6LE RI8S At Spcclnl Low Hales. Bnjii; ui All Binds of Teaming* Done at Shortest Notice. Dry tordwood delivered to nnypnrtof tho City. Orders by Telephone will receive prompt attention. earstnblos nearly opposite C. P. K. Depot, Columbia St., NowWestmlnster. djaiite QILLEY BROS. rsoN. STABLES. Dallas Street, Westminster jos. mTwise, FSOPBIXTOS. nOOD DRIVING 4 BIDINQ HORSEB ", -wH^Haeks call at alt Steamer! nud Trains. Speoial attention liven to Boarding Honei, COAL AND WOOD Constantly on Hand. Orders may be lett ai- the Offloe of Ala* "y«!?S'fi nhl-i, tttCbiy, a.- HSr*. SIPfT _________â failg f ritiuh â¬oInmbi«n WeaaeMUr Evealag. oei. 31, issa. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS DAT. Opera Home D. L. Moody Notice! (2) Wm. B. Townsend Mnilc , Mn. J. A. Qordon To Rut W. Norman Bole Freih Eastern Oyiteri by the om at tt. 3. Annitrong'i. dse20to Juit in, Irie'otOinadianSodaCrack- â¢H, ohup.âM. Ron, Oolumbla it. Fresh Sutra and Natlr* Oviten, terred in ml* ityle, at th. Olub, * Th. itr, Irving oleartd for Hopo thil morning with 26 paiiengeri and HO tons of freight. Tho air. Western Slope went over to Vancouver to-day with a full load of farm produce and live stook. Th. atr. Dunimuir eleared for Nanaimo thii morning with a number of paii.ng.ri and a full load of merchandise. The itr. Prineeu Louiie cleared for Viotoria this morning with 80 hoad of cattle, 85 tons produce and 30 passengers. The half-yearly eliminations of the undid council of Britiih Oolumbia will take place in Vanoouver on Tuesday next. Don't forget that Ogle, Campbell & Oo. kew the largeit assortment of Men's, Women'! and Children'! Rubber Ovenhooi in town. All freih goodi, at popular pricei. doc29wl A fine constitution may be ruined by simple neglect. Many bodily ills reiult from habitual constipation. There is no mediolne equal to Ayer'a Pills for restoring the lystem to natural and healthy The varioui temperance societies are uniting to bring Mr. George Woodford, a well-known temperance orator, to this cily to give a coune of lectures. If the negotiations result satisfactorily the lectures will be delivered about the middle of November. Chronic catarrh usually indicates a scrofulous condition of the system, and should be treated, like chronic ulcors and eruptions, through the blood. Thit diieate hai been cured, In hundred! of easel, by the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, Price |1. Six bottles, 15. On November 19th the olecton of Seattle will decide by ballot whether or not that city ahall ipend $765,000 for a lyitem of water-works. The mayor and ipecial committee appointed to investigate the feasibility of the project have reported in favor of the plan, The Whatcom Reveille says:âFor a long time Victoria encouraged the growth of Vancouver to hurt New Weitminster, but now there it danger bf Vancouver tipping the life blood ontofVfctorlsyand the litter city is sorry for having" taiind luch an ungrateful child. The Junior football clubt, the "White Diimond" and "Weit End" played a match yeiterdiy which wu won by tb. former club by . icore of a goal to nothing. The "White Die- mondi" chose their name, probably, from th. fwt the none of the memben â rill we»r th. blue tinted diimond. At the police court thil morning Wm. Raidt wu arraigned on the chant of auanlting S. HT Webb, Remanded till to-morrow. Mr. McColl for Mr. Reidt and Mr. T. O. Townley for Mr. Webb. Henry Mowatt, charged with stealing a gold finger ring from the Eiokhoff Hdnt».l»Â»Mr. Bole, Q.C., for vtiteebtahr Bemonded till to- friorrtnV. ..TheVancouver papert wont admit that their foot-ball club wu beaten on an even footing. The cue ii limply thii:âVancouver brought over the beit tesm that could be mustered, and Weitmimter put the belt team possible on th. fieldâreiult, Vanoouver wu â o completely outplayed that even if the ."three belt playen" were added to tbe 15 that played the reiult would have been very muoh the ume. To-night ii Halloween and no doubt the good old custom of ducking for applet, routing nuts, tearing down buildings, ite.ling gates, penouating Shoiti, turning cattle into flower gar- em and many other innocent amusements will be indulged in by the young throughout the eity. We were young ourselves miny years ago and can thoroughly appreciate tho jokei when perpetrated on our nest door mighbnn. I.l.rrd fey . w.a.ded Back. Yesterday a young man named McDonald met with a painful accident while hunting neu Golditream, He had shot a fine buck, which wu kicking and struggling on th. ground, when h. approached the wounded animal, intending to cut iti throat. Juit aa ha wu about to use th. knife, however, the dying buck msde a plunge, and with one of ila horni badly gashed HoDonsld's hand. The wound bled profusely, but the young man managed to gat to th. city, where th. wound wu dreued by Dr. Jackson. The injury, although not very lerioui, is of a painful character, and will prevent Ihe uu of th. hand for torn, time.âColonist. â¢-â¦--.» llle.f Ike-laeal." Truly the bt of a local editor ii a hard on.. If h. omits anything, he ii accused of luineui If h. report! thing! aa they are, somebody ii lure to get nd-heued; if h. imoolhi down the rough pointi, he it bribed; if he duet not feed hii readen on hunk! of juicy wit, h. ii a blockhead; if.he does he ii a nttlebrtin or plagiarist; if he condemns th. wrong, they uy the princi- Sle ii right, but he wu indiscreet in ie method; if he leti wrong go un- mentioned, he is a coward. Thui it is in all the chinneli of hii miserable existence; he needs the patience of Job, .he feeling qualities of Dr. Tanner, and the leading attributei of an angel. -_-finip»tburg Modem Era. Rbstmssnass, Morbid Akxietv, and .fretful disposition, are usually met with In the dyipeptic, These mental indicia ihow how clou ie the connection between brain ud stomach. Their most prolific , cause, dyspepsia, iaacomplaintfoi-wliii.il Northrop * Lyman's Vegetable Discovery and Blood Purifier la used with un- taijrttijflhooeu. It also remedies Bilioas- iitipation and Impurity of the Cmml Cry.* j-^iCMtorla â¢IMMDuiu**. J. F. Mclntyre, special col respondent of tbe Fost-Inlelligencer for Port Townsend, filed a petition against the Seattle Daily; Times for 810,000, for defamation of character, etc. The trouble growa out of an i.rliolo in Thursday's Times, relative to the prise fight that recently occurred at Port Diioovery, the Timet implicating Mr, Mclntyre n stakeholder. IvaatelUt Ittej .1 Vancouver, Mr. D. Ii. Moody ooramonood hii avangeliosl work at Vanoouver on Sunday evening, He will remain in that city for one week, and will then ipend a week in Weitmimter, aftor whioh ho will vitit Washington Territory. Mr. Moody uid he wai very much pleated with his experience in Victoria. Speaking generally, ho found no diminution of the interest in evangelical work now u compared with when he itarted, and si an an instance, at Victoria, in proportion to the population, the attendance and intereit wore as great as ever he knew. He liked the people of Victoria very much, and was well utiafied with hii visit to the province. âColonist,, . ,.., â¢ m . A.elher Ce.tl.fele Wauled. Three different raidi were made on Mr. F. Fooki' chicken houie lut night by Chinamen, but the thievei were re- pelted every time by the dogs. It is evident an organised band of robben exists in the city, having for their purpose the robbing of hen roosts and other petty thieving, but which, however, u liable to blossom into a large burglaries, if they do not receive a decided obeck. A speciil constable should be appointed to patrol the upper portion of the oity, whioh at present is without police protection of any kind. Constable Dominy was selected for thii duty lut year and from the date of hii appointment the robberiei almost entirely ceued. Republican Bot. "In Britiih Columbia ihmglei are made hy Chineie. Yet the democratic Mill! bill propoie! to repeal the duty of 35 per cent, and compel our shingle makers to compete with British Columbia Chineie in the shingle markets. The republicans Bay no. How will you vote?'' The above is a sample of the nonsense the Whatcom Reveille treats it! readen to every week,, evidently with tho idea that it will bo ewallowed whole. It il quite evident the Reeeille man knows u little about ihingle-mukicg in British Columbia as he doea about truth, but anyway decency and honesty do not oount among lepublicant while a presidential conteit is on the boards. The Salvation Bantl.cl. Tomorrow evening the Salvation army will give their fint grand banquet at the army barracki on Columbia atreet. The banquet will bo a mb- â¢tantial meal well worth the price charged, and aome extni, iu the shape of army drill, will be thrown in free. The big feed begini at 5 o'clock and endi at 8 o'clock, and then will follow a great torchlight procession headed by the Vancouver brass band. A grand jubilee and welcome meeting will be held at Herring's operu house, Major Young conducting the programme. A large number of viiiting ollicera will be present and intend making the meeting one that will live for a long time in the memory of the people of Weitmimter. m--m. "School for Scandal." Mr. and Mn. Jack, (Annie Firmin), gave great enjoyment in the rendition of the "School for Scandal." Annie Firmin, besides showing herself a superb actteu rendered a finely executed piano recital. The lady is an accomplished musician. Her eoveral balladi ditplayed a toprana voice of excellent culture, capable of much feeling and inspiration. Mr. Jack in tho "Rivals" and "Falstsff" proved him tho talented actor for which he has gained a worldwide renown. Little Arthur Firmin Jack got a loud recall for hii 'Rose Song."â Winnipeg Sittings. On Friday snd Saturday evenings Annie Firmin will appear at Herrings Opera House, and her recognized talent will, without doubt,induce a large home. .â. m . â¢ar Utile Bell. We obterve by little potten that Wm. Clarke Bell, ohairman of what purport! to be a prohibition party, oalla a convention for Oct 27th, at the court houte ih Whatcom. Few of our readen know who Mr. Bell it, or what hia object.- Mr. Bell came here from Britiih Columbia about two montha ago and jumped into public notice by bidding on 13th itreet grade work and then throwing up the contract, after putting the city to expense and the publio to inconvenience. He ii not a property owner and never paid a cent of taxei in our country. We limply call attention of the publio to Ihe leader of thii prohibition movement in order that thote who wlih to follow him may do ao with their eyei open wide. âRcviclle.' â â¦-**--â¢ Election «r oncers. A meeting of the St. Andrew's and Caledonian eociety wm held hut night for the election of officers for th. enuring yeir. Chief Bonson ocoupied the chsir. The annual iporti committee lubmitted their report which wu received and adopted. One new member wat balloted for and elected. The eleotion of oflicors waa then pro* ceeded with nnd resulted u followi: Chief, Alex. Ewen; lit chieftain, Ju, Pu::cli; 2nd chieftain, W. G. Fruer; secretary, John Buie; treasurer, D. McPhaden; warden, Soritt -Major Mo- Murphy; chaplain, D. McGregor. Directors, Messrs. D. Chisholm,M.P., L. F. Bonson, .fames Lnidlaw, James Stephens and I. McLeod. It wai'__) ii.]ved to hold tlie miiiual dinner on St. Andrew's night, and u committee, con- listing of Messrs. Peter Grant, John Buie and W. G. Fraier, were appointed to carry out the arrangements. The meeting then adjourned. genu* CnleM. Senator Oanfield, preiident of the New Westminster, Bellingham Bay & Seattle Railway, arrived in ihe city thii afternoon on business in connection with the roid. He ii looking better than when lait here ind leemi to be in excellent spirits. A representative of of Tan Columbian had a few minutei chat with hlm on general topics, more particularly concerning the Southern road. South of the boundary, the senator tayi, the locating engineer! have been forced to impend aetive operationi at icveril point!, owing to great freiheti in itreami and riven running through the low lying landi, The chance of a repetition of theie freshets may make it neceuary to change the line from tho original route intended. Grading operationi will greatly depend on the woather between now and the end of the year, but ihould the season provo too stormy and in- clementforutiifaotory construction the first sign of good weather after new year will be the signal for tbo aotivo resumption of work. Tbe semtor hu many buiineu matters to attend to while in the city, and further information concerning the company, intention! will be publiihed in a diy or two. In ipeaking of the possibility of the retaliation bill being put in force, Sen- ntor Oanfield uid there wu no. chsnee of any such thing happening. After the presidential election the retaliation bill, now being used ai a handle by politician!, would drop completely from eight and nothing more be heard of it. A land of Plenty. The Montreal Witness, in comment- ing on the letters of ile correipondent who accompanied the recent expedition to the Skeena liver, uyi he describes armi of the lea whole waten are black with the baok and dorsal fim of the ulmon, which are an crowded together that they cannot etcape being seised by the handi. A man with a hooked pike pole drew them out of the water at tho rate of a dozen a minute by actual count. Shell fiih crawl about the eanda of the ihore in countless numben. There are great flocka of water fowls, and our correipondent with hii canoe crew go oihore to camp at (he point where they are overtaken by storm and fatigue, and dine off venison cut from a fat buck ihot on Ihe â pot. Our correipondent paddles for days amidst tho lonely solitudes where food and game are io plentiful, and yet there are whole fishing communities on tho Atlantic coast of Canada who are never out of sight of want and who periodically, al at preient, suffer from absolute famine if not relievod by charity, Why.cjinnol theie people i"d,..tlib"tlt'ilier folki of the north of Scotland be induced to move to icenet which muit be almoit a duplicate of those they live among at home, with the addition of peace and plenty. The following is a portion of the letter: "Tongui Narrow! il confessed by the people engaged in fishing to be exceptional in the number of ulmon yearly viiiting it In the creek at thit place the Dili are lo crowded that the surface ii in many placet literally blackened with their backi and donal fim, io erowded are they that they cannot ei- cipeandmaybe picked up by the hand from the bank. I timed an Indian who wai taking them with a hooked pole and found he averaged 12 a minute. At the cannery 1 uw a mau of nboiii'8,600 awaiting treatment by their Chinese surgeons; and the bringing in of a seine containing 2,500 wai like nothing lo much u the miraculous draught u recorded in the New Testament. Until while men come and catch all who attempt to ascend the â treama the salmon will not be dii- counged, and with proper treatment thii great provision of nature in the cout between the Columbia and Yukon riven might be preserved to our me for centariee. Pergonal. Senator Canfield it in the city. Lieut. Lsing, R. K., hu returned to Viotoria. Ohu. King, of Tacoma, ii at the Colonial. Hon. Edward Blako left yesterday for the eait. Oapt. Jemmett arrived from Victoria yeiterday. Sheriff Armstrong went over to Victoria thil afternoon. A. 0. Weill arrived in the city thii afternoon from Chilliwhack. H. J. Keary, after ipending a week with hu friendi in town, left to-day for Lillooet. Miu Van Sittirt, niece of Admiral Van Sittirt, ipent a few dayi in Kamloopi thii week. Thii enterpriiing young lady left England in July and hu travelled through Canada and Britiih Columbia alone. She ii now on her return journey. Miu Van Sit- tart .peaks mott enthutiutically of Britiih Columbia.âSeutind. B. C. Provincial Exposition Subscription Fund. For tbe purpoie of raising a fund to contribute towards the patriotic ud worthy object of making the next annual provincial fair, to be held In thli oity, a grand and unprecedented success, the undersigned agree to contribute the rami opposite their respective names (to be paid Into tbe association or to trustees competent to receive the same, on or before 6 monthi from the date of the lut provincial exhibition, and to be applied to preparing exhibition grounds and buildings In this oity, for increasing the amount offered in prizes, and for furthering the exhibition in other wayi)i Tub Columbia!..... 8100 oo Sharpe A Paine, Lulu Island 10 00 L P -Eckstein.... 10 00 O D Brymner,. 10 00 A W Armstrong. 10 00 FB Glover. . 10 00 Walkers Shadwell 10 00 Olande Hamber ...» 10 00 Next), Mr. T. J. Humes, Columbus, Ohio, writes: "I hive been afflicted for some time with Kidney and Liver Complaint, and find Parmelee's Pills the best medicine for these diseases. These pills do not came pain or griping, and ahould be used when a cathartic is required, Thoy are gelatine coated, and rolled in the Flour of Licorice to preterve their purity and give them a pteaunt, agreeable teite. Children .Cryfor Wchw'iCfrt^ - late CmmMss Ness. Mom-,*, N. W. Tâ Oct.. 27.-On Monday, while eight lodges of Stoney Indians, under Chief Ohiniki, were hunting between Sop Creek and High River, Hector Ohiniki wu itopped by Bloodiand uked to imoke. Upon refuting he wu fired upon. He relumed the fire with a rifle, firing teveral timet. He wai ihot in the thigh and upon being wounded he retreated to the band. The ume night, Smie, another Stoney of the ume bind, wu herding honei and wai luddenly fired upon and ihot In the breut by Blood*. The Stoneyi thereupon returned the fire, but were unable to ascertain what damigo they inflicted. Itll luppoted to be ictero ai the Stoneyi are deadly â hot! with a rifle. Months.ai, Oct. 27.âA civic loan of 814,000,000 hu been floated in England, at 82*- per cent. There are nearly 200 casei of typhoid fever in tke city. Ottawa, Oct 27.âTbe arbitrator! will be appointed ihortly to finally ap- portion the iueta belonging to Ontario and Quebec in the outstanding accounts with the Dominion. James Farley, of Philadelphia, sentenced to hang for killing an Indian at Peterboro, had hit sentence commuted to imprisonment for life.' Wisnifiso, Oct. 27,âOrouley and Hunter, the fimom reviviliiU, arrived in the oity to-day and will begin revival lervicei to-morrow. Governor Schults his refuted to call the legislature fcr Monday th. 20th inst., io uid an excellent authority this morning. The miniiter. threaten to resign in consequence. Sabnia, Oct. 28.âSmall-pox wm discovered on a little girl here to-day. A pest-houso was built outside of the town and ihe wu removed there to- night. Pahkdale, Oct. 29.âOn Saturday it wu decided by a majority of 127 vote! to become a part of Toronto. Tf».n Baby tm lick, wi giv. h.r Cutoria, un lb. wu â¢ Child, .h. cried for CutorU, Warn sh. bunt. Kin, ah. .long to Outotia, w^M!Ua*40ale^ito-avilhMOislct|. MUSIC. TITUS. J- A,*GORDON, CORNER ROY- 1V1 al Avenue and Bt, Andrew's St, (late of London, England), desires Pupils for Singing and Pianoforte. Lessons given at pupils' residence If preferred. Terms very NOTICE. HAVING SOLD OUT OP MY BUTCH- er Business, I hereby request all par* ties indebted to me to settle their accounts, and any persons having any claims whatever against me are requested to present them for payment. All accounts unpaid by Dec. 1st, will be placed ln the hands of my solicitor. A WM. B. TOWN8BND. New West., Oct, 81,1888. dwocSlml asroTioB. IHAVE THIS DAY SOLD TO MESSRS. "Hawaiian A Reichenb ach the whole of my goodwill and Interest ln the Butcher Business so long carried on by me, known sb the LONDON MARKET, And In thanking my customers for tbe long patronage bestowed on me, beg them most respectfully to transfer the same <o my successors. _ WM. B. TOWNSEND. New West., 81st Oct., 1888. dwooSlml Mr. D. L MOODY WILL CONDUCT SERVICES AT eu Westminster âminiâ- OPERA HOUSE Sabbath, 4th Nov'r, At 9:30 H.-ra.; nlso at 2:80,4 A t p. m., AND OK THE THREE FOLLOWING DAYS At 3 and 7iStrp. m., at the same placo, a&TTbe oervlce on Sabbath nt 2:S0 U for men only. All are cordially Invited. doc31t4 Executor's Notioe. a LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS A against the Ettalo of the late John H. Mclnnes must preient some, properly verified, to the undersigned on or before the 3ist inst., and nil person. Indebted to uid Ettate muat pay forthwith. D. B CURTIS, For Executors. Now West., Oct 5,1118. docOtd t fie: TO RENT. HE OFFICE HERETOFORE Occupied by me. Flrst-class business Btand. Peat Ellard's,opposite bank of Montreal, "*â¢ YORMAN BOLE, (£.0., Clarkson St., New West .uniu ., u; locSlt* NOTICE. ENDERS ARE INVITED FOR THE . North-west quarter-lection of Seotlon -., Township a. The highett or any tender not necettarlly accepted. Tindinwlll be received up fo noon, Novaaaaa Jin, 1181. Tobettntto. Adminlitrator'for T it' king's Opera Douse! TWO NIGHTS ONLY. The Distinguished and Popular Artists, Mr. A Mrs. John Jack, ANNIE FIRMIN In Sheridan's "School for Scandal" And Shaketpetre's Faletaff. FRIDAY arid SATURDAY, Xaveuker lad .ad 3rd. POPULAR FRIOEsT Box Plan at Herring's Drugstore. doeSOtd Q--R-E3-A.T GlearingOut SALE STOVES âAÂ»nâ RANGES TN ORDER TO MAKE DIFFERENT i- arrangements In this Department M my Business, I have concluded to sell out my present stock at and under COST PRICE. Au.opportunlty ii now given 'to per sons Hr*fin|oi MR8T-CLASS STOVES to get them at llsOT*A*v*TORONTO RETAIL PRICES. JAMES CUNNINGHAM. Kew West., Oct. 10,1888. doclOyl BOYS' AND YOUTH'S Fall and Winter SUIT âAnnâ OVERCOATS HATS, CAPS, Hosiery, tto. â_T ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES Trunks & Valises J. E. PHILLIPS CLOTHIER & HATTER, Columbia St., Opp. Telkobai'M Ounce KÂ«w Wettul.iter, B. IP. dwt.710 IMMENSE SALE OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING LINOLEUMS. OIL CLOTHS, ETC., ETC. Commencing Oot. 10th, 1888. At we have decided to retire from the retail Dry Goodi buiineu thii itaaen, we now place our entire itock on the market at WHOLESALE PRICES. NO RESERVE. arvTBRTrTECUTa- ictrero sin sold. $6,000 worth of Clothing, Hats and Men's Furnishings. $20,000 worth of Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths and House Furnishing Goods, etc. kTAi we are known to carry one of the largeit and but assorted stocks in thi Province, it will net be neceuary to enumerate. An early impection will oonvinoe th. publio that me mean buiineu, and that the itock mutt be closed out bifon the end of thii season; therefore we have placed our goodi at pricci lower than have ever been offered before in thli Province, HEHKMBBR-The Stook malt be eland oat by th. .ad â¢* ta. jr.»r. CALL EABLT WHILB THE ASSORTMENT I* tM**>l>C....' Tsbhi- Under 9100, cain; Over llfltVleoured notes it three monthi with intereit. clOdwlyr MASONIC BLOCK, COlVtOSA BT., MEW a-aa-a OF- $35,000 Of STOCK. JAMES ELLARD & CO. Bet lo â¢â â form tbe people of New Westminster City tnd District that they will offer their â . i - entire Stock of DRY BOODSmCLOTHINB At COST for CASH. MUST BE SOLD Sale commencing 12th October, 1888. i' . . ' ''" dwoclSto 2P. a_R_____z___, Practical Watchmaker, Manufacturing Jeweler & Optician. OPPOiSITE THE BANK OF MONTREAL â¢ WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, PLATEO WARE, AC. ; : BEST QUALITY, EASTERN PRICES, A full line'ol Spectacles & Eye-Glasses in iteel, rubber, -liver and gol I fiimes. The finest Pebbles made, $4 per pair) all ilghti raited. Special attention given to FINE WATOH REPAIRS. Having learned tli â¢ buiineu thoroughly from some of the finut Horologen in England, and lince then managed the watoh-repairlng departments ot a few of the best firms on tho conti nent of America, is a sufficient guarantee oi good workmanship. Formerly inan«. ger tor nearly 8 yean of the well-known firm of Savage k Lyman, Montreal, Charges Moderate, Montreal, Dec,, 1887.âMr. F. Crake.-Andw. Robertson, Esq., Chairman ol Montreal Harbor Commissioners, says: "I never found a Watohmaker who did ic well for me aa you did when In Montreal, and I am sorry you are not hare to-day." ___^ dwaplJtc p^ | J DBU08 \-^, DBna8^.|jTpBnGS^^JU I â Jk-sum eoirn x*o-xtrxt. A. M. HERRING, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST New Westminster, B. O. wâ. . ', --â¢'-* * ' â¢ â "'' â¢"â¢ | J DKW8 F**Cj DHITGB | ^PpnuaS^^»"DRUGa%M^ D. S. CURTIS A CO. ' WHOLESALE ft RETAIL DEALERS IN Drugs and Medicines! Telephonic Communication with all the Dootori in the City. Call ea ui any time and we will ring yonr Doctor up for yon. , Open Sunday, for the ule of Medicine onlyiâMommta, 9 to 10.80 o'clock â¢ AmaNooH, 2 to 3; Evimtro, 8,30 to 0.30. ' J&ElDXOJLXi HALt, New Wulml.iler, B. C, Hail CI..UU â â¢III, OUT THIS OUT AND PASTE IT UP. awaul'te MARSHALL SINCLAIR Has jdst Rscsivkn the ronowiso Bbanm or CHOICE FAMILY TEA. Cotaet HT,. fine English breakfast, Golden State,a good family tea) Mandarin's Choice, in Extra; Kalsou MM, a really good article, Tajiua. a nice basket tea. Maiden's Choice, lb cam; Onr Delight, a good Japan tu; Fancy Rolled Gunpowder, extra quality; Tastehll, a very fine green tea; and otber brands, which will lie SOLD CHEAP. »Â»New firocerlae arriving dally at C-r*NTRAL OROaKRY STORK, Columbia itreet.' '.. â â ' "v 'dwoel-tto ,rp-*r. mar p ma â¢*â¢"â¢**" *â¬i WE ARE NOW OPENING OUT OUR' FIRST DELIV- eries of New Goods for the coming season, Amongst them will be found a very CHOICE SELECTION and NEWEST DESIGNS ih Black* Colored & Evening Shades Dress Goods. Newest Shanes in Pongee Silks and Mntflns. Laces and Embroideries. Hosiery and Underwear* Fancy Aprons. Household & Table Linen. Blankets, Sheets -anti Quilts. Down Quilts. Waterproofs A Ulsters. Gentlemen's Pur* nteWngs. Clothing, Hats, Ties, &c W. I C. WOLFENDEN, iwuitte aox,xT_tm___ nr*M*R.
Publisher changes in chronological order: Robson Brothers (1882-1883) ; D. Robson & Co. (1883-1886) ; British Columbia Stationery and Printing Co. (1886-1887) ; British Columbian Printing Company (Limited) (1887-1888) ; Kennedy Brothers (1888-1890).
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