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,'■' ■ u VOLUME 1 J^litjtfJJUr ay i _\ l-_WJ ■'^^-t^^b., R 0., WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1886. '"' ■'" ■" --" - -• ■* ' 'in - ii -ri ii ■ I i ii .ii ii i-'i- i — NUMBER 40 ^iifeJIrifi-iH"' ^o\nidimh Wednesday Evening, Kept. IS, ISSU. Two hundred anarchists met in Cleveland on Sundny night to talk of blood and dynamite. One of the speakers, Satan, said that if the seven oonvicted anarchists in Chicago Were hung, 700,000 avengers would : arise from their blood. | A collection was taken up,'the object being to assist the Ohiongo murderers in obtaining a new trial. The amount realized from these two hundred men was JfflO.69, n trifle over live cents per man. * The proipects of provisioning a force of ,700,000 men on thesefigures are certainly not.yerjrbright|-Jri-II''{)mt*«yi^Mn. [ To noh*ow,'bitter spirits and fanatical partizkns, the battles of politics may bed necessary excitement, but! 'lh, chief interest I the I people hare in that they should be governed Well. Wt, repeat We are sorry tllat men, animated by motives the re- verso of creditable, should, at a time like this, when .tra ought tobe thinking of the settler, driven in many instances to his Wits' ends,. have thought fit to adopt measures which will tend to' dissipate in barren controversies some of the force wliich should be used to. aid the farmer and 'push forward the country. Wo .say "tend to dissipate," because we are determined to pursue the same .course of loyalty to the material and tuoA'. interests "of ihe people.— Retjinci Leader, i: ■ , The prospects I of the woman suffragists are looking brighter of lato. The English Woman's Suffrage Society bad ■ Its annual meeting in London;,the. other day, and everybody was in high spirits. Since the last great extension of the suffrage in England, it is argued, the ground has been cut away from under the feet of their opponents: it is absurd io' talk about the "unfitness" of women for political privileges when an act of parliament has' made a capable, citizen of practically every adult male person. That women understand politics, and are a good deal interested iu them, they have shown very' convincingly at the laat and the present' general election. And, best of all, a majority of the Couservatives and Gladstonian Liberals elected to the new house are said to be In favor of the suffrage for women.—The Week, Fruit is highly charged with an imponderable element, electricity, tlid active 'life prinoiple we nll possess in a relative degree. Now cook thii fruit, and what becomes of this evanescent element" I ! It has dissi- pnted—vanished from the scene, together with much of its delicious J odor, and has left ns nothing .but dead matter. Now it ought to bo evident • to the merest tyro that, in eating ripe fruit, he is adding to the sum of his own vitality—increasing the fund of his oneugjr without deteriorating his physical powers. On the' contrary, by subsisting on dead matter, he subtracts—uses up his own supply of the vital' element to get, rid of the inert mass lie ignor- antly puts into his stomach. It is nevertheless a fact that fresh fruit, as used in Canada, is rarely to be found on the tables of the mass of the people of Great Britain. They seem to prefer preserves.— London Our American neighbors feel deeply grieved that boa, bad Canadians Bhould pj-etend to have a right to capture seals in the open sea one hundred aiid twenty-five miles or more from the Atlantic coast, Tlie - seals, says brother' Jonathan, ire killed oh their way to the grounds ' leased by the Alaska Fur Company; that's where they are ban*; clearly they are American property wherever found, and it's not to be endured tnat foreigners shall waylay tho animals on their travels! There are .grand opportunities for Canada in . tills doctrine, which Applies, of course, to all migrants. The Dominion must proceed to seize, all foreign vessels found catching cod or any other tish in the open tea, for it is as certain that they are all bred in Canadian Waters as that seals are nll born in Alaska. Americans must also take mighty good oue that they don't shoot any of "our wild ducks or geese on their way home from the south. We have ah excellent claim against them for (he value of tho buffaloes ' tHat they formerly destroyed south of latitude forty-nine, nnd ns buffalo robes are high-priced now, this will lie ti'pi'ettjr peniiy intj) the Dominion treasury. ,By what right have New Bedford men harpooned our whales for ever so many years back! There is a good deal of money for Canada jn this now American doc- '; trine, and it ii to bn Hoped that the Ottawa government will wake up to the thing.—Globe. Mclean, m.d. outlet -*,MeKcn»le.-at., opposite.. the Lockup, kesidknce—AgnoB8t.,liratdoor east or Mr, Cunningham's, ' '. J J JaSOto ' flew Wostinhitter, RC. ' H M. COOPER, O. A„ M. D„ PHYSICIAN isORdEdif. OFFIOE and HESIDENCE-Cliurch St. (next door to Farmers' Home), near Columbia St., Now Westminster, B.O. OFFICE HOUlts-8tol0a.m.i ltoSanii «.»to 8 p. m. Calls In town and country promptly attended to. fe2tc T\R. F, WELSH, bENTIBT,' colonial Hotel, New Westminster, B'.C. " ap28tc rji f. (ujinj**, DENTAL SUBQEON, , All dental operations performed in a skllral manner. OmoB at tiio Colonial Hotel, dwauflto E. O. BROWN, 1 'DENTIST. c ,. OFWOB-flvor D. S. Cprtla.it Co.*s Drug State, Columbiastr-N-awWMtmmatcif. * - WIU vliltChtlilwhack tha first Monday and two following days In each month. Teeth palnle-Mly extracted. aal2 noRBoiLD dt He-ten, BARRISTERS, ■*, - .,, SOLICITORS, ETC Offlce, MekenMHtreet.'New Westminster, and Vancouver, B. C. JySldwtc m NORMAN BOLE, ■ .'.' BARRiSTti&AT-LAW. LandAgent, Money to Loan. Colnmbia Street, ao2tc NewWestminster, B.C. A LBERT J. HILL, CtVIL ENGINEER, Land Surveyor) Draughtiman. etc. OFFIOE—Ono door North of Messn. Corbould dt MeColl'H, McKenzie Street. dw-nelittc ___ WALTER J. WALKER, Auditor. Accountant, *c. Colonial Hotel, New Westr. dseliimS A R. HOWSE, A. Formerly Howso, Hill A Rlckman, begi to announce that lie will resume business aa , * ■ - garrejror, Seal Entale Broker and Conveyancer On and after the 21nt Instant. Office, New Caledonia Hotel, Murray SU, Port Moody. iel9tc JOHN PSNBERTHY, MINING AND LAND SITRVEYOR. ACCOUNTANT and GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE, Maps and Drawings nenly executed. Hasting* Street. Vancouver, B.C. -™_ m J. TRAPP, AUOTIONEER AND APPRAISER, Columbia Street, New Westminster All commissions will receive prompt and careful attention. Best references given when required, ' mhl2-te ■ ■' ' " I ' >! *i " ' *- J ' W. D. FERRIS, UMD, BOUSE ud QBfE&U AGENT Rent and Debt Collector. SKVKRAl, UOOD FARMS FOB SAM. A(eal for Ike (tATUKBII HM aa* ACCIDENT MSIltUNCB COMPANY, Hartf.nl.; Coaa. - OFKICEj-Ferri. Street, N.w Westmlnsler. felto .J LAND SURVEYORS, Keal Estate, Insurance and Commission Agents. FIRE, UFE, ACCIDENT & MARINE INSURANCE COLUMBIA STREET, Telephone 88. NEW WUTHMIITI«, R1 RAND BROS. ■AL KSTATE BROKERS, Conveyancers, Collectors, And Insurance 'A Vents, Offices at VICTORIA: Fort Street, NEW WESTMINSTER: Coium. Iila St., miposito Post Office. VANCOUVER, Cordova Btreet. RlTILDINtt LOTS for sale In all sections of Vancouver and New Westminster City. FARM LANDS of superior quality for sale at Clillllwlnuik, Tort Hammond, Lnngley, MnUtqiil, 8t*man, Mud Bay.Lad- ner's Landing, Lulu Island, North Arm and PIti River. Maps and Plans exhibited mul the fullest In formation furnished at nll our offices fo2Dlc ■' ■ ' . " 3srb'±ios. DUBINO MY ABSENCE FROM THE Province, mv son, T. J. Armstrong, holt's my power or attorney nnrl holds my .ppoltalmentiffTOpuly Sheriff. " W. j. AMMSTROHO. July 18th, 1888. )ly»ina IjOST. /-VN TUESDAY: MOBNINO, nenr Hup- U perum, a Waterprool Cont. Wrew.nl will Ire pftl'l for lUdellvery lit tills olliee. rlscHII o. Mcdonough "' FRONT 8TWET, NEW WESTWWTER. Dry Coods, Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, Glassware, Boots & Shoes. '■■-sSteik ao. THE REST GENERAL STORE IN THE ., C'TY-,TRY IT. Fnrm Produce token at highest prices. dw-Jiy81to AUSTIN BRICE, Cai-peritef& Builder Flans arid SpeclBcallons for all kinds of Buildings care- Itallj Prepared. JO^BIKQ NEATLY AND CAHEPtlt- iYEXECOTED. ■". £]' All orders left at Occident Hotel, dr at the shop of W. Johnson, Columbia street, will receive prompt attontion. Your favor solicited. jeOto jr.A,*0AWLEMm HAVINO PURCHASED THE Shingle Mill .„„ Pomp Factory At POPCUM, are prepared to execute all Orders promptly and to the satisfaction of their customers. All kinds of ivmmra done to anler. J. A. CAWLEY 4 CO. ja9te POPCUM, RO. TURNER, BEETON & CO. MERCHANTS, WHARF STBEET • VICTOBIA. Aaxsris iob North British snt Mercantile Insurance Co. lor Mainland. H, crBEETON A CO., it Fhubury Circus, London, E. C. H. KELLS, Manufacturer A Importer of BOOTS a«> SHOES *^^,' ladles', Gents', misses' and Children's Boats, Shoes and Cutters Made to Order nnd Kept on Hand. COLUMBIA STREET, ~ WP. fflfMK KALI NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. mh-tto Manufacturer nml Dealer In . Boots and Shoes LEATHER & FINDINGS. AU Kinds of Hides and Skins Oak and Hemlock Taan«d. CABlilPAID FOIt HIDES* ANIIBKINS. '1 . Ouboiiil always, a ftoorl supply of Leather both of my own matiumoturo und Imported. I have secured tho services ot Mr. Win. Burnett to snperiotend tbo custom re- airing department, _■.,.._ JAMES norfrHEAU, Columblu j;i , New Wostmlnster. Id«-uu!y|) Tlie Mel Tailor Columbia St., New We«lminster. HAVING JUSTItKCEIVKDOUn NEW Spring Slock, wa Invito Inspection ot tho finest selection of English, ftcfltch, Or*mi, French, and Anierlran W^SUITINGSI Ever shown iu New Westminster, We have secured the services of Mil. HUGH O'HAGAN ,m prnvtlcul Cutter who hai. had long experience tn London, Purls,and the lending eastern cities, and forn GOOD KIT and artistic stylo wo defy competition, mhUOto' THOS. WALSH. PIONEF.il Fish s Game Store! WM. H. VIANEN HAB ALWAYS ON HAND A GOOD supply of Fresh and Stilt Water Fish. O-A-MS] IK SSUkHO-CT. nKAi.tsn in tonus anp itoi.tijiks. Purchases will tretlelivr>ri-r1 In urry pnrt' of the City tree of elmrm*. rt-'l> Jllyl DOUGLASS DEIGHTON, Manufacturers and Importers of Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Whips, etc. NEW WESTMINSTER, II. 0. ' ilw-JlyJlllc Tacoma, Washington Ter. BSiBDip & ] ; -30tW|H SCHOOL F0H »UN6 MEN. THE RT. HEV. BISHOP PAflrMCK, D. D„ RECTOR riHBISTMAS TERk BEGINS SEPT. 2, V ISSIS. Tho foHowin. Uepnrtments thoroughly taufht:—I.ANOUAUES (An- olent and Modern); ENGLISH (Composition, Rhetoric, etc.): MATHEMATICS (Pure and Applied); SCIENCE (Chemistry, Physics, Botany, etc.); IlltsiNESS (Book-keeplnt, Penmonshlp, Commor- clftl Arithmetic, Corrcsndndelce, Short* hand, etc.): MUSIC (vocal and Instrumental': DRAWING. For terms address PROP. J. TAIT, Jly2*tc Principal. THOS. OVENS, MANUFACTutaR OF , »»''iltb*») lTfr-4±&028'-. BlacMth and Machinist AU Kimls of Machinery, 'Patent Locks, Safes, Sewing Machines, ke., ko,, Repaired. BLACKSMITHINC In all It* branches. Farmers', hauliers', Mill and Contraot Work; Agricultural Implements, and everything In the blacksmith line made to order. Having secured flrst-class workmen, we feel confident of giving satisfaction. W Horse-shoeing a specialty. dw-Jly31lc] Columbia St., New West. W.E. AUSTIN, DEALER IN General Merchandise! A large Assortment of DRY GOODS -AND- . GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND. 2H£a3r and Feed WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. WOOD AND CVAL DELIVEHED TO AMT PART W TUB CITV. We run two stages dally, excopt Sundays, to I'ort Moody, carrying H.M.S. mails. Ab no liquor ortobacco Is used we cun by temperate habits and careful economy serve tho publio ut especially low rates. dwseBOtc F.CRAKE, PKACl'ICAL JEWELER, COLUMBIA STRFET. NEW WESTMINSTER. Opp.sllc raMnlnahnm d V.S, m iip the big mm, •rl.ATK MANAGER FOIt SAVAGE Is I.VMAN, MONTREAL. FURNjJURE W. PROTHERO & CO. MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN AI.I. KINDS OF FURNITURE. REMOVED JSSfTa shop lately occupied by Mr. Darcy, Columbia Street, Cull nnd examine our stock and prices heture Imyhijf. We can't be lilVBEKMOUl In the city. Rcpnlrlngpf all kinds neatly done. W. PROTHERO A CQ. J G. BUNTE, Importer and Dealer In First-Class in Spring, Hair, Wool nnd Stra*tr Mattresses to Order. Blankets, Chamber Sets, Window Shades, OU Cloths, Matting, Wall Paper, Baskets, Bird Cages, Flower Pots, Hanging Baskets, Pictures, Frames, Brackets, -Baby Carriages, etc. Pictures framed and Mr pairing done to order. Also, Undertaking; Embalming a specialty. Please give us a cull before purchasing elsowhere. J. G. BUNTE, Opposito Post Oflico, Columbia Street, aplftc New Westminster. P. PEEBLES. J. W. HECKLEY (Jhronomelcro, Kcpeatcrs, Chrouo- gmphei-R, and all Une ffatcb repairs a Specialty. ANY ONE HAVING WATCHES which have beon injured by incompetent watch repairers enn be made equal to uew again. JEWELRY of all kinds made and repairetl. All work warranted; chargoB moderate, EnI (mutes given free of chnrgc. WALTHAM, BMIN, and other WnlchM aid Jewelry cheaper than any other honse la II. C. LADIES' SOLID 12 CAUAT GOLD AMERICAN STEM WINDING WATCHES, nocurHto Umekeopers, $35; usual price, Soft. iIwdcMe m (NEAR MERCHANTS' SQUARE) FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS, —AHD— UPHOLSTERERS Spring and Wool Mattresses and Bedding nlwajs oi haid. HAVE ON HAND THE LAHMJST AND BRUT STUCK Ot H1K NITIJKK O.V THE MAINLAKD. Estimates for Offloe and Store Fittings. An experienced upholsterer tins boon engniceil by tlie nrm, who nre now prepared lo do nll kinds of work In the up- fioistcry line. rlJlyJlle SUM LIFE OF CANADA. Business of 188&-«Llfle Department. Income, 3310,987.05; Increase, t-H.007.-10. Assels, 81,111,001.88; Increase, 91,-311,007.00. New Life Applications, $2,IW8,fl71.#t; In- creaBC.$707,22U.!10. Life Policies In force, £7,930,878.77; In- cronso, 81t080,47t.73. ACCIDENT UEPAKTMKNT. By In trod uoing Its popular Unconditional Life Policy tho Sun showed Itself ono of tho most liberal Institutions of Its kind in the world. It maintains this reputation by following tbe same course In Its Accident Department, It offers to the public Incomparably The Nost Liberal, Straightforward- tin* technical Accident Policy In Existence. Thcfoltowlngarenfowof the points of superiority: FirotEN Days or Quack are allowed. (Bee condition 1). No other Company in America allows one hour. HoKUft-Hhould no claim be mnde for five years, the sixth year's assurance will be allowed free of charge, If the age Is under 05. (See condition 2). Very few other Companies give this privilege. Policies Not voided by engaging In a moro hazardous occupation than that assured ngalnst. For particulars see Policy. This advantage can be obtained hardly anywhere else, Rksidbsck — More liberal conditions than given by nny other Company In America, R. KMCAUUY. THOMAS WORKMAN, Managing Director, President. A. K IMIUI-;. General Agent. Victoria, B..C JOHN O. McLKOD. Agent, Jty28tc Now Wostmlnster, B. C. nsroTioB TS HEUI-IIY GIVEN THAT WE IN- I tend io apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lauds nnd Works for permission lo purchase land situated at Village Bnv. Horikvn Inlet, Vnldei* Island, uml described as follows: Commencing at a post driven about twentv chains nlong the shorn easterlv fnim the month of tho river on the left bank; Ihenee duo north about lift v chains tothe lake: thenco along the lake slime westerly about 40 chains; thonco due south to Village Bay; thenoe easterly lo {dace of beginning; containing about one mud red acres, mow or less, oxi-luslve of the Indian Unserve contained within the above-mentioned boundnrles. Royal City Planish Mills Co, (Ld.) JOHN HENDltY, July '24,188(1, (Jly28m2) Manager BOY WANTED. N INTEI.IJOR^T BOY WANTED ' ' - * " is. API" dan-ma A'to fenfnftje prfntlngbiisineiV."Apply St hlsolllr ■ ■-- The Gas Company respectfully inform the Public that they are prepared to do Gas Fitting at lowest possible rates consistent with good workmanship. A supply of FIXTURES, GLOBES, &c., are on the way. l^ Orders may be left at RAND BROS. J. L. STAMFORD, d-jiyaito BOYS WANTED. TWO SMART ROYS WANTED AT mice to sell the Dully Columbian. Apyly at This Offlco, dituHtc SPENCE'S BRIDGE, B, MTE BEG TO INFORM YOU THAT " we have leaned tbe Morton House nt Rpcncc's Brtdjge from Mr. Murray und that It Is newly fitted up and comfortably furnished. We would respectfully solicit your patronage and we promise If yon will favor us with It to do all we can to satisfy you In every respect. Mrs, Held, who has had much experience, will attend to the culinary department. We remain, yours respectfully, Je23ui5 - , HEID A XYYY. COME AND SEE! W. H. -HOLDEN, HAVING TAKEN POSSESSION OF the "Temperance House,"fronting on Columbia nnd Church Streets, opposite the Episcopal Church, and now Known as the FARMERS'HOME! Will accommodate the traveling public at the following rates: Board per day ...« SI 00 " •* week 5 00 Single Meals %_ Beds 25 I.Good accommodation for Ladies and families. my8tc E. HUTCHERSON, NURSERYMAN A DEALER IN Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Ladnea'S Landing, B. O. rpHE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO IN thn riit he has established a Nursery at Ladner's Landing, und la prepared to fill ull orders for Fruit Trees, Ornamental Trees, Shrubbery. Vines, Small Fruits, Ae. Trees Imported or home grown ac* cording to the wishes of customers. Tht subscriber has had a thorough practical training in the business, and having t fiermunent stake in the country lt Is nil nterestto deal fairly with the public. He will wait upon the various towns and settlements shortly, and all orders will have his personal attention. aul2tc E. HUTCHERSON. "BLUE STORE" The only place on the Mainland where Watch Dials can be changed to the 24- hour system or Standard Time. trAll Business Mon and Merchants should keep this time, aa Steam boats and Trains arrivo and depart by tlio same. STIRSKY, WATCHMAKER, Columbia St., New West. dvauHyl ESTABLISHED 1859. ROBT. DICKINSON, BUTCHER, Rtlrtjr 0p»oille tbe Colonial Hotel, NEW- WESTMINSTER. mHK LARGEST AND CHOICEST _L Uaortmut of all descriptions of MEATS AND VEGETABLES Constantly on hand, and supplied to Families, Rcstauranti, and Steunboafe at tho COTTAGE TO RENT INA PLEASANT PART OF THE CITY. Apply to WOfinfi, TURNER Is CIAMBI.R. apjMte FOR BALE: ■lift ACRES - IMPROVED FARM.-'- -_\) Easy Terms, Apply lo , W. C. MCDOUOALL, JnlZIc Elgin P. O. FOR SALE. .NE-HALF INTEREST IN the I.ANO- v> ley Saw and Planing Mill: mill In good order. For particulars apply on the premises to H. WEST, Or, Messrs. DRAKE, JACKSON, aplSto A HELMCKEN, Victoria. O FINE, LIGHT, LARGE OPERATING room; doing n good business; will be sold nt a bargain. For particular's address , JOHNUREN, dwuulOml New Westminster, B. C. Land for Sale! "DETWEEN FIVE AND SIX THOtt- D sand Acres of the very best Alder- bottom und Prairie Land, in Township.H, New Westminster District, Wlll-.be aoid In one block or Jn subdivisions .to. suit, on ven- liberal terms. Apply til HENRY MATHERS, New Westminster City. _________ dwJly!Mm3 For Sale or To Rent. THE UNDERSIGNED offers n Farm for for sale or rent. Also. Milch Cows and young Cattle, Hogs, and a few young Horses, There are several pairs of good steers thut would make excellent working oxen. Also, ono of the largest and best Hulls in the province. Tho slock Is all very gentle. M. NICHOLSON, mh3tc Mount Lehman P.O. Steam Launch for Sale THE LAUNCH IS "38 FEET LONG clinker built, copper fastened, and has a two-horse power Coal Oil Engine (Boston Model); Is nearly new, nnd complete in every respect,, nnd is for sule at a bargain. For further particulars address J. F. JAECK, Care Moore A Co., Box 67, Yates Street, Victoria. B. C. dwau31w2 FOR SALE. THAT DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE ON Lot 7, situated on Provost street, between Mary and McKenzie streets, now In the occupation of Capt.Gront; contains 8 rooms with usual offices. Valuablo City Lots. Farms near City. Farms on Pitt Meadows. Farms on Mud Bay. go acres of Land at Whonoek Railway Station. 74 acres of vnlunble Land i miles from City on Hustings Road; 1800 cords of Cedar could bo cut. Apply to CAPT. PITTENDRIGH, Je23tc Land Agent, New Westminster. FORSALE. 1440 ACRES CHOICE DELTA LANDS 3 MILES FROM LADNER'S Landing, on the Trunk Wagon Road; two other roads ninningthroufh the premises. Apply to E. A. WADHAMS, deutc Ladner's Landln*(,B.C. •F*or Sale! (ON EASY TERMS) 0 span of Work Sent*, 10 Car Males, 6 Team Hales, 4 Saddle Horses, i yoke Work Oxen, 1 Carriage Team, 1 Piano In good order, 3 Dump Carls with Iron Axles, A immbcr or second-hand Wheel Barrows, 1 Bnrkeje Hower (new), I Hhlea Hay Rake. ■For pnrllcnlnrs np|rly to T. J. TRAPP, mylOtc Auctioneer, N. W. I.OWRST 1-ossiM-B niTCEs. I _mi Man to his own Business Just Opened. W TI SHOP!! jf-.. EE3ELI:. PRACTICAL CHEMIST& DRUGGIST, COLUMBIA STREET (l*,IT 001.0NUI, H0TIL1, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. 0. PhjsW'lans' Prescriptions and Fan- II) Keclpes a Specialty. | N 11. — Only Genuine Drugs used. ! Over twonty veara'experience. mr2*r NOTICE Si II. uUQSHS & uO.! X^KVS'wffiE Q ! nt the next HCHHton tlieifnf, for nn Act to Stoves&Tinware AT LOWEST PRICES. Gas-Fitting & Plumbing A SPECIALTY. NO. ti COLUMBIA 8T11EET* ■IwmilU* HiiUtroMk'n Miotic Knllrtlni:. nt the next hcrsIow tlieif nt, for nn Act to Incorporate « comnimy for the purpoie of ! eo imt ni i'tl inr. miinitRliiH nnd muinUlntng Water Works ni thr lertnlnal polntof the 1 Cnnntllan 1'arlrtc Rnilway on Coal HnrlKii- { mul MnKliNh liny, mul for the pnrponett i t-lierrofKrnnlinittothe sHid company the ; iirlvlli'tje of tnltlnc wator from Caullnno i rrcok, linronby Lnko or other aaltahte iiDintN, with power to tho unld company to Imllil tltuncH, nqncdurtK. lay nlnimi, erect «lnii.H,»H*qntre lands, and do all other aela and thlnK-* ncoesnary for the purpmee aforeHMlil, EBERTS A TAYLOR. HollcltoiT* for Applicant*. iMtcd September Mb, IRK. daWe WALLET LOST. T-OBT ON COLUMBIA, ST. TO-DAY XJ (Mondny) n leather wallet contain** mjt n bank cheque for IlillLV and about 150 In bank notvR, Payment of the clic<|tie ha« been flopped, Tho tinder will lie miftuhly rewarded on IvnvInK It at thlo ofllce. ilieim.-l NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS DAY. To Builders J. M. Cowper gaito §ritish dotambhm W«Uc«1.7 Evenllg. Mpl. 15, IIW. From nil appearances the Bulgarian fracas does not seem likely to yield many Russian plums after all. If it be true that the powers, inoluding Germany and Austria, have-agreed that Hussia shall not interfere in ..Bulgarian affairs, and that the people shall be left free to select their own ruler, one cannot perceivo wherein Russia has gained any advantage. The. interference of her representatives iu securing the abdication of Prince Alexander has alienated the friendship of Bulgaria and mode less her chances of capturing that principality. It may turn out that Russia has made a great blunder after all. Our local cotemporary this morning return* to tho declaration that the extension of the Canadian Pacific Railway from this city to Vancouver would be fatal to the city's interests. On the controiy, wo are of opinion that it would materially advance these interests. If there is to be no railway connection with Vancouver at all, of course it .would be better for us to have the road terminate here. But the road will unquestionably extend to Vancouver, .either along the inlet pr through this city, and it would certainly be better for us to have the extension made this way. Our cotemporary views the whole scheme through a false light, iind necessarily reaches a wrorig conclusion. We are glad the license court has refused to grant the applications made this morning for two now liquor licenses in the city. . It is to . be hoped the board will adhere firmly to its attitude, and grant no tyin-e licenses. In this city of not much more than 3,000 white inhabitants there are now 20 liquor licenses, and most of the places holding these licenses aro not places for public accommodation but merely saloons. If the hotel accommodation is not sufficient, those who have authority to do s-j should insist that every license holder furnishes a reasonable amount of lodging accommodation for travellers, and the want would be easily supplied. What we want is hotels and not saloons. The Regina Leader of a late date says: "We see a rumor that liquor isabout to be admitted into the Ter* ritories as into Manitoba. We do not believe there is a word of truth in this, for the government is convinced that prohibition has been beneficent. Such a step would be most undesirable. Let men recall what they saw iu districts in Manitoba ih the days prior to free trade iu liquor and what these districts afterwards became. Even now Whenever disturbances take place in the Northwest they are traceable to liquor and are generally caused by those who introduce it contraband. If the Northwest wero polled to-morrow she would vote for the continued exclusion of liquor. Certainly no change should be made until the people havo an opportunity of saying whether or not they wish the trallic in liquor introduced." Eastern papers published on the eve of tho Haldimand election, and on the day after the result became known, nre now reaching us; and they bear additional evidence of the bitterness of the contest Tlie Conservatives were extremely foolish, it seoms to us, to give such prominence to a by-election tho result of which must have been at least doubtful. They sent a number of their great political leaden to stump the riding, and even Sir John himself was hurried into the battle. The result is, of course, a serious blow tp them und a cause of extraordinary rejoicing among their political opponents. The Globe flings its editorial bonnet into the air and declares that "Seven years of rioutous Aiagovernment and plundering cannot be forgiven because one lunatic rebel has been hanged'." The majority for the Reform candidate is now stated to be 194. At last election the Reform majority was 126. From the preparations that are going on in Europe one may sur- miie that the agitation consequent upon the Bulgarian fiasco is not yot subsided. One of the immediate effects af that affair must be mistrust not only of Russia but of Germany and Austria as well. It was supposed that Germany and Austria would have been very quick to regent even the appearance of Russian intrigue in the Balkans; but when Prince Alexander was driven irom the country, manifestly through the active influence of Russian agents, theie two countrios coolly announced that it was a matter that might seriously concern Great Britain, but it was none of their funeral! .The situation developed itaelf into this, that if any hostile demonstration was to be mode, it would have to lie made by Britain alono, without assistance from any other quarter. The preparations now going on in the cast may be undertaken on the supposition that sooner or later^ Britain will be forced to oppose single handed the selfish designs of Russia in the east, and that she may as well prepare npw for the inevitable. Beautiful photographic panoramic views in British Columbia, 75 cts. per ut at T. E. Pearson ts. Co.'s. * TO BUILDERS. TKNDEttS WILL THY RKCKIVEP RY tho nnderalpied up to HATUHDAY, 18ili Inst., for the 'erection of a frame dwelling on Royal Avenue. Flans and Specifications may bo seen et the oflico of the Brunette Hnw MM (Jo. Lowest or any tender not necessarily necepteii. JESSE M. COWPER. dscllit-l CHARLES MURRAY, OLABK80N STBEET, Opp. Registry Ollice, >'cw West'r. PAPER-HANGING, CLAZING, KALSOMINING, &0. wauTaper. Tlio lnrgest assortment of Wall Paj)fer lntheGlty, comprising newest patterns, always on linnd nt bottom prices, Samples on view at T. R. Peurson A Co.'s Store, Coiumbin St. fitpcr hnnfflns at specially low. rntes. dsclSto NATIONAL ASSURANCE COMPANY OF IRELAND Capital, - $5,000,000, ESTABLISHED A.D. 1822: Rates ae Low as Any Other Company. DETACHED DWEUINUS, , pra cent. HENRY V. EDMONDS, tls'llllc •A.O-JEJN'T. COSTIVENESS affects seriously all the digestive and asstmilativo organs, including the Kidneys* When these orgunq nro io affected, they fall to extract from tho blood tho uric acid, -which, curried through tho circulation, causes Rheumatism and Neuralgia. The functions of tho Liver arc also affected-by costivencss, causing Bilious Disorders. Among tlie warning symptoms of Bilious. ness are Nausea, Dizziness, Hemluulic, Weakness, Fever, Dimness ot Vlslou, Yellowness of Sklu, Kilns In tbo Side, Back and Shoulders, Foul Mouth, Furred Tongue, Irre&jularity In llic uction of the Bowels, Vomiting, etc. Tbo Stomach miners wlicn tlio bowels are constipated, and Indigestion or Dyspepsia, follows. Fetid Breath, Gastric Faius, Headache, Acidity of I he Stomach, Water- brash, Nervousness, mul Depress'on.nre all evidences ot tho presence of this distressing malady. A Suro Relief for Irregularities of tho Stomach and ail consequent diseases, will bo found In the uso of AYER'S PILLS. They stimulate the stomach, freo the bowels, healthfully Invigorate the torpid liver and kidneys, and hy their cleansing, healing and tonic properties, strengthen and purify tho wholo system, nnd rcstoro It to a salutary and normal condition. FBIPAIIID or »r. J, O. Ayer £ Co,, Lowell, SMn. Bold by all DnigilsU. 18,3. GRIP! CANADA'S COMIC JOURNAL GREAT IMPROVEMENTS FOR 1886. THE ATM OF "GRIP" is tosot forth, In in nnlmpiirtlaliUullinlopcmlGnt manner, tlio put-slim event* ut ('nniiUInn polit- Icitl ItlUl sncliit lifo. It." I'n■■In-iii'- sp'-Hl* morn definitely uml mon- plcnsinuly than wliole columns <if cillfoi-iiil. In this pungent, t'uslly iipprwl utile, nml nrtlslli* style of proscnllni*; u BUbJOOt* llio whole hII-iii- tion Is reveiile'l iU u irliitu'.'. Tin' huccojm • if Grip shown how well tills fuel. Isuppi-n- cinii'il—Its Ciirtoiinn mi tlio pilSDlnR l-ollt- Inal events of the country being even more eagerly sought after than Uie ehnste nnd tminorouN letti-r-proHHof the paper,— though tbo lut ter ts equal to tliat of nuy Hlnillnrpiil'll-'iitli-n on ibo continent, The uubllnhcraof Grill are making extensive ImnrovotnontH roi- 188*1. The <>i<i cover is to be ilim-iirdeil,iitiil tin1 Journal will hereafter coinpriKc 12 pege-sund he printed ou heavy tortetl und calendered paper,—every iiuiiilicrti'.'liiL-sonrtlstleiiUv executed us to comport* fnvorably with tho best piipnis on thc continent. The ndvts. will be comprcHRCil nnd more syste- motion Ily arranged! while hIiiiIUii* Improvements will be made ns tn the letter- yiresn, Aliewiind liutulMOiiu- iled-rn wit! adorn the title pngo; while tii*. Cnrwons will er-rtiiitilv mil Hiill'ei- from extHijHlve Improvement* In ih«nrl|8tfe department. Tlio prlee of Grin will hereiifhl* ho-flu yenr, which Is in-ver tbnn 'hat of imy papor nt Ms kind In Amorlen,-irio*d of them selling fm- It, gliigln numbers of Grip will be II) eetilf. .. Twice n vcnr. ui MlilHummer nml ff:hrht- nuiH, a beautiful Npeeliil number will be iHHiied, the number of pages being In- -'reused, imd pleasing features Introduced, p-irilculiu-H of which will ho given In preceding Issues. Thoso itvabnera will hn presenled to Kubserlhers without extra eh urge. GRIP'S PLATFORM: Humor without Vulgarity! Patriotism wltbmitPnrtlKi.nshlp; Truth without Temper. Only $3 n Vcnr. IM-ihj-c Vrvv. Address the flrlp rrtnHmr.ui<l Publishing Company* an and W Front Slwot, W oui, Toronto! or lenvo your oldor with your * '—"■'■■ ■■■ - ' 'nt a'-wit. ti'tl GLOBEJOUSE! nr! HAVE JUST RECKIVEB : White & Unbleached Cottons. White & Unbleached Canton Flannels. White & Grey Shaker Flannels 811k SvmIs, Twists, Vwqr Bullous, Bcrlla * Beehive Waal*. lira-All Goods sold nt low rates. diuiMto Estate of Henry 0, Hyde, DECEASED. I TENDERS WIIiL HE RECEIVED HY ■ Ilieundoi-Hlgiioil until tlie2°rd ilnyof September, lttttll, tor lhe jnm-liase of both or either of the following, vl..: An undivided hilt Interest In Lut II, Block in, In the oily of New Westminster, and also nn undivided half Intorcst in Lot 78, Group One, Now Westminster Dlstrlet, fronting on Burnaby Lake. E. A. JENNS, dsoOtd Administrator. MAINLAND Tr; (SUCMIMOM (O W. K. IifiWlH. NEWWESTMINSTER, I- ) B.C. Livery, Stage and Feed Horses, Carriages and Stages Supplied at all Hours. PRIVATE HORSES AND CARRIAGES KEPT AT REASONABLE RATES. aTABUM-Xorlh Side Columbia Ht. . I Telephone No. 16. OFMl'E-Opposlto Bank ot B. C. dselltc Telephone No. 33. Public Notice New Westminster Fablie Library. THE UNDERSIGNED (THANKS TO the kindness find permission of the Mayor and City Council) two weeks ago re-opened tho Public Library, and takes this opportunity to offer an Invitation to reel-lent s at New Westminster to pay liim ii visit. Papers nnd Magazines from all directions ure recoived for patrons and visitors, and more will be added lu case n reasonable support Is obtained. The terms are 50 cents a month, in advance, as papers, Ac, are paid for In advance. This -will amount to ubout - cents a day, or the cost of one oigar for seven days permission to see news from all over the,world, and elogunt hooks which may bo changed overy 24 hours! There Is no compulsion about this, but those who beliovo In get* ting In out of the ruin and who can enjoy a decent tire will doubt less appreciate tilts Institution. Ladled and strangers aro froo, so doubt less ull tlie parties who believe lu Bluo Ribbon will oome forward at onco and Join (Mis attractive nffitlr, both for their own credit anil that of others. Come one, come ull, and you will be attended to by one who can soap all classes, vl/..: Yours Respectfully, HENRY W. HUGHES. New West, Aug. SO, 188(1. dnaSDtc FIRE II8UUICI PHENIX INSURANCE COT BROOKLYN, NEW YORK. (ORGANIZED A. D. 1853.) Capital, - $1,000,000 Losses Paid, over $23,000,000 WOODS, TOBMCE & 6&1ISLS, —_arensrTB. >ETNA INSURANCE CO'Y Hartford-, Conn. CHARTERED A.D. 1810. Cash Capital, - $4,000,0(10 Cash Assets, - $9,192,643 imnmiuu twi'd-wlli-rui'-jth-'i-i- ■JSTOTIOH. Policies are written in the above Companies at NewWestminster without reference to Victoria. DATE ON DETACHED DWELLINGS, i PENDENT •VOOIIH, TOKJiKK ts UAMIUK, Afffn's for New Wi-sIhiIbhIit llllllllll IMrrlrlll. ilnrrHnl HOP LEE HAS UEHOVSD HIS LAUNDRY From Frontstreet toNo. 5-jf!oliiiabluSt., opposite Thos. ;eveils' Blaoksnilth Shop, where he will be glad to see bis old customers. dau'iOml Gas Fittings! E. S. SCOULLAR & CO. * Are Prepared tn Supply and Rreot •*■ Cas Pipe, Cas Fixtures, And everything reluthit' to Ihis branch of business. a*" Experienced and competent men only cnploytMl, and work -r-uuranteed first-class In every respeot. Prices as low as anywhere else. E. a SCOULLAIt A CO.. d-Jly81to Columbia ritreot. ASSOCIATION. Guaranlra Capital **,MMM Full Gov'm't Deposit Head Office, Toronto, Canada A HpME"C0pANY..,, Thii Association merits the confidence the Public, is repps- ing ;in it from thp folfottffng FACTSi— -::-- Jill The Security oll'ered to policy holders is unsurpassed by any Company doing business In Canada, It.hasnosohemoso-f insurance, buttbe woll-establlshod lines, hetiuo the policy holders cannot bo misled an to their contracts. Its statements to tho publio can bo readily understood, its cash statement show- lug every Item of ineome and how expended. Its posit ion tH ascertained annually from a detailed valuation In wjiich every item of liability Is included. . •. J I a Its progress has boen unexampled In the history of Insurance hi Canada, Its policies an* Indisputable after three years, and non-forfeitable after two years' existence. Its profltH are distributed upon an equitable basis. Tho protlts to one -class af policy holders aro not lessened to give larger profits to any other class, which method affords superior advantages over the uniform bonus plan of distribution. Literal (•ndllioB* uio mestd-nee and Travel. J. K. MncDONALT), ] Managing Director. T. R. PEARSON & CO. Agents, Now Westminster- Je7-2uio-alt*mate. GENERAL DEALER COMPLETE STOOK OF GROCERIES -AT- BOTTOM PRICES! Clothing, Hats and DryGoods AT COST OR LESS. If you want Bargains, CALL EARLY. rlw-jlyJiltir WS-THAT-m WANT. ^25 -ofthe- $1.25 DISTRICT OF '.UST .ISSUED BY . J" -•■!:;!-''in 'I-: .!■;; [ Pride^ $1125. This Map lias been proaueea at grent cost, and gives "a* vast: amount of information never before available respecting the most important district in.the Province. ,i u The new Map shows the latest surveys, the latest roads, the line of the 0. P. R. and extensions. - BUY A COPY. PUBLISHED BY mm Bros. Real Estate, Insurance and Klnuneial Agents, NEW WEBTMINSTEtl, VANCOUVER AND VICTORIA, FOR SALE AT T. R. Pearson & Co's NEW WESTMIMSTER AND VANCOUVER. ip24to Just Received via O, PR. one car-load of Stoves and Ranges. Tliese Stoves are from the celebrated firm of of E. & C. Gurney & Co. and are-well known tobe the best in the market;'.'." &oir- ties desiring Stoves will do well to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere, as we are offering these Stoves at a slight advance on cost to make room for twd*,more car loads now bn the wjay.. , m E. S. SCOULLAR & CO. ilnul.llo COLUMBIA STREET. Important to Bakers! MANITOBA FLOUR tUalH}-MIIIn. BrttiHloiu) 'Jlio first car-loail haa arrived and more ia coming. Tfit IT. Foi terms apply to CAULKTON A HARMS; Port Hammond, Huh: A«entnforllrltlsh Coiumbin, dntiI8m CHANGE OF^ TIME TABLE, STEAMIER "GLADYS" UNTII* FURTKKR' NOTKJE WILL make rc-w'ulnrt rl ps • TO iTAlB AJfD WAI PORTS, : LciivIiikNi-w WeKtmliiHternn MONDAYS nnd THURHDA.Y8 At 7 u. m. Itr'turiiliig on Wi'dncMlHyH antl Miihirdnys Jlyniii- * f'APT. TNHLKY, MftNler, PITT & 00., Real Estate, Mining AND MONEY BROKERS, —AND— General Commission Ag'ts VANCOUVER. B. O. -.. JtAUNS NEGOTIATED....., . te-ltc AUCTION SALE! UNDER. INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE Mortgagee, I will sell by Publio Auction at 12 o'clock noon, on /,, Wednesday, tne 22ndln3t., At my Offlce, Columbia Street, all that Valuable Piece or Farming Land at Hud Bay Known ua the Nortli-Enfil Quarter of f)w lion One* Townnhlp Three, with Its appurtenances. The rond to Ladner's Land*- Ing runs through thlfl lnnd. TERMS CASH. : ** ' ' For particulars apply at my office. - - HENRY V. EbMONDS, Auctioneer. VICTOR PERPETUAL Siliiiii REID & CURRIE -s^OF THE— PACIFIC CARRIAGE WORKS HAVfc PUROHASWD THE SOLE rlttlit to inanufucttire these celebrated Huy Railing Praises In the Province of llrltlsh Columbia, nnd are now maiiufne- t-urlnu them at their manufactory, Columbia St., New Westminster. Farmers and others Interested are advised to call nnd see theso presses before purchasing else- where. They have no equal for economy, simplicity and-efficiency. With this Press there is no climbing up nnd trumping in. the hay and climbing down again and pulling out the bale, as with the old-style presses. Everything Is done on the level ground. You don't stop the team to tie thc bale. The l*.nlo Is discharged automatically, and moves 'ItRelf on to a platform scale to be weighed and tagged. It Iti the cheapest Press, besides being the best; bo every farmer can nttord to have one of hts own, and lt will save him its worth In one season by reducing the high rates of freight toa minimum, and by avoiding loss of time and vexation when you want to be balling hny. REID & CURRIE. * J'' ' * '** dwse&tc ' WM. CURRIE. PACIFIC COLUMBIA STBEET, New Westminster, B. C. IfflAfflliK HAVING PURCHASED Uie Black- . simtitiog bu«ln«Bs lately carried on by W. R, Lewis, and the Vaclfio dar- riage Works, canted on by Johnstone k Smith, we are prepared io manufacture all kinds of Faim Wagons,....... Carriages, Phaetons, Buggies, Express Wagons, Drays, Carts, Stages, And everything in the vehicle line on the shortest notioe and at reasonable price.. We also keep in Btock the above articles, and all kinds o( Wagon and Cnrrirge Material. Rcpalrlnic, Palntlni* S Trlm- mlDS done at reasonable prices. BLACKSMITHINC In all its branches. Farmers', Log gars', Mill and Contract Work, and Horseshoeing undertaken; Agricultural Implements, and everything in the blacksmith Hue made to order. We also keep in stook to supply the trade,—Iron, Steel, Cumberland Coal, Chain, Horse and Ox Shoes, Steel And Iron Harrow Teeth, Harrows,Springs, Ailes, and a complete stock of Carriage Hardware. Having secured first-class work men; we (eel confident of giving satisfaction. All material and work leaving the shop will be guaranteed first- class. Orders from the country promptly attended to, . \ mh-itc SKIP 4 OURRIB a.. HAVING PUR- chased the stock ofHardware,Paints, Oils, &c., of the Estate of Trapp Bros,, we purpose to the Public GREAT INDUCEMENTS in this branch of , the Busi* nesg, ^hijbh w^ytrust will secure thepat- ronageof those residing oh the Mainl&jid. We have bought a large and well-selected stock of Shelf Hardware in the eastern marketsFGR CASH, which we expect to arrive in ra few days, and our assortment will be, we consider, seco,nd to nonein the country, arid will bofdttnd complete in all the following branches: General and ,, Shelf Hardware, Cross-cut Saws, Paints iti all colorSj Boiled & Raw Linseed Oil [English and American], Dry Colors in all kinds, Wall Paper and Window Blinds, Oakum, Pitch, GiftntjBIasting and Sporting Gtm- Powder, Fuse and Caps, Brushes in Paint, White-wash, Scrubbing, Horse, Dandy and Whisk, and a full line of Table and, Ppcket Cutlery. We purpose doing a CASH BUSINESS and all orders intrusted to us will be subject to a cash discount of "5 percent. —our motto being, "Small Profits and Quick Returns." TbanklDK the Public generally tor tbe liberal patronage accorded to ns In the past, we trait by strict attention to business to merit a continuance of the name. T.J. TRAPP, COMMISSIONS IN THK CODNTKV PROMPTLY EXKCUTKD, to u um ch w «•* i«t mm,' i Mccormick twinb Brai*ii, IMKiDOW hkttlt RBAriRI, i TRIUMPH nlAPIRd, I 1 BUCKIYB MOWER, 1 ITHICA BAY RAKE. ,.„[•)• flLASS WINDOWS* DOORS A* J-AOtOrt* RATK-I. eeao '. : THEnSTATLY"83llJMll'XWT'-'-OftwAEYi-Mf. Chapiifcti, in old resident of, Yale, was found dead in Iub store on Monday. Mrs. York, one of the oldest settlers of Sumns, died yesterday. Tho funeral takes place, to morrow. Opposition.—It is reported that the 0. P. N. Oo. people have said they will not let the Gladys make enough PUBLISHED Afteratoa except fan-lay* * irtY AHD PinWNO t At the Company's Steam Printing Es- tubliabmont, C r" t, Columbia Bt. Delivered in tbe City dally. Mailed dally, one year Mailed dally, six months... ,23c. per week 910.00 6.50 ADKVMItt MTtt.ni THI MIU. Transient Advert llenients.-lHrtt insertion, 10 ctH. por Uno solid nonpareil; eacb subsequent consecutive insertion, 2ctN. per line. Advertisements not inserted every day, 10 ots. per Une ouch Insertion, HUudlns: AdverllPteinenis. —Regular Business or ProfeHslonal Advertisements $W.75; 1 col. $10. If insorted for less than !! mos. 10 per cent, will be added. Special Notices among reading mutter, 20 ots. per Uno ench Insertion. Specials calling attention to advertisements, 10cts. por line. Blrtbs, Marriages and Deaths, SI for ench Insertion; Funeral Notices In connection with deaths- $Q ots. eaoh Insertion, ■ Auctlou gales, when displayed,charged '25 per cent, less than transient advts. If solid, charged at regulur transient Kites, THE WEEKLY CO^UiyMMXN Issued every Saturday Morning. Delivered In the City, per yenr. 9-1.00 Mailed, peryeor .....-», *,.>-_ 2.00 Mailed, fl moritHst:..i.f.i..........'.....-.. 1.25 WEEKLV ADVERTISIHQ RATES. Transient AdvertlsenieMtH.-Firstlnser- tioit,lOctj!. per Uno solid nonpareil; sub- ■a-rt*ftt\i*lHlofai; mg% *■•■<-• - Btandlag Advet-tlsemenls.—For 1 inch, $1.60 per month; 2 Ins. 82per m.; .1 ins. $2.90 f«r m.; 1 ool, 812.75 per m. If Inserted for BBS than S mos. 10 per cent, will be added to these rates. , .**■'; l {■ F., 1 Speoial notices among reading matter, 35 cu. per Une each Insertion. Cuts must be ail metal, and for large outs nn extra rate will be. charted. No advt. Inserted In el^jr jyns fofl^a than 81. g^ilg fritteh Columbian n Wediei'day Evening. Sept* 15, IBM, The stranded at. has been floated* off. For Sale 1000 J-barrels and kits cheap. Apply at tbis office. , ... aplOto A special meetinn of the B. O, Presbytery will be held 'lh this citv on Monday next, ■Mr, Cowper,- asks tenders for the erection df a dwelling on Royal avenue. See adv. For Sale—Hotel doing a good paying business; cheap. Apply at Woods, Turner k Gamble. jyUto Our telegraphic despatches t'His afternoon are more than usually interesting, and will repay perusal. > Arrangements have been made for a ball at Langley on the 22d inst., in nid of Royal Columbian hospital. A very horrible story eonoerning the dreadful ravages of cholera in Austria will be found in this afternoon's des* patches. It is almost beyond belief. An item marked " personal" came through the postoffice tho other day for publication, but it is withheld because th* atttliw tteglected to ■ euoloso hiirtattte.* ■--*■-•-■■ : -'•'-": <*-•■ Before l deciding on the plan of -/our new house look ovor the latest architectural designs at Mr. Hill's office, McKensle St., and:Comblne economy witli utility nnd beauty. U dv-eelSto A large pile-driver hammer from the Vancouver foundry, Victoria, for the use of tho snagboat in making improvements' at the rivet mouth,,wiib brought up on the Teaser. . .The only man who got ovon with the earthquake lives mi Taylorville, Ky. Wherir It'rattled at his door he promptly tired at it, under the impression that robbers were seeking An entrance. Ayer's Ague Cure acts directly qn the liver and biliary apparatus, and drives out the malarial poison which Induces T^-^pl#iH]iiuft;Ulious disorders. Warranted to cure, or money refunded, Judges-Have you anything to say before the court passes sentence, upon yoii 1 Prisoner—Well, all I got to say is, I hope yer honor'll consider the extreme youth of my lawyer, an* let me off easy.—-Puck John O. £110 is getting tired of Canada, beoause all society doors are closed against him. There is one .door Jn KewYotW-Tohir-'-Wll (TO ajjen'-tind ready to welcome him. It is at Sing ■ StoftfTfjHttw&'Min., .-.'.i'- ifhoM Some person who does not. sign his name sends for publication a letter relating to tho remarkable invitation from a Clover Valley lover that was published, last month, but we muBt decline to accept It. *ji' By a vote of 138 to 113, tho Metho diat-Codfereooe now sitting jo Toronto has decided in twist of university federation. This will probably involve the removal of Viotoria university from Oobourg to Toronto, In addition to onr iiw stock of spring goodB we have opened an Invoice of Diagonals, West of England Broadcloths and French Cassimeres. Walsh the Model TailoV. Hkrdbrt Walsh, Man- »*«• MU <« 'Hgjfa " The heathen in his blindness bows, down to wood and .qtonfl," says a popular missionary hymn, and it is exemplified in an Arkansas county where Wood and Stone' lire candidates 'on a democratic ticket.—Pittsburg Chronicle ' Oife' of the questions which will come up before Judge Henry in the exchequer court shortly to be held in the provinco is that between the province and the Dominion in regard to the rightful ownership of minerals in railway lands, A Port Haney correspondent calls attention to the faot that in noticing the operations of Messrs. Beckett & to pay the oiling of the machinery. If this threat is carried out Mr, Towns- end says she must be withdrawn. Grousk Soahcii.—Grouse are reported to be scarce along the river. The Indians account for the circumstance by the late season of high water, which they Bay destroyed the broods on the lowlands when they were too young to get out of roach of the flood. 1.— *•» ,--,—• ,. Some Potatokh.—They were digging potatoes on the penitentiary grounds to-day, and came across some that we hope will find their way to the Colonial exhibition. One weighed 3 lbs, 1 qz,j another 3 lbs., nnd a third 2| lbs. If anybody can beat that, let him spook nowl , ,, , . ,,,.,, A-rbivau.—-The Teaser brought up 30 tons freight from Victoria last evening. The Gladys came down the river to-day with 9 full froight and a number of passengers, also $1,000 in gold dust. The Reliance from up river had ■fclBo 'good' freights and the usual number of passengers. .The Yosemite hod a large freight and passenger list. J» -4*>.»h _t_ Fwither East.—An item in our last, evening's issue stated that an engineer arid fireman had been lolled foil tlie C. P. ll. "near Port Moody." ™2tear Port'Moody" is rather too indefinite for local purposes. The scene bf the accident was 1.070 miles east of the station of the "statutory terminus," at a place called Rat Portage. " »-*J>-4 „ Mekong- of Synod.—The synod of ■the diocese of New Westminster will meet to-morrow (Thursday) in Holy Trinity Church, at 1.0 a.m. The sermon , j-fill be preached by the Ven. Archdeacon of Columbia. The service iB public, and there will be a collection for the expenses of synod. , There will be ohorol Evensong at 8p.m., at which a sermon will be preudied by tho ReV*. D. H. W. Horlock. Son it was stated that their briok yard was situated at Port RanlWortd,whereas it is at Port Haney. We bog to apologize to Port Haney and our correspondent, The mistake was entire- A*f-iaWfl| Ayer's Sarsaparilla many a poor sufferer who submits to the surgeon's knife' tecauBe of malignant sores and scrofulous swellings, might be saved, sound and whole. This will purge out the corruptions which pollute the blood, and by which such complaints are originated and fed. |!' : ""i' " *'' 1 The West Shore f6r Soptember is a specially fine number, both in ite illustrations and literature. It is announced that a splendid engraving of ML Hood, nrintedin eight culors, is -Mi1g pfopaE-rt u a ipeolal supplement to the holiday number. Every household In the Northwest should receive the West Sliore regularly. Published , nt Portland, Oregon; |2 per year, I .« /lf*Jt'i!~*u/<(<lW '(9-ilft Saxmon.—Last week cohoe salmon were running unusually well for this mouth of j .the- year, but the run hu fallen off again. Reports from down river state that nets are stretched across the mouth from Point Roberts to Point Gray and few fish are being taken. If these reports are true, it is apparent tliat something must be done to prevent the blocking of the river mouth with nets if we would preserve our splendid industry from injury, '■ -—; « *m » 1_ B. 0. A. E,*.-Thennnual exhibition of the British Columbia Agricultural Association, it should be remembered, ia to be hole thia year on tho 7th, 8th and Oth of October. The mainland press does not seem to have been favored this j year with a copy of the prize list or any official intimation as to tho programme to be adopted, and we have had to rely upon such information as oould be picked up. We may again express the hope, however)' that the farmers and- others' will do all they can to make the exhibition a success.' ■ —»—— •*» — — -- — Sunday School Institute.—Rev. E, G. Whjjeler, of- Portland, Ori, the Sunday School missionary and representative of the International Sunday School, Institute, is expected ih this city next Saturday for uie -purpose of holding a Sunday sehool Institute. It will be remembered that Mr. Wheeler made -arrangements to visit this city some months ago but failed iu consequence of the sudden death of a near relative. He will be accompanied by Mrs. Wheeler. Sunday schools should avail themselves of the benefit of this Visit. Particulars wiU, be given later. A Useful Book.—A bluo book has just been issued from the department of agriculture, Ottawa, that is of more than usual interest. It is a "Statistical Abstract and Record," and contains a largo amount of information relating to legislation, population, finance, trade, railways, canals, postoffices, telegraphs, criminal statistics, immigration, marine, fisheries, militia, arts and agriculture, lands, banking, insurance, loan companies, Ac. Tlie statistics are principally taken from official documents, and may be relied upon as very nearly accurate. We are indebted to the minister of agriculture for A, copy 6f this useful work. . " Licensing Court.*—This court met at 11 o'olock to-day. There were present Mayor Dickinson (chairman) and Messrs. Bole, Cunningham, Ferris, Pittendrigh, Clute, Clarkson, De Book and I Mathers. The application of Messrs. Insley & Owens and James Wise were presented. Mr. Corbould appeared for Mr. Wise and asked leave to withdraw the application till next sitting of the court, Mr. Atkinson appeared for the other applicants, and presented a petition signed by 100 residents of the eity praying for the granting cf the license, on the ground that more hotel accommodation, was needed. Per contra, a petition signed by 300 residents of the city was presented by Rev. C. Watson against granting the licenses, and another by Mrs. Jas. Cunningham on behalf of the W. C. T. U. Rev. Mr, Watson and Mr. W. R. Austin addressed the court on behalf of the local temperance alliance against the applications. After deliberation the court announced that both applications had been refused. C. C. Jacobs, Buffalo, N, Y„ says: "Dr. Thomas' Eclectrie Oil cured him of a bad case of piles of 8 year*' standing, having tried almost every known remedy, 'besides two Buffalo physicians,' without relief; but the Oil cured him; ht thinks it cannot be recommended too highly." There being imitations of Dr. Thomas' Eclectrio Oil on the market, customers will see that they get the genuine, Personal. Mr. Thot. Cunningham returned to-day from Johnson's Landing. Mr. Jas. Burns, of Burns <& Co., Victoria, came down the river to-day. Mr. Brown, who succeeds Mr. Mac- Phetridge as traffio manager at Port Moody, and, 0. Wood, U. S. customs officer who will attend to bonded freight coming through on the C.P.R., came up on the Yosemite to-day. Registered at the Colonial to-day: C, H, Freedman, Victoria; M. Lumby, Spallumcheen; W. Wolfenden, Victoria; Geo. Winks, Winnipeg; Arthur Hill, Victoria; R. Y. Ellis, C.P.R.; D. Hewes, California; L. A. Aggasiz, Ferny Combe. Messrs. Thos. Shaw, W. J. Tippins and Henry Brown, of Victoria ore also in the eity. Kootenay Railway.— We have heard it stated as quite probable that application will be mode to the provincial legislature next session for a ouingo ill the charter of the Kootenay Railway and Navigation Oo. . Wp.are not informed as to ihe precise nature of the changes iutended, but believe it is intended to connect the Kootenay Railway directly with the C. P, R. and to make it standard gauge instead of narrow rouge. If the house consents te the change it will make the Kootenay Railway a direot feeder for the O, P. R., and will involve the construction of about 80 milea of road instead of 25 miles, ns required under the present agreement. Apmittino Lunatics. — As there seems to be a serious misapprehension respecting tlie steps necessary to secure admission of patients to the lunatic asylum,' we publish for general information the following clause from tlie consolidated statutes: "No person shall be received into said asylum as a lunatic without a certificate from two duly qualified medical practitioners, signed and verified by n stipendiary magistrate or two justices of the peace. Tho reason of this strictness must be obvious to those who' know thnt peoplo who are perfectly sane have been un- justly thrust into, lunatic asylums by designing, scoundrels who wished to got rid of thein for the purpose of enabling them to cany out tlieir owu ; solfisn schemes, j Cotnmunicatimw. * Connecting Links. Editoe Columbian.—-Although the railway line between Moody snd Vancouver be "injuncted," the latter place is not quite so dead, as some folks would have us believe; aud it will doubtless re* tain sufficient vitality during the winter to ensure a large amount of traffic with the Freshwater Terminus. The government is therefore acting wisely in attending to the repair of the new road; but it will not be wise all through if it neglects the old one.f It is now in very fair condition, and a small expenditure, at once, will keep it up to the mark (you are aware that the "mark" for country roads in this district is not set very high) during the winter. The bush sbould be slashed away along both sides of the road, the ditches cleared, and a few spots whioh threaten speedily to become quagmires, should be covered up with gravel. Beds of gravel occur all along the road and two men with a dump cart and a brush hook could do pretty well all it would pay to do at this season, before tho November rains come. Every dollar so expended now would Bave ten in Bpring. Tourist. Gilbert Laird, St. Margaret's Hope, Orkney, Scotland, writes: "I am re quested by several friends to order another pared of Dr. Thomas' Eclectrie Oil, The last lot I got from yon having been tested in several cases of rheumatism, has given relief when doctor's medicines have failed to have any effect. The excellent qualities of this medicine should be made known, that tho millions of r«*f. ferers throughout the world may L,. **■ by its providential discovery." Sad Stories from Berlin. Out of a population of 1,200,000 in Berlin inore than 150,000 are receiving public charity. Many of tlie working- men here openly favor community of wives. Divorces have increased to 15 -per cent of the marriages solemnized. The attendance at the churches has decreased to 2 per cent, of the adult population, and of 48,000 funerals last yenr nearly 30,000 were performed without any religious ceremonies whatever. Women flock by thousands to the city to obtain employment, and, failing to get what they want. Urge numbers fall and are lost. This evil has become so groat that strenuous efforts aro being made to avoid it. The law of consent has already been raised iu a similar way as it waa dono iu Now York nnd in England. By suoh legislative enactment some sort of protection ia extended to girls up to uie age of 18. Lodging houses ana benevolent institutions have been established to rid working women, and a society of ladies has been formed charged with protecting, sustaining and counseling women up the Age of 35.—Berlin letter in if. Y.Snn. Latest liyTelegrapli This Afternoon's Despatches. Special to (he Columbian. San Francisco, Sept. 10.—The British sloop of war Cormorant arrived here to-day from San Diego en route to Vancouver Island. London, Sept. 16.—Cholera is gaining ground in Austria. It is worst at Lie village, near Agrani, Of nine hundred inhabitants of the village ninety have been stricken down aim about twenty- eight of them died almost immediately. People distrust the doctors and conceal the sick as long as possible. Doctors are frequently stoned in the streets. In one house a mother and daughter were found half naked on the bare floor writhing in tlie agonies of death and i;ifanother room lay .the body of the fatlifer upon which had been thrown tho corpse of a son. Villagers are too much frightened to help one another. St. Louis, Sept. 15.—Late yesteiday afternoon the Howard Co. Bank at Glasgow closed Its doors ami placed its business in the hands of trustees for the benefit of its creditors. Jas, S. Thompson, president of the hank makes the following statement of the bank's affairs: "Assets of bank are ample to pay all depositors and stock holders in full. Hard times and the extreme difficulty of collections ' Induced the directors to turn over the business to trustees who will collect and pay its depositors and then pay the stock holders to the amount of 960,000. The liabilities do not amount to quite this sum. Las Vegas, New Mexico, Sept. 15.— To-day a train of ten coaches arrived from the south bringing Chierachua and Warm Spring Apaches from San Carlos reservation 111 Arizona to Florida. There were 460 of the savages guarded by three companies of U.S. infantry. Although none of them have been on the war path siuce Geronimo broke loose it is well understood tbat they were furnishing his band with ammunition and there was no telling what moment they might break out. For these reasons the government decided to ship them to Florida where they could do no harm. More than half of the Indians are squaws and their children and a more repulsive aud hideous mass of humanity never crowded in emigrant sleepers before. The car doors were closely guarded by soldiers-, London, Sept. 15.—This iB the second day of the Doncoster September meeting. The race for the St. Leper stakes was won by Ormond's; St. Miriam 2nd, Ex- more 3rd, Seven starters. Washington, Sept. 15.—A call for 315,000,000 3 per cent, bonds will probably issue from tbe treasury this afternoon, Constantinople Sept. 15.—The British are establishing a coaling station at Thaso, on the northeast shore. The island of Thaso is in the Mgean sea, off tho southeast of Roumelia, and belongs iu the greater part to the khedive. The Island has, however, for some time enjoyed certain autonomic privileges. Besides establishing a coaling station at the village of Thaso, the British are giving other indications of an intention to govern the whole island. Said Pasha, the Turkish minister of foreign affairs, telegraphed instructions to Eastern Pasha, Turkish ambassador in England, to ask Iddlesleigh, foreign minister, whether or not it is true that England is chartering steamers and making other preparations ag-uur-b oontingeuouHi, and if so what are England's masons tor this activity, and If it is indirectly in conueotion with anything iu which Turkey 1ms interests. Paris, Sept 15.—ltepubliqiie Fran- caise publishes a telegram from London which states that England meditates a grand coup d'etat and will probably proclaim Egypt British possession. "She will, however," adds the BepubUque Francaise, "do nothing until she has a sufficient forco at Alexandria. " London, Sept. 15.—Sir Charles Dilke, who has returned to London, has already announced that he will reenter public life, as proprietor nnd editor of p. London newspaper. The Rock on which many a constitution goes to pieces is Dyspepsia, Tht loss of vigor which this disease involves,, the maladies which accompany it, or whieh are aggravated hy it, the mental despondeucy wliich it entuils, are terribly exhaustive of vital stamina. Its true specific is Northrop & Lyman's Vegetable Discovery and Dyspeptic Cure, which likewise overcomes bilious maladies, female ailments, and thoso coupled with impurity ol the blood. "Who made you?" inquired a teacher of a lubberly boy who had lately joined her class. "Dun't know." he said, "Don't knowl You ought to be ashamed of yourself—-a boy 14 yeurs old. Why, there's Dickey Felton; he's only 3; he can tell, 1 daresay. Come here, Dickey, Who mado you?" "God," lisped the child. "Theru!" said the teacher. "I knew he would remember." "Well, he oughter," said the stupid boy, "'tain't but a little while ago sinco lie was mnde."—Ed: A little boy was watching his nm- ther make sandwiches tn curry to the picnic laat Thursday, nnd nuked what she was putting between the biscuits. She replied, "Deviled ham." He thought for n moment, mid thon replied, " Well, you needn't give me any of that bad man's ham. fnr I belong to the Star of Promise."— Fair* hdven. Mass,, Star, Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator is Sleasant to take; sure and effectual In estroyiug worms. Many hnve tried it with best result", raaaBifcBis. Per str. Reliance, from up river, Sept. M. — Mrs B P Boyce, P McTiernan, A Burns. T Dunvllle, A Mntiomt, (leu Hall, T Cunningham. H PBulex, RCoglilan.K J Thomson, Wm Oliver. J Rltehlt*, A Hawklufl,JTremblatli,Sl>iiiui,KLKIrk- Iniul, MoKendry, G O Carter, 1) Dnlztol, H A Trance, R Benton, A I- Kry.T D Johnson, nnd others. Per str, Yosemite, from Victoria, Auk. 15,-MIhk I-arkcr, Mrs Ban 11, Mrs Miller, Mm llowlsou. Mrs Woodward, Mrs Rocket, Mrs I.timby, Mr Brown, Mr C Wood, Mr Wolfenden, Mr F Woods. Wilkes, If Brown, Pnrrr, Booth, and Ttpplns. Why go limping and whining about f'our conis, when a 25-csnt bottle of Hoi way's Corn Cure wil| remove them! Give It a trial and you will not regret it. Wholesale city Market. Reef, per 100 lbs. $7 00 @ $8 00 Pork " 7 50M 1100 Mutton " fl m(ti tl 00 IIIdi-H(gr-n)" 8 60® 0 00 Potatoes " •-....... I 35ti4 1 SO Turnips " - «... 0-503 0 75 Cnrroft «' 1 0 759 100 Parsnips " 1 00(3 1 *» Boets " 166& 1 25 CnhbiiKC " ■■ 1 0M 1 25 Onions ■' 2 00® 8 00 Apples " 100 9 175 Pears " 0 Ul) (* 0 01) Whetlt " 1 50 <i* 1 75 Onts '■ i 1 50(i» 1 73 Vena " , t flop* 1 75 Hay, ner tot) i_ 00 & 10 00 flutter(rollrt) perlb ,. 0 25(§ 0 :i0 Chocso, " 0 18@0 10 Kini-N, per dots 0 28(4 0 30 Geese, each ,„ l ftl-i? 1 75 Ducks . " -,..-.. a 'J0 m U25 Chickens, per pair 0 75 & too Turkeys, per 11> 0 20@ 1)25 Cor-lwoo-i (retail) per conl 8 00 0 :l 50 Job printing of all kinds neatly done ut the Columiuan office, Prices will be found lower than at any other office iu tlu* yvtMnee,-~Adv. Canadian Psalter and Hymnal, with tunes (for Presbyterian Church), at T. It. Pearson ft Co.'s, Now Westminster and Granville. * Mortgages, Deeds, Leases, Agreements of Hale, and blank foi-mi of all kinds, at T. R. Pearson & Co'a. • A full line of Canadian Hymnals just tvoeive-1 at T. R. PearsonftCo.'a oolTte An Efficient Remedy, In all cues of Bronchial and Pulmonary Affection, la Aim's Choky I'kciorjii,. Aa tuch It la raogniied anil prescribed bjr tie medical profiulon, and In many thousands of families, tor the past forty yean, lt haa been regarded aa an Invaluablo household remedy. It Is a preparation tbat only requires to bo taken In verv small quantities, and a few doses of it administered In tbe early stages of a cold or cough will effect a speedy cure, and may, very possibly, savo lite. There Is no doubt whatever tbat Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Has preserved the lives of great numbers of persons, by arresting tho development ot Laryngitis, Bronchitis, Pneumonia, and Pulmonary Consumption, and by the cure of thoso dangeroua maladies. Tt should be kept ready for use In every family whero thero are children, as it la a medicine far luperlor to all othen In the treatment of Croup, tho alleviation ot Whooplng Cough, and tluciinotColda and Influenza, ailments peculiarly incidental to childhood and youth. Promptitude In dealing with all diseases of this elass la of the utmost importance. The loss of a single day may, In many cases, entail fatal consequence,. Do not watte precious time In experimenting with medicines of doubtful efficacy, while the malady Is constantly gaining a deeper hold, but take at once tho speediest and most certain to cure, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, PREPARED BY Dr. J. V. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mast. Sold by all Druggists. The Confederation Lire, The annual report of this solidly prosperous Canadian institution will be found in another column. The facts revealed in the accounts and the Directors' report thoroughly justify the ecomhimB which the shareholders present bestowed upon the management. Thanks to the resolute manner, in which the Company has de* clined to embark upon extravagant methods of procuring business, the working expenses of the company bear to the total income the very small ratio of between 17 and 18 per eent. A point attesting tho soundness of the finances of the Company is the fact that the interest income is sufficient to pay the death claims--which in a company of the age of the Confederation Life is something to be proud of. The ass ts aud liabilities are Bet forth In minute detail, and the tables show that, after making allowance for all possible contingencies and providing for every debt, there is a surplus of $282,199 over liabilities and capital combined. The increase in the assets iu the last year waB $260,390. So much for what oan be done hy rigid adherence to what the President defined as tho time policy of tlie Company, vis:—"To keep its balance sheet right.and avoid unnecessary, unwise, or extravagant expenditure for the sake merely of increasing new business." —Toronto Globe. T. R. Pearson & Co. are agents for this company in British Columbia. ml9tc TIIE WEST HIIOltK FOK SEPTEMBER. —The Great Illustrated Britisli Colnm* bia Edition. A fall supply now on hand al T. II. rvursou A Co's., sole agents for lhe Mainland. *t SS els. ench. te A new map of British Columhla just issued hy the govornment, for sale at T. R. Pearson & Co's. The best map evor issued; $2.25.~Adv. USTEW FALL DRY GOODS OPENING DAILY. D. Drysdale & Co. 73 COLUMBIA STREET, d»au2-tc New Westminster, B. C. JAMES ELLARD & CO. IMPORTERS OF Dry Goods, Silks, Millinery, MANTLiSS, Carpets, Underclothing, Hosiery, OX* -JLXsXb 3KX3 OT. PAUL'S CHURCH. Services ev Q ory Hunday at 11 a. m. and 7 v. m. in ttie Ohuroh, Ht. John street, below Royal avenue. Seats free, all aro cordially Invited. Sundav School at 2.30 p. v. ____ (fe2Bto) METHODIST CHURCH, Mary St. Rev. C. Watson, Pastor. Services at 11 a, m. and 7 p. m. Sunday School and Bible Class 2:!t0 p. m. Prayer Meeting on Thursdays at» p. in. Seats free; strangers cordially Invited. Jo7-w. CHURCH OF ENGLAND, Rt. Mary's, Sapperton. Services, Sundays, 10.30 a. m„ and 3.30 p.m. Thursdays, 7,3dp. in. Dally, 10a. m., 5 p. in. Holy Communion, Sundays, 7 a.m., except '2nd Sunday In the month. All seats free. mh2Qto BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev. Robt, Lennie pustur ■ meets In the Court House. Services at 11 a.m. and 7p.m. Sabbath School and Bible Class at 2.30 P.M. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening ut 3 o'clock. Strangers cordially Invited. aplStc A UNION LODGE No, 9, A. F. *, A. SI.—The regular Communications of this Lodge are held on the first Monday in each mouth. Sojourning brethren are cordially I nvi ted to atteud D. WILSON, fe23-tc Secretary. Clothing, Gent's Furnishing Goods! Millinery & Dressmaking done in Latest Styles. Cor. Columbia and Mary Sts. ■»Jyi"> NEW WESTMINSTER LORNE COLLEGE, l-r-B-W* -*55*^BS***-*v(n:-l-TST-S*R, S. C. a-c-c-tr-r-j-to-es borool for bo Visitor, Knights of Labor. mm! KNIGHTS OK I.ABOIt HAVE I reuiovr'rl from the Foresters1 Hull lo tlio Orangemen's Hall, where tiiey hold their weekly meetings on TUESDAY NIGHT at 8 o'cloek. M. P. CROCKER, Seeretnry. New West., Aug. 2:1 lr, 18SU. daujffiml Telephone Call No. 8. P.O. Box 71 WM McCOLL, asitnl Merchandise! Dry Qoods, Men's Furnishings, Groceries & Provisions. LUHDBOM'S HLOCK, Columbia St, liw-iuutte Cancellation of Reserve NEW WESTMINSTER DISTRICT. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tho Reservo plneerl upon Section 4, Block 4 North, Range 7 West, has been cancelled, and that threo months from the date hereof the land will be open to purchase, WM. SMITHE. Chief Commissioner of Lands & Works. Lands nnrl Works Department, Victoria, B. C, Sept. 1st, 1880. tlsetml 1,11ml Replstr- Ordinance, 1S70 I'll 91, Illork I, IMS. Block II, lain, Illork Tl, Inl 1, Illork IX, HulrdlH.le. El l»-ll»f "Islrlrl lei «io. IKJIi lol ia, Illork XXVII, SutHllvlslon O, nnrl of District lol No. IH*, nml Illork M, purl or District let No. nun. In lhe Uity of Vancouver* WHEREAS THE CERTIFICATES OF Title of John Calllstor to tlio above- mentioned lands havo beon tost or destroyed, nnd nupllcatlon has beon made for duplicates' thorcof; Notico Is therefore hereby given that, snch duplicate cortin- cates will bo issued unless causo bo shewn to tho contrnry within ono month from Hie date hereof. R. W. ARMSTRONG, , , n 1 . „«, Deputy Registrar. Land Registry Oflico, New Westminster, n. 0„ llth Sept., '80. dsellml - ■ The Bishop of Xew Westminster. Pbikcipal-H. FIENNES-CLINTON, ESQ., M. A. (ol Keble College, Oxford, and Lennoxvllle, P. Q.). Assistant Master and Sci'Kristeniikst of the Commercial Department : W. H. BATES, ESQ. (of the College Communale, Boulogne, ud Anglo- French College, London). Matros-MRS. REDDISH. Board or Education—The Visitor and Principal; The Ven. Archdeacon ol Columbia ; The Rev. H. O. Fiennea-Clinton; C. N. Trew, Esq., M, D,; O. E. Corbould, Esq. The School will Re-open on Thursday, Sept. 9th, 1886. THE COURSE OF STUDIES EMBRACES EITHER CLASSICAL OR COMMER- clnlsubjects. In theformer Branches preparation Is given for tho Universities; In thc latter pupils arc lined by n study of Modern Languages, Commercial Correspondence, Book-keeping, &c, to take positions of responsibility In tbe Business Houses of the Proviuce. Both brandies Include sound Instruction In Geography, History. EngJish and Mathematics. Por Prospectus, apply to thc BisMor of nkw Westminster, or uny member of the Bonrd of Education. LOOK HERE! Being determined to close out the balance of my Stock before October ist next, I will sell all Goods now on hand at a GREAT SACRIFICE fyCall early to secure Bargains. G. LEISER. INSURANCE NewWestminster City DWELLINGS, 34 percent. OUTSIDE OF CITY: DWELLINGS, 2 per cent. BARNS, 3 " RAND BROS., AGENTS CITIZENS INSURANCE COV tlwse2ml S. H. WEBB, AUCTIONEER APPRAISER General Commission Agent. HAVIN'i HAD EXTENSIVE EX- licricncc in California and elsewhere in the nbove business, I am now prepared to take charge ol any sales, auction or otherwise, that the public mny favor me with. Ciinn, Rilles, CtrtrKgei, ro*<er, Shot, Fishing Tickle, Bfeett* clci, fuller}, nd tar Glassware, TO HR HAD AT THE OLD STAND, KNOWN AS THB 'Menagerie Shop/ OOLUMBIA STREET. tlwnulTtc .■M-sstlLXr .. J-' —*|—'~*rr Hail*) §ritialv Coium"'tanI The solarEnyine. LAST NIGHTS DESPATCHES. Hp-M-irtl In the (iBluwlilau. gfesBOURn' Sept. 14.— Emperor William to-day received the bishop of Strasbourg, the provincial committee, and the canonical council. Constantinople, Sept. 14.— The powers have replied favorably to tho potto's circular. They .ngreo tlmt there shall be no military occupation of Bulgaria.- Consular -reports from Sofia announce tliat Bulgaria and Rou- melia have made an agreement to J avoid any action that might lead u v - ■ • U. S. Minister Uj The visible globfe of tlie smi is 1,- 250,000 times ns liu ge as tho earth; within thc siu-fac-a *o seen there lies a mass exceeding the ^ earth's 320,000 times} tho material i present in the suii'b globe are the s -une aa those which form tho globe of our earth*—at least wo know" that ir on, copper, zinc, sodium, magnesium i, calcium, titanium, and it liinnbctt of other metallic elements aro present; hydrogen is^certainly thore j*. enormous quantities, and Dr. Iieiu-y Draper proved also that oxjt gen is present, while no iw- tronomor doubts ■ that those othor elements which liave not as yet beon detected in tlio sun are really present in his '.nass. jflow, have- we any evidence as to hi tlie way in which the mighty mass of tho sun is disposed within that surface which encloses whnt wc tenn liis ( | volume 1—though in reality one can *-'t) I hardly say what his volumo is, seeing foreign inter ven tion, u. o.mmrmn I that there are portions uf his mass out- Cox left to-day for New York oa ft ■ " two months' leave of absence. Buffalo, Sept. 14.—A despatch from Silver Creek, K. YM Bays: A Niapafs Falls excursion train, on the Nickel Plate railway, linger the. management of J. \V. Bu'Jor, excursion ageut, collided with -m local freight train in a cut ou a cui-v-a just east of here at 11 o'clock this morning. Both the engineer and the firemnu saved themselves by jusaping. Only those in tho smoking car were hurt, it being completely telescoped by. tho.. baggage. oaiV There are various causes given fur the..collision, but Engineer Will- l lain Harris, nf the freight train, is ; blamed for, it. I is said he had orders i t > meet the excursion train at Irving, ; but failed to obey instructions and was ' running ut fnll speed.when1 the crash [ tficiil-Vml.' Train twin will iftt talk *e» f -ftillow yarding who is to blame. A gentleman who was nn the train saya that freight's order was to go to Silvor Creek, and the passenger tnin to Irving, which is. this side, and it was those orders that oaused: the collision. Tlie excitement among tl* survivors was intense, and the scene in the smoking car was most harrowing. The first warning was a slight jar caused by the heavy prewiUtt of air brakes.. Home of the postw-agers stirred thorn* selves in, their aeats, seemingly appro- sido the surface which bounds hiB visible globe. Is tho sun's mass uniformly distributed throughout that visible globe, 1,500,000. times as large as our earth 1 or ia it .-concentrated toward the centre? or, on the othor hand, is the denser part near tho surface, ao that the sun is what Professor Young once suggested, a gigantic bubble'! Tliere are'three liues on which we can seek for »n answer to these questions, lst, we iind that the visible surface of the sun behaveB in a manner utterly inconsistent alike with the idea that this surface is near the real surface of nu inferior globe, and .witli the idea that thc visible surface is part of a mighty vesicle or bubble. The spot isNies are carried' around at different rates, ueoordiug to their distance from tfee equatorial solar regions. ; Not to "Faye and others in'niceties 6f calculation (far from justified by the evidence we havo), I may Bay that the oquatorial zone gains about ono rotation in seven ou the spot zones, or, roughly, some 2,700,000 miles in 200 days—say 13,500 miles per day. Such a velocity as this, close on ten miles in a minute, could not possibly exist in a cloud-laden region (such as the visible | surface of the sun undoubtedly is), and os a*tJoching regions .exceeding tho whole fturfttcu of the earth thousands of times, unless that cloud-laden ro heiidjing danger, then camo the terri- gion were vory far away from tlie real tye. shoot;,followed by the smashing of the windows and roof of the car, and al) wtis a mass of bleeding and strug- lirig humanity. Men covered with blood were* locked in each other's arms, while underneath them und on all sides lay poor unfortunatos .who were instantly killed nnd crushed out uf all hum-in semblance. The wouud. tot) cwwled outof thc dobris and ww» assisted to not-fhbarlng houses, whaw people brought bedding, etc., and did all they could to relieve the Bufferings of the wounded until the arrival of medical aid. Mra. J, H. Siegel, of Erie, was a passenger, on he* way to Buffalo. She arrived here* 'safely this afternoon. In an interview with Mrs. Sicgol she aaid: "I was in the first conch, next to. th* smoking car; the train carried a, in-ge number of eiour- aiuni**t*>, aa, v-iett as regular passengers. Whe *-X»t wo knew of. tho oolliBion was n terrific crash, like nn 'explosion. (I-obody was hurt excepting those in thueinoking-L'-tr, and nut a single cat was thrown •frnm the track, but the smoker was completely telescoped. \t . was a mercy that our car was no-S crushed. One young man in ihe smoker saved himself by dropping on tfte"^ttfcir; -and 'foe-aped with a few bruises. I did not learn the causo of the accident, but we were going very slowly, while the freight train was coming at a high rato of stteud. We were -just one coach-lwagtili off the trestle! wheu the colljawu occurred. Some <>f tbe wounded were taken to the different houses sear by, and one of the coaches avoaturned into a hospital. In ano-'ihu-r uuach the dead wero placed. Twelve have beeu reported killed-, and 14 soriously wounded have hoc* taken 'Eroui tho wreck. London, Sept, 14,—In the house of commons to-night a bill entitled "submarine cable amondmenh" was passed. It ratifies the in tenia tional convention f<>r the im'tectiou o{ the submarine cables l,f Mms world. , Sax Fhanuwcq^ Sept. 14,—A statement cornea direes from the office of the Peninsular and Oriental line in Yokahama thaii that, company guarantees atenmbr connection with viotoria based on a minimum of thirteen milea per hour uu tbe ocean route, which is six hundred miles leas than from San Fmuuisco. The company poesesscs eighty-six vesatds, of, every class and tonnage. Ther. and O. guar an tost thu trip between Victoria and Yokahama to he made in 12 days, also thnt effectivu communication will be made to accommodate the trade between Europe, Australia and New XcnUnd. Already the United States pustnitict- department has been notified of tho early discontinuance of the sending of English mails through San Francisco, thus anticipating tlio nuw route which ia to be made in fr.-un 22 to 25 days between I Loi-Vbm and Liverpool and iratis-PaciVic porta.' It appears, then, that a shorter distance on the Atlantic* less of rail travel, and a material --reduction <>f the Pacific ocean route with the swiftest of the P. and O. company's steamers, links of a purely and very complete English nll 'round tbu world line. Local passenger agents assort that they do not look upon the Canadian Pacific jh a rival in any sense-bat the 1 agent of that road appears to. Ibe more thnn satisfied with tho freight and pas seiitjer business already secured by hia line, and looks forward to n speedy uuiimttiitatfi-ii of trallic. * LtittnnN. Supt. 14.—Tho Momimj Pont says: Gorm-iny hss asked Russia fur a pledge that she will not interfere in Bulgaria nor increaso irritation iu tho Balkans. Russia -stipulates that if such a nit-duo be given Germany and Austria shall not insist on the re-eleo* , tiuu of Alexander to the Bulgarian tfirone by thu European powers. DIMM CO. Wtiolesiile ami Hetall Absolutely Pure. This powder never varltjs. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary ktndB, nnd cannot be sold In compeililon with thc multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only In cans. llOYAI, BAKING POWDKB Co., 100 Willi St., New York. 3fely HO IMCRANITE GREEK The Driard House IS THE BEST HOUSE TO STOP AT IN GRANITE CITY. BURST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION, and P tin1 Table supplied with every possible delicacy. The hotel Is under the personal management of tho well-known caterer, B. Y» Boyeo. .^ ' BOYCE Jt CAIKNS. mhCtc Proprietors. ■QRUGG1STS1 New Westminster, B. C. inlllOUr JUlf At lhe Seii-Slilc. • "Hnvo you, luitlicil yot. tliis sinn- morl" /'Yoa, I've bfttheil suvirml times out nt"eoh6y'Wnnil." "How dill y°u> f,w' ,'K' wittur?" "Fiiul the watiirl Why, you cjin' min it. It'" i>" rtrmmil tho islnnd. - Tents Siftiniis. surface of tho sun, and thereforo from the frittdonal oll'ucts of tho true solar lotitfiMi. Tho roal in»SB of the sun, limsevei' distributed, can only rotate it* vne; tlto visible cloud surface has iitaiir/ nites of rotation; thereforo thero must bo an oiiormoiiB distance between tho two. 2nd, .calculation has Jjeen mnde by competent mathematicians respecting the amount uf polar coniprelnion whieh | would arise fnrm the rotation of a globe suoh as tho sun appeal's to bo, at ! the average rate of rotation indicated by the solar spots. It is found that the polar flattening would be well within tho measuring capacity of our best instruments. But if there is ono tiling certain about the sun, it is that (within such- capacity) his apparent globo ia not flattened at all. It iB absolutely certain, then, that tho roal globe of tho sun lios far within tho .surface of flowing olotids whicli wo aoo and measure. 3rd, our earth has her story to tell about the sun's interior. Wo know from the earth's crust that,- for periods of time which geologists now estimate by tons of millions of years, tho suii'b power has been at work on the earth's surface, by rain, wind, and stona, fashioning and refashioning, tho structure o'f that crust, now forming layers, anon cutting them up, hut throughout leaving clear traces of his handiwork. Croll estimates tho Miration of this portioi' of the earth's history"—that is, of the time during which the earth's crust bus buen forming under solar action—iit fully one hundred millions of years. In other words, our earth tells us one hundred millions of years of sun work, at tho sun's present rato of working. It is a matter of no importance whether wo suppose that the sun has worked all the time at his prosont rate, or has sometimes worked with more energy, sometimes with loss. It is the (luantity of sun work, not tho i way in which tlio work has been done, which alone has to bo considered. Now all pliyBicistsiuid astronomers are agreed in regarding the sun's emission of heat as duo wholly or almost wholly to solar gravitation, resulting ill the steady contraction of the sun's mass. To get from the sun of past ages the -amount of work wliich our earth tells us he has actually done, we must suppose him once Ur havo been much larger than ho is now—how much larger we cannot say. 1 take it also that the change whicli takes place ill tho aspect of the sun's corona as the number of sun Bpots varies, and tliu jilteratiuli uf tlwpliytti- «al condition of the corona--iii such sort that when there aro many siwts, its spectrum indicates the presence of glowing hydrogen, wheroas, when thoro aio fow, tho linos of hydrogen aro few or wanting—correspond also with tho theory that tlio time of sun spots iB a time of great eruptional activity. For tlie rush of ejected masses through the coronal region would rjjiuHo tho hydrogen present there (not . ™ an atmosphere, Imt irregularly dis- • tribute! and moving around the buii) bi glow with greater lustre, bo as to ,»how the lines of hydrogen in tho spectrum of the corona. It is, at any rato, remarkablo that ! all tho facts known to us In regard to | thu sun spots themselves, to the color- 1 ed flames, and to tho corona, should ' -agree In confirming that which is already all but demonstrated by three strong lines of ovidonco, that tho reid working mats of tho buii is vory much smaller than the globe we moasuro as his, anil that all tho phenomena whicli givo srr great mi interest to the study of the sun are due to tremendous forcos nt work tons of thousands of miloB beiow the surface which limits our view of In , globo, and hides from ns tho processes by-whioh tho life of the solar system iB maintained.—H- A. r Proctor, in llnrjier't ilagatine. Mr. T. ti. Wi-lls, Clioinist nml DnvT" I -gist, I'ort C'olborhSj Ont., writes; "Nor- ' fliron & l.yeuui's Vegetable Discnvirry , ami l'y«i«-ptic CllM sells well, -lliil gives i the brat of Mitisfaction for hlMltsMsts of tlio lilooil." ll never fails to root out nil | diseaso* ot tlio system, cur}.' Dyspepsia, fc Liver C plaint, etc., pmlflel the blnorl, I I and will mnke yon look the |rir-tnri- rrf . hl'Jllllt nnrl linp|llllOSIi Port Hamon] Nursery! NOW IS THE TIME TO SEND IN your orders, if you wnnt some of tliose nice fruit or ornamental tree-*, shrubs, etc., fiom Ontario. As I return about the middle of June to settle up ray affairs there anil come out this full with the stock for my nursery here, and will select and brink' your orders right nlong with ine for this fall ntid noxt spring's planting, I will satisfy all both as to quality of troeB and fruit, nnd I will be sottled , here In the business co yon will know ' where to tind mo, All communications nfter the middle of June may Ijc addressed to mo at Bowmiinvlllc, Ont.,or to Curleton &Ha!Tl8,PortHam.no..d.ENiiy( myHtc Port Hammond P.O. IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMP-Y. I Old Broad St. and 16 Pall Mall, LONDON. , INSTITUTED 1808. FOR INSURING HOUSES & OTHER Buildings, Goods, Wares, Merchandise, Manufacturing and Farming Stock, Ships in Port, Harbor or Dock, and the Cargoes of such Vessels; also, Ships building and repairing, Barges and other Veasels on navigable rivers aud canals, and Goods on hoard such Vessels, throughout Great Britain and Ireland and in Foreign Countries, FROM MISS OR DAMAGE BT FIBK. Subscribed and Invested Capitol, •61,600,000 STG. Rates of Premium and every informs* tion can be obtained on application to W. i. AKUSTKONti, Agent for New Weitmtostch -PIIACTICAL- HACK FOR HIRE. THE UNDERSIGNED lius estakllnlied himsolf in tlio Citv of New Westminster with il HltST-OI.ASS COVERED CARRIAGE, Which l» open for I'lignst-uieni* at very luuilcrafe Charge** Orders left at the Colonial Hotel or sent by telephone, will be promptly attended to day or nl^ht. Stable next H. Elliott's JOH. OATKS. Telephone No. 89. my"-3 MISSES. MCELROY A FITZ HENRY wish lo inform tho Ladles of New Westminster that thoy have opened a Hress-Making Establishment _-AT- -riMFI* IIUO-H STOItK.cmniRIAST. Where they will be prepared to execute tiny order* entrusted to them In tho latest styles and with all possible despatch. New Westminster. Oct. Gtli, 1885. oe7to WEST END Bakery & Grocery Plain and Fancy | UUIiUl 11UU) And Confectionery always on hand. Has just received for the Holidays a fine assortment of Gold and Silver JEWELRY GENTS' BOLD & SILVER WATCHES Ladles size Swiss oold watches from $25 to $55, Ladles Size American Stem- winding Gold Watches, «' $32.50. RKMKMBKR-We do not sell •'filled" Witches uid Jewelry as solid gold. Our gooil, are guaranteed just as represented, and prices lower than any other house iu B. C. COLONIAL HLOCK, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. rli-Wlo Delivered to nny part of the City. 3CBX.X,Tr BROS., Columbia fttroel. JnJil-lc THE BRITISH COLUMBIA EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Furnishes all Kinds or lit Ip Free of r-hargc. OUR BUSINESS iGENOT. DU YOU WANT TO HUY OK HY.htt A UiislncHH, take a partner, et?. PICKERING & GO. OKF1CKi Fort Htroot, between Douglns ami Uroughton, VICTOIUA, II, C. F-0 box (IU i»li^ Wood and Goal. miiF. stinsoiiiBBtt has on hand a I. hir-jo fpiantlty ijf 11KST WKLUVGTOM LUMP OOAL And hii iiHKortment of CORDWOOD, Wbioh bo will noil nt lowest rates. Ho will ills-) promptly nll-ml to utl kinds of Orders loft nt Mr. MaCoH's utoro on Co- hmiMii Htri'til, or in. my houso, DoiikIiih tdrool, will meet with prompt attention. HENRY EI,MOTT. Now WontmliiHlor It. 0. JlylOtc THE CELEBRATED WHITE ill ■'. ■ raieill .-■ ' Sewing Machine! iSTGOOD AS ANY HADE. SOLE AGENT-J-OB MAINLAND: C..J. ROBSON, At the New 'Fruit1,and Confectibnery Store, Opposito Colonial Hotel, Now Westminster, B. C. JlyJ~8to TESTIMONIAL! Vane&imr, 28rd June,-. 1886. MR. q. itOBi|:pJK&;j,i' ' (,_'i'.' , ' . i . ' ,',,.,'. Ynicopvorj. Representing Goldie A MKIuMooh, , Qntt.Qnt. Sih.—Vfe tho nndersiene'il Imvtnfc -witnessed the terrible flrcwlitoli wiped out of existence the young city ot Vancouver, on the 13th Inst., have, nfter tho fife, examined the Rftfcs sold by you, some of which were put to the most severe test, hnving boen surrounded by lnrge qutintl* tlos of lard nnd bacon, nnd wo nro plenued to testify to the remarkable inanner In whieh every Snfo sold by you preserved ltB'oontcnts, not only books nntl papers, but nlso thousands of dollars in paper money wero taken putin perfect condition. We enni tflcveforo, with tlio grent* est confidence, recommend them author* pnghly fire proof: L. A* Hamilton, for the Canadian Pacific Rnilway Company: M. A. ■MAolieWiJ Mayor; John J. mako, stipendiary Mn- flBtrnto; Rtch'd. Alexander, Justice of he Penoe; John Boultboo, Police Magistrate, City of Vancouver; Thomas Dunn, Justice of the Pence; Ira-tic Johns, Col.; Edward H. Hnnd, Real Estate Broker; ■ R. Balfour, Alderman; John Rankin, Roal Estate Broker; Pither A Edsoti, Rovnl Hotel: H. F.Koofnr, Contrnctor, C. P. R,i J. W. McFnrlndd, Port Moodv, to Vancouver and Knglish May; F. ('. Innes A Co., Roal Estate Brokers; A. W. Ross. Roal Estate Broker; Gravely A Hplnks, Roal Estate Brokers; R. C. Ferguson, Mgr. tt. C. P. Mills. JeSOte ALBION MARBLE WORKS JAMES FISHKB, Froprietor. MONUMENTS, HEAD STONES, TOMBS, TABLETS AND CROSSES) FURNITURE MARBLE, Ae. Persons' living at a distance, by sending; a ilosorlptloii of what they wlsli.cian liave designs, prices,etc., furnished on nppilcar tion. All work guaranteed equal- to any on the Pacific Coast, and at reasonable rates, N, B,—No agents employed. Gordon Street, Victoria, B. Hnt, Opp. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church mliMo mm JOHN S. OCX, Importer and Denier In ! INCLUDING WHITE LKGHORNS, BROWN LEGHORNS, PLYMOUTH ilOCKS, Jr LANG»IIAJ*I«S, White Created Black PoUodar " Guinea Fo^ls, R«nen Daeka. White Pekiu Dnekl. Pit Games, Houdani. lULBlrds niid Eggs supplied at low rates, anuiill slock guaranteed. Boyal Avenue, East Of Douglas St. mhsto' ' r New Westminster, Coal Harbor and Seattle Route. THE STEAMER . . ul| (J. W, TARTErMaafcr-ldiiiiBb | WILLI LEAVE SEATTLE. EVERY Thus-lay Moraine at It-'elMk, for New Westminster and Coal Harbor, via Port Townsend and the Islands; arrives at Now Westminster on Friday forenoon, loaves for Coal Harbor ubout two hours BlUa-wards; leaves COAL HARBOR Ftl- dny Sight for Seattle. ' Fare la Seattle »•.•» Freight per ton,.- 4.«t Special rates to merchants. aplOtc '& Private <3oiIege1 KOR . Boarding & Day Pupils, Boys, WILL BE OPENED AT BOSS BAY, VICTORIA, B.C. UONDAYa AUGUST 16, 1886. The Colonial BOOTiSHOE STORE, Colonial Hotel Building. NEW WESTMINSTER. Wm. Ross IMPORTER AND DEALER IN BOOTS and SHOES Importer and Dealer in Fail Groceries PROVISIONS. ... ■ '. , ; i Imported in quantity, First-Glass in quality, Sold at Bottom Prices The best Place in the Oity to buy your Groceries. D. McPHADEN, Dunne's lirick Blook, NEW WESTMIN8TEB, B.0. pi Mi The Frenoli l.unolr.Uoftdyttur, Vlufc- iirion. (Minnie, (insslls is Co., Arm-in liolden and Slater Bonis and Shoe*. NOTICE. VTOTICK IS ItKllI'llY (IIVRN THAT [N wii Inli'llil In lllllke irppllcntlrill to tlie Ilimrilll-llllle the Mllllrrlrrr Of lhe Iiito* rlor. JKlilnymifliT limn, fnr iv llennse lonnt nnrl Illllrl llmlieriill Hrr-. 31 llllll W. % Heir. '*', Tiiu'liHlilp I, ilrnup II, NowWenlnilii* sli-r Dlstrlel. IIRIINKTT-i SAWMILL CO., Ll). lijiteil Ailjf. Willi, ISStl. ■ .InuJVIiitl LADIEU AN1> IIKNTI.KMKN ARK HE- speiitfully inviii'il lorrnii mn.' oiam- ine the stork. t have also nn lm ml I Ire HI OT<il-rAVUIIIS LEATUF.B WATKI- TIUIIT KSKR HOOT. Willed now lakes the place of gum Pools. JySSto Notice to Persons in Search of Farms. HE TOWNSHIP OF HURREY CON- talus several Farms which are for rn, very li^»t In llit' nrovlnon. Tho ftenve nml (.oiiiicil im> in out imxlmif* to Hfi-iirc ■iPPlniDl" Hi-tiitTH. AitpHenllon in tnoni will rooolvu iiroinpt itttoiitlon. iThemndu In tlm tmviiHtii*. uro Boml, uml thoro nm rlitiniliOH, Bohoolfi, nml n town hull, TIIOH, BirANNON.Bonyo, Olovor Vnlloy P.O. II. T. THRIFT, Clrrk. „ . jniitif mm ivutrii-r. o. NOTICE, Dominion Lands. VTOTICE IH HK11GI1Y GIVENTHAT. l\ thoHUrvoyHorTowtiNhlpH Nos, 1 nnd 2, woHt of Cnnst MerlUInn, nnd TowimhtpH Nod. 7, 8- 10, l'-l, 14 nntl IA, east, of (taunt Morlilliui.Ni-wWt'BtmhiHUirlMHlrint.liuv- Ing beon duly confirmed, tlio undor-dfined In now pronarod lo woolve flpttltoatloni for HomrKUiud Entry on Dominion l.nndu In Hiich Townships respectively. Api'lleiuiiH must pnrsomulynppour be* fore Iho midcrHlKnod ut tho lioinlnlnn IjIihiIn I'HU-e. New Wost nil tint or, uml mnke tlio nltlduvlt nnd pity tho entry foe or Sit) proscribed by Clmiso 10 of tho I-umU UeifllHlMonsof 1HMT*. II. B. W. AIKMAN, Agent of Dominion Lands, B.C. Uth August, 1880. ihvnnlOml {Mainland Guardian couy.) riiHK UUILDINO HAS IB LARGE J Rooms uml lu well furnished with roglsier grntes.bnth rooms, Ac, Ac,: • ■Kxoollont opportunities for ull kinds of liciilltiful exorcises, Including boating uud bnthlng. . 1-uplfs'wlll he inudo most comfortable nml thoir generul welfare onrefully considered. ,, . -r i, A COMPETENT STAFF OF INSTRUCTORS will he maintained. Ext'eHeiitfiw-llUieswlll bo uflbrded for Instruct lon In Engllsli, CoBiwercUl. I'IkmIchI und Modern Lnnguage Subjects, with lHslruMtnlnl MNslt. . . .. Appl lout tun'Forms, Heforencos nnd rail informntion furnished by REV. C. J. BRKNT0K, M.AH New Wkhthinstkh. Juno 9,1888. dwJly2Ro mHE UNDERSIGNED HAS BBKN AP- 1 pointed ugontlnUrltlsliCtluiublafor these bcuutlful mouiiments. Full purtlc- ulnrs us to prices nnd design* jnapplloar Mon. - CHAS. J. ROBSOS, At the Fruit aiiaiConfcotlnuenr Store, opposite Colonial Hotel, Now WMtmlnster. B. O. ■ * mhWtc mnanm ran sntn, •liOuiaii'dl__u-k iiiui»Lf**vttM'j -iu'__ii:___ MWestiiinistei'.fi.C. —wroRtKBa mn tuuu ik— Books, Stationery, Magazines, Toysietc. The Largest Stock on the Mainland, and second to no House in BHti'sK' Co- lumbia. ' Munoa A LL AH9RRRORS UNDKrt THE "AS- __\ scsHmor.t Art, is;ii," nnd umt-iidlng Anls, nro horoby liiKtructod to prepuro thoir rolls on or beforo tlia Mth Novomher noxt, and tho dtillos of nil Courts of Ttovl* slnn and Appi-nlnro to bo oomplolod, nml tho rolls tliuilly revlHOd und oompletod, ou or boforo Mio 81st Dccoinbor noxt. By Command, JNO. ROBSON. I'rnvliiRinl Soorotary. provlnelnl Soorotury's Oflico, Vlo nt- n, P. (J., 011 Sept., IS-ift. dsollipl WHITE THE CLOTHIER, Has Jnit Received OVER 300 MEN'S SUITS A targe Quantity of Boys' and Youth's Clothing! 7Gue>of American FELT HAYS AIM, a fnll Hm ol BENTS'FIIRNISHIN8 IOODS —HB NOW HA8— The Sett Aiiortmntli tke ikon Line ever exhibited In Hew Weitminiter. LATBBT B-TTZtXa At Lowest l'osillrlo Prices for Cub. (Jail Kerly •■< Make Tan Helwrllea. C01UMIM Iihit 9w. IMH If I. 0. SOLE AOENTS FOB Of Boeton, TieMiDionOrcan, Of RowniuTillo. Out. ■And tgonU tot all the turfing Atnorieau & MCIAL FORMS RIAEO & PRIKTED On the premise., u neatly and elm-ily a. at any othei esUWI.-im.nt In the Province. —AGENTS KOK CohTederatlon Life A»iur»nie Co- North Britiih and Mercantile Fire Iniurance Co. —-Agente for Fint-Oliiia— JBS: ui nsttuiiuor sins BHirriXD RKCIirTH. DIKilS. B0UTU1U », »rtM or BILK, cvfiTov titttiBi num, I LKABK8. THOU. X0IIB, 0KDIK8, SICIirTB, Anil all klniU of Blank Book, and Blank Forms'on hand. --Alt tht Lulling NEWSPAPERS _—-AND rawooiMis RegnUrly recalTed, BnbraipUou takaa lor any FnUlcatitn at owert ntw. HTVf, Import direct from manafac tnnrt, and cannot be wdenold In tlii, Proflnoa. T.R. PEABS0N & 00., OOLOlffllA BTREET, Htw Weitmtaitar, B. C _.
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