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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS DAY. House for Sale Mra. Henderson Appointments , \?rov' &w. gmlg $riiisli (|(}lumbiifft JHanday Evening.' December «. MM. The Oinuuliiui Pacific intend running a press excursion from Eastern Oitnada to the.Pacific coast next spring, wit^J^xie-y to_liaviii/jthe line and country ''fully written up." Tho railroad company has ale*.el head. Judicious advertising always pays.-i-ll'i»H«/MJ7 Suns It is well that the people of this province should have timely warning irf the approach of the eastern press gang. They had better buy another Imll dog and kee|. an eye on their clothes lines. ^_ f^. Since the Colonist makes merry over the declaration of a candidate that he will be BieWtlgliiy "incj*- pendent," we hope our cotemporary will study tile circumstances under which the elections for Ontario and the Dominion are about to take placo. The Ontario elections are brought on a year before the expiry of the parliament evidently beoause it was believed a party advantage would lie gained by so doing; and the campaign is being earned on with the most intense bitterness by the party candidates and the party press. If we are to believe one side, nearly every nerjon o» ther op> positc side is a thief and a scoundrel. The same disgusting exhibition goes oiu perpetually in Dominion politics. Four years ago Sir John cut a year ofl' the life of the parliament for party purposes, and undoubtedly contemplated another similar coup: this fall, and the throwing of mud bdtween his party and the reform party goes on without interrupti<*|i.<1_.,-ri*ere is a great deal too much party and too little independence in Canadian politics. .. From all accounts it seems that the distress existing among the poor of London, Eng., is this yeat* quite appalling, and the prospeots for the winter are most discouraging. Not only are there thousands of laborers without prospect of work [or food or shelter, but even sjtilled workmen are suffering and discouraged. Notwithstanding tha vast resources of philanthropy in the' great city, its efforts to meet the distress windfall very far abort pf the necessity of, the situation. From a report published some time ago it appears that of the children who are compelled to attend school over 30 per ceut had.to go without food. It has been proposed that on. ir** tnemi pet* Hay be given to all school cKildrea who need it. If this were done, it would greatly lessen the amount of suffering among the little ones. London is the richest eity ih the world, and it probably contains "more poverty aud wretchedness thaii' can bo found anywhere else; und' it is said that the amount of poverty and suffering is greater now than it ever was before. ^—_^JJSaBSwifc—• " The Victoria Colonist of yesterday, speaking of Mr. Trnpp as an independent candidate for this district, observes: ' "Independent of what andVhplt|-f Surely Jfr. Triipp must have some views on the stirring political questions of the day—must be able to 'say whether the polioy of the Macdonald administration has been beneficial' or prejudicial to the province and Dominion. The independence of Mr. Trapp may be all right; but it. is not the kind that will land hiin at Ottawa." Perhaps not, but ut the same time wo are inclined to the,opiniontljat Mr. Trapp is perfectly right in announcing his political independence independence does not prevent any person from holdhi£jin<t.i eji'prefaKg'.an opinion on the merits of the administration: indeed it places him in a position w|n**ph» mca. without fear criticise both: prtrtlfw':;' It'h the absence'of independence that makes "machine politiciani,"'' rfho feel' themselves bound to respond to the ujll of the whips and cast their votes as they are told without consulting their own judgment. Evidently thiw«*ft__'8* •«•*;.- dent." ''-': '<'>'•''" »■"■'>'-' Montreal and St. Paul are already making preparations for their ice-palace «ar*ivafc *n|. 'inrj-v-shoe demonstrations.' ' AjiS&ah'l thd people of New Westminster do something in the|*g**!iil pid-tinterfestivals. We- matt probably nave neither snow nor ice as a basis; but with ouf; 'beautiful climate and lijiliny wintry breezes; with flowers blooming iii our gardens, and ver dure clothing' our landscapes, it might not lie out of place for us to inaugural, a winter festival that would illustrate the marked contrast liiitween tlie, east aiitl tlio west. Let us have rii> pjcrjtirBion by steamer up tne Fraser Kiver, for instanoe, and a pic-nic'' in„S6ine cool and shady .snot where':Wr;yml"i'ti*J»?r((!pil>ay enjoy the pleasures of appropriate oi'door reiiflitlo**", suoh aa football, bin-ball, erloketj swings, tow while the older, ones listen to addresses from Rome of btas" pnblic' men pr drink in the,,sweet strains. $ lh- siiring mii'sio. ..'Whiii. our eastern brethren wrap themselves in flannel and fur for their midwinter sports on snow and ico, let us by all means have -r. \yinter., festival on the verdant banks of the Feasor.-' - Ho#.oft3b ('owe hfJU'of the sudden 'fatal termination of a case of croup; when a young life might have been saved by the prompt use oi Ayer's Cherry Pectoral ! Be wise in time ahd keep u bottle of it on hand, ready for instant use. House for Sale. AN 8-UOOMED HOUSE, Willi oiit-bniW.- InpH, situated In a mtn-t deslmblo part ofJthe city. Good woll of water. Terms easy, rai-ttculars ou application on tlio premises, cor,,Merlvulc iintlCnr- nurvon sis. a-drliwl MIlS. J. B. HENDERSON. Provincial Secbetahy's Office, 2-ltl. November, 18SQ. HIS HONOUlt THE LIEUTENANT- Oovernor has been pleased to mnke the following appointments: Tlie Honourable Frederick Wbitworth Aylmer-of Wild Horse Creek, nnd James Brady, Esquire, of Finality Creek, to "be Justices of tlie Peace for the Electoral District of Kootenny. i> I John Parke.', Esquire, to be a Justice of the Peace for the Electoral of Esquimalt, Walter Stirling-, and Hoht-rt Pinkerton, Enquires, to be Justices of the Pence for the Alberni Division of the Electoral District of Nanaimo. -JiJlh November,1886. Will lain Matthew Robson, Esquire, J. P., to be a Court of Revision ami Appeal, under the Asses-.meiit Acls, for that portion of the Eleotoral Pistrictof Cowichan, which embraces the islands in the Gulf of Georgia, with the exception of Salt Spring Island, vice T. R. Flgg, Esquire, J. P., resigned. d-de6t_ 2_*Tp-TiCB. NOTIOE IS ftEREBY GIVEN THAT an application will bo mnde tothe Parlinment of Canada at Its next session for nn Act to incorporate a Company to build, wiUiitnln and operate m line of Railway iron soineoonvenlent point In or near the CltjriflNcir Westminster to some convenient point, on or near the 40th parallel of North latitude,between Bemlalnnoi. Bay and Township 16, In the District of Now Westminster, Province of British Columbia. , ! New Westminster, 2-Uh November, 1880. W. NORMAN BOLE, ■l-drtma Solicitor for Applicants. JDST RECEIVED FROM -ENGLAND/ the finest nnd most select stoek of Uk' Cim ul Sttgagauil Biogi EverlnNewWcstralniter. Solitaire Diamonds, Single Pearls, ' Sapphire Rubys, ke. Ladies' Fine (iold -ft Silver Jewelry All of the Latest Patterns. - . Call early and secure BARGAINS nt m-i- Crake's Jewelry Store. lX.-CT-A._BX.] FOS S_A._L._E_ THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR snle his Lot, with 8-roomed Dwelling Haute, Situated on Columbia Street, next tho Roman Catholic Church. Comprlsei latt* Frowiug, Dlningt Bed Rooms, and Kitchen; Pou try, Scullery. Bath Room, and Wash House; ThnentaUed Stable, Hay Loft. Carriage House.ahd extensive Wood Sheds, Ac. Plentiful supply of good Spring Water. Lawn, Flower and Fruit Gardens; splendid view, heal thy location; very suitable fora largo fam ily, - '._.<■■ Apply to d-do2tc HENRY V. EDMONDS. •yrOTZOE, NOTICE IB HEREBY *GIVEN THAT application will be made to the Leg- Isiatlvo Assembly of tho Provinco of llrltlsh Oolumbia. at Its next session, for nn Aet incorporating the applicants with sufficient powers to. enable thom to reclaim certain Ume!.. situate in the District .of NewWestminster ln the Provinoe of British Columbla,w)ilch maybe described as all those tracts of marsh and meadow land iielii}:Kttl>jectiooverflow,and isolated portions of upland comprised within the boundaries of the same, bounded us follow*-, viz.: _ First. ■ Westward! J*, arid-Northwardly by Pitt River and Luke; Southwardly ty Frn Her River; and EiiHtwardlyby the main uplands nf Townships (1,12, and 42, of Group One, New Westminster District. Second. EastwardlybyHtt River and Lake, and Westwardly and Northwardly, by the Coquitlam River ahd the upland of Townships 88,40, and 41, of Group One, ?In Now Westminster District aforesaid, and Southwardly by the Fraser River. And for importing charge* or asac-.*- ments upon such of tho*ald lands as may have been granted by the Crown, proportionate to the benefit which tuny ho derived therefrom, to satisfy the cost thereof, upon such terms nnd subject to sueh conditions us may bo Just and for enabling the applicants to acquire and hold any such lnnds whether granted by the crown or not, upon suoh terms and conditions as shall seem Juat. Dated at NewWestminster the 25th day of November, 1880. CORBOULD 4 McCOLL,, , d-deMe Solicitors for Applicants. AFTER DINNER. ., Persoas who suiter from Indlgwtkm can nrront tbe progress Ot thst painful ntnlndy hy tho uso of nn afteralnner £111, so composed thst It will givo tone i the stomach, prevent heartburn, rouse the liver to healthful action, Invigorate th. kidneys,and thus, through the activity of these organs, promote the natural movement of tho stomach and bowels. ( itl*'* Pills ore so compounded thst their aotion, though mild, effectually pro* duces tho above results. They also, ln curing Constipation, remove tlio cause of lllliousncsB, Uver Complaint", Kidney Dis- nwa,BhciimntIsm, nml many other wrious ailments. AYER'S PILLS contain no mineral nor poisonous substance, and do not gripe unless the bowels are irritated, snd oven then their Influence Is Healing. To continue their effect In constipated or chronic cases, they need only be taken in diminishing instead of Increasing doses.' For seamen, ana In* habitants or travelers In sparsely settled countries where physicians are not at hand, they ard of inestimable value. There Is hardly a sickness they will Mot alleviate, and in most cases cure, is. taken promptly. To young girls just entering upon womanhood, and to women whose period of maternity Is drawing to a close, Ayer's Pills, In moderate doses, merely sufflclent to ensure regular action of the howeta, will be fonhd of,' , Incalculable Value., FMPARBDBr '■ ■ Dr. J. O. Ayer ts Co, Lowell, Mul. Sold hy oil Druggists. Yorick Club tT-*DEB A c-itmriMR of maA U ■-•gemwrt, n Qnatlrille Club hns been organised firthiB City. " The Club meets every alternate Tuesday nnd promises to be a complete success. Gentlemen wishing to Join are requested to hnnd tn their names ub soon as possible either to Mr. M. WOODS, Sec.: Mr. A. R. QUEEN; or Mr. GABIOCH, Pres.; from whom full particulars can be obtained, ^ ,. .dnoiQinl Olivet Baptist Church DEDICATION Lord's Day, Dec. 12. SKBMONS BY Ber.'T. CI.Bailer, nt 11 a. m.i lev. W. Bans, M., 1., nt _JJ» p. m.j Bev, A. B. Basks, at 7 p. in. Monday Evening, Dec, 13, A GRAND CONCERT T>T A VICTORIA CHOIR nnd Others. TICKETS, tor Concert, Ono Dollar each. LIFE ASSURANCE. Canada Life ASSURANCE COMPANY. ESTABLiSf.H'ED 1847 .'!' ill ' *- Capital k Funds, • *8,000.000 Annmllneome, • 11,40(1,000 THE UNDERSIQNEI) HAVING' BEEN appointed Agent for the above Com- Franr Is now prepared to receive applies- Ion,., , "l ";. Tho BtantliriVahd business of-this Company affonls to those Insured therein Absolute Security, Combined with the lowest Bales aad HUbeatOlvMead. possible. HENRY V. EDMONDS, iETO-E-t-TII oo*Mi°*A-3sr-r- Capital. $3,000,000; Paltl, <48,(WO,M0 CatuUUsiIaed • n»0*» Rates as Low as any, other Company doing Business' in British Columbia.; I.. , 0T Risks promptly taken, and |_os«« satlstsctorily adjusted. T. R?piAK6dki<-l't)' doe7lc (B,pjl(.(ty.po,lAGEKT.; I In the East. Tf i 2 JI '{• -J JUST AttRIVED: THK FIRST,INSTALMBSi'T OV.M& Mcl'bnden'8 pnreliosea ln the Kant Iiiih Jui-t arrived. Thin fililpment has been luirrled tltroush specially fur the ChrlntmnH nnd holidny trade, and ooiihImIr ot choice and well Holeoted Ooods, huU- able for this season of the yonr. Henvv involees and bills of lading are Just to lifiml direct from m ami fuel urern, reflnerN and packers of Goods, now In trnnslt tu.rnss the continent, nnd when this lot arrives MePhadcn will curry the befitn-^orlment of Staple and Fancy Groftscles In tho Province, and sell at prices; never hefore touched In British Coiumbin. CwlOit Coal Oil. A ear load of (he famous high tost i*n»w Drop CmI •II* direct fmm Cleveland. Obio, expected daily. SUGAR. SUGAR. 'Ajar *oft'* direct from rertnery of 811- gmtey Syrups and Molasses expected on the Mth. Just arrived direct from Yokoiinmn, ex "City of Pekin," a tine lino of Japan, En«* lish Breakfiist, Vomit; Hyson, Oolong aud Gunpowder Tens. •. MTCall nnd oxamliio our Goods before purchnHlnB your ClirlHtmiw supplies. D. McPHADEN, , Importer, Whole-sale ft- Retail Grocer. NEW WESTMINBTER, fl. C. ; ddeltc Clothes Found. A SIJlTOFCl-OTtoES, IN TIIK IIANTiH A ,-rfthe polled supposed to liiiye bertx Btolen' The owner cim lmvo them by giving description Ut the Police Mn-xis* irate Kort paying expenses, If not claimed within one month from dutewill b^sold topayn-fpciisps. dnoainil LONG II] WANT |f i. lill $1.25 *-wm*--$l.26 DISTRICT OF mmmmfmBBsm Just Receive'd by C. P. B., Of EVEMf MdftlPTIOW. just, astiKt) sy/ Price, $116. This Map has been produced at great cost, and gives a vast amount of information never before available respecting the most important district in the Hrirance.'...-. :; -.'■■ ■. The new Map shows the latest surveys, the latest roads, the line of the O. P. RJfrai eitenstons., \) j BUY A COPY. PUBLISHED BY RAl^PBROS, Seal Estate, Insurance and Financial Agents, NEW WESTMINSTER, VANCOUVER AND VtWORI*.!:-■- FOh 8AL6 AT i T. R. Pearson & Co's NEW WESTMINSTER AND VANCOUVER, i apMto DKA1.KR ts IHPORTKR IN DryGoods OLQTSING CROCEKIES jtf&i. RKCBlVili-B. DHYflOODS,' A NEW$TQCK In all shades anil nateriiil of DKESS OOODS, invluiling Cashmeres, Merinos, Silks, Satins, Blaok ami Colored Valve, teens and Plushes. COTTONS (blesched and nnbl-aclicd): LTDlNOS, BDTJ TONS, HOLLANDS, fto. firey, White, Scarlet and Cli^M Kj.NKKI-. .1, LAV DIKS GSmpirm^ts\tm,.V'ts^!iiJ and Kid. Ladies Merino and Lamb Wool Vests. JER8EV8, till prices. Hosiery, Muslins, Diaiier Irinh Linen, Brilliants, *c;, «JC. ] | ', ' , ' \ Men's Clothing! For Quality, Style, Kit ami Prioe, enn't be toadied. __... .^ „. y MEN'S FORNKItiKQS In every Line.' Cotton, Merino anil Wool Underweair,. JVliiteSli-rts,, Cnlf., Collars, Gloves, Brace., CardigHii Jack- ets, tc. Also, Cotton, Merino, Cash* mere, Unnbs Wooland Knit WXJR8, iu great variety, "li Also, HATS and CAPS, Ladles' and Gents' RUBBER GOODS, au I UMBRELLAS. In House Furnishing Goods Garpet-i. Uugs, Wipilow Pole* witli Rings and Mountings, Window Holland (Buff, Green arid Strl-jwd), Dainaxk and Cretonni's, SIicetiugH, Towels, Wliite Counterpanes. Bleaelied itnd Unliloaelibd Table I.incim, NapkiiiH, Tiekinga, Blank- et* and Arotip-dowu Quite, Table Cloth* nndCovera..*■*■•■ • ■ i '.■-,■■■■ ■ IN GKOCKKIES Kverytliing found in a fii-nt-clasn Establishment, and none but the best. Canned Goodl, Fruits, MeatM ami yeuetables. 1 fl«H,< »ir«r Chcni* 4-/»ittlrt. I iIum'I lin> lln-mor ki-rpih'-m, imi I ol!>r ymis Ik* brut Mini nl lhel«wrnl iirirr they nin Im* RnM nt. antl yuu sel what we rryrrwill, ilnttjille mm IB PREPARED TO FURNISH ALL kinds ol N.uMMI.1 Work. Specialties In Scotch Granite ond Ilall.m ^arhle. Rough nnd Flni Stone lor Bu 11.11 tigs. Agent lor Hr Iter's onameal.l TUM„ : •' Work. "K_fii*iss.cfi-*n>^ ____^!___MS&^iii^M <\ :.m.)r I' I.. •;.' liim tin-dli . Columbia St., New Westmlniter. i I- iTihese Stoves were; selected by Mr. E. S. Scoullar? personally,, pd are from the .celebrated firm of ■Copp^Bros., Hamiltofa; Onisjirio, which is a guarantee that they can't be beaten, in quality or cheapness. _Sp*fj'asthe Stove season is drsriwing to,s, close, and as we don't intend to carry,any. Heating Stoves over till next season;we f-e offering these Stoves at PRIdS NEV, R, HE^ED OF BEFORE IN THIS CITYr' * ['AA , tbe; ;whbie stock. A,TOst fee* clb§ed out *witijL©*U:t?ideiay, it will be to your, interests'-to comeiueady and secure BAR- .^Aim-.ini ■.:.:■.'.■.• i ras-j*r "" ::",;.;,;,.vii it*.-.I* i1' •■■ i * .' . I -.1 ij'. r, t- ill'! |li>'. IIMr.i ( ll' We atse carry the largest and best se- I lect|d stock of Cooking Stoves, Ranges, finwaiillii Briass Goods, Iron Pipe and fittings in British Columbia, and our Gooda are offejfd at pricesljlijiia^will defy competition. Tinsittithingi Plumbing and Steam and Gas-Fitting- done Ijy first-lass Mechanics. All Work g^aranteedv u !! ■ '-•-' ■'■ "■'' We keep-a-laiige* assewtment■ of GAS FIXTURES and CHANDELIERS. HAVTOQ JUST REOEIVEU OUp NEW Fall and Winter Stock; we Invito In-' spoctlon oltheAnost selocllnnol EaaUsk, BMtela, Ofrnaai Tremek, ■■■ taut ABSHuus i" . ■ y , SUJTINGSI-®* ■rn ' .'■■ • . \\ w, ■ fiver shown In New Westminster, For a GOOD FIT and iwtlKtlc. etyle we dety . competition, dnofflto It) THOS.WAI.8H. d\Vfl02?tnJ coullar$tCo., i«bi_f St., New Westminster, B. C, GLOBE -W OUS El ' ""HAS RFXEIVED, A VERY FINE STOCK OF CONSISTING,OF- '.l_k,j Millinery, Dress Coods, Cottons, Sheetings, Tweedy, FlantMn;iM,,m,: Ladies' and Children's Ulsters, Jackets ""' Tlie Millinery is the tinost and largest Stack on the Muinkiul. -No iieml ta go to Victoria. • ii ■' " -'ORE_%rl^l0^ji-^^a^lrlt~|lI■_^tt^^!■^ sliades for the season^ We call attention to the famous jJEillpflMl.QtjVf"'" have at various prices— S7*jC„ 50o„ 62,}o. and 7W.fTWH»Ple*iji rain <and. even though soaked in so* water or bailed in soda, vill still retain the ^IfilNAJ. .QOLQft,,, ,,,,{! .gJU»jMfli|2 Q^Ai vith Ties, Bra •^H-lie OBNISi DEPARTMENT iswell mpplied WithTfjeSs Bl ■es, Shirts. 8ocks, &c.t '•*•<■ •* ",'11*' ■*•*'■ ^NWiiiMi'ato. flen'sHite,4;c.': !L*iffl -»'T~ ml" c Men' jT dm' .j'.j itt-iHW 1 III III "VttxA. *-E3-A_-E. n & ll li OWt^^lT*it!™t?^T^mi __-_ CMP-M. •QftiniM ,9jBia3 THE UNDERSIGNED*HAS —TO BE BOM)- At Cost and Below! ii FOR THE NEXT NINETY gtsVVfl g Q ft Hum Boots, #6.50,emM for »».0fl. Kiinally low prices on nil oilier Rublicr OooJs. These <3m(1s are al American , mnimfRctiire. . "• .'.,.„ , 9 iMsntwiWitWi Men's Boots, 91.50, sell for e«MMi. l-,»die»9 French Kids. SO, sell for 14.50 The™ Hoods must Ifc i\is|nr.«il ot ijarinailie next S months. 11 yoi want sny. tiling in my line cilll o'ify aiul {et J**HMMsi and yen* will make by si doing. ; Assoitnent E"aclE»l£ii-. O-Iovm. ,;. JAS. ROUSSEAU. for cash oarx.***. GUNSMITHS. ■JJ.'I' ./'. ini'X nil -.iit ,.(8* aV tstiim, ibsil ■ '■ ,.- ui i Iur -j ,,tl; 'lut tlxil ' .li tfmiswu GUNS RIFLES, i„.Tra<*»+—■'■' . -J"! IO c) hijilii ,IlE¥OiLVE_RS - Of All UeHrrmtlaat. .bho* I :■ u POWDER AND SHOT '■*'"' I ; '. . (ALT, KINDS). CARTRID«ES,SHEU8an,. " ■•="' RELOADING TOOLS. SPECIAL PRICES FOR URGE * QUANTITIES OF AMMUNITION. sar All Moll enter, will lie «ent .VO.!.. We are lirrpsr.il lo ll. all M.lU »f On» • Wark nil «o>lliln« in Ike nrehaalral ■ ll.e. All wark (nnniHrnl. UriMlmua- > xle or liroeeli-lomllnx) in lei by tke ilny or week. Also, Baals for klre. C0BKER CHimeB,6 COLUMBIA STS. NEW WESTMINSTER. Tke Kew liaa sure. ilnuac ' PACIFIC New Westminster, Bi 0.: REID & lum I"", ...I'.'j mUWFMttl.MU& 11 FariiiWagonB, 'in;l Expres« Wagons, - in _ .. lo. tri-tCL ".': ul ..i*<niil -jL.jh Delivery Wagons, ; -,,..,„._[., ..1 .-•.,-. ;;;;,'; .Tfia-mate^ v""itt" MUi If. i"U'> '•' _i-HJ-T-' i-r.: "-"S-tMii"! Top Buggies,! >>» Dog Oarts.' 6 wq7.0li imiuMiiiJiveir Dump Carts, Drays,, iiiand Eyii_iwmiHfli,LiW.irT»Bj.i.i y-a.;ow_*4j-|!,J;,lj .., We lijvo a largo stock ol mnat <il itf above artiolei _.ook of Wagon , «...,...e-. Wheels, Wood anil. Ifnrdwsrc. articles on hand, also, a large . stook of Wagon anil Ciirriage Materi-1, .,[ ,"U KepalrlBi, Painting I Trlm«lnj done at reasonable prices. In all its Branches. i ,.! ;;>lr I ,J, Bstlafctes given' ou Ironwork, iuh! Contracts tskaa. Agrioaltunl Imph, KtetmfP" Cainpiand Fi made to onler. ( iibV'ii h'> ffl»«- j Winers, kept In stocknnd li "' ■■?«., .I.J.I,-.! . I -. omit and Genehrt .,^w"^ii: Wii also keep .Iii stock to supply Ure ade, Iron, Steel, Chains, Cumbarlaad qal, Horso and Ox Shoos, Haiflo*vs, trade, Coal, uiinsi :iu u> cu Inn and Steel Harrow Teeth;; Sprints and Axles, uid a complete stock of Carriage Kuril wure. ,,[. ;,, ,-;,_,; u,:-j •\Wrtles rwiuiring anytWng.ln oar linn.,, will Snd by inspecting, oar, stock, that »W,don't require to go V* VI|iterlaTto1 , it thev waiit, for 'tiiey ikngela "' superior article at a roasoasbla'prlc. hore. ....; t: : , ,,; ., ,| ,j'< We are also nuuiufaoturing awl sdliiif , thacelsbraUd, .,'. ... |,j |( ,', .jr j. TICTOB. HAI tKMtJ. TUM^i ",'■■ ■„. At reduced prices. It Is th. heal and cheapest Press in tk. market .it H'Dhil sv-Wo have sot tlie best workmen toll. tS-^tJPftt o**srlriilii"?ineiiiaWr|)ir,(; , ehsArfs that w. could not have dime some tlme.fn. All muterlal anil work leavina at rm rrl lull so-, ll, oiU't ■,rr ''.' |l reprsa.nl.... l_l*)inptlyatl»»d«»'o.i... . ,„„i r dwoelml M', RHD&OURHW. >u>. THE DAILY COLUMBIAN IIITISH ClUHIIA tTATIOHHY AND PlINTIMO CO. AttheCompnny'HHteam printing Establishment, Columbia Bt, silvered lu the City daily. ifalle.1 dally, «ue year ,25c. per week .410.00 Traffic CrauNp Novr_mee7—0. P. .B. tnrfSc. .through this oity during tho wnthi of November was aa follows: Tflitough freight received, 080 tons, valued at $14,5%; freight forwarded and ahippefl tronhtlife ci&, 1,0$ tons-, valued at $10,910$ tioket* sold, #1,736; total, $32,342. It will be seen that trailed daily; \__t_-mtSnZ^^:i^: 5.50 the balance te on tho right side, the ex: -"UlflTfl jliaMfl IrtPP™ wMidpraWy exceeding theiw- ADVllTlliNQ fi^W tO KUfe Wil [torts. A large item in tho former is TnMlc*IA«v«rA«mntih-Ffntlnur- lumber shipped from this city, the re- ion, 10 et». per line wit Id nonpareil; eaoh ._._:__.._.___ f!C_ _i.j,a _,"'/_ j nbsequetit eonsuentlve Insertion, Sets, per ine. Advertisements not Inserted every ay, 10 ota. per line ench Insertion. Steading AdrerllKeuieat n, — Regular lusint-Nt. or rlofiinioujU.A^VfftUftin'f'Rta 'III lie roelvjl wO>ill6«l^»KiT&d>1 2per montli; 2 lux. S3; Wcoj. |5.80; K col. #.75; 1 col. 116. U Inserted for lens than 3 not-. 10 per cent, will be added, ftfMvlal Nrtlre* among rending matter, ) cts. per line ench insertion.- - Hpeelnls iilllng attention to advertisements, lOets, er line. Births, Man-Inge* nnd OcnthMl for eneli isertlon; Funeral :NoMwn In connection 1th deaths,^ c'u^aiiViTnsortlSi" AttNUB Sales, when iliKplnycd,chiirgcd i per cent, less thai) trnnslcnt advts, If illtl, oharged nt regular transient rates. the'Weekly Columbian' Imtned every Wedurhday Mara Inc. ellvered 111 the City, per year. -.&00 lulled, por year .u..i»«.ki.t;x;.Yff tailed, 8 months t.f^J^JeMJ.-m f WKKLV ADVERTISING 1ATE8. 'raiiKletitA4Tfrtlw«Hl|.-FirjitiMfh iqiientlnHmlton^etff perllne; "^ * KlaadlB*| AdvertlMweHls.-For 1 Inch, i50permonth; 2 Ins.91 perm.; Sinn, ftm irm.; 1 eol. $12.75 per in. If Inserted for . ss than 3 mos. 10 per cont. will bendddd . iflme rates. f^T ipeclal notices among reading matter, its. per line eaoh insertion, - '■mts must be nll metal,and for large ewtp .. extra rate will be clmtktfiL j-NjtT*-*M. sertod In either lisne /orRfettiiHi ♦?>' gi wlm Columbinn JHondajr Cvenlos, Deetuker S. ISSU. [The Reliance arrived tMstJU^-o-l-t bin Yale. ^^ [The Rithet made the run from Vio- ria to-day inThoug^fjixCTgl, Over thirty passengers came in on l-day's through train. The Victtmisjeaniet Jei_y*f*to-inor- iwinorning-M*o'cl| [Juat received at Prothero'a furniture ore, a fine assortment of children's jiairs, &c. 3e8Sl 'For Sale—Hotel doing a good paying istness; oheop. Apply kl Woods, irner A Gamble. jyi4to The Princess Louise did nM rest* prt Moody till lata yesterday after- ion, having been detained by log. "' "There waa a land slide, in a small lyon the railway track'iii "front of e penitentiary grounds un Saturday i-ht. Tw» of our young men recently collided that it waa not good to lw Ine. A little bird whispers, "more follow." pafflS ' of '.PUriS*8*i 0©iftf "wWc rranteed. Leave, orders at T. R. uson & Go's. dno24tc *he snsgboat Samson crime up from mouth of the river fis^ilrday night went down agairt to-day. Capt.- nt rr.pn.ts aork aa progressing fa- ably. efore deciding en the plan of your 'house look over the latest avchitec- il designs at Mr. Hill's office, McKeo- it., and combine economy with utility ' beauty. *.- A ft -J i11; d^Jijfel.Iti ;' i adilition to our new stock ef spring Is we .have opened an invoice of jonals, West of England Brasdoloths French* Oassimeres. — Walsh's lokino EnroRiHH. . u., dsaJdOic i «dy Colin Campbelli-W^olf f ig Lord Colin Campbell for abso- n the lTCgMriilf di-uptlHr^- aWoodhull and the noted Col. od, lato apoitles offtee lovelsKiln erica. i ,u ..••iiihHM_Ji.j niMc lie case British Columbia vs. Can- r, in which the matter in dispute is I possession of the precious metals the railway belt in this province, ite up before tho supremer court at :awa on the 20th ult. Judgment iMservedjg r)3n*iii-.A ;>IiJ noil^ii 'urge out th. lurking distemper that [ermines .herith-nnd the .^owatitntioi,. vigor wil. returo. Those who suffer n au enfeebled and dIsoidAml3t-.lfe' lie system, should take Ayer's Sarsa- ilia to cleanse the blood, and restore '"'J*- '.- - smilJII-iiH l«l s*iw 'he following lottors are detained postage at the post-office in this rod McfJblmnt, CnimwilllCT.', Mn O. Westerberg, Brooklyn, N. Y.j liel Hughes, Queeidon, - Queens- 1; the governor-general, Fiji Is- *»• .ewixoan i 'esterday was a day to be reiuem- *** > ^jitamifll^llWllMfij!- i sky waa cloudless, save the deli- i traces of a lace-like cloud here there to relieve the eye, THer- neter 63 in the shade, the side- ks crtrW-*M».*»hipil_it_Ha: in day attire, and many pleasure boats liming the placid fsMf nf. |1|. it. To-day we received fimn Mayor ;er about our sanctum. * mainder being chiefly made up of goods fiom Victoria. • »♦. —i— Obitvakv.—At Meaford, Ontario, "f onffOst. 4th inst., surrounded bythe loving meiuoerl of.a;large family, tefi- dent in Ontario, peacefully passed away Isabella,-wife of kUx. Milne, Senr., and mother of A. R. Milne, of H. M. Customs, and Dr. O. L. Milne; of this city, nnd J. p. Milne qf New Westminster. The deceased lady waa widely known for her kindness of heart and highly esteemed, by a large circle I of sorrowing relatives and friends. She' 'lid-.a-ttinod more years tlian the allotted threo score and ten, being in her 74th year.— Colonist. ;, :- n ,»,*»« (y FA8TER.S.--A despatch from London, Eng., dated the 3rd inst., says: Merlatta, wlm has now fasted 39 days, fell to-day from 'extreme weakness. The committee of physicians, whioh has been attending upon him during his low* fast, advised hun to terminate tt«-li-hSwMc_iW-«ni_cd'todo. The physicians thereupon declined to take further responsibility in the matter, but will remain with the faster in case professional services are needed; Bieei has undertaken a fast bf 30 days for a purse of $2,000. ■ He remains cheerful and does, not seepi much weakor. He proposes during his fust to walk Versailles and back, a distance of 20 milefl.)4- '. ' \,'^ ^■Trf* fc.P.R. Exjteksion Cas*.—The evidence in the railway liaBe, Canadian Pacific Railway appelant, C. O, Major respondent, which came up bofore the. supreme court at* Ottawa a few daya ago, has been received in this oity, From a remark made by Mr. Justice Henry during the hearing it seems that his opinion, is against .the company's plea, and Out' btfer partioa who have obtained injlniotipia'!infer that the decision of the aupreind-cburt of Canada will confirm that of the supreme court of Britisli. Columbia. Mr. Justice Heni'y remarked: "If a railway corn- deceives a charter to build a road' of 30' miles in length, does tliat authorize it to build ono two or' three hundred miles? Cortaiuly not. .The Canadian Pacific railway company have power to build their branch, but they cannot build extensions,'' -*l*-+-— Tklephosb Communication.— For some reason or other the provinoial [ government oflices aud court rooms in . Ihisj'clty rWiain- without telephone communication,* Which, in these days, is a real inconvenience, worth complaining abont, The public find the ^telephone necessary in tho transaction' | of , business with one another, and, therefore, for nubile' accommodation, if for no other renson, there shuuld be telephone connection with the government offices..-.The same could be said u'f tlie police court and" counoil chambers, and considering the assistance /. ..-<-H_B_.llH.iri., aa the* safe, pleasant, and effectual hi killer, Mother Graves' Worm Ex- linator; uotlllng equals it. Procure lltle aud take it home. IPOKTKD SlABMNO^tHill «U»)rt»d j a Chinaman attacked a whito man OMMOKI to atatl i the field in flu-*' WTUAOT Siojtip.'—Capt..Imi|g, on If of tho C. P. N. Co., lias signed . utroet Wl, MMM.ii mXs f if Sah Francisco for the couatruo- nf a - stool screw stoaRH-r «f 1,000 register, with a aneod of about ^mtmrmsB cost 1200,000. -. ^1'aHU'fl- Ailli.'.U.l full line Of Canadian Hymnals lust, vMit^R*.8r%^-w-V -•l*ich,the telephone gives in the Iran Wfjjifll' of busineu, it; is a wonder these places'have not "'men supplied with this convenience before now. The lelophunB Is certainly one of' the ■Uosf>M«eful and profitable adjuncts ltUlM> be secured by business ineti. A few who have a desire to be as much as possible fixtures lo their 'seats ob ject to it because of a fear that they, might be disturbed for trivial mailers. Experience, however, overrules thn objection, as it is found that people' hkve' sfiinetliing else lo do besides eler. ■ally ringing the telephone, to visit SootlaiW; and knowing the excel- leut qualities of Dr. Thomas' Eclectrie Oil, .concluded to lake some with him, nt' W result has been very astoaish int.. We may sjKltfiktiIn sevsval iastan «ds it has elfecfia "olrse Wisb aUnenU adttlft proueiintod hwurabl. liyemi., ftaa*.t practitioners. iS^OTtfwjijsi Work on the rail aay wharf will be commenced to-morrow, Railway work has made a wonder I ful MMbvement on the western por. The piles for an engine house sixty three loot in length aro being driven in tbe swsmp,' Tht walla of the baild- 'imr-tlll be briok vomer. Three side tracks are laid d»n near the., turn table and -jt'gl'M house, f. .;' ll BJJIffj. *W,^»i' Mr. E. A. Vfwlliaiiis and daughter came up on tlie Ritnet. 'T Dr. Kent, of Ladner's, camo up to .the oity!on to-day's steamer. Mr. J. B. Henderson, ia .over from Vancouver to-«-^^'V51', y,<*I jjf Atst. Supt. Dewnle; 'of the C.P. It., cipii| over froin Port M.iody to-day. M-, fl. ,11. Co'r!«'uM(Oo.l>o-.lf McC.ill)returaedhr visit 10 the east. Messrs. Majnard Cowan, H. 0, Walker, and T. U _**vis were anionf the arrivals froni; Victoria to-day. Mr. Gen. Ciniper loft by yesterday'. ,1m Nortii Arm yeslerday^liCM^glayi.lU Liverpool to vi.it his Irirnds. severely with a knife. Officer | Hr«fll'rli-- ' ' * ' Irooiii haa gone down to arrest the ider. author- lii'Chisholin a candidate for the l0'oF«fiu.lf-'''»' id vacant *y»lJ*-*«ul_f "iff'***' lamented, representative, Mr. Ho- dwooilStc *0£i*BOTO_RS" —OF— New Westminster District. GENTLEMEN.—Ah a successor to your late representative In the Commons will soon have to be electeil, I hereby announce'myself a candidate for the position. > ■ I purpose publlshtug an adUross In which I will givo my views on the most .important questions nlTe.tliiK your Interests, and will visit the different settlements and address the electors before election day, ' " In Politics, Jam tlnittelll bethououok- I.V INnKPENUKNT. Yours respectfully. dwoo_5to T. J. TBAPP. --•si-.,m .. l--,- _.. Fiair Relief, Ultimatelv a CeieB.— Thost are the successive effects of one of the most deservedly popular remedies iu the Dominion, Northrop A Lyman's Vegetable Discovery and Dyspeptic Cure, which reforms an irregular condition of the bowels, and liver, Invigorates the stomach, renews - digestion, and changes the current of the blood from a sluggish and turbid info a pure, rapid, and fertilising stream. Canadian News Ottawa, Deo. 4.—Application will be made at the coming session for the incorporation of the Golden Cily and 'Kootenay Railway Co. They propose to build a line from Golden City, Columbia river, to tho head of Columbia lake, thence down Kootenay river to St. Mary's and Cranrook. In an interview Snnford Fleming gsve the route of the new independent oable and land telegraph systom,which ia to connect Australia with Europe via Canada. The length of the aysleni will be 15,000 miles. All governments interested are considering Ilie project. .' Dr. Bell, of. the geological survoy, states that during his ex|>|.<r»li,i'is north uf Lake Superior Isst summer he discovered valuable and extensive iron deposits of first-rate quality. Collingwood Schreiber reports I raffle on the Intercolonial railway never more brisk. ' Touonto, iSus.. 4.—Cables to the Mail say it ia believed the new line of steamers will., shortly be established between Britiih Columbia and Australia. A quantity of specimens from the Sudbury copper mine, have been examined in London, Eng., and deolared satisfactory. The following locnl nominations took place to-day: Nortii Waterloo, E. B. 8lyder, libernl; South Wellington, Char. Ravuiund, conservative; Centre': Simcoe, Wm. Haivcy, conservative. Hon. Wm.; MoDotigHtl's name is mentioned in ciilineclirll Willi the representation ol West 'Peterborough in thu house of commons. 1 'Lonuon, Dee. 4,-Oyer 1,000 men will be disfranchised at tbu elections for the local bouse. Judge Elliott, in reply to a deputation of citizens yes- trt-dayVkref\||ed In lurid, the .court earlier tban filed or do rmj tiling to forward tho final ri,isi ll nl lhe voters' lUt. ;' ' ; Hamiitoh, Dec. 4.—The. man killed in Thursday's railway accident hare Men identified as Thomas Anderson and Arthur Ncabitl, of Waler- dqwp, Ont I • Woodstock, Dec. 4.—Henry Par kor died auddenly yesterday. Be has been mayor uf Woodstock several times,mid warden of Oxford county. Montreal, Dec. 4.—Canadian Paoifio railway reports for week ending Nov. SOth show an increase "f $03,- OOP, and lha Grand Trunk railway reports for the week ending Nov. 27th an increase of (20,000 orer the same period last year. Mr. T. C. Berchard, public school [.teacher, Norland, .writes: "During the fall of 18811 was muoh troubled with Biliousness and Dyspepsia, and part of the time waa unable to attend to the duties of my profession. Northrop Ik Lyman's Vegetable Discovery and Dyspeptic Cure Waa' recommended to me, and I have rajch pleasure iu stating that I wu entirely cuied by using oue bottlo. I have not had an attack of my old complaint since, and have gained fifteen pounds in weight.." .: .1 turn in abuut three mum lis. Mr 3. B. Kennedy, uf the Bruneit* Saw Mill Co., Mt' for Vancouver ibis morning, aniwt understand will tnke a trip lo Ottawa lull week. ,« Rev. Thos'.-; Hnildim, of the Reformed, Epiicirpal church, returned. froiiifrii) Eastyeslwday,. Dur'ng liis. of Canada anil the -eastern states, end succeeded in raising $500 towards building a parsonage. .'.'TIM following were registered at the Cii|i'UJ|il to-day: A'. A. Kennedy, Winnipeg; W. It, Megaw. Kawloops; 4(H). TV't, Carleton Place: W,*H. Estes, Mass.;' W. E McCnrtiiey.Xam. loops; J. Room-)', O. P. R ; Hy Ar- kidj,, Vancouver; Thus. M.mt_ ery, V**icou«ori E.'Hnl.Ucnoii, Lidnuri; T. S. Townseuil, h Pnn'Ud; st B. Webster, Port Hammond; J. Calder- wood, Victoria; Wm. D.rwnic, Port Mi^, H. 0. Blueketl, Langley. 'a^M^e**tsi*ei*me ---fiu^H^'i'aTt*!-?!^.*^^ J? *ag» iimi myli Tliis Afternoon's Despatches. Chicago-*.Dec. 5.—A Times, Ottawa, special says: Speaking of the proposed Pacific Cable scheme, Sandford Fleming, the enthusiastic projector, in an interview said: "The object of the StupanV having- the loatttr in lund is establish Ulegrapfcic communication between Austauia, New Zealand, Canada and Great Britain by means of a lino perfectly independent uf existing lines und free of foreign influences.' It if believed that this can be secured by establishing a chain of cables across the Pacific Ocean fmii-jjltmb-uie or Sydney to the north of New Zealand, toence viii Fiii Isivm.s. Fanning Is- lanji and -Sandwich Islands to Barclay Sdtmd, Vancouver Island, theuce across jbo the new city of Vancouver on tlie mainland, the tenniuusof tho Canadian Pacific railway. Then ttie Una .across would follow the Canadian Pacific railway us funis it goes, and be extended possibly to Gaspe iu tho province of Quebec. From Gaspe tho new esiple would be laid through thu finite of Belle lslu to the United KinA)om unless it vm fuund practicable Ifl secure control of one of tlie existing lines acroBH the Atlantic. ' Dim-UN, fiec.' B,—Tlio liiiiglih irtoet- ,ing wWch was announced to be hold to-tUy on tho HillKeashatBallyiiSoiv, and Wlijch was proclaimiHl liy the gov* erpineiif, did1 »K>t tivke place. The ,ilA goyernmont was hoaxed. .' IiQHDon, Deo. «,---Lettura marked "per Unibrirt" were taken alongside the, steamer at Livery yestorday, but were not aOoeptod. Tlivy wow. sent to Qiieertttown via. Holyhead tube forwarded by the Alaska. TIteCunard ■Co. will pnilmbly be jmmyouted. The llttcn tilled 3 bags. The penalty fm- a refusal to carry mail is 200 pounds. NA^liHViUB.Quo., )he,«. - Tlio Hn* mnn Catholic church ticru was burned tonight. The iiresbytery and convent nearby also tonic tire <•' d tit l;&) i\,u\, tlie w«lls of the cuuvinit-ft 11 \\\ ai(d the I '■Wesbytetfy wWl*»wn l»*trrfteap*of-ruiiM. ■ The inhabitants of the town are in tlie greatest excitement. Thc loss will probably be about $50,000. Cokk, Dec. 5. (iriiduight)--There was serious rioting this evening nnd a number of policemen ami citizens were injured, tho Utter by bayonet thrusts. The city is now quiet. San Francisco, Doc. 6 — It. Duns- more & Co. Htock-broker-j. 228£Mont- gomeiy st. assigned this morning to Edwin Wood for the benefit of their creditors. Boston, Doc. C—Harvard college gets nearly five hundred thousand dollars by tlio death on Saturday of E. Price Greenleaf, an eccentric miser who han lived almost a century. Ho was a typical miser, with hundreds of thousands of dollai-s behind the walls of the Safe Deposit company. He denied himsolf of nearly ull privileges aud most of the necessaries of life. He had a groat desire to bo immortalized by Harvard. ■ St. Johnh, N.If., Dec. 0. — The schooner Edith, from St. Pierre for England, was lost on Sunday on a reef near Miquelon Island All the crew numbering thirteen persons perished. The vessel wns loaded with provisions for tho winter supply of Mhjuelon. Dovku, N.H., Deo. «.—L. R. Her- son and sons' tannery at South Berwick, Maine, was burned this morning. Loss estimated at from 75 to 100,000 dollars. tm Paris, Dec. 6;— La Poix says it is semi-officially announced that Floquet is willing aud ready to form the ministry. Tho same paper publishes a list of the probable ministers olf the new cabinet. Jersey City, Dec. 0. -Thomas H. Hatty, who blew out the gas in Taylor's hetel Friday night, died this morning. He was a large cattle raiser in Winnemnca, Nevada, to which place he went many yean ago, liavihg come from England. 'Harry was en route to England to visit his friends at the time of his death. London, Dec. (i.—The Earl of Ab- erdeon has consented to act its president uf tho new liome rule league, whicli is an am alga mul inn of existing leagues in England. L-rd Snencer and Lord Ripon nre members of the league. ' Parih, Dec. 6.—Various prmips of the left held meetings to-day,, und the proceedings gave evidence of a tendency to sustain the cabinet party. President Grevy will take no action in connection with the cabinet crisis until alter the funeral of Gen. Pettic, which takes place oh Friday. Philadelphia, Dec. 5.—Tho Jtec- ord to morrow.will say: *' Following close upon the heels of the announcement that O'Di-uovan Rossa had been deposed from the leadership of the extreme Irishmen in New York c iuuh a rumor, seemingly well founded, thut he has formed au alliance with Fenians in Philadelphia who have been cut off from the parent body. It has been learned that a socret meoting was held id thia city on Thanksgiving day fur the purpose of perfecting toe organization of the new body. There wore present at the meeting about 25 delegates, each of whom claimed to < represent a division. After a lengthy debate it was found to be impossible to unite upon s chief wlju should be a ruling spirit. Finally it was decided to take from tho outside one whom it was thought could unite tho factions and who could at the same time fully represent thc ideas of thu uew government. It was -stated that O'Donovan RiBsa had severed his connection as chief of the extremists in New; York', and the expediency of calling him io this position was received favorably by about three-fourths uf tho delegates. A portion df the revised programme includes secret intrigues in the Canadian government to the ond that the people of Canada may become discontented and throw off England's authority altogether. If it is shown that this liis a probability of success, emissaries sre to be sent to Australia with the same purpose in view. Have you tried Holloway's Corn Cure I- It has no equal for removing tliese troublesome excresccuses, aa many have testified who have tried it From Pole to Pole Arsn's Bassapaulu baa demonitnlt-d Its power of euro for iH dlaeo-Kiof tho Wood. * The HarpooMr's Story. - yme Bedford, June 2, J88S. ' DB. 3, C. Ayxb k Co.—Twenty yean igo I wu a harpooner la tlie North FiclAc. wben tire others ofthe crew and myself wero laid np with over iii, una our urewa Bceioea rotien. TIKSH by and large we were pretty badly off. All onr _ln._f-ju.co was accidentally deatroyed, bnt the captain bad ■ couple doien bottles of Atir's Babsapabilla and gave ua that. Wt recovered on It quicker than I bavo ever teen men bnaafaesboatbyanyotbertreatiiMBtforBcurry, and Fro aeen a good deal of it. Seeing no mention tn yonr Almanac of your SawapanUa being good for scurvy, I thought you ought to know of ule, and ao send you tne fluts. Reapt-ctfully yonra, Rait* T. Wikoati. The Treeper't Experience. Jfaivtn, SaiutotaniiS. Africa,) Jforcft7,188$. Da. J. O. ATlB fe CO.—GwUcmen: I hur* much pleuure to teeUiV to tht great value of your flaraaparllla. Wt bave been ttaUontt hero for over two years, during which Ume we bad to live In tente. Being under fanvaa Air auoh a Ume brought on what Is called In thia country "veldt-sores." I bad tbose aorea for some time. I was advised to tako yonr Bar«- pwllla. two bottles of which sude my Sores Oliappear rapidly, and I am now quits well. ^Touretrufy, T.K.BoM», Trooper, Capo Momettd Riflemen. Ayer's Sarsaparilla 1% the only thoroughly effective blood-purifier, the only medicino that eradicates the polaona of Scrofula, Mercury, and Contagious Disease from tho eyitera. FBSFABID BT Dr. J. O. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Maaa. r-MHUMint. Per H F llithet, from Victoria, Deo 6th- Mn Jordan, Mr and Mm hh Inner, Mix* Wadbainti. B A Wadhams, H 6 Walker. Davin, Tnttle, ttev Crouclier, Moresby and prisoner, Dr Kent, U Cowan; Psr Reliance, from up river, Dec. ilth- MlBS Vawy, Misa WosL OK AftliwolL W MoTynee. F Kipp, -1 T WllklusonJDW Miller, WMcUint, WH Ladner. AWood, C Frankie, Melnnls, H H Burr, A McKee, (-Hawk Inn, iiml Kcvsral others, James Cullen, Pool's Island, N. F., writes: "I have beeu watching the pro- gieai of IM IIioduh'Ecleotric Oil since Ua iatroduutloti to this place, and with much plu:i»iii*i! -hate that my asttoips* tiuns of its sucucss have been fully realized, it having cured ink of bronchitis ai'd Mrtieiii-Ni of nuae; while not a few of my -rhematie neighbors'-(oiie old Ishly in particular) prenuimce it to be the best article nf it** kind that has ever been hroi-uht bi:fi-i-o the public. Your medi- utneuoea not tet|Uire any longer a sdoii- sor, hut if you wish hie kMfetwlaueo, i sh;ill he only too happy to have my name connected with your prosperous child." The Great French Remedy, Dr. Le. Due's Periodical Pills. Tliese Pills are compounded from the purest drags, and from those only which are known to act upon tlie Qtneratin Onjatm tn Females, They aro first enclosed in an air-tight i-iip-mlc, ami by this means made to retain their full strength for years in any climate. Ask us for private circular. A. M.-Hkiiiiis'-i & D. S. Obtw&Co., New \VcBtuiinnt4-r; T. MuNeeley, Lad- tier's undttut H. McDowell A Co., Vancouver: Piialmry «t Co., Nanaimo; T. Piokard, Dumnan Island) A, R. Johuson ft Co.. (.huiimiinu; R. 11. Riohanlaon Cowichan; W. E. McCartney ft Bnv, Vancouver and Kandoopsf Hastings Snw Mill Co., Vancouver; The Vancouver Drug Co., Vnncouver; J. 11, Lovclt, Yale* W. R. Megtffr, Triest Valley; II. Ctnrk ft Co.- Kamloops; Lanolkv ft Co., wlulei-alo atfeuts, Victoria. dwse28yi The Confederation Lift. 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 ecomiums which the shareholders present bestowed upon tbe management. Thanks to the resolute manner in which tlie Company has de* dined to embark upon extravagant methods of procuring business, the working expenses of the oompany bear to tho total income the very small ratio of between 17 and 18 por cent. A point attesting the soundness of the finances of the Company is the fact that the interest income ts sufficient to pay the death claims- -wliich in a company of the age of the Confederation life is something to bs proud of. The ass ts and liabilities art set forth in minute detail, and the tables show that, af fer making allowance for all possible contingencies and providing for every debt, thero is a surplus of $282,190 over liabilities and capital combined. The increase in the assets In the lost year was $260,300. So much for what can be done by rigid adherence to what the President defined as the true policy of tho Company, viz:—"To keep its balance sheet right and avoid unnecessary, unwise, Or extravagant expenditure for. thc Bake merely of increasing new business." -^Toronto Olobc. T. R. Pearson ft Co. aro agents for this. company in British Coiumbin. _ rnlOtc /White Bronze Monuments. — White Bronze is a comparatively new substance, and has come Into large use, rapidly, for special purposes In this country. It has lieen found to be so well adapted for statuary and monuments, that companies have been for. some time established at Bridgeport, Conn.. Detroit, Mich., Des Moines, Iowa, and St. Thomas, Canada, who are making monuments of all kinds and styles. From experiments made by these companies, it has bean found that the mat*« ial will stand exposure for an indefinite period*—it is practically indestructible White Bronze being non- corrosive and unchangeable, it is stated to bo equal to gold, silver Or platinum, and superior to copper or antique bronze, which throws off a verdigris. The monuments are cast from refined sine, and are given their sparkling appearance by the sand blast, sand being blown against the work under a high pressure of' steam, whicli outs the surface, but does not ad* here to it. A thin 61m of oxide which forms on this bronze is indistructible bv the elements-j it cannot bs dissolved by water, and air cannot penetrate it, although the film is so thin as to be immeasurable. No corrosion, it is affirmed, can take place.—/fon/OB Journal of Commerce. Chas. J. Robsou, New Westminster, is ageut for the Wliite Bronse Monuments in British Columbia. Much cheaper and mors durable than auy other' myStc §•__-. PAUL'S CHVRCH. Services every Sunday at 11 a. h. and 7 p. m. In e Churoh, Bt John street, below Royal avenue. Seats free, all are cordially invited. Sunday School at 2.30 P. M. MBTHODIST CHVRCH, Hary St. Rev. O. Watson, Patitor. Services at m. and 7 p. m. Sunday School and Bible Olass 2:30 p. m. Prayer Mooting on Thursdays atSp.m.' Seats free;strsn— cor-dlallylnvlttd. ' V- TJAPTIST CHVRCH, Rev. Robt. Len- ;|> ule |)UHtur; meets In the Court Iiouse. Services at 11 a.m. and 7p.m. Sabbath School and Bible Class at 190 p.m. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening at 8 o'cloek. Strangers eonlliilly fnvlted, aplHtc jt UNION LODGE No, V, A. F. •Ks/Vftr * A. M.-Tbe regular Com- 7V_^ muni wit-ions of thia Lodge are / ▼ \ held on the first Monday In each month. Sojourning brethren are cordially Invited to attend 1fB. WILSON, ■"-***" * Secretary. D. B. PROPHET, Contractor and l Builder. Jobblnuof all kinds promptly attended to. -.Estimates furnished on tha shortest ■ttotfca. Address:-McKKKKfBBT.,Uextto Canadian 1'nslter and Hymnal, with tunes (fur Presbyterian Church), at T, U. i .FmmHi A Go\ Now Westminster and UriuiviUc. * Moi-tgH(ie», Deeds, Lenses, Agree metit*. of Sale, and hluuk forms of oil kinds, at 'I1. It. Penrson A Co's. ■ Koauiifnl photographic punnrnmiu view* In British Columbia, $1.00 per set at T. R. IVarson A Co.'s. WH.L BB HEM) AT TUB DRlfc.L; SHED —j)N—.'. Wednesday M Thursday, DEGEMMA I* AND IB. . ' IN All! OF THK BELL TOWGR t'AIII OPKN ATI 1'. M. Admission, - 98 cents. i.'hllilmi villi rnrcnls, free. mil'I'KH Irom li Id i; prion DOpsiit*. Hedneidi)' Krenlai: " A CONCERT; Ailtlil.slon, GOconls, Thiiridaj livening: IlliOOM I11IH.I,, I'AIII.EAUX, RKC.-I- TATKINS, I'HHISTMASTREE; All- liilssl.iii.Mt'i'nls. ttji.Ojr.ll>rs nftrrr I'rrlK'Prt. rrriili ItiiiMoriN for any of tha f>titlls will "'••■"■ Tllcrklnso ||I1027I|I D. Drysdale & Co. Have now in Stock a Complete Assortment of Staple <& Fancy Dry Goods HOUSE FURNISHINGS rad Men's Clothing and Underwear, Fine Furnishing Goods. Boys' and Youths' Clothing, Hats and Caps, Trunks and Valises. TWEED MACKINTOSH COATS, GOSSAMERS AND UMBERLLAS. m*KI REASONABLE BATES ANP 800D Qt)ALITr■ Samples.sent on application D. DRYSDALE & CO., dwoc6tc 73 Columbia Street, N. W. JUST ARRIVED -AT- JAMES ELLARD £ CO.'S A FINE ASSORTMENT OF ii ■',, \ ,!,, NEW DRESS GOODS, Trimmings, Blaek and Colored jAH Silks, &e. WOOLEN HOODS, TOQUES, CLOUDS, SQUARES, AC. Millinery & Mantles. I nWnnW UfllTCr -*-'»■ tma-dlSr,Cor. Cotumbiaandltani IMaUlJa llUUO-l, Streets. NeviWestminste,: dwodS A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF ATTHE LOWES? PRICES. 'HI SHADWELL & CO. '■i-."u'«~i. (Ol'I'OSITE COLONIAL HOTEL) '., ■ -i»no3tc New Westminster. B. C. BAKERS and GROCERS KELLY BROS. WH0 HAVE JX)R -MANY YEARS SUPPLIED THE WEST END WHU excellent -Bread nml superior Oi-ocorii» liave just purolitsed Mr. Willie's lease of the Bakery, lately owned by F. Kimble, oh Columbia Street, Und will keep the two houses open for' the accommodation of thc public. They eugsge to supply {Hoods of the very Itcst .Inscription and at tlie lowest possible price. r Goods delivered to aU parts of the ('ity free of charge. dse»te be HinnkfiiHy rcci-tvrtVby Mm Plek'iniinii j nr Miss Vfodatt, . . —. i THE BRITISH COLUMBIAN Stationery & Printing Company, Ld. IMPOttTEns AND DE..I.EHS IN BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS New Weatmlnater Vancouver 4 Vletorla. gaUg *|i*itisi)i.-€olttinl)iiitt Monday UiiaKll, Itceruibcr •. 1*H. The 0. P. B. injunctions. Ottawa, Nov. 26.—Tho supreme court was engaged in heaving tho cuse (if the Ganadiaj Pacific Raili»ay,apiiel- lants, and Aw. (t. Major, respondent, this aftiiapBf It i» »li »ppoal by the defendants from the* judgment ua Hon. Justice Grease, of British Columbia, rendered Sunt.,.24, .last, and from an ordor thoriOfioii *fi»*fc restraining the company frbm Amsttufet- ing or extending their main lino from Port MoodjLto.f"1ll Harbor(.through tho lands oHHe respondent. 'Mr. Mar jor olaims that the special act of the Canadian Pacilic Railway compan^ does not empower them to extend their line in-British Columbia beyorjd Port Moodjp.-fcfia'oonseqnfentiy tUj should be restrained from construct- in;! it through his land. On the other hand, the Canadian Pacific Railway company hold that their act gives them authority to construct branches from any point on their line of railway to any pari ol the Dominion, and allege that the extension bf their line from the Wnjinlis. Ht • Porl'Mot*_y< through Mr.-Mnjor's property can be designated as a branch. With regard .to the question ol whether tho proposed line to Coal Harbor beu con-, structed either ns au extension Wyond the recognized terminal point or as a branch of tho main line, counsel for the respondent referrcd-to* the—hits judgment of tho chief justice, who decided that tho company, .cannot .construct thoir proposed iWrks, nnder Iheir existing cl*Kt*!rs,'eHlier;»8'J»nii " extension" or ss a braiich,' nor,iri consequence, enter upon Mr. Major's lands for such a purpose. At tho conclusion of the argument Mr. Richards, Q. C, who had been watching the case in the intoreats uf other parties who have similar charges against the company, asked ..'save tu, he .heard, and, with conse-JUfJ^ounsA p;• appellant, received pejjpmsioii,- Upon his jssa- clusion thn^tnnrt jadj^uhied .. until Monday, wnffi thS eUche'qner appeals will be taken up. A Tax on Bachelors The taxing of bachelors is nothing new. Tlie question of Ia|iilf! r them has been revived sjfain MlfVana, snil the Poll Mall flfclfl *_*Js: * 'A>*tV tion to that cflect has been sent to the chamber of deputies. It says that in Paris alone there ito nearly half a million, whereas the number of married meu iB not more than 379,000. We are reminded that the tax, singular as it msy seem, has already existed in several countries. Th* French convention adopted it. So did the old republics. In Sparta the women were allowed to drag bachelors, into the temple of Horcules Wd giro them a sound thrashing. Plato condemned them to a fine. Rome made them pay a round sum. Camillus went further, and forced them to marry the widows of oitizens killed in defending the country. The petitioners .My..the. tax ought to be doubly welcome—first, because it will increase the decreasing population by inducing bachelors to marry; and secondly, because it will help to make up the growing deficit in the budget. ' w At a, recent trial beforo a New York judge it wa^jought important*, Uy.|he council to determine thelengtTi'Of *titne certain "two quar|em»f beef, two hogs and one shceiv^Nsnijiined in an express wngon in fro# jrfjKe plaintiff's store before thej%ejHil^feHway Dy .the defendant. The ^nag#iu(,miicrinftn,, wIh.hc knoWltdgQ of ^PJmWy&i Very limited, but heS^ifiiia iff»vrfry plftm and straightforwartl -^ay to havinijifcr-. ried it out and put it into the af^pMiiid wagon. Then the following dialogic ensued: TV Counsel—"State to the jury-how long it wiu after i you took the meat from the store, and put it into the wagon, before it was taken away. Witness—"Now I cannot tell dot. I dinks 'bout dwelve feet. I not say nearasdot.pJnFM T?,3V Counsel-^^Wir Mofc'tT untfeHtfthd me. How long was it from the time ttie meat left the store, and was put in the wagon before it was taken away by the defendantI Witness--gSow.I krujwnoLvat.y-^ ask dat for-|W*lF**S|yP -ie £a8J^*jf up mid der ll-tfik.fiM-.lilt'* shonit us it vaQ.-,UiWUWu«JoBi(£ sidevalk vas. Den feet ? Dwelve feet? Den I dolls huw long it vas. Counsel—"I dont want to find bfit how lung tho sidewalk was, but I want to know (sHfttldyg YSa^vWyLW*- long - thi.. -iMi,t,^v,is-m-the-wng.m-be- foro-it-wiis-takon-away 1 Witness—"Oh, dat veil, now, I not sold any jjMii-t), -ifit-at so. 1. all time woigh hiin. u know how long it w was taken nway.^ffcr'it'iist^JUt into the wagun!" Witness (looking very knowingly nt tile counsel)—"Ndw'yi.rl 'ity to Jget mo in a scrape. Dat mirb vast shouat so lung in.-lwTiigiiuaslio vas in dor shop. Dottfjd,l,I, told you., pat meat vas duad ininit Hu ilbii't got mooch longer in den dousaii' year, liotllibnch." Counsel—"That will do." —-a-*-*-...- -i. Goon Manners. .H1N.s.N.sNoms^_,,.a The following sensible hints on etiquette are taken from Good House* keeping; A " should , _, Great pains shoultt be taken by the hostess to introduce shy people. A mistress ihould inform her servants whatjhe^aro^sfty to all corn- era One cord a year one sent in an envelope, continues the acquaintance, every visitor should have a card for the fathor and mother. ■■Introducing should.; not bo in-dis- criuun.'-tely done? at lifome or 4efrsociety, by any lady, however kind- hearted. . Tf one lady desires to be introduced to another, the hostess should ask if she may do so, of course, unobtrusive- * There is no neceijity of calling after a ten ov general -reception., if one has attp^ded tlio festivit-yor has ltfftoi' senta cttrd on thatftlayr " ' " No gentleman should ever be introduced to a lady without her permission lias 'beon asked, afert sho bo given an opportunity to rofunp.' -■ : ' • ■ In Iier own house a hostess should always extend her hand to a person brought; to her by a mutual friend and introduce for tlie first time. ■ JStrangew itaying ih town^who wish to be called upon, should send their curds by post with address attached to those whom they wduld like to see. . "Not,athomo".isn proper formula if ladios ate not receiving; nor does it involve a falsehood. It merely means that the lady is not at home to company. Cards of condolence must be returned by a mourning card sent in an envelope at such reasonable time after tfie death of ft reUfiVe as one can determine again to take up tho business of 'society. A lady who is fully aware of hev own responsibility, who has always lived in tlie best jwciety, 19 never afraid to bow or call (hit," of to Ihtfodftce the people whom she may desire to know each other. Ceremonious visiting is the machinery by which an acquaintance is kept up in n circle too large for social visiting, bttt.-evtey lady should try-to make one ov two informal calls eMh winter on intimate friends. In America it is the fashion to shake hands, and most women, if desirous of being cordial, extend their hands, even on a first introduction, but it is, perhaps, more elegant to make a bow only at a first introduction. *.*5A ■ Udf-lias a right to leave her eStdi. without asking for the lady oft die Kduae, if'-.it is not her day, or if' there is auy reason**-such as bad weather, pressure of engagements or the like— which renders time an important mat- A disnjjreeable woman can always find precedents for being tormol and chilling; a fine tempered woman can alwaya, find raisumi enough for being ogreejfcle,. . ; ' \ Counterfeiting certificates. "The firstfday after it was.announced that the' new 810 silver eertl- ficates were ready for circulation," said an old Washington street detective yesterday, " a man applied at one of the 'big banks in Washington and exchanged a 8100 bill for ten of the new cerciucates, A few days later this man, accompanied by half a doien companions, boarded a - train at the Baltimore and Ohio depot and eameto Chicago. Their baggage consisted of three valises and a lung brown trunk. They left the train at the lake front depot aud mysteriously disappeared. Almost immediately after their arrival large numbors of the new certificates made their appearance in the business houses and banks of the oity. They were crisp and clean, and fully as {iretty as the newspapers had cracked hem up to be. Ban! tellers, always cautious about taking bills uf anew issue, subjected the certificates io a rigid' examination, and pronounced them genuine. In this they were mistaken, for ii;., nearly ifjOot every in* etanoe the bill was aa bogus as oleomargarine. The fraud was not discovered until the town hud beoome pretty well papered with the stuff, secret service officers oame on from Washington and took up the . trail uf the strange men Wha had preceded 'them. It was apparent to them that thesefellows were sowing the bills,and by careful work they managed to catch oneof thein while he was in the act of swindling a business man. He is now under arrest, and kept in close Confinement somewhere about town. His capture isbeing kept, a secret so tbat hia companions will not take fright und slip n.way. It is one of the best joha I huvareyor heard of during all my experience as n detective. You Met, ] the counterfeiters; .were fully aware that the p?ople out hore had. not Been any of the qew certificate*, and consequently were' unable1toiJL#- a bogus bill from a genuine. Then,, besides, they knew that as the' certificates were a good deal of a novelty, meti who would come in pos.euion of them would hoard them for sobjI time osaaort of curiosity, end therehy give them ample oyportunity to ahove the stuff to a large amount before the fraud was detected. Inhere much of the bogus stuff in the city? Undoubtedly; but the full extent of the swindle will hot be known fur a day or yet. It is probable that the bad certificates have been spread all over the „.-_- .-._. .. _.. Northwest j but I understand Unit nil 1 nuftaurt licit, At' of thu banks have bteu warntil lo l-xik yet. But (UyMsK'Mt.^* feeft" put for>ei». , The secret iei-^ii wen (Here tbe spectators and honor and jury smiled audibly.) "I know not, shcntlemans, how is dis, I dells you all 1 can as good as I know, Counsel—-"Look JpKi!iA-l.'-'Wiiufc are hard at wnrk on ihe case, and pm pose to rupture the entire gang with oatthe asfftBrnnce v. private detective ngenciod nr the city ■ olice force, The bogus certificate*is a magnificent W*um Mjpoth, iiiidi'vfoi'0 it iiotWft.iBghtf5f itt on the back-of the.i)fll,,I.dbubt' much if it Would uot be taken as good money at auy of the sub-treasuries. Of course I doh't know whether the counterfeiters brought their plates and dies witli them, but I understand that the secret service men would deem ita greater triumph to capture these things, thaii they would the mere ui-retifc 'of the gang. Thoy say thnt the paraphernalia of the men in so complete tod dangerous that unless the stulf is taken the entire issue of certificates will have to be called in by tho governmont and fa^nyed. .-ro^ stoiy jwfctold t&iaaf by ri-govemWwt'offieer'flM is unqueB- tioimbly the truth. When I asked him how lie knew that Uie mnn who wins shoulo he tnWn by tlu introduce shy peoplo. ns should inform herser- t thoy aro to say to all com- with the gang "shoving" the bogus stuff in this city, lie replied that he hiul already said mure than he ought _4r to,—Chicago Tribune. Canadian t'salter uud Hyinual, with inea (for F ' „.. .. . ... Pearson In calling on •fipinAW'lWs-ttmifWA-GrtimVlh vuiiniiiiui i niriiui (lllll ll tunes (for Presbyterian Church), ut T R. Pearson k Co,'*-, Xew " ' Westminster POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel ot purity, strength und wholesotttenessJ More economical than the ordinary kinils, and cannot bo sold ln competition with the multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders. . Sold only In cans. Roval Baking Pownrnt Co;,l«. Waliat., New York. .v .-.' :■ ■ Sfely Port Hammond Nursery! VTOW IS THE TIME TO SEND IN il - your orders, If you want some of those nice fruit or ornamental trees, shrubs, etc., fiom Ontario. As I return ahout the middle of June to settle up my afliilrs there nnd como out this full with the stock for my nursery here, nnd will select and bring yout* orders rif-lit along With me for this full and next spring's planting, I will catisfy all both as to quality of trees nnd fViiit, and I will tie settled here in the'business so you will know where to find mo, All communications nfter the middle of Junemay be addressed to me at Bowmanville, Out., or to Carleton A Harris, Port Hammond, G. Vf. HENRY, iny22tc Port Hammond P.O. TiUPHONECAtlNO. 6. P.O. BOX 71 WM McCOLL S.ii.&l ireUss! '■iM :■■■■ Dry Goods, Men's Furnishings, I Groceries & Provisions. MWD"-OM'S BLOCK, Columbia St. ; •, f ihv-HUJJto HACK FOR HIRE. mHE UNDERSIGNED lias established ■As''- himself In the City ol New Westminster with a FIRST-CLASS COVERED CARRIAGE, Which Is open fur Kngaacmcnts at very mo-lrrnle Charges, Orders left atthe Colonial Hotel or sent by telephone, will be promptly attended o duy or night. Stable next H. Elliott's JOS. CJATES. . Telephone No. 39. mylte The British Columbia EMPLOYMENT BUREAU rumislies all Kinds of Help " Free or Charge, OUR BUSINESS AGENCY, D9 YOU WANT TO BUY OB SELL A Business, take a partner, etc- PICKERING & 60. OFFICE: Fort Street, between Douglas anil Broualiton, VICTORIA, 11. 0. P. O box em. mir-. and Coal. THE SUBSCRIBER HAr^'dN: tlAimA' large -quantity of BEST \VELLE\GT0\ LUUP COAL And< an'&ssortmo-it'of'i IH - ORDWOOD, .. he will sell at lowest rates. He Iso promptly attend to all kinils of ■g-pAlWTTUC*-. ers left at Mr. MiiColl'sslonron Colombia street, or at my house, DotiBlna stroet,will meet with pr——- ~ : HENU' New Westminster H. C. projjjJt'Htentlon. 5NRY ELMOTt. JlylOhi WHITE IN KIK! ., ■osfo-rics. , f HEHEHY GIVE NOTICE THAT t T intend toupplyat the next sitting of tho Licensing Court (or tills City for a License to sell fermented und Intoxicating liquors by retail on the premises at firese lit known as the "Bingham House,*' f> he hereafter called the repot Hotel. P.'O.BIlXADliAUX. Now Westminster, 20th Nov.,l«KJ. , dno28tu_ 2&ORXCZEI. ALL PERSONS INUEUTED TO US an requested to call and settle their accounts at once. By doing so they will oblige us and save-themselves.further trail ole. . N. B_—All necnuhtft not settled' lieftire the 10th of December will be plnced in the hands of a collector for collection. KELLY UROS., <lno2flml i West End Bakery. DOUGLAS & DEIGHTON, Manufacturer., and Importers of Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Whips, etc. NEW WE8TMINSTKR, B. 0. .'''■ ■ '' dw-jlySilo PIONEKR Fish i Game Store! WM. H. VIANEN HAS ALWAYS ON HANI) A GOOD supply of Fresh and Salt Water Fish. OULXCJBI IS* STH A BOST. DEALER IN SKINS AND PELTRIES. Purchases will bo delivered In any part bf the City free of charge, d-JlySlyl NOTICE. THK UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE to Inform his friends aud the Public generally that he has purchased of 'Messrs. Owens-J. Insley tho premises lately known as tho ."Bingham House," situate on Columbia Street, In this city, opposite the Station of the O. P. R.*-to be henceforth known as the Depot Hotel—where he ven*; tures to hopo that by strict attention to the comfort and requirements of hia patrons to merit a share of their support. The cuisine will be under the management of an experienced cook and.tha sleeping department under the personal superintendence of Mrs. Hilludeaii-t. ' Premises quite new and charges moderate. ( >, P.'O-BtLLADEAUX. New Westminster, fMth Nov., 1880. 1 dnniiUml EniTISKfl. Wholesale and Itetail riBT' application to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for a lease for timbering purposes, of the following described lauds:; *' " ' Tract No. l.~Commencing ut a post 40 ohalns east from A. if, Cotterl's southeast, corner state (Elk Bay, Johnston Straits), thence south, 49 ohalns: west, 60 chains; north, 40 chnins* west* 40 chains; north,. 20 chains: West,,CO chains; north, 40 chains; eust, io chains; north, 20 ehains; west, flu chains: norlh, it) chains; east, 20 chains; north, 20chains; east,20 chains; north, 20 chains; east,80 chains, thenoe south to shore Hno of Elk Bay: theuce In a south; westerly direction to W. P. Sayward's claim; thenee following around said claim to Sayward's southeast stake on Elk Bay; theneft [following shore line to Cotterl's northwest corner post; thence along Collcrl'K south and east boundary to place of commencement; said tract containing 1.100 acres, more or less. Traot No. 2.—Commencing at McNa- hemic, Northeast corner Nodnllas Chan-: nel, Thurlow Island; theuco North 2(1 chains, East 2ft chains, North OOchalns, West 40 chains, North 40 uhRln**. West 40 chains. South 140 chains, ito MoNa- herhlc, North boundary line; thence East along sitf-' North' boundary to place of commencement; said'tract containing 800 acres, moreor loss. Tract No. ^.-Commencing alu post «»t on shoro line of Thurlow Istand, Cmwfo.d anchorage, Cardero - channel; thenee South 40 chains, East 21) chains. South 80 chains. East 40 chains, North 80 chains, East 40 chains, Nortii 40 ehulns; thence westerly to point of commencement, said tract containing 720 ucres, more or less. ROYAL CITY PLAN WQ MILLS CO. PetW., T.-A-G. New Westminster, EC, 15th November, 18S0. duolSml DRUGQISTSI New Westminster, B. C. mhidto IMFEEIAL FIRE INSURANCE CCMP'V, l Oi.D(BR»*i>!iT. sod 18 Paix Mj.m., LONDON. INSTITT'-fJBD 1808. FOR INSURING HOUSES A OTHISR BuildiiigB, Goods, Wnres, Merchan- diw, M*milactur_ng snd Faniiiiig Stock, Ships in Port, Harnor or Dock, ajdth. Cirgoosbf such Vessels { also, ShipsSinWS" ing Snd repairing, Barges and other Vessels on navigable riv.rs snd canals, and Goods on hoard such Vessels, throughout Great Britain snd Ireland and ih Foreign Countries, K—^——-. -._-_- FROM 1(188 OR DAHAGK BV FIIIK. Subscribed and Invested Capital, -Sl,600,00_0 8*&. Rates of Premium and every information can be obtained on.application to W. J. ABM8TU0NK, ■*»,'' Agent*for New Westminster. 500,000 NOW IN USE Aqd Anaring Uio Highest Testimo- !*l Wj(|h from all who um th6ni.' ■' The Cheapest and Best' Machine In the Market. ■ '' Oalljalnl r.jci.iiltin tlicm lielore golnu Chas. J. Robson's i.i FltUrrRTOftK, O'uwl (eCVtlnniilHl Hotel, iliioSIf1 -PHACTICAL if ft —„ . _^___ - B' "". --■ - - -;---■.-* tlosjutt received for the (tolidrty'S « liiie Miortmcnt of Gull niut ^ilvu'i- JEWELRY GENTS' iwllfs Size Swiss fioid Waldlii's fronr|2B.to$5r>, ;. ,.- I-fldles Size American Stem- ' winding (lolil WiUchcs, at Jf32.5<.. BKMkMBKR-We do not sell "IIIW" Watirhes antl Jewel.'y as solid gold. Our good, are gurriiuteed just es represented, and priuei lovrnr thsli nny other house in B. C " ',, ' cqi.Q}(iA\t, mx)iqK,„; MEW WEStMlNSttl1!. 6. c. iLiinr What Physicians Say Ubout the STARR KIDNEY PAD. -'Treatment by Absorption hns for somo time been recognized by Medical Mn to be the most simple nna effectual iiKiins ot conveying to "DlseusedOiBftns,-"Curatives," but In cases of Kidney Disease and Complaints attendant thereon, successful treatment whs practluably Impossible until the Introduction of fho Starr Kidney Fad, It.costs less thnn &slngte prescription and Is' Immeasurably mare decilitre and'effective than any quantity of Internql Medicinal dmlria. Worn immediately over the seut of PIsohho, its curative proportk'H become nl>N--rbeil by tbo diseased nnd en*-, foebicd Organs,conUmtously and directly, us required to Insure Hi return their healthy iiction nnd original vigour. It Is comfortable to the patient ami pleasant in Hh effects, nnd cures when nothing else enn. The Starr Kidney l'nd accomplishes positive; decisive results. A more valuable discovery as n tme remedy for Kidney IHseimes was never made.—Aletlictd Gazette. The ttthrr Kidney Pail- manufactured In Toronto. Is a permanent sure euro for diseases, disorders und nllments of the Kidneys, Bladder and urinary secretive system, or attendant complaints, cnlistng pain in the small of the buck,'sides,eto,, producing urinary disorders, sueh as too frequent, scanty, diflicult, painful or copious liiUiliirltioii, inability of retention and sedimentary urine, dropsical symptoms, 'eta, denoting the preseuceln the system pi uUeuses common to the urinary secretive organs—known ns gravel, catarrh of the bladder and passngca, Jlrlght's dlsoaso, diabetes, dropsy, piles, nervous debility, etc. Send for pamphlet to LANGLEY* C!Q.f Wholesale Agents, Victoria. Itetall- od by A. M. llKUltlNQ nud D. 8.CURTIS it CO., New Westminster: T. McNER- LEY, ]_ndner's r.andlng; H. McDOWELL A CO., HASTINGS HAW MILL CO., THE VANCOUVER DRUG CO., Vancouver; W. E. MCCARTNEY A BRO., Vancouver ond Kamloops; J. RLOVELL Yalo: W. R. MEGAW, Priest Vallpy; % CLARK A ■CO., Kamloops;! . ' dWUSSjrl FirelFire! TESTIMONIAL! Vancouver, 3&rd June, 1S8G, MR. G. ROBERTSON, ■ > Vancouver; <t | Representing Goldle A McCulloch, ! . , : OaltiOnU Sin.—Wc the un.iersnrned having witnessed the terrible Ore -which wiped out of existence tho young oity of Vancouver, Oil the 13th hist., Imve. after the lire, examined the safes sold by you, some of whieh were pul to the most severe test, having been surrounded by large quantities of lard and bacon, and we are pleaued to testify to the remarkable maimer lit which every Safe sold by you preserved its contents, not only books und papen, but also thousands of dollan In paper money woro taken' out In perfect condition. Wo can, therefore, with the greatest confidence, recommend them as thoroughly tiro proof: L .v. Hamilton, for tho Canadian Pacific Unilway Company: M. A. MacLean, Mayor; John Jt Blake, Stipendiary Ma- gistrutc; Rlch'd. Alexander, Justice of ilio Pence; John Roultbee, Police Magls- irate.-CItyof Vancouver; Thomas Dunn, Justice nf tlie Peace; Isaac Johns, Col.; Edward E. Rand, Real Estate Broker; It. Balfour) ' '-- "---"- CHANGE OF TIME TABLE. Wif! STEAMER' "GLADYS" tTNTIfc FURTHER NOTICE WILL U lflove on MONDAYS for Chilllwhnck and way places, returning on Tuesdnys. Lenves on THURSDAYS for Hope and way places, returning on Saturdays. dwnolUc"' OAi*T. INSLEY, Mfcsler. ' ALBION MARBLE WORKS JiMKS HattEft, Proprietor. MONUMENTS, HEAD STONEB, TOMBS, TABLETS AND CROSSES, PUR- " NITURE MARBLE.&c. Penoiis living nt a distance, by sending a description df what tboy wish, can have designs, prices, etc,, furnished on application. All work gunrant'jed equal to any on the Pacific Const, and at reasonable rates. N,B,~Nougoiits employed. Gordon Street, Victoria, B. C. Opp. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church mhUJto JOHN S. COX, *. . Importer and pealer in ^j^_\f^- INCLUDING k6ck>, ilnnas, WHITJB LKOHORNS, . I BROWN LKGHORSS PLYMOUTH LANGS1 Whit. Creslsd Bl.ek P.Uads, Uiilns. Pawl.,: R.u.n Dttek., i .' Whll. P.klu D.ok.. Pit G.mcs. Houdsns. . sskBhilsiuiil Eggs supplied *Uow rates, nml nil Htotrk giiiirauteeu...... Uoynl Avcnsc, Easl of Dougls.St. ■■•.'■.: mliJJto New Westminster, cout Harbor amlSeaUle Ronle. LI jUII X V«MIJ. UUU-MI-UUI .03 :. IKj(i) IMJ l-l_"VJiTS Mllll COLUMBIA STREET, IO Hi-Mlrt .-.Ki-Mti'i-i:.-..;. New Westminster, B.C. —inromou sso dbauhis iii— Books, ..,muj_ , v., j. Stationery, Fancy Goods, Pianos, Toys, , (J. W. TAli-tE;,!Maittr.) WILL LEA^k (fEATTLp EVERY Thnniday MoralUK at) •Vleck, for New Westminster Iind Coal Hnrbor, via rort Townsend and the Inlands; arrlvecat Now Westminstor on Friday forenoon, leaves for Coal Harbor about two hoari afterwards; leaves COAL HAABOR FH- *lay Sight for Seattle.' Fare to Beadle* .....»4.H i neUMHrlWi«or»^Mi U». ,, Special ratea to merchants. , apIOto C l: ft.; L W :«?. rariwd.'l-or.'M-iJiy; to Vnncouver nnd-Hngllsh Bay; F. C, InnoK A Co., Keal Estate Brokers; A. Vf. Ross,),Real Estnto Broker; Gravely A !.*k!Jfi*»#w*-™' Wm.Ross BOOTiSHOE _P_A._BX_.0_R. TOST J».RaiyiKD: j " $15,000 STOCK From tlie principal Honse* of Germany, France, Oreut Britnin, tlto United .; States and mil' great Dominion. 500 LINES KEPT ON HAND. C|VLl, AND SKIS MY STOCK BE. FOIIK VOU PURCHASE, llnols llllll SliOM, Irom mis ujiwanls. Full 4 ItiiliUor (iiiiiils is Vuin-Vum* ol oil kliuln. . Lndlts' is Qcnli' Slipper* (or Xmns— 1 the' loveliest over lusn. .:.. 8. Llue_ of UdlM', Mliw*-'« 0hlM« run's Hoiili. WM. R088, 4 iitwalnl Hetel lleek- < tlumbli mt. NOTICK 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT :» dayH after dale we Intend amdylng to tho Chief Corn in limloner of LandHnnil Worku for a McohMo to cut timber on the followiiiK tU'Horlbi'd lands, namely, lots numlHirs t'tt, S88, 8W, 837, In Oroup One, New WCHlmihutf-r iXMriet, Dnted nt New Weitmlnnter, 27ibiluyof Novemiier, jfWil. . - , „ nowniNn.* ronb, liy their Rolleltnm. mi '< ilnnWrnl ('niiitori.n A MrfVtt.i.. A Private College I FOli'— Boarding & Day Pupils, Boys, Jl: WILL BE OPENED AT ROSS BAY, VICTORIA, B. G. ■ —rON—- ,' , . , MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 1886. THE BUILDING HAS 15 LAKOB Rooms and Is well furnished with iwlster grutCB, bath rooms, Ae., Ac. Excelluntopportmillleslor all kinds of hcnlthliil exorcises, IncludhiRbosltUK snd bSililng. I'uplls will be made most comfortable said their general welfare earefully considered. . k OOMpET-HT STUFF OF .HMtlWTOtt will be maintained. . Bxeellent facilities will' be aflbrdod .for iii.i,noil.ni in (JsisH.k, immhU, CJIsshIc.1 and Modern Iawnus. subjects, with ■■strawenlsl Hulr. ' Application Forms, Referenoe* snd fnll Information furnished by „ : BKV. C. J. BBBMOK. St. A., Nkw Wnmiiima. June 9,1836. ' i dwjlyjlto Re-Opening! J.S.MANS0N, -■ ^I'kAB omitWt A:8H0P.0N McKenzie street, mul Door lo the Rl»ht from Columbia 1 Hhvot, and will have always on band . ''' '" a full assortment of ... AND AT BEAHONAIIbB JWCWi A PERFECT FIT Ounrontct'd In Evory C««e. BIONUM£NTS mHB UNDE1WIONED HA8 BKKN AP* 1 pohiMil ssSHtm British Crliiiiblafor ttfese beauilfol mooum.nts. Cull janio- u Inm in lo prices and desli Hon. .CHA8. .1, plica- Al the Prult anil oonreetllmcnr store, op- poelte(JolonlolHnlel,Neww4sUsil«nt.r, Kt: rallillto The Largest Stock on the Mainland, and, setof-d ...ft** ri\o','.. House in British Columbia. ■'; SOLE AOHNT8 FOH- "01 «o_tou, The Dominion Orcan, Of Bowmanville, Out. And sfents for (II .tke leading Amerium' PIANOS & ORGANS SPECIAL FORMS RUUf) * PRINTED. 0» the pnqiifW, ss nastly and ubeaply M st a»y ottisi ssislillskment In the Pnvlnes. __ ' ■' '::',:': '' ; ■■■■■'■'■''■ ;' • ■<-4(a&~,..fQH-r> Con-Mk-ttlon LH* Auurtnee Co. North Britiih iind Mercantile Firt Iniuramo Co. ,—r,Agents fnr First-Olsss Biirrmu riceipts. IHPt, HSITVilllll, bills tir8AU, , .' : cviiwi >.£tm turns LliBKI, PMH. HIB, J •uru. Hciim. Art til kinds of Bis Forms on kind. . h„■'i,i—-All'«»'Utmstf-Mni i -,' *„ i___Xirt_____^ "'■■ /.lsll.11' hlsu.l for mj PssHestlss W mutt mm. Import dlnot ban iiaiifso- toms, snd -anno* te undwsoM to rtfc|» il!***".l*lSfc . ,i, ,[.,,..;.,, ; ■,..Jv,,,|l, T.E. mm * rn., COLOMBIA 8TBIBT, lf.w Woitmlnrtor, 1. C. lu mh! nut u hn
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