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Wl ' X'■■(/■■ T / ■■"'' 5&-V -**^ .UMBIAN. dr-— VOLUME 1 NEW WESTMINSTER, B. 0., MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST IC, 1888, NUMBEB If; gjtilB;ftttiB|v Columbian Monday F.vnilnuj, Au«o»l III. IWW. Thero don't seem to lm much suffering in New York city for luck of funds. During the past six months the incraise of deposits in savings banks hus been $8,024,304.- 67, while during tho same period over $15,000,000 has been withdrawn from savings' banks for various purposes. This increase of deposits, in view of tlie large drafts upon the savings bunks, is a remarkable exhibit.—Chicayo Inter-Ocean. The relations existing between Russia and Germany do not seem to be of the most cordial kind. One must not suppose, however, tliat matters are quite as bad as the telegrams seem to indicate. One of the weaknesses of the press telegrams is a tendency to exaggerate and a fondness for sensation. It is a good whilo now since any legitimate sensation has appeared, and a first-class war between Germany, Austria and Britain on one side and Hussia and France on the other would lay the foundation for large telegraphic dividends. Sir John Macdonald is holidaying at the Pacilic Coast. Hon. John Norquay shortly after begins to'feel the cares of ofiiee and the necessity of allowing the sea breezes to gently waft through his olfactories. And, he, toe. betakes himself to the extreme west. And, finally, Mr. W. B. Scarth, the president of the Conservative Association, is irresistibly impelled in the same direction. It says a good deal for the magnetic influences of the British Columbia climate when it is able to draw three Conservative leaders at the same time to portake of its invigorating influences. For, of course, it is the climate that has brought these gentlemen together. No other reason is to be supposed for an instant.—H'iriwfyje'/ Sun. The practical objects of federation.-would bo the maintenance of common armaments and the establishment of a common tariff.' But to neither of these, I am persuaded, would Canada ever consent; slie Would neither contribute to imperial armaments nor conform to an imperial tarill. Though her people are brave and hardy, thoy are not, any more than tlie people of the United States, military, nor could' they be brought to spend tlieir earnings in Asiatic or African wars. Canadian statesmen visiting England and finding tlie movement"* popular in society here, are naturally disposed to prophesy smooth things; but not one of them, so far as I know, advocates imperial federation in his own country, nor um I uwure thut any powerful journal hus ever treated the question as serious.—Goldwin Smitli. In Ne\V York last week Michael Davitt Was interviewed on the political situation in Great Britain, and said: "For the present, at all events, we can scarcely expect the Conservative government will rush forward with a home rule bill that is a home rule bill ou the lines of Gladstone's. Our hopes must be rather of u negative than nf a positive character, and this makes our poople anxious io find out whether or not anything in tlie shape oi a coercion bill will be introduced. I don't sny passed, for with the present actual majority for tlie Liberals ou ull quostions outside of home rule, it is hard to see how any bill doing awny with the application of the ordinary law could get through the house of commons. While, therefore, the Conservative minority must be conservative in not going boyond j the ordinary luw to carry on the government, such us it is, 1 cannot see how they can remain passive in relation to the national demand. They must J and probably will offer some kind of a remedy, us tlie country is stirred from one end to the other, us it never' wus before, and the whole : people, in obedience to tlWIr lead- j era, not to speak of the law-abiding spirit whicli is born in them when I they are left alone, arc refraining front all acts of violence. Why, you must have read in the despatches from the other side that the i criminal calendars whioh come under the notice of the judges of assize, who are on circuit throughout tlie country, present almost a complete blank us far ns nny serious otl'ences—in foot, as for as any offences at nil—are concerned. As a consequence, the judges are compelled to compliment the grand juries on the peaceful state nf tin* country." For Salt—Hotel doini buainen; Turner FT. D McI.E AN, M. D. OFB-IOH — MoKotWlo St., opposite the Lockup. RKSlliKNCK—ASlica Ht., (list door east (if Mr. Cnnnlnglinin's. JntlOto Xeyr Westminster, B. 0, TT M. COOPER, B. A..M. D., * PHYSICIAN A SURGEON. OFFICE and HERIDENCE-Clmrch St. (next door to Farmers' Home), nenr Columbia St., New Westminster, 11,0. OFFICE HOUIW-fitolOn, m.; ito8und 6.80 to8 p. m. Calls In (own nml coun- • try promptly nttended to. ' fe2te T\H, F. WEI-SII, DENTIST, Colonial Hotel, New Westminster, II. C. *. np28le F. UUINN, DENTAL SURGEON. All dental operations performed In a skilful manner, Opficr ut the Colonial Hotel, dwanflto p E. C. BROWN, DENTIST. Opkicb—Over D. 8. Curtis A Co.'s Drug Store, Columbia St., New Westminster. Hours-9tol2j l!!Wto7. Will visit Chilliwhack the first Monday und two following days In ench month, Teeth painlettly extracted. aul2 pOltllOl LI> A Mcl'OU, BARRISTERS, ' SOLICITORS, ETC Offlee, Mckenzie Street, New Westminster, and Vancouver, B. C. JySldwtc HT NORMAN BOLE, * BARRISTER-AT-LAW. Land Agent. Money to Loan. Columbia Street, segtc New Westminster, B.C. AR. HOWSE, „ Formerly Howse, Hill & Ricknian, hegx to announce that ho will resume business as Surveyor, Rent Estate Broker nnd Conveyancer On and after the 21st Instant. Ofllce, New Caledonia Hotel, Hurray St., Port Moody. HOlOtc ' JOHN PENBERTHY, MINING AND LAND SURVEYOR, ACCOUNTANT and GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE, Maps-awl Drawings'neiily executed. Hasting* Street, Vancouver, B.<1. m J. TRAPP, A UOTIONEE R AND APPRAISER, Columbia Street,,, New Westminster All commissions will receive prompt and careful attention. Beit references given when required. inhl2-to W. D.FERRIS. laud, m d wm m Rent ahd Debt collector. SKVBRAI, 00OD FARMS FOR BALK. Stent fnr Ike 1KIVKIKRH utn nnd 4<<u»jYr i*ixiit.iMJi; ciiiirm, Hiinrnnl. t'enn. OFFICEi-Fcn-Is Street, Now w™tmln- Hter. tolto PITT & CO., Real Estate, Mining AND MONEY BROKERS, —ANII— General Commission Ag'ts VANCOUVER. B. O. • LOANS NEGOTIATED. *e2?tc ll LAND SURVEYORS, Keal Estate, Insurance and Commission Agents. FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT ft COLUMBIA STREET, Telephone Itl. NKW WESTMNIiTKR. RAND BROS. pEAL ESTATE BROKERS, Conveyancers, Collectors, And Insurance Agents, Offlccs at. VICTORIA; Fdrt Street,: NEW WESTMINSTER: Coium- hia St., opposite Post Ofllce. VANCOUVER, Cordova Street. RUII.DrtJG LOTS for snle In nil sections of Vnncouver nnd Now Westminster Clly. FARM- t.ANDH of superior quality for ■nlu nt Clillllwhnck, Port Hammond, Liim-fley, Mat-Haul, sumas, Mnd Bny,Lad* nor'H Landing, Lulu Island, Nortii Arm anil Pitt. River. Maps and Plans exhibited and the fullest Informntion furnished nt nil our oflices fe20te PONEY WANTED. WANTED, A QUIRT, WELL-miOK- en Poney, suitnldo for a young girl nf U to ride or drivo, Apply, giving price, to W. ABBOTT, diiullwl Port Moody, 32,000 WANTED ule—Hotel doing n good buying i; olioap. Apply nt Woods, * r-nmfte. JyUte WANTED TO ItonilOW, *J!0l» on (mm! seeiirlly. Particulars on iiupllcii- ; HiinntllilnOmec 'fyJJItc c. McDONOUGHjrai|pMlURNITURE:«Mortonluse!; «!S!L FRONT STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER. Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, Glassware, Boots & Shoes, Ac, &c. THE BEST GENERAL .STORE IN THE CITY-TRY IT. Farm Proiluco taken nthlg-liest prices, dw-jlj'Jlllo AUSTIN BRICE. Carpenter & Builder Finns and Specifications for all kinds of Buildings care- full)' Prepared. JOBBING NEATLY AND CAREFULLY EXECUTED. All orden left at Oceident Hotel, or at the shop of' V. Johnson, Columbia street, will receive-prompt attention. Your favor solicited. 'elite J.A.CAWLEY&CO. HAVING PURCHASED THE Shingle Mill .„d Pump Factory At POPCUM, nre prepared lo execute nll Orders promptly mid to the t-atlsftictlon of tlieir customers, All kinds ofTI'KNIN-U done lo order. J. A. CAWLEY A CO. JaOtc POPCUM, B. C. TURNER, BEETON & GO. MERCHANTS, WHAKF STREET • VICTORIA. A.GJJNTB JB-OK North British and Mercantile Insurance Co. Tor Mainland. H.C. BEETON & CO., SB Finsbury Circus, London, E. C. H. KRLLS, Manufacturer A Importer of BOOTS a™ SHOES Ladles', -UeiilH', HIshu' nnd Children'* Hooti, Sheen anil «niter* Made to Order nnd Kept on Hand. OOLUMBIA 8TRE£T, ~ OPP. HYACK HALL NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. mh-lto Manufacturer nnd Dealer in Boots and Shoes LEATHER & FINDINGS. All Kinds of Hides aud Shins Oak and Hemlock Tunned. CASH PAID FOU HIDES AND SKINS. On hnnd nlwnyK a good supply of Cen* tlier both of my own manufacture nnd Imported. \ havo (secured the ncrvlcesiif Mr. Wm. Burnett to Riiperlutond the tniKtoni re* nlll im department. JAMKS ROlJHSRAU, Coluinliln HI., New WeHl-inlnaler. (dw-iui'Jyl) '"__ WALSH Tacoma, Washington Ter. BOAHDINO & DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS & YOUNG HEN. THE RT. REV. BISHOP PADDOCK, D. D., RECTOR CIIIBISTMAS TERM BEMNS SEPT. J!, I 1B8II. Tho following Iii'iini'litiiiiits tlinroilfijlily tnugtitj-LANGUAUEs (Ancient ami Hodornl; ENHLI3II (Composition, Iltietork, clc): MATHEMATICS (Pure mul Applied); SCIENCE (IJ ils. try, Physics, Botliny, etc.): BUSINESS (Iirrok-kecpliiK, Piiniiiiiiitrlilp, Conimor- I clftl Arltlinictlir, OnrreKnqnueneo, short- ! liuiiil. etc.): MUSIC (Vriuirl nml Instrumental): DRAWING. For tonus lirlilHwn I W. PROTHERO 1% I MANUFAOTtmEItSAND HEALERS IN AM, KINDS OF FUfcNITtlltE. REMOVED rouplcil by Mr. Dure?, ■ust-— jly28tc PTtOF..!. TAPr, ■ Principal. MR. GEO. IDGE First-Class HI —OF TIIE- VIOTOI «-To sliiip Inlely , .... Cnl u m blu Street. Cnll nntl examine onr slock anil prices below buying;. We can't be UNDERSOLD In thn city. tU'pnlrincofnll kinds neatly done. ^V. PROTHERO 4 CO. sellllc J. G. BUNTE, Importer and Denier ln SPENOE'S BRIDGE, B. O. WR BEO TO INFORM YOU THAT " wo have leased tlio Morion Iiouse nt Spence's Bridge from Mr. Murray and Hint It Ik newly fitted up and* comfortably furnished. We would respectfully solicit your patronage and wc promise If yon will fnvor us with it to donllwecnnto sntlsfy you In every respect. Mrs. Hold, who has had much experience, will attend to the culinary department. We remain, yours respectfully, Je28m5 11EID & XEFY. Apply to WonitH,TURNER A GAMBLE, ap2Stq TOR SALE t A Aft ACRES-IMPROVED FARM,- -±*±U Ensy Terms. Applyto Vf. 0. McDOUGALL, Jnl2tc Elgin P.O. Spring, Hair, Wool antl Straw MatlreBseii to Order. Has appointed the Undersigned his Agent for Mew Westminster City and Mfrtrlct. All Orders by Mail or otherwise will bo promptly nttended to. Designs, Samples of Material and I'rU-es furnished on application. C. R. MONCK. Blanket*. Clin in Iier Sets, Window Shades, Oil Cloths, MiUtliig, Wnll Paper, Baskets, Bird Cages, Flower Pots, Hanging Baskets, Pictures, Frames, Brackets, Baby Carriages, etc. Pictures framed und Bepnlrtng done to order. Also, - Undertaking; Embalming a specialty. Please givo us licall before purchasing elsewhere. J. G. BUNTE, Opposite Post Otlice, Columbia Street, iiplfto Now Westminster, COME AND SEE! W. H. HOLDEN, HAVING TAKEN .POSSESSION OF the "Temperance House,"fronting on Columblaand Church Streets,opposite tho Episcopal Church, and now known ] as the FARMERS'HOME! Will accommodate the traveling' publie bt the following rates: Board per day.... ,.,$1 00 " " week 5 00 Single Meals -,. 25 Store to Let. THE STORE NOW OCCUPIED BY G. Leiser, opposite the Colonial Hotel, Splendid location for a dry goodB store. Possession givon on or about August'next. Eiu-uirc ut thc premises, lllmyUm FOR SALE. A BARGAIN. 158 ACHES OP UAND, Holme, Ae., on good rout], within .1 iuHesritlov.il. Applyto WOODS, TUHNEB * GAMBLE. Jlyl7ml Ingle leas... m.Gooil tiocoramotlatloii for Ladies and families. niyfitu I'. PEEBLES. J. W. HECK LEY New Went., Mny lllnl, 18S0. JllSUr Art Studio! BOVILL BROS. HAVE JUST OPENED Opposite the Colonial Hotel, COLUMBIA STREET, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. ,; dw-jiymm %m. AUSTIN, DEALER IS . Ucneral Merchandise! i A lnrge Assortment of DRY GOODS -AND- GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND. Hay and Feed WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. WOOD AND 'Oil ill 1 llllttjl) TO AM 1'ABT DF THE CITY. We run two ntiigondally, exceptSnnilnys, to Port Moody,ourryinu H.M.S. mulls. An no liquor or tobueeii Is used we cim by lemperiitp linbits nml enrcfitl economy servo the public iitespeclnlly low rntes. •sink) .Peebles 5 Heckley (NEAR MERCHANTS' SQUARE) FURNITURE ' MANUFACTURERS, —AND— UPHOLSTERERS Bpring und Wool 'Intlresses and Bedding always on hand. HAVE ON HANI) THE I.UMJKST AKD BUST STOCK Of ll It Mil ItlJ ON TIIK U IIM AMI. TEMPERANCE RESTAURANT Cor. Mary and Columbia Sts. MISS RUMERY HAS OPENED A lirst-cliiss HoanUiiB House nnd Res- nnt In tin* promisesfurinerlvucctinit'd liy Mr. W. II. Keary. Bonrdera tnken by tlio day or week, und Jititi-onsoftlie Iiouse secure nil tlie com- urts of 11 home. Meals served at all reitsoiniblc hours. 1 Hot coffee .nnd light refreshments. Froo ! reading room imiud.ed. Miss Rumery i personally superintends tbe cooking. TERMS MODERATE. I „!?JL-I*£ ; DRESSJVIAKINC. Misses McDOUGALI COLUMBIA STMSET, New Westminster, B. C. »*" Satisfaction guaranteed. Jeaito FOR SALE. NE-HALP INTEREST IN thc IjAKG- _ ley Saw and Hailing Mill; mill In good order. For particulars apply on the premises to H. WEST. Or, Messrs. DRAKE, JACKSON, aplStc A HBLMCKBK, Vletorla. 0 Land for Sale! "pETWEEN FIVE AND SIX THOU- £) sand Acres of the very best Alder- bottom and Prnirie Liuid, in Township 14, New Westminster District. Will be sold In one block or In subdivisions to suit, on very liberal terms. Apply to HENRY MATHERS, New Westminster City. Farm for Sale! THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY Acres in Township Two. Good for a I stock farm. Fresh water stream running - through centre of farm. Partly prairie and alder. Goud log house. For terms, fto.. apply to WOODS, TURNER ft GAMBLE. NewWest.,B.C.,20thMay,188t). m92m3 For Sale or To Rent THE UNDERSIGNED offers aFarm for for sale or rent. Also, Milch Cows | and young Cattle, Hogs, and a few young ; HorscB. There are several pairs of good I steers tliat would make excellent working i oxen. Also, one of the largest nnd best Bulls iu the province. The stock Is alt very gentle. M. NICHOLSON, i mhStc Mint nl l-eluuun P.O. Esttmalcf for offlce ami Store Fittings. We purpose adding Undertaking. Jiyato SUN LIFE E. hutcherson,; For Sale** 160 Acres. j OF CANADA. F. CRAKE, PRACTICAL Business of lSKfi.-»LIfe Department. Income, 3iili),l)87.05i Increase, 941.007.40. Assets, $1,-lll.Ofl-lig-fc- Increase, 5l:)ii,Mi7.iHi. New Ute Applications, ^,608,071.48; Increase, S707,2HIJ30. Life Policies in force, fi7,!i:jU,H78.77; Increaso, Sl,OSW7-l.7:i. ah hunt ntT vmihNT. By Introducing its popular Uucoudltlnn- al Life Policy ihe StjN showed Itself one of the most llljeml lnsilliitlons of Its kind In the world. It maintains this reputation by following the same course lu Its Accident Department. It offers to the public incomparably The Most Libernl. Slrnliktftorwanl. Hn* tethMlcal Accident Policy Ik Existence. Tliofollowlngaroafowof the points of superiority: Fifteen Days of Guaoe nre.allowed, (See condition 1). No otlior Company In America allows one hour, BoNtis^-Should no claim be made for five years, the sixth year's assurance will be allowed free of chnrgc, if thu ago is under 65. tSoe condition 2). Very fow other Companies give tills prlvuoge, Policies Not Voided by engaging in a more hazardous occupation than that assured against. For particulars Beo Policy. This advantage ean be obtained hardly anywhere else, Residekok— More, liberal conditions than given by any other Compnny In America. R. MACAULAY, THOMAS WORKMAN, Mannglng Director. President. A. E. IMRTK, Cieneral Agent, Victoria, B. O. JOHN O. Mrl-KOll, Agent, Jlv-iSle New Westminster, It. C. i For best Teas & Coffee NURSERYMAN ft DEALER DN ' Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Ladner'S Landing, B. O. mHE SUBSCRIBER. WISHES TO IN- I firm the people of Uritish Columbia tliat he has established a Nursery at Ladner's Landing, and Is prepared to fill all orders for Fruit Trees, Ornamental Trees, Shrubbery, Vines, Small Fruits, ftc. Trees imported or home grown according to tho wishes of ciftiomers. The subscriber hns had a thorough practical training in the business, and having a permanent stake In tlie country it is tils Interest to deal fairly with the publio. Ho will wait upon tho various towns and settlements shortly, and all orders will have his personal attention. aul2tc E. HUTCHERSON. X. Vf. CORNER LOT 7, SEC. 7. C1ITUATF.D CLOSE TO SEMIAHMOO p Bay. The best kind of soil for farming; slopes south-west; easily drained: brush and alder on tho south side; about i'i acres burnt 4 or •"> years ago and some since, Tlmolby growing about -lor5feet high; about 2D acres with large timber oh north side; will be valuable ah a railway terminus before many years. For particulars apply to WM. RAE, d-au2m lx New Westminster. ESTABLISHED 1859. ROBT. DICKINSON, BUTCHER, Nearly Opposite tlie colonial Hotel, NEW WESTMINSTER. THE LARGKST AND CHOICEST auortmeut of all ilesciiptions of FOR SALE. THAT DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE ON Lol 7, situated tm Provost street, between Mary nnd McKenzie streets, now In tho occupation of Cnpt.Urnnt; contains 8 rooms wiib usual offices. Valuable City Lots. Farms near City, Farms on Pitt Meadows. Farms on Mud Hay. 80 acres of Land at Whonock Railway Station. 71 acres of valuable Land 2 miles from City on Hastings Road; 1800cordB of Cedar could be cut, Apply to CAPT. PITTENDRIGH, je2.1tc Land Agent, New Westminster, MEATS AND VEGETABLES The Model Tailor; jeweler, SINCLAIR'S, Constantly on hand, and supplied to Fam- Hies, Restaurants, and Steamboats at the FOR_SALE. ] 1440 ACRES CHOICE DELTA LANDS ! Q MILES FROM LADNER'S 0 Landing, on the Trunk Wagon , Road; two other roads runningthroutli the premises. Apply to E. A. WADHAMS, i de2*tc Ladner's LandinftB.C. For -SetleS (ON EASY TERMS) COLUMBIA ST. Columbia St., Xew Westminster. COLUMBIA STRFET. NEW WESTMINSTER. oiiiui.lli- .-nnnlt.Rl.iim «V Co'.. HAVING JUST HECE1VEDOUR NEW Slu-Ing Stoirk, wii Invltir Inspiri-Mon or ! tlio finest Holcotlnn of UiiRlt.h. Hmli-ii. tirrm.lt, t'rrnrh, .nit Antrrlrnn BShSUITINGSI Ever shown In New Westminster. We have seemed the service*- of MU. HUGH O'HAGAN,a pntcllcal Cutter who hns had lon** experience in London, l'arKnnd the leadlni* eastern cMok.hiuI for a GOOD KIT and artist le style we defy com petition, mhaoie THOS. WALSH. SIGN Iff TDK NG WATCH. PIO N 1j" K H Fish s Game Store! WM. H. VIANEN HAS AliWAYft flN HAND A OOOD mipply of Fresh and smi Wuit-r Fish. a-AMm iur amA-soJisr. DEALER IN KKINH ANtl I'EI.TRIEH. Pnrctiosoh will lio ilulhTi'i'it tn nny part of tlir oity Inn' nf "nkrtS. r|.jl,v"lyl »»• LATE MANAGER FOR RAVAGE * LYMAN, MONTREAL. Chronometer., Repeaters, chrono- griphers, and all line Wntrh repair* a Specialty. ANY ONE HAVING WATCHES wllloll Imve been Injttretl liy-tiu'oinpi'li'iit Wlilcli rl'linlri'lrl I'llll tio llllllil) I'llllnl tn 111'"' iiltnln. JEWELRY of nil klmls ninile mul nipnlroil. All wnrk wnrniiiti'.l; cliuruoH liiniliiriite. EsMnuiUmgiven (li'i'of trluiriie. dus=i.wAI<TH.tN, ELf.l-1, llllil iilhrr ****Si Wiitriirs .mt jewelry rlir.prr Ihtii. nny ollu-r linn.. In II. *'. LAIJ1ES' SOI.II) 12 CARAT GOLD A JI- EIIICAN STEM W1NI1INU WATCHES, ai-i'iii-iituHineki'Uin'ni, SJljjiipnnl lii-luo, S-Vr. rlMltir For all kinds of Canned Goods, SINCLAIR'S, COLCMIIIA ST. For Fruits and i Confectionery, J SINCLAIR'S, I'OI.UMHIA KT. For all kinds of Fancy Groceries, SINCLAIR'S, COLUMBIA ST, For best Tobaccos, j lowest P09SIHLE TRICES, j o spun of Work Heme*, Just Opened. 10 Cur Mules, tl Team Mules, 4 Saddle Hones, ji yoke Work Oxen," 1 Carriage Team, 1 I'iano In good order, :i Dump Carts with Iron Ailes, A number of second-hand Wkeel Harrows, I Bm-keje Mower (new), 1 ltlilca Hay Hake. For purlli-nliim upply lo T. ,1. TRAPP, inyinii' Auctioneer, N. W. SINCLAIR'S, DOUGLAS & DEIGHTON,! Maim flirt n ivi x and Importers of Harness, Saddles, Bri- dies, Whips, etc. NEW WKSTMINSTKR, B. C. CIII.UMI1IA ST. For Flour, Mrnl, Sugar, Hams, Bacon, mid Fumily (irocorles generally, goto SINCLAIR1!1,.Coluinliln SI., WllORQ motto Is "Quick Sali-s and Smull Profll"," Wllloll Isllin liivst prluolpiil to ilo llUHlltl'NS. ihV-IIUJilC NOTICE. Ar.ii accounts mm to me must lie paid forttiwtt li otherwiHO tln-y will tn1 placod In ttie bands of mv solicitor. (). LEISER. New WoHtmliiHtar, Mny 18, lfWfl. tttmyflm H. M. Cunningkm Ss Co. Stoves&Tinware AT LOWEST PRICES. Gas-Fitting & Plumbing A SPECIALTY. NO. 74 COLUMBIA STREET, -hvrniIJi- Hiilliriiiik'. Slum1 Hllllillnx. Every Man to his Own Business J*k~ FEE1.E. . PRACTICAL CHEMIST& DRUGGIST, COLUMBIA STREET (0P1> C0I.0SIAI. IIOTKH. NEW WESTM1NSTKR, B. 0. I Physicians' Prescription utl !«■• Ily Recipes a Specialty. j N Bl — Only Uenuine Druge used. | Over tv/entv veari' experience. | mi*-J* SITUATiwWANTED. I DY A TK(%OVQ1tLY COMPBTRNT 1 JJ MarhinlM.JiiHttirrlvcilfnnn Montreal, nnd who Iiiih had ample expetieuee. ! Apply at this Office Jly21ml ■ NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS DAY. Photograph Gallery for Sale.... J. Uren Notioe H. II. W. Aikmau C. P. E H. Abbott g-iilg _\xitis\x €olumbiim JHonday Evening, August ID. lSKti. FINE, LIGHT, LAItGE OPERATING room; doing n t'rtoil burliness; will bo tioltl ut u bnrguln. For pnrtlclllarH lulilress V JOHN UREN, ilwnulllml ' New Westminster, B. c. Sir John's Visit. Sir John nnd Lndy Macdonald left the oity airaut 11 o'clock tliis forenoon on their return home to Ontario. Tlie party moved off amid cheers from tliose on tlie wharf, aiid Imth the people and the party seemed well pleased with tlio visit to this city. When the announcement came last week that Sir John would not lie able to remain longer than half a day, there was much disappointment felt, and that disappointment manifested itself nt the citizen's meeting in hasty words which those who uttered them would doubtless be glut] now to recall. This feeling of disappointment was I scarcely made less by the reason j assigned for Sir John's haste—the exigencies of public business. It was with very much satisfaction, therefore, that people read in the DailvvOolu.mdian of Saturday that the party liad decided to prolong their visit over Sunday. During the past years we have been honored with visits from a number of distinguished Canadian statesmen, some of whom were cabinet ministers. We have had all the governors-general since the time of Lord Lisgar, but we believe Sir John Macdonald I is the first Canadian premier who lias visited British Columbia. And as a premier occupies a position in many respects of much greater importance than that of any ether person in the state, tlie Koyal Oity was anxious to have the opportunity of paying- proper respect to Sir John and Lady Macdonald. The visit, we believe, has been a most agreeable one in every respect. Tlie partial failure of the intended reception ou Friday night, consequent upon tlie long delay in the arrival of tlie steamer, was, we are sure, entirely overlooked. Both Sir John and Lady Macdonald are too good natural to feel the slightest disappointment under such circumstances, ami the hearty way in which they were received on Saturday was proof enough of tlie popu Inr good will. During the party's stay in tlie city thc weather, which had recently beeu somewhat unpleasant, wis perfectly charming, and the party evidently enjoyed it to the fullest extent. Lady Macdonald has manifested very great interest in this province throughout the whole visit. She has suffered nothing to escape her attention, and has not hesitated to express her admiration for everything she lias seen. Almost as soon as the party had crossed the eastern boundary on its way west, she took her place on the jowcatcher in front of the locomotive, and sat there until the end of the track had lieen reached, so anxious was she to miss nothing that might be worth seeing on the journey. Sir John himself has lieen in tlie best of spirits. His good humor has been a source of the utmost gratification to his friends, and gave evidence of the thoroughness of his enjoyment. We are glad to know that his health has been much benefitted by the visit, and he will be able to return to the arduous labors of tho national capital with renewed vigor. It is not improbable that the visit of Sir John may prove to lie one of profit as well ns pleasure. Ho had ample opportunity to Hee and admire the magnificent river upon which our city stands, and his own experience of the difficulties of entering it may enlist his personal influence to secure the removal of tiie obstructions to navigation in which every British Columbian has a lively interest. Sir John has also seen our timber resources, and our resources of fish and fruit, and will go to the east with much larger and more correct notions thnn ho ever had before respecting this great province. We believe it is likely that Sir John and Lndy Macdonald will become at once two of the best immigration agents this country ever had, and when they pay us their next visit I there will lie thousands of new faces i and new voices to join in the wel-1 come. We hope Sir John nnd his estimable lady will have a pleasant and prosperous journey to their eastern home. Canadian Pacific RAILWAY. PACIFIC DIVISION. TRNDER8 WILL lffi HE CHIVED UP to noon on Wedm-Md-iy, AiignM 'iWIi, addiesscd to Uio iiMloreigilQU 'it Port Moody for tho b'ltll'ding of the brick work required for tho Company's Hotel, aud tho (iononil Siiporlnti-iidciit'8 Houso at Vancouver, Plans,HpocltlcutloiiH, and all Information enn bo obtained ou application to Mr. John Clements, Vancouver. Tlio lowfiKt or any tonder will not nootes- fiurltv he accented, JI. ABBOTT, General Superintendent, Port Moody, August Mth, 1880. daiiltlwl Land Registry Ordinance, 1870. Lot SI. Block VI, pnrt ot »lnlrlcl hot No. 198, In (he Clly or Vancouver. WHEREAS THE CERTIFICATE OP Title of George Fruser to the above- mentioned land has boen lost or (lesltoyed, and application hiis been made fora duplicate thereof; Notice is therefore hereby given thnt Biieh duplicate certlncato will be issued, unless canst! be shown tothe contrary within one montli from tho dato hereof. It. Vf. ARMSTRONG, Deputy Registrar, Land Registry Oilice. New "Westminster, B.O.,10lll Aug., 188(1. THE NATIONAL dauJOrn CHANGE OF TIME TABLE. STEAMER "GLADYS" UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE WILL malco regular trips TO YALE AND WAY PORTS, Leaving New Westminster on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS At 7 11. 111. Returning on Wednesdays nnd Saturdays jlySltc CAPT. INSLEY, Master. WOT ICE, Dominion Lands. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENTHAT. the surveys of Townships Nos. 1 nnd 2, west of Coast. Meridian, and Townships Nos. 7, 8, 10, 18, \4 and 10, oast of Coast Meridian, New Westminster District, having been duly continued, thc undersigned Is now prepared to receive applications Ior Homestead Entry on Dominion Lands In such Townships respectively. Applicants must personally appear before rhe undersigned at the Dominion Lands Otlleo- New Westminstor, and mnke thc allldnvit and pny the entry Ice of $10 prescribed liv Clause ID of tho Lands Regulations of 1885. H.B.W. AIKMAN, Agent of Dominion Lands, 11,0. Mth August, IS80. ilwnulllml (Mainland Guard inn cony.) BOYS WANTED! TWO S5IAHT HOYS WANTED AT olluc 111 Sflll tin' Daily IJnllllilliiftli. Apyly in This OHIot. . ilmiHtc Printing Plant for Sale. A COMPLETE .1011 OFFICE IN Victoria, nearly new. Satisfactory reasons for selling. Apply to"C," IJ. O. Box 23I,yiotorln,B._C. dan 141,1 THOS. OVENS, MANUFACTURER OF T—-j*_GrOX<rS. Blacksmith and Machinist Alt Kinds of Machinory, Patent Locks, Safes, Hewing Mad lines, ke., ke,, Repaired' BLACKSMITHINC In all Ite branches. Farmers', Logger^-, Mill and Contract Work; Agricultural Implements, and everything In tlio blacksmith lino madt* to order. Having secured flrst-class workmen, we feel confident of giving satisfaction. e—" Horse-shoeing a specialty, dw-jly'lltc] Coj.umhia St., New Wkbt. $2,000WANTED WANTED TII IlllllllOW', SMI rm ROOlI SQonrl'y. Prrrtli-iiliirK on appllaii* lion rrl nils OIJlco J1.V21IU P. 0. Bos 71 Telephone Call No. 6. WM McCOLL, Utiiril lUulisi! Dry Goods, Men's Furnishings, Groceries & Provisions. LUNDBOSPS BLOCK, Coluinliln 81. ilw-niiJJIii aSTOTICE. HISHONORTHEUEUT.-GOVHJWOR In Council IiQB beon pleased to make thefollowinir Kutcs of Courti-*- 1. There shall tie a vacation in the Supreme Court from the Mth dnv of August, 18811, to the 25tll dny of Keplei-ibcr, 1KSII, during wlilcli vacation no pleading shall be delivered or cause tried. Tills order sliull not interfere Willi tbe delivery of pleadings or trial of causes triable or proponed to tie tried olsowhoio than at vletorla, New Westminster, or Niuiiuuo. By Command, JNO. ROBSON, Provincial Secretary. Provincial Secretary's Olliee, Victoria. II. C, July 211th, 188U, nii8v3 DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE. 11HB FOLLOWING PROPERTY IS . offered for sate: I 200 ACRES OK OliOIGE LAND on tho j gootl Road, -'t miles from NewWestmin* ; ster, Willi nil the farming implements | on the premises, Dwelling House with I furniture, consisting of :t stoves and i enough other furniture for an ordinary I household. ! 1 HLOCK OV LAND al llrownsvillo, op- | posite New Wesliiilnsler, fronting ou river and Vale Road—splendid site for Store and Hotel, A HOUHK AND LOT on Albert Crescent, New Westminster, In splendid condition. .1 young well-bred Horses, 2family Milch Cows, -ie. Thc above will be .sold al a bargain if sold within two months. Apply to JAM ES KENNEDY, JlylOto New Westminster. More or Sproule. Ottawa, Aug. 7-—The aottlmmmt nf the Sproule case is seemingly its far off oh evor, and further proc-nettings, whioh will undoubtedly tend to complicate matters worse than ever, may be looked for. Messrs. Sinclair and Gormally, Ottawa counsel Jor thc Attorney-General of British Columbia, will present a motion befor the full bench of tlie supreme court on thu 1st September to quash thc writ of habeas corpus, and also to set aside thc order granted by Judgo Henry for the release of the prisoner, If the courso pursued by the judgo iB sustained an appeal will be made to the Privy Council. It is learned that tlie British Columbia authorities will discharge Sproulo and re-arrest him on a charge of mitt-dor, provided tlie decision of the Privy Council is unfavorable. The decision of Judgo Homy in effect declares that the Bntish Columbia courts are improperly constituted, aftd if this viow is iustained by his colleagues tho execution of every criminal in the province will bo declined to liave beon murder. Aa Hi Va AVTWO**"11' V-K°r curcB MdiioM, A X JlilV O Hnir Vigor restores youth* fai freslincHa und color to fuded and grny hair. It attains tlicoo result* by the stlm. ulitlon of the lmlr roots and color glands. It rejuvenates the tt a Tp and cletnsca It. lt restores to tlio XI AlXVihnt, cither by renson of ngo or dlflcascs of the scalp, baa become dry, harsh nnd brittle, a pliancy and glossy Rilki-n sonncss of extreme beauty. Thoro Is na dyo hi Ayer's H"1--" VTtflfVR and the goud ll .Iocs Is by llio " X-WVJJ* It imparts to llm fulllues, and tho clean- llness and licnlthfuliicas of tlio condition In which it mniiit-iin* tlio sculp. » \rT-TJ *C IIalr vl*or temw* tho hair. A X JVli H Hnir Vigor Is tho beat euro known for Brai-liy Hnlr, Scald Head, Itching Humors, Tetter Bores, Torpid FolHoloa, and nil other dlswuts ol iho scalp Ibat causo tha falling of llio tt a tt** 'nud Ita fading. Nothing cteaiwM XIAXX\0fUiomilitnce of dandruff au jH-ricr-lly, and so effectually prevent a its return, as Ann's Ham Viqob. In addition to tin* curallvo and restoratlvt virtue* peculiar to Ayer's Hair "VTf-WYR it is »toliel luxury. Tlio Hair f IU Vli is by. for the ulentillert hnlr-drcaslng made. It causes the lmlr to grow thick and long, -ind-kceps |t id way it soft and glossy. -* Ayer's Hair Vigor Contnlni no dcletcrloua Ingredients. Its uw prevents nil sculp disease, secures against tbe lmlr Browing thin or gray, and sorely cures all baldness thnt is not organic. PnBPABBD BT Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Iawell, Mass, Sold by all Druggists. "BLUE STORE" STANDARD TIME The only place on the Mainland where Watch Dials can be changed to the 24- hour system or Standard Time. tW'All Business Men und Mei-chunts should keep this time, as Steamboats mid Trains arrive and depart by the same. STIRSKY, WATCHMAKISU, Columbia Street, New Wesl. ihviiuloml GEO. MEAD, Sole Agent for 11.0. for mt Hsa H. Tibbe Son to Co.'s MISSOURI PATENT CORN COB PIPES! For Wholesale Prices send to ti. MJf.AD, New Westminster, U 0, Meerxc liim in Pipes, Briar ri]ie», Pipe Stems, 4'lKiir Holders, Toliu-mw. MVTho best assortment of Smoking pipes In tho City. MEAD'S SKAVINC A SHAMPOOING PARLOR, Columbia St,, near Colon In I Hotel, dunlin- Gas Fitting! 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. *E**-r- Orders may be left at RAND BROS. J. L. STAMFORD, d-Jlyltlm WHIP FOUND. FOUND THIS DAY (AUG. 10). TIIK ownor may lmvo II on puyliiir foriul- \WII»eliieiil. Apply nl llilri nfll". niiieii' OF IRELAND. THE UNDERSIGNED having nccopted tlio agency of the nbovc Compnny for lllln City llllil Dint-lot llllil tlio City ol Vancouver, In prepnrcil to receivo appll cations for risks. ilw-Jlyilltc HENRY V. EDMONDS. Gas Fittings! E. 8. SCOULLAR & GO. Aro Prepared to Supply nnd Ereet Gas Pipe, Gas Fixtures, And everything relating to this brnneli of business, ev Experienced and competent men only ("iiployed, and work guaranteed fli-nt-cliiss in every respect. Prices an low ns. anywhere else. fi. S. SCOULLAR * CO., d-JJyttltfl Columblastreet. *S-THAT*S* Globe House! COLUMBIA STREET, NewWestminster, B.C. IMPORTERS OP DryGoods Millinery and Fancy Goods Embroidery, Silks & Wools. We have received a new stock of BEE- HIVE nndSUPER-PINQBRINQ WOOLS, nlso u large asHorLinent of CRINOLINES, HOOPS and BUSTLES, Ac., Ac dw-jly'lltc Malinger. o. i ut GENERAL DEALER COMPLETE STOOK OF GROCERIES AY BOTTOM PRICES! Clothing, Hats and DryGoods AT COST OR LESS. If you want Bargains, CALL EARLY. WANT. Hew lap! $1.25 -<™- $1.25 DISTRICT OF JUST ISSnjSD BY Price, $1.25. Tliis Map lias been produced ut great cost, nnd gives u vast amount of information never before available respecting the most important district in tlie Province. The new Map shows the latest surveys, the latest roads, the line of the 0. P. R. and extensions. BUY A COPY. PUBLISHED BY RAND BROS. Real Estule, Insurance nnd Financial Agents, NKW WESTMINSTER, VANCOUVER AND VICTORIA. FOR SALE AT T. R. Pearson & Co's HEW WESTMINSTER AND VANCOUVER. 1111241c Cheap Stoves Just Received via C. P. It. one car-load of Stoves and Ranges. These Stoves are from the celebrated firm of of E. & O, Gurney & Co. and are well known to be the best in the market. Parties 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 two more car loads now on the way. E. S. SCOULLAR & CO. ooIjUmwa btreet, "I tnke only une English weekly pii|wr, i The Spectator, und.mm Ciuiudluii, The , HV'*, und us ii rulo I Hlioulil bu puzzled to i Nay wliich I Should iiiInh most."—Kmm a I letter by Thomns HHRliot-.uiithorof "Tom i Bj-own-« Bchool I)iiyn," The Week: A ( nnn d Inn J ihi r it ill at l-iillllrt-. tt-irlHy mill MlrrHtnrr. ; I'UHUSH-j--.il KVKltY 'J'Hl'HHl-AV, AT $.1.(10 I'-KU ANNUM. \ Independent. In imllMiw, THE WEEK : U|))iflulH by iioiHliprrclH'iiKlv'-Tiibtoof Con- ' leiitH to llit> ililh'i-ntit timti-H which exist : within tint qlrulp of a miltilrod home. j An iivi-i-iiH'' uf flfti-en short, crls|i EillUiv- luls Urflvi'ti Incai'h :iiiinl>t-|-ii|mii ('ANA- I WAN, AMBHlUAN.imd KNGLISH |>OL- rriCSiindl-lTI'IllA'hil.K. AUlongfltthO ro|<uliin'(ilitr|huU)iHlH I'm- 1 foKHorUoldwIuMiiilth-iiiidudlHtlntfiilKhed ptiblli- mun In I-ondon hus kindly under* 'tuken to Hiipply i-i'iMihiriv nn Kntrllsh Letter. I'arlK und WiiHlifntttnn Letters will iippeurnt roj*ular Intervnls. In addition there arc sin-clnl contrlbu- tloiiH front Home of IhoubleNt writers In I the Dominion nntl iho United fttutcM. TIPearson&Co. COLUMBIA STREET, New Westminster, B. C. —IMPOnTntH 'Nil MKAI.IJKS IN- Books, Stationery, Fancy Goods, Pianos, Organs, Music, Newspapers, Magazines, Toys, etc. The Largest Stock on the Mainland, and second to no House in British Columbia. I IniMimv I'titt'ivil ilium Hxtlilnl your with . mom I'llt'inirimliiK |)roK|lpl'lll, llllll Willi ! innliy new ftiiililii'ii. 0. IlLACKUrr ROBINSON, li'tinliiii Ml.,'I'lirniilii. Itnl. , Hiimirli' i-iipli-s tree on niiiilli'iilliin. -SOLE AOKNTS FOR- 'I Of Dwton, The Dominion Organ, Ol ftewmanville, Out., And tgents for all the leading American PIANOS & ORGANS SPECIAL FORMS RULED & PRINTED On the premise,, u neatly and cheaply aa at any othei eataliUrtiment io the Proviticu, —AOKNTS r-OK Confederation Lite Anuranet Co. Norlh Britiih and Mtrantilt Fir* Iniuranoo Co. Ajjeiit, fnr FiraMllai^—- m ui souiMOor urn 8H1PNMI RKCIIIPTS, BUDS, MOKTUiKKS, miiLH nr balk, eilSTOM HOUSE IUXK8, LKAHKB, PROM. K0TI8, 0KBKK8, RlOIiriS, And all kind, of Blank Book, and Blank Form, on band. All the Leading- NEWSPAPERS -AND- PERIODICALS Regularly received, Subacri|itioiu taken for any Publication at oweet ratea. ilw-jlyMti! 1 THK 'V-JI'JK In ono ol llm iiuihI Inlliiiin- .lul liiuriiiil.t hi f'liiiinlii 'I'linti, LiiiiiImii, I'-IIKlllllil. Mil tt We import direct from manufac- tnrare, tad cannot bt under-old la this Province. T,R. PEARSON & 00., COLUMBIA STKKKT, Now Weitminiter, B. 0. Mill HAVING PTTR- chased the stock, ofHardware,Paints, 0ils,&c., of the Estate of Trapp Bros., we purpose offering to the Public VERY GREAT INDUCEMENTS in this branch of the Business, which wre trust will secure the patronage of those residing on the Mainland. We have bought a large and well-selected stock of Shelf Hardware in the eastern markets FOR CASH, which we expect to arrive in a few days, and our assortment will be,, we consider, second to none in the country, and will bo found complete in all the following branches: General and Shelf Hardware, Cross-cut Saws, Paints in all colors, Boiled & Raw Linseed Oil [English and American], Dry Colors in all kinds, Wall Paper and Window Blinds, Oakum, Pitch, Giant, Blasting and Sporting Gun- Powder, Fuse and Gaps, Brushes in Paint, White-wash, Scrubbing, Horse, Dandv and Whisk, and a full line of Table and Pocket Cutlery. We purpose doing a CASH BUSINESS and all orders intrusted to us will be subject to a cash discount of 5 per cent. —our motto being, "Small Profits antl Quick Returns." TbanklBK lhe Publie generally for the liberal patronage accorded to w in the past, we trust hi strict attention to business to merit a continuance of the same. T.J. TRAPP, COMMISSIONS IN THE COUNTRY PROMPTLY EXECUTED. Tf li HU m» ANOSM IMT TIMN: 1 MCCORMICK TWINE BINDBIt, JI MEADOW LARK RKAPSRR, 9 TRIUMPH REAPER*-, I BUCKEYE MOWER, I ITHIOA HAY RAKE. QLASS WINDOWS k DOORS . AT KACTORY 1UTRR. ' JnrtiU1 ■ mmmutskmmmmmtmasitml—mmtm THE DAILY COLUMBIAN t. I'UIiLISHEn . Every Afternoon except Sunday, BY TUB British Columbia Stationery and Printing Co. At the Company's Bfenm Printing Establishment- Columbia Ht. Delivered in the City daily.. .25c. per week Mailed daily, ono year 310.00 Mailed daily, six month's 5..-M . ADVERTISING RATES FOR THE DAILY. TranilentAdvertiHemontH.-FlrntInser- tlon, 10 cts. per line solid nonpareil; ench subsequent consecutive insertion,2 cts. per line. Advertisements not Inserted every day, 10 ots. per Une each Insertion, Htudlus Advertisements. — Regular Buslncss or professional Advert!senients wil! be received at. following rates: lincli, 82 per month; 2 ins. $1; U col. &iU«}; % col. SU.ffi; 1 col. Sill. It Inserted for less than 3 mos. 10 per cent, will he udded. Hpcrlul Nollcen among rending matter. 20 ets. per line ench insertion. Specials calling attontion to advertisements, Wots. per lino. Births, Marriages and Donths.si for each Insertion; Funeral Notices In connection with dentlis, r-0 cts. euch Insertion. Auction Suite*, whciullspIayod,eliargcd 25 por cent, less thnn transient ndvts, If solid, charged at regular transient rates. THE WEEKLY COLUMBIAN Issued every Suturdny Morniug. Delivered In the City, per yenr. m$:I.OO Mnlied, per year 2.00 Mailed, (1 months 1.25 WEEKLY ADVERTISING RATES. Transient Advert Isenienls.-Kli-tt Insertion, 10ct.-t, per line solid nonpareil; sub* sequent Insert Ions, 5 ots. per line. Mantling Advertisement*.—For 1 Inch, 81.50per month; 2 ins. 82perm.; 8ins. $2.90 per m.: I col. $12.75 per in. If Inserted for less than It mos, 10 per cent will bo added lotheHe rates. Special notices among rending matter, 25 ets. per Uno each Insertion. \ Cut* mustbeall metal,and forlnrgecuts ah extra rato will be charge-i. No advt. Inserted in either Issue for less than 31. g-nig friltsh Columbian Monday Evening, August 10,1886. Miss Woods' school reopens Monday, l«th inst. auGdt For Sale 1000 A .barrels and kits cheap. Apply at this otlice. aplOtc A photographic gallery doing a good business is advertised for sale. Tenders are asked for the erection of the C.P.R. Co.'s big hotel at Vancouver. See adv. For Sate—Hotel doing a good paying business; cheap. Apply at Woods, Turner k Gamble. jyHto A few individuals who hnd got full to celebrate Sir John's visit wero "presented at court" this morning. The Rithet arrived from Victoria at 11 a.m. with 30 tons of freight for this city and 40 for Bort Hammond. The str. Reliance arrived from Yalo at 15 o'clock to-day with 50 passengers and a full freight including 20 horses. The Ottawa rifle team, with the exception of Mr. Trapp, (who goeB tomorrow) leaves for the capital on Friday. On the 24th of July the number of persons who liad visited the great Colonial exhibition in London had relwhed 1,970,398. In addition to our new stoek of spring goods we have opened an invoice of Diagonals, West of England Broadcloths and French CasBimeres. Walsh the Model Tailor. Herbkbt Walsh, Man* ager. ap2ltc A couple of drunken Indians wtio attempted to take charge of Mr. Hall's fruit and confectionery storo on Friday evening met with a rather striking reception whieh induced them to retreat somowhnt hurriodly into the street. Thomas Myers, Braccbridge, writes: "Dr. Thomas' Kclectric Oil is the best medicine I sell. It always gives satisfaction, and iu cases of coughs, colds, sore throat, etc., immediate relief has been received by thoso who use it." Tho coroner'a jury who enquired into tho cause of the death of James Gills, found dead near Kamloops, returned the following verdict: "Tho jury is of tho opinion that the deceased has been murdered by somo person or persons unknown." Cattlo shipments from this place to Calgary continue; this woek 24 carloads of cattle have boen shipped enst. The charge, wo believo, per car to Calgary, is $120—for horses, $10 moro. Tliis is contraot prico to heavy shippers.— Kumloopii Sentinel. "So accommodation was made for reporters at Sir John's reception on Sat- • nrday, but as the right honorable gentleman only spoke for a few minutes tlie reporter, by placing the- pad -on a friendly shoulder, was enabled to obtain a summary of what was said. For its soothing and grateful influence on the scalp, and for tlie removal and prevention of dandruff, Ayer's Hair Vigor lias no equal. It restores faded or gray hair to its original dark color, stimulates the grownh of the hair, and gives it a beautiful, soft, glossy and silken appearance. __ B- 0. 11. A.-—-The following members of the militia and civilians havo arrived from Victoria to tako part in the thirteenth annual prize meeting of tho provincial association, which takos place on the ranges nt Brownsville, commencing to-morrow nt 11 a. m. and to continue during tho two following dnys: Lt.-Col. Wolfenden, Major Prior, Capts. Joiicb and Fletcher, Lieut. Woolcott, Sergt. Roper, Corps. Williams, Mallandaine, Bomb. Newbury, Gunners Brand, Wolfenden, Carmichael, nnd Bargison, Pte. Henly, Mr. H. Wolfenden, and tho following from H. M. S. Triumph: Lieut. Fisher, Messrs. Chas. Fade, J. Cutler, J. Curtis, T. McDermott, T. Collins, and J. Bartlette. Several members of tlio militia nnd civilians of this-city will also take part in tho competitions, and the meeting promises to be a very interesting one. Among the prizes to be competed for the most beautiful is the New Westminster city eliallenge cup, presented by citizens to tho B. C. R, A., and which can bo seen on exhibition in thc show windows of Mr. McNniighten's jewelcry store. Do not delay iu getting relief for the little folks. Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator is a pleasant and safe cure. If you lovo your child why do you let it suffer when a remedy is so near at hand ? Personal. Capt. Wliite has been transferred from the Princess Louise to tho Rithet. and Mr. Bishop, the vory popular purser, his many friends in this part of tho country will be plensed to know, is still on the old route. Mr. John Cnrthow of Comox has been in town for the past few days. Rov. W. B. Seccombe returned home to'Maplo Ridge to-day. Senator Mclnnes arrived from Toronto on yesterday's train, lookina as well as usual. Mr. T. J, Trapp, one of the members of the rifle team which is to represent British Columbia at Ottawa, leaves for thero to-morrow. Mr. John Hendry, manager of the Royal City Planing Mills Co., left for tho east yestorday. He expects to be absent about three weeks. Dr. Bentley, resident physician of tho Asylum, returned from Yale yesterday. Mr. Alex. MacPherson, of the Maine Union Mutual Life, is in the city. Misb S. Maclure of the 'Dominion Telegraph office returned to-dny from Chilliwhack. Mrs. Capt. Odin was a passenger on thc down river steamer. Body Found.—Tho body of a wliite man picked up at the Sand Heads lighthouse was brought to the city yesterday by Indians. It is believed to be tliat of a fisherman named Miller who left Ladner's Landing in a boat a few days ago aud liad not since beou heard of. - '■ •> •» ♦ ' Ayer's Sarsaparilla ib designed for those who need a medicine to purify their blood, build them up, Increase their appetite, and rejuvenate their wholo ays* stem. No other preparation bo well meets this waat. It touches the exact , spot. Its record of forty years is one of constant triumph over disease. Dominion Lands.—Mr. H. B. W. Aiknian, agont for Dominion Landa in B.C., ib prepared to receive applications for Iwniestead entries in certain townships in New Westminster district specified in the notice whieh appears iu another column. Applicants must appear personally before the agent and comply with the regulations in suoh Tub Trub Philosophy of Mbdioatiqx is not to dose for symptoms but to. root out disease, Northrop k Lyman's Vegetable Discovery and Dyspeptic Cure, ttie Great -Blood Purifier, lias proved itself equal to the task, It is a most searching without being a violent remedy for* Constipation, Binousnctu, and Indigestion. It is as well adapted to the needs and physical temperaments of delicate females aa to tho more robust box, ond is a preventive of disease as well as a remedy for It. The Premier and Party, INCIDENTS OF THE VISIT ANO DEPARTURE. Aftor the reception at the old government house grounds on Saturday afternoon, Lady Macdonald, accompanied by her lndy friends, drove over to Vancouver nnd returned to tho city again about 8 o'clock in tho evening. While at Vancouver they took toa at tho houso of Mr. A. H. Alexander, manager of tlio Hastings sawmill. In the evening a reception was hold at tho residence of Bishop Sillitoc, to which several prominent citizens were invited. Yestorday morning thc distinguished visitors attended (UvintJ servico in Holy Trinity church, where an eloquent sermon was preached by the Ven. Archdeacon Woods. In the aftornoon a drive was taken in company with Mr. and Mrs. Homer through thu city aud out into the country, tlie party returning homo mir-ch refreshed. This "morning tho party went on board tho str. Rithet on her arrival from Victoria, and proceeded to Port* Hammond, where a special train for the enst was taken at 1 p. in. They were accompanied as far as Port Hammond by Mayor Dickinson and MrB. Dickinson and Mr. and Mrs. Homer, who returned on the Reliance. As the steamer left the wharf three hearty cheers were given for Sir John and Lady Macdonald. Through different channels wo learn that Sir John was very much pleased with hia visit and reception, in this city and expressed his particular appreciation of the taste displayed on the main arch both as to unique design and the mottoes whioh adorned it. By the way, we believe that Sir John did uot fail to notice that our decorations were superior to anything attempted in other parts of the province, It is satisfactory also to know that both he aud Lady Macdonald enjoyed themselves while here and that they went away well impressed with our city nnd the hospitality of our citi- Mrs. O'Hcni-n, Kiver street, Toronto, iishs Dr. Thomas' Eclectrie Oil for her cows for Cracked uud Sore Teats; she thinks there is uuthim-; like it. Kite nlso lined it when hut- hoi-set- had tliu Epizootic with thu very best results. Do not be persuaded to take any other oil in place of Dr. Thomas' Eclectrie Oil. Sir Joint's speech* At the picnic on Saturday afternoon all tho addresses were presented to Sir John Macdonald before he made a reply, and his remarks consequently covered the four addresses. The city address waa read by Mayor Dickinson, the Vancouver address by Mayor Mao- Lean, the Board of Trade address by Mr. Wm. McColl, secretary, aud the Caledonian and St. Andrew's address by Chief Bousoii, Sir John, tm cum. ing forward to reply, was loudly chborod. He said: 1 need scarcely express thu gratitude I feel at being greeted by so many nf my countrymen on the shores ot the Pacific, and to meet men here whom I bad not oxpected to see ou this Bide of time. To be told that 1 had not only been uf some service to thia part of the Dominion, but to th.u country in general, could not but awaken feelings of satisfaction and pleasure. I do feel ihat an apology is due to Vancouver, which through her mayor has so cmdially addressed us, and really hu hns not luft much more to bo Baid. Our dosiro was uot only to visit that ymimi city but other parts of tho province, bllt news received from tho mist informs me that urgent business requires my attention thoro, so that we have had to pack up and hurry off to work at Ottawa. The pleasure of Lady Macdonald and myself, howevor, has beon so great during our visit that I think I can safely Bay it will be repeated nt no far distant date, The Board of Trade in their address observed that fiur visit was probably one more of pleasure than of business; but unfortunately in Victoria it was not free from a great deal of work, thero having been several interviews between the government and myself in relation to the aborigines of the proviuce aud many other matters which required our attention. We (for when I speak of myself I am obliged to speak also of my wife) have decided that we shall do no more wurk when we come to British Columbia the next timo. In the several addresses which you have read kind reference has been made to our connection with the great national vork whioh has just been completed. "When tho question came tirst to be dealt with as among the things that were practical we were told that to undertake the building of this great railway was an aot of arrogance and assumption on our part. But those who undertook that work knew well what kind of a country we had; they saw the prosperity of the other provinces which had been assisted in a large measure by a work of similar character though of smuller extent; they saw that we were but in our infancy and that our ultimate destiny was to become a great nation. But they saw also it was necessary something Bhould be risked™ -aye, even taxation—that the great undertaking Bhould be accomplished and that the country might not only be bound together on papor and by bands uf iron, but by the stronger ties of sentiment and common interest. The wurk, aftor encountering many foreseen and unforeseen difficulties, is now accomplished, and let us hope that uot only this province but the wliole country may realize the benefits that are everywhere expected from it. I was pleased to hear the hopes for the futuro expressed in both the address of Vancouver and thia oity, and to understand that they wero going to enter into a friendly rivalry for the eastern trade. In a few days I learn that this favored city will be put iuto communication with the outside world by a branch railway. Vancouver will also shortly have connection with tho samo great highway, and both will then start even in the race; both will go in for what they are worth, and " may the beat man win." [Laughter.] Great benefits will accrue to both cities, and Port Moody, " the statutory termi* nus," will of course participate in them. We have juat had a pleasant visit to Vancouver Island, with its excellent climate, beautiful scenery and oxceedingly hospitable people, and there too they chum tu havo the terminus of this great railway at Viotoria. [Laughter.] The place has many advantages from its position; it will sharo in the renewed prosperity, aud let ub hope that not only its hopes but the expectations of alt wilt bo real ized. When passing along the railway ou my journey to tho Pacific I had groat pleasure in being addressed aud speaking to peoplo at different points on the line. Farmers are generally a grumbling race. Whon the wheat crop is good the potatoes are bad, aud whefi both the wheat and the potatoes are turning.out well thero is a failure in the apple crop. [Laughter.] But this case was an exception, for all were perfectly satisfied, all were looking forward to tho good time coining, and on each occasion 1 wns assured that the identical place at which I was speaking was the exact location uf the garden of America. [Laughter.] Lut me tell the cities out hore that you are each the terminus of the groat Canadian Paoifio railway. [Renewed laughter.] The speaker then referred to that part of thu address in which reference was made to the necessity of deepening the mouth of the Fraser, and observed that ho had practical demonstration of the expediency of removing the obstructions when the steamer on which he was .coming from Nnnaimo waB delayed for a considerable time attempting to find the buoys, while the good poople of New Westminster thou ah t he was loitering hy the way. [Laughter.] In order that ho ahould be able to keep his engagements if ho came to British Columbia again—not "if," but when he came again—it was necessary that those sand banks should be cleared away. This oould bu done provided there was any money left after tho construction of tho 0. P, R., aud provided the expenditure required could be mnde consistently with thu revenue received, and that members from Halifax and elsewhere down tliere would not object to the appropriation of money out hure iu order tbat he might bu able t ■ keep his engagement*. [LiHighter.] The matter certainly deserved some attention. He theu referred with charac- ; t eristic humoi to his appearance iu tie ' regalia of the St. Andrews socit-t/, re* i markingtbat thu beaut esof his purshn I was not so conspicuous '■» '' be ap- t peared iu full tiro-***. Thu next timo ' lie came, however, if there were a --air j of spare kilts he would spoit liiuiBulf ns a full blooded highhutdcr. though he could not expect t > cut such an admirable figure as the stalwart sous of old Scotia be foru hiui. Ht-iiiu ,i low- lander by birth but thu son of li iuh land parents, he fult au t-i]<ta! in-eio t in the two divisions of Scotland. Ue- turning thanks for the references made to hii kind wifo, hu s.i 1 aim wh, if possible a utm-u i.ntltuslastid Brit'sh Columbian than himself, mid wn- now malum* her third trip over the Canadian Pacific railway, she having ou two occasions previously collie as lams the foot of the Iti-bkitfa, Even afier her short stay in tin- province -dm does not want to go away from it. but he would havo to exercise his nut iiirlty us a husband in order that thoy might both go buck tn their duties at Ottawa. Again assuring his huarers that should his health permit it liu would keep his Sromiso to return to British Columbia, ir John retired -uiiidt-t lund cheering. To lesson mortality and stop the Inroads of disease, usu Northrop A Lyman's Vegetable Discovery k Dyspeptic Cure, For all disease*- arising fmm Impure Hlood, sueh ns Pimple*., Blotches, Biliousness, Indigestion, etc., etc., it has no equal. Mrs. Thomas Smith, Kim, writes: "I mn using this medicine for Dyspepsia. I have tried many remedies, hut this is the only one that has done me any goud." A full line of Cunadinu Hymnals just received at T. R. iVursi-ii ft Co.'s rwl7to I This Afternoon's Despatches. hperlul io tlu> 4'olimibliiii. London, Aug. 15.—In the race for tho Cape May cup between the Irex and Geneata. the latter of whieh won tlio cup in the United States hist year, tlie Irex was victorious, arriving at Cowes at 11 a.m. to-day, at which time the Genesta hud not been sighted. Rioting'hns lieen resumed iu lielfast. From midnight lust night until 4 o'clock this morning a rifle fight was hi progress on Shank Hill nnd oui Fall's road. One person was killed aud many wounded. A dispatch from Belfast says: "Sectarian strife has recurred in a deplorable and cold blooded fashion. Expert marksmen are joining and conducting the light from roof tops, chimney stacks, and street corners. Immense crowds of partizans, who carefully kept out of range, assisted by supplying am munition and removing the woundei. The sides were equally divided. The moon Bhoue brightly through the contest. The Orangemen admit that one of their men named McFarlaud was killed, and two others named Smith ami Johnson were mortally wounded; also; that there wero numerous minor casualties ou their side. They claim that they killed and wounded many catholics, but the latter deny that they sustained any terlouB loss. Many houses were riddled by bullets. Whenever tlie military appeared tho combatants shitted their ground. Finally, at 5 o'clock, after tlio riot act had beeu twice rend, the troops charged upon the crowd and cleared the streets tempornrily. An old man and two inmates of a houso on Conwuy st. from which many shots were fired, were arrested. They stated that three men had forced an entrance into the house and had remained there all night firing from the roof. A hoivling crowd escoik- ed the prisoners to jail. The mob today repeatedly fired on tho police. A tavern owned by a Catholic situated iu thc Protestant district was looted. The order instructing thc police to use buckshot instead of lialls has beeu cancelled. The populace is sullen and menacing. Panama, Aug. IB.- Sinall-pox is spreading very extensively throughout the republic of Chili. It was hoped that whon rain sut in thpdoseaso would decrease, but notwithstanding there has been plenty of rain, it appeals to be on the increiwe. The whole army I and polico force of thu republic are to bo vaccinated immediately. Lonuon, Aug. 15.—It is reported that thore is a Chinese ai'iiiy of 40,001) men quartered on Hunguna river, in j Manchooria, nenr thc Russian bound- : toy. Halifax, Aug.ld—Tlio United States war ships Ynrtie and Galena, after re- turning from a cruise in North Bay, anchored at Port Hnwkesbury Friday night- nnd sailed homeward on Saturday, i London, Aug. 10.-The rJHpffl again I j censures thc Protestants of Belfast for their refusal to submit to the authori- ! tics. Referring to the report that Lord Randolph Churchill is preparing an Irish measure, the Times says he will have a long and arduous task. The nature of the local government proposed must depend in some degree on tliu attitude of the Irish people, and possibly on the ae- j tion of tho Irish convention ut Chicago; but it is quite certain thut nothing like statutory (!) parliament will enter into ! the Churchill sehome, and that tliu du* velopmeiit of tho country government on will bu ap iirlncmle toal! dom. From Pole to Pole -\Y-r:n'H Babsafamlla linn demonstrated its power of cure for all iUkucb of tho blood. The Harpooner's Story. 2few Bedford, June J, 1883. Dn. J. C. Atbb to Co.—Twenty years ago I was a lmrpooncr In the North Pacific, when live others of tbo crow and myself were laid up with scurvy. Our bodies wero bloated, guinn swollen and bleeding, teeth loose, purple blotches all over us, and our breath seemed rotten. Toko It hy and largo wo were pretty badly off. All our llinc-juleo was accidentally destroyed, but the captain had a couple dozen bottles of Avee'h Barsafarh-t-a ana gavo uu that. Wo recovered on It quicker than I liavo over neon men brought about by nny other treatment for Scurvy, and I'vo seen a good deal of it. Seeing no men. tion in your Almanac of your Sarsaparilla being good for scurvy, I thought you ought to know of this, and so send you tho facts. Respectfully yours, Ralph Y. Wino ate. The Trooper's Experience. Mmn,£asutotand(S. Africa,) ATarah7,1883. On, J. O. Atbb & Co.—tlciitlcmcn: I have much pleasure to testify to llic great valuo of your Barsapaiilla. Wa havo been atatlonid hero for over two years, during which time we had to live tu tents. Being under canvas for sueh a time brought on whnt is called In tills country "veldt-Sores,-- I bad tlioso sores for some time. I was advised to tako your Sarun- parilla, two bottles of which mado my sori'i disappear rapidly, and I nm now quito well. Yours truly, T. K. Bomsn, Trooper, Cape Mounted Riflemen. Ayer's Sarsaparilla Is tho only thoroughly offcctlvo blood-purifier, tbe only medicine that eradicates the poisons of Bcrofula, Mercury, and Contagion; i Disenso from tho system. PR-EI-ARKD BT Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell-, Mass, Sold by all DrnggHs: Prioe |1; Six bottltji for 55. Whitk Bronze Monuments.—White Bronze is a comparatively new substance, and has come into large use, rapidly, for special purposes in this country. It has been found to he so well adapted for statuary and monuments, that cbmpames 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 tliese companies, it has been found that the material will stand exposure for an indefinite period—it is practically indestructible. White Bronze being non- corrosive and iinchangenbio, it is stated to be equal to gold, silver or platinum, and .superior to copper or antiquo bronze, which throws off a verdigris. The monuments are cast from refined zinc, and arc given their sparkling appearance by the sand blast, sand being blown against thc work under, a high pressure of steam, which cuts the surface, but does hot adhere to it. A thin film of oxide which form's on this bronze is indistructible by the elements; it cannot be dissolved by water, aud air cannot penetrate it, al* though-the liim is sn thin us to be immeasurable. No corrosion, it is affirmed, can take place.—Boston Journal of Com- merer. Chas. J. Robson, New Westminster, is agent for the White Bronze Monuments in' British Columbia. Much cheaper and more durable than any I otlicr. myfitc REDUCTION SALE FOR TEN DAIS ONLY. D. Drysdale & Go. OFFER THE BALANCE OF THEIR Summer Goods At very much REDUCED RATES, To mako room for Fall Importations CALL EARLY AND SECURE BARCAINS. Wc expect to open a LARUE and ELEGANT FALL STOCK of Dry Goods, House Furnishings, Clothing mul Underwear L,ui the middle of August. D. DRYSDALE & CO., austc 73 Columbia St., N. W. JAMES ELLARD & CO. IMPORTERS OF Dry Goods, Silks, Millinery, MANTLES, Carpets, Underclothing, Hosiery, OX- AX.X-.- KINDS. QT. PAUL-S CH'..ltOH. PorVlCOJJ ftV- Q cry Kun-Uiy ut 11 A. . ami 7 i>. M. tn tlie C'liiucli, Kt. Jo'in street, Ijelow Roynl avenue. Scuts free, nll ure cordially Invited. Sumliiv.Set)'..>'>1 ul.2.301*. m. (1 mc) the elective system will lie nppliuil on tlie ' " rtsof tin METHODIST CHURCH, Mary St. Hev. C.Watson, Pastor. Services ut 11 ti. in. imd 7 p. ni. Sunday Seliool and HUile Clnss 2i30 p. i.i. Pniyer Meeting on TluirMlnys ut 8 p. in. Si-uts freo; strnnuers ' cordially Invited, Je7-tc. CHUROH OF ENGLAND, St. Mary's, ! Sapperton. Scrviees, Sundays, 10.30 ( a. in., und ■'!."■ i p.m. Tliursduys, 7.3Up. in, linlly, 10a. in., 5p. in. Holy Commuiilon, Sundays, 7 ii.ni., excep* 2nd Sunday In the montli, All Beats fre-. mh20tc I Clothing, Gent's Furnishing Goods! Millinery & Dressmaking done in Latest Styles. sume principle- to all part Itlrtg- New Yuuk, Aug. Ui.---Tlie Irish dele* I gates to the Glucaao Irish National League convention, O'Brien, Deosy and Redmond, nrrived by tlie Servia tliis morning. Tlie recaption coniniittoa came out in a steam launch and gayj* them a formal welcome, O'Brien, in a speech hi reply to tho words uf welcome, said '■ Ireland's struggle for home rulo was never brighter, notwithstanding tlie j recent defeat. Redmond said the action of America mado it certain tlmt Ireland would gain her freedom. Duijm.v, Aug. 1(1.—Tlio Irish Timr* (loyalist) reiterates its statement thut Parnell will shortly become a Roman Catholic. London, Aug. 1(1. Mattei-sun, the Australian sculler, beat I'erkms to-dny in a race over the Thames courso from Put* ne*y to Mort Lako. The stakes were £200 a side. BAPTIST CHURCH, Hev. Unlit. LOU* llio pastor; picttts In tin* Court House. Services at il a. m. and 7i\m. Sabbath Sohbol und Bible Gills*lit2.80 p.m*. Prayer Meeting Tliurs-lav evt-niiiK at 8 o'cloek. Strangers cordially invltfld. aplStc » UjVIO- . OH-KE No, 9* A. F. *mff\f■ ■*• A. HI.—Tbe regular Com* it JT mimical ions ot this Lodge are / ir \ bold -1 the flrst Monday In each montli. Sojourning brethren are cordially Invited ton'ttend D. WILSON,' te'2i,-te Secretary. | There arc a number of varieties of h corns. Holloway'a Corn Curo will re- j I move any of thom. Call on yonr drug* j gist and get a bottle at once. NOTICE. «• — A],L AI COUNTS DUE TO ME MUST bo | Id forthwith n-lroni ine they will Ire place! Jn Ilie linnd'- 'if lily solicitor. 6. hBISKIt Now Wostmlnster, May is, 133U. lynijrliii lAXll UKGIrSTin OiaiYtXCK, 187(0. Lots Kos. i»!lnml 10JI In Iho Town ot rati lliiuitiiotiil Junction. WHEREAS TIIE CERTIFICATE OK Titlo of l'uul Murrny to tho above- mentioned l.nts hns liein lost or destroy- Cor. Columbia and Mary Sts. "%im NEW WE8TMINST1R. CLEARING SALE! HAVING PURCHASED FROM JAMES CUNNINGHAM & CO. THEIR STOCK OF Dry Goods, Clothing, Gent's Furnishings and Carpets WE WILL SELL THE ABOVE AT AND BELOW COST Next Twenty Days. n-iUFMIIHS. Pet sir, Rithot, from Vlclorln, Aug. 111-. i Mrs Uiiiut and Miss It-ind, Mrs Austin, . Miss BrcbRtoll.Mr-aHIck, Ident-Col Wolfenden, Jonon. Prior, i'Mchi-r, Woolacott, Roper, Williams, Miillanditin--, X-'Whiir.v, Wolfi'inlfii. ■'■•rnil.-liii-I, Hm--ii.hi. Urn* ; ley, Unit Kislior (II SI sTrlumiilii-Ktidi', | Cutler, Curtis, MvucrmoM, Collins, Himlt* hee. i Per str, IteHjiii-'p, -rromYtUe, Aug. Ifl.— . .Inn Riimscy, m L McAhco. Jno HOlSOll, . Thos denn**--, A ll Perioral, N .1 Ctunoron, ; K J Thompson, Win Hull, II Sinfllloy. Sum Miicliiiv, Miss S Mm-lui*--, Mrs M ■Nlnlinjs I Yoimrt, Jno IbboUoii, K Haiti, I. Itriiium'-T, ltnht iiriimiiuT, .Ino Mt't-f-iiniiii, liv Collins .Inn Walker, A Well ttlil will, h MrKnv, ■;.■■> UjiullhM,n,\V . I-'onii-iii, \ Mirvoiison, s Uol-ei-lsmi,.fit-* i II In S M||i'IH'II, W.I IlllVi.', s.l Hot!, W Wm-b-.v, It Itowftn, ,1 W Hit-wart, .Ino Taylor, Mi\-r-i|*t KOdin.T Rii|iluu-I, ll I*. ■ Clllisnn, Mriind Mis K DlOklllsoil, Mraiul Mr< .1 A It IN.mer, W 11 Townsciul, Mr and Mr» If Mallov, Mrs S"A Ciimston..) C WiH'kt-ti.TrscoiiiUir, und otliore. *•—■*•*■"?■■-L.'.L.-m U1_J ___!2 ed.'ind apnlleiitlou lias been mnde forn duplicate thereof; _-. . ■ Notice Is therefore hereby given of my mt Al' |||- tntentlon Io Issue a fresh Certificate of j "■ "*" Tllle In lieu of thnt so lost or destroyed, unless cause bo shown to the contrary ! \t_,,„,. • *,]„ l,,\.(„,.,. wllliln ono month from-the date hereof, j JNC\CI in tlie nisioi) u lt. W. ARMSTRONG, Deputy Registrar, Land Koitlstry Offlco, New westniinsfer, jii-.! July, im. Wc arc bound to sell the entire Stock to make room for our he Dry Goods and Clothing trade in this City were s,U. h BARGAINS OFFERED. .is. GRipi ,si, NEW GOODS The Confederal Ion Life. )m minimi report of tbis solidly proa* perous Cntiailinu institution will be foinul in another eoltimn. Tlie facts revealed in tbe accounts and tlie Directors' report tliorougtily justify the ocomiums which the shareholders present bestowed upon the manngemetit. Thanks to the resolute manner ill which the Company lias declined to embark upon extiavagftnt methods of procuring business, the working cxprii-ie.-i of tlie companv bear to the total income the very small ratio of betweon IT and 18 per cent. A point at- tefltim* the soundness of the finances of the Company is the fact that the interest income is *ailliciunt to pay the death claims- -which in a company of tlie age of tbu Confederation Ufa is something tn be proud of. The nsd ts and liabilities arc set forth in minute detail, and thc tallies show tlmt, after making allowance for all possible con tinge iielcn und providing for every debt, there is n surplus of 9282,100 over liabilities and capita) combined. The increase in the assets in tbe lust year was 9200,890. So much for what can be done by Hjjid adherence to what thc President defined as the true policy of the Company, viz;--"To keep its balance sheet right nnd avoid unnecessary* tm* vise, or extravagant expenditure for tho sake merely of increasing new business." —Toronto Glohr. 1\ R, Penrson it Co. arc agents for this company in Uritish Colundiiii. mlQto CANADA'S COMIC JOURNAL GREAT IMPROVEMENTS FOR 1886. TMIY, AIM OK "UKIP" Is to sel forth, In lu an lm partial ami independent nmn- 1UM-, the passlmr events nf I'nnaiilaii political and social life. Its ('urinous sp»ak iiioivilclinltely and more ploil&lllgly than whole columns of editorial. ]ti tlilKpun- genl, cosily-appreciable, and artistic stylo of present ins a subject, lhe wliole silun- tlnii Is revealed nlu f-ihincc. The success of Grip shows how well this fuel Is appre- i-lntod-lls Carloons ou tlie pasHluji polll- lottl even to bf the country being even more em-erly sniis;lii afier than the chaste and humorous loRer-pross of the paper,— (lioiu-h llic tatlcrls equal lo lhat of anv similar put.lii-Htti.i licciinllnetll, Tbe publishers of Orlumte milking extensive Improvements for 1S8B, Tlw old cover Is tola' illscnnlcd, and thn Journal will Hereafter comprise L> pages, und he printed on heavy loneil ami calendered pnpor,—every iiHiith<>i-helnj-;sourtisllcully executed as lo compare favorably with the best papers on tlie continent. The ml vis. will lie compressed and more systematically imanu'cd; while similar Improvements will he made as to Ihe letterpress. Aiiiwami handsome design will adorn the title pttgo; whileiih. Cartoons will ecrtulnly not stiller from extensive Improvements In tbo m-INtle dopartmont. The price of ilrip will hereafter he 5*1 it year, which Is lo-ver Hum ihat of any paper of lis It Ind in America,—most of them soiling fm- $t, single numbers of fJWjlwJll he 10 eenis. Twice a ycar.ut Midsummer und rhrist- mnfl, ll beautiful special number will be Issued, the number of pages being Increased, and pleasing features introduced, parii'-iilai-s nf which will be given fn preceding Issues. The«e numbers will be presented in subscribers without extra charge, • WHICH WILL SHORTLY ARRIVE OGLE, CAMPBELL & CO. iHv-aiuHc J. Cunningham's Old Stand. LORNE COLLEGE, CHUROl SCHOOL FOR MO"l IMInr, ...... Tltr ItKhnp of New WestMlnster. Phincii-ai.-H. FIKNNES-CLINTON, BSQ., M. A. (of Keblo College, Oxford, and Leiuioxville, V. Q,), Assistant Mastku and Sui-krintknukst ok thk CoMMBRfllAt Devautmknt : W. H. HATES, KSQ. (of the College Comnnitmle, Boulogne, and Anglo* French College, London), Matron-Mrs. KKPDI5H. Board ov Kiuvation— The Visitor and Prinoipal: Tbe Ven. Archdeacon of Colombia ; Tlie Kov. H, G. Fionncs-Clintnn ; 0. N. Trew, Esq., M. D.j O. R. Corbould, Esq. The School will Re-open on Thursday, Sept. gth, 1886. THK GOimSE OF STUDIES EMBU.U'KR EITIIKH CLASSICAL OR COMMER- cialsubl-'cls. In the former llrani'b.-s preparation Is given for the Universities; In the Intlei-pupils are tilled bv a stink of Modern Languages, Comnioreinl Corr-PH- Sondeum*. Hook-kecnlng, Ae.. to lake positions of responsibility In the Business [noses of the Province. Hoth branches Include sound Instruction lit Geography, History, Knglish and Mathematics. For Prospectus, apply to the ltistior or nkw Westminster, or any member Ot the Hoard of Education. GRIP'S PLATFORM: Hiiinor without Vulmirlly: Patriotism without Partis-unship; Trhtli without Temper. Only $» a Yenr, Tontine lire. Address tho Grip Printing and Publish- j lug Cninpany,'.,0und !W Front Street, West, Toronto! or leave your ordor wllh your I bookseller or ol her men! agent.. fel-| I THE BRITISH COLUMBIAN Stationery & Printing Company, Ld. IMPOUTKHN AND DEAXEBS IN BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS New Westminster, Vanoouver A V'otorla. §Mili) fritish Colttinbiutt Mnndiiy Kvenlni, .lugum 16. lung. LAST NICHTSJESPATCHES. Special to the 4 olumlHaii. San Fiiam-'isco, Aug. M.—Twenty - one arrests wore mado for illegal voting ut the Republican primary election to-day. Cleared, str. Columbia, for 'Astoria; ship Richard III., for Port Townsend. Sailed, Kate Davonporfc, for Poit Townsend; bark Aureola, for Tacoma. CoNOOKD, N. H., Aug. X4.—A (Um- hie elopement which t-trnk plucu Thursday evoning is causing considorablo ox- i citoiuent hero. The parties wore (ion. j L. Maxiuu a stable keeper, G, W. j Blake a freigliLoonduotor on tho Con- ! cord rnilway, Mrs. L, A. Dickermnn j ami Mrs. H. F. Dickernian. Tbe four j met at Pulacook and took tlio night i train, presumably fi ir California. * Maxam is married and liasalT-ycur old smi. Blaku is also marriud. Tbe women married brothers, tbe wife of L. A. Dickernian leaving 8 young children behind and the other one child 8 years old. Both men took away all the moiioy with them leaving tlieir familes destitute. Rkadinu, Pa., Aug. 14.—Reports coming from the country districts show that last night's cloud burst and storm was unprecedented. Many thousand bushels of ripe fruit are now lying on the ground. Thc streets of Hamburg presented the appearance of rivers. Hundreds of cellars were flooded, Wagons aud agricultural implements were washed from farm yards into the ShuylkiH nud carried away. The West Hamburg rolling mill and Tobias' brick works were washed out by thu storm compelling the employees to flee for their lives. The, embankment of the Reading railway was washed away leaving the mils hanging in thc air. Tobacco fields were ruined, fruit crops are a total Iobs. together with several animals. The roofs of 3 churches in the western section of Berks county were partially blown ofl'. Brkun, Aug. 14.—Thc empress of Austria joined the emperor at Babies** burg on liis way north from Pottsdam. The emperor has already resumed regular work on business of state. Tlm Princess Frederick Charles has returned tis Pottsdam. Tbe North Gorman Gazette, welcoming the emperor on liis return, says; , "The sincerity of tlio relations between tlie Emperor William and the Emperor Francis Joseph has been re-strengthened. The Emperor William's peace policy merits the thanks of Europe." Tbe proposed meeting of Prince Bismarck and Minister DuCSiers, of the Russian foreign affairs, 1ms not yet buen definitely arranged. M. DoGiers will remain at Franuenshead for three weeks. The Russian press persists in maintaining that the recent meetings between tlie Germftn and Austrian emperors signify a closer npproachment between Austria and Germany and relative estrangement between those powers and Russia. The newspapers of St. Petersburg and Moscow have been very hostile, and devote much space in attacking the wliole race. Military circles in Berlin are indignant over the conduct of the Russian officers in St. Petersburg in recently banqueting Paul DeReuletor, the great Frenoh advocate in Russia of a wnr of revenge against Germany. Tho speech was loudly cheered by tlie Russians. Thc military attachoo of the German embassy at St. Petersburg has not been invited to be present at tbe Russian military inameuvers at Warsaw. Ottawa, Out. Aug. H.— Conrad Khors, a ranchman from Montana, has had an interview with the government .here respecting tlie twenty per cent, impost duty about to be imposed on cattle. He urges that this action virtually prohibits tho importation of cattle from the U.S. (or stocking northwest grazing lands. POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder nover varies. A marvel ot purity.strength and wholesomonoss. More eeouomleal than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold In competition with the multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold only In runs. ltOYA!, BAKINO J'OWUKIt Co., 100 Wall Kt., New York. 3fely unknown regions of British North America, but during all that time little more was learned of its wealth or resources than was made known in the days of Marquette and Hennepin. Weeks and months and even years of toil and labor and peril were neceasary before the glad tidings of the gospel could bo preached to tlio roaming savage of the plains or tho fruits of his skill in the chase secured by barter for the products of civilization. Until within the last quarter of a century there was vory little known of each other even by those portions of British America which have been set* ; tied for generations, aud tbe task of1 uniting them iuto one country seemed j almost impossible from its magnitude, j yet in less tbnn that time not only \ were nll the Atlantic provinces in- ' duced to unite their destinies, but thu ■ iftlkuown regions in the interior of thu continent were secured aud opened up for settlement and development, and the uew province of Britisli Columbia ou the Pacific ocean, a short time ago almost unheard of in thu east, induced to join the new con federation. With such vast distances between j the colonies, so brought under one j government, separated as they were j by a large extent of pathless prairie and mountain barrier dividing the east from the west, it is littlo to be won- j doted at that evon those who rejoiced . at tho consummation of the union feared for its permanency in consequence of this isolation; but tbe wis* ddhif onoryy and patriotism which had already accomplished so much did nut fall, and the project of spanning tbo continent by a railway lino from ocean to ocean in ordor to complete and consolidate thc political structure was undertaken and brought to a successful completion. Standing at the consummation of all these labors, us you now are, upon the Bhores of the majestic Pacific, where tho mighty waves which bave rolled from far-distant China and Japan break almost at your feet, it must be a source of pardonable pride* to ynu to look back along the lengthened line of steel which you have crossed on your way hither, und soe in the long vista before you the grand heritage which has been secured and opened up by you for future generations of Canadians—in the rich fisheries and mineral resources of Uritish Columbia; in tbo millions of fertile acres in the magnificent prairies af the Northwest; in the illimitable forests nnd mines of northern Ontario and Quebec; in the ; -muling homesteads and farms ulon» the eastern slope of the continen' Lo whore, three thousand miles away, the St. Lawrence mingles its waters with I thoso ot the stormy Atlantic. Not only for Canada and the Canadians has this great source of wealth been laid open by the construction of the Canadian Pacitic Railway, nor aru its benefits and advantages confined to the great empire of which we form a part, by furnishing her a new avenue for her surplus capital, a home for bur overcrowded population, and a channel for the conveyance of her enormous traffio between ber possessions in the east and west through bur own territories; but it has also secured to thu nations pf Europe and Asia the shortest routo in thc world for the exchange of their produce urtd manufactures. As an evidence of the impetus given to the enoagy and enterprise of the people of the Dominion by the com- ! plotion of this railway we direct your attention fo our young city. j TUriBSES; MoBLROY & VITA HKNHY Less tban a year ago thu situ upon j *■*•'-•* wish lo Inform tlio Ladles of New which it is built was almost an un- I "Westminster that lhey have opened a 1. S. CURTIS Jt CO. Wholesale and Retail -FIRE DRUQGISTSI New Westminster-1 mh 101 c TERMS EASY. D. M. CURTIS, AflEN-r, New Westminstor, M. Hi COWAN, Hkmiktary, jeltJti! Victoria, HO [ffiCRANITE CREEK The Driard House IS THE IIKST IIOUSE TO STOP AT IN GRANJTEJITY. FmST-OI-ASS ACCOMMODATION, and the Talile supplied with every possible delicacy. The hotel is under the personal management of the well-known caterer. B. IW Ito.vee, HOYCK A CAIKNS, mhOtc Proprietors, Port Hammond Nursery! NOW IS THE TIME TO SENI) JN your orders, if you want some of those nice fruit or ornamental trees, I shrubs- etc.. fiom Ontario. An I return «hou! the middle of June to settle mi my ' affairs tliere nml come out Hits full with the stoek 'or my nursery here, and will soled ami brlng-S'onr orders rljsit along with mc for this fall and next spring's planlin-j;,! will satisfy all both astoouu- Mtv of trees and fruit, mul I will hesetilcil boro In the business so you will know where to find me. All communications after tho middleof June muy bo addressed j lo meat Bowmanville, Ont., or to Carleton A Harris, Port Hammond. G. W. HENBY, my22te I'ort Hammond P.O. Mi FOR HIRE, -l'BACTICAIi- THE CELEBRATED WHITE Sewing* Machine! ALBION MARBLE WORKS JAMES FISUER, Proprietor. MONUMENTS, HEAD STONES, TOMBS, TABLETS AND CROSSEB, FURNITURE MARBLE, &c. It-l-ISUllH IIVHlf- HLIIUtnuHIViV, UJ ,»■■<•...« a description of what they wish, can have * ""' | prices, etc., furnished on applicant! work guaranteed equal to uny ou tho Pacific Coast, and at reasonable designs, pi tion. All rutos, N,"H,—No agents employed, Gordon Btreet, Victoria, B. C. Opp. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. mhlDtc JOHN S. COX, Importer and Dealer In HE UNDRIWIONRD lm 4 established )W Westmln- T Mer Willi ll KIUST-L'I.AK'i COVERED CARRIAGE, Wlilcli l.t open tm* Ciijiiiiii'inenls tit very iiiotlcrnle -UiurgcN. Orders left at the Colonial Hotel or sent by telephone, will be promptly attended to duy or night. Stable next H. Elliott's. JOS. CATES. Telephone No. 30. mylte The Vancouver Address. The following copy of the address presented to Sir John Macdonald by (he-corporation of Vancouver is taken frnm ihe News', To THE RlOHT HONORABLE SlR JOHN A. Macdonald, 0. C. B., Premier ov the Dominion ok Canada: Slit: On behalf of the corporation and citizens of Vancouver, permit ine on this iiUHpicious occasion to tender to you a hearty welcome to our young city and to the Pacific coast, That we are ablo so early in our history as a community to present to you personally lhe expression uf our feel- nigs towards you, affords us much gratification, because being called into existence hy tlm great inlerproviuciul and transcontinental highway over which you have come to visit us, and which owes nut only its completion but its very inception to your far-seeing statesmanship, it is but meet that we should hail with joy your arrival at this its western terminus. The vast majority of those who have determined to build mi the shores of Burrard Inlet the gateway city through whose portals the commercial products of three continents will puss, are from the older provinces of the Dominion, and though very fow of our people havu pnssed the meridian of life, when broken wilderness, covered to the water's edge by the enormous forest growth for which this province is famed, but no sooner had it become certain that here would that great transcontinental line iind its western terminus, thau as if by magic the shores rang with the sounds of busy men. The giant trees which for yours had held undisputed possession wore felled, and in their stead splendid warehouses, shops and dwellings were erected. Churches were built, telegraph and telephone lines introduced; wharves, water works, and street railways projected. Four thousand people had already fixed upon it as their home and daily additions to their numbers and wealth were boing made when, alas, iu a few short hours on the 13th of June last, the fruits of their toil and labor and capital were entirely obliterated by fire, and where oil that quiet Sabbath morning an active, energetic and hopeful eity graced the shores of Burrard Inlet, at evening nothing remained but charred and smoking ruins through which a homeless and for tho time destitute, j but not despairing, people wandered, j Our faith in the future of our city and our country, und the reliance we place on the judgment which has for So many years guided her destiny, j along baths ever leading upward and i onward to her present proud position j of prosperity, is(apparent from the re- ' suit of our labors since the date of our groat calamity, and wc feel confident , that when your oft vepeated predictions are fulfilled and the ships of every nation will bear to and from our harbor i thu products of a world we will nover regret thc choice we have made in casting in our lot with that of tho rail- way keystone with wliich you have bOund the arch of our Dominion to- , gethor, Permit me here to return to yuu and i the government of Canada through you our heartfelt gratitude for the manner in which you responded to thr Hress-Making Establishment -AT- TlLfcPI* IHtO S STOKE, ( OM MM A ST. Wliere they will be prepared to execute any. oi-dera entrusted to thom In the latest styles and with all possible despatch. New Westminster. Oct. 6th, 1885. oc7to WEST'END Has just received for the Holidays a fine assortment of Cold and Silver JEWELRY HOLD *. SILVER WATCHES Ladles size Swiss Void Watches from $25 to !}6B, Ladles Size American Stein- wlndim- Void Watches, at ' §32.50. UEMKMBKK-We ilo not null "fiUci!" Watirliea and Jewelry ua solid gold, Our goodr aro gunrmiteed just us re- presented, and prices lower than any other house in 11. C. coloniAl hlock, new westminster, b. c. ___. _ The Colonial BOOTiSHOE STORE, Colonial Hotel Building. NEW WESTMINSTER. Wm. Ross IMPORT**-*, AND DEALER IN BOOTS and SHOES F^Poitry WHITE LEGHORNS, BROWN JUtOIIORNS, PLYMOUTH ROCKS, LANG8IIAN08, While Ceiled lllack Poland., Guinea Fowl., Ranen Ducks, While Pekin Duck.. Pit Game., Heuilane. iw-lllrilsiuiil Ekks supplied at low rates, nntl nil stock guaranteed, Boyal Avenue, East or Douglas St. New Westminster, Coal Harbor and Seattle Route. THE STEAMER w SOLE AORNT POR MAINLAND: C. J. ROBSON, At the Sew Fruit ami (Jimterlluuei'y Colonial Hotel, New jljjaile Omihslto Col illusion ll. 0. Plain and Fancy Tlie French Lenoir,(looiljeur,Pinkerton, (Jooliranc, Cnsslls Si Co., Amies liolden anil Slater Boots ana Shoes. | uu.uui two. And Confectionery nlways on linnil. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN AltE RE- sncctfnlly Invited to en!! ahd exam, luc Hie stock. I hnvo also on linml the M-OTI'll-l'ANADIASi IIJITIIIJII WATER. TllillT KJriKIJ BOOT. Which now takes tlio (ihtce of gum hoots. Jy29lc Fire! Fire! TESTIMONIAL! Vancouver, :?3rd June, 1880. Mil. Q. ItOBERTOON, Vnncouver; RoprMentlng Golrtlo A M--r:iil!ocli, Quit, Ont. Sir.—We tlie undorittened having wit- iieHHml the lorrihle firo wh loli vtlhed out of existence llio young oity ot Viineouver, on the llttli hiHt., huve, after tho lire, examined llio atifofc wotil hy you, Home of which woro put to the most BeveroJost, having hern -surrounded by largo quantities of inrd and bacon, nnd we nro ploimod to testify to the rem ark nble manner In whioh overy-Bafo-ftohl by you preserved its contents, not only hooks ami papers, hut also thousands of dbllnra In paper money were taken nnt In perfect condition. Wo can, therefore, witli tliogroiit- ck! confidence, recommend them as thoroughly tiro proof: L. A. Hamilton, iur tho t'anmlhiii Pacific Hallway Company; M. A. Miu-Lenn, Mayor; John J. Dltlko, HtlpendiaryMa- glBtrate; Rtoh-d, Alexander- Justico of tho Pence; John Houltbee, Police Mngbi- trate, City of Vancouver; Thomas Dunn. Justice of thc Pence; Isaac Johns, Col.; Edward 10. ltand, Heal Estate Broker; 11. Balfour, Alderman; John Hunkln, Real Estate Broker; Pither k Edson, Royal Hotel; H. F. Keefer, Contractor, C. P. H,: J. Vf. MuPiirlniUI, Port Moody,' to Vancouver and English Hny; F. C, Innes A Co., Real Estate Brokers; A. W. Ross. Real Estate Broker; Gravely & Spinks, Real Estate Brokers; It. C. Ferguson, Mgr. U. C. P. Mills. JeSflto (J. W. TAHTE, Master.) ILL LEAVE SEATTLE EVERY Thursday Morning nt J o'clock, for New Westminster and Coal Harbor, via Port Townsend nnd thc Islands: arrives nt New Westminster on Friday forenoon, leaves for Con] Harbor nbout two hours afterwards; leaves COAL HARBOR Frl- day Slnill for Seattle. Fare to Mmtllr $4.W Freight ver ton 4.M Special rates to merchants; aplOtc A Private College! FOR ' Boarding & Day Pupils, Boys, WH. . BK OI'ENl-p AT ROSS BAY, VICTORIA, B. C. —ON— MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 1880. I importer and Dealer in Fail tones! —AND— PROVISIONS. Imported in quantity, First-Class in quality, Sold at Bottom Prices The best Place in the City to buy your Groceries. D. McPHADEN, Deane's Briok Block, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. ... mm OOMJMBIA STREET. New Westminster, B.C. GROCERIES ^PROVISIONS Dellvero.i In nny purl of Ino Oity. JKJELJD-JT DEOJ3.. Columtrln Street. Jo2N_tc_ I EMPLOYMENT BUREAU HA ASSOCIATION. Furnishes nil Kinds or Help Free of Charge, 'Jilitrnlilrt' I'niillal - 'IUIU sunsorttBEit HAH UN HANI) A 1 liinn1 iiumitltyo* we look back fit tho compnratively cir- . oumscribiid limit, of thia Ciuuid» of appenl.o" nur Buffering oltiiMtis fur uid our boyhood wo fool thnt hiitorlonlly I in 'heir hour nf need. Believe nu', we lum' lived lung indeed when wo I your nssiatnnce in our hour of uood have aeon in nur days n mighty notion waa invaluable nnd will he evmnrniciu. ,,,.,.,.„„-„„ ,,,.,„ „„,i extending from tho Atlantic to tho Pa- i nerod. Our only rei/rol i> Hint in cun- , l«f \\ RLLl\fiT0\ Ll HP COAL oiflc, embracing within ita borders Ihe j sequence of our Into niief.irtuiie we nro J ' "" possibilities of unlimited mineral, ngri- ! unable to givo expression lo our feel: " ' ' '" '"' ' '■■ | ings in a mure adequate iiiiinner, but i we hope that when next you h-onir u» | with n visit we ahall bu in a P' sititui Irr welcnin; you ill a wny ciimmensui'iilo with our deair'es. ! Beforo oonoiuilinii permit mu to pre- sent to liiidy Mncdoniil I through y.'U | our hearty ciingialulfttiuii-r upon her OUR BUSINESS HGENCY. | Full Gov'm't Deposit DO YOU WANT TO HUY OH SELL A I Duiiliiofls* i-i ki* ii pnrtnor* ete. PICKERING & GO. OFFIOEi Port Streot, botwefln Douglas i mid RrouKliton, VICTOIUA, H. C. P.O. I hox DIM. mll27 ! ■ | Wood and Goal. Head Office, Toronto, Canada a home"company, cultural and maritime wenlth built up and consulidatud upon thin continent, Fur al moat hnlf a century your aid iu paving the way for und performing this mighty work Iiiih I mun most [intent, and when in future years its history will be told and the wisdom of the fathers of Confederation shall be proclaimed and admired, no name in I that galaxy of patriots with su bright a : lustre' lis the statesman whu through good report and evil never faltered in .the task of bringing about n union bu- twr-jH the scattered colonies of the ■ British Empire on this continent nnd making of them onu grand whole as ihu Dominion of Canada. For upwards uf two and n half centuries-zealous missionaries,"hardy voy- aseurs nnd adventurous explorers were eiideaforing to penetrate the vast and arrival amongst ui uud our hope that bIio muy di'iiui much pleasure from hur trip to tin- Paeiliecust. We trust that it mny res dt ill udvuiiinge to yourself, rflturtihig to tilt' eapitul with renewed alnmglh uu>l vignr, and that you tuny be loitu sp-tred to unj y tbe fruiU of your liilx-m Hi proui'o h nHtl pr-iK. ority countrv. j (Biguud on behuir nUho Corporation and oujstotifl of Vancouver)* M. A. M.u-Uan .And un iiHHOi'lineiit, of CORDWOOD, Wllloll lie will sell ul liiwenl rnlcir. He will nlso imininlly nlri'iiil lo nil kinds ol rrxiA.Txmsrc*. Orrlein lilt li.Mr. Mi!Ciill'»«liireraiCJo- llllulila Hlreirl, Or nt my InrriHe, Ihhil-Iiik nlrrrnl, will ineel Willi prompt attention. HENItY KIJ.IOTT. Wenlinlnslor n. C. JlylOlo ,Vn Estate bf Trapp Bros. Au. ... AMOUNTN DUB To TIIK AHOVE . K'Uaii* must bo pnlil to Mr. T. .1. Trapp i jf the llrm of T. .1. Trapp * Co,, New ■ ■f our O'lliliunri i Wr*stiiiliiNlnrtou or.before theiilst August. liisl..-ilhi'1'WlMethi'y will lie plneed In the I handsof the solicitor of the estate for Iin- j nii'iNuli* <-o||ci-Moii. ItOUT HAHVKY. ,, Hi-rower In Rslnteof Trnpp Bros- , Mliyor. (Iwtltllflltl Thi;. Association merits the confidence the Public is reposing in it from the following FACTS:- Tlie Beourh-y otniroU to policy holders Is tniHiiiiuiHseil by any ri-mpnny iloiiiu Imsi- ncss in Ciinuila, [(ihasnosoheincspf Inaitranee, but tlie wull-establisliul lines, hence the policy holdersoennot bo mlsleil atitotlietrcon- I traets. ' Hm HiutcmentK to the publlccan bo rcad- i By understood, Us cash statement show- i hip every Item of limoine and how expended. 1 lit-position ltMiK'L''-tiiliiediiunuully from t a detailed Valuation In which every Item i of IhibilllylKlni-liulorl. | Its pnwt'H-. lius been unexampled In Iho biKtory of Insurance In On node, llHpollcli'Niiri' liiillsiiutablo after three j yoai's, mid hoh'forfcitable nfter two yeurs'' i ©it Is toiled. i ItH piolfts nre di.-iirlbutcd upon an eipilt- ! able IiiihIh. The profits to one class of I poilev holders are not lessened lo i*lvo I larger profits to any other clnss, which i ni'-thoil aiTi-i-ils superior ailvaiitUf-eHOver ! the inilforiii bonus plan of distribution, i l,llH*raH'-»iirillliiiiN as to Hrnlrtrni-r nud Travel. .! IC.MhoDONAT.D- Manniflns Director. I i Grty Mom! AVING CONCLUDED TO GIV10 UP busfnes!-1 shnll sell thc entire stock consisting of Dry Goods, Clothing, Men's Kuril Ish hi!," Goods, Boots, Shoes, etc., at 25 Per Cent. Below Cost. Suits from &5.00 upwards. 14 yurcls host Print, for 81.00 14 " " White Cotton.. 1.00 H -.- " Brown " .. 1.00 10 " No. 1 heavy Drilling, 1.00 10 " Canton Klunnel 1.00 Best 8/4 Bed Sheeting, 25c per yd. Fine Children's Shoes, 75c. per pair. Finn " Straw Huts, 25c. ea. 10 pair Ladies' Stockings, all colors, for $1.00. 10 pair Men's Socks for 81.00. Men's White Shirts, 1\~ie. each, Best liluo, gray and brown Overalls, 7.r)c. per pair. THE BUILDING HAS IS LARGE Kooius nml fs wuil furnished with register grates! bnth rooms, Ac, Ac. KM'i'lh'nt opportunities Ior all kinds of healthful exercises, Including boating and bathing. 1-upllt- will be made mo.it comfortable nnd their general welfare carefully con- sldercd, A COMPETENT STAFF OF INSTRUCTORS will be niiilntirliu'd. Excellent facilities will be afforded for Instruotloii iu Kngllslii t'ommerclal, ClilMMleal and Modem LailguiiKc Subjects, with InKtriiuieiital IHuslv, Application Forms, Heferonees and full iuforinnllon furuishod by , RKV. C. .1. BKBNTOX, X. A.- Nkw Wbstminstkh, June D, 1880. Jly'Jltc \ BIOMJMENT HA Come mill secure Bargains before we close onr store. G. LEISER. New Wnnliiilnalor, Mny 18, IS»(I inyiniir T. R. PEARSON & 00. Agents, New Westmlnstei JoT-'-lmo-nltertiHtii. Notice to Persons in Search of Farms. THK TOWNH1U1- OF RtlllUKV con- taiiiH sovoral Farms which are for Hide. The lnnd l»of usee" very lieut in tlie provll iimlConnoll arc moit r diiHlrablc BCtilars. Apiilicatlon to tlicm will receive prompt attention. The romis In tlm township are uood, and thero aro chtirchcH.Ni'hoolN, nml a town hull. TI-fOHi SHANNON, Heeve, Clover Valloy P.O. H.T.THniFT, Clork, rtl3lrt Hnir« I'l-nlrlel'. o. mHE UNI)ElWI(JNKt) HAS 11KKN AP- Jl pointed tifionl In Uritish ('nliunblii for tlioHo heaullful iiionumenti*. Full purtle- ulnrH uh to prices mid dcniiiiiD on application. UHAH. .1. UOllSON, At tho Fruit and Confectionery Htoru, op- lOifltcColonlal Hotel, New Westminster, tn. inliitlte Mu! Clotbin Hide. The land im-f e-teelleiitmiiillty—the ry lieut in the province, Tho lleevo dCouncil aro ino*;t anxious to Hcoure WHITE THE CLOTHIER, Haa Just Received OVER 300 MEN'S SUITS A Large Quantity of Boys' and Youth's Clothlnv! 7 Onsen of American FELT HATS Also, a full Uno nf 0ENTS' FURNISHING GOODS —HE NOW IIAR— Ili« Beat Assortment In tht ibo-e Line ever exhibited In New Weitminiter. LATEST BTTLES At Litwi'dl Puimllilir I'i loirs fnr IJhhIi (lllll Unrly Md tske Voir Hrl.rllaa. Coiumii* Stsut Orr. lm of I. C. AVING PURCHAHED the Black* smithing busincsH lately carried on liy W, H. Ijewis, and tlio.Paoifio Carriage Works- carried on liy Johnstone k Smith, wc ar< prupured to mami facta re all kinds of Farm Wagons, Carriages, Phaetons, Buggies, Express Wagons, Drays, Carts, Stages, Hu j Ami everything in the vehicle Iin t 1 on thc shortest notioe and at rea«- oimble prices. We also keep in stock the ahove articles, nnd all kinds ot Wagon and Currirge Material. Reiialrliii*, Palntlm* & Trim* ntlltg done at reasonable prices. BUGKSMITHING In all its brunches. Par-mere', Log gers', Mill and Oontract Work, and Horseshoeing undertaken; Agricultural Implements, and everything in the blacksmith line made to order. We also keep in stock to supply the trade,—Iron, Steel, Cumberland Goal, Chain, Horse and Ox Shoes, Steel and Iron Harrow Teeth, Harrows, Springs. Axles, and a complete stock of Damage Hardware. Having secured lirst-class work men, we feel confident of giving satisfaction. All material and work leaving the shop will be guaranteed first- class. Ord?rs from the country promptly attended to. nih3tc REID it- OUBBIE IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMP'Y. . I Old Broad St, aud 16 Pall Mall. LONDON. INSTTTtTTED 1808. FOR INSURING HOUSES k OTHER Buildings, Goods, Wares, Merchandise, Manufacturing and Farming Stock, Ships In Port, Harbor or Dook, and the Cargoes of such Vessels; also, Shins build- Ine and repairing, Bargea and otlicr Vessels on navigable rivers and canals, and Ooods on board such Vessels, throughout Great Britain and Ireland and iu Foreign Countries, FROM LOSS OK DAMAGE BT FIRI. Subscribed and Invested Capitol, *1,60G,000 8TG. - Rates of Premium and every information oan be obtained on application to W. J. ARHSTBONU, Agent for New Westminster.
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