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__-___*___-__ }) VOLUME 1 NEW yrSfmt\0gs\m%-^% THURSDAY JEVENING, SEPTEMBER 23, 1886. •NUMBER VI m ,ailB |#|l\i Tkanday Evenlat. Sept. S3. 18M. A peculiar case is on trial at Win- j>og. William Stewart, manager 'the Western Union telegraph [ice at Wichita, Kansas, some 'io since gathered) together a little -eel of the company's money and ';ik the oft-tTOypUedro^toiOapa- He suc*ce«led' in crossing the k ing t '•der, but yiu crnttei.}y the ''nadian authorities 'ajicl'jrbseciited ler the DpAiinitM I lajw wj*i6h kes the bringing of stolen money s> Canada a'pSnishaWe offense. i proseoutiou'uWng'pushed by j'j America*' Surely1 Cbmpany, 'By fjoh Stew^fffr|**is / boi-cledj ratal ' ich was compelled to make good defalcator to' the Western t'ion. The ■case is still pending, I if Stewart1 is cohvioted, the ret of the; trial (vill. be to make hada almost as unsafe a place, for conders As- Ohjioago ,is for anar- »ts.—Seattle Post. .-, Hore than half* the population of lada get a lining by' cultivating iland. The whijuel^falation by census of 1881 was 4,324,810, [ich, at the rate, of 5 persons to a, jiiily, would gi-WjlttW.tba '-''t-W Of these Wl^Sj^re^lasspd, 'occupiers of 'la'iid' 403,491 'being1 iiors, 5T,2t^1«!>i-hta, >d S,m ployees. The occupiers of 10 and uitdiii nuritired 76*,2p0>' Ween 11.and'W acres, 93,325; ■ween 51 And 100 Sl!K*3,'li66,6f2; ween 101 and ,200 acrei, 102J243, i I over 200*(teres, S6.490. Though | -e than hajlf the people are fann- >' and the families,of farmers, we 'er hear Uhy iomplaliit about an rproduction of whpjtt, or potatoes, butter, or'-fe^ga ' 'Tlie squbalitig (it lack bffuarkejt-comas J&pn* i minority engaged in other oe'eu- ,ons than fartning.' OahWiv'does' I want more cotton sninners or( jenters or WittUiknW to cVowd' , ie already, .engaged in those lines,, wa few thousahd more farmers to [ the produats'of townspeople's istry would never aome amiss. . true pdllcy'in the: interest of .'. classes, is to give the farnusys, jy encoutigeirierit.'■' Wien-tiiey F doing wiB. the*': will keep towh ^le busy serving them.—Hamil- Times. Iti'.'-\ B [).'":!i li ; 'i i-T—* rrri \ ft [ Bn the whole/thtiroturu'of the form carr^da*! in .Haldimand • 'i be couhtjed a victory for the ■ral pnrtjt' ■'■ ifiofernmeut held J constitueiwy'*jjjen. fpfjinonths, rder ta reap* anv advantage tlie franchiaej iii .iduld* girt; and the Liberals' liely disappUi !)her goven»raigex-|»5'«jtJ<ii*)of trtious from the ranks'oii account the pro-Riel r atti(o*)fe! *cM( Mr; •ke and the leading party presa.< | prestige! 'it vidti**),'then, r«-; tna with the Lilyra|s,'ao*d this verful thooghliiipaipriWe Iiiflu, \ 'e will bo tqn; their I side in.t^q ping contest. '.If tfiey had "lost Idimand, iyia*r tm wcumitihtes, tr holding, it so man} yean, this st have li*** nioSI SscoiMgttig; j leaving tty. fry,*fats mfi,f sideration, as likely to belong to ', ft parties, this loss would havdj' ited as if recruits from the old Iformers might suffice to fill up • gaps left in the. Tory ran] bctions in-'djulibec: Uow,: km teMij;m nd has not redressed Ohambly; : 1 evidently rwk^n It W* «>•*« nt of voting, the Riel question Ighs very Httlb' with 'those of the iters who cannot agproye the new ffold-platfoH*', tod^ tiiey oontlnue rote as Re-taj-ftf, properly, fete, ;s, regarding this tactical vagary •he party lt*Jd«rt an' not sufficUM justify their own even-temporary centum friftiilie pOlHi' Wiheh less ; jrive them into the oauipiof tjiBj ies. But with this encouraging ipect—while thus at least hold- J their own in Ontario, the 13b- party haw: tp-jDrrtHir whether j y are IlkeW^f^ r.yeiji.ipjt**^ in, jbec by M on Ji m ige party-fn lllat province; . ik they a*i«*l«»iydio'ne«t4* ippointment; but if a victoij);»f {tJltramontaue-Rielite coalition ! help them to power, then thoir pees ure 1t!S'09!f f*3*ii' />, howovorHtrnt^-tals <| be, it be with these as the chief fac- i^tions'oah'flM-^oW D^ffi1 jor long, ai*4i t^jpajtwular allies Uie Rouges wil*.i:,,aiu*el** :.hp J-**V i i them, stranded high and dry. jn the new Bhntioqa.ii'JjQuebeo i Castors.baifciitheJ'^******-*,1' jer may shifti-/M«i'these;tt>tlid; :ora and Rielites, but scarcity, iii '• cue will Oatholio Quebec sub- i men as the to the rule of suoh men as lent Roui_ u Ski ,.t Sale 1000 ' -barreU aid kita cheap, thb office. aplOtc MeLKAir, M.D. jffick — McKenzie St., opposite tlie lookup. Restdbncr—Agnes St., Arstdoor east ot Mr. Cunnlnelinmrs. ja30te New Westminster, B. O. H tt. COOPER, B. A., M. D. PHY8B3MM4STjpeEONi g \;>- OFFIOB and "RESIDENOE-Oliuroh Bt. (next door to Farmers1 Home), near Columbia St., Sew Weitmliuler, B,0< f rPICE H0nlt8J-S to Id a. rn.;* 1 to 8'arid 130 to 8 p. m. Calls In town and conn- ' -try promptly attended to, fe2to BR. P. WELSH, ri i O **1 tiaVUO! ii': '; i DENtlST, ;. nttf) ■ '•'■'. iColorllol Sotel, New Westminster, B. C. ap28to W-'kitoi*.*.,!'"!; i„:.'j'*!. Fn* 'r .DENTAI. surgeon. cJtk dental (. skltfnl manner.; .OFJirtJa at tlie Colonial Hotel.' dwaufltc C.*K'"95u!Safli Oi»rtc«J-Ovor D. S. Cnrtls ts Co.'s Drug Store, Columbia St., New Westminster. -f-teBHi-Mto^sy-StH"* .^--'iS-^'rl' Will vl.lt Chilliwhack the first Monday and two following days In each month. Te.th palnte..l)rextracted, auk*'. iFl ' BABRISTEBS^ ." soucitors, eto Offloe, MckeniloStreet,Now Westminster, and Vaneouve>,a C. '....",.' J>'81dtrte TTT NORM AS BOI.K, . ' '*''• BABWSTBH*AT-LAW. Jtvud Agent. .,/ ■'[ Money to Loan. Columbia Street, '' New Westminster, RO. 'fhafit ■JIJLBBRT j. IIILI., '., . ' j y ! [ etxii enqineeb, Land Surveyor, Draugl.l.nwu, eia. OFFicl*-Oiio door North of Mossn. Corbould A McColl's, McKensle Streot. ] ll i j I dw-soisto [J.1088J3 i.1') W4I.TBR ^WA-^WjJ, fiO fl Oil Au.llt^,A.oou»ta),t,,<tc. ' ■joloiiiaVHotcI.NewWestr. d«el8ma s.mjar. *,nO»»-».;«**.l«r mt ,'(9 [! 9 • U»"*VI«A*«'' I i.i b* I On and after the 21st Instant. Offlce, New i CaUdoaUYHotel, Murray St,, Fort Moody. JL-I.. lia.ll .elSto TURNER, BEETON & CO. MtRC,H«NT8, WHARF STBEET • T1CT0BIA. L I JklOSOSTTB 3-OB North British aad mercantile Insurance Co. for Mainland, '111 JH.C.^tiTONrfc.Cb.,, :', . 36 Finsbnry Circus, London, K. C. m J. TRAPP, ,",!':, ' UJll 'AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER, T>*llrahia8treet^....iJ.....Ne*Wi>llt«il»lttr , All commissions will receive prompt MM roWefal attention, Best references S* an wheu required,. _ . ., mhl2-to j-.iV. 'u'i-1 li in .1 , Rent ana Debt collector. BBYISRili flOOB FARMS TOR gill, -OtlJ-ir.' A|eat for the .TBAVHEB**. ur* . INSIIMANCJF. nartr.nl. Cat !—Ferris Street, New Westmln- ___•'- - ITestmln- Real Estate, Afiiinrtije^••■- ^•seommMtsp^mfa. £, tiii, un, -MOIDENT * nrnmg* Ua -bfia ' , COLUMBIA STREE-t, , ,l: *relep;|ii*no';l. NEW WE8TMIIISTIB, ilolslo RT-^ D BROS. ESTATE nttOKKRI, Conveyancer., Coll.otor., iWl'-fcArillU'kiieiil.l IJ31TI Offlce'atViOTORlA: Fort Street, ' Sf.9 I>ln8t.,p^i*jte**0lt VANCOUVER, Oonlova Street. 1' *f)Wf,1DINO Jjumt for sale In all section. ■ pf V»#c»tijver m#rW W(?atmlniter,Oltjr, m\m>ikmmitwm Lanaley, Mf tsriul, mtmas, Mud Ilay.Lad- ilcf's tahilllis, Lulu Island, Nortii Arm ■WMM^'*-**''* ""•',M '' *" ".fli»aHi,,.'i ... .,. ..,. i, 8Eoop-tfA*f»1'';-'' ■ ON ViRV FAVORABLE TERMS, ***■?!-.,'f "!'■■ ii. B.O.STATIONJ!RY4 ?RIN-riNacp. W'sio'" 'T (lywWTt,p. VfikmW * Co I'M, Co.) 1A tf M IJVrl II Cream & Fancy Cakes "pBftNT STREET, Opp. O. P. 1ft rW'miir. ilwinio .■■»,.,1,'rw. c. Mcdonough , | ffllHT JTK'T, NEW WttTMINSTER. Dry Coods, Crooerles, provisions, Crockery, Classware, Boots & Shoes, Ao , Ac. THE REST GENERAL STORE IN THE CITY-^TBYIT.: Farm Produce taken athlghcst prioes, IM dw-JlySlto JijWHiP Carpenttr&BuilfleV " Flam and Specifications for all kind! or Buildings care. jra^ fttiiy fwpwed.. JffltaG NEAttY A**-D CAREFtjrfi. LY/EJCECIOTD.: '• ;i . ,.T, . . ~ ;'■ l . ..-■ . ;' g All o*xlers left at Occident Hotel, or at the shop, of W. Johnson, Columbia street, will tcceive prompt attontion. Your favor solicited. Je9to J.A.CAWIJEY&C0, HAVING PDRCHASED THE Shingle Mill and Pomp Factory Al POPCUM, oro prepared tb execute all Orders promptly and to the sutiifactlon of their oustomfira. I" All klndi or TI'KNINC iloie to onler. Ji A. CAWLEY A CO. "'taflto' " '.. POPbTJM,B.C." H. KELLS, i° Manufacturer* Importer of BOOTS an» u *. .-SHOES ladle.'. Seat.', Mine.' and Children'. ■oots, ftt-ees and Sallen . >)ade to Order and Kept on Hand. COLUMBI*. 8TREIT, • OPP. NTACK MU NEW WESTMINSTER, B.O. .. . mhtto LEATHER & FINDINGS. j All Kinds or Hides nnd Skint Oak and Hemlock Tinned. • .; CASH PAID FOR HIDES ANI) SKINS. On haml nlwayi a goiKCaapply of ion.. ther troth of my own manufacture anil linportetl. Q "- '- ,. ■ I lmvo secured the services of Mr.Wm. Burnett to sufeerintsntl tho custom m- atrlng doportmen*. ColumD^i.,Saw.wSlmllistcr. , (dw-auayl). , , -4- le Model TaDur Columbls St., Kew Westminster. -ft AVINO JUST ItECEIVKnOtIR NEW H Spring Stock, we Invite Inspection of the finest selection of .au'.'. vf «n«u.», s •, Freaek, iihSUITINGSI Ever shown In New Wt-mmttiHier. We ha\*e wonrod (ho dolvlcos of MH. HUGH O'HAOAN,ii practical ("utterwho hHH had loagexpcrlcm-Pln London,PariH,ft*nd the loiullng eBHterii cities, nnd foraOOOl) FIT and ftrilftf tc »ty[(! we defy competition, ■',Mii»W;,v■ I THpfc.'\VAIJW. i''t lt> ■'' —TTT ~™~ rPI'ONEKH . wjlil M.r-ViANiii*-. TtJAS 'AftWAV* !)S HAND A GOOD IT .upply of' fresh and Sail Wm*r lith. t&> OAMJl XM* 8BABOH-. DEALER IN SktNS AND I'ELTRIKH, Purehnsrv. will lietlollvpreil In nny pnrt of the Clly free of charge. V <l-'l.vSI)l Tt**—' DOUGLAS & DEIGHTON, Miuiufucturers and Importers of Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Whips, etc. NEW .WESTMINSTER, B. O. dw-Jly81ti MANUFACTORER OF BlgsiB||i|riil£BS, •T^r^^4*1^'^-'' Blacksmitn and Machinist AU Kinds of UmAinetv, Patent Locks, Safes, Sewing Machines, fto., fto., Repaired. BLACKSMITHINC .lh Sill Ifi branches. Farmers', Loggers*, ■' Mill and Contraot Work; Agricultural Implements, and everything In the '-'blwksmlth line made to order. Having rccured flrst-class workmen, we feel confluent of giving satisfaction. Bar Horse-shoeing a specialty. dw-Jly81tc] Columbia St., Now West. wm, Mmns, A large Assortment of QOODS ■'''-AN**)- GROCERIES ALWAYS QN HAljtp.... ,, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. WOOD AN* fOil l»Kl!VrtEb T* ANY PABT OF THII < ITV. | W« ran two stages dully, ex wptSondays, -to Port Moody, carrying H.M.8. mails. As no liquor or tohai-cbisused weoan by temperate habits and careful*economy eetvo the publio at especially low rates. 1'' dwseSOto ' . , PlIACTieAL JEWELER, MllUIBll STRFET, .'- H* WESTMINSTER. Opposite lunuliighani A (Vs. *T IATK MAttATOR FIOK SAVAGR A - LYMAfc,. VOftfRKAU ChrtHiometers', itepenten, Chrono- gripliers, ind all fine Watch 3 . O repairs a Specialty. A -WY:6Nfe HAVING WATCHES WtttoU A liavo been Injured by incompetent witch repairers can be made equal to new .again. JEWELUY of all kinds made and repnli$0-"1AII work warranted; charges ihodenile. Est (mates given freoof charge. flK« Wistehes mmA Jewelry cheaper (MiM'ftvy wlher hounr |«n, c. liBADOWiSpUD 13 CARAT GOLD AM- ERICXV STEM WIMDXNO WATCHES, accuruto ttiiiekcoficnt IV; usual price, IK. NAtldNAt: COMPANY OF IRELAND W.PROTHERO & CO. MANUFACTURERS AND DEAIJrJRS IN AM, KINDS OF FURNITURE. REMOVED 49*To shop lately occupied by Mr, Daroy, Columblastreet, Call and oxamlne our Btock and prlees la-r-.r-- l.iiylir.'. \V"iuii't tCl^DUUOLO 1^ Uie city. dono. Repairing of all kinds neatly W. PROTHERO A CO. sel6te Importer and Dealer in j. g. bunte; B Spring, Hair, Wool and Straw . Mattresses to Order. Blanket*-,Chamber Bets. Window Shades, Oil Cloths, Matting, Wall Paper, i Baskets, Bird Cages, Flower nits, Hanging Baskets, Pictures, Frames, Brackets, I Baby Carriages, etc. Plelilres framed aud Repairing done to order. Also, Undertaking; Embalming a specialty, Plense give ub a call before purchasing elsewhere J, G. BUNTE, Opposite Post Oflico, Columbia Street, apntc New Westminster. J. W. HECKLEY (NEAR MERCHANTS' SQUARE) MANUFACTURERS, .—tii——''.' ■,"' UPHOLSTERERS Spring nnd Wool Mattresses and Bedding always oh hand. HAVE ON HAND THE LARGEST AND BEST HTlM K OF MIR ■ NITVRE ON THE MAINLAND. Gstlmates for Office aud Store Fittings. An experienced'upholsterer hns been engaged by the Arm, who ore now prepared lodo all kinds of work In the upholstery line. djlySto SUN LIFI OF CANADA. Business or t885.-»Illb Department. Income, 3319,067.05; Increase, {41,007.40. Assets, $ML1|0M.88; Increase, 1180,007.00. New Life Applications, 82,008,071.48; In- crenso,8707,229.aa Lifo Policies In forco. 87,030,878.77; Increase, ? 1,08(1,474.73. ACCIDENT DEPARTMENT. By 1 nt rod ue Ing Its popular Unconditlon- nl Llfu Policy the BUM showed ilself oue of the most liberal Institutions of Ils kind In the world. It maintains this refutation by following tho samo course In Ito1 Accident Dr-piirtment, It olflprs to the public incomparably The Most Liberal, St ml*III forward. Un. teclwlcal Accldeat Polley Im Exblenec* The following are a few of the points of luperlorlty: TIFTEKK E .'iftben Days of Giuck are allowed. (fleo condition 1). No other Company In America allows one honh BoNUa-Hhould no claim be made for five years, the sixth year's assurance will bo allowed free of chargo, If the ago Is under dl. (Seo condition 2). Very few other Companies give this privilege. Policies Not Voided by engaging in a moro hazardous occupation than that assured against. ..For partlcutore sce.Po** llcy. This advanta-ge can * bo obtained hardly anywhere else. .Hbsidkncr — Moro libernl conditions than given by nny other Company in America. R.MACAULAY, THOMAS WORKMAN, Managing Direotor. * President. A. E. IMRIE, General Agent, Victoria, B.C. : JOHN O. McLBOl), Agent, JlyJBto Now Westminster, B.C. 1 " *U|UUU,UUUi ESTABLISHED A.D. 1822. Rates as Low as Any 3f)jf (W*er Company. DETACHKD DWKLLiyfiS, Jper cent. HENRY V. EDMONDS, (dseJ0Jo j VfAtOK-I^T. BOY WANTED. AN ItJTEr.WORN*' BOT- WANTKTt 'ID fount tho iirlntliiB Iraslnoss. Apply At lil.nfftpo, tlmmto The Gas Company respectfully inform the Public that they are prepared to do Gas Fitting at lowest possible rates consistent with good workmanship. A supplyW -fM TURES. GLOBES, &c, are on the* waly. ■fflp Orders may be left at RAND BROS? J. L. STAMFORD, J-JljJIIc BOYS WANTID. TWO SMART BOYB AVANTBD AT onee to sell the Daily Columbian. Apyly nt This Onlee. dntiHlc • SPENCE'S BRIDGE. B. O. W*R BKQ TO INFORM YOU THAT ** we have leased lhe Morton House at Rpence's Bridge from Mr. Murray nnd that it Is newly fitted up and comfortably furnished. Wo would respectfully solicit your patronage and we promise if yon will favor us with lt to do nil wo can to satisfy you In every, respect. Mrs. Reid, who has had muoh experience, will attend lothe culinary department. We remain-, yours respectfully, •KBID A NEFF. COTTACE TO RIOT "I K A PLEASANT PART OF THB OITy. WOOuSflUKNEK A GAMBLE. . apjglc COME AND SEE! W. H. HOLDEN, HAViWT TAKEN P08SKSSION OF 'tbe "Temperance Houbb," fronting on Columbia and Churoh Streets, opposite the Episcopal Church, and now known its the FARMERS'HOME! Will accommodate the traveling public at the following rates: Board per day Single Meals .'.'.'. 91 00 5 00 .............. 26 ..>..... 25 M-Good accommodation for Ladles and families, . [ f rayfltc E. HUTCHERSON, NURSERYMAN* DEALER IN Frnlt and Ornamental Trees, Ladner's Landing. B. O. mHE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO IN- L form the people of British Columbia that he has established a Nursery at Ladner'i- Landing, and is prepared to fill all 'orders for Fruit Trees, Ornamental Trees, Shrubbery, Vines, Small Fruits, Ae. Trees imported or borne grown ac- cordinp to the wishes of customers. The subscriber has hod a thorough practical training in tho bmlness, ofta having a fiermiment stake In Hie country it is liis nterest to deal fairly with the public. He will wait upon the various towns and settlements shortly, and all orders will have his personal attention, Bifl2tC E. HUTCHERSON. "BLUE STORE" 24-"* This only place on tbe Mainland where Watch Dials can be changed to the hour system or Standard Time. *J*rA!l Business Men and Merchant, should keep this time, as Steamboat, and Train, arrive and depart hy the same. STIR8KY, WATCHMAKER, Columbia's*., New West. dwauSyl ESTABLISHED 1859. ROBT. DICKINSON, BUTCHER, Keirlj Opposite tho Colonial Hotel, NEW WEffTMlSsTER. rB LARGEST AND CHOICEST UMtrtmant of all descriptions of MEATS AND VEGETABLES Constantly on hud, uid supplied to Famine., Kortnurants, ud.StMmbo.ta at th. J LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. Just Opened. BtllblriamiCc, at Lo«»isf wm, Gas-Fitting & Plumbing A SPECIALTY. NO. 7' OOLUMillA S^RtfET, ilw.ilJlta Hnll.ronk'" Hl»nr ItKlMllu. FOR SALE: ll(\ ACKES-IMPROVED FARM.- it'ttj Easy Terms. Applyto W. Ol McDOOQALI,, Jnl2te Elgin ¥. O. FOR SALE. ONE-HALF INTEREST IN tlieLANO-' ley Saw and Planing Mill: mill In good order. For particulars apply on the premises to , H. WEST, Or, Messrs. DRAKE, JACKSON, aplSto S HEI.MCKEN, Victoria. Land for Sale! •pETWEEN FIVE AND SIX THOU* O sand Acres of tbe very best Alder* bottom and PraJrfeLnnd, fn Township U, Now Westminster Diatrlct. Will be sold In one block or.In subdivisions to suit, on very liberal terms. MATHERS, New West . dwJlyiMina In subdivisions to suit, arms. Aprlyto HENRY v Westminster City. wjlyWrnll For Sale or To Rent THE UNDERSIGNED offers a Farm for for sale or rent Also, Milch Cows aud young Cattle, Hors, nnd a few young, Horses. - There are several pairs or good steers that would mnke excellent working oxen. Also, one of the largest and best Bulls In the province. The stock Is all very gentle. M.NICHOLSON, mh3tc Mount Lehman P.O. FOR SALE THAT DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE ON Lot 7, situated on Provost street, between Mary and McKeuxIe streets, now In the occupation of Capt.Grant; contain i 8 rooms with usual offices. Valuable City Lots. Farms near City. ,, , Farms on Pitt Meadows. Farms on Mud Bay. ** So acres of Land at Whonock Railway Station. 7-1 acres of valuable Land 2 miles from City on Hastings Road; 1800 cords of Cedar could be eut Apply to CAPT. PITTENDRIGH, Je23to Laud Agent, New Westminstor, FOR_SALE. 1440 ACRES CHOICE DELTA LANDS r MILES' FROM LADNER'S Landing, on the Trunk Wajjon Road; two other roads runningthroufh the premises. Apply to E. A. WADHAMS. 22'c Ladner's Landinu,B.C. For Sale! (ON EASY TERMS) 6 span of Work llenes, 10 Car Moles, 6 Team Mules, i Saddle nones, i yoke Work Oxen, 1 Carriage; Team, 1 Piano In good order, 8 Dump Carta with Iron Ailei, A number of second-hand Wheel Barrows, 1 Buckeye Mower (uew), 1 Ithlca Hay Rake. . ■ For particulars applyto T. J. TRAPP, rayiotc Auctioneer, N. W. Every Man to his own Business -i-.. PRACtlOAL I ., J CHEMIST& DRUGGIST, COLUMSty jSThEET (CPP. COLONIAL HOTKL), NEW WESTMINSTER, B. 0. Fhyilclans' Prcierlptlous and Family Recipes a Specialty. N B. — Only Genuine Drip used. Over twenty ven»' experience. mrtS NOTICE JS HEREH\ GIVEN that applloatlon will be made to -in- liOglslatlve Awem- iyoftheProvIb-e ••( Rrltlah Columbia, nt tbo next session thereof, tor an Act to incorpu rate n company tor. tbe purpose of constrn.'Mnc. munfiRlti* and mrilntiifnlDf Water v orksrt(bo.ierinlni<lj»mt«rtti# Canadian rnciflo Rnilway 011 Coal Harbor and"En),'llfih Ray, Mid for the purpo«M irlvllegt theftffrgran tlw* to the?aldjyjm*ian-y tbf , .Burnaby;] poltrts.-wltti power tot— - to build flumoB.iiqueilHctt-.layjfilpi ... _ jlng water fromCapllano Creek, Bumnhy. Ijtike or other amUhl* power.to the said company dams, orqulro lands* aud do ali and things necessary for in- pipe*, erect I other actp e purpotei EBERTS A TAYLOR. Solicitors for AiTpllcatiti. Dalod September JOth, 1885. Public Notice New WeAniB^r Foblie Libruy. fPHK UNDER^IGJiE^JTSAtitS TO, 1 tho kliidiieSa artd penhlftlilon of the ffaybrithd OltyCouijollUwo. weeks mo, re-opened the 'Publio l.lbrrtn'.and Ukn tiiiHopporttml^vto olfrr, an imitation.tq nuddentti 0t Now Woitmlhoter to uuy l)lm a visit- Paper* and MrtRiultteB m»m nil dlrt'ctloiis,ere ireoeWed, for patrona ^tid vlKitors.nnd mbruwlu be added lncasciv reiiHonabln support Is obtAlneU. The terms nre Wt cent* u montli, tn Ativan?*, as, piipmii, Ac, are paid f or Tn'-advance. This will amount to about.,2oenU| a.day,«r the cant of one cigar for seven dnys permisalpn to see news from all over theWrW, and elcRiuit books -which_, may bo ohapged every M bourn! There Is no compulsT6h alxiutthlH, but thoao who bclltv« in getr. ting fto W of tboraln and who SftR.-qowy a ili>ccnt tire will dM-Mless appreciate this Institution. iMllesand straiigerfl »r« free, so donbtlewi all the pnrfles Who;b#I6v«'W Uluc Ribbon will couu forward) at onoe and Jold this attractive affair, both for their own credit and that of othen.Come one, come all, and you will be attended to by one who cnu soup nll c1nsses,vli.: Yours llesnectfull.v, I HENRV Vf. HUGHE" New West.,.Aug. 20.18fKt. dauia NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS DAY. New Fall Goods J. Ellard & Co Excursion Chilliwhack Fair Starr Kidney Pod Langley k Co Private Board Mrs. McDonald gailfi fritislt Columbinn Thmrsday Evening, Seat. 211, lust. A Sensible Woman. Because a woman happens to be the wife of»the president of the United States, it does not follow that sho is wiser than other peoplo, although her high social position gives great weight to her utterances. A great deal has lately been said about Mrs. Olevelrad. anil a great deal wliich that lady doubtless wishes had never been said. Her private affairs have been paraded in thc public newspapers to such an extent that one can tell almost' every day what hour she rises and what she gets for breakfast. But Mrs. Cleveland does seem to be a very sensible person for all that, and it is certain that this kind of public no- toriety is not of .her seeking. Whenever she has given a public expression of opinion it has been of such a kind as to command publio respect. Recently she was asked by a Mrs. Crow,' of Virginia, what she thought of ,th'e propriety bf a wo man's signing the total abstinence pledge. The answer is' worthy of the woman mul, the distinguished position she occupies. It is as follows: "The subject to which you refer, and on which you ask niy advice, is one upon which youV own conscience must dictate the wisest course foryourself to pursue. You have better opportunities for knowing how you can do tfie most good, and it seems to me that should be the standard by which,we women should settle our'great questions in life: It rarely occurs that slie needs for horself the restrainipg influences of a temperance pledge; but if by placing oneself under such an organization we can better help our fathers, brothers, lovers and friends, I think tliere should be no hesita tion in the matter, I know something of the Good Templars, and that they do much good work. It is quite certain you can do no harm by casting your lot on the side of temperance, and; you may do much good. I do not consider it a small matter by any means and I am glad you asked ine this question. It is encouraging to 'know of every sister who wants to add.lior strength to the cause which, happily, some day will rid our land of ruined.men and broken families." This reply can scarcely give offetioe to any one, and it furnishes a rule of action which many women and men in our own country would do well to adopt. Our Next Representative. It is currently stated that threo or four candidates are already looking about with a view to obtaining the nomination as representative of this city and district in the house of commons. It may be presumed that an election will be hold shtjrtly to Ull the vacancy created by the death of our late lamented representative, and it may not be too soon for the electors to be discussing the question. Our advice is to make no promises-, until tit is definitely known who" is in tlie.'field. Some people cannot say no; The first person who asks them to sign a petition or to pledge a vote will obtain their consent whether they approve or not. It is in this way often that unworthy projects ore made to suoceed awl unworthy candidates are placed at the head of the polls. Some* of this sort of pet pie will even sign a petition ana a counter petition sooner than deny a request. Of this kind were some who signed 'thd petitiims both for and against the' granting of hew licenses at tlie late license court. Persons who do this sort of thing ought not to have a vote, because they do not make an intelligent nse of it, and become the tools of men who have a selfish purpose to accomplish. We hope.no elector will pledge his vote to an unworthy candidate in the approaching election because he has hot back bone enough to say no. Let us first see who are in the field, and choose the man in whose honesty, worth and ability we have the greatest confidence. Our late representative was a man against whose public or private character no breath of scandal ever came. We ought not to go backward, but, if possible, lot u» advance. I/st our next representative be M good as his predecessor at least, and better, if possible. Let him be a man of clean hands and hones'-;ptfi-p6se,'and'bbth' willing aud able to stand up for the best interests of the district and the province. There nre some questions of groat importance likely to come before the house, of commons at its next session, and there are many matters of gloat interest to tbis distriot especially *hat #iU.ci*jnetipfor discussion betwoen our next representative amd'tfa. government at Ottawa. WttjVjW'V therefore, choose a man' whose interests are thoroughly identified with our own, and ono whon? we can trn^ttoput the publio interest before any personal schema" of ,hfr AytfC. \Letthe electors reject firmly the/proposals of any person who has an axe of his own togtjit8l„|' PRIVATE BOARD. BOARD MAY BE HAD IS A PBIVAJrE Family-third door nbovc Mr. Lewis' Blacksmith shop. „ „ usofflwi mi's. j. a. Mcdonald. What Potsiciam Sav About the STARR KIDNEY PAD. "Treatment by Absorption has tor some time been recognized by Medical Men to be the most simple und oH'cctun! means of convoying lo DlnenseilOigans, "Curatives," but in cases of Kidney Disease anil Complaints attendant thereon, successful treatment was pracllcably impossible until the Introthictlon of tlie'Smrr Kidney P)id. It costs less than a single prescription and is Immeasurably more decisive and effective than c.ny quantity of internal Medicinal dosing; Worn immediately over the seat of Disease, its curative properties become absorbed by the diseased and enfeebled Organs, continuously and directly, as required to Insure In return their healthy action and original vigour. It Is comfortable to the patient and pleasant in its effects, ami cures when nothing else can. The Starr Kidney Pad accomplishes positive, decisive- results. A more valuable discovery as a truo remedy for Kidney Diseases was never mado.—Medical Gazette The Starr Kidney Pail, manufactured lu Toronto, Is n permanent suro cure for diseases, disorders and ailments of the Kidneys, Bladder and urinary secretive system, or attendant complaints, causing pain In the small of the back, sides, otc, producing urinary disorders, such as too frequent, scanty, dlfttcuU, painful or copious micturition, Inability of retention and sedimentary urine, dropsical symptoms, etc., denoting .the presence in the system of diseases common to the urinary secretive organs—known as gravel, catarrh of tho bladder and passages,BrlgRfa disease, diabetes, dropsy, piles, nervous debility, etc Send for pamphlet to IiANQLKY A CO., Wholesale Agents, Victoria. Retail*" ed by A. M. HEUItlNG and D. 8. CURTIS A CO., New Westminster, and T. McNEE- LEY, Ladner's Landing. dwse23yl EXCURSION CHILLIWHACK AGRICULTURAL FAIR Tuesday, M Sept,, 1886, Str. "RELIANCE" WILL LEAVE C. P. J*. CIVS WHAHF AT .7 A. Ml SHARP. FARE ONE WAY ONLY. ROYAL CITrTRASS BAND IN ATTENDANCE. UPON ARRIVAL ATCHILMWIIACK the Bund uud Excursionists will be conveyed to the Fair Grounds on the lirst train over the Centrevllle R. R.—eight large wagons drawn hy u steam engine. . A Grand Entertainment In the evening nt, Henderson Hall, Throe steamers leave Chilliwhack for New Wostmlnster Wednesday morning. Ail Odd Fellows In good standing are cordially Invited to visit Excelsior Lodge, No. 7, Monday ovening, Wth Sept., at 8 dwseMld no. ., a o'clock. Telephone Call No. 6. P. 0.80X71 WM McCOLL hm\ MirtUi! Dry Coods, Men's Furnishings, Groceries & Provisions. MHWBOM'S BLOCK, Columblu St. rlw-IIUJitc il it Hi, NEW WESTMINSTER. One Night Only! SATURDAY, SEPT'R 25. Commence ut 8 o'clock prompt, AMISSION, • ■- 15 -ft 50 CRHT8. Professor Bosco ' THE WORLD RENOWNED MAOIOIAN, WHO HAS PERFORMED,KOR ONE .continuous nin of 2 yesrs in London, England; tocrowded and delighted audiences In Paris, France, for 0 months: with great success In all the principal towns and cities in Canada and tlio United Stnten, and In other parts of the world. The press everywhere pronounce Bosco to bo one qt Lhe cleverest magicians and entertainers tho world has ever produced. :Mr* Bosco will appear In his new grand entertainment, entitled,- . Two Hours Illusions! BSCKor Programme see small Bills and Programmes In the Hall. Two hours roal genuine fun. The audience kopt In ronrs of laughter the whole evoning. Tiio entertainment Is select and without vulgarity in every respect. Don't forget tho date -- SATURDAY, Sopt, 25. ' ~ A. H. V. AVT,1>?Cl-*lBlr Vigor cures batdneia. A X JCiXV O Hnir Vigor restores youth* foi frcriincBi end color to faded and gray hair. It attains these' result* by ibe stimulation of 'the hair roots and color glands. It rejuvenates tho TT a Tp and cleanses it. It restores to tbo Jx Alii that, either hy reason of ago or diseases of tho scalp- has become dry, harsh and brittle, a pliancy and glossy silken softness of extreme .beauty. There Is no flyo in Ayor's Hair \TTfiCk"O and the good It doea Is by tbo » 1UVXV It imparts to tbo follicles, and the clean- linesa aad healtbfltlnoia of the condition in -whlcb It maintains tlie sculp, - Fl** A "Vi^'O 'Q. •*•*"*■■ T'sw ronowa 'th* Wfr* A X XjXV O Hnlr Vigor la tlio best cum known for' Brashy Hulr, ficaid Uood, Itching Humors, Tetter Sores, Torpid Follicles, and all oilier diseases of tlio scalp that canae the fulling of tbo tt a tt> and Its fading. Nothing cleansesXlAllio-rtbenuliucf of dandruff so perfectly, aud io effeetoally ?revolts lu return, us Ayib'b IUd* VllOB. a addition .to Uio ouratln and lestflMHW virtues peculiar to Ayor's Hair \TT_1_±_r\_\_. lt Is n toilot luxury. Tho Hair V 1UU1* Is by fur tho cleanliest hair-dresslng made- It causes tbo liair to grow thick and'toll* and keeps lt always soft and glossy. t Ayer's Hair Vigor Contains no delsterlona Ingredients. Its um prevents all- scalp disease, secures against tho hair growl-og thin or grny, and suroljr mjrsi fll.. baldness iii'at Is not orgnnlc» ■■ . .*- <*. < w.". • • PBEPARBD BT Dr. J. G. Ayer & Co., Lowell, MaM. Sold by All Drogflsta. Estate of Henry 0, Hyde, DECEASED. TENDERS 'WILL BE ItECEIVED By the uiiilerslj-noil until too JSnl ilny of Septtimbev, 18JJB, lor tlio purohuse ot both oreltluiro! the following, vis.: An undivided half Interest In Lots, Block 21, in the city of New Westminster, and ulso nnj undivided liulf Interest In Lot 78, Group One, Now Westminstor District, fronting on Burnaby Lake. E. A. JENNS, dsodtd Administrator. CHARLES MURRAY, CL'ABKSON STREET, Opp. Registry Offlce, Now West'r. PAPER HANGINC, SUZINC, KALSOMINIHC, &o. wallTaper. Tiio largest assortment of Wall Papor In the City, com prising newest patterns, nlivays on hum! ut bottom prices. Samples on view at T. R. Pearson A Co.'s Storo, Columblu St. Taper hnmflat at specially low rntes. dieliftc Tender* for n License lo cut Timber on Dominion Landa In Ihe Province of Brllish Colnmbia. SEALED TENDERS ADDRE8SED TO the undersigned, and murked "Tender tor n Timber Berth," will be received nt this Ofllce up to noon on Wednesday the 1st duy of December next, for three timber berths of fifty square miles each, moro or less, nu inhered respectively 16,17 nnd 16, sltunto on the west aide of the Columbia River, near Oolden City Station on the Uno of the Canadian Pacific Railway, in the Province of British Columbia, Sketches shewing the position, approximately, of these berths, together with the conditions upon which thoy will be licensed, and the forms of tender therefor, may be obtained nt this Department or ai the Crown Timber Offices at Winnipeg, Calgary, N. W. T., and New Westminster. British Columblu, A. M. BURGESS, Deputy nf the Minister of tho Interior. Department of the Interior, Ottnwa. mil Sept., 1880. dwBoaor- MAINLAND J. (Success.™ to w. H. Lewi..) NEW WESTMINSTER. B.C. Iky, Stage ad hi Horses, Carriages and Stages Supplied at all Hours. private horses and carriages kept at reasonable rates. STABIES-North Sido Columbia St. Telephone S.. 10. OFFHS-Opposlte Bank of IS. C. dselltc Telephone Mo. 'S3. PHENIX INSURANCE an BROOKLYN, NEW YORK. (ORGANIZED A. II. 185.1.) ' Capital, • $1,000,000 Losses Paid, over $23,000,000 J—a—NiB. /ETNA INSURANCE CO'Y Hartford, Conn. CHARTERED A.D. 1811). Cash Capital, - $4,000,000 Cash Assets, • $9,192,643 J—fSWNTB. NQTTQE1...... Policies are written in the above Companies at NewWestminster without reference to Victoria. RATE ON DETACHED DWELLINGS. 5 PERCENT WOODS, UBKKR It OAMBIE, AgeBl. for Kew Westmlnsler 'Ilyuna Dlslrlet. ilsrtmi HOP LEE HAS BBMOVKD HIS LAUNDRY From Front Street tu No. m Ool umbla St., opposite Thos. Ovens' Blacksmith Shop, Wliere lie will bo glad to see his old customers. dauSOml.: HH Gas Fittings! L S. SCOULLAR & GO. Are ProparetMo Supply nnd Ereet Gas Pipe, Gas Fixtures, Anil everything relating to this branch oi business. tan Experienced and competent men. only employed, and work guaranteed, flrst-class In avtrry respeot Pilous ns lot. as anywhere else. E. S. SCOULLAR A CO., d-Jly31to . ., Columblastreet. Confederation Life ASSOCIATION; (iuornntce Capital .UJ J SI,ON,WO Full Gov'm't Deposit Head Office, Toronto, Canada a home"company. This. Association merits the confidence thif Public is reposing in it from the following FACTS:— Tho Security offered to polioy holders Ib unBuriHissed by any Com puny doing busl- neHB In Canada, ,-*,, ■ „ - .;.. ■ It has no schemes of Insurance.- Imt tho ivell-eKtabllHlied linos, hence tlii policy holders ounnotbb misled uh to their contracts. Itt) suit oments to the publio can be readily understood, IU cash statement show- iiiK every item of Income snd.bow expended, •;. : j ,. ■ • Its position is ascertained annually fro m a detailed valuation in which every Item of Hubillty Is Included. It* progress has been unexampled In the history of Insurance in Cano-da. * . :' Its policies are. indisputable after three yenrs, and non-forfeitable after two yean* existence. ,. • , Its protlts uro distributed upon ah equitable basis. The protlts U> one class of policy holders, aro not lessened to give larger nrolitH to any other cIosh, whieh method affords bil*perior advantages over the uniform bonus plan of distribution. Libernl (oBdlllou* at t« Benldeaoe «a4 J. K. MacDONALI), Managing Director. T. R. PEARSON & CO. Agents, New Wcstminstei Je7-3mo-alternate. CLUE GENERAL DEALER COMPLEIErSIOCK OF GROCERIES BOTTOM PRICES! —X- Clothing, Hats and 0* AT COST OR LESS, If you want Bargains, CALL EARLY. ' ,<lw-}lyaito '■ 'a,-';. ■ " •S^THAT-^er WANT. ■f ■' ■■ ■■ ■-—*— ; : IvbUn'U ;■ win .25 *te™£• $1,25 ^STRICT OF JUST. ISSUED BY PnceP $lv25; This -Map has been produced at great cost, niid gives a vast amount of iiiforinatiou never before available respecting the most important distriot in the Province. >,,, ,',, ■ The new Map shows the latest survtji, the latest roads, the line of the 0. F. R: .tad.;.o*-ta.nsU8., BUY A COPY, ..'lllll'!")!'; ■ T.J "■ '.'; PUBLISHED BX Z RAND BROS. Real Estate, Uisurance and Klnancial Agents NEW WEOTMIlJsTERj VANCOUVER AND VIOTORIA. FOR 8ALE! AT TlR-'Pearson & Ws HEW WESTMINSTER AND VANCOUVER. iip2'tc ' Just Received via O; P. R. one oaf-load of Stoves and Ranges. These Stoves are from the celebrated firm of qf J!.1 6c-G. fJtoney •-& Co. an dare 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 wa^' . ■:.,'* j, E. S. SCOULLAR & CO. ilnlllJlli. COLUMBIA HTKEET. NOTIOE. TO ROAD CONTRACTOOS. SEALED TENDBBB will bo rocOlveU by tho untlfll-fllKiiod tip to noon of SATURDAY tlie 2«h Iuh!., tor certain re- pairs to the,H<-ott Road, Murrey, r . Bp'Clflcatloim enn be seen nnd forms for lender nbliilned at the Govern ment Offlce, New WeBtinhmter, at the Elatn Hotol, Mud Bay, nnd at Punch'* Hotol, Browns- ivill4. ■ Tlie lowest or nri'y tender mit lieeossrtMTy Hccopted, ,uinl!J m ii :.-■ •■■ ' O. >AIIWICK.. " Gov'ernrheiit Agent. Xew W.epttplnRtcr, Hept. 16,1880. dwolTtd CHANGE OyiME TABLE. . stKaWer' :'-*'' "QLADYS" •fTMtIL PUIHUBR SotldB **ILL U multc regular trips TO IAI,K A»n WAT FOKTg, £e*MdgNewWcstmlnBterftn J. MONDAYS ttlll) THURSD*YS Al 7 a. in. Returning on Worlnosilay. and flftHlHliiys , ,.. , i JI5WIH" CAPT. INSLEY, MMlw. Land Re-tlstr)' Ordinance, 1870 Ir» >I, Block 1, Lot*. Block II, 1*1 JM, Bl«k VI, Ul I, BlMk IX, S.MIvl.l.n Vueowcr. -f-pHEREAS THE CERTIFICATES OF TT Title of John Calllster to the nbovc- mentioned lands havo been lost or destroyed, and application has been made for duplicates thereof; Notice Is therefore hereby given that such rlupllcuto certificates wfll be issued unless cause bo shewn to the contrary within oue month from the date hereof. It. W. ARMSTRONG, t .. - . ——.. P'ffttf Rcilstrar. land RegirtrrOfJce, ^-* ■ • New Westminster, B. C, llth Sept., rJO. dsellml K.D. PITT. PITT & CO.. Real Estate,-Mining AND MONEY BROKERS, !' •■■■■—*SD- oil I .rn General Commission Ag'ts VANCOUVER.. B. O. ' LOANS NEGOTIATED. fe27to VICTOR PERPETUAL Hay Bailing Press! lull,: REID & CURRIE -cOF THE^- PACIFIC CARRIAGE WORKS IIAVE PU ill right ton eaFHnyBallln PUHOH/VSFD THE BOLE to manufacture tliese celebrat- ___ Balling PreaBcrflr/the Province of British coiumbin. nnd ara nowmanuftte- turlngtiiem at their manufactory, ColumbU Hi, Xew Westminster. Farmers anil othen interested aro advised to call nnd see theae presses beforo purchasing elsewhere. Thoy have no equal for economy, ilmpllclty and efficiency. with this Press there Is no climbing up and tramping In the buy aud cllmblnl down again and pulling out the bale, as with tho old-stylo presses. Everything In done on the level ground. You don't stop the team to tie tho bale. Tho Kale Is discharged automatically, nnd moves Itself on tea, platform Bcafe to be weighed and tagged. It U the cheapest Press, besides being the best; so every farmer can oltord to havo one of his own, and It will save him Ite worth* lu oue season by reducing .the high rates of freight to u minimum,* and by avoiding loss of time and vexation when you want to be balling hay. ■ REID & CURRIE. j.:. . . • ,, dwseSto .Mitrl;' ' . ...■■■: ,i- .-' ^ J»OuREID. WM. CURRIB. PACIFIC n iii'i COLUMBIA STBEET. New Westminster, B. C. RP&CIMIE, HAVINO PUBCHA8BD th. B-«t .mithlng bu.ineu liitfly carried on \sy W. K. Lewis, tnd tho Ptoiflc Cir- JrUfp Wcrli., curled on by Joluutone * Smith, we are pr.psrcil to manuf.ctor. •11 kind, of ¥90 Wgtm-sS:,, Carriages, Expresgj Wagons, Drays, Ciarti, And everything in the vehicle Iin t on the shortest notice and nt reasonable prices. We also keep iu .took th* above articles, and all kinds of Wagon and Oarrirge Material. BepalrlriK, Palntlni* t Trim* lUlng done at reasonable prices. . BLACKSMITHINC In all its branches. Farmers', Log gers', Mill and Contact Work, and Horseshoeing und«rt»ken j Agricultural Inipleraer.la, and everything in the hlkoksmith line made to order. We also keep iii stock to supply the trade,—Iron, Steel, Cumberl'and Coal, Chain, Horse nud On.Shoes, Stenl and Iron Harrow Teeth, Har- rov.s,.Springs,Ax|-»,ailda:coiiipleto stock of Oar"ikgaJarcl#ar». JL. ~\. ''laving secured first-class work men, we feel confident of giving sat- All material and work' leaving tbe shop will be guaranteed llrtt- clats. Orders from the oountry prqmptW attended to. -—,-, v , mh3to:, SWLt::# CURRIB .'; WAI A WIAMHKHMAI1). A. ' Applvattlio . ■- nr ,l ir«K*Swl . TABMBrW noMS. HAVING PUR- . chased the stock ofHardware,Paints, Oils, &c, of the Estate pf Trapp Bros.; we purpose Ofififeiittg to the Public VERY GREAT INt)tJ0E- branch of the' Business* which we trust will secure the pat**' Tonage of thole ie$A-\ ing On the Mainland. WC have bought a large and well-selected stock of Shelf Hardware in the eastern markets IOR i CASS, wMcb we ex- pect to arrive in a few days, and our assortment will be, we consider, sccpn-d to none in the count.;, try, and Will be,found complete in all the following branchesj: General and,«Shelf Hardware, Cross-cut Saws, Paints in all* colors, Boiled & Raw Linseed Oil [English and American], Di^y Colors in M^ kinds* WallPaper and Window Blinds, Oakum, :fitefcG-iMt,Blastwg (and Sporting Oun:; Powder, Fuse and Caps, Brushes in Pitttt, White-wa^,,; Scrubbing, florsc, Dandy and-Wtisk, anj| -a ftjll' line of Talile and Pocket ii'.'ia "We puppogc dbitig .a.€JASH.BU8LNE3S: and all orders intrusted to us will be subject to a cash discount of 5 percent., -i-'our, motto .being, "Small PMs; ■ Quick Retnnis.;";, Thankln** lhe Piblle gener- slljr for the liberal patrontge «ecord«* to as Iti the past, we trust by, strict attention to boslness to i merit a coiuun* ante of the Bame. T^wm COM*II8(t*ON8 IN THH CODOT'HY » PROMp-Ay B-x^rorob1.;' TO It UU (KW MD. M IW TUtti e 1 McCOBMIOIt TWINE BIltDBB, . .lll*UDOW.M«I*,r<44A-W-|rbjri'lr. ii I'SDOKETE MOWER. . ,..,„. 1' VSS^A g|f«| \ °'*'["**■., "'^ ILA98 WINDOWS fcJlOORS r -AT*'A(m»lT.'rRA»*«iH.i..:il-; 0001 ^t_Uj, .■willo nil ^^^SmfizjS-msssmwSSG*'* ME DAILY COLUMBIAN PDBLIBKED !IH Columbia StatioKery and Pbihtimo Co. i. the Company's Bteam Printing Establishment, Columbia Ht. vered In the City dally.. .25c. per week ed dally, one year JlftOO led dally, six months 5.50 ADVHTIIIHO MTHJ HR THE »AIL».., -anslcat Adverllu'enients.—First Inser- , 10cts. per line solid nonpareil; each equent consecutive-Insertion,2cts. per ■■■ Advertisements not Inserted every i loots, per line eaeh insertion. indlHf AdverUseinesks.- Regular ■ness or Professional Advertisements be recelvedlu*flovrttti»tes: Unch, ar month; -Kn*?*; M»f.wW - ; 1 col. $16. If inserted (or less than 3 L10 per cent, wil I bo added. . e-elal Notices among reading matter. is. per line eaeh insertion. Specials ■ ng attention to advertisements) 10 cts. .line. 1 rths, Marriages uud Deaths, 91 for each rtlon; Funeral Notices In connection < do»tns, 50 cts. each insertion. . - etlon Sales, when displayed,charged for cent less than transient advts, If '.'.charged at regular transient rates. |E WEEKLY COLUMBIAN I iKitued every 8nhintny Ntrnldg. yered In the City, per year. 83.00 ..-yr-.-.-j.^-.-j.s^lW !;ed, poryenr... eil.O months.., Ttr WEEKLY ADVEITISINQ BATES. iMlint Adverlliemut(s.-Flr9t insor- j^SOT*^^ ■dtRg Adverll-UMieMta.-^or 1 Inch, ier month: 2 ins. $2perm.; Sins. $2.00 11.; 1 col. $12.75 per tn. If Inserted for nan 3 mos. 10 per cent will be added sse rates. j-' -cial notices among reading matter, . per line eaoh insertion. 1 ■ must bo all metal, and for large cuts j ctra rate will be charge" " ted In either Issue for'' ■qhgffft ilg §ritt0lt Coltimbian .■.>;afjM ■ursdar Evening, Sept. S3. ISSU. > despatches to-day. Cause,-T%«';H''ifJ-fMi.t pugM f° ■*•*•? ■"•^ i i south of the boundatf."' ' T* lihaii -iMkJL Save to Ogle, Campbell & Co.'s for 's and Boys' underclothing, socks, MidieSOTl.'. v urteen horses have been purchased She Canadian northwest for the hsh army. f.'i.Q 3V0 jf dl and VPintor Mitfiiieiy^direct London, now opening at James •d & Co'a. —dse23to- r Sale—Hotel doing a good paying less; cheap, . .Apply at Woods, artGamble:'- -™ '" ijrltte'" .e Gladys arrived from up-river evening with over 20 passengers i full freight. ..,■, rtgij'riH :'. nan. Jas. Ellard & Co. announces rrival of their new fall andwin- oods. Seo adv. . Schmidt, of Montreal, is coming to fill an appointment as assistant on on the O.P.R. e Queen of the Pacifio discharged ns of freight at Port Moody yes- jy valued at tsXiMO, . -.., . a Reliance arrived from uji-riTer ywith a few passengers and a' j it of farm produce, chiefly hay. iood-food" is the suggestive name given to Ayer's SiiaapBrilla, b»- of Its blood-enricMo'i Qualities. ' is stated ttiat the sttt. Umatilla, metto and Walla Walla are being up at Sah Francisco for the C. Co. •"•"•'" '-.*" ■ s said that Hon. Thos. White has id an actj-AiforJ libel against tho, real Post., fnSttst*i» ko pUced i),000. i Men's, Women's, and Children's -■mere, and all kinds of Rubber j, go to Ogle, Campbell to Co'l. dse23wl "'" "'• ' i Excellency the Governor.Qeii-, ncoun.iipp«.-^ November 18th a day of thanks- > for the Dominion. , mma—Frankie, are" green namma, iiyer's roimj* People, has not come to the knowledge of Victoria papers yet that the San Cisco steamers are making regular ly trips to Port Moody. ., itrimmed Hats Aiid Boniiets, Fea-' i, Flowers, Wings, Tips, Aigrettes, * - \ tykti ■A & Co's. iud wyuituieyu. , , ,„ rt „i -FtaSkie, are*'you^ eating n a-M#a^Hlf*,Imlie— a, I m eating some othen. for FiiUi-awln'-sri'-'-w.rtJiwi d&Co's. dse23tc ... . . 4* 93f iy one wishing to invest in a k, Valise, or Tourist's Bwjwill do : to call and examine those in Ogle, pbell & Co.'s stock. , , dse^Swl 1 intles, Cloaks, Dolmans, Paletots. irs, Capes and Jackets, for Ladies, dse23te ills are being shipped from Eng- for the Hudson Bay Railway. It t expected that more tjWI)Wp*J*J*i of the road will be undertaken at ;'--• . .jiui'iTaoit Mffa I fore deciding on the plan of your house look over tho latest arohitec- designs at Mr. Hill's office, McKen-' , and combine economy with utility xm*f- ttlJMi itt4*Tfel,3t» is rumored in the east that Lieut. - >rnor Dewdney is seeking, to bu, inted to the lieutenantgovernbr- ' The appoint- of this province, would nol addition to our new stook of spring we hav»r<pened -taWoiee'ef mals, West of England Broadcloths French Canimeres, Walsh the 1 Tailor. HtRBiRT Walsh, Man- —«*•****» Russian war ship Maakiva has ed at San Francisco. -She hai'Ori! 1 the Lord High Admiral of the ian navy. The next place to hear of with "quakes" neii the Queen of Madagascar shut he saloons in her kingdom, and aion,"'.h*l^f^^r^n"'** you have wronged, and I will hebalanc*''-iV..5rj.&».. Jjavl, , Ayer's Pills, .nd In eund. Misery. did word to describe the mischief dyand mind oaused by-habitual ipation. The regular use of Ayer's ' rtio PUls, in mlMdosM, Wllwetore rpld visceraJ to healthy Mtloni Join e Nanaimo Free Press defends tho or way" to the Nanaimo Jharbor the ocean through tho straits and muir & Son have been plying tho > for years v/itaSpat. /,. sofit*mr- ip. Accidents only occur when a jorisatt^pt^ .„,„,„.„■• Sent Rack.—A quantity of ina- . cbineryapd apparatus used by A. On- ■derdonk^ Co. in the construction .of Hhe Pacilic section of the 0. P. Ri! was shipped on the Queeii yesterday for San Francisco. ■ '•! .,':■'■ Police Court. — Three Indians charged with assaulting another Indian and damaging his property were, fined 98'each this morning. A Chinaman waB charged With selling opium without a license. . Case adjourned for one day. • . ,' J ' . Bqlb Theit.—Yesterday afternoon .durifig tlie interval-in which the stores were closed on account of Mr. Homer's funeral a thief entered Mr. Ross' fruit, store, on Columbia street, by a door atthe rear und stole cash from the till amounting to $30. A party named Devine, wlm haa been suspected of the 'theft, has not, been, seen in the city since it occurred,.'..''v. ., 1 ENFoayiNu the Law.—The govern- iiieiit Of Ontario has intimated its intention to take all. reasonable steps for tl'o enforcement of the Scott Act in ;*lin't province. In an interview tlie other day the premier promised that no inspector would be appointed whose sympathies were" not with the Scott Act. Hitherto complaints have been made that some of the inspectors were hostile. —- * . . ; CiuirtwnACK Exuiditios.—The annual exhibition of Ilie Chilliwhack Agricultural Society will'take place on Tuesday next, the 28th inst. It will be seen from an advertisement in another column that an exoursion has been arranged from this city to Chilli- whack on the plowing of exhibition day. The Oliilliwhack exhibition hss always been a great attraction, and your pennies and buy a ticket for the exhibition excursion. '' '", |A "■• . *'•■*■ ••■■ -—J '• u Temj-eranoh RkformbMJ—The application of Messrs. Hamui & Mar- boef, proprietors of the Poodle Dog restaurant, Victoria, for a license to sell liquors, came up before the licensing magistrate, in tliat city yesterday.'. A petition signed by 43 licensed saloon and hotel keepers was presented tothe court representing J tlit .tliere were already, enough licenses issued m Viotoria;,and the application was refused. Every saloon-keeper it appears becomes a kind of temperance conveution as soon as he gets a license for himself.: Pocket in a ShibiJ.— Three Chinese laundrymen — On Sing, Sam, and Ah Longr-were charged at the police court this morning by Mr. Wm. Pierce with tlie larceny of 885. Mr. Pierce placed that amount of money in » pocket in an undergarment, to 'flay his:expenses during a contemplated trip in search of a homestead, and, forgetting to remove the money, gave the garment to a; C,hinaman to be washed.jwhen the money disappeared. The nion arrested are the' proprietor and assistants in the lauhdiy.—Tiii««. -♦— .., ii ;, , ,,,,.-, Work oir lire Branch. — To-day Mayor Dickinson, Councillor Douglas, and Mr. Rae went over the branch railwav, as far as the point where tlie bnllluW* me at work. They returned Hhtf Mterrioon and state thit only thnt miles of th, road has been hmastei! The steam shovel is at work, but its operations are very unsatiafaotoiyi as >Ii8fl*^Ht1'' trm-*- 'JgWH'W-' tsxm considerable delay. Thoro wero only 00 Chinamen working on tho track and about half a dozen' white men. It is not known how nisoy monj ere with the shovel atthe pit. There Is about 5 miles of track to be ballasted yet. . ■-.!: ti___ j^S ____ > North Aru Mail.—The people of the North Arm settlwioiit 1iaye been asking for a somi-Veokly mail servico, but without success, .We understand that the present: carrier has offered to :taka/.it:i»ail". twice a weok for a v-wy small additional sum, and it seems to us that Uio time has arrived when the iniill'sclvlco to tho North Arm should ;l*e,. >b>.iproved. Our eubscriben there complain very much nt tho present arrangement, whicli brills the Columiuan to them five days after it has been printed. To obviate this delay in future, we haver, made an amusement whicli will enable tlio settlers there to got thiKICoLRicBUmi on tlie day of piSlicMWit, Capt. Stowart, of the str. Alice, having kindly consented to take thom down to North Arm overy Saturday. ' ("jamdoo's Geological For*iatio.v. —Mr, George A. Koch, a mining expert of largo experience who has re- o»t)tly piede an • fksmination of thit portion of Cariboo distriot lying within a radius of '.ti-milin from Barkerville, coinineiices his report to the gold commissioner, as published in the Col- J »bh^mM1o»s: "Ifind the formation identical with that of. California. Slate predominates, witli belts of line- stone, porphyry, granite, and perhaps syenite: with stratification tending north and south, with variations north- .v*esf Q&. ■outh-c*-*t;W«|nV,a!.&h:i tinuation of tho formation of tho gold- bearing belt of California. The. surface is somewhat brokoii and displaced; traceable, however, to glacial disturbances. The hriiition, I should say. • was of the tertWJj* period; that, hot* eave for such eminent fofessors Dawsiin, Bowman and others to duide." ,.. . Tho Frenoh JmimdhfMpiemt etti- mates tlm probabilitea of life for moderate drinkers nnd total atwUiiuers aa follows: A mo^oyiUa-tlruikar at twenty yeart'df-'^o indy tepwt to Hvo about lifNoiiuytws; at tnirty, twelve yean; at forty, ten yean; it iifty, eight yean. The hope of a total abstainer is; At twenty y<*p4i ftwiy yean of life;; at tjuity* about thirty-aix years; at forty, about twenty-eight yoars; at fifty) twemty-one years; at nxty, fif- tee-Jt.j^pFH- ■Jf,)t^i,Jt;j „; _ ,-nl loii Mrs. D. Mon-iso-ft,' Farnham Centre, P.Q., writing about Dr. Thbnias' Koleo* tfio OO, nM: George BeU-ttsed it on his eon, um it cured himoTrneitniatism with only a few applications. ^The balance et lUti'bottlu was used by an old gontteniau for Asthma, wMrh'thti b(*t. results: It' -jwt«likeiM»harm." W W9W ,f .8 ii5 sHAft .)>' tm Thb Fraser Vaiiby.—Tho engineers who are engaged in-surveying the Dominion lands of the province into: mtle flections have an excellent opportunity of learning the true character of the country. They say tliat people in general liave ay-pry imperfect, idea of the beautiful strips of agricultural land whioh exist some miles back of the Fraser and are not yet taken up. An engineer informed a reporter yesterday, that they had passed through several beautiful prairies whioh can easily be plaoed under cultivation and in tho course of a year or two must become the homes of a thriving population. The wonderful productiveness of the soil in tlie valley of the Fraser, the ready market and high prices which farm produco brings in the province, will' always be an incentive to the farming industry, notwithstanding that some difficulties may have to be encountered. Bi Patient.— The Canadian Paoifio Railroad company is losing considerable traffic from the Sound on ac- oount of not haying adequate steamer facilities between Seattle and the terminus of its road. Since the Evangel has been laid up several car loads of shingles and other freight have been shipped over the Northern Paoific, which would havu been given to the Canadian had there been adequate fa- cilities for getting the freight to Port Moody. Mr. Olds has written to Agent Van Waters to request the people of (he Sound to he patient, as he is doing all in hi* power to provide adequate facilities for. them, and expects ere long to have his plans so arranged as to put them- Into execution. As" long as the Canadian Pacifio people continue to aot in good faith with the people ofthe, Sound, they sbould be encouraged id every legitimate way by our people.---Seattle Post. Early Closing.—In England there aro signs of reform. Sir John Lubbock recently introduced a bill into the house of commons requiring that shone of all, kinds, except hotels, must close by 10 o'olock' on Saturdays and holidays, "and not. later thaii 8 o'clock on other, days. Where any shop is found .opened, after;the hour at which it is required to be closed, the occupier is liable to a fine of 5 pounds. Chemists and j druggists will not be liable to a fine for supplying medicines after the hour appointed, put they must hot keep their shops visibly open after.the hours named, Tlie measure also seeks to render more stringent the law against Sunday trading by raising the penalty nom five shillings to ten pounds. If at any time it is made to appear to the satisfaction, of the authorities that more than one-third in tlie number of occupiers of shops to which ihe order for the time being in force under this act relates are opposed to the continuance of such order, it shall be tho duty of the local author*! ity to revoke the order, but the revocation will be without prejudice to the making of another order. It is proposed that tlie act shall oome into operation oh the 1st of January next. Ko doubt ia entertained that the repressive provisions will pass by a large majority in both houses of parliament, but it is doubtful that parliament will pass' the provisions as to one-third of the shop keepers being permitted to alter the prohibition by common consent, because' the aot is for tiie benefit dfjp* employees, arid this provision would allow vie shop keepers to defeat its object Intriouk.—The New York Htrxdd's correspondent cables from Constantinople: " Sir Bdward Thorn- t&.ifT&es to-morrow, and nutMhg'is yet settl^sbuut anyone replacing him. Nelidoff, the representative hore of Bv'sia, Is working hard to obtain from the sultan the rejection of Sir John White as amVaUador, but' Will -not succeed, as it suits Turkey to have one astute Elchitoplay off against another. Russian intrigue is making it. hot for the British1 alt round, cleverly making a oatspaw of French vanity in order to stir up an unpleasantness he- tween tho porte and the British oiV iuet over Egypt. Active correspondence is now going on with respect to its-continued occupation, the Turks complaining of the little attention paid to Mouktars proposals and of want of faith on the part of England; Turkey pressing, in fact, to have a date fixed ro? tho withdraw*! - of the English 'troops. •'- Russia's hand does not ap pear, the:French embiwsv alone moving, but- it is well understood that a desire to please Russia is the motive of this polioy on the part of tho French foreigii\>fflce. Thirty thousand pounds has just been remitted to' Mouktar Pasha for tlie purpose of working up local Egyptian discontent against tile English occupation. The Porto .<dees not believo in a continuance of tho present culm, and ntilitary preparations continue, a large number of troops having passed up the Adrian- ople line lately, and a large shipment or - ammunition liaving been sent through the Dardanelles two days ago. The rofte has seemed perfectly indifferent respecting the candidates for ,the Bulgarian throne, but will accept ■aiiy ode obtaining- the suffrages ol tho great powers, though it would prefer' Waldeinar as, likely to, afford more chance of a -pbaoeful settlement, he being in close connection with tho reigning families of both Russia and England." , .- Personal. , Registered at the Colonial: Messrs. I. Van Volkehburifli, Victoria; A. F. Dunning, North Bendi 0. H. Wilson, Viotoria^ T. F. . Wilsont Victoris; John J-.-uk inn, Harrison; R. V. Ellis, Calgary; Thus. Tompkins, Brookville. . , A little 4'fresh-ajyt child" at Klkbuid,, who had never seen'a'oow before, was! watching the , milking, process, with eyes fulfof astonishment. After looking on in silence for some time she drew; near, and placing her hand on tho cow's distehded side, exclaimed: "Why! she's chock full of it, ain't she V — Rural Kxthangt. - . . ! ;]•■•>'■>-• •* -t - Have you tried HdlloWay* Corn Cun? It has no equal for removing those tron bleiomc oxfcronceiiHes, hb many bave testified who havo trN It. . ... . ffiommunicatiotts. '■'; ; i' i '. - ' . ■ ■ A Timely snggestlon. Emttr Columbian: It will probably be in the recollection of yourself and your readers that some time ago a temperance convention was held in this city to consider the propriety Of attempting the adoption of the Seott Act in this district. Would it not be well now to test the matter and do the next best thing to submitting the Scott Act ? A successor must soon be chosen to fill the place' of the late much lamented Mr. Homer. Now is the time to prepare the way for the adoption of the Scott Act. Its friends ought, in my humble opinion, to call a convention at once, select a candidate, nud use every effort to have one elected pledged to every feasible means to promote the temperance cause, It would be n poor compliment to suoh a worthy, respectable man as Mr. Homer to see his place filled by a whiskey seller, or whiskey soaker, if tliat were conceivable in such a constituency aa New Westminster. • Fact, Mr. Edmunds Explains. '■■ Ewtoii Columbian: Your report of the municipal council proceedings of Monday night does not explain my reasons fpr declining to be liable for taxes on the lot I am to transfer to the railway company, Froni early in April last, before taxes were imposed, I had given the council power to take possession of my lot for railway purposes, and it is therefore manifestly unjust that I should be made to pay taxes on it. Ai tothe conn- cg's opi|lon that as I get another lot free of tans in lieu of it I ought to be satisfied, I have only to say that If the council had done their duty and had this matter-settled as they agreed " without unnecessary delay," they -would have been in a position to impose taxes on my new lot, but as I could neither deal with my old lot nor up to the lat of September with my new one, I do not consider myself entitled tb pay taxes on either. In the Mainland.Oaardian's report ap. pears a further statement of Councillor Lord's,' that I have received $200 for moving a house six inches, and it was not moved. This statement, if made, is a falsehood. No particular sum Was agreed upon for moving the house; tho land claimed took all tiie* yards and more feet off the house itself than the inches stated, aid in fact it has tube moved ovet 700 feet. It waB agreed I was tq have three months to move it iu, yet the contract is already let, costing With fixing $600, and if these facts were not .known to Councillor Lord he must bear the reproach of .having preferred te make a false statement recklessly rather than to take any trouble to ascertain the truth, which as a member of the railway committee he could easily have done, aud even ought to have known himself. Yodrs truly, ., Hknhy V.Edmonps. Sept. 22, 1886. O. Bortle of Manchester, Ontario, Co., N.Y., writes: "I obtained immodiato relief from the use of f Dr. Thomas' Kclectric Oil.' I have had asthma for eleven years.' Have been obliged to sit up all night for ten or twelve nights in succcs* don. I can now sleep soundly all night on a. feather-bed, which I had not been able to do preVionsly to using the Oil." r-uiucEii, Per sir Gladys, from up-river- Sept. 12.— Mrs Wardle and family, Mrs Morton and family, Mrs Wren, Hiss Btuucliiml, Miss Lennie, Moore, Hush, Leabn, Wells, Clo- verualet Harr, Downey, McGregor, Brown, McLellan, and others, also 7 Clilnnmen. a;4= Mr. Henry Marshall, Reeve of Dunu, writes: "Some time ago I got a bottle of Northrop k Lyman's Vegetable Discovery from Mr. Harrison, aiid I consider it the very best medicine extant for Dy&pcpsia." This medicino is making marvellous cures in Liver Complaint, Dyspepria, etc., in (mrifying the blood and restoring man- tood to full vigor. Wholesale €Hy Market. " K-i '&"•■'?•""• Beef,' per 100 IbH.... Pork " ... Mutton " ... Hidos(gr'n)M ... Potatofa"'" Turnips * " Carrots Parsnips Beets CaMNifte. ■ Onions Apples " Pears " Wheat ** Oats " Peas " Butter(rofls) | Cheese, Eggs, perilou. Gesso, eaeh Ducks " • [vm, Chickens, pc.- 'pair.... Turkeys, per IU « „... Ctmlwoou (retail) per curd... *r ton ... ) iter ft... -1-111.1414 ...(7 00 fl $8 00 •-7M(j 0 00 ... 8 50 k B 00 ... 8 m® 0 00 ... I25@ 150 ...0 60(3 °75 ...0 753 100 ... 1 OOM 1 25 ... IOO® 125 ... 1 00® 1 25 ...2 003 8 00 ..M-Ml 175 ...0 000 0 00 ... 1500 175 ... 1500 175 ... 1500 ITS ...12 IN) 0 10 00 ... O'Joffl 0 30 ... 0 180 0 10 ...0 280 UW ... 1500 J 75 ...0 200.0 25 ...0 750 100 .. 0 200 0 25 ...» 000 3 50 Use the safe, pleasant, and effectual worm killer, Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator; nothing equala it. Procure a Imttle and take it home. The confederation Life. *' The annual report of this solidly prosperous Canadian institution will be found in another column. The facts icvealed in the accounts and Uie Directors' report thoroughly justify the ecothims which the shareholders present bestowed upon the management. Thanks to the resolute manner in which the Company has declined to embark upon extravagant methods of procuring business, the working expends of the company bear to the total income the very small ratio of between 17 and 18 per cent. A point attesting the soundness of the finances of the Company is the fact that the interest Income is sufficient to pay the death olaims—-which in a company of the age of the Confederation Life Is something to be protid of, The ass. ts and liabilities are set.fort li In minute detail, and the tables shew that, after making allowance for all possible centingrnote* and 'providing for every debt, there is a surplus of $282, IIW over liabilities and capital combined. The increase in the assets in the lost year was $2(10,300. So much for what can be done by ri|(id adherence to what the President defined as tlie thtd policy of the Company, vii:-*-"To keep its balance sheet right arid avoid unnecessary, unwise, or extravagant expenditure for the sake "merely of increasing new business." —Toronto Globe: -T. K. 'tWson k Co. are .agents for-this company in British " itnuia. Column ml Oto Mortgages. Deeds, Leases, Agreements of Sale, and blank forms of aU kind*, at T. R. Pearson A Co's. • Beautiful photographic panoramic views In British Columbia, 75 ots. per set at IV R. Penrson k Co.'s. * A full lino of Canadian Hymnals just received at T. R. Penrson k Co,'■ -»t7to Surface Indications T*tiat n miner would venrproperlT term ■'surface indications" of what is jWoesth, are the Pimples, Sties, Sore Eyes, Bolls, and Cutaneous Eruptions with which peoplo Ms annoyed in sprint* ud early summer. The effete matter accumulated during the winter months, now makes its presenco felt, through Nature's endeavors to expel it fronitho system, while It remuiiis, it is a poison that festers in the blood and may develop Into Scrofula. This condition causes derangement of the digestive aud assimilotory organs, with afecliugof enervation, languor, and wearluess-ofteu lightly spoken of as "only spring fever." These are evidences that Nature Is not able, unaided, to throw off tho corrupt atoms which weaken the vital forces. To regain health' Nature must be aided by a thorough blood-purifying medicine; nnd nothing else is so effective as Ayer's Sarsaparilla, which Is sulBolently powerful to emcl from the system oven tie taint of Hered- ltary Scrofula. The medical profession indorse Arm's JSABSArAMLU, aud many attestations of the cures effected by it como from all parts of tho world, It Is, in the language of the Hon. Francis Jewett, ex-State Senator of Massachusetts and ex-Mayor of Lowell, "the only preparation Uut does real, lasting good." riusrAitED BY Or. J. C. ttf-r-1 Co., Lotnll, Hots. Sold by aU Druggists: Price tt; Slxl»ttIesfor:|6. Wr-r-m THE TfKSX SHOttfJ FOR SEPTENBEB. -The Great Illustrated llrltlsh Columbia Edition. A Misapply now on hand at T. K. Pearson <t Co's., s*le weals for lhoHalnlud.atMets.eaeh. it A new map ol British Columbia just issued by the government, lor sale at T. E. Pearson b Co's. The best map ever issued; $2.25.—Adv. Job printing ot all kin'. neatly done at the Columbian oSce, Prices will be found lower tban at any other office in the provinci.—Attn. Canadian Psalter and Hymnal, with tunes (fpr Presbyterian Churoh), at T. K. Pearson Js Co.'s, New Wostmlnster and Granville. * QT. PAUL'S CHURCH, services ov- n cry Sunday at 11 A. h. and 7 P. M. In the Church, St. John streot, below Royal avenue. Seals tree, all are cordially Invited. - Sunday School nt 2.30 p. _. ■ ■ X.\J (fo28td) . Mf.tiiodist OHUROH, Mary St, Rev. C. Watson, Pastor, Services at 11 a. tn. antl 7 p. in. Sunduy School and nilrle Olass 2:'!J) p. m. .Prayer Meeting on Thursdays et 8 p. ra. Seats free: Btrnncors cordially Invited. Je7-tc. CHURCH OF ENGLAND, St, Mary1., . Sapperton. Services, Sundays, 10.30 a. in., nud 3.30 p.m. Thursdays, 7.30p. ni. Dally, 101'.in., 5 ]i. in. Holy Communion, Suiiiltij s, 7 a.m., excopt 2nd Sunday In the montli. All scats free. mJiajlc BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev. Robt. Len- D nin pustor; meets tn Ihe Court.House. Services at II a. m. and 7 p. u. .Sabbath School ami Bible Class at 2.30 P.M. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening nt 8 o'clook. Strangorsoordliilly.fnvltcd. aplllto. A UNION LODGB No. 0, A. F. * A. M,—The regular Communications of thlB Lodge nre hold on the lirst Monday I ii each month. . Sojourning brethren nre cordially Invitedtoattond D. WILSON, fe28*te Secretary. KTOTiaB. ■nURINO MY ABSENCE FROM THE J." Provinco, my son, T. J; Armstrong, hold, my power of attorney nnd holds my appointment a* Deputy Sheriff. \V. J. ARMSTRONG. July 1.1th, 1889. Jlyl-mS Knights of Labor. milE KNIGHTS OF LABOR HAVE 1 removed from the Forenters» Hull to the Ornngomuu'H Hall, whoro they hold their weekly nicotines on TUESDAY NIGHT nt8 o'clock. M. 1*. CROCKER, Socretary. Now West., Aug. STtli, 1880. dau28ml Cancellation of Reserve NEW WESTMINSTER DISTRICT. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the Reserve placed upon Section 4, Block 4 North, RnngeTWeBt. haa been ciineellcd, and that threo. months from the ditto hereof the land will bo open to purchase.. WM. SMITHE. Chief Commissioner of Lands A Worku. LnndH and Works Department. Viotoria, a C, Sept. 1st, 1888. i1ne4ml Notice JS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE IN- teml to apply io tho Chief Com mis- onor of Lands nnd Works for permission t» pn relume land sltiiateil at Village Buy, Huskyn Inlet- Valdcx Islnnd, and described ns follows: Commencing nt a post driven about twenty olinlns nlong the shore easterly from tbe mouth of tho river on tho left bnnk; thence dre norlh about flftv chains tothe lake: tlienee nlmiK the lnko shoro westerly n-iout 41) chains; thonco duo south lo Vllln-fo Uny; thenco onsterly lo plncpof t-i-yiiiiiitiK; containing about ono hundred noros, mora or less, exclusive of thc Indinn Ituserve contained within tho above-mentioned boundaries. Royal Cm* Planum Mills Co. (Ld.) JOHN HENDRY, July 21,1880. (JlyiMuim Manager 2STE"W" ^J-JIjT. DRY GOODS OPENING DAILY. Globe House! WM. RAE HAR JUST RricilYKP A PINE SBLEfc- tion or MEN'S AMERICAN FELT HATS PASHIOXAIII.B HI(JH CnOWNS. —^AI.80 Children's and Boys' Plush and Felt. NEW BLANKETS, QUILTS, FLANNELS, AC, COLUMBIA STREET, tirosiml D. Drysdale & Co. 73 COLUMBIA STREET, ivniiuic New Westminster, B. C. JAMES ELLARD £ CO. NewFall&WinterMillinery TRIMMED & UNTRIMMED HATS & BONNETS, In Straw, Chip, Felt, Hush, 4c, FEATHERS, AI8RETTES, WINGS, FLOWERS, ORNAMENS. MANTLES, DOLMANS, JACKETS, FUR CAPES, PALETOTS, In all the Latest Styles, Colors' and Materials. Ladies'and Children's Neckwear, 'A Grand Assortment; prices very low. Ladies Jerseys, a pine assortment. ..;.'.. Beehive, Berlin, Zephyr & Crewell Wools. Black & Colored Pur Trimming, *N all widths. A Large Stock of TWEEDS *°r Men's it Boys' wear—splendid value. A fine Stock of DR ESS GOODS tofollow shortly. ' Oar Staple lhrpnrfni.nl contains many special lines worthy tho attention of closo buyers. •nr riod-'nej and ttmu- Farnlshlaa Dcpalrtai.nl 1. well assortetl and cnntnlns nil the novelties for Uie Pall and Winter Trade. J. B. Stetson — V—-S s.... Fell Hal. a specialty. JAME8 ELLARD & OO., 135 A un, Columbia street, K. W. LORNE COLLEGE, : sobooii for Visitor, '..... The Btahop of New WcitnlMter. PmxciPAL-H. FIENNES-CLINTON, ESQ., M. A. (of KeUe College, Oxford, and Lentioxville, P, Q.). Assistant Master and Svpekihtekvevt of the Commercial Department : W. U. BATES, ESQ. (of the College Coramunale, Boulogne, tnd Anglo- Pi-eneh College, London), Matro.n-MRS. REDDISH. Board of Education—The Visitor and Principal; The Veu. Aruhdeaeon of Coium* bU; The Rev. H. O. Ficnnes-CHnton ; C. N. Trew, Esq., M. D.; G. E. Cor* bould, Esq. f u ■ The School will Re-open on,Thursday, Sept. gth, 1886. mHK COURSE OF STUD1EREMBBACE8 EITHEH CLASSICAL OR COltfMEK" I rial subjects. In the former Brunches nrepunttion Is given for tbe Unlveraltt«B- ■ "Meet by a study of Mod --■ "~- ■■-■" , An., Lo take p ._ _. ..._ _ .JlOft History, English Knd MutheniiitfcK. f ot Modern Lnngoases, Commercial Corres* positions of responsibility In the Business In the latter |iut»ll« are fitted by a study gindence. Book*beM>lng, Ae., to lake p . ouiea of the Provinoe. Both branches Include sound Instrnetlon In Geography, '"itory, English and Mathematics*. For Prospectus, apply to the Biaitor df xew Wkstmixstkh, or Hny member of the Board of Education. . . LOOK HERE! Being determined to close out the balance of my Stock before , October ist liext, I will sell all Goods now on hand at a GREAT SACRIFIQE ^PCall early to .secure Bargains. G. LEISER. INSURANCE NewWestminster City DWELLINGS, # i**r cent. OUTSIDE OF CITY: DWELLINGS, 2*peiJcent. BARNS, 3 " RAND BROS., AGENTS CITIZENS INSURANCE COT dwno2nil ' IH. WEBB, , AUCTIONEER APPRAISER HAVlNfl IUD KXTENSIVE BX- perienco In GalifornU and elM- where r in tliu abovo lxulnes., I am now propatpil to tako chargo I of any sal*., autitlou or otherwise, that the public may favor me with. ' '——•■ dun*, Bllles, firtrUf-i, PowtUr, Shot, FIshlHg Tickle, 8»*eU- cles, Citlerr, **d tttr eiuamn, TO RI? HAD AT THE OM> STAND, KNOWN AS THB 'Menagerie 8hop,' COLUMBIA STRKTj ,„ dwniil7t« gailj) griffeh Columbian Thursday Evening, Sept. 93, IHO. Eastern Affairs. The Bulgarinn episode, whatever its final outcome, cannot but be of use in Indicating the probable policy of Germany wheaover fchu eastern question is settled. That policy, as in the days of the Crimea^'.irar. when all the personal influen-%.of .the' Euglish. court proved powerldss to induce the It iug of Prussia to forsake his attitude of armed neutrality, must always be more favorable to Russia than to this country, and it is only wise and fair towards the German govemment frankly to look facts in the face and see why the policy of the two peoples differs. In everything else Germany and England ought to acknowledge common aims nnd common interests. Jn this matter alone they cannot; because Germany has a danger as constantly facing her in the alienation of Russia and her possible transformation into an enraged ally of France, as we have in the acquisition of Constantinople by Russia. Each nation is haunted by the shadows of its old sins. Our Indian Empire, won by fraud atad -Violence, tasks our national resources to keep it, and tho separation of Alsace and Lorraine from France by Germany forever forces itself on the conscience of the German people as n mistake for which France jb bound to take her revenge whenever she can find an ally to help her to iii Germany wishes to settle all questions connected witli the East as much as possible in the interests of Russia, so as to keep the czar true to the triple alliance and tu save him from a French alliance, . with which, every n<A'jwd then, the 'Bus- si an journal^ threaten Prince Bis- j marck. The German chancellor, if he could have his way, would probably loug ago have willingly seen the Sick Man's empire parceled out, between Russia, Austria and * *, England—of course, with a fair consideration to himself for hii trouble in looking on. France is powerless, and if she were not, another alliance of the western powers after the fashion of 1854-op is hardly to be wished for. We, in our immediate connection with the Eastern question, are probably the most disinterested power of % the lot. We have no wish to Bee thd Turkish empire perish if Turkey could but reform. If that cannot -be, we. look forward, with some hope to the establishment of a group of nationalities bound together hereafter by a confederation, if not by a common govornment, which shall successfully- defy alike Russian- aggression and Turkish treachery. But, while we wish for this, we are bound fairly to take into -consideration the fears ami hopes which animate the continental powers, and to remember that our prolonged' occupa- ■■ tion of Egypt, and , our retention of Cyprus, are not good guarantees of future disinterestedness so far as our own action is concerned. Our French neighbors are. foud of reminding us that our troubles are tho consequence of the virtual1 abandonment of the Anglo - Frenoh alliance of the days of Napoleon the Third, and of declaring that the peace of Europe will nover. bo again assured till Franco and. England are once more uuittd." Wo doubt it. Our allies across the channel have their aims as well1, as Germany, which we can hardly fall in with; and if France were once again the arbitress of Europe we suspect her elaims in Indo-Chiua, in Madagascar, and in the New Hebrides would soon cause us mutual-trouble, and prevent ub from acting lung together with cordiality. The fact is, we are all—Russia, Germany,, France, and England ycursed with tlie consequences of our own past greed, and we predict that the power which first finds its way out of the entanglements in which we are all involved will be the power which—perhaps' for the first time—determines to walk by the light of common honesty and common sense. That path, if we Are all willing, is ours to tread mow eauily than any .other power. The polioy of i England, it seems to us, Ib, at uie earliest possible moment, to terminate our: occupation of Egypt, and to foster by all means the peaceful development of the Balkan nationalities. The -course of events is with us. Already tlie recent fiasco of the so-called revolution in Bulgaria is bringing together the Roumanian, Bulgarian, and Servian peoples. If the-y were once firmly united in an offensive and defensive league against all comers, it would be diflicult for any power to coerce them; and the Turks might one day learu, to look upon them as their best, bulwark against further aggression by Russia.' And there arc not wanting indications that tho policy which animates tlie German government is hardly likely always to be thijtaf the Geniura people. The day may omnu sooner than many people think, when the successor uf the (JermAji Chancellor shall oKsnv in vain to control events as Bismarck does, und when trouble on her own eastern border may not render a RuBso-German alliance so desirable na a lasting arrangement to Prussia. With all this, however, we havo little to do. Our course ia, or ought to be clear, and tha^s» a-pplioy of strict nonintervention. jf'Wtffhive hilped to muddle matters' enough in' the past, and never mended them. What probability is there, if we were able with a word tb ensure the objects for which we went to war in the Crimea, that we should be o\ip -whit nearer the great end which all tne jmwers.'profess thetfi- selves concerned about—the pacification of Europe \ What shall we gain if, having bvBom? diplomatio. victory checkmated Htissia 'in ber designs on Bulgaria, wo find her presently pouring her armies intoi-A rmenia, which we are bound by Uw Secret Treaty to \rto- teBtl—Londstyifytyo'.,! .Mi;\., The explorations of recent.years have considerably changed our notions of the compa?a*mfc,Tknfc of tlie great rivers of the worM.' ■ If we olMw rivert i according to theirltflgth; both the Nile and the Wgtse-Kiangmust,bei^med before the Amazon. The Wilo's 4,000 miles of watt^wity, tort the head- watera south of Lake Vibtoria to the Mediterranean jmfkft ifc the lodges); I river in the ifflfMSAj <* long as the Mississippi and WJmm__to$fc&> and about 1,000 miWsWiifefef thtiVi the Amazon. Clean Newspapers. Tliere is a growing feeling in healthy communities against journals which make it their special object to minister to a perverted taste by seeking out and serving up in a seductive form disgusting and licentious revelations. There is good reason to believo that tho clean newspaper is more higlily prized today than it was four or five years .ago.- It is also safe to say that, as people-in all ranjts erf life, who protect thehv .Q\fft, at'leaSt, from contui^tioQ^be-* como mure conscious of the pernicious influence of a certain class of journals, which aro called enterprising because thoy are anxious to serve up dirty scandals, they will be careful to soe that tho journals thoy permit to be read in tlie family circle arc the class that never forget the proprieties of life. Already men rim women of refinement and healthy murals have had their attention called to the pernicious influence of bad literature, and havo made -commendable efforts to counteract the same, by causing sound literature to be published and sold at popular prices. These efforts are working a silent but sure revolution. The best authors are more generally read to-day than at any-previoqlday. The sickly sentimental story paper and tho wild ranger and pirate story books are slowly but surely yielding the field to worthier claimants. - In praise of tlie decent newspaper it - may be said that where it has a plnco in tho family, and hns been read for years by young as woll as old, it lias , developed such healthy tone ntid such discriminating taste tliat the literature of the slums has" no admirers. ForTimatety, the' number of such families is increasing in the land, and as they increase, the journal that devotes itself to sickening revelations of immorality will be corn- polled to find-1 its supporters solely among thoso classes who practice vice and crime, or are ambitious to learn to follow such ways.—Printer's Circular. ■•— ..--■■»-» —t- Ttie Brain and Hind. It has been asserted that the brain secretes thought as the liver secretes bile.' Tins'proposition'is a very crude and not. wholly exact expression of the facts of the cuse.but the ulna meant to be convoyed; that the physical organ of the liver is no more essential to the secreted product 'which we call bile than the phsical orgnn of the brain is to the mental process known as thought—is certainly borne out by modern scientific research. Mind, be it remembered, can not be dealt with as a palpable object, it can i-uly bo perceived in .the changes ..of matter which* belong to -its manifestation. Every mental process is the result of—- that Ml 'if fV- attended wfth—somq; change—molecular, chemical or vital— in the nervous elements of \ the brain. Of the actual composition of nerve element little is known, but the element is known to be of a complex nature, to be readily decomposed, and t'o ountain a large-portion-of .carbon and, hydrogen.- These two constituents give the substance a high oxidation value, as chemists express it. In other words, oxidation, is as necessary to the evolution of thought from brain as it is to the conversibijH'of: fuel into flame. Dr. Maudsley, who jb perhaps the highest authority on -the physiology of the mind, says that " the energy which is mind may most properly bo compared.tQ .the., energy which xs muscular function."* He finds that tho consumption qf matter (turnip brain exercise greatly resembles the waste of matter during muscular action. But though it ia impossible to assert what the'true nature of mind in, we can not evade the knowledge that ' its manifestation is indissolubly depoudent upon the structure of the nerve cells of tho brain and a due supply of suitable blood. Wheu-!,disease interferes with either of these necessary conditions, mental notion ceases. To sum up the matter from Dr. Maudsley's work, " The Physiology of the Mind," wo condense Ibe following summary of prepositions which may be said to define thu present limits of, uur knowledge of tho physical constitution of mental action: 1. Whenever a thought occurs in the mind there necessarily occurs a correlative cliango in the grey matter of the brain; without it the thoughts could uot arise, and with it can nut fail tu arise. 2. This change -consists of movement -af some kind, which as its nature is not and can not be known, each writer may conceive of as he pleases. Dr. Maudsley conceives that it most resembles the compound vibrations in music. 3. This movement -requires' time; tt is unquestionably swift, but always occupies au appreciable period. 4. It requires a regular supply of properly constituted blood. 5. It is arro3ted pr prevented by interrupting the con-. tinuity of nerve-culls by pressure upon them or injury to them, or by changes of their structure caused by disease. C. The movements are impeded and finally prevented by exhaustion produced by their continuous exercise without due intervals of rest.—Infer* Ocean. Absolutely Pure. Thlspowdernevervarlca.' A marvel of purity, strength and wholcHomonosH. More economical tlinu tho ordinary kinds, und cunnot be Bold In competition with the multitude of low teat, short weight alum or phosphate powders* ■ Sold only tn cans. Royal Baking PowdebCo., lOO.WoliSt,, New York. 8fely • HO IMCRANITE GREEK The Driard IHouse IS THE BEST) HOU3E TO STOP AT IN :i-t jbbanite cmr. EIR8T-CLASS ACCOMMODATION, and the Table supplied with every possl- idelioncy. The hotel is under tho personal management of the well-known caterer,B. I-vBoyco, BOYCE A CAIRNS, mhfllo Proprietors. DICITISICIL Wholesale and Betoil DRUG GISTS! Jew Weatmlnater, B. 0. ii>M*tc Port Hammond Uiirsery I VTOW IS THE TIME TO SEND IN l_l your orders, if you want some of those nice fruit or ornamental trees, shrubs, etc., fiom Ontario.- As I roturn about the middle of June to settle up my affairs tliere nnd come out this fall with tho stock for my nursery here, aud will select nnd bring yonr orders right along with me fpr this full and next spring's planting, I will satisfy nil both as to quality of trees and fruit, and I will be settled here in tlie business ko you will know wherfi to find me. All communications after the middle of Junemay bo addrcBsed to ment Bowmanville, Ont.,or to Cnrleton dr Harris, Port Hammond, 0, W. HENRY, . , mySitc ( Port Hammond P. O. *, The Salvation Army hiia decided to add- .a new department to their operations in London, England. It iB proposed to tako two or three rooms in all tlie poorer districts of London^ which are to be occupied by a man and his wife or two women (members-of the army), who will -be provided witih *om- mun medicines and lint for bandages, and a stock of pails, brushes, clothes, etc. Every morning theso people will visit the poor persons living in tlto neighborhood, and where they'find the rooms in a dirty condition thoy will clean them. Having thus gained an ontty they aro to pay their ftttfcn- tion to the spiritual wolfai'o of the people. The medicines; will $e given; ' wliere necessary without charge. Tiiey are also to visit tho prison gates and .endeavor, to got discharge-"!, prisoners 'to seek ttie aid of the Salvation Army. Xeabino DnuaowTH on this continent testify to tlio large and constantly increasing sales of Northrop k Lyman's Vegetable Discovery nnd Dyspeptic Cure, and report its beneficent'.-affects upon •their mvrfemors troubled with Liver Oom plaint, Constipation, Dyancpsin, Impurity of the Blood, and other uhysioal infirmities, and as a female ineaiclne, it hns,no- conimplislied remarkable cures. HACK FOR HIRE. THB- UNDERSIGNED lias established * himself In tlio City ol Now Westmlnsler with, a FIRST-UIASS COVERED CARRIAGE, Wlilcli In open for EiifnigiiiifuU at very moderate Charges. Orders left at thc Colonlnl Hotel or sent by telephone, will bo promptly nttonded to day or night, Stablo next II. Elliott's JOS. RATES. . Telephone No. 30. mylte MISSES. McELROY A FITZ HENRY wish to Inform tlie Ladles of New Westminster tliat they havo opened a Drew-Making Establishment -AT- TRAPP DUO'S SIOUr, iOLI'HBIA HT. Where tlioywill be prepared to execute any orders entrusted to them In tlio latest styles nnd with all possible despatch. .Now Westminster. Oct. lilli, 18S5. oc7(c WEST END Plain and Fancy | JJlLUDl 11UD) UUIHUU) And Confcetlonory always on hand. .Delivered to any pnrt of tlie City. KBLLT BSOS., Columbia Street IMPERIAL FIRE-INSURANCE COMP'Y. 1 Old Broad St. aud 16 Pall Mall, LONDON. INSTITUTED 1803. FOR INSURING HOUSES k OTHER . Buildings, Goods, Wares, Merchandise, Manufacturing aud Farming Stock, Ships iri Fort, Harbor or Dock, aud tbe Cargoes of such Vessels; aho, Ships build* ing and repairing, BargcH and otlicr Vessels on navigable rivers and .canals, aad Ooods on board such Vessels, throughout Great Britain and Ireland and iu Foreign Countries,: FROM LOSS OR DAMAGE BfTIRK. Subscribed and Invested Capital, -si.eoo.wo^s.TQ.r Rates of Premium and every Information can be obtained on application to W. J. ARMSTR0NU, Agent for N.w Westminster. -PftACTICAIi- Has just received for the Holidays a line aaaortment ol Gold and Silver JEWELRY I.s ■ •., THE CELEBRATED WHITE Sewing Machine! ALBION MARBLE WORKS JAMES FISHER, Proprietor. MONUMENTS, HEAD BTON&S, TOMBS, 1 TABLETS AND CROSSES, FUR-.. NITURE MARBLE, Ae. ,' Persona! I Wing at n distance, by sending a defiorlption of what tbey wish, can have I designs, prices, etc., furnished on application. All work guaranteed equal tonny on the Pacific Coaat, and at reasonable rates. N, B,—No agents employed. Cordon Street, Victoria, B. C. Olh. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church 1 nl*] mhlStc tg-GOQDASANY MADE. SOU"! AGENT FOB MAINLAND: C. J. ROBSON, Krult .mul Confeotlonery rile Colonlnl Hotel, Mew ,B.<". '-'' jiVasto At the New ; Store, Oppc Westmlhstei GENTS' Ladles Size Swiss Gold Watches from 825 to $55, Ladles Size American Stem* winding Cold Watches, at 832.50. ' KKHEMBMt-Wo do not soil "filled" Watches and Jewelry as solid gold. Onr good* aro guaranteed just aa represented, and prices lower thin any other house in 11. C. COLONIAL BLOCK, NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C. deinie The Colonial THE BRITISH COLUMBIA EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Furnishes all Kinds or Help Tree of Charge. OUE BUSINESS «CY. D O YOU WANT TO 11UY OR HELL A UiihIihjhs, tako u partner, etc PICKERING & GO. OFFICE: Fort Htroot, betwoen pouglas and Ilrongliton, VIOTORIA, B. C. I'. O "joxlBI/TJ ' mliB' Wood and Coal. TUB BUteOMBfiR HAS ON HAND A largo -Qunntltyot BEST WELLINGTON LUHP UOAL , . And an ii.-'Nortmt-iit uf CORDWOOD, Which ho wllfMl at lowest rotes. He will iUho promptly attend to nil kinds of ■Tjjfl TBAMINO. *Otdors lott at Mr. McOol 1'h store on Oo- liiml-ln stroot, or at my honso, DoiiKlas Htroot, wilt meet with prompt attontlon. ; ' HENRY ELLIOTT. Now WcBlmlnstor n. C, - 4 JlylOto "SfrOTIOB. VfOTIOE IH HEHKBY OIVEN THAT _\m__ lujtunil lo inulto iimillcutlnn to niJ/HnSrawiililc llin Minister of tnolnle- rlnr, iH) rtrtys nflor iliilrr, Ior u llironsc lo cut nnd lum! tlmljCron Hun. 31 nnrl W. y, Rec. 22.Tnwr.ahlp I, Group: II, Now Wfrsfmln- »lor Dislrlci. BltUNETTE BAWMII.I, CO,, Ln, TMiteil Ann. jMIIA'-IMft. .InnBlml- STORE, Colonial Hotel Building, NEWWESTMINSTER, Wm. Ross IMPORTER AND DEALER IN BOOTS and SHOES The Irtneh Lenoir, (ioudyeir, Pink- erlon, Cochrano, Cualli I Co., Armcs liolden anil Sister Boot! «nd Sho«i. , T AWES AND QENTI.EMEN ARE RE- Li .Hpectfiilly luvlteil toeull unil eium- Ino tlie stoek. , I huve nlso on hanrl tlm ■ ,i MJ01X H.irt\ADIAN LUTIIE1 rtkTKH- TISHT KliRK BOOT, Wliloli now take, the.ptac.ot gum boot.. Jy-mo Notice to Persons in Search ' of Farms. THE TOWNSHIP OF SURREY-CON- tivlns sovcml Farm., wlilcli are tor sale. ThOlanrl Is nl excellent quallty-thc very best In Hie province. Tho Reeve nml Council lire most iinxlou. to swrtire. iloKlmirlc settlers. Application to thom will receive prompt allimllon. The road. In the txiwnslilii arc conl, and tbcrenre churches, schools, and a town hall. THOS. SHANNON, Hoove, i i Clover Valley P. O. nn-,ujc ■.*'•■*'• TlIRIF"l',OlerIt,i'■'' J ■ InrtW--' Hell's Prairie P. O, TESTIMONIAL! ;' Vancouver,'S^rdJune^ 1880. MR.G. ROBERTSON ' VimcouTer;, Reprt-seiithiK Goldle A McCulloch, .1- On.lt, Out. Sib.—We tho nnderBlarnod having, wit* newetlithe terrible Are which wiped out of existence the young city of Vancouver, on the lSth Inst;, have, after the Are, examined tho nuJos t-qld by you, some -of which were put to tlio most severe test, having beeh siit-romi-leil bv lnrge qnanll- ttt'S of lard nnd bacon, and wo are pk-iuoU to testify to the remarkablo maimer In Which evety Safe sold by yoil'preserved its contontfi, not only book* and. papers, but also .thousands of dollars In -paper money were taKen out In perfect condition. Wo -can;, therefore, with the greatest confidence, recommend them as thoroughly Are.proof; ',, h. A. Hamilton, (or the Canadian Puciflo Railway Com'pany'' M. A. MocEeanJ Mayor; John J. Blake, stlpomllaryMa^ gifitrnte; Hlcli'd. Alexander,, Just ice of the Pence; John Boultbce,Polico Magistrate, City of Vancohvor; Thomas Dunn, Justico of tlio Peace; Isaac Johns, col. ( Edward E. Rtind, Real Estate Broker; It, Balfour, Alderman; John Rankin, Heal Estutc Broker; PitJier A Edson, Royal Hotel: H. F. Keefer, Contractor, C. P. It.: J. W. MoFavladd, Port Moody,, to Vfincouver nnd English Bay; F. C. Innes A Co., Real Estate Broken*; A. Vf. Boss. Roal Estate Broker; Gravely A Spinks, Real Estate BnVkcrs; R. C. Fer- -guson, Mgr. R. C. P. MllUi■■•■,. \ Je80t« iJOHNSGOX, Importer tind Dealer In fairpoiiiT • INCLUDING WHITE liBOHORKI, BROWI J.BOHORNB, j PLTHOCTH ROCKS, LANOSHA-IOS, White Created Blaok P«.l.nil«, Guln.a Fowl., Ran.Hr Duck., While P.klu Duek.. , Pit Game., Houdanl. HB>Blnl8'and F.ggs supnlleUat low rates, and all stock guaranteeif. Boy»l Irenue, Enst of Douglas St. '; inh8to K__s.^s?,--.:'-.i I COLUMBIA STREET, New Westminster, B. (^ New Westminster, Coal Harbor und Seattle Boule. THE STEAMER ' (J. W, TAItTE; MIMler.) ' WILL LEfAVE SEATTLE EVEBY TlmrMlayUomlnKatlo'elock, tor Xew Westminster and'Coal Harbor, via Port Townsend and t he Islands; arrives at New Westminster on Friday forenoon, leaves, for'Coal Harbor about two hour, afterwords; leaves COAL HARBOR rrl. day Night for Seattle. Fare lo Seattle,....., $A.m ' ' t'relthl per l.n,.i.J...........J 1.00 ; '' Special rates to merchants. aplOtc ' A Private Collegefl -TOP—— ; Importer and Dealer in Imported in quantity, First-Class in quality, Sold at Bottom Prioes The best Place in the Oity tqybtif your,:.,., Groceries. D. McPHADEN, I .,.-, Deano'i BHok Block, ,' NKW WE8TMK8TEB, B. 0. mhl Boarding & Day Pupils, Boys, WILL lit! OPENED At ROSSUl, VICTORIA, B.C. • ■ -' ■: .—^ox-^* - fj MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 1886. !•(-#& BtllLlijNG .HAS lS^LARGk X Rooms and Is -well farnlBhed with re-rlstt-r grates, batii roonm. Ac, Ac. Excellent opportunities for all kinds ot ichlthful exercises, Including boating and bitthlng. , _ ipiiswL. __ r and tbelr general wel-furo carefully cou- Pupjlsi will be ijuulo most comfortable slderelii A CWPITENT STAFF OF INSTRUCTORS will bo maintained. KxceUentfaeilUleswIll be afforded for instruetioii ln KyglMi, Commercial, ClMNleiil and M«d«rn LnKguige Subjects, Willi Itttttranirnlnl Music. Application Fornix References and full information furnished by REV. CVJ. BBKKTON.M.A., r[ .,* .'NUW Wkbtmjnrtek Junes, IM. dwjlylflto —HIPOH-TKRH AHD DBlLMW UT— Booksi • Stationery, Fancy Pianos," Music, Newspapers^ Magazines, Toys,, etc. The Largest Stock on thi: Main- land,*; arid' second to no House in British Co- •■ '■ lumbia. . —^SOLK A^iWeWoiW^-m 01 BewmaavUI., Oot., . .' . . .■ ■/ r„. And ageata hr ill the leading America" tOiisi.; BIONTJMENTS NOTICE; Dominion Lands. t 6TtCE IS ttRftBBY GIVEN TrfAT. Aieriuimi, i.ivw n^sHmnMDruiiiriei.nBV' Ing boon duly ronflrmed, tbe undersigned Is now preprirat to receive nppllcntlons for Homestead Entry on Dominion -Limits In Hiieli TowrisblpH respectively. AppllcanlH must pcraoitnll-f nupeur before the unilerKli-iiod at tbo Dominion Lauds - Offltm, New Westminster, and mako the aiH')avlt and p»y tbo entry tee of JlOprcscrilkui by tlluuse Id of the Lands Regulations of lftft. "; * T,w' iifi -■'"■' H.U'W.'AI-rfMA'N,' '*•' .. i !>.-' . AgcnL of'Dominion Lands, RC, Htlt August, I88ft " dwaulomi i '{Mainl'ml Guardian eiaty.) . ;* A LL A8HICRSOBS ITNDKR THE "AS- A fteskmeut Act*. 18711," nod nttieiullng Aet*, are hereby Instrnotod .to prepare tbelr rolls on or Wore (be With November next, And the duties of all Courts of Revision nnd Appeal uro to be completed, and the rolls'finally revised nnd comrjtcted, on or before llio 31st December next. . HyCommund, - . ,,; frovlnelnl Heeretnry. ProvincialSeoretnry-sOffice, .■' <■ <>' " Victoria, D. C, 6th Sept., ISM. dsellml mHE UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN AP- I pointed agent in British Cclumbia for these beautiful-monuments. 'Full particulars** to prices und designs on application, r i CHAS. J. ROBSON, Atthe Fruit nnd Confectionery Btore, op- f poslteCblunlal Hotel, New Westmlnstef, BtC. ban ., .n i mhSIte Cloii! Cloiig! 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