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1 vso. ~_f'«r» if i'i* *•*» ■**»' '■,-'">*- •■*■■■ ■'; ■ , ■-■,< ■ ■ Si ■■■ . ■*■■ khr» IB >•'- • ■HiffUtAj'tr /-£■«..»« a«r- I.taoamm-ians.ussviJA-w:!-. < YiiUdi ujua nli ■r« utn nottnu VOLtlMBI >J .*? .-1 yd" iKi'Vwwswfei .IJOi? ________ ■■l.,llll' .' I 'il!1 ,)l*J- Q, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, ,.886, H & iS . It f_ * "fl I THOS. OVENS, MANUFACTURER OP TH. tfttMBE-R 106 W* j faHg fritwh «olnwbi»n • The telegraph makes terrible hav. foe with *»e*-**^J«i*(*ljv-|-f"V|er_| 'dell Holmes' address"at Harvard he *apoke ever l«sWt"'. *m* enough, Tttf trtiei ted to the weat the wires made it "a dry di*_ak:'tfait nMHinf* 'eref rt burns."—JPa \ The '!^\-lS-M^£m\ '-liberty in New York hnrbor is 180 |&eet high'_Bi-.1_a» *tn6i_th« yar* ...wide; and this seems to &e the Silt is a Burlesque to represent Liberty enlightening the world in the image of a woman in a land where woman ia deprived ef the ballot. To wonder that the torch in her hand sheds forth lip light upon suck dark trfe^^h* light)**** .Ilumiiute tht. ieaveba until equal rights shall have been extended to woman! - It men jmgt raise an, ijimage to Liberty, ieMol should; l for the present at least be fashioned "Jin the form of a'baok negro or dy- ixismiler.ry^nfisW""!/- ft**" yy, 8usa<!:_WC&. -JTW'" becelj-ej a statue yourself some day I 9 The nam^jj( Mr. Goldwin Si Pis being mentioned in thi pi econneetion with"'<i*W',0r<W6' cSto ^requisition is fit circulation asking ^didate°for tC^Dtto-lniOi. parHemrat i No man has done more to make an .opening for jod^r^$cCj}$f|ff|' land its free expression in this coun- '■ind while there are those who do w-" *'#i# __Vi_$$l&__t mention and soma, other subjects,, i one will say tiitt he hicks1 the rutage.of his conviction*, or that % any question he is any man's %an. tt\ cittern, of tlm standing Jiod abffltyoI'M^'.CIoldwin Smith a's willing to go to parliament it is ulurely a pity that It ehoald net be as ft representative of » cUjr co-isUtn- tjnoy instead of a constituency in *j|he Northwest No one pretends that Toronto ie represented at Qt. ,[awa by re-_m***rt*-9 mtw-kilr frho represent either the brains or i Uie busineu of this great centre, ft woul^ ie^i^eaUethtngeif .forontoi' * ... -• "■* ho did *_H orfcrtvi luty to spend hie whole time in caking out for himself.—Toronto "•tltgrtm. [j'rQ ,'];i1;!]1f[![ii(iiln ' A great rift has been made in the item JfVff lad by the speech of •Jt__ord _«S^«:the*Ifcn8iWt .-House tantjrtlf. At the moment .when it seenied that western Europe rould bend to the will of; a semi. I'll] V-p .!|(!!-M4I*_8A* ^ia^^*M«»i lOT^pMoniii TT M.COOPBH1B._WJl-!il*.,jUT.jj PHYSICIAN A StJBGEdN. and RESIDENOE-Churoh St. door to Farmers' Home), near ....-„. „ *-iinr'— *"* T\R. P. WELSH, • T.j . DENTIST, "" .lU VI-MWft1^ ■**ftp-«MA' WIIAE^^|,, T1CT0WA. -*.Q_-__TTS TOB Korlh BJAim and Mercantile Inwiiinep^MBfllalnlan-l. la...HToj.*S:t(iiilild'*.1, II 36 Pinsbury Onus, Ljjj — London, E. C. _,tm|ns -MB- &&■ nnaevi_t4--*«eu. o. Ong once. Mskanslii Streer,i(ew W-ettanSterj and VancoUTH*B.ip. **** jj-WMto ttr MORMAI- BOL«, •'' «l ■ *_ARRI«_.1I, AT-LAW. < I _ . .Columbia Street, selte '' * New**.e.mlnsfer,B.(..:' t*PT. PITTEKBRIOH, 'X< r-i..;; if AC, AC , • ,29V0J6 (.AND AGENT, .^'-kir-:v-^^tlW*-ffiv li"^-*-^^ I.IO CIVIL BNQINEEK, , ,. *-.U..rV^„,br.^.l..;.^ OPKICE-One door North of Messrs, Corbould A HcColPs, McKensle Street, WHr* mtfHS 53^ lUQ .80rnJlfl39FV WALTER J. WALKBR, ornjjffo. ':,'.; •_- j/*.«*l't.r.A,..T|..-^,^ Colonial Hotel,New Wote. | ,( f»f*u|> 'Aftfu'nS-as^ 1 R. HOWSE, A. formerly Hi begs to announce tl laess.as - ■« t^____W_T^3Vi Cftledonlt Hotel, Murray St., Fort Moody. | AajOTIONEE-tANBAPPBAISBB, mrHIOH WILL BE DELIVERED IN ww any part of the City at lowest cur- ColumblaStreet, New Westminster rentrates, mr A CTUVERYAMttffEOW/WlC \~— ..___--..*.- J -'k-j 1 l.. ,rJ 21".^_ o.J _. a. I'll oommlulons will rewWe prompt and careful attention. Best refertnett liven wheu required. * mhU-tc m Li 'J1LUA i ^Oriental autocrat,, the English pre- I'dnier stt^'^MMn VfeW jtUir SCord. ■l-.ff^A^Wta-^ •Osar the ppage with .which Bowman iplOmSy"-*! con- Jed from itself the. brutal .her iter of Russia's recent dealings Iwith Bnljjja&rj-! .»Me«M''l_*r'been immediate and most pronpeneeeV ' France whiolL while, presenting with one WndT» stat*U of iSerty to America, amid aneloqueptgush of sentiment, was with the other lending sUppWt *o Bus* hi one of the most t*___i_***&* oa lib* erty ever peipettfcwd, finds herself isolated with that oongenUl ally h from the rest of Europe; Austria- Hungary has taken heart to forbid ..any further Russian advance in the '''Balkans; Germany, whose Hands [have been tied and conscience dulled by the vast atoount of Russlsii ' inds that the rest of Eurooe havo fears by a knowledge of the usual ind of Russian bluster when con- ronted by powerful resistance, hoi atventured to enter an aHianoe formed it length to offer thttt resistance; ihis alliance Italy, with an eye,oil and Nice, joins; and Kaul- -Vbars 'qui«i WIjJ^*;; M'Jjftft- rjeion is that this retinmnU. W Gen- I feral KadUre from the scene of his ° hectoring mentis the retrogression " of Russh! fijOwfji western, ipenace: with wli»teverpr*>teeUtiohs against ungrateful Bulgaria and loud esser- 1 tions oiid-tanttefl. di(*nityrthe step she has taken is a step beokwaiJ, and a hMMl *J>d It (t doos not degenerate into a run,,this nity be I attributed, we believe, chiefly to i ibe politiol rule of diptomaof whieh i brbids the cutting Aff froni an j tggressor tt v diMiied ■ mtttm of ^treat-rj-TV iF«* r«l lill 5(00 'L^SsndlffiJtt? > wbloh tieebW m ler "••-idjEt of w. UUD, B0U8S ud QSIBUL M Bent and DeUt COlfetlor. MV*M&,*. H-HI —_ -RDAYS, 2 to I In tho afternoon, i-»a|§i9it)iota>-(e?»»iiinr_i!J7 >.\; ) Admlul.ai Gentlemen 15c.; Ladies free. UseotSkates,Ho,•..,, T,,;,. ,, '' Persons wishing td secure the Rink for select skating patties can do so on appli. '* -wTNMMtfTE; CALBICK A CO.' * CLARENCE ner Yatei * Douglas Streets/ VICTORIA, B. C. FMMK Q. ■ICHAI.M, Ja. - - • U8KI ipOtRISTS' HEAIKIUARTERS: .FIRST X Class In every respeot t,uf s»p* site* wllh all r.Bf.sl.nees or tsmtt. ■stels. New and Elegant ln aU Its Ap- poln{menls.| f,tm »t*,-tu ■,! This magniHoent Hotel 1, now open for t^fT',il[W.*l(*"-*f-' ,:" '.■■'!"; , sorNo pains will be spared by the man- •5P_M*#W.-W**?!BSB» COLUMBIA STREET, ; j ^i^^Tll^p-T^-5,,9; MEALSATALLHOWIS j ' . (DATbRJJIOH*-'i Oyat^i In arty Style;:''' Board bythe pay or Week. I Under the present management every- thlngrwin befnund niit-elass,andprlets are extremely low. , dnolms ,. E.S.,B\RKBp,Prop. Orders may be left at the Store of W. H. Burns, cor. Columbia and Blackie 8ts. Central iiartmsiia aks* on Richard Btreet,opposlteK.C. Pinning Mills. Aasal Ibr Ike TBATIUB'S UROI ^cum-it lestitsri oaarAFitT m < ■artftrt. Csaa. < OfVlOEl-Ferrtt Street, N«w! Westminster. f««o n UND SURVEYORS, fail Estate, hiwranee and Commission Agents. Ml, UK, Mtmna Wllil IMWUWC *M.u*jBi^sTijjii*erv fsMphonea. | pin mid Heal Estate, Mining AND MONEY BROKERS, Ganer-rt «<tofe*H_ AtftS VANCOUVER. B. O. itO-4. f RANDBROSs piu hitatb buokbrs, K .«rJ),ll«U-'i;' ' * AIM Ismntli Afeats, Oflces at VIOTORIAi Fort Slreet, in BHILDl oty rarer and Nsw Westminster city. m\^imiSm^tP_t langley, Malaqul, Sumas, Mud Bay.Lad- o.rt UndlngT l.ulii I I. North Am and lit. River. . , feJOte Via A€«5TtONEER HAVINO HAD KXTEKSIVB EX- perience In California and elsewhere In the above business, I am now prepared to take charge of any sales, auction -or-eMiirWiie; tliat the' isiMlc may favor me with. .' ;'■ it .: Cms, Biles, Cartridges, Powder, ' sut, Hiking iiekie, speett* * ties. Cillery. Md _.inr If -, ' I llttot-Me. ' lO BE HAB AT, THB OLD STANn, J KNOW** A8,T>B '. J 'Menag«rl« Shop/ OOLUMBIA STRUT. dwaulTtfl Admiiistratrii Notice. to pay theamouni of their Indebtedness to tb* undersigned, forthwith, and all persons having any claims against tbe estate are required lo furnish pun!oul*ua thereof, ®&B»*&i_i_Ut.. Dijtod New West, Pet. [Wl, IIM. oelJldilin ! F'-IML-.-'Ni'iJ. n THE UNDEaWUNEl) HAH PUR; chased tbe unllre slock-lu-trlj business of Archie Burns, corner r bia A Blackie His., nml Is prepared "
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':.: '■',,';,, X CONCElU1' Admlssi'bn, 60 cents. Ttihdiy Kveilai 1 BROOM DEILD, TABLKATO, RECITATIONS, CHRISTMAS TREE: 'Ad- . 0 mission, 50,cents, t , Mar*.Oysteis attcr'OosieeN. ' '' ~ Conlrlbutlons fur any o( the' Stalls trill bs thankfully received by Mrs. Dickinson ot Miss Woods. dnoBtd ^^JHAT&tt UNDER A COMMITTfcB OF MAN- agement, a Quadrille Club has been organised In this City. The Clubmeets every alternate Tuesday and promises to be n complete success. S-Oeli.ld-rten wlshloi? to join are wqiiest- ♦dro hand lu tbelr nnmes aw soon as pos- Me cither to Mr. M. WOODS, Sec.; Mr. B. GREEN; or Mr. QARIOOH, Pres.; from whom full particulars-enn be obtained. i^dnolOml Olivet H J.vui. iOefdfiile. Lord's Da#r Pflp.;^. SERMONS BY lev. T. C. Baker, at 11 a. m.j Hev. " p. m.j Bev. A, ». a, m.i Key. W, Bans, ■.. A., at 2:J» * * -l.*g&rf??Jjin. : Monday Evening, Dec, 13 A GRAND CONCERT B liJ^SF-l1^ _ A VICTORIA CHOIR and Others. rnmr. Ofl i $1.25 M^FraB-,r$^25 OF HO n REAL ESTATE; Honsehold FurnHore and General Merchandise. T HAVE RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS 1 from Mr. 1 DEIGHTON to tell by Ful.ll<< An. linn „n VtUay Br«UU. lhe 3rd DeecMWr, at 7 o-nloek, that VERT ELIQIBLE RESIDENCE ultuated on Edinburgh Street, In the city, and nezt tho residence ot Mr. Smltbera, i ,■■ This desirable property in vory /avor- iibly Bltuated, with a splendid view of tbe Fraser river and stirrouDdlnti, and li within easy reach of the new Qm Worka nnd the Royal CHy Planing Mills. The House I*, well built and eomraodlonsly arranged, being all lumbar finished ln> side. It contains six room*, and a large hall, fi fuel wido, There Is alAo a conve- fitentlyiirrafiiicdRtnH'. with 3 stalls and my loft: good Clilcken House; and a splendid Well of excellent water, cribbed from the bottom and wliich nost Kti to dig. The Lot, .whioh Is Wxl82 feat, la thorough ly Iwlll alRosell at same time--ttcmnaut* of Carpet, Winceys, Dress Ooods, Velve- imfei3ffi^ws»*a%< Wat«rpriK,fri, Htovos, Tables ttn_LTablo Covers, Ciinnaelien. WlnHow Blinds, Wrlllne Desk, n Chairs, Hewlna Ma; chines, and a variety ol Dry Qooas and Groceries. 1 Snle, RuyiiiondA Wiltshire, Hole, Odluc TiiIiIb, siiuw Unso, to yds Lln- oleum, Hansen * Korls lor ItOM*** Olass, Doors, sel Hlnie B«s«y Harno_*5l Saddles A Brlilles. , .. , , . ... , . is— The Sale will be held at Auction .Rooms ln rear of T, J. Trapp's Hardware Store, Columblastreet, at 7 o'clock p,m. sharp, i .. .,, ,. i, ml T.JT.IBAW, dnoMId, ■ i A*elliH«*er. • ■ . r1. "' —.-. __. ..Tjr^m.._._.T|,'i DOUGLAS & DEIGHTON, . > 'Maimfaetareis and Importers of Harness, Saddfap, pM>g oniuaojyi ,. JUfil IHSCl-D BY mm. Price, $1.25. ,i This Map hat lieen jptoduoed at gnat cost, and gives a vast amount of information never before available respecting the moat important distriot in the Province. ,r -ussj* ^.-'J- J. *—i i'_i The new Map shows the latest surveys, the latwt raackt the line of the 0. P. R. and eiteiiuons. BUY PL COPY. r l-UBLIBHED BY 'RAND BROS. Bmi. faM^*)_U__JnJUf>sit NBW WE8TMINSTKR, VANCOUVER' « AVp yiojoWA. FOR (MULE AT T. R. Pearson & Co's HEW WESTMINSTER ANO VAMCOinrEII. dies, Whips, eto. NEW WleStMINSTEE,*. 0. (Iw-JlyJIIIo iBRHiKSillPl m Avfflttl' ■A *.A*_tj|--,,-_*JAKT_T», W. B. WWNSBIID, : TICKETS, for Concert,0ne Dollar each, a. Sec Bills. dno!»wl .'[J. OtKltt l IMPORTER IN DryGoods Just Received by C. P. B., VM UU _... _, . DESCRIPTION. ,T i!l. iiii-mif These^^Slo^^'welre sekoted by Mr. E Bros., Ha I on. Ontario, *hhve is a guarafltee' thitt 'they can't M!'br3aj-i"*^ Now as thfe Stove season ,& flkmtig to a ,eli[»se, ind'as we ;4on*i' intend to carry a»y Heating Stpyes .over till next HSPSf8we are offering theke Stoves at.^fil-OBS ^EVER 1HfAEl| J01 iiFORE \% THIS $ITI-H«v.-ti,,,",'iitfi€.-Y wlible stoek must be ^J|sed oat-withMt^lay,it Witt'be to -yottT inter^t to comfc Wl?''1and. seMve BAR- Gillfai"'.;;:,.. |gpf 2 ~~^^^^. We )alse carry the largest and best selected stock of jpboki^og' Stoves, Ranges,' ISnware; Brass 6odds, Iron Pipe arid Fit- lilfgs in British ClQlumHa, and our' Cfobd's sarp IISryMCiJilic^iWti, will defy; cpjpopjB-. tition;?';/--^^"^-11" .-■■,■• ;■".■ ■,•„■ •;.;." m Tihsnuthitt^ Pilifflmg and SUm and Gas-Fittittg dbM fey ftrst-class Mechanics. All Work g$mte&- o ! Ui"' ; "*;-:' , P]1W6 *eep! a 'fcc^^oftWieM' bf "GAS FFXTURES and CHANDELIERS. miu dwno2|ml e.s, ?<iuiii^ *€<£ Columbia, NevvWestwRBtVr.fe.C. i»o<MOUSEI HAS RECiEI.VEDi.A-.VERY FINE;' STOCK OF NE||n||__£Q{^»9ISF];fEID & ' f-co§sTXifljji,-j-jr-j- jj,'Bj s!m_M.mm*,*. Inall sliaileB ud material ol DRESS GOODS, inoludin <*nhBine, Merinos, Silts, Satins, Bhok-inll Colored V«lv«- teens and Plushes. COTTONS (bleached and uubleaohed). ' HBJINOS, BUTTONS, H0I_U^I)S, Jte, Ore--, >V(iite, Scarlet and Checked FLANNELS. ' LA * DIES GLOVES, In Cotton, Wool, Silk and Kid, LmIIss Merino and Lamh Wool Vests. JBHSEYS, all prices. Hosiery, Muslins, Diaper Irish Linen, Brilliants, 4c, k)o. , 8 Clothing! Style, Fit and Pri MEN'S FURNISHINBS In every line. Cotton, Merino and Wool Underwear, Whits Shirts, Cuffs, Collars, Gloves, Braces, Cardigan Jack- sU, to. Also, Cottoa, :Merino.i Cash, mere, Urobs Wool and Knit SOCKS, in great variety. " Also, HATS snd CAPS,- Ladles' and Gents' RUBBER GOODS and UMBRELLAS. Men For Q*»llty, .-»**le,' Pit ind Price, canitb. touehod.'' ' : ''• '""■ ■' ' III House Goods Carpets, Rugs, Window Soles ultli Bingl and Mountings, Window Holland (Buff, Green and Striped), Damask and Cretonnes, Sheetings, Towels, White Counterpanes, Blesohed and Unbleached Talda Linens, Napkins, Tickings, Blankets and Arctic-down Quits, Table Cloths snd Coven, \., ■> , r IN GROCERIES Everything found In a flrst-class Establishment, aad none but the best. Canned (.sods, Fruits, Meats and Vegetables. ■ dsa'tncer near Hiwds, I tantfttwty ■ken ar keep meal, tai I aMr »•■ lln MSI awl al Ik. Iwwl »riw Ikey ea» k« S.M dl, ill jm tfi, win We m»m«l. itnoziic ffilllnery, Dresa Coods, Co^m,^^- "■g8» Tweeds, Flannels. hildren's Ulsters, Jackets rtlAfllfS. un j in -.rill., . ..ti. - ,ln.,>li.rll Tlie Millinery is tlw finest and largest Stook on the Mainland, No need to go to Viotoria. DRESS QOODSJiithenewmnterialaandthadoifo.theseasfB. We call attention to the famous B Bji jSUU^BjlilTJf'11, have at various prices—37Jc., 50o., 62-jc. anaTmS7«innM DPsjJjilM' min and even though sofcked in sea *ater or boiled in soda, will still retain the ORIGINAL COLOR. I* ,280V3Vfill2 fiMAJi Tlie GENTS' DEPARTMENT'»**e*! i>*u>-*li*-d with TJAB-, Brj}-- ces, 8hlit8,.8oclC8l&c.,*-^'»n*w''*nd Sra i<?6k,01 IMen'sHats.&c.i'r'.'j •'",J8/ ='»" •"""-■ dwocKte •, ,;, .. •,:.,!:*!■, ha > ,ss||jH .. i:ti,t )_»AM8«I ■rUJ-H)7- .sJfiisd i , THE UNDERSIGNED HAS mM MmwM mmmmm $8000 WORTH 01 SICK -TO BE SOLD- - .i.i .;i:i At Cost and Below! "TOR THE NfiXT NINETvBlC-OiES Q_*1_A " ! ! _j: :w\';l ;;'! HBIlbl'ID ,«*W<U« •.-. -., Gam Boots, $6.50, sold for «ft«QO. II, iKi'iially low prices dn all other Rubber Goods. , These Goods;♦» all American ij. niaiinfactnre, , ,„f, Mail's Boots, 94.50, sell for $8.80. Ladles' French Kids. SO, sell for $4.50 r ,u.ni. wooU-i, thing Tliese Good, ainlt IrWdWjWi-Jl of -tudjn* the nest 8 monthi. If you want any gin my line call early and get your cholcei and you will make by so doiag. ^M8»J^^«^'HV.-*^Wi>*r; 9-,-f***•*' FOBO-U owev. t ROUSSEAU. ' ilnoiJlmn LOUME IT., Wt. COURT HOME, IS PREPARED TO FURNISH ALI. kinds of n«M«tal Walk. Specialties ln Scotoh Oranlte and Italian Marble. Rouah nnd Fine Stone for Bnlldlnj_s>.*< Agent for Ueller-s Oraameatal Plaster Wllki .. t>ef Igns seenat DempsterrsShoeSt^ SnililifJ ; TAILORIt%« ■n lied U_f0qi ColMkta St„ K«w Weil-sliiWr. "(I HAVDJGIIUST RECEIVED OUR NEW Fan nnd Winter iMMlr, wo Invite Inspection of the Hijeit,sfl*siUnn «• , uj •.*!,(!,,! '' Bwllsk, aealek, Hwm... r«___k,: ; : ,M* ■i)'Sad^f?R.Vi!i bi» ;j.l.iw iH -- i a **iij -j.i i.'j uiutii. -.iiii riH SUmNG8l<-&« 'i'j',. .. ■■ I. taowimji at si/moiiiiits . B*er shown In New.Westminster. -Rsr,, v h" GOOD FIT and artistic stjrle we'ilfefy t^-tatm;'' "'"'• * "iJA-io* *Tt »»* ■;d»lw.
rl s.it ItHOWWJtte**. iiamtr (*4*1—' wi! . . ilj.wl ml. Jin!) . inlniriv. o a Jil ,h_ OJJUtlli :u GUNSMITHS; iSfiQldBI /lj lu <" UfUii J.: Llllll !iumiov. o) *..•£•._■___. !.X'i. Jil -il.'>.*".|t{ Iii) 10 "^oicf j; io nri'.. t-id n GUNS, HtFLES, ■iwmK I ANti rsatcssH): CARTRIME8,SH€U8 MELOADINQ TOOLS. I ■.!.. -,.||| -..j' mil sliiivr SPECIAL PRICES fOR UME QUAii^#p|^illiij|Ti6i((i Z tm- All Mail Orders will be seal ».•.».
■"»* excellent Bread aad superior Groceries hsve just purchased Mr. Willie
_^;'i.-«e*..' Elliott & Sons, carriage dealers, haB made an assignmei Geo. C. Elliott prex wliich is stated to 1 accounts aro not made up but it is Baid from 975,000 to $100,000 iu paper are out. The (.principal creditors are carriage dealers, v Prrraauae, Pa., Doc. l_-,Vatiug returns regarding whether or not the amalgamated iron and: steel workers shall as a body join the K.'of L. ere coming .into headquarters rapidly. Secretary Martin refused to say what the retains indicate, but horn anotl reliable! so) that thkraj maioritf K.O.L. New *J.ork, Dec. 1.—A special despatch f»Il_yPiovidenc-, JT&3B*f: "Doc" Wilson declared to-day, In ftla- tion to his suit'against Moen that he wob the liit__#»eoii THa^Moen had put a moderation whioh igreementeate pow- dalcusion of ial jsWeblema iichin'g tho welfare of the workers we proceed with wide liberty, showing a spirit of fraternity and tolerance which fenders violence inexcusable and always prejudical to its authors. When the majority pronounces everyone submits, a thsigreat .and sail be ignored, social order foundi liberty and fraternity will collapse.and psfWK3K ed lo transmit the council's petition to Gov. Oglesby. Tn the caie of Jushus Hsiablin,charged witlvJUleJ e-urde. kit Join Massey, disagreed after being out 18 hours. It '8ter*Stt80fiS&ii for not bringing in a verdict. jjjf|Bf|Tie said: "You twelve'gentlemen nave been entrusted with the facts uf this case that have been presented td ^ou by careful hnd skilful couniel on both sides. I have nothing to say aa to what .haa been proved end whs! lis, not j ti yoar JliaBybi you go'and you Snow if," tKaT'Thefela a great deal uf condemnation ul the courts of justice of thii oity and coun- rftbajiublic, expressed _jeatwhicle the press, and prosecuting officers are blamed for failurei in the admiaiatration, ol justice. Judges, so far as I know, have endeavored lo do their duty: so jeculing otkewaad a*«t- justice, it cau not bo traced to the courts. It is the act of the jurors who are invested with the power of saying this or that thing has been proved. When jurors refuse or decline of fail to exercise their judicial functions.and they swear they will do when the- the' jurf box, to New York. . , carriage dealers, has T^u/ 11* «.»i •**•«» ™ »«■ him never parentage rienci ~ truth. him money the Wilsons he had kept London, Dec. _ nation of Miss _ divorce case was length, and she made to contradict herself frequently. Galveston, Dec. 1.—A special ^xfr&aZeMni'.ll were cap*uir-d*20 miles above here this morning by a posse of Tekans. A large quantity of dressed beef was found in their possession; also 20 horses which were stolen. This band has been-ttreuig twa America* aaneh< men for 111 Mat ti'.-aonths, mid Iheir depredatla)i$v<yfcii sale scaler St. Louis, Dec. 1.—A syndicate of St. Louis capitalists has been formed for the purpose of establishing an immense cattle ranch in Mexico. The land to WpitthwriJlM already _-.«_. selected and final arrrngeinents are being perfected for the inauguration of the enterprise. The ranch will comprii known of Chill Pauis, Duo. 1.—Three of Marseilles' municipal oflicers who have been on trial at the Aix assizes on charges of corruption liavejjeoiiLcpmleiuiied to. civil degradutioCAd*Ro%iiy74 Bin of 200 francs escs<0_%JLt#»*i«e. been acquitteC ^ ^^ *** -*s_- M. Roquet, secretary of tho Paris niunici|»(TO»noi', hue forwardcil to U. S. Minister JtctiUie a petition adopted bjr the council on Nov. 27th asking fur his interteWlon with the governor of Illinois <*n behalf ol the condemned Chicano anarchists. McLano Sent the following reply: "As the petition ia destined few,, the governor of Illinois and made with the object of sparing human life I will not refuse my assistance if you persist in demanding it, but allow me tf-ji^WW-kJlMt in the, present caso M A IsBI*. Ts*uaaa without disadvantage and with aa muoh efficacy address yourself direct to the e«cu|ve of Illinois who has thehofrer Withontlfcliiu, .... _... aooompliihmenf « yonrWihes I you will net assured that capital puniihment ie applicable in no stats ofthe union to political offenses. It rape eomniltted under eggravated eir- oumatanoM and with premeditation. InHlt^l.^ttW-ftWlV1*'"'" OFFICE: Fort Street, * - Oil, VH (HiMfi him their support. These speakers annouucirttial tl-e progreaiiit party will lots against pMloainng tke operations 'of tbe socialist law. Herr richonsparger's dueling bill is nuw —~. ■ ■■n.n.'n.' u—, in';- fore tho reichit«g.,'It aims ehiely «.«* ■ I A ■ the s*-pr,ressii.ri .,1 dueling oy the UDjAArl __t.ti I 031 lethod in which the person drawing a f| UvU* ClltU vtfflll fatal lot cotnijaits suicide within a -"*** ne. The pniu generally the bill' and howuked Reicheu- —, spegar toj jtru-les*» authentic cues of to A proinising student at the Sniiel- hardt university has baaa killed ill a duel with pistols. ajUpprment Bed.'' ■*' TheDuke of Meckllsburg Mp-kein is ina critical condition; Hii' jig-si ciinn have ordered his* tn go tntM*i4 for the winter. a enterprise. The ranch will iiiSirfS0^.?^ It decided to refer oer*ir» sections W the budget commission and deal with the remaniniler at the plenary sitting. In ths course of the debate Herr Jacoby, secretary of state for the imperial treasury, denied that the establishment of a tobacco monopoly formed part of the programme of the govern- i|,j*£rognii«it _,..„ rtagih tk_» first flee ;,f- f%'t_te_rjiat(iii* ittiSAt ileaJbiai district of Berlin, is conducting a vigorous campaign and addressing meetings wliarevar thaapcial and democrat io elements sea ,flominent. His speeches are received with entbuiiaam. Absolutely Pure. ThUpowdor purlty,8trenirtl-.- - ....... eoouomicul than tho ordliim not be Bold in coi... lltude of low teat, sh< Port Hammond Nursery! Vrow is TH-rttMEj-ro' send is 1*1., your onlflrs;"if ytfu* want some or those nice fruit or ornamental treos, shrubs, retc, fiom Ontnrio. As I return about tlie middle of June to settle up my airairs there and come out this fall with the stock for my nursery here, and will select and bring your orders right along' with ine for this fall and next spring's planting, IjHIIIhtlsfy all both'as io quality of trees ahd frnlt, and I will be settled here ln the business so you will know where to find me. All communications after the mhlille of June may be addressed to me at BowmnHvllle,Ont,, or to Carleton,. A Harris, Pilrl HSmfnond. WT-BENBT, my_2te Fort Hammond P.O, hi ll.ljave "A_ deliberating over thir case. I have not the least doubt in my niind, and I know the eounsel have not,- that something has been proved. There never was a caie so clearly proved as the case that you have untnlliog to determine wh irov.n, tlm rea^rmibilityMllst jktW upon your shonlderB alone, and under the circumstances 1 will have to excuse you from further deliberation on thg-eei-).!'.;*- -, ift/rnrn J To prevent the inroads of scalpers a pew description of ticket has been adopted bythe Southern Pacific. At one end of the ticket is printed a com- ^m^sssii female, young or old, light or dark, -'e selling ageiit,-.uuiehes. out led to rccogniie the pas sengers. Berus, fieo. 1.—The reiohstag orders left atth.oC»|oi_lal,Botelorsent concluded a discussion so tbe budget., by telephone, will lie promptly ntlendcd \mn\ Merchandise! 'jjj'j' iDry Goods, Mert'-sF*irni»hinjp( """**' ' Grdrcer^e's & Provisions. d ' LDHOBOM'S BBOblt;- IXitiltribla rS-.*' dw-a'u'3to^* HACK f OR HffiE; . mHE UNBBBSIONED has eslabllBhed tV\A- himsolf In the City of New Westminster with a FIB3T-CLASK ' J '■ , COVERED CARRIAGE, •vhirki.ma..j_euekV|t>_ne.t».i ' Terr nodcrnte Ckaif ei* ■o d»y or niijht. Stablp next U. Elliott's . J08. GATES. Telephone No. ;o. ' mylte The British Columbia mmmmtMiiw Free or Charge. OUR VWJ ^AJ*T TO BUY OB SELL A "■■*■''-■**<<&§■ a-**-* - PICKERIN8 & GO. Glynion, Minn., Dec. 1 Thi wea a, oollisieaj thK mon*-ng*'.*t 8 o'clock on * tUt NoUern JScitic twsjBv4l*#|*fJB Nofl nnlnaheeaat, bound •-piitSeBf er * WS (I, tup a curve twu miles west of Muskado. Both locomotives .were smashed, and the mall car of No. 1 was burned. Conductor Eldred snd the engineer and fireman of No. li were all slightly bruised snout the head, and Mail Agent Lin- nen wai similarly hurt, besides receiving s dislocation of the shoulder. 'All were surgically (rested (ten. and iav.go.e1-o.ho>,.,,-* How io Onow Mistletoe.---Mistletoe is well grown at Streatham Lodge, in Surrey, one pyramid apple tree in particular, some seven feet through, being a iismn mass nf it bottom iitgf ladei with apple tree tliusWSothefi. ...., site does not boar any fruit, but this loss is uinnpctiButed for by the orna- mcntiil cluuitoter of tne mistletoe. Those who wish to introduce mistetoe into their gardens should devote an apple tree specially to it. The berries from which it is to be grown should ,be gathored in Marcli or April—not earlier, or success may be doubtful—. earlier in the season the herries are not ' ripe. Branches on which they are to bo placed should lie from three to four years old. Selecting a clear Manch'luV m ■KSPon^FiiS they will be found to adhere to it. Blaokbirdi and thrushos are very par- mmhl ■ "' - a Isp.c ol some threo wilt have thrown out when sll danger from birds will be ended and the plants will rigidly in- mt_\ ')»tn^<hffsn.„ JW_t„W0ra:.evWoVinH*-r«Ail.fc.r tf pleasant to take; sure and effectual ln destroying wortni. Msny have tried It THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HANI. A large quantity of ....'. REST WELUVGTON tlJilF COAL %. And an (MBortmeiit ol ( CORDWOOD, Kl_.ii he will sell at lowest rates. He II Mho promptly attend to all kinds of Wt, will meet with prompt attention. ,*twwmfrm eWmsmu WHITE ini! 500,000 NOW IN USE bearing tho Highest Testimo- rials from all who uso them. The Cheap«.s.'!kn(_-*te«riiW.- chlne in the Market. < i Sail and examine them before going t*wr»erc,8t ... ,t,m f r. Chas. J. Robson's Oposl Ictrolonldol Hot*!. ilnoao •;■* pi?e.ir]<_'l<!R\(';";; FishiGameSrore! WM. Hi^IAIilEW HAS ALWAYS'ON H^lto A'^QOO1 supply of ''••'■• •.;,-• fresh and Salt Water Fish, j o_a.ma ntsuoeoir. . ilEALEIt'.'iSS'.,gKU—tfiil>. PELTRIES. . Purchases will be delivered In any part of the Oity free of charge. d-Jlyltyl Wholesale anil Retell . DRuaoi^fsi New Westmlniter, B. C. mlilOtc . FIRE INSURANCE COMP'r. 1 Old Bhoao St. and IS Pali Mau, ■ r- IaONDON..". :■■ !n ils INSq.IT*PTE*P 180», TTiOR D.SDBD.G HOUSES ft OTHER JD Buildings, Goods, Wares, Merchan- disc, Manufacturing and Farming Stock, Ships in Port, Harbor or Dock, and the Cargoes of rt-li Vessels; also, Ships build. Ing and repairing, Bilges ahd other Vessels on navigable 'rivers and canals,' and Goods on board suoh Vessels, throughout Groat Britain and Ireland aod Ih Foreign Countries, •' ■ i FROM LOSS OR OkSUMt U «»«. Subscribed and Invested Capital, £1M>0_00 8TG. Rates of Premium and-evei-y taform*. Hon con he obtained on application to ' W. J. ABMSTBONe, Agent for New Weitminiter. Hu just received for the Holidays a fine assortment of Gold and Silver ■ Jewelry GENTS' Ladles Size Swiss Bold Walclies , from #25 to |55, Ladles Size American stem* winding flow Watcbes, at •' " 132.60: , r RBMIKBIR-We do not sell "filled" Watches and Jewelry as solid gold. Oar good, are gnatanteed just as represented, and prices lower tlian any othsr Iiouse in B, ft COLONIAL BLOCK, NEWWB8TMINSTER, B. C. del«c ASSOCIATION. ■,'■ llnaratee capital •• .•Ll Full Gov'm't Deposit HEAD.O'EFICE; TOROltfo ,'Ganada A HOMESlfANY, thit, Association merits the confidence the; Public is reposing iniitfrolri *tV,#}fc-#irt'_' FACTS:- ThnSooHriiy offered to policy^boldeni Ih unBUrpMWd ny nny (.'omp-iiiy rfol.ng IiobI- n-iMln OMiitat *" IthMnowhemetof Inanrance, but the wiit-entAbllilif't Hues, huiico the pulley hofdtrtcannot he mUloct nn tA thoir con* wtil-Mtftbllihed Hues, liuiico the pulley hofdMi ' ' -■■■* " in ots. ■ • Itt< statements.to tho public onn He rendi Ily undentood, tueuh Htatemont ihow< ing every Item ofUwomcand,!.- how (expen ded. Itt potttion-lRAecortiilnedfinnUBlly from * detailed valuation in whieh evory lloni ofllfcbllUylelnolMded, ; "'L'.. ■ Itt progtese haa been tthexKmpled in tke Ufetory of Ineurnnce In Canada. Itt polifllei are In-lJupiitable otter three yean, and non-forfcltHble after two yean* existence. ' ir> " Itt proflta an dlitrlbnted npon an equitable baele.. The prpflts to one olaes of — — not iMHened to jjve 'i-Tr olfcM-'irn y holc-i (aner prbflti to any oth .elhodi melhodaffoi theanlform iliiuperfnr adyantMeMOver ojiufpjnfi of mi^ Llbfr«ir«adllUaii Mi to Betittleaee antl Travel. ■■>" ■ * , J. K.MaoDONALD, ■-' ■ I i ■ MtuiimlntBlnotor, t i.Wmin ;.„;, A|C»l«, N.» W*.tml.il«l 1,1 Je7-Jmo.allernats. J 1 ,T Ir ®W appl lea mi1. $ffimfflu^^i "GPV0YS" loaflon tov tttd^cntef "Ci _____ Mids and Works for a lease for tlm- bering purposes, of the following desert bed lands: ...-. ■.< i_-. ■- .-.■.-■.:; ,| Tract No. l.-^Coihmenc|HK at a posttt enalns east from A. J, Cotterl's eOuthettst corner fltote (Elk Boy, Johnston Straits), .thence south. 40 ohalns: west, 60 chains; irtb,49 chain*; west; 40 chains; north. uuriu, **v viinnia; wwi) i» viiuiiiij iiurtiii. 20 chains; west.-fto chains; north, (Qcbftinsj evst,40 chains; north, 20 ebatns: w-Bst,(W chalus: north, JO (.Mains; eaetjw chains: north, 20chains; east,CO chains; north,» chains; east, (10 chains, thence south' W shore llneof Blk Bay: thenee in a-sottthS •Westerly direction to W. p. Rnywurd'i claim; Ihenee following around soltl clnlm to Hayward'a southeast stake bn Elk BayrthTOCTfollowing Hiuw line lu Cotterl's northwest corner^pojt;.thenee along Cotterl's south af&utfifttdbndary to place of commencement; Bald traot containing 1300 acres, more or less. ., 1 Tract No. 4—Commonolnjr'ai McNa-' hemic, NorthoRitcorner Ifodallaa Channel, Thurlow Island; thence North tt chainh, Kust 20 chnins, North' » chains, West 40 Olinlns, North 40 ckalns. West 40 chains, South 140 chatnn, to. McNa* hemic, North boundnry line; xnenOa Bast along Raid North boundary to place of commencement; said trnct containing 800 acres, niOrcor. lefts. uili ■, Tbact No. a^CdiriWencIng at a post »ct on shore line of Thurlovrlstnnd,Crowfo.d anchorage, Curdero . channel; thence South 40 ehulns, East 20 chftlns, Booth 80 chains, East 40 chains, North 80 chains, wester! y°to pol ntwSffi iric?ceMi_S?S!itd tract containing 720 aores, moreor less. ' ROY-^f,GITy,P^lN^RtI^W. - NewWestminster, B.C., I? lib .' o 16th November, 1886. , dnolSml WMT MriNlAW 8AV AMW tHl STA«ft:;^RlilI^,^;; "Treatment J»y time been recr-" betheiriolit'sL.,- of conveying to. Dii has for swine odlcal 1.1 nto Teetualni nans sedChgans.MQura- tlves," but ln cases of Ktdney Disease and Complaints attendant.thereon, imccpsBfuI treatment wns prnctlcably Impossible un< til the Introduotton-iof tho Slorr Kidney Pad. It, costs less thad a single prescript tion und Is immeasurably' more rdwfc(rt» and effective.than aw _mtfi*V'& Afedtcmaldoting, 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 nnd original vlgotir. It Is comfortable tothe piifleht and pleasant In tts : effects, md cures when nothing else can. The Starr Kidney Pad accomplishes posl-, live,, decisive results. A more valuable discovery as a true remedy for Kidney Diseases was never made.—MtdloalOatettt. : .ne HUrr Khl-M-y Pad. monuteotured In Toronto, Js a permanent sureanre'for dlneases, tllsonlcrs And tillments of the Kidncyst -Bladder and urinary Bcuratrve syirtam, or attendant complaints, ennslqg pain, ln the small of the tack, sr-" -J" produclfllg Urinary Bis * freqnent, scanty, dlflHoi *^to« micturition. Inability e-rf.roti--a.iw.--*, -u Bcdlmentary urine, dropsical symptoms, 'etc.. denoting the presence tn tne iffBtom ■of dlsenses commort roineunnarvieore- tlve organs—known ns gravel, catarrh of the bladder and passages, Bright's dir ...._._.. . -.„.- -\ei\Qm'del lo.LANGI; _ _„ ._. /Ietoria. B A. M. HERftlNft and D. ft CURTIS r Urlnai-y dlsordeii,socL _ y, dlfflcull, painful or oS.wha diabetes, dropsy, piles, nervous debility, -*- "i*MJfor1tophletlM*A""TW"' holesale Agents, Victor! A CO., Nrw Wenlralnst-nr: T. McNKK* LEY, Ladner's Landing: H. McDOWKLL SCO,. HA8TINGSSAW MILLCO..THE: VANCOUVER DRUG CO., Vancouver; W. B. MopA^TNEYj ft BRQ.,Vancouver and Kainloops; J, B. LOVELL Tale; W. CO., Kumloops. :i hi -'• -. 't(wm98jrt!.'! TESTIMONIAL! , j i Vancouver, 2fad Jam i*Wfi. . ;mr.';g. RQ^sttiik^fif ;.;'^,^'1', "-, ' . , vahepuyer: ( , " ' , RepresentingQohlle A McCulloch*, ,- QmitfOyt, 8ni.—We (he. nu,( neised the terrible existence the ■JroflL™ ._„ -. , on the 18th Inst, have, after the fife, examined the safes sold hy you, some of which were put to tlie most severe test, > undersigned having wH- lblo Are whioh wiped out of yoang eity of Vancouver, having been snrroanded by large Jjuani ties of lard and bacon, ami V« «re pleam to testify to (ihft remarkable manner In which every Safe sold by yoo prtiserved its contaptst not only books and papen, but also thousands of. dollan In paper money were taken out In perfect condition. We can, therefore, with thegrea*" est confidence, recommend them as thor* oughly tire proof: .. - It. A, Hamilton, for' the Canadian Pacific Railway Company: M. A. MftfiLean. ' ^/.BW«e,8"—J' ■' Mayor; Jobh •) iniij ui, wpuai u.uie^ik^, (ji<i|>oiiuiar*f Ma* glstrate; Rlch'd. Alexander, Justice of the Peace; John Bdultbee, Police Magistrate, City of Vahcohver; Thomoe Dunn, Jnjttlce of.the PeMg; A<&lAjffiL>y&.i Edward E, Rand, Real Estate JlnJKrj B.. Balfour, Alderman; John Rankin, Real Estate Br-1—- rt,*>1-- *- ■«■-■-— td VaijcoilVefsiiji fsimi ... , Innes A Co., Real Estate Brokers: ... «. Ross, Real Estate Broker; Gravely ft Uplnkl, Beat Kstate Brokers: R. 0. rer- guson, M«r. R. C. P. Mills. Jiaoto Fjuanaaminnic-> TTnWI'il. 'i(l:lii*i JUST ARMVKDt $15,000 ST0GE From the prinoipal Houses of Oerinany, Franco, Great Britain, the United States and our great Dominion. , 500 LINES KEPT ON HAND. CAIil. ANi), &'e'_.,MV1., s'iofjk -_$, FORK,YOt PpirJOHiSEi ,., „',,'. s—r' j n .»• noi BdOte aid Saofi, Irom «Ki.apwsr4s. f-elU Rubber 0«oda * Tait-t«__i ri ef alllrtuiU. ,,."'. ''" "," '"" ladles' ill Sept.' Sllepen for Xniaa- the loveliest evor seen. * 81 lines of Ladlet'. HImm'* (Iblld- ren't looti. WM, ROSS, < olenlal lUlel pi«ek« CataaiMa M. | , dWDOlillO ■' Ui .1 ,.,*■ mo*] XTtriCK III HBREBY-niVHH THAT IT Wdaysiafterdato we Intend applying to the Cnleff Commlsaloneru Lands and, Worke -for a license to ottt timber -At**' following deHorlbcdi Inndn, namely, lot* ■umbers ina, S33* 8.10, 837, Id OroMiQne. New Westminster District. Dnted at New Westminster, 87th day ot November, I8M. dnoSTinl rni.i.nt'i.!iAM.'C'oi.i.. . 'kJAiSMUJOO YJCAO 3H1 flftllMtOF TIL' BOlWHBB HOMO leave -ftJ^flM&fifflia oiHfirs: .■:*«* ®W^mfi} ;d-(poHtc ' birt.'rlisfcBV, Master; MARBLE JAVI8 imit, Prepfletor. Monuments, headstones, tombs, ' :''r*AAt«iTSTA-*D' bhokijit*, ffOR. , ' _.riWR_.!M'AttBll*i,^c,' ■ ' mgat a antano.. bj scndloi ofVliatt»»y*»tah.caa*!»*» PWsoris llvmgatoillstal ' -'-"■'- * Mi«l*'fe| -._... ....,.«.- -^aranteeil ._ .. on tke PaeiBo Ooast, and at rsasohal ratwi _-,;B,---fo^toifso^oy^...,: flordon Street, Victoria, 1.0. Opp. St. Andreer1! Fmujiunan Ruife*] mblSte , *, ,., •JC8W«!C« Importer and Dealer In INCLUDING ll.i fibrR*.!, BTO ROCKS, WHITE LKOHORH BROWH LBOl PLTMOl'T ■«,:'. !;.:■'. .■l'._7jfwi U'hllr rr.H^ aiukt-aUads, on <?*,,",^Sffi,?._.,S:"555S!k" Plto.».^U»iulu... ' sBvBinlB and 'Esa*ijsnpplled at low rates, anTall slnok (aaranteed. . r .Royal Aveane, Kast of DenglasSt. *i mli3tc * Xew WestmlRSter, OmI Barker ,: *M-BjS«IIe''IsS|*-s-'0
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