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[The Nanaimo Mail]
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v F 71 Patent Excellent If you see tin t uu your .suck of Pastry Flour You can in* sure that you havo tho boat, for there can h\> no bettor. w. t, heddleTco., grocers. » cat jot* K <** (51 MttniMnhln JLIE" | FROM "DECKAJU TKZPU R, ASHAM, OomertlK) Ijeat T-ea Qllorcfi to illHt-ri-aU nutit.g buyers in Mrii kii Colunibiu, Garden Manager, i FoubTicu llLJ)hi.i:.i Solo Agents B.C. L. °JJ VOL. II.-N0. 157. NANAIMO, BRITISH COLOMBIA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1896. WHOLE XO. We do not Pretend To be giving goods nwny for nothing, but we do chum to sell goods at the Lowest Possible Prices We carry a very large stock in Groceries, Flour, Feed, Provisions Boots and Shoes, Rubbers, Etc. We are offering S-lS^-A.-PS '" •*•*•••■•}' ■>" '*"'os* Here are a few : Good English Breakfasl Tea, 7 lbs for $1.00 Granulated Sugar, I.s lbs for $1.00 Extra Choice Rolled Dais, 30 lbs for $1.00 Very Choice BetlllS, -In lbs for $1.(10 Tomatoes, warranted good, L2 tins for $1.(10 Peas, do do 12 tins for $1.00 Corn, do do 12 tins for $1.00 Leans, do do 12 tins for $1.00 Pumpkins, do do 12 tins for $1.(10 Electric Soap, 20 bars, 65 cents per box Mining Loots, nailed, $1.50 per pair Children's Lace Loots, sizes 7 to 10, 00c. per pail' Children's Laco lioots, sizes 11 to 13, 75c. per pair Boys' Heavy Lace Loots, from 90c. per pair Boys' Heavy Lace Bonis, from $1.05 per pair Women's Lace Boots, from $1.00 per pair Women's, Button Boots, from $1.25 per pair Misses' Button Louis, from 75c. per pair We have a lot oi' Bargains in our Store. See the new Price ' ist Wet Weather Footwear Meil's, Ladies', Misses' apd Ghildrer-j's-w DEFIED THE TURKS. Dr. Lucas' .Meeliii'-s. Highway Robbery in Victoria. „.,.,,, . ~— „ One ot llie bolik-at liii-riu-ay rohheriesl Rev T W Hall presided over a large liritisli Lap tain Larries On Ai-meii- that lias been committed in Una city for audience nn Tuesilav everiinjr in the Y ian Refugees ill Spite of years occurred on Johnson streel MCAhall, the subject being "Those Turkish Soldier Monday night, and that the incident Grasshoppers." In handlinghiBsubjeot did not prove a murder was no fault of. Dr Lucas drew some very excellent les- the robber. Captain U. Delnuehy, sons from the histoi-v of the children ot riie World to- who is mate on the sealing schooner Israel in their journey from tin- land of 'The Forlnna, happened tn lie the unfortun- Egypt to Caiman, tie gave some hard ^Rubbers.*.? .11,(1 It! New York, Nov, 11.- day publishes the following ....... , Bteamsliip Boyne, of the Mercantile ate who suffered at the hands of the I knoitks on those professedly temperanue Steamship Company, of London,arrived desperado. He was ivulking down the people who were always cry!na "you in port on Friday lasl from Gibraltar sheet tu liis room in the Osborne house can't do it" forgetting that < lod was and Mediterranean ports. Today Cap- at the corner of Pandora and Blanuhard alwavs on' tne side of right and that tain 1'isher told a remarkable Btory t<> streets at midnight, Not dreaming of right would ultimately prevail, '""••Hector Killirt-ih, Law Otticer Phelps highwaymen in Victoria, Captain Do- He thought the great reason whv the d Special Duty Naval Officei Gin-ley, h hy was walking along leisurely temperance cause did hot make'roore f the uustoms department as to why he close to the fence when he suddenly progress was because of the lack of back- ail entered port without a manliest, received a knock-down blow on the head bone on the part uf the men. Buthewas he liritisli steamship Boyne lay at from a sand bag in the hands of a man, triad to see the women of the country iichor off Smyrna, Turkey in Asia, on who tripped and pushed bis victim at waking up to the fact that if tliere is to Octoher lOlh. There had been several the same time. Dazed am! almost sense- hu anv advance on these lines, it must riots in Smyrna thn 'lour days be- less il aptain fell heavily to lhe be done by the women. He though*, tin at m Ppnnlp9Q Stfli 1 Victoria lj Crescent. Gasl7 Boot aijd Sftoe Store 17 ai*d 19 {*on(ipci*cial Street E. E. G. Joiinsoij, Mgt (T -er y -. r -*4 f >>. ,.„.. ' »•'«• lhe din ol' uiiuther conflict reach- ground, when his assailant systematic- answer of a little kIH to a question pn H \/\ !"">-./l \i I'O 'Vs-L ei1 »'>e ea'-s of the lioyno'B captain about ally went throuttb his pockets, relieving to her "What was w 1 adeof," hei I < > iVfl fi Us. F\ I B 1 1 seven iM-l.al; in ihe evening, ami the him of between twenty and twenty-live answer being "Und put man to sleep am •^ a v «. .j*.—jr v ^ \j- ax. A\. J cries oi the victims assassinated came dollars, together with his watch and a took out his backbone." A good orie. over the water, An hour afterwards a valuable seal-tooth charm. Though Stiw The meeting »n Wednesday evening small boat came alongside the British pelied and unable to help himself Capt. was In the Baptist church, and, consid" steamship and an aged man I-egged per- Delouchey realized all the time what ering the very stornivevening, there was mission 1.0 go on board. With him weir was happening him, anil struggling to a good turn out, tbe 'church being corn- six uthers, three of them women, all bis knees as tlie highwayman was de- fortablv filled. Kev VV A Gunton pre- Armenian refugees. Captain Fisher parting, cried, "I know you." This sided and Dr Lucas gave an excellent assented, fed them, cared for them and Seemed to infuriate his assailant, who talk ou "Fox and (loose." Mr \V Luem cave Ihem the protection of the British exclaimed, "If you do I'll kill you." also contributed selections during the nag. Captain Fisher said he was hound Witli this he dashed at thecaplain knife evening. for America aud in order to be on the in hand, and made 11 deliberate thrust Although it rained very heavily Dr . sale side lhe refugees registered as pas- at his heart. The captain hy sheer good Lucas had a full house lasl, night to listen sengers. luck warded oil'the blow with his hand, tu his popular lecture on "Shots from "jSotlong afterwards a boat load of receiving a great gash in the palm. The the muzzle of a gun." ill were enter- Turks under an officer rowed iu along-, highwayman thinking be had killed his tained, and learned, as well, many uie- I side and the forces came aboard, Capt. man, made off with lightning rapidity ful lessons. Fisher admitted he had the refugees on and ('apt. Delouchey managed to reach Dr Lucas gives his li mil lecture tolas ship, but refused to deliver ihem his lodging quarters, where llis wounds night in the Y M C A hall at 8 o'clock. over, lie drew up bis crew of brawny were dressed and attended to. He does men, and the Turkish officer said tiiey not kuow the man who held him up and . 01 would give the Britisher until morning cannot see how ii was known he had Anniversary Services, to turn over the Armenians. Alter the money on him, for he does not make a on Sunday next anniversary Turks left the vessel Captain Fisher practice of carrying it. ' • ,',* , ,', • ', ,.- ,'.' * manned tt boat and moved stealthily Capt. Delouehev's robbery is not the services Will be held in the Wallace from the ship to secure assistance. He 1 only one of recent nights, which give Street .Methodist Church. Services visited an Italian man-of-war, and the evidence uf plenty of work in store for will be preached bv Kev. W. W. commander denied his right to inter- the police. On Hillside avenue 011 Mon- Baer. of Vancouver. On Monday, lere. \\ hen nawn came the Mliineapo-' dav evening a pedestrian was held np »i ... ,, , ,- ,,, -,, • lis appeared. Captain Fisher told ids und relieved of *1.50. lie philosophic- Nov. 16, the Ladies Aid will give story and Admiral Tims. (). Selfrldge, j ally explains that it was all he had and , their annual supper nnil concert. Nx -»t -*r t*i 1 -. i***'8"'1*' "We'll give you all the assist- therefore he did not consider it worth Slipper will be served from (i:ci0 to -a\J\ \I() ance you want. You'll take the refu- his whileao offer resistance to the party g, After which llie following pro- V"\ 1 \ Y-\ I l\ I \ / geea safely out uf th s port if I've got to seeking it. ... , b ' A*AV^ I iburd the town.'" 1 _ ■.,» . gramme will ne given: "The admiral ordered a barge wiih a i The Railway Meeting. Part 1. Chorus, Wake the Song, detail of marines and blue jackets over . 1.,,,,,. .,,„, , .„.„„..„.„„ „,„...„„ Choir; address, Kev. W. W. Hair; to the British ships, wiih orders to bold | Js ^AC&ttU solo, selected, Mrs. Pine,,: GRAND CONCERT •"-'OBALrh ii) aid of life IN MAHRER'S OPERA HOUSE SILVER 60RNET ilu„ ,. , ,',,' , .,., . V was neiu in tne uouncll cluinitiers on nwi sum, seiei icu, jus. imcii- "msur;,,":;:;:, ,TL 1! was;;::;::; '^<y^^••<-;■<-^sru driBh; VOcai duett, Mrs. w. E. n":ill.1*,,'.,:,H,y;,,,1i tw '"-.."V ^^r*«M.&ted^ {'t) a,Kl,,Mi:s rr?;s°:ga" er escort ol the .Minneapolis, i'he , ..* K , ,,, ,,„„,.,.,.,.,.,,.,.,,,,,„, , , solo, ll'cm Dr. bpark, l'l'of. Spear, Armenians Imve just landed on Ellis is- « ■ ^ .-*»1-"-«"' secretary ot the meet- ^ ^ > ' ^ jVRt J. 8 H bind.—Victoria 'limes Ml'MlTl'Al, COUNCIL. Davison. 'art 11. Quartettp, Prof. Spear, oacke [Ires?; We arc showinga Very Choice Selection of each ofthe above ofthe Very Latest Styles. 1 Ladies' aid C Are the "lost Fashionable of the Season. edrjesday, Nov. 18, ism, The I-ea<Iii*i> Vocal Talent of the (;ity v.'ill participate 4 few' Reserved Seats, 7~> ets. ■Adipissiop to rest of HoOse, 50 els. nig. .Mr. Andrew Haslam said that he had - a deep interest in the matter, for he felt ML was of the j-reatest importance that! m , , i i, , l„ ,, • -lens should Iih l-il-.-n lo s, ,.i,n. ih,. iaisi Mot t isliaiv, Job iisoii and Breiitoii; An adi ned mectnit! o the Man- 8lcps siiouui ue niKen to secuie tneousi* ' cipal Council was held on Tuesday even-1 !,uss,,,ftl,e minea '""' Nanaimo. Mr. vocal solo, Miss A. (.laholm: piano intr, .Mavor Uavis \td. Bindley "obins hud had u route surveyed which solo, Oft in the stilly Night, Freddie 'Vestw I, I'hoita, .Morton' and xij' was suitable for u narrow gaiiiie railway Fisher; vocal solo," Miss Doheson; Donald were present. In*in jNanainu he .Nanaimo Lakes; , , ., ,,. ,,. (; ,- i The Bv-laws passed at Monday's J? Nntimit; to liranite creek; thence to vocal 8010 Mre. H . 1,. trreen, Ood meeting 'were ..-considered, and ,„, China creek. This proposed road would save the Queen. millions were liuuliv passed and ordered ,'"" •'"'ougb the centre ol the section ol Admission to the Slipper and io i e puhlisheil. ' country where some prospecting lias concert 50 cents, Tie- Council I hen adjourned to Mon- ' '".'''" c'"lu'' 1U1<I where vast i*tittutitiea of dav ..cxi, -high grade mineral exist. Mr, llaslam " " ^y.*+. _ expressed himself in favor of a narrow The Approaching* Band Concert and Miss Roberts iefl on Wednesday Igua-e*, which was preferable in amount- Ball hn- T-H-, on ' ttlnuus country, and it would also enable Iiram-h lines to he run ut a moderate {■•" I... *ram as arranged bv the No Mr. .1. 11. Eurle, of Victoria, is up cost, to the mines, saving transhipment on a business visit. naimo Silver Cornel hand for next Wed- lieuveeir'the "mines' 'and "the" proposed IK':*'1'1-'' ,li'-'111 sU""1'} n0}, fttil "' allrT't smelling works to he located in this ■' Im,>'1' audience. 1 he lost part of the .Mi's, lil I more came over from Hlv. evening will he devoted to music and Vancouver las; evening. for. McKechnie. Mr. Thos. Kitchen, a more attractive and varied prog-aiu /;s*Si r—ti f 'a tu a t ^.li'iii CRESCENT STORE. Nanainio, 1>. (]. ity Auction Rooms KOK NKW COOKING STOVES MB RANGES Mr. W. McGregor, Mr. U. I-'.fane, ami h'.i? rarely if ever been proniised to the I* .,, , . ., several others were favorable to the pro- music loving puJilic of ^anai In VF;it"R,TAPT "P Cl I I 111011 ntiPaillfi Mill I ft Position. A motion was made thut the ,"8 connection we would druw tttteri- _ZL\\\\\\zLZZZtzZ. ' L11IUJ* '.HtdinMlI|- \j\J, ^hsoribersmakeappilcHtiontothePro* "."" to the name a Mr. K. W. Dyke of Al plii-i'i. (Ill« week Uml ilcly I'liiiiit-laioii. a, OKELL & MORRIS' PBESERVESBK Ti,y ARE ALL RIGHT. Ka THE PUREST AM) BEST. Mnile imiii Soloci l-'niii mul Ciiiii- Siimir. Tho iociiH'SI run- |g oxerelseil in holr nrciaira- llun nn I uxijinslte eleiinll a nb-orvuil. Wi ly iiinki e .| mlity tlm bust- |_WHY BUY CHgNW _BjmrjKEll& MQRRIS*. They are thePurest and Bestl BEE OlJIt SEW LINK OF Famous Perfections and Empire Jewel Stoves Itemomtior all nur Stavcn are | cr- siillillly tiuni'illlli'i-il nnil ]-i-|iliu-i-il il imi uuilruly sutibfftetory. ulo ngoiil tor iin* Oront a. 1*1 o H O Perry Air-Tight Heating Stoves 5 J. H. GOOD AUCTIONEER O For Wholosonie Vegotiiblotj of nil kiiul- ili.it uro in season get tliein al .... 1)1 (iGAVN.... who will rail on you mul' every week. Listen tor liis Ml. Goot] Potatoes, 'I.**!', per hundred. Of British Columbia, Limited *""hl1 Parliament for incorporation and Vancouver who has kindly consented a charter to build a line of railway from to conie over and assist, ins pent le- llenil (lll;cc and Wharf—Vancouver Nanaimo to Alberni via Nanaimo'Lakes "l;l" has l""'- occupied, and deservedly, 1 to il inst place in the musical history Onions KM) His 11 I OS., _.!(•. for #1.05. Store—Day's Old Butcher Shop, Nicol Street, O 2*. M o CO NORTHERN SETTLEMENTS S. Comox sails from Go's wharf even and Nittiliat, The loll, ap- if Va neoiiver, and Me are sate in savintr Dry Footing Is the only voyaj-e Ihat is g I for Ihe health. Warmth is worse than mllhin-i wltlinul dryness. Wei fei I may brinn on any number of ailments Wear!nil our Rubbers in had weather guarantees dry footlnn. Our Rubbers are high, well made, durable, and Impervious to dampness. Try the Oriinhy Rubbers at ORR & RENDELL'S Central Hotel Restaurant I vegetables j NOTICE. lill ANV QUANTITY Ol'. HALIBUTS A Nil SPRING SALMON AT _ .^r^M.tltSirs FLSII MARKET Do You Want to Borrow ? 5SOP, rcpnvnlilo monthly In 8-yoitrs, ni*$; nil 1,000 roiiiiyjibomoiitlily Insyenra,nt $JB,nn M-nhl-ica of nil kin,is ronnlroil 2,000 rt'imMiulo nioiitlilv In 8 yean, in f.'ln.nn nollco, nml ivork giinranlcctl liy TIIE ONLY EXCLUSIVE Sewing Machine Supply House in British Columbia la nl 20 Victoria Crescent V'horo NcetllO", im.I for nil ninko! HI. ami AttnohmelHa cnn In* 111' III,trlll!,r>. slinrt (iiln-r „-ii,.nuts in proportion. Lonna innile only on Kl rst Mnrtgtl-nj nil liiiprnvi.il Town III I Ity PrepiM.v. KwriiAiti.i: SAViNoa, Loan an'H ill'll.l.lMI .\ -l-IATIeN, L'l I'lil-nlitii St., Torolltll Olio, I.. SCllK'l KY, Agent, i'liuin -No. 11, Johli8luU JJluek. Sei-niiil HumI Min-lih lunre. line an n tnJJ A. W. LELONG oi far wilt ni ii low Sunday, Nov. 15, 1896 .Mid-day Dinner from IJ to 3 o'clock, TWH.VI V-KIVI-: I'KMS. BILIjOK PARE. sol rs : Cream of Tomato kisii: Ten Icrloin of Sole, Spanish noil. ED! Ox Tongue, with Puree of Beans IIKI.ISIIKS: Celery, SU.MIS Shrimp KN"rni:i-:s: Ox Tail Saute and Green Peas I'l Mr! oi Heel and Mushrooms French Liver I'm Roast HOISTS : Sirloin of Beef and Brown Potatoes Leg of Mutton and Dressing Leg nl Pork and Apple Same Slnll'ed Mallard Duck and Jelly VKOKTA11I.K8: Boiled and Mashed Potatoes Strim* Beans Stewed Tomatoes Any person s«>IIiiijr oi* otherwise disposing of KEGS, BOTTLES, or TAGS belonging to the Union Brewing Company will be prosecuted. W. K. NORMS, See. Nov. 18, 1800. NOTICE. The luljoui'iii'il meeting of tho Liberul Association will be hold in Room No. 22 in llie Johnston Block on Tuesduy Evening, the 1 Tth Jusl., nl S o'clock, „ : pointed a provisional directorate to take lll:lt his s"1,,? "" *I,B tvn" *■'•" '''"•" "rh i *, all neecs-iiv ,,,,.! i,,.,,,.,, ,• ^ s loseeio,. treat to all who have the good lorlune Mi-Si av a a In ol oil eo Is -in, ao ot i t ss.il \ (ill iniini.. I \ su-ps lo sn nu- - i • i ,' , isiann, . i-iii,„, .,„il ehiia,.,.. to he iireseu . lie «ill also accompany Wk r. I?«nd"i u, dr^er, ando I >'-" 'i l^h.nl^v' Mclr,,,,,, J „ on thl Cello Mrs W. K. Greene In her Is u I Corira i- lie Isl, , i v, D»via I"1'" Mi,lll<'1' ""* Kitchen, vocal solo. In this number we may dezlslin Shoal Ll hlinn I A -- l1'"""', T \\ Glaholm, W K Leigh- "ls*' ^P6"' Bometbing exec lent from I- l-t i,T ,, 'll ' ,i ion and Dr McKechnie. * « mnai«l stand The other 1 .\ i III , I 1111 I JilU I HIM 11(1, IjllUini- ,.,. . . , . iiiiitM-ta fin tin in*, nr i-i in ■, i -t -i« nil i* boroiiirh Inlet Salmon River P,iri \„ : llie meeting then adjourned to the names on tin program comprise out on u*.n nm , . aonoii i,n, i, i ni >,.- .. . , ,:.■., ' host oca amateur talent who lend Mile, and sails everv 1-ri.lav at 11 a. in. ''"'''"". "1,M'"'- .. , ,. .,,,.:, ...il,,,,!,!,.. a i ■•, .......... In nr, m li lu fnr wav -is and Shn.il llu- e-illi,,.,.,, A meeting of the provisional directors t ieirvainauiei.8 l"a itnnieinpri m n ig I! ne , - eve' i, --I * " «*as held immi itely alter llie general "'*-* •*•- "'terwi pi an institution, the • * l"'" meeting, when thefollowingoHlcers were members of which have spared neither MOODYVILLE AND NORTH VAN- elected: President, Andrew Haslam; money, time, nor trouble, to raiae their Viiv-l'rcsiilenl, Win Mct-iri •• Seen- organization to lis present high and tarv-Tieasnrer, W K Leighton; So.ieii- enviable position, I he Hand will ren- ors Yarn t ,v Young derchoiceselectionsatintervalBthrougn- Ii waa decided to adopt the narrow ont the program. U the conclusion of •1:-", guago svstem, and ihat notice ol applic- ll"' Concert a Ball will be given asan- Htlon be sent in at once so as to appear uounued, for which excellent music is in tiiis week's Gazette. provided by tlie committee in charge. The secretary was also instructed to _ . , , * • * ,,— write the Provincial Governmenl Catarrh Menus Danger. '.' through the city member, asking them to Because If unchecked it -wav lead di- t-iu acconiiuonation on Oos wliarf, name a date wlien it would be conveni- rectly to consumption, Catarrh la //. //. DARLING, Manager. cut for them to receive a deputation caused by Impure Mood. This fact in Telephone (H l'.o.Box771 from the promoters to discuss the ques- fully established. Therefore, It Is use- tluu of a railway to tlie mining districts less to try to cure catarrh by outward CORPORATION In this vicinity. applications or inhalants. The true __„ _..„ ' -»•«- way to cure catarrh is to purify tlie i-il-iiiiiiii-m V-«** blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla, the great rni' i in » i \' i 11 i m m n ' Olllppillg IicVVb. hlood purifier, cures catarrh hyltspower I \\\\ ill ' T i . to drive outall Impurities from the blood. 1 .Vl.V-ll.liU, I). I, TagKlldonanwaslnportonWednea- V sands of people testify that they (|HV ' have heen perfectly and permanently . :.' ,, ,, . . , ... , cured of catarrh bv Hood's Sarsaparilla. 4 J$Y»1 V \\ Ss. R. nnnsmnir arrived nn Wednesday evening wilh a large consignment of * * * TO AMEN'D THE "REAL ESTATE freight. The Victoria train was two hours TAX BY-LAW, 18DU. Ship Ell well has sailed to load coal at late tmlay, on acioiinl of a wash* the x V CCo's. wharf. ou( near the tunnel, It is reported WHEREAS it la deemed advisable to Ss. Aztec arrived early on Thursday tluit one of the long bridges i* extend the lime al whieh lhe rebate from San Fracisco, and is now loading ,„-_•,-,• „„..,,. ., . ,.,,... I «a s i it 11 a >\ .i \ . i eases on the payment oi taxes on Iieal j coal, Estate in the Ciiy of Nanainio, The Quadra leaves for Queen Charlotte The corporation workmen nre Be it, therefore, enacted by the Jlunl- Islands lo look after illegal fishing by now engaged making some needed t'orpoiatii : the American vessels. COUVER FERRY. I.--a\-es M lyville—8, 9:16, 10:15, 12 i 2:4 and .",:-)."] p, in. Li lives Vancouver—8:35, 1:15, p.m, 8:15, 5:16, and H:2 I, Calling at North Vancouver each way, exceplinu the noon trip. Tugs and scows always available for towing und freighting business, Li st November, ism Section for all purposes as the "Real Estate Tax ■ I , Amendment By-law, l'-il)5." Passed bv bpecilll nnd liupoi'ttiut bust* the Municipal Council on the 0th duy ol uess will come bofore tho meeting November, isou, All Liberals killdly invited. ' ^considered, adopted and finally passed by the Municipal Council oil the RALPH SMITH 10th duy of jSTovember, 18B0. i n ,it vnu i i '.: ,> , impovements on Victoria Crescent, ,. ^'■•••i:;!' 'V Th"U 11 , , "R°al •'•-> »"" -'>" tfipstVaiit-ouvereve'ry ; "•« tl» Scotch Bakery. Estate ;-\ liv-law*. loHu 8 hereby tiui- c„„,in-, *• * r - • • ,• i i ,1 , ,, • ■ ,; ; ,i j!,,! if r »i**)(*ay.- A fjiir-sizt'i aui ence attenueil the I'lH th 1 I iv list'r II1LF 111 thU III lit' OI ,i ti i . ,„.i . the saidseetion lhe words "on „r before i »~ pl'e,r» S°"8„e, ?f j-"fiin* l«'.*.Vlu^ ''" the Is, dav of December, IS9U" instead : Mr G A Forest, the nurseryman from I'/"'!":' "" of labio Roumni byAjden "' ""* ^ "°» «■ '--' "» Ll -1«y ot V, over, informed a M.„. represent- J-^ ^"1^ a^wlSged alive thai he had shipped over ltillll fruit ices to Bella Coola, the first, ship (trees to that thriving settlement. this I'v-law- mav I, cited trees to Bella Coola,,ihe first shipment £««»■«.o^»^pj»^^M DKI Klt'l': Chni'oliile Cream Pmldlni Boston Cream l'n.- J lot Mince Tie Henry Ucurgli, Secretary pro tem. Whatever may he objeuted to Socialism in its exliemesi, t'orms, it has at le.ist the meril ol lessening mitiuiiat prejudices and aiming al the dlsbandment ol ai a lies nnd the suppression oi war.— .1. II. DA VISI IN, Mayo M.l'. 1 s ~'~ Ao.vM Thompson-, ' Hood'8 Pills are the best family oalhartio and liver medicine. (Jenlie, reliable, sure. i rendered purls whicli elicited applause Mr. .1. R. I'aslon of Toronto, repre- and did much to make it interesting. senting the Barber & Ellis Co., was in Willi the exception of the serpentine town on Tuesday. skirt, dance, no specialities of interest ,,- , ,, , i ,, , , ,,. ,,- were Introduced, Taking the play all , s iop IVrr wen to \\ ej e ou on ., , , . , ,, , ' ,* i Wediiusilav through it waa fairly well rendered and , seemed to meet with appreciation. May's Mrs. Green has reluiued home to orcheatra furnished the music. Khuine after a brie visit to he, mother T, ,„ , , , , w Q Mrs bilbert, Selby street. .,,,. 0„ Sunday aflernooiuwxt. Rev, Dr., I.m-as, and Mr, Wilfred Lucas, arestuvlng with Mrs. Barrett of Mis Millar and family of twelve child- the Franklin 'House, Dr. Lucas will I ron arrived over by the Joan lust even- preach in Wellington on Sunday, and Ing, en route to Union to join her hu* will be in Wes.tniii.8ler next week. band, who has been there some tinje. a a i mm?tarn .■■■" ~ ■ , i. ■e.i-1 Mary's Lamb. Mary had a little I b, Its fleece was wniie as pnow ; And every year she solo the wool, For ready cash, you know. Then she would count tlie dollars o'er As children often do; Then pm them in the su rings hank, Where interest would accrue, Then Marv raised up oilier lambs, II o,*|.i send io sel I; For do n.e ,,\ ii iu your head That Mary was a fool. She'd heard the politicians talk i If Bvndieate and pool. Till aviiricu seized her very soul And changed il i, lo wool. Then Mary tlinughl lhe matter o'er. And loruied 11 plan s i nice; If others had no liuuhs to shear She'd get a better price. Her uncle hud « blooded dog, Protection was hi- natne: And be wouhl rather worry lambs Than any other name. So Marv teased her [Jncle Sam To-jive the dog to her, Till li mill v he did consent To lei her have the cur. iv li soever ih-' Lord loveth he determination revealed in this name of Baruch Memlinger. There I The Most Complete Stock ehastenelh, failed to soothe or patient and gentle matron. came a burst of applause from the! console him "Am I not right, doctor? Do you students. Rachel loaned eagerly of Vet in tho midst- of their toil not u«ree with meV" she repeated, forward, with eyes aflame and a nnd tribulHlion tliere tv,ia,ieleamlai,.x,-"u!,1-v. deep.glowm her cheeks. _ Where j n„„J__.J Whon 1);'. Vollliliilin "No," answered the doctor, in llis was he? What became of him? '" -l"-v- '* '"'" '"'• ■t!"",,mn!deep bass; "I agree with David." Slowly Baruch disentangled him cnini; in the evening; to m-iriirt The next morning, when Itachel self from lhe crowd of his class- Diivid, i'iichel would cease from (l.v.,|*P| .|„. culled David, but re- males and inounled the stage, lie j-i - - - her luhor, and with it face Uml ceived no reply. She culled again was (all and straight, and even tlie U 1*1 1*111 Cj ll 1 I'l (VO seemed glorified with ilinterniil und with n dawning lerrordrew the most prejudiced could not deny L 111 J I liol I 1 I I wio pride and happiness lislen In ctirluin aside. David's bed wa- Ihat he'was handsome. There was O the poetic leo-ends of Greece, or empty, and Darnell's peddler's pack some! hi ng open and candid in his hour h,-r David repeal (thoiijrli "■■•■< also iK'.'.o. In n fever of naita- face which was very attractive, and iund ts) the sonor- ,|"" ,slle "["itetHiir him in the even- in his eye- ,, noble resolution and ,. ,, ■ I , ... ., ni'', but she wtiuci in vain, lhree courage winch Jews rtirelv acuuire oils verso ,,1 Ovid nnd Virgil. , r , , , , ,, :.f", . ,- ,-..:,..., ^.. .. IX TIIE CITY, AT Jas. McGregor's lavs "passed, and she gave notice to outside of tno Uniled States of '• the police. But whether the police America. "The very image of his °* ''"' lilsk ■■'Inch I loctor had „,.,.,. hnilted in their inijiiirics, or mother," Ihouglil Dr. Vollmann.as iissiiined; nnd lie, when he hnd ihey thought thul Jewish peri* ho gassed with n glow of pride at luken llie soundings of David's dlei" more or less mude little differ- hi- pupil. Ilect, lind nol Ihe limit lo ence, ihey failed lo furnish a clew As Baruch mounted ihe stage, Victoria CrCSCCHt. iii. n her. He saw how she io his whereabouts, lie waste* arrayed in cap and gown, another ' ' L , I and l.i-enthcd and lind lier P"-'led in the newspapers among hurst of applause gneted him; and " CRITERION" |l(,i i„ ihis one hope, nnd he "mysterious disappearances," bul after having saluted lhe president, II Her i.ll'ord lo pour his "..ihing came of it except some an- he began to rccilo his lain, vale- Daofimnonf a Pg-j-r* Unjinn .. . onymous oilers, des gned lu extract diolory poem. I o Kachi 1, hough '.•lultlUI all I alia UIIUU ilUUOu •ixnvledge nil.i tl.e sieve ol he u> -1., * . i i. 1 ml understand n word, it ' Tnii«i!lted m^nval'v' '*'' ,)iV,,il"1('S |lm".lu ■•".'■"*■ 'hi* |{;i.*t'.ci. recovered fr his indis* wa-1 uliful, ravishing, glorious. Till all ihe lamhs, eicept iier own, noble end h line inother ol her iiimi ju^t in lime l irso his 11 sounded in her ears like lhe Were driven (ur awuy. I'lllsiiin. ll iioclllTi'd mother liii'nii-ih a lony and serious sweclesl niiisic. Her eye.- were .,„,,,,,.,., ci, i,.„„ „f ,i„ I" him, imi once, luit n hundred iilm—s. If il had not been for lhe belli upon the slime, and her hah'- . I ic , u o w , u c cn ,,.,, c I, "I I , 'c I"" ' I Iiihtdiiq in nun«ii cm,1 \ I lend no Sundav School 11,,..- ,-.,,...,..... I ,',...,,, V,,,,,,,, \I.w. ■ : . . : ■ : . : ■ i. -, 1.. * '^ • I' i , . i i i , , \ I I Co.iiMunci.il. Stiibut, i ii Ill I l.ani li, as ho sal aid received ll-'-Ill Anion Mo- npen lips Seemed eagerly to inhale y\^or Because they cun't'iillord l -lollies u-it|, |,js |,.m,| undel' hi- chin, cnihal and lhe Hebrew beiievolenl every syllable, II w his strong, Meuls, •_'.„•. 1 upwards ttt *i b,:::;::,:;:.:;:;;::',, rs , irr.Ka:!--. rLr'ys.K.N^i^x^^^^^^ «*■ akeuptoth8 fact that if you invest NOW in Shares of good reliable ■ .,,.,,',.'■'. inaiiii be-iirred himself in ihcir he- il.ou.iht, lhe look of lhe genilenian, Spring Chicken always ou hand, nllii.siiui was a far h,If, and mude llieir wunls known, lhe man m culture lho free. Will, diamonds in her hair And i nui ir says she soon will wed V "lone'' lui 11 ion:, i ,-e -J.A..M.. in The Coming Nation. ,,,, ,- .., |.„- and nunc nciierou-ly "i have deprived your niolher ,.l strong, w.dn-v.sioned man who hn, iu his lazy, upulhotic be*'dearest hope, he saul one even- in him Ihe ixrowlh Unit will enable lie Wasn't In It. , ,er. ing to iJuruch. "I did it i ■•lili.-r I lo reach in li the uli T,.. Philpott's Toilinto CatSlll They bulb a line church ul his verv Dr. V„ an-, sir. lo relate, ulely, hecause I wus right. I could stnllira of man! d. God has ' door: „. .!,.-,.„,-„.., i„,?i. vi, „i! not dn otherwise. It would have hearkened to her prayer, she had IP- wns'nl in il 25c. and 5Uc. per Bottle, i ( bv profession a.•lcrkinnNi.il h nm u" o,„erw,se. u w.uii.i ..,.v..- ,..-,.,,,.■„,■.. „...,-,,„.,., e,. .-,„.„„„ Vvein'ii. eroeerv -'ore ivlwro |,„ ended 111 .1 blllerer disilp tmeill not lived in vain. Th^''1 -'I"> ,',,■,.,;: „ , .' ,';, ..'"',.,;;' lh„n thc present one. lim v,-„, All was blurred to It.nchel's vis* 10 I'ie'w'i.sn'i in it. prof,,,, l, ier, whose inint- l'"n"!h -v"" r,,!,M make „m.-iids ion, nnd a luminous midst -.-,-, 1 We Never Sleep. Open Day and Night. Let them worn lor themselves ns he bud ,,,■ , is ,„, "The Keimhlie ,,f' 1>I„- 'o her for her disappointment. «Ha9,,,,rk^^ri,,,,en l.'ea'riv' i;:.:;';!i'!,,,.Wi'; V. S; t "''''Vou'V,ayt:,h;:scii;d;,rly,empc,,; turned about as,,„ „ dremn, There [g ^ (]JJJ)APEST Y0U S^T^ tO Hiake Big PrOfitS, prevude the air ahout her, Shi >" cried' ilaruch, his eyes Felt faint and strangely tremulous ' I1 LI V UL\T bliiz" will; eiithusiiism. She heard a voice in her ears, and * l''J UJjkjJ ies nearly iieipiiied weiiihi ng oul su rnr and nml issei, Acarrinseswcpt down (he -tree', one and keeping w.ilcli over the turnips Ih- iviisn I in it. .1 cab ages '-ii tl.c slilcwalk, ment, which David had not. I will s I two men before her. I! ruiich nnderlake lo teach you moro in one in his academic gown, pressing and year than I could have taught him kissing her hand, nnu al his side .. eon-:.u,1 Maimer m the iuncru ir.inoiui'S. made a dispav; , • , ,-. , , , He was in it. ' ' l»''"'**"''' mnl ott by firm leal band- St Peter received him with n ho..I. and of sl reel boys. lie was livum in a bell. stale - I pei'pelti.il wai fare w ith ti "My friend you have purchased a lickci ,,, „:.,■.,■',- ,',,- .,.,;..,. ,, , |;!1, ,.,v:i .,. a heaul.iful resonance in your soul pan of slnewil, alert eves, \\ 111. 1 stood „ -mail ll.i-hly dressed mm, TllC M&M Mm lid "lint I am loo old, Baruch oh- with lin^t* seals on Ins watch-chain. - :led. I Ic was holding his band on one "No, you arc not, There is such side, and smiling at her oul of a o a .Willi i.\ ML it-,'*' who spared „,', fo>'all that is grenl 1 good. That sceme.l singularly familinr. [iroves that you arc yotlim. .Molher, she bear,I Inn, say Ami sii, after long nnd earnest "molher, I really believe you don't discussion, it was resolved thai Ha- known,,', I'm „ broker now in SMAET& THOME, 1 he Popular linkers. And !—>*£* r: Chicpo, l.ois ,,i chinkl Yo. shall have an easy timo n nml ber." "I lav id! my I lavid!'' she cried and st retched out ber band-. llu to — well Your elevator goes down in a miuu.. 11,. „-,,-, i„ j,, eliorl to i, UK* as nnseraiili ■- 11"''i. M. We'll.. as coin 1 lined iligenui y ami in a lieu could make it. If lie had spoken ■ er lOmilish, i; i- ,,.«.,ii,|,. lie rucli nhould uiko David s place, mi :: have imnn ,ve,l his loi; and v- if he had been miytliing bul what llaruch entered Columbia Collie wa- n Polish .Jew he might lege nhen he was twenty-two years „. ,,,,,,,,,, iino.-i-ii iinvrci'v have found soiuewliere a more con- old, and lie was gradu.ilcd al , ... II.1AI.MAU II.Mil,III I10\ I'jSh.N. iii Ihe hand- loll ll'iinal her -lues. ;\ tal niche, whicli would n t have Iwentv-six. It was coiieedod hv , ,,, ,, , , , ,, i ,,-, ,, , , -,'■ ', ile.'ilblv pallor nversfreai her face. Agent for tlie t nllcil Hro limiiriineo Coninani IllVi Ivcil daily enlll.-lon Willi lie all Ihit he was Ihe inns' brilliant ,, , • ' , , , . , ., ■■'« '■■■■ ■'•-' ' ... ',..., i .- i Her heart had cea-ed lo beat. Hie (Harper's Monthly Magazine.) \\ harf-Kats. Ilul, lh„ugh few ol scholar in In- class, and he was |mj •,•„*, of .-,„, iy ns know it, there is in this ci'y of uppointcd lo deliver the valedic* ■ '< . ,ii • New Vork a large foreign prnli-iar< lory. iir. Vollninnn, who in ibe \\'.,-'l-i p j ,»,-», >.. t,',-,,r A very vnluiiblo acquaintance ial of eultui-c, and it isby nomeaus mean wl bad bee instuclor " 0] iA KCPUUl"Sl which Harucli liiudo in the Hux- .,, , ,, ,-;,,,, ., ,,,,,-t of u- fancy in llreck in an uptown school "Discovery upon discovery and , ter Street tenement was a Polish to lit I . doctor of philosophy -"ii- (where no Wharf-II ils in yed invention ii| invention have Ml?. ,1, A. THOMPSON Jew named ICplirniiii Vnlliuniiii, i ; red 1, i-rriiiii and cabbage," or-an him), was cslreinely proud of his neither lessoned the toil of those ll,lvl"-''"mi'te uioei-i-ctiniinr the Arlington u doctor of philosophy from the ex-pud r m" Helu-ew wiehlinutl pupil's nccomplisli nls, and pro- who most need re-pile, nor hroughl ,.,!,'!,',,,,"1',,,,,^ i,',!!,'.'!''',.",^; ,',r,!i',,|l,'",'i'''n"',l"i.,"','',! University of Warsaw. Thev ' ■ ■ ■ ■ jaiiiun ul a downtown p ied for him a great career. plenty to the poor," I lenry I le urge, nml runnbiy vntenntn imveicni nml utiivn. met-repeutcdly on the stairs, nnil ";' N'evertheless, K.iehel, who ycl "Wo hung l'utle ihieves," but we Til 1: crisixi: linnlly fell into conversation. Aboin the middle oT April an in -ricved over lhe ili.-appearance ol p., |,j,; ,,,,,.. ,,.,.•■ ij,,rmiln p,-,,. i> pro*i.le,l over by Mm.Tliimni.m „i „„. -,., ,'■ n "* , 1 ■ccillTod llich a 1- noi u 1; ii- David, found il hard lo -nb-lituc ..„»!,< Talileil'llnlo roun lly provlilcil wiih nil tii J J['. \ I tl I III !l 11 11 U'lK .'I Ji . Ir Al ri¥i HIS 5l c. c. Mckenzie, o'w! Land Agent and Conveyancer, ,\.\|i ACCOUNTANT. OFFICKl l-'liovr STIIECT, NANAIMO. Town I.,,is mul l'*,irm*fnrSiilo. Mnnoy to Loiui mi Miiriuimi* nl low rutcH. ' lloil I'lro tii-iiouii-e Com ol Mum iii-n-i-. 1-.11U1111.1. [VOIR FELLOW -TOWNSMAN] Will sell to you on terms no other Eroker in British Columbia CAN or WILL. Iiiitiuu was u i nil. ascot ie ,11 eons, inenees ' 1 was I he old, r for lhe ynuii^e ■ .lieiliie. "1 ill.- -i-HMiii. I'liiiiliiiieil Willi 111,- vera I Unli-h courts have de* ■•li'isiuit fiinil«lmil iipiir nts, 1I10 vlnlior lliiiln l£ou have to Fay THEM ALL THE GAE11 DOWN coking man, whose lean slm.p- , , „,,, , ,,,,,,.,;,,, iwr , r„,1L llio I "lire w.i- close V hulloliei 1 . 1,1.1 elded that exlllblllonsof hvpnotism HieHurrotuiillni-n uf tho inimt pluiumiitilcwrlit- in_ 11.111 w .1 LiiiBcii until mi. 11 )o ,rv || hand at iiednliu^ tin'ii I he slur of hope had j*oni '.and -,, , ■ ' niton tlireiullmre, single-hreust- ;,,. ,;,,,; ,„.,- recovered. Dr. Voll- she found it diriieull to kindle it ' :- _ _. . _ . . ed coal Of a markedly foreign matin persuaded Hu.-hel to j-ive he. aj-.iin. She looked long wilh in- >»t every 1,01)0 person" wlindie 111 Kim Ace, ation. l'm-pn-ofbnililln-i IClIV^Cle lb UD lntO I, ihoind, she was on the crcdulilv and doubt ui Harueli's ''-"--land over ill)!) die will-nut leav- - - [•Ut. llis keen beardless face wus •nduliiv and dotibi m Harueli's '•" ""T "" ' IV' t„p,,,,. cj nn npp n,„ „„„ lln-uonrle full of rclineine.it und sad auslec | withdruwnm ii •• eih,rts, lielicviua llu and Dr. mu any property. About8,000,000 IWI. W.00 PB" Mj M« Opwai*. ity, He was tin- modern eipli- she saw David siat in^ou ,i th bis \ nllmann had entered into .1 nene valent of such iiproiiliet as Jere- ' ■ ' ;- '••l* ;"n admirable com- voleul eonspiruey lo deceive her. (I,4S| exist always on the landers nl litutioii. Ali nu 20,0 10,00!) ar iiiiuli, who must have heen 11 gaunt nse 1*1 ic with a decii hn r; C Doon notel 5moil P-a^wr^-' En^Qlmfli ,,;,. biswhol lot thnt she loved llaruch less than ! '• More than hall the natt un I x JU ■*""-- IXUbUl, ■■■|IIBlf S M Mj {M » hi i ; J (& BlBlR nti.nw.ilKiMjsndveriis nt. David, but thc hubil oi yearsto pin "ff<»; !-«•»«*. to about 10,000 jas. bbxsctt. Proprirtar. WBuBWIH bUU ilB tiittjj ti»^ uLJU ■ fllil itiichi'l Lad never seen him displnv nil b r expectations lo the latter I I'1'*' , Cominerciiil SI S'unnlnin 11 (' hud 1 Iticed a certain rijiiditvol Onlinnry prostitutes are hunted .'_.:._!_ -. - ., notice. So that everyone can have an in- I, lieu 1 n'e; -■ ■' .11 IlllVtlllllL', llol ,1,1(1 Voice .ii, , . -oil i < . i i o ' -, i ■ - , 11 , i i ■■ i 11 i , . , no, i.. 11. j o ■ " i u' , ■ 11 , i ' i i 11 ' i i i ^ i. 11 i , ... lhere wns something extruor- ,,,,, .,„, ,.v,.,. ,., ;.,„ . ,,| *.„,,, .,1,-,-t- utiiiude tr which she could* nol down without mercy by the au dinnrily impressive ithoul Vol N,,t tti*ti 1 Uaruch tn»rilies and tho 'unco.pud. Hui iii-inii Mo,-tin.' him si root, ynu would mil iii nud buik after liim, for I i in the ■ i lozei, pairol ii.peiul- bad actually entered the university I'ohtical prostitutes are li ,red by m-oii-tvi' 'rn ibgtqh fpvpcsf 171 IWirtinrv Q-nr. c*o/-»nv*/a *t-\ o •**+■ ' ■illv stop e, i.vi-1 rs, nml decor, did she be;.,,, to have faith in Iii im, 'I'l1 ludmg multitudes, though they fU OhB DhMIJM, IO ASSIS1 TtGi. GSXa lil l/iUllilg' aiLQ S6CUre parL ii,,,',.,, ...... ,-,,i I,,. I,.,, wt b collar-buiions nnl to lind a certain consolation are minutely morn depraved than '"■ "" hi'hisKlauJeu'l^otoncv that was and I i n-.l ' jewelry, Dul' „ mill in watching his development. Ilul ' ■" n,„",'unate and ain,,,-, help- EmancipiHon Ol filial SISVCPV Of tll6 PrOlitS that HlOSt aSSUredlV ' - hi i.,'..'. ! I'":u".**' s, ,,, ,,...,., ' , ° WILL be made, thought Library. startling Harucli fell stroii<-h ttttracted to liim from lho ni-: incut hu first saw kev into the lock of a baru and ".,",., ' ibausiniiiii"." Compared with the Slu-uM huail la ihclruiiaics nt once nail , . . - I" ine men,hers ot llu ,."'ie""K almost brea will, iovous ,-x- conlidencc that slie lif»-t:tti lin'iidlv J"
- 'I citeuieni. II" had actually »..l.l lo nurse this new, faint, and uu 'Ji''i'/"nm,,.ii pio-t.tute is a stunt. |( ,•,.,. i,curly half of In- -n.e!:, and bail certain hope, lor sbe could mil T.ii.i huu 'red industrious in," J. L. PRATT, miserable hull bedi in. Ihey struck various |in ri'.able bargains afford a second disappointment. mado rapid [irogrcss in each with fell iw-pcddlers, who had lake,. Another blow like the lirsl would \""[n "j;i'l|1r,l|B"wir ihey will ,-ucl, luive u other's ni-ipiniiit.ii , iind soon him to be a aivenhorn, but who make an end of her. I, uuu m live iu. fuku ih : s.inie one )',o.Hot311(1. '•■•' Comiiieri-liil tat.. City. became friends. Vollmunn, who presuuiiibly by ihis nine b nl Pale, tremulous, and strangely lied iiihm, an I pal the.,, ,,, tne was ;, "iv-,t scholar and nro- chunked il'e-ir n'pini Miim. Da- wroii(jht up, she sat in a box in tii' "'" ivilizcd .-onuiry in lho worl I ami , AV \ Ns , - sri „ ,u , ~ '•"■"""■ - " • i I, i , .ll .1 i lu-in «ill have a hoiue in on.- __,_, _ ^,..__ __ _ bundly versed iii classical lor t .he terns run d,,wn isee,i„il tier n tin Academy of y„,„, m„sl ,'„■ thl.ln „„ , uv0lly GROCERIES, Ta n rtw in nnor-J fi rsn \i\TVta-n y* elated h-.w ut-: Music on the fommei ment day, Ve.irs, an,; niunv of tl ulll miv<, mtat-ttio, r.»-n-- J--3 IlOv/ 111 UUGl difjlOll. WHeil TO" ,is iniveiih Vi'liy Is this?—Salt h.ika -• MlJNJJiXtO OAirb, The Stamp [Vaiii at Alberni . * * 1,1- eb Vnlill.teoioil tn ijive l),ivid crrtll i- -,,,.,,,,; ,. „ ,,., - ,, u ,„,,„, wilted ilm "no ami cheated thai ivlien Hamuli was lu pronounce ll lll-ll llel nil, I'll Wlllell l,.e||i-| Inli.i-. Mmiiii ll Vilvncill . . . one: and he ha i ibolll us nuich Viiledielol V. Dr. \ "lluiaiili, who '" ' l| .nu,.,,,, iu-ih.iii was deeply jrrutetllJ. It was tiie niM i lL , lV!l Mliv tlii, .„,,,„.,.,,,, i„„. A nun. with X2D(I, i year eats th. one ray of hol.i in tl,e niidsl ol m iliotil hi,.* i luilibul was occupyin)'Ibe seal next to Iii :, ii, swiillowiim a berri '. whole nun oi tlllil men's h.lior thro..uh ,, -•■-- '-1"""1 ,ll:l1 ' i's'-eiiiiitf wi'i'ir'; n* i\uetTriu'inpii.11"11 i"wm h-s'n'o'ies' \Z;!z^oZlCI'u'oo',bZ>n" TAXIDESMIST DEPARTMENT underwear, suits are known, up go the Shares! LAMPS, Etc. etc. J of all Alberni Companies. to ei.^ull her. II was al 111 i„.,y (,, the recital ol liuiii Harueh, wlio was today cele- nf l"lti, I'lun ho have prlvHti Inili- Hi.„>h Axn Animals sot up in a thor* ^ HUSIKestion, too, tluit Ihirucll took hi- an - uivs/and ,• r liled bn a a ureal hislory. A vminn yl'lu.dH wl.ow wi,Ue« nre wimil to die uimh workinaiislilp niaiiiiur, ' , i .. i ii , -i i ' > i ii ua.'•■- ol HCV. II "i I*IIff11 thoii-uii' olhel ,,,, I,,,,,n ,.- • ,l,,n l.,.,.i-^' ,I,..u,m up the trade of n peddler !„.ui,.; Imtei y ol her wa! :,-- in yielding colle-.ii capand kowii camo on t ,,.| • vt<ln.-In. What .lo these highly 0,',I !,"^ ^J' °, iril-^of «<ttliiu been introduced bv his friend >'■ --•■• d -,r. -. nol n .rise I i(te, bowed lo lhe president hc.clh-cl Imilviiluuls do loaocletv [o'r them up Vlso u lino ense of Birds to a Jewish merchant, who nave •"-'* " u lie found it imp ibln in|and trustee*-, and proceeded lo their u-uuesV Klllpartrhlaeg. lianilili! ' hi,., hi ,'.,. , i. „.' o,.,.!-',.,. ei.n-e,, -,-,',. :,;. a"--, , .„ , ,, Dr, suiuto thom ill Greek hex: ters. l"\ No, hy the h,uI uf nun, t emu 8EWIK6 MACHINE KECDIE8 OF ALL KIND8. J I I I I I I 1 1 * I I - I - H ■ I i", ' ' ' ' "• ~' I ' « ; 111 ■ U I i I, i i! ■ I 11 ■ v) i ■ I * i, 11 ■ ( . t i v I ■ **-v «-*• -air •*->, s~. <*. — s, -w* •»■* „.. „,. ,„ ,,„.. I ,.., ,,. ii, Imi Kin- ha If dis- nm, there was music from an "" ! *' ''ml',""''.m, ' ,, , D. S. McDONALD. i-ii- ic,,■ 11-1 s, eii.h-ii -mn in,,-, cic, , . , . livery .nan shouhl rcineinber lhai ,„,.,-,. dii |;o, unluiDiiilv I!,- "■"'"'' ;' Is, ami an- orchestra of horns and htriii)jud m* BU /,„, illv „,„,„. , r,!i llali •inn Street, Nanaiino. ' , , , "!l, l""la|:l">, ' s,v,i . at raii.lom. But she wns, struuionts, whereupon ihey were „ i„ m*i work, huvo to be fed antl ^r^..^.,^ -.y^rrt-rn,-^ meh lacked uenins of Ins „,.,,.,i,„, „.i„„ „,,, i„ ,,,.,,..,,,.. Y .i,,.. ;,,,,„, , „n„.\H.\ i,v those w inwnrk in m REMOVAL NOTICE. race loi' po. nn in/. sim I, i ivheii iidtleulv.be br kenfl more pecehes, in prose and verse, ciotl in lho n nl-i of ii i Iree . declension, '■'. ichel -al us iu a blissful lrn f lai',1,- were less il those who ilo loom. ,,;,!,, ..t'l.e i.iil.t u-iil, .i i.i work wouhl not. iiioro rest front toil,, uul Liomo night aftci nigbl with i ,,,.-:,■„,,„,, *mg and bean.,.: bul vaguely |ml wh„ ,„.„ ||mv ,,„„ „„„,,,' , . . pftl rjlAjri I AU-Tnllnn heavy heart, nnd Ins stock ul- '-What is the pood ol all this what was going on about her, bul Bnn.cthini: to tin, niul wouhl uilllii-cly J. ll. UnLU WLLL, lllB I fillO" must undiminished. Ifc burned (ireek stuff, any« ■ '" redlining at last, with a hurt,ing help theinselvcH. The inutcrhil lii-nuli, with u iienerous ardor to liirhton His inoili.-r, with exemplary I throbbing i nsitv, that the ','.' ndsiiiove ntcanhereu,lily reuli-uil, Has changed his quarter," , . ...,,, .- i i • ' ,t ill titer.' i- a «i lui,',. ness In i Ills mother's burden hy taking patience, explained for bund great .dream of her hie was on the einiri.—I'..|iti|*i»iplil.*iil .1 nl " ,l"'1"' ""' un,I can now he found up upon hi inseif the support of Un- ''ejth time ibe oiinolniiig and liber- eve of fullilnient. [i was for this " "i'nVn wnnU,"hni'i amohi'o! gh n, utaira in the Till while he was fitting himself ab---"!'-'mHuonccs of cu lure, draw- she bad lived; it was her w.l alone i ,, , ,„., ,i„. laws ,,, , ,,,- WilliamS Block, ,. ... ft. i ni'-' u vivid contrast between the -her indomitable purpose, in ihe winer iluin thu l.iws of imiii, I am old nuu»u««-«*tti tor ins learned career. U grioye.l Ull(,(|,u,.lle,j nill|. wi|1| his |„w ,-,, f disctiuriigenient, persecution r'1','1'!'1'"i0 hllvu ll,1ttrn?1'i'''1,1 !tl',H'h,° '" Whoro bo will be pleased to him deeply to see her stand be.nl ,,,,,,.;,,,... (,,,„,p,.,| vision, and and siil't'erinu wl,,ei, bad kindled :i,,,1',l"rl,ll,.,l''j,1'. ZZ-'"Ja..- !!,':.,,,,K',,,,,,i", IZ'i receive his patrons. over tlie wash-tub until her earth-bound '•, and the this ideal in her soil's soul, though w-ltl t uivlnu'lltoiu lho is,if satis- WAKE UF! WAKE UP! WAKE UP! And make money while you have beautiful hands were wrinkled onlJure'ii man wiThTiia miliiep'plaii-1 ii'wa's'miVshe who'hmi'helpe'.ihim iVinr)'t!!'"wi,e;r"lUi',gm7\°.U,niaa')i i„,e^,onX™7iT'rl''g ' "'"1 S"U "" ' a ChaUCe BEFORE the ^Se takOS nn I cracked, and lb • led, innl- suros, wider vis , nod fur* reaching toi lize it. She re me in lie red with '"■'"--;'* I, lie covcrou tho enrth - - — nil ,r, ,- , ,; ,, i ■ , wilh llis b dies there has a ways I.OUtlC /SOllCCS. *i i odorous steam inflamed her power and usefulness. profound emol Biiruchs words ||(,ul| u ,( |ci sllisl-v ,,„, , „.,.,,, ' "«*■ ■■*■'«■■**-■=-* ,DlaC6 Never did ho I.ear her ^\'hun she hnd exhausted her ar- in I.e.- nm nt of de-pair, when ibe ,,,.,,,. ,\u,i ivbi-n hu niiitlu wiitor iieces. lukt'rman Lodge, Na, ■...'■<, Suns of Sl. conpl.in; never did a word of Rirnent she appealed to Dr. Veil- God of her fathers seen I vo ■urvft.M.u , exlstenou Ilo pal the o^.^H^iu^weeklymeothm Isield impatione or of bitternesses- m-m, who had s,i, silent during wit awn Hi. hand f, her: ;" ;• .«-;»«*™ *, ■■ he ; ,„,.(, .,, ■ ■ r. 1 , ,- ,, , ., the discussion, saying; ".in im "He will make us glad accural ng ....,„' ,|,, ,,i' '.i ,.„„,.!,,.«« , , unnAV ovonliig at 8 o'clock, \tslting capo Ker lips. But Baruch, be* |i;;||1) (|,„|(irJ >() • u ||(i| ^|v(, „, ,||(. days fflierei„,Hehn»afflioteU *v«Vi.«Tl,"'^fii«m?«i«T to rem^ ,'»'u""1 '>"""!> I,,vl'0v!, ,:'.",,:'!"b cause of his veneration and lovt l-'iooi. Waosiai-.-, Se The Mail and Weekly Globe for With meY" us,and i be years, wherein we haveUtroiiutli, And when lie gavo mull II Ifor her, revolted nguinfet late on ■•••,,, doctor did not.immedialely -een evil." inlnticuimbiu nf .loveloping, He iiiiei Iter account, and nil the assur* answer, He looked nt llachol, und The venerable president of lhe X'woli'i'vimy the tUS Ptti(1 >'i ad ttUcus of tl.e Old Tosttiil.er.t thai geonied amazed at the fervor and university arose and called out lho |Wai,J, Bryan, Ivance. place. *'e? w BROKER «» V Living in tiio Transvaal Canadian News. "▼"•*"' ""' 'rwuvwi p^ —^ It is impossible, unless possessed || *$ -J^ At the Dominion W. C, T. U. of considerable means, to live with pwpio often wonder why their .nerves are Convention in .session at Toronto, comfortin a private house in Julian- bo weak; why they gel tired so easily j the following officers were elected: nesburg; rents are, in proportion to why they Btari at every slight but President .Mrs. A. Rutherford nil other prices asked, enormous. Budden sound; why they do not steep Toronto- Vice-President Mrs. Dr 'l '■■* difficult for while workmen naturally; why they have frequent Yeoman's, Winnipeg;' Rec-Sec.] engaged in the mines to obtain a headaches, indigestion and nervous .Mrs. McLaughlin, Toronto; Treas., single room in a tin shanty under (T*.,,, _ • Mrs. Ti Iden. The Manitoba branch a rental of £1 a month al the very "Wjr"9|JC[J"!»lCl ehoweda marked increase. Eighteen least, while a small villa of live The explanation is simple. It is found in unions were engaged in purity work rooms, huill of corrugated iron, that impure blood which is contin* in the N. W. T. and the British Mil easily let a £12 to .CM a unify feeding the nerves upon refuse Columbia unions were also vigor- month, and -toll, £(,0, and £1011 a '-■;*<•'"' j'1*"'™"' l" ,n'"n*' ^ ouslv eneaeed in the miritv mnnt** is cheerful v paid for a fur- vigor, in such coi dit on opiate and nusi^ (jiigagcu ,,i un. -'uiii* • , , i i* ' I, nerve compounds simply deaden mid crusade, lushed house, such as one would do not cure. IIto-I'm Kflr-mprilta feeds .. u,j , ., ,,- „„ ,., ,, obtain in ISllirlnild for three guineas tho nerves pimS r'i'li. red blood; gives At Edmonton, Mrs. Pierre Gray , , ,, -. u„. ,,- natural sleep, j rfect digestion, is the was sentenced to three months im- a fleek at tlle sei"slde: . *>&}lints true remedy for all nervous troubles. sr WeWmWBMBUkWe^mWmiWtt meXMfBk\WmjtimM\mk\mmm*M&tolmMm^ -priwnment for perjury in connec- W'gcs are also very hiuh. A raw _ ,- ■ ■ Kaffir girl wiil receive £<1 a month, $8_ja lion willi the Island hake murder. ft) %V%%r%r\r%%r%y I^eNevVVancoUVcp jj^ jmm{ for ^ p^ (°OAh MIXING' ANdLandgoJ CLEAN INDEPENDENT OUTSPOKEN m* ?.-& Who was also charged with being an ltn,»vl.»S absoluely notlung, and gp-| ® y n •* grjA accessory to the murder after the Bj».a ."■>.- !'"1* K?""'. ,A , U U V %J WJ , . * thai is half-colored -girl who can ,,' n ,,,,.,. ., ., .Iconic a little will easily command ©elirS&lDanl Ll Mr. Donald.Me lavish wife and X(i ,„-.C7 a inontb: while ., white , „ „ T ,,. ,.7 .7 ' , , - family of twelve children arrived in ir, [nUh ftnd , „, ,,,,, ; X 1,;'.",;:'."". ^ t,'^ w« Winnipeg, en route to Nanaimo, B. U ..hnolt any price if she will " ' '; C,last I uesday Haying some ,.„„ „ „ „„;. , ■.„,.„ „,„,., Hood'B Pills .X.JLST.h"**,™:^ time to wait, Mr. Mc lavish forme, am| ,vill gladly he tmighl all her his family into a processi ranged, dl|tie„ j„hl.linB,|,ur(, is ,,, ,)„. according to age-;, and headed by .„,.,,.„. lime un "El Dorado" for the father with bagpipes, marched Jinmostic servants; lhe wonder is Oscar nf Swed lit* Fifrli nr Final up and down the city attracting a(|hll| „„„.,, ,,,. , Bnter.irisin„ Arbitrator in the Settlement. good deal of attenl enough to emigrate, and, In - The staff ofthe Winnipeg general trust with the wages paid al home, Washing-ton, N'oy, m offices of the G. K II. have present- step al once into comparative N»''den mid X-inniy, One, ed P. \V. Peters with a cosily gold ;lnim.ni.t.. Templo liar, watch. Mr. Peters is now the dis- -»♦*. trict freight agent of ihe ('. I'. I!, at ••We're All lligbt." Nelson, If. C . ti . • , , e it ' ■" Very et,| ivahle nieetii,'', was , : i , .lushe,. ot A spec,,, enrrespo, dent of the he|d Monday evening in the Good Kn-slaml ,1 two hv the Uiicf lu^i™ Montreal Herald has been making Templars Hall by the Royal Ten.- »f the Unlte.1 smtei. This,,,!,,. i.i„„l an investigation into the conditio,. of the schools through the province of Quebec, and his reports show a lamentable condition of things, the "YfierThe""re"uliir bu-ini-- bad Washiiiirioii l,isMi"i*jht'' In' 'theTi-i'iiah conditions being similar to those which existed among the French schools of eastern Ontario a few Limited. Tut: Sew Vancoivki: CoAt, Company mine at their _. m , Cdli,..-io, i,| and ,„,„• $ TW\ XTT 1f^ iff £ T \T Niimiiiiinihfl'ullowimx 5 fi ■ « UJT filffi BVt fi 0 c°'lls: NANAIMO COAL. t I fl jPi I¥| A I Ji v : SOUTHFIELD COAL, j ataaaxj^ NEW WELLINGTON COAL, VJtXKZUtiliAX IllSPli i'l', I'he Kins n II, has I , s,.,, hv lhe treaty hcwcen llie Unit eil Slates and , Irenl 111 iiniu as Ihu lil'tl and liii.-.l nrbilrator of the Yenei.uc'u- boiindiiry n,ucstion. The other urbitrii to,-.-, ion,- iu nnniher, are lo hi, ilesiu PROTECTION ISLAND COAL, ' The nliovo lire supplied il, ,* the following Grades, viz: Double Screened, Screened, t* liim of the .Mine, f) •:-••;•*•:• \\iislicd Nuts and A\'iishi'(l Screenings. SAMUEL M. ROBINS, Su]H>n utenilenl ^ PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY I',-",ni', liellverv ul Uu- Coihiiiuiv'h Wiuini-j rn Niiinii, uul Cruier- UUII Isl I. -^-«^'V%«-«r^^^vi»5,>%^^«^%-»%^^a'(ir-v%^%^v%-v%^-t an nivestigal into the condition ,,,,.,,,- a- ' ...,,:„i :l1111 sl ''" 1" >ii Icature nl the . , iii , . da s ot lemnerunce ■ t which i , .. ,i i . of the schoos through the province ,,„ '„„. , , , ' ' '*'■• he ciaiii-lete an iiRimentoi ,., , ,1- , ' , very large lii.inbcr ui mem hers lie onti-nen. liiiir \ cuezucho tro- of Quebec, and his reports show a ,.. , , ,. .. ,, ?,, , , , . , * ' ,..',, , were present. versy. I ne treaty was hi led in lamentable condition of things, the \n(.,-,],,, re„uliir hu«.ine**s had WuRhin-ritui lust n^hi at the Hriiish conditions being similar to those |iee„ disposed of the following pro- ^.Ini, sy.Sir J.ili.ii. I', ;ef„ie ,,-,„,.- Wlll:l! exisled :l ': the l'ri"H'h gramme wns carried out to the en Trespass Notice. Arrival and Departure of Mails News ofthe Dav. eiiling Her liri,an,iie Majesty ei-'cai-y Olncv ihe Unite I Stales. lire siilisfuction nf nil present: Hon, John Mm-lev, chief Rccrcurvfnr years ago. Ui'o. Stanley Oraig, recitation; Hro, -reltunl, in the late I.ihe,-,,! (Juhincl, Recent heavy rains have caused Seaborn, reading; Sis. Hodgson, j *H,'""',.tl. Q',"",!'"w.''- '"'--'"■'>•, saul great Hoods bn ween.lacpies Car. ier recitation; Bro. B. C 0 f, reading; ment usa in.'.Rl excellent 7r'Zl.\\,,eii'l ,-md (Jiieb.'c. Bridges havd been Bro. S. Craig, recitation; Bro. U.H. und trusie 1 that thc netiotiniions for nu swept away, and the roads arc [i>0M.,, reaililK', Instrumentals "rhilralinn Irculy would huve uu equally underwater. were also played during the even- s'"'''crriuI issue. ^ Major Kit-on is si, ike. of as lb,- ing hv Bro. Allison who nroved a n J -..,, , ' l.ecausc V",l I'llt an „'. in a liaiielolii-e new coniliianclenl ol thc iMilitary great success in thai role. n-mii u liuicuini it illilu'i nav, don't he College, Kingston. He is only m The ladies then served coffee and eiernully roic lliiv'm • 'uidn'i use years of age, but has sen pienlv ca ;e which was more than enjoved ""' ''i*"1'1 .aii"iiiun, m- mny he y lidn'i i ■ .,',,, snvthe I'luhl IhiiiL-, "i n.avhe vou ,,i ,'- of service, hav g served lor some by al , ,,,■ ...,, .",,, , , ,. ' •- - ut Rill il in llu' 11 _■ r 11 wav. ion ean t years in India. - +++ . pluiti a piimpkiii seetl and rinse a ros*- T. P. Oivens of the Hansard staff, Her brain Unhinged. hush. left Otlawa for Victoria on Toe- [n September lasl Miss Lilian <luy. He lias been appointed Field, a former reside fCalgary, •i.'licial sleiingrapher to the lichrmg nrrived in Victoria fiom VancouverI Sea Commission. ^ and taking up ber quarter- at the yl'^\™||^''/Jj0'"J^ n^wT'l^thl A vandal has stolen a pice of Wi son h del, advcr.lstid her.-elf a- iiuiiiuriiius irom U'orniwoo.i Scruhs one of the curtains it boil I the throne "a scientific pa In, isl, ' giving verbal prison, iu iihi.-u she ivas routined. The in the Senate Clin niher al Olt.iwa. tleliuealiuns of characler from the c'(,|uu,issi t ui Prisons, inter receiving The curtains are of some hisiorical readinu of the band." Uler on '"'' "'ll"",'| !" ,'!"' '".,"il,'*;"J""1'''' '"' . , , . -one o. .(,,.-. ( ,,i-,ie s in-.ilth, colli,nun,- interesl, having been u.-eil hi title lhe holy moved lo the Queens cnied witn the ll -.- Secretnrv, who lice years ago. hotel, wueie sbe has since carrieJ promptly ordered her relensu from Recently petitions were sent I Hie business of palmist with i",s ••'"' c|1" "u\ '"' placed in her i ,,.•■'. , • i . ,. , ,. ii- it „ i inisiiiiiiil R cure, and he nnl take her the .Minister ol Justice asking fur '■' ■"' "' less siiccesss. Welle,in- ,,a-,,,,, n,,-r,,i,,-,i-,,,,,-s »,,,, i,,,-ica-i (he remission of lhe scu.eucc ol emed und of rcliued manner .Mi-- |iu-hiitie ,,el„y. ine t' icle, in coni- l'all'ick hvoii of Toronto, who i- ."'nnl I, id ipiilo a clientele, especi- iin.-ii.iujf <«i me case, noes no, ipntrrel loiuga eriiiin the Kiug-tdi peni ally among tne fair sex. She wa- »'" ' rdctsc, h,,,. «-i,,,es tin.t tiriiiai, 1 , , , . , i U'i were uinic ei-e iv .uml ed, um thul tcuiian ll.e.-e pciltlous have 'l'n e in enruesl al t her work t„e same consioer.onius nee exleuucd hci ii considered uud it is under* ami bring of a highly nervous and ,ii,,,-| ,,s in kicpiunianitirs. i,,,- stood the senieucc will nol be in l.ii.i*-iiialive leuiperaiiienl, wa- :.t imi.i Ncvissity-i win, rcc-cuce to ihu terforcd with iraeled towards the beliefs of both *onu sunjccl, mm u was mrcsecn, and, OuSaturday lasl „ suspicious M'iri.ualis.H and th, pliis.s. „„,- ;;--■ ""---^ i*. •J .(.King lot of J77 boxes of chcc.-c *'",VIV l-"":'ls '" •--'■'I'!''" «'lth lhe Vsalren.lv nan un.-e.l, thc Uishop o[ was found ill Montreal ell route u,v-:,-r ,-sot i ne „,,;;,,"„„ „,i,-,,l were |',-.,, ,,.,- •„ appuinte succeed f ,(',.,. ,-,. i,.,,. 1"'' iiiucii for her sensllive brain, tne present Aicni'isnoii m Utoucrhiuv, 1 | I II 1 J \ ' . I I ' , I —' I I l I " I I i I " ,. I I M ■ I ll I \ , , , . .. ■ l l ..,„.. , . | ,,,, ,, .,,, ,,,.,,,•„ ami now she is violently insane. '" '"',' l"*",'"l'"'! '" '-" ""' ■*•"'. weie nol Ina'e.hd l.i in i, I da in e - tint, Kev, Iv.tiitr.l '.in lilvit, year oi with the regulations of United -Wiida.v she was uppurenily m her Kt.110ll|- ,,,,„. ,,-eo, i'eic- ■„. Suites luw dealing nub the man,.- I"'"!"'1' Inl1"1' lm' lh" aflemoiin .-, u,.,k .,.,,, :, V,„,ML. ulrl „n.iv , .„ i'aetiirc ainlevi'iinatinii of "idled" when she roiuriieil tu her hotel she ,^n,„-,-, .,,., ,,-.,.„ i,,,,,.,,,, .1,union, cheese, l-ariicuiars cere sent hv ^l duwn on the Hour af the foot of ..........., .....m-u i n..-.. .i sun,, sue tne CanatPan dairy , i.nis'- "'" main stmrcaseand removed her ;;V»- -'-;;■ -y.;- . ll-;>. '• ■;'- |imel. t|f ,,,„ chie- ;,,- |he(lllh.v boots, saying in answer (..questions |m),B,.S lor,, wile, and tvprcsentcl' him. division a: WashitiL'lon, i 'de'r lH" '; ber that she would uot walk ,,-,, .,- ,,.n„ ,.,„„,,•,-„•., « ,- Xen tiatsucl. actii igul ne taken as "|w"iirs with ddy- boots She V'orit I.ne insurance Co .MissJohnson will,,--vet ih. ti-TiuiiiMif nih-I wis Heard talking lo herself next *"•*■- mvomnly luipresscd w, m lhe letters Will pleveiU tlie Mllptll Jilt ul ulle.l . receivcl irom liim, uud she mil huu at or inferior cheese through Can- day, and limilly her cndinon lie- ,,,,,„,„„,,, ,„,. „,„.,,. ,„. ,„M ,„.,. adian port- to the British Isles UU- '"'""' """' '' '"'" ' ' ■'""'.'"'' I '.'■- "ere „ t ■ it ft t Im-K Rtor, nliu.ll Iwiug rolibed "I less pronclv branded a- such. informetl. .,,,1 Dr. b'raser, ,-iiy m,o,i ,„,-.,. .i,,,,-,,,,, }|„, He i„,„,ee,, ,,,,' . , ,, , , medical health officer, pr unced "erioaivoi wn.d „ ey she iuto. I lie 'render has e inllrineil the . .. .}. Ii.ev Here .naiin.. in Puimyrii, Ah., report thai Hon. I). Mills and Mr, '"'""^ , Tl" ' * d , "* "er ,l"s,wl"1 ""-"
•"•clers-ui-cuuncil in Ualgarv, anda telegram wassenl Z,le,.SlLpriS
l""ieMin« i,-ii,n,sl ceriuii, On being asked iglll ill regard Biaph and iele|,l,oiiu lines, muni I pal rlluallBlie pn, M '- mi ilie purl nl the lo the reottrts from U'ioiii, of u ■•wiieiHlilp uf nil hireul car lines, «,.'e, Uilssnuiury, Kesuliuluiia have I „ It* lill It'IMll l> IMMII 11 I NUI IJtUi Ul il ' ,i..«iii ■ i i l , , f , ,. -.- i . . .; n 1 - -I I, i -i , -, , -' ,, ,. ,| ■ ' ,, tvurlts, iittii'kcL I ses, electric Mul,,, uus I ' ' "• ' "' ' .'" leHiliiliotis ami a llltoll in the liegotlill t>, Mr, plum*,, ompinyiMo ' surplus luiiu pelill,,,,, theiuisH ury and his bislmp I.iilirier ehiil'iielei'l/.eil Ihem as "all nuhlie irurks, imnian suit',.,-•, san- nave lurnud „ deni ear, bosh." Bread, (Commercial Hotel. Cakes, ,'i.,-,„-r ,i.,aii,i',-.-i„l „n,l Bastion s,s. X^aS Ul V, etc. T',i;,';::n;,:';;;;'::;;,n::;li:'::!::e:h!'
" | tie. Cxevitus called 11 , ere,,,. «
presented himself at ihu door ami ileum! is doing nothing to attract at from 50 cents to $1 a ihou-and an
uied, \uy nresent subscriber to the :"
• the government's bill rostriuilng ln.iiil* I ]'om now to llie end ol 18U, foi riils Is not likely o thoendofthe grains of colored race. 05 cents, matter.—KomIuikI Miner. , iii nc tr. old and Silversmith... s^s^n General Steamship Agency imiI iml ui,,ri">iKil mi kiti.ii'l ii.itii ■■ * " " . GOOD PAPER GOOD INK GOOD WORK DONE l'n iiics going In the Old Country or sending for friends will SAVE MONEY By purchasing Tickets from W. B. DENNISON, NEATLY CHEAPLY ARTISTICALLY nrilerawl engraved on short notice. ItenulrtiiK finished tri»»il ns new. at low prices. L. H. HILLS ciMMhtniAI. STREET PARTIES IIAVIXII j E!,![i,y Boiliiis of any Description, Old Copper, Brass, Zlno or Lead, t'llll ih-l'.i-i' "I miii.i' I'l il'lill-i'ssjili! II pOlll 1,1 ,u Miin'uiii . ..ii |.i-.„,,|.iiv ui.tny H.i.it-oss ,„,■',,>■ General Agent. THE jVLxxILj P TJ jBLiISHIN CjT UO» iiitnrbi run [UGHES 8. US When 1,11111 strive for „ 1 ui 1.- living ivnae tlimuscli nrttanluatlon, they „,c called inuirehisls ; hni when „ ,„,',„ has su,-cee.led In lii.theriiitt together a mil- I llnll dollars ill the cx|iense of the Buffer- Ing of ihoiisaiiils of his Iclhiwn.en, he is set np as an example for young America commercial Eltfcobti ln emulate!— Pueblo Courier, E. V. CHAMRERS, Manager V. O. DRAWER 44 Tl-LF.PIIONK Tl 1 - -j* »•"•• fypAp '■ j7s'j^y''-,^"''"*r*S' '** '.*t*'-^8'' " --**•■•' '!^*^^^^-^77j-*t*' TCh^ IWaiiailltO rtjNa{llinte''ohnnSetheir ••*1"ioUi- products pnid for by the people, built inthe PL'111,1 Ml I-.-' KVKI'.V TUESDAY AND I'KilU'AV IIY THK MAIL ITHM-MUMi COMPANY with both"cheapness and rapidity; jnie'-ests o'l the people, operated on TUg RlflCO tO G6t .., . ,, , ,- I b, hull uf the iicople, will be wnriii- " " -v " i«**ww fcw -*M\* *. whilst the production o largo . , , ' . ' . ' .. , , 1 ' lv and enthusiastically supported quantities of smelting ore will call t,y Die great masses nf the people for an immense demand of conk generally, and will he put into vi v civMiiRim' Editor ana Manager, and coal from ihe ca! fields of practical shape by the introduction ir, .OH,',-',.!..,, v',„',u,'i," ti c Nanaimo, Wellington nnd Union, of iv measure by tho Turner Uov- Vle.orl,.(.u-™.,.N.„m„i,".l'.,. n .'eminent at the forthcoming "Wheal, Corn, Chop, Oats, Bran, S«oonds, Potatoes, Onions, Clour, Rolled Oats, Oatmeal, Farina, Buckwheut Flour, Rice Flour, Hominy, also a Full Line of Choice Groceries, is at |lv mull—out- your ' " SIX IllllMlllS Three month*.... Peltverod bv uurrior [ow, then, shall this much needed railway be built? Shall a few lterpi'ise, know- srns,-menus RATES, i.so I men of possible eiitci, "..'.'.'.'..'. 'eo ledge nnil little monev form them* oo. I"-,-,,,,.,, „ Be,vea *nt0 a con],mnv lint| hacked The action of the people of our The Spectator. action nf the people | . NoVi'Mr.l-'U i:i tsno, by a Dominion Uovernment sub- city in the Alberni railway scheme 1 L—1 "- '" sidy as well as the Provincial Gov- is an action in the rigid direction, The Railway to Albenii. erurnent's guarantee of interest, and if the spirit with which ii Ims ' . construct the road? Or shall the begun is cniitiuued to the end the The large attendance and en.hu- CnmSSd!^ IhTbttlst ub*«« **' " Se6ks ""' l!" *»** Masm exhibited at the meeting hekl the [-evince, Urns finding the b[- "1,tl*1 '• Thero ',ri' cerUun in the Council Chambers on Tues- money and build the railway? feelings existing in lhe cily spring- day evening to discuss the question There are apparently lwo rival ing from political matters that are of "the proposed railwav between -''hemes in the Held The one apparent and are niuking againsl N.nunno and Alberni; lake, in ^'Vhich'propyl !,',' connct, """ "":" '>' "f -""I'ln'ising in- <-onnection with lhe unanimity of Vancouver with Westminster, l''lx""1 "ccessary to success. In opinion expressed, thai the enter- crossing the river hy bridge, and things political we differ, I suppose, prise was not only feasible but an running through the fertile lands as they do in every cily in the actual necessity tofuliv develop the "f the Friwer Tiver district, pro* worldi ft is the lirsl evidence uf , • , , ,. ceetl Ihtoiit;!, the Hope Alonnlain , ,,. -, ,, , -, known mineral wealth of the dis- pass jnl0 £„*-, okanaaan lake dis- •"•"••'-•"Sent coininumly that it trict, goes far to indicate that the trict and thence into the Trail can and will assert its own opinion movement will prove more lhan a Creek district. This proposal has on public mailers. The next evi mere flash in the pan. 'he 'it of a charter already ob- deuce is given hy the several fac- m .i , ,f ii, tained, as far as Huntingdon or ,,,,,,< i,,,;,,,, ., i, i,. ,,, .,. i,,,, ■ , hM;,. ,„-.. Moreover, the iiersonncl ol tlie . . imn.- neing aoie to allow nun np- ' ' , aunias, u.d a certain amonnt ,u , ,. , , , , urovi-ioi,-, ihrectt irate eoniliitseil ., .- , i pot,cuts to live peaeealilv, i.ntl lo jirin.situi.ii ttiittio.au, .io|. the right of way has been cleared; ' • -' its il is of some of our mosl shrewd bul |ms t|,L. demerit of, as yet, be united on such public matters as and level-headed business men, is making no provision for speedy can only come to us by the agree* a further evidence that nothing will connection with the other cities ment of all. in matters essential , i i. i ... ii Victoria and Nanaimo, The other ,,.„ mll„i i,,,,,,, ,„,;,,, i.,,r .ui„ ..... be left undone to carry oul the .... , we must i..i\c ui.i.*., out mis tan scheme, in which it is understi oil , , , , - , scheme to a successful issue. We lhu, Me3Sl.s. McLean I'ims. and only bo got as other good principles haveno doubt hut what the director- other well-known contractors are precedes this. It, matters doubtful a e will use evi ry eff irtin mapping interested, practically propo-es the liberty, and in all things charity. out the most feasible route the same rouie, bul suggest connection Whenwe reach this standard things iii .- i- , by steam f rry with thn Victoria and ,..;,, ,,,,,,,, ,-.,,,,„. ,h„„ ,h,.v .i.. ni irobable cost ,,t construction, .-, ,, - . ... . win go on i.isiei ,ti.,u u,c\ no ,n J . bidney Railway, thence to Victoria ., ,, • ,- nnil inf-iet -ill the nr-ecss-irv nil.ir- i , r . v . present. owever, anv small 11,til- ano, iii uiii, an int. nu t-ss.u \ niioi una by steam ferrv to Nanaimo. A ' . *. niation, nnd have ii in ship-shape third "proposition is to utilize the cation ihat these principles are be- ready for presentation to the Pro- C. P. It. route from Vancouver to ing developed is to be encouraged, vineial Government at the next Sicamous, thence to Ver ,, and Certain facts have been made plain . , , ,, • , . -ci extending the Shuswap is Okan- ..,;„„ ,, „ ,. • .,„, 1U ,., _,.,.| ;,,„„ ,,,- sitting of the local legislature, rhe I ^ [a{o ^ ,. en concerning the claims it wot oi nextquestion aud a very import- dii,,i(,t [t is also suggested thai the community, and wheuthedi,- ant one- -is how should the road he a steam ferry could connect Van- position is shown to recognize them, constructed? Shall it be built bv couver with Chemainus and thenee even though it may be after the less a private company with theinevi"- i;u" Victoria by the K. iv. .s. Rail- fortunate parties assert tlieir claims , , . ! wav. he alter is open t" the ,,.:, ,. ., ., ,.,.,,,,,1. ,;,.,. ;.. ,. .., , table Government assistance or .^ t m ^ j( ^ ^ will a st.e.gth that ., not expect In* ihp (hivci-oioi.iit ilireel lie theui t . i • i , ''t , we are gl-.ul ot 1 lor lhe Sake ol ii) tin. uovei nineni niiiti, o\ uuiii reduce cost or time of travel to any .,' .. ,, , >■ ROBINSON'S, tlie Wallace-street Grocer Our Tea, Coffee, and Butter are the best in the market, Kerne...her, our mutto is—Square Dealing and Clnsu Prices, Tlie Crescent Boot and Shoe Store weaklings will not desert their old friends in times of distress, bin stand by ihem and not get mixed up in the new elements. I hope the new parly will beon tl.e look-OUt ou!VlimVl^ for tramps and keep themselvesl „,*•»„ „Ue creditable by starling out anew, not WlilluluHther'bluntliur.au.l wblluitkUlwhJctll." with proselytes, but tried and true men. ; Inn, HCI.SS. Would I Uml llvctl i l-'i-.ie hevl tome, frii„„,., Wut-l iiivt'.-i-i. wl' ii WIIITI-'IUIjI) boot, Sttu nui', „,ul liritw: o' livalili nml liii|i|i|iic>*.< Um root Aru Uny 1" ll', lliul tllQV I.Ill livuil lu ll'l mi' Iti-ll Wlit.t :■ I i is woro, three aruro and ten Ihidaui't, in.. ...ililliu' lui. nml boil .11 my i-i-i-as, Ami t'lmniiiii' niiuilui.'l wi' my pen. Slgnotl, Ki'iuin: llc.tNs. lliiii. Hv. 'Iitiie Arrives. lion. .1. Tarte and party arrived nl Westminster on Wednesday in the Dominion Government car, ''Cumberland.',' Quite a large crowd had assembled at the depol, bul nothing of ,, demonstration 0 CnMnnia,.,„„, n„"u"'i, took place. An informal reception Ituir IiIim niu-t ho-.-iu.-l in anil (thlld, iii , ,i ,.,,/--, Antl in,illior, wifo nnil tntiidou Itttr was belli 111 lhe liolel (nilehon, Who Wlll'I'lhEl.li'S boota innl shoos niav woar Mr \uluv Morrison M P Intro- '•"' I hruu-n lioatlt antl slni'-g.v wood.' nil, .it.i.i \ ..i.ut i. in i, .ii. i ., iniio Vim know how olionp thev tiro anil Bond, dllcillg many pn nillient citizens to Tho work nun leaven their skilful lumd the Minister. At the Courl House, UyVoiuary'nhrtflSam-orlhrown which hail been decorated wili, "'li Uil» iruili hits nfter known. Ih,-.-, Mr, Tarte received an ovation. School. Shoes al WH IT FIELD'S .Mayor Mules presented au address Specialty. , 30 Viotnriiv Oresoont. iron, the corporation of West- - Mr. David Rnbson from ister, Mr. David Rnbson from i Hoard of Trade; Mr, Justice \ 1 e, from the Kra-cr river I,,,- j-*\ I wment Connnittee; and Mr. ■ » -i- the prosp, riiy of the place. Nulling, however, is added to lhe iu- linding the means and owning the appreciable degree, and more, it 1 .|, ,. , , llllllU, lil'lll-ltl, IS ilUUCtl t" I'll- 111 road when completed, Apart from would still further strengthen lhe (|u(, ^ th|l| .,',„., ,,x].. „, Mn the principle involved -of Govern- '.*vo raonopoiies from which the , this desirable siatesof thing's , . , ,, ., Ir ivince is sulleriiiL', the C. 1. 1 . , . i ment ownership of all railways we anj the E. iS N liailwavs. liy assuming, as some people do, iimiiiuiii.. the new metal Makes tlie Most Permanent ,.nd Artistic Si<>*ii Letter In existence it a man lias u nie limine,' are strongly in favor of the latter A,IW j, a ^iiwav tothe Kootenay 1 ■ 1 1 , • and nails antl a piece 1,1 earil. on is neeileo, wliv should not tlie ' . -, ,,. . , , , , ■ , winch these materials slanct that he people l.uiltl 11, own it, and operate! . it? Surely the people of a whole course. It is hardly probable thai a company cm be organized that ctitild Hunt the scheme without substantial Government aid, which practically means that the Government must guarantee interest on the capital invested. A proposal of this kind is so flagrantly onesided, in whicli the people as a ie interested in the cily, bul is constantly waiting in put m, l,i.- province are stronger than a lew . , ;, .. , " ..' , , 1 , , hat anil w.ilk oil nl the lir-l shallow people in that province, antl the - ,,., , 1 ' , , • . . .,' oi adversity. Ims is ine spirit monev lenders outside the province , , • , • , , 1 shown liy certain panics who do in the mother country or other • ' .,, ■ , , , not even recognize man -worth ,111- money centre- -will onlv lend . , ,, ■ less lie possesses a piece of property monev upon the security practic-L, ' ., - ' ■,,,,•; i, . '• 1 1 1 - ' 1 .1 buppose this party winioiii hnck al v lunusbed bv ne pei.pf them- ' * 1 • 11 .. I leopo- 1 iit-oi- 1 .iv, . and mortal' were ilo,,,-.. „l| 11.. * \* tulves. \\ Im lnult the Nnknsp & ,,.,., ,..l.,,l^ .,,,1 lV,o ,,.,.■. t ,.f ll.„ l,.,i..r-iio -i .1 .-I ,,i could I" In.,!;,' tne tu, li'es-l'iil llial wiiole gel tne worst oi tne uargain, sjlocan, the Shuswai) & Okaiiagan, ., , ,.,, 1 ..' ... ,' .. 1 ,7 ,' these property owners only uu whal tint we cannot endorse it. lie um tne \ ie Una tV Mthicv Kail- . ', , ' , ,, ' ., ,> , ', -■ ihev tl" license ot the personal past experience of this province in ways 1 rivate enterprise. i\u; „m)j it i„.ings to themselves. Would assisting railway development, has P>'»|'ably not one dollar of private *. desirable feeling to en " ^ L 1111 III. 11 1 L ' been such a dismal failure that we doubt very much if the people will .ender, or wouhl it foster llie motive enterprises, 11 IS true hat private . ... .., 1 ', power to Further tho ctv s good. companies set in 1,1 ,li"ii the ar- ',. , . • . , . .,,-,., lliese words may sou nu as a par- wish to repeat the exper nt. rangements by which those enter* M& ,Q a .,;.,, |,UI ,„ ull)8e There is another reason and to our [>"■»' -»e» commenced, bul the a||,,.t, wh„ ,^VB' lnri,. ,..,., , ii 1 -i ■ nont s and tlelieiilut'es Wert.' issued -,, , . ,, , , mill,I a good one—whv a railwav , , , . , , tnev will be perleeilv . lear and verv ° .. . ' , ,, ami s ,1,1 onlv and because lhe 1 tr ,' 1 between Nanaimo and Alberni Government endorsed them. The lu,e4*. "-vever, 1 a,11 convinced sliouldbe under Government owner- interest.,., those bond- is practic tlult H"ngs a,e n.proMi.g in l is ,. ,,, ,. , • . i ,, ■ 1 1 ,, ,-,,'■ 11 respect and we II help then, wiih slop. We are hrmly convince,, ally paid by the people of Ins [ro- ^ „„„,,,,.„,„.., „,.„ M „■ W(. that if the road be buill by a pri- vi nee .11 some shape or o her, but ue,., all ,„,,,,,,, v ,,„.,„.,.,. vate company it would be but a the future enrichment o the people 1 - . , , . , through the added value 1)1 111- * question of tune when it would lind ,.,,, ,.r|| j,,,,,,! ,,jull \s carefully pn - Another feature of good omen is its way int'i the ciipaci,,11s maw oi vided a-'iiinst. If the.-o enterprises the probable downfall of lhe gov- tne E, & N. Railway Company, and imw d 1 noi pav interest, the people eminent elements at Victoria. 1 he I 3 benefits, as far as this city is ,- put up lhe m n y; if Uiey should people seem to have awakened lo ... , 1 ,', 1 ever pav, the companies will I'-ap the tact that they are the great ob- i-.erned, would be large y destroyed. , , ■ . ,,, , • , .,.,,.,, ,,,, , ,1,, .,, , , ,- ,'., u.„ ' n - the beuelit, bhall similar arrangi- sl ruction to the -iUccc's ot tlie t ro- AVe fail to see where any reason- l|U.llls |,B mft(j(, \n ,|,,. fulure? viuce. Of course the same thing uble argument can be advanced Ordinary business acumen and was said two years ago, and yet in against the proposal of the Govern- common" sense suggests thai if the lhe most practical w.ty lhe people people pay for lhe railway, tl Ildol'sed their action-, bill I am people should own the railway; and convinced ihat lhe (Jovernmenl is the experience of the Intercolonial now in a loitering condition. Cer- notwithstanding, 1 honestly believe tain persons are tiding in such a that the people should operate n peculiar wav Unit indicate gome- a so. ining unusual. A certain gentle- Governmenl railways are nol 111111 wh,, wa-so very much Gov- now in tbe experimental stage, en 111 as to exneel a ministerial Germany, Australia and New Zea- position, is now llieir great,-1 by iv. maii.'iiant. land have had considerable expori- enemy. Whether the Governmenl Considerable attention has bee. ence of the benefits arising From has so far misbehaved as to nece*- drawn during the last few weeks the railwavs being owned and sitate this consistent member to toward the railway develop,,,,",1 operated by the governments of make friends with the mammon of , ., ,, ..,,.' .. those co,,nines. Ciean pitHsaae unnghteousnass or that the member of the 1 rov 1 nee, princinal y in tha , , • , . ' . , t ;,.,,,,.. n.,.i 1 ,.,-, ,..,...,• t if 'I • rates, lnw freight rales, equality of is coiupelleu to create ne« lorces to U!l s charges, reiiclinesstn redress wrongs help bun to continue a political or losses, absence of litigation, and existence is the ,| lion, How* nmongst the ureal I is obiained ever, something is wrong, bul the ment building the road between this city and Alberni, and a more opportune time could not be found for our citizens to press their claim. The People's Railway. reoiinn of the I-rovinc, the Kootenay cnn.,try. Ear neat Hiicfi'e and enthusiastic men of niiusli the Bul I ''• Ah x. Henderson iron, the Liberal Association of New Westminster I electoral district. M r. Tarte replied briefly,express-' ing his pleasure at being 111 Westminster, be had conic not su much to,-pleasure as it, receive suggestions regarding the requirements. lief d'ence had been made to the change of Government, lie said: they had not been in power quite as long as llieir predecessors, but one thing was sure, that they would 1 be in power at least live years. 1 hey would try and remain in powa-raslou, as possible. (Ap* ^ ,,_ ^j,,^ No ch.ubt, he would be followed naxoose p. this l-rovince, later on by oilier Slll(. Ai;(,,lt ,•„,. Brltisl, Coluniuln members ol the Government, as , , ., ini>>'i' they wero determined la see for toenl Agent, d A&. I1I1.M themselves lhe land, and what it Sasaiv.,, required. He had promised to ■«*»/\ mv/r\v« visil ibis Province, and he had kept MI \ivJ j' Tr his promise, as he always did, and [« IB I P |l|j was here. Tomorrow, he would A t \J JA a\\JJLi- start will, ins chief engineer, Mr. Coste, to make a thorough examination of the T'raser river. 'This was ., great country, and the hopes of I'.na,la were nOw centred ill British Columbia. He thought that her mine-- alone would prove lhe most ellicacious immigralion agent. I he present Govi run oni he though) a very good one, Smne of the nu-,libels wire very able men, some a little less so, in w i,icl, bitter category, he said, some of the Tory new-panels Innl plat'-tl lim. (1','ies of ".No, no.") However, even if this were mi, he must be some good to be associated with such men iis Wilfrid Laurier. His Conservative friends bad not left ihe treasury very fuil (laughter,) bul the Liberals wouhl do llieir best, by the exercise ef economy, lu not only carry un the Government and luce! necessary expenditures, but to ilo so without the imposition of any fresh taxation. lie had travelled a great deal in T'.un pc al .I oilier places, but never saw a more beautiful country than Hritish Columbia. In conclusion, .Mr. Tarte than'-ed the various billies who had ntl- tlie.-.-ctl him, for lhe kind mention of his wife and daughter, and was T+' "V*'Qri Ay*G again loudly cheered 011 resuming) "(in'leaving Ibe Court House, Ibe I31 -^-CeCl Ministerial party were taken for a OK drive up lo tha Provincial penitentiary, and from lhere to the various points of interest in the city. Ai Queon's l'nrk, Aid. Ovens, on be half of the Council, presented beautiful bouquets, from the park gardens, lo Mine, nnd Mile. 'I arte, ami Mme. liol,,Hard, which were warmly appreciated by the recip- ilcnls." FOE BIG MEN OKLY We have a very complete line of Large Sizes in MEN'S UNDERWEAR. A full range of prices. You can have the Canadian mnke or the best Scotch, which comes in pink and natural colors. Sizes, 42, 44, 4(1. STEVENSON & CO. GREAT CASH DRY GOODS AND MEN'S FURNISHINGS HOUSE Commercial St., Nanaimo, B. 0, ^j%'V*%^^'^%^j*)J>j%j1V%*»%^^^-%%%%^^*,'V^%%^^'%^.'%-* 11 i 11 lili | ti Arc novi rc::dy for your inspection, the i designs, quality and styles hein;; the clioic- | est from the looms in Great Britain. J Have also a job line of 100 suits of (1 ENGLISH AND SCOTCH TWEEDS AND SERGES t Which I will sell for $27, the best value t ever shown in Nanaimo. Soliciting your <> esteemed orders, and thanking you for % past patronage, respectfully yours, $ Owing tn tin* advance in Flour, (he Bakers of Na- iiainio and Wellington hnve decided lo raise lho price of Broad. On and after llie 1st of November, 1 s;Mi, the price will be Loaves For One Dollar Smart & Thorne Wilson & Matthews F. Rowbottom A. J. Smith L. Schmidtz J. Black C. Docile THOS. C. MORGAN e 0 0 C-*^*^*^*<V,">^'^fc'5^^'***^^'V"^'IL'^'^'t|j%'-^ Commercial Street. ^ vJ IIAVH YOUR Shirts, Collars and Cuffs .: .. DONE BY THE «=. rioneer Steam Laundry £:0~ I By so doing you will PATRONIZE WHITE LABOR ( And help to GET RID OK THE CHINESEI Dye Works in connection. —.*•,-***-.-■-■ P.O.Box 95. D. M. STEWART, Proprlotor. City Market 'priotor. > Nanaimo Business Directory -.11 nhnilu of opinhm recognise hy Government railway* Aiminsl explanation to tl.e mailer Ui not to , , ,, ihe:,, is ur.el tint tin* Province in-ininnl in llns arti>.ii nf ihis Imn. tn,it tne In lint til the Ire- ,, ,,, , ,, , ,1 ....... i ., .... ,- „ ,, .,, ,-...., ,, ,, ,,, cuulil ict stnii'i llie c,i-.t, licit the gentleman, mi wc ,irtt iree in convince lies mainly in nbulniny credit of the Province would he fes that if the new party owes iis i'creased facilities for transpnr- ruined, etc., and thai a railway existeneetohisenlhuitiiwni, then tlie t.ition. The gold mints of the would be u*-ed and run for political greatest credential is handed over Trail Creek district, the silver mines purposes. The firm argument is m the present G-ivernnicnt. tn , ., u. -, , easily disposed of hv lhe remark fact, they are lo.ne conipliuientod n the Slocan, together with the |li||M|il, ,',,,,,;,„,. „•„ pi.()videH ,,„, „„- i„,vi„g independei ough to Choice QnocEuiKa Si:.\st in a r.i.i-: Dnv (itmiis FaSIIIONjOIIjK and lH It.M'.l.l-: FOOTWEAR antl nil ilu- poptiltir Patent Medicines ,,, prttBonl on thi iilti'i. nt Prices That Wiu. Defy III,,' IC'luis Will he |'le„se,l 1,1 lelll,, COMPETITION III,i, Mis 11 II W.-l-l, is sl.ntly IllipruV- l,,^ tr ,t Buveru attack of typlioiil ' levc. MrTh a-,a.vuuai{maiirofeni- TUTPa TJT A ROWE ly Minployctl iii Mr Wulfli'ssturula now BAEsB, !«.. JX. IVUVYJI in tin- hiis|-!l<il satl'urliiK fr ilia iiunu attiik ii,-,.„s,.. uml frm,, e„,|iii,ies Into ihis TTvnolo-inT- IVrnvkpt. „,,,.,„,,.„. u,.„i,-ii„..n„eii ii,ui ,s„ hi,,! ^-xcsisior ma.TK.eij ,„,,-. Ih-,s ven low l„,iee,l. COR. HALIBURTON and kEEBIIAM STREETS tiniuls ili'llvt'rc'l Iree in tiny pttrl of lit*- city, IIKMANS-V WAMSLEY ,,„;„.•„,,.. Wholesale and Retail Butchers rarkkr * po™, !>>»»•«■ unM-eita. iililtiH-1-riill slici't it I", cam:, iiitrrisicrnndSollaltor, Kooinll, Tclc|.l,.,l.e 7-8 U- ' »'.'» I'lot'lt. -ll, INNI-'.S & MclNNHS, liiirilsii-rs. Ktiiitn 0, ■'1 JullliBltil, llliii-k, t ui i-riltil slri't'l. \-AI!M,in|i ,v VtH'Nll, llnrriMcrs, fiirniT nf 1 , iilllllli-ri-iill mul I,,ts,nm Btmut*. BOTANIST. COMMKItt'lAl. STRKET P.O. I'.eX C.C.& B.I. Westwood BASTION STREET An- now prepnrotl m CI Unit,, nl.l Ax lin, i'i use i>l ,,„ Imprnvi'il Mn olilitti, iiiiiklnu tliom ,ia guild »h iitiw, rr iiaiiuv. Ilnlnnlc Dniiwlm, Wlnflolil Cre** • • COIlt. Tr) lliiiihs I'ilt- unit,,,I',,,. HORSESHOEING GENERAL BLACKSMITHING CARRIAGE WORK l)^,^c:^■l'M'n!a',ll,l^n™;il'',I',''l',*''l''',''' Dono In lho i trovefl manner. ""•"'ll1 '"
"'"" K. R. JOHNSTON & CO., Wharfingers. Highest Honors—World's ',-^ic old-time experience of Carihoo luiiilly demand easier and better methods of freight and passenger travel. money for all railways built with- slmke themselves limse from this in the Province, and' bus granted weathercock, 1 have no use for the lands besides; tlie common sense present Government, and, I con- suggestion is thai the Province fess, very little use lor some mem* .... , | . , ., should own whal it pavs fur. The hers of the opposition, who, I hope, With wonderful unaniroily all S(,(.liml .„._„,„„.,„ is' /,nr!W(,,-,.a by will he transferred to their proper seotions of the community urge the the ohvious statement that sue1, place by the reconstruction of pro* .-••is--;- . Vt- -■• ■ > i"'; 'it '■ - ' '• -,-' s \,;'\ .■■::.'■ 'i ' VA imniediate construction of a rail- Way from the Const to Kootenay, The manufacturers and merchants snterpriso* are usod now in that vineial parlies, but when this party wny; riilway corporations support* appears wiih this propimedorigina* in^" or opposiim any government tor nt iis I, I, I will think twice , . th"v choose. Further it is both before I decide to join It. But I ol the cmei of the ( oast, the miners ■ katme ,m , wi_(, ,„ ,„,.,. awtvy fl,,m believe the cutistltuunt elements of aim pn speetors that are flocking ft|| employees of the Crown the the new party will be such ns to into the mining centres, the farmers right ol voting bo that incentives exclude him, and leave him to ask ami ranchers of tlie Fras.rrivir for supporting any political party uia forgiveness of his old friends, to district and the Okanagan eqiw|iy I should not be made a condition of j And I maybe make, a hule-and- 1 ."peace. comer constituency just suited to r«o (jn.e the mtrvellom valueof a, h h t0 he.hnpnd that "The hiswanderingpropeiisilies, I hope .'iiil'vuy that will enable them to people's Railway" to Kootenay, lur the sake of decency that these MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Crc.im of Tartar Powtler, Fret fioni Ammonia, Alum or any otlier ailuUerant 40 Years the Standard Acciileiit Mr. Richard Spears. Just before leaving work last night in Protection shaft, Mr. Richard Spear, Milton street, was seriously Injured. Mr. Spear was rilling on the boxes, coming up the slope, and thinking that they hail nrrived nl the end jumped off, catching his foot in tbe rope, which tilted the box upon him. He was nt once tnken home and Dr. Drys- dale cnllcl in. lt wns feared that the injuries were serious, and on examination il was found thnt lhree ribs were broken. On inquiry this afternoon we were informed that Mr. Spear is resting easily, and strong hopes are entertained fur his speedy lecovery. Shamrock Livery Stables n^m DYK WOHK8; ,K WO It KB,- Oyoliig, Cleaning] inn ii Nti'iii streot. r. rii.wtuiiN, Manager. NANAIMO, H. C. HOP BROS. TEAMSTERS AND- i DRAYMEN FISH MAIlKI'.T. it MAiisii, iviinit'siiii. Doitlor iii i-'lsit and | ; w> iliiino, iiiisiinii stroot, Kannlino, INSUIIANCK AND I'lNANCIAl. AdKNT Mwoi,i-'i-:, i-'i,,,t,M-iiii mul tiianrancQ Agtjnt.'l • jolinmon mm tc. i An Express Van meets ,,ll Trains uml Steamers Dally, and On linn,I In llrilcr nt anv hunr HEAT. KSTATK—INSl'IIANI'IO. POKKMAN .t; IIAIIUV, Html Kstnlu llrt,lii-rn- i Uaatioi, itroot, SKCONll.ll.WII STOKIC. li TAYI.0U, Ht'iilcr In nil kliiilf <il Now nml_ I'l si'iiiini ie.M.i I'ltrnlinro, ana ranry in, I clou nl ovory tlo*or)pt1tin, Miisontc linil',',,,'.'. WATCHMAKttlt, FIRST CLASS TURNOUTS _ «"**»* «»«-« I n^cinijauWte&a mi Xelcp-iotic 8—— tintf Church and chitpel BtroeU, | ■mntmmm *dft
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