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AS SEASONABLE forwarded her assent to the British au­ AS THE SNOW thorities. r London, Jan. H.—Several newspapers THE CATS discuss the Canadian crisis. The Globe LONDON HOSPITAL COUGH CUBE Rolled Plate Chains considers the school question the most AN ENTENTE JOHN COCHRANE, Druggist serions which has arisen since federa­ N.-W. Cop. Yates anti Douglas Sts tion, and adds: “if the Manitobans Y\e handle the K. F. Simmons & Co. R. P. Ladies’ CAME BACK remain obstinate, they must either bo and Gents' Watch Chains. They are the best on NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. compelled to yield to federal force or CORDIALE the^aoverument will connive at nn nsser- WANTED A mother s help. Apply to Mrs the marker. Hard soldered and finished as well Henry J. Scott, 27 (Jorge Road. sertlkn of slate rights, which will All the “Bolters” Except Young Tup- threaten the integrity of the Dominion.” as solid gold. Each chain guaranteed. Try one. Sulci to Exist Between Prune* and SHINGLES FOR SALE—In quantities to per. Having Bested the Old We have also a full line of R. P. Brooclfes, But salt purchaser; $1.10 per thousand, del v- west iilthon election. Britain—The Latter's Debt ored at Inner harbor. Apply, Munn, Hol­ Man, Return. to Germany. tons, Links, Etc., as well as our Solid Gold and land & 26 1-2 Broad M. Indicati me That Cameron, Liberal, Silver Goods. WE WISH to Inform our customers and Elected by a Large Majority. the public In geueral, that we are selling the “Best Wellington Coal" In the mar­ While It Last*. It Will be Called ket. The Central Coal and Wood Yard, Goderich, Jan. 14.—The fight here is The Mother Country WIH Protect Bowell-T upper Ad now over and all that remains is to re- f 0 Trounce Avenue. Telephone 05. American Citizens in the Challoner & Mitchell. jalS-St ministration. ceive the final figures. The indications Transvaal, WELCH—January 11th. at Mount Toliuie, at present are that Mr. Cameron, the to the wife or K. E. Welch, a sou. ...Jewellers, Etc., 47 Government Street. Liberal candidate, has been elected by SEE OUR 15c WALL PAPERS. Mellor, a large majority. Will tiie Latest Form of Crazy Quilt Fort street, above Douglas. Liter—With nine places to hear from The Plying Squadron In Commission* Administration Suit jibe ELEPHANT MIXED PAINTS. $1-60 per Cameron has ltiti of a majority. Under Sealed Orders lor Fu­ French Wing? Imperial gallon. Mellor, Fort street, ture Movements. above Douglas. x HAWAII WOULD SECEDE. USE MELLOIV8 Bath Enamel, 40 & Uf»c. J. W. Mellor, Fort Street. The Islam! Contemplates Withdrawal Ottawa, Jan. 14,—Premier Bowell From thi- Hawaiian Government. I-omlon. Jam 14,-The Pall Mall Ga- A GRAND MASQUERADE BALL will be given In Alhambra Hall, cor Y’atcs & and Tapper, senior, had a long confer­ 1,To u. , zettv this afternoon, referring to the po- Government street, Tuesday, Jan. 14. ence this forenoon arranging the gov «H- ^-Special cor- Uticttl situation, thinks Great Britain Richardson’s orchestra, 4 pieces. Admis­ fr.T, H , nl„h A8s»™te" rocoguiro the debt of gratitude which crament is to be called the Bowell- HawaiMs' ft* of *•»»« Kmporor William for arousing DON'T FORGET the Daughters of England i ,1" “it B ""T. {r"m ! tim patriotism of the couutrv and thus dance 17th of January, music provided by Tupper administration. All the minis­ There Is a reason for every success. The only reason why the Mr. J. Bruce, at Harmony Hall. *2t tion .f dl government and the for- ! leading to a better understanding with sales at the WKSTHIDE are always such a success that we ters are expected to be in their seats tuition of its own government. When the Lnited States. know of Is, that goods are always Just as they are represented. When the house meets. eeesston nmîLZrL.r," tte The Westminster Garotte repeats the We do not Import quantities of low-grade stuff for our sales, ! s«cession movement will be brought up. assertion that there has been an nn- but having decided NOT to carry over unreasonable goods, at For School Trustee. The French Canadians are not pleased to H ° Uawali “bVUl11 de" derstandlag arrived at between tirent the close of each season we mark down surplus stock to prices over the dropping of Sir Hibbert Tup- nothinv I . , 'Vf °*£ govetrnment, Britain and Pranrc, ami ,,oints to the that effectively clear the shelves. Mr. R. B. McMicking per, who framed the remedial bill, and nn -eût themÏÏ ' couW settlement of the Mekong dispute as be- 1896 has gone; It was a year of good LEGITIMATE business, PTOTent them, I he Dote government lug the first fruits of this entente. Is a nominee for election to the Board, on the proposed dropping of Sir Mackenzie wotUd be powerless, as Hawait is more Many friends of Americans at Jo- and secure In the ESTEEM and GOODWILL of- onr customers Thursday next. Jal4-2t we hope to maintain the same always. Bowell at an early day. The result of the ia‘“"d h*'n«-'t"’rg today at the United of the group. Minister of borugn Af- j Stales embassy here and made itmtliries Our Sale continues, and as winter Is on us In reality we In­ may be that there will be another crisis clude lu our sale— lo a»e,.rtahirh™'“n "‘U",,**7!?* I r"».r.lh,g their safety. But the U. S. To the Electors of Central War d to aactrtaiii how wide-spread is the de- ambassador. Mr. Thomas by the French ministers resigning. F. Bayard, sire for secession. The friends of the : bad no additional Ottawa, Jan. 14.—(Press dis­ news to give them. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:-! am a ex-queett arc anxious for a war between I W hen Secretary Olney’s instructions re­ 250 Fairs of Blankets candidate for the above ward u* Alderman patch)—While there is ‘’many a England and the United States, betiev- garding the request made to the govern­ and respectfully solicit your votes and sup­ slip between the cup and the ing that in the At lower prices than could be expected considering the great port. event of suchr hostilities ment of Great Britain to provide protec­ advance In the price of wool. Jal4-3t HUGH H. MACDONALD. lip,” os the events of the past few days England would seise the Hawaiian fs- tion for Americans in the Transvaal ar­ : la mis and restore Lilioukalani. 150 yds. Elder Down Flannels, at 40c. have amply proven, the handwriting on j rived yesterday, .in attache of the U. 8. Welsh and French Flannels, extra good value. I Carl Klemme, exiled from the island the wall to-day is that Premier Bowell for conspiracy in connection with the re­ embassy was immediately sent to the Underwear, the best and cheapest. foreign office. There he was escorted To the Electors of Central Ward. lias capitulated, and his dissident min- bejfion, has returned, accompanied by Dress Tweeds, away down. to Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, when Mr. fsters have come out of the squabble j wife. He was given no permission Oluey’g request was made known. Mr. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.—I am n candidate for alderman at the forthcoming victorious. j ~ "'■**“ a"*""aotraeu1 ny the"» Chamberlain' J'antbnrlitin immediately «id:said “Wo municipal election, and respectfully solicit I, in Htatetl with a coo.idvr.bl,. degree ' ÎToïTh? pro«^^“°fL‘T? ...... ,r bo,kI J. Hutcheson & Co. your votes and Influence. of ponitiveneaa that Sir Chari,a, Top- ! apiraey. Hca'tya h, wiî, l,h", ZIZ Ti"*1' I’f th<“ J!ni"‘“ »«««■ ’ THE WE8TSIDE, JJanuary 14. 1896. WILL AM DALBY. 1HT has consented to take u portfolio, rather than leave. The rematatag uol was !?*** î°r5*1 "ut® WM\ Sir Mackenzie Bowell remains premier itical prisoners were released on \>w Mr ChaiuherI*>inM£i ®?yard* ‘n Notice. until after the session, and all the hon Year's day. They all ,‘romiLl to »„o ^ 1 th<‘ rooet kh,,ll-v 8E(é!üii(êE(©lE©Sf@EfifiE oralile gentlemen who bolted will return port the present government 1 I Great Brifflaiïd asmirame that litP Notice Is hereby given that we Intend to apply at the next sitting of the Llcens'ng Board for the City of Victoria for a transfer « : 55^ z of the license held by ue to sell spirit nous '''vnm'i'vrBnwcib finding that le coM j starving and fermented liquor* on the premises known as the “Regent Saloon,'’ situate otr the south-west corner of Johnson and Doo*. 'SUTTMTh.ttowi^ à" rüî: ...... ! - --'h laa streets, Victoria, to Frederick M. «vet-» «» me expense of the government. l?.r.,Stîltv of affair8 in regard to Vene- tier, of the city of Victoria. i romisels evidently prevailetl, and it was Preparations are under way for the Victoria. B.U., Jan. 14th, 1896. s(x>n agreed tliat Sir Charles Tapper SWITZER & MeCLUBKEY, third celebration of the anniversary of ! Portsmouth, Jan. 14.—The first clew ! Delicious should come in ami span the breach, like the revolution which overturned the ItaVtarbip Revenge, flagship of the flv a Colossus, until the work of the ses­ im narchv- It will take place on Jam, ing squadron. eg^gWoffiJra «£ WE SLEEP . . . sion is disposed of. This is whnt Httg- niy lath, and the prediction is made ; men, Rear-Admiral Alfred T. Dale in gnrt. Montague and party wanted in the But will promptly answer all night first place, hence they have won the that the panne of ex-Queen LU will, on j command; the first class hattleshio Itov l Table Fruit calls. Our service available every tluit day, he at an end, and she will be j :,1 <>»k; first class cruiser Gibraltar hour^ during the year, Sunday's lu day. Sir Mackenzie Bowell will retire granted a full pardon. President Dole torpedo catchers Handy. Hart and The finest pack produced in San Jose. 3 from the premiership after dissolution is said to have informed a correspond- Havre, were commissioned at 9 o’clock DEAN & HI8COCK8, of parliament and will be succeeded by ent that the government hoiK‘d to see Its ! this morning. The usual salutes w<»re Sir Charles Tupper. The minister* Moorpark Apricots in 3 lb. tins. Chemists and Druggists, Coiner of way to jmrdon the ex-Queen in a short firo.1 and the «c-mh- was very affective Yates and Broad streets. who resigned can resume their ix>rt tit: v. The third anniversar)- of her de­ folios without re-election, as the thirty he.N;- vessels are under orders to be Helmskirk Apricots in 3 lb. tins. thronement will, in all pm Lability, wit- lead)- to leave harW ns soon ne pee- days limitation has not expired. 1'< KM the Inst act in the drama. The ex- Mhle. and tv,II await the amval of the Sliced Apricots in 3 lb. tins. The consensus of opinion -is that thr Que(‘ii is frequently seen driving about other portion of the flying stptedron For use with Cream. wisest course has been pursued in mak­ Auction Sale. the city, enjoying much beter heatith t^enimg from Chatham end Davenport, ing a compromise. Official confirmation Yellow Crawford Peaches, in 3 lb. tins. ..65 Pandora Street.. than at uiiy i>eri*.. t>Hn-ir*lr oldy,P*«,y places, ed together. I heHeve tha, tiie Christ- : hille. the t'orpc'lo'^dè"^^^'v,,,”"'1 8t: with one or Will soil from London about the middle of two exeepti n , to provide; mM ,lIul wom,.» will disap,anr sud- torpedo boat Ardent, have arrived hero February. For rates of freight and other for Sir Charles. (lenly from the streets and the worM fr»>m Solonica Bay. r' particulars apply to Shave a Pig That pence and harmony once more will know nothing about it. Men will London. Jnn. fip,^ ... r ROBT. WARD & CO., LTD., reign among Premier Bowell's ministers go on with business as before. I cannot j Jmioon says it thinks the panifie compie-" Jal4-lm Temple Building. and ex-ministers, for the time being, at prophesy as to the time of his coining, Every man a Barber except any rate, is evidenced by letters receiv­ , tt<. >ri— of the Venezuelan‘‘nezuelan questionnn..*ra». is duo^__ but according to my belief, it looks as Grocer, and we shave prices. ed by Montague from Caron and the ment'TT- Willi*m- fiJJhlg: “The ma TENDERS. if this is just about the time. Ix>ok at m nt the (.crnian sword rattled Cnnmt, SHAVINGS : Governor-Genera! regarding the anonv- the signs. The gospel has been preachpreach-­ -Tanath.-n eeaeed tn finger hi, revolvjr Tenders addressed to the undersigned will episode. Caron fully ed to nil nations: there is a general fall , ____ Pratt’s Astral Oil, not re-fllled be received until noon of the 28th January, accepts Dr. Montague’s repudiation of rZZ!“-y, Ulne':'* «M'i-il -agariling the ...... $1 1896, for the stock of the insolvent estate ing away among Christians from the Transvaal, c-miing "from' thi*I!!!?* th. Yosemlte Hams, down to...... of W. J. Van Stouten, Nanaimo, B. 0., cvn- the letters, regrets the annoyance which Father there Is great suffering, a mar- the enlarge™™""? th?^ T "f Yosemlte Bacon, down to...... HlHtiiig of: their publication caused him. and ia Hungarian Flour, down to...... 1 HARDWARE, tynlnm 11 eh as the world never satv. is an alive branch- glad that the Doctor exonerates the far Christ's sake; great earthquakes and in friendship been iaekine „ 100 Pulls Jam, 5 lb...-...... : s. writer from being the source of the A Tin of Tomatoes...... war clouds and war talk more portentportent-­ i p on our fl^e- A Tin of Corn...... PLUMBING GOODS, publicity. His Excellency expresses ous than ever befbre. These facts are A Tin of Peas ...... ». FISHING TACKLE. pleasure at Sir Adolphe Caron's letter, MR. C. W. BUNTING IS DEAD. TINWARE and TINNER’S TRIMMINGS, signs which portend the coming of the and while accepting Caron's bona fide king." A Well Known Figure in the News­ toW»?/, STOVES AND CASTINGS, in the matter, regrets the annoyance Washington. Jan. 14.—Rev. T. De paper TN orhi of Gone. FIXTURES. which the doctor has suffered thromzh Dixi fi. Boss & Co. I h* all altout *3,100.00. as per Inventory to the pubheitv given. He also gives the Witt Talmnge read among his notices be seen at office of H. A. Simpson Solid- tiint inolAnnt him in on Sunday the- following: W H„n« Jn<1' '*•—Mr. Christoph or tor, Nanaimo, or at my office, 32f Water tn” rne ‘ncident has in no “An oatra genus wrong has been done 'V. Banting, manager of ti„. Mall art,r i street, Vancouver. way shaken his confidence in Dr. Mon- me by many of tbe newspapers of this kmplro. ,hed about half an hoar punt Tenders may be made for the whole or tague. mi,-might, after several weeks' fill?™ any of the different lines as shown above. THE HAPPY F4MTT V country concerning my pastorate in Thé highest or any tender not necessarily , n vri x rA.uiiai. this church, and I call upon the news- He was suffering from Bright's tlis- accepted. Terms, cash or approved papet. ' Later—Ottawa, Jnn. 14.—The cabinet papers who believe in fairness to state ««*<■• IWss«i. Wh„ w„„ B dia fifty-eight CEO. POWELL & CO., W. B. DRAKE, Trnstee. , in not yet re-constructed. When the the following facts: I have been year» old. was born in house met to-day Sir A. P. Caron slated preaching here in the evening by my Jhna.ln when a Imî'nn'.î'ienrnM that the premier had not completed his own choice, ns very many more j»eopl Cub». thi printing trade in *t... Globe lffice cabinet, and, therefore, he moved for -.une to our chnreli in the evening than was in the wholesale Havana, Jan. 14.—Lt-Col. Jenerv _ _ Cheapside. nn adjournment until to-morrow. Mr. can get inside the building, many of other businesses_ for^ years.__ ffroc*ry In 1X78 end he Mira and the Tarrngoma battalion of Clarke Wallace made a statement show­ them standing in the street an hour and boeame "un:l___ - : "i" : I i!. Spanish troops, it is officially announc­ ing that Haggart and Montague were ■'> half before the hour of service, there in parliament for Welland , in 1878. but ed, has attacked the Vlat farm near trying to ruin him. Roth he and Caron was a“ *''petitionx*‘*1 signedHill by all lÜ|ithe board 1 'v®9 defeated by Hon. Edward Riab« ra The Oxford Htrmosa, the scat of the insurgent thnoght the writing was that of Dr. of elder* and all the board of trustees West Durham in \HS2 A Leads them nil in Stlye, Economy and government. The Insurgent#, numbering Montague. Mr. Haggart also told Mr, and sanctioned by Dr. Sunderland, «‘rant I anna attrvlrw h7m " M n"d Price, Just the Range you want. about 1600. are reported to have retreat­ Wallace that Sir Adolphe Caron would handed me, inviting me to preach Sab­ Brnntfnrtl, .Inn 14 —Mr». Ht-nrv Hnr ed with i loss of twelve killed and sev­ Our Lino of Tinware, Glassware, have to he driven from the govern- bath mornings ns well as Sabbath even­ nron waa aim, enty wounded. Lteut.-Col. Mira, three Crockery and Hardware are complete. ings. I much prêter to preach only in ban^r1" RoheM- "ITOtl 1». who waa officers and ten soldiers were wounded. Ottawa. .Ton. 13.—Sir Mackenzie Bmv- the evenings and certainly am not to bamllmg ,. glln j„ tl)p riw#1 rs Tools <•11 authorizes « statement, relative to blame l»eenuse I have been petitioned to '\as reading. For cases of nervousness, sleeplessness, Canada’s position in regard to the ar­ weak stomach, Indigestion, dyspepsia, try preach in the mornings. I now wish ;t Garter's Little Nerve Pills. Relief Is sure. bitration of the Retiring Sea seizure distinctly understood that I will not. —A» pvTfaat Imnntv la a claim*, that Canada agrees to the nnder any circumstances, preach the good society, no. "Odoroma" l-aaanort to CHEAPSIDE, 127 Government St conduces to terms fff the treaty and has promptly morning services." rood appearance.

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revenue must bv had in some way. The \l. Htnnber would not spend city should get expert opinion on street for a pile of rocks when a better elec­ THE CIVIC CAMPAIGN pavement before adopting any kind. tro- light site could be bought for fftOQO. W. Alton was the next speaker drawn Aid. Bragg, ns ebairmuu of the electric Hospital from tiie hat. Ite claimed that one con­ light eonunittee. made a miserable mess Aspirante for M uniripal Honors tractor should not ha v- $1<>,000 more for of the whole business. Aid. Bragg rose U by is it so many people have suett and objtmted. as ho was not chairman Talk - to Hie People of a contract than another. The council had a fearful dread of tbnt place? no right to refuse Haggerty’s tender, when the contract was let and the In the Doubtless because It [» the scene of Spring Kidge. LEADER- and should rather have done the work building erected. Men should not be sent ! disease and death, and many of Ite to the council who will .juarref with one by day labor. The ratepayers have a __ inmates can trace their trouble back just right to elect a fire chief every another. Aid. Macmillan had set all the SHIP V-j to ONLY A COLD, and that through three years. The government of the city hriekmakers against one another, which LEAB E. B. EDDY’S Mayoralty and Alder ma nlo Can­ Mean# wet feet. should lie carried on with less expend!- reunited..,----- . in lower prills foi Since didates Define Th- lr ture, and Civic offices could be amalgam- I (Laughter.) He was opposed to n*rtiic- MATCHES Try one pair of Dick’s Old Country l*o-it Ions. « ted to save a great deal in salaries. ing tnde l$ccn*<% a* a revenue had to Superior- waterproof boots and you will never The city is jlaying too much for thv he raised. Regarding day labor, he have damp feet. disposal of the garbage. If tenders were would say that if the conned wanted 1851. ity- Called fur the civic offices the salaries good work dont*, they should have it , . thl, ,.u..vtors of Won,<1 1)0 Bnr<‘ to <>nme down. He is in done by day labor, but if scamp work, Old Country A large nun . nitM*t- favor of bonussing a railway to come to by ivuitructors. (Iaiughter.) Sprin* llfign «era P««ot at Uto »ort .,,, aml ,hrnp vtJ Tfco Aid. Macmillan.—Do you think it fair f •no,111,1,1 ‘n l “. “•b"°l liranm-s ...... » at ,11 oqnitolfi,, to charge David Spencer, one of the ! Boot Stored «? h«ir ...... , “ Mr‘ w "nd "h,,"ld *» "iix-l ->ut :,lh.gnth,.r if largest merchants, the same trade li- j rhr-ir «.•»•» on matter». |)„„aibl„ Th„ |K. cense as Mrs. Viger. who keeps a small j 91 Johnson st. between Broad and Douglas. wa.„,.|n.i.t« .-Im.rma. ami , „ai„.d fnr ,„,r cl(ma„. corner store? ,-a,W m. Mr. Koliert-un to eddrme th. tr.lffi(, faTor M. Humber.—Certainly not. tlsaugh- j —— ■ I A COFFIN FOÏJ A BATH. FINANCIAL. imn-tmsr...... h pn.tf-etton for SpriiiK Rillgi-. Ip answar ter.) (( I Mr. Roln-rln-m Intimated that „ rat(,„av,,r Mr. Allen «Ulvd that the Mr. (lerow explained why Ite stated on j wnnhi mil make a length)- upoei-h. I i hnruea of the lire department should be Saturday that he had withdrawn from | “I wanted a bath in a North Carolina hotel.” said a trawling man to a LOOK IT UP.” T"e British Coiumhi* lorp pation, would eolihm- hill,self to answering tin u,||i„„| f„r „tb(,r llllr|xlw, the contest. The people of Victoria Hal of questions whi.fi. had In-en pro- Mr ,ilovlT la>f(,r(, ,hl. Washington Star writer. I.IHITKD. Wist m -t on Friday evening and de- ’I rang for the bellboy -there was paivil by the eh-etors. In answer to 11 , „.jlh „ weord ,ls „„ „Ml., cif.ed to bring out Mr. Venwill and Mr. TI*riE BUIIOWC, FORT ST., VICTOSI*. first, the ,-tty should undoubtedly grant h||( n< „ IV ,f (h|1 elw.tor?. but otn—and when he arrived 1 asked Yes, dear reader, tl»ey have been de row then withdrew so a* not to di­ hint if they had a bath tub about tin a lx,nos to the British 1'aetfie or any Mi.-vo hi, dlltr in Umt ,.ll|la,.ltv vide the vote, lmt Mr. Fen will stating Other transcontinental line making \ to- bl. wml|,, ,lsk thl>m f),r ,h„lr ro|(1 M\ “ looking it up," aqd qow tljat the ii Saturday that he (Mr. Pm will) had *‘‘Yes, sab; nice ones, sab,* he said. Iramedlnte ailvance* on all tor» il» terminus. It is of the utmost ,.i„„ii,1„t,. A rai|wllv ,.„minc withdrawn. Mr. G prow again cautc for- “ 'Bring me one.' HOUSES ARE LET, EXCEPT THE kinds of seenrity at low rates ol importunée that such a line ahoold be Into thia eity should receive a bonus I ward IS a candidate from Victoria Tn a few minutes the ls>y returned, interest. Items C'olleeto4, Es­ btlill and the rttiaeus of \ tetorta rhoaM r „hon|,l |„, rat,.pav,iM —West. He believed the mayor and ald­ BIG ONE, we are turning our at- bringing on his shoulder n coffin, with tates Managed. gi,e it every eiieouragement Mr. Bob ,.|„.al,„st ratl. posalbl,.. llv ,M.|il.vta, ermen should serve without pay. Th* silver-platisl handles and a lid all nt it." or be “ SOLO UP." B|H-„k first. SO that no candidate should swore] the questions first \'transmit should !w* aliolished. Accord ing to in- j * have any advantage. This plan being tineutal railway nlinnld receive a I,omis formation received at the city hall wood- 1 Call for map and get particulars agreed to, ...... hnirmaii drew the first Water meters should never have been et» pavement is preferable. 1 of FIVE aqd TEN acre plots, all '“I'm . and mil,It to the amusement of j put into lawns and garden* ns these Dr, Ernest Hull — You say you the crowd, it mated to In, that of the should have water at the ehegaest pos gave water to |s>or people contrary to ready for t)\e plow, tl)at will pro­ originator or thin happy arrangement. , silde rate. They assisted m Is.aiitlfving law. and you went unpunished. Why Mr. Mar,-liant said he had the pleasure the eity. He believed |„ adjusting’ the should I Ik* fined for protecting my pa- j duce anything tfjat will grow on of serving the eity for three years on trade Hornsea „n a sliding s.-alc i n, I tients against the absurd health régula- j Vancouver Islaqd. the sebool Inisr,!. and if there are thoa- j prom-rty owners should pav two-thlrils i tiens of the health di-]mrtmeut? Funeral Director and Embalmer who think he did his duty in that sphere i of the street pari,at. and the ,-ity the Mayor Teague.—If I do wrong that is 1 Government Street, Victoria. he would ask them to vote for him for | other third. Wood paving was prefer- no mason why you should. I laughter.) | the most important poeltion of alder- j aide under the elreua-taats-s Stiring Dr. Hall.—Are you satisfied with the ; j J. H* BROWNLEE, mito. Kverylnnly was ready to admit , Ridge shoo hi have polka- protis-tiou If ndminisration of the. health department ARCHITECTS. that the last year's oouneil was the . lis ted Mr. Levy will introduce a ta-solu- of the city ? Financial Agent JNO. TEAGUE. wnrst the eity ever had. /laughter) b,-- | tion to do away with salaries for older- Mayor Tongue. -No. not by a long i ARDHITKOT. ,-ails,, that has been nnlreranlly said of f men. The ,-ify had better men when no Rooms 38 and 39, sreoue <’orDer of I$road “treet and Trou see every oooooit for years jtast. livery one salaries were paid. The candidates for ' Aid. Mclacllon sa id he would vote with Board of Trade Building. should lake an Interest in beautifying school Iran,**, ,simitar,-d favorably with both hand* to bring a transcontinental j the ,-ity. which has every natural ad | those for alilcrim n, and they received no railway to Victoria. Aid. Macmillan SOCIETIES. vantage. By Iniantifyiug it. tourists j pay. The ,-ity work should In- don,- by wanted to get the Indian reserve to en­ . would he induced to copie here, bringing day labor. dow a university: he would endow n ;w B. C. PIONEER SOCIETY. The Hell of ibe above K»c»etj in Muegrsve Bloct money into ciretflntion. The - -it v should A "Ratepayer.—Arc you in fnror of w ear shed with if ii,augbt<•<•.'> Every Mr. .Jacob Wi’.-ox of St. Tltomne, 8rovl htrr"i.iK pen >'a)y from tua^to4 p.nt.. lot have tienutiful drives, batoinr places Ontario. U UT tnrtowt m D°.,,eerthe r-.xuna.‘,nU ,htetP 'lends. WtK, mid gotwl sanitary arrangement t More the grass would grow on our streets. In that vielnitr. lie I* now. he eavs, money should he spent in improving the Mr. Isf'vy would he in favor of remov- Mr. Ben veil would also give any reas­ an old man. ^nt IloocPc Sarsaparilla 51 to 58 Fort Street. Vfc 1 htxlNAKY. streets, particularly in the outskirts, ,h<*m any definite ponitiou of the onable support to a railway, but would has made him fee! ytmng again. when* they wore woefully neglwted. never content to su eh a bonus as was 1 S Fl TOLMIE, “ About a year ago I had a very »evere ^ vKTkhINAkY hurgbon. Aldermen should call meeting*, of -lect­ H. McXaughtoa dwelt on the wretched receive#! by the E. A- N. This year's COMPLETE attack of the grip, which resulted in my ors and ask them what, in thetr ojMiiion, condition of the atreetg of Victoria. council would have to devote ivmsidcr- Graduate Ont. Vet. Col., Member Ont. Vet not having a well day for several month* Med. Sou. (Late with Dr. John Wende, V.B. is tin* most necessary work f.i done. Then» were a number of poor jm*oi»1c in aidc attention to the streets and side- ; Biiffalo, N.Y.) Offlcf at Bray's Livery, lt*« The mi-omiug coum-il should afce up the city, and instead of paying a man afterwards. I was completely run down JoliaNon etreet Telephone 182: residence works of improvement* wh*r. the old *40 a month to drive the children of Tlie chairman called for candidate for and my system was In a telephone 417. Vletorli, B. C »-mi nidi left off. North Watd h-M grown | those people to school, it would be bet school trustees, but ns it was twelve Terrible Condition. HOUSE SCAVENGERS to such in ' Xteut that there ..h ,uld he a i ter to send a man around to get clothe* i! : lit,. I lost flesh and became depressed redistribution...... off *Vthe...... ward."• •The” city «nd .food for these poor children! Money leit the hall arid the meeting lsiki* uj' In spirit». Finally a friend who had been JULIUS WEST, GBNEBAL KUAVBNUKE. debt had grown to such an .t v-ming ex- ahottld be borrowed to improve the "!,il * x",r thank* HiiecN»8*or to John Dongbt-rty. Yard* ami benefited by Hood’s Sarsaparilla advised tnit that unless a liiglier ras *t taxation HtreetH and sidewalk*. He never saw an ' ool* cleaned, contracts made for mo to try Hand I did an. I continued tak­ FURNISHERS „A" "toern ton will, 4 is levii»d the whi le uf u*-y> year’s rev­ ahlcnmni viewing th*. .streets in Spring ing It Outil I used twelve bottles and Frit A In»., Fort street, grocers; enue will go towards paying 'he interest «HW» during the ttm year*, he lived in Uoc-Uraue A Mann corner of Yates and and sinking fund. No ae, c.»un»*«Hors J the vicinity. (Laughter.) -Mr. March- today 1 can hones'ly say Hood’s Baraa- Douglas streets, will be promptly attend *bvuM have th- right to grant con».’acts | nut talked about pariün has restored me to my former j ed to. Residence, 60 Vancouver street. getting boats. AH he WORTH telephone, MO. ex cep ting to those who tender the #*tH»rtp- ha- to ,lo is „ut hosts „„ tit,, str.s'ts „! health.” JACOB Wilcox, Bt. Thomas, ; i*st In this respt.ft. he tlnoight $itU*)0 Spring Itidg,-. Tbn.v will final all right, IMPORTERS JEWtLERS, ETC. of last year’s money was wasted in the tint tighter.| The British Parie,- s boni,I ; Hood’s Sarsaparilla waterworks contract. In answer to re,save a bonus. He is slro in favor of TELLING WALTHAM WATCHES, $7. questions r>r-'sen ted, Mr. Marchant was • heap water rates, „„,| „f In solid silver cases, guaranteed for in favor of lnmunwing a transcontinental nwa.v with trade lieenaes. It i„ „„.t,rts Is tho Only five years. railway and of a cheap water rate, also to talk of paving the streets when there We study the wants of our customers and *n favor of placing il»c trailers’ licenses : in no money. I La tighter.) Spring Itifig, A Lady’S Good True Blood Purifie? S. A. STODDART, on » tnnr<* equitable basis. For i«aving *bf‘iil(l have police protection. bave found in years past that It Is the only rht New Watchmaker and Jeweller, sheets, flu* local improvement syM-.m Aid Macmillan claimed lie had done Prominently in tho public eye today. I way to hulld up bualnewt on a solid foun­ should be intruduccd. ITe was also in , something for day labor during the past cures Wimui ill other preparation* fait__ dation; and therefore propose to supply 68H Yates Street. favor of better indice protection for ' year. He xvaw apfM>inted chairman of Fortune. 1I..J»,. : xm- the attcr-dinncr pill an* those goods which our patron* require, and Spring Ridge. In this connection, be rile Sewerage lommittix* and introduced tlOOU S à lllS family OaÜUWUü. ÜJdt to give them the best value for their money. sJ!r "K- :: Balance aud r.ttot maintained that the whole police wystem Waffs, 11.28. And gnaraatees all work for rçHolqtion early in the year tn reuiov • 1- montlia. Practical experience of «wer ti**ei cheap for cash. Apply, stating price, to < rtnoe, Times office. jail-3 Ktreets wen» pavul. I‘ro|x*rty owners Dirimer, had. previous to his appoint­ Times Wire Works nhould pay two-third* of the cost of the ment. n greater capacity for------than WANTED—Trustworthy person to travel payement» and the city one-third. The for sewerage inspection. (Laughter.) Banishes Inflammatory in Canada. 1780 a year and expenses. Ke- fereuce. The Domlnl the tq contract, a* had l»een tin- mmal eu* Rheumatism. Flower Stands from $1 up. I rovlnt** Publishing Co. land was brought in. making it difficult t< m. He shewed that the chang.- was Annual Hanging Basket*. 25 cents and to keep the street* in a proper state of most beneficial to the city and gave the f " 1 >'"• ■ I'..- i ;, r- repair. An electric light should be plac­ Ptor man a better chance. He again upwards. Fire Guards made to Lake. Wages 26 cent* an hour. Board, *5 a week. Waikely, Kiag & Onsey. ed near the Lkm brewery. The British referred to the sewerage work done hy WAS A TERK1KLE AND order. Lamp Shades all sixes. T'i.eifie should lx* given a bona*, but in day labor. After disposing of the com W A NT ED—Farmers and builders to leave this n atter the rights of the city should raissioners *2(1,OOD waa available for ENCYCLOPEDIA Parrot Cages FloraJ and Om- their orders at Shore's hardware store 6i Johnson street. délit) tr be cl.i-ely guarded. Mr. Dwyer claimed spending on sewerage, and on this am­ SUFFERER. OF USEFUL INFORMATION tcry Designs. Plumbing and thn« the amendment to the waterworks ount 2IVtj per cent, was waved by doing Tinning. All orders promptly WANTED—A second hand sewing machine by-law passed Inst year wn* not an im- •the k. work by day...... labor in conqui^ risen Must be In good order. Address, stating attended to. lowest price and make. D. (J., 'limes nrovetnenf. a* it taxeri those who uw*d with the work done by contract. This <>*»<*■ del 7 torgf quantities of water the same ns was due to having eaiNtble foremen on j Every man and woman in Canada For i8o6. those who used less, ftpring Ridg. ihe w'ork who had the ix>wer to disraisa who suffers from rheumatism, van nf- Tv Lti, sh« uld have indice protection. Mr. the man who wouldn’t earn hi* money ford at least out* bottle *of Paine’s t’el- >wyer denied the rumor that any ticket TO Let—-Upper part of store nt 27 Govern­ and employ those who world. The rate cry Comiwund. ment street containing 12 room*: rent »•> was formed in North ward. He would , 'Vjigp'< was $2‘for nine hours" work. One bottle of thin marvellous health per month. Enquire ut 25) Government not consent to any such arrangement. 111 comparison with f2 for ten hours' restoring medicine swept 400 Pages. MARKET & MARTIN, street. Jan 13-1 w The trade licenses should'be levitxi on a paid on contracts the year before. Peo­ Mamma tor)- rheumatism, which for two Price, 25 cents. TOSümiSSHHH» BT—Furnished Hoti.se (eightPHHipil rooms) on more equitable basis. In answer to Mr. ple charged him with favoring the em­ yours, has made life misera bit* tor Mrs. 7i 1-2 Fort Street 1‘embtrton Road; good garift-n au.l oreii Laurie, who akked if iie would favor ployment of Chinese, lmt his pant ac­ Thomas, of Perth Hoad, Ont. Now Ready for Delivery. ard: rent moderate to de*lruble tenant «•losing candy and tobacco stores on Suo- tion* in nmneetion with the employment Apply J. St. Clair Blackett, 7 4 Yates Mt Tliis medicine will work wonders in janS-lw d.->. Mr. Dwyer answered in the affirm- of labor were sufficient proof against your ease, reader, if you are unfortu­ Subscriber* to the Twice-a-Week JOHN MESTON ! »ueh an assertion. (Hear, hear.) A hhv- nately numbered in the vast army of Time*, who have paid for 1806. aud MlbLhLlA^cOuh Nlr. Brag* WH» tiie m»xt *jx-*ker. He iu* was secured for the rir.v by rheumatic martyrs. Mr. Thomas writes aubecrllier* to the Dally Time* who didn't think an alderman could review adopting tin* day labor *ystem...... in _the_____ era-as follows about His wife's cure by 1 DR- CORSAN will resume practice nl>ont II" «nrk of last yi-ar's rouni-il in fif. pl< yiuent of team*. The city formerly j Paine’s <>lery Compound, pay for two month* In advance, will nn-n mimili». Tin- cl,-,-tors of the ,-lly had n contract for hauling gravel at J “This is to certify that my wife *uf- recçire copies free. As the *uppiy is NOTICE OF REMOVAL G. Mit rede n ha* arc masters of the situation, ami they *1.00 * load, but by engaging teams by severely for txvA. year* with in- limited, subscribers who wl*h to re-- r.-inoreil hi* news stand to the Adelphl BhKk. cor. of Government & late* can elect whom they clloosc on Thors- thf day they got R hauled for fH cental fiainmatory rheumatism. and after using et-lve mpli>* of this valuable refer­ street*. janlH-iw 1,11 : next. Mr. Rragc then ,lc,lit with l* r loud. In honuHsing n tmnsconti- ! 0,10 ,,otth* of Paine’s Celery Compound ence book, should comply with the ,-I,-,•trie licitt matters. He desi-rihcl the mm ta I railway there was a danger of ‘ s,lv if* nblp to attend to her ordinary A PUBLIC MEETING will be held at South conditions ut once. •'nrk .School on Tuesday evening, Jan. 14. tf'i'bks in isinneetlen with the new paying too much for the whistle. When I work 11 i’'' completely rewtored to her to give Candida tew, and other*, an oppor­ Jstation. There are several places in the < . P. R. bonuses were eonsidereil. ) f°rnjer health. FIRST COME FIRST SERVED. tunity to state tlH-lr view* on muulcipui the North ward that are pla.... 1 at a ,11s- and the grunting of over one-third of the 1 ,, ------affair* Jan l)-jtt mlrtintuge Inn-anse of lack of limbi. But island to the K. & N. R, R.t ,iM. rltv ] -- (*ood digestion means goo given unless the city gr* tin IInc °doroma for your teeth: it not only BLACKSMITH, ETC Assoc. M. Am 80c. G. E.; A. M. Can power house before more lights can he equivalent in the «hope of nhamfin the ! Preventa d<»cay, but preserve* them pvr- 80c. C. E.; granted. IL- paid u eompitment to the railway. He believed the water should i ni;,0PDtly. Broad Street Between Johnson and Pan ,-ratorieal powers of his opponents. Mr. be paid for by placing a frontage tax dora Streets. Civil KngiuMT anti Freviifial Land Sunrnr. Marchant is the orator of...... British...... Co- “n fl"‘ prom-rty along whieh the pifn-s The Times, I {All roads. Mine* Drainage. Plans. H*U- - Lamp* frou. the little “Nellie Bly” mates. Survey*, Construction supcrlntended. lumbL‘1. ami Aid. Macmillan second duly j RUI- The water was five and the pev- Room 23, Five Sister* Block, Victoria, B.U- to the «liwfinguiRhetl l.iberal îeadt»r. Hon. i PR‘ "«b paid for the carrying of the to superb “Piano and Banquet Lump*.*’ daM-lnt Victoria, B C, at Wciler Bros. * Wilfrid Laurier. (Chech*.) A trans- | s:im<• !f tlu» eity ran pipes i<» large A W. WILSON continental road should hav- a bona*. ' P^Prirty holder* in the .mtKkirtx of the When abe waa • Child, she cried for Oeetoria. Mini the publie Hhonld he given as cheap thewe prop<*rty ladder* should pay Okell * Morris’ jams and Irilies are PLÜMUKB8 A.NI» OASMF1TTKKB. When she became Ml*, she clung to Castorla. absolutely puro • Hell. Henw.n and Tlnumirh*. Dealer» la heat dneno :I " 'tier rate a* poswible. He was not neeordingly. Trade Uvenses were an in- When she had Children, she gave there o*atort*, tt*n« of H *»«n« nnri ror-kine Stove*. lUtn*.», ...r in favor of trade licenses at nil. but a justice and nhould be abolished. Sblwninw «mole* »t P»we*t rate» !«ro»«1 etreet, vic­ * Chinu ten si-ts at Cheapshle. * ia. B. C. Tele,.h.,ae cams ;i-., iPv"-

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____ VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, JANUARY 14. lh<)6. 3 Tailor Gowns. Riding Habits Corporation of the City of Victoria. THE PARIS HOUSE, BALAWÇ» MHKKT BUOAD HTKEKT LOCAL IMHIOVEMEXT AKSESSMKXT Balance Sheet, 31«t December, 18U.1. BY-LAW, 1802. Balmoral Building, 55 Douglas Street ASSETS. ASSETS. LIABILITES. Cush. Bank of B. N. A...... | 2,023 U5 _ LIABILITIES. Sinking Funds. Corporation of Victoria being ex- Debentures issued...... g 10,788 00 Water work» Loan by­ Waterworks, 1878 ...$ 02.300 00 cesH of liabilities over asset».. 8,764 05 law. 1*73...... $73,064 05 Waterworks, 1887 ... 2U.000 00 Corporation, 1*78 ... 20,000 UU 9 10,788 00 Ladies Tailors bf 12,668 25 , Pub lighting, 1885... 16,000 00 Haybl Bros., . Corporation by-law, Drainage. i»S5 ...... 5,uuo oo Certitled Correct, lb 78...... 10,288 10 JAB. L. UAÏMÜR, Public Lighting by­ I Waterworks, 1S86 . . 75,000 00 i Streets and Bridges, Treasurer. law, 1886 ...... 7,042 20 i 1886 ...... 60,000 00 ; Drainage by-law. 188.'» 2,203 UU Johnson St. sewer, Ladies can furnish their own materials. : Waterworks by-law, 1888 ...... 30,000 00 CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF VICTORIA. I 1880 ...... 16,383 05 Waterworks, 1888 .. 20,000 00 Price of making gowns from $io up. Streets and Bridges Pleasure gr’nds, 1880 25,000 00 Loans under Authority ot th« Kleetrlc Lighting By-luwi, 18M and 1896. 1 by-law, 1S8<}...... 4,357 15 Waterworks, 1880 .. 70,000 UU Jan. 1, 1805. ! Johnson street Sewer Waterworks. 1880 .. 60,000 00 1'“ng‘"y-Uw!nï««:l“trl.C Llgl,.'$ ZJ.KIV 83 ! «•> «•« Dee.. 1805..* 33,883 t3 - ! by-law, 1888...... 8,137 75 Fire Departm't, 1889 15,000 00 ! Waterworks by-law, 1 1 ■ 1 : ■ l: 1 Transfer the Crematory by- I BUIKV LOCALS. 3> I 1888 ...... 2,097 25 Cemetery , 1*89 ... 45,000 00 10,132 50 i I Streets, Bridges and Material sold .. , ! Cemetery by-law, Flour Mill Bonus, 56 00 Cleaning* of l/lty anil Provincial New | 1880 ...... 10,000 00 Accrued Interest 105 80 COMMUNICATIONS ; 1880...... 6,105 10 City Hal! addition. In a Uonneiieed Korin. ’ Waterworks by-law, 1880...... 0,484 10 1800 ...... 35,000 00 9 33,883 13 9 33,888 i3 Waterworks by-law, (> im-tery, 1*00 ...... 12,600 00 -Coal hods at Cheapside. * MISCELLANEOUS. Sewerage, 1800 ...... 300,000 UU Certified Correct, 188!) ...... 8,135 90 Public Market Site, JA8. I,. RAYMVR, ■ i Pleasure tiwands by­ Auditor. CHAS. KENT, —Lamp Shade Frames at Weiler To the Editor:—Will you kindly in­ law, 1880 ...... 3,387 15 181*> ...... 15,000 00 Treasurer. form your correspondent, "Paul Pry” Fire Department by­ Public Market build­ Bros. ing, !8U0 ...... 55,000 00 that if he is a ratepayer ami will call law, 1880 ...... 2,007 10 Crematory, I860 .... lu.uuo UU at my office, 1 shall lx* too happy to Four Mill Bonus by­ CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF VICTORIA —Call at the Loudon bur for A1 Tom law, 1880 ...... 2,026 60 Agricultural Aesoc'n show him every detail of and re­ 1801 ...... 25,000 00 Loan under authority of the Sewerage Loan By-law, 1801. and Jerry. City Hall addition by­ City <;f Victoria Act. Jan. 1, 1895. ceipted vouchers for the al­ law, 1800 ...... 4,884 36 , 1802 ...... 188,000 00 —Applications are living advertised luded to by him. Me will find it con­ Cemetery by-law. 1800 1.743 15 2 ! 13 3,81 ***• ««•••* Sewerage by-law. 1800 14,456 05 Street Loan, 1802 ... 26,000 00 for for the position of organist of the tains many things besides brooms and iï Publie Market Site Surface Drains. 1893. 126,000 00 Accrued Interest ...... Ll|S 40 ...... u matches, but too lengthy to pot in ad- j Educational. 1803 ... 86,000 00 First Presbyterian ehurvh. ! by-law. 1800 ...... 2.168 55 ! Electric Light. 1804.. 66,060 00 advertisement. I Publie Market Ituild- i Provincial Royal Ju- -The Bffie ElMee Company will V j big by-law, 180V.... 2,050 15 CITAS. KENT, Treasurer. ! Mice Hospital, 1804 35,000 00 Certified Correct. ; city Hall. her on Monday and Tuesday. On Mon­ Crematory by-law, 6th January. Victoria City Corporation. 1890 ...... 1,142 pJ I Exhibition, 1894 .... 25,000 00 RAYMUR, OH day evening they will present ‘Home,, Sewerage. 1894 .. .. KXt.000 00 Auditor. i ! Agricultural Ass’n by- Waterworks, 1891 ... 150,000 00 nn.l Juliet." Tuesday afternoon “Cam­ THE POSTOFFICE BUILDING. ! law, 1801 ...... 2,920 80 -1,824.000 O i ille,” ami Tuesday evening "As You ; Lean City of Victoria To the Editor:—Will you kindly aBow j Act by-law. 1802..,. 16.610 05 Contract deposit account , 6,«83 00 CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF VICTORIA. Like It." • I ! . ; . I" : . V l npnld Interest ...... 780 00 j me to make some remarks anti ask Loan under authority of th e Waterworks By law, lk$M. ! some uneaiions regarding the stone for 1892...... '...... 014,80 —The sugar-coating, which makes Surface Drain# by- Jau. 1, 1M». the^new po.-tothee building. Ik it not Balance on hand ...... 8148,143 30' Exp. ■ i ■ !■' law, 1893 ...... 3,042 85 the fact that when a public work is to Educational Loan by- Material sold ...... HIHP, w20 woo j Balance ...... ' . . '. 7 wjuuu 13 immediately on reaching the stomach, law, 1893 ...... 1,571 30 Accrued Interest ...... 4,166 05 : and so permits the full strength and he constructed tenders are publicly in­ Electric Light by-law. benefit of the medicine to lie promptly vited and the contract awarded to the 1891 ...... 381 28 communicated. A»k>your druggist for lowest responsible tenderer? lu th<* Provincial Royal Jubi­ (ease of the pe»toffie«‘ hullding 1 have lee Hospital by-law, Balance of Waikley, King & Ayer's Ahaanac. just out. lv. >4...... 200 UO Casey s contract...... g 41,560 00 every reason to believe the rule was Exhibition by-law,1894 207 85 —David Boyd, of the First National ci implied with; bui when a specifica­ Sewerage by-law, 1891 831 30 Certified Correct, try. tion i* laid before a contractor to have Waterworks by-law. JA8. L. RAYMUR, CllAS. KENT, Bank of Seattle, well known to Victoria 1894 •...... 990 70 Auditor. yachtsmen, has purchased the racing him base his tender njKin, and h<’ figures Treasurer. accordingly, that specification slum HI " . v ’ - - sloop Lucinda I>. She will be refitted, MUNICIPAL TAXES AND FEES OCT- and will no doubt Is* seen here this most decidedly Is* carried out. unless STANDING. . : •:••• CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF VICTORIA. year, as Mr. Boyd never fgils to come the owner of the work wishes to mak** Water routs ...... $ 8,743 20 Brood Street Local improvement Assessment By-law, 1892. over for the Victoria regatta. | a change. In this particular instance Trade licenses ...... 1,056 00 Jan. 1, 1806. I it has not been so done. The .specifica­ Insurance tax ...... 750 00 Baluuce un band...... $ 1,767 40 Paid interest on debentures...... $ 530 40 —Miss Annie Sinclair, the youngest tion distinctly reads that the contract­ Market rents ...... 80 UO Assessments...... »30 50 Balance ...... 2,023 96 Land and Imprvvem’t 76 46 daughter of John Sinclair, of Spring or shall use Sat « run lata lid stone, nr tax...... -...... 79,6*1 01 Bauk, Cadboro Buy, died on. Sunday stone of equal color, qualify ami text­ Boanl of Health spec­ afternoon after two days’ Unes* from ure. This hue not ben the case in this ial rate ...... U.664 86 Certified Correct. the rupture of a blood vessel The de­ City Halt, "06 mr.lL hmM, tho tbflt *6 «».- ! 4,172 56 JAR L. K A Y Milt. AS. KENT, ceased, who was only 21 years of age. tractors have determined to use, and j —f104,106 23 Auditor. Treasurer. was a general favorite throughout the Which the government has so far allow-- ! BANK OK BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. district. The furural will take plain- od them to use, 1ms neither the color, i General account ...... 1,166 45 to-morrow afternoon from the residence quality nor texture specified. The 8a t- Contract deposit ac't. 5,3X1 00 CORPORATION OF TH E CITY OF VICTORIA. of Mr. Holier * Mason, corner of Rich- nrna island stone is a light grey in Board of health fund. 758 97 Loan under authority of the CXMMfory .1" ...... i’- ' , color: the Gahriolu Island stone is very City uf Victoria Act.. 75 20 Jan. 1, 1895. Sewerage, 1894 ...... 17 56 ltatuiwoe on hand ...... $ 10,000 99 Transfer under authority of the | dark. Nor has the latter the same Waterworks, 1804 .... 66,909 73 Accrued Interest...... 131 51 —Grand Master W. E. Holmes uud texture or quality as the Saturiu stem*. School purposes 161 98 Electric Lighting by-law, 1896.$ to 132 60 the Grand Officerh last evening installed 74,472 89 9 10,132 50 As 1 was a tnnden*r for the contract I J. Gosnell 69 98 the officers of Acme Ixxlge, No. 14. daim that this action of the govern­ 2,736 Uo Certified Correct, City Hall, tUh January. 1896. I. O. O. F.. as follow: N. U., W. H. ment—or thé government officials—-in Corporation <>f Victoria, being JAS. L. RAYMVR. excess of liabilities over asests. 1,425,692 67 KENT, Handley: V. G., James Jackson; sec­ changing the sperffication was very un­ Auditor. Treasurer. retary,. 8. W. Edwards; financial secret­ just to me and to others who tendered. f1,830,161 0U ary, Thus. Tubman; treasurer, H. Ilay: I maintain that the Gahriobl stone" is a warden. J. Wood; conductor, W. (’arse; very soft stone, easy to saw and very City Hall, January 0, 1896. CHAS. KENT, CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF VICTORIA. O. G. Daniel Burns; I. G.. David Mow easy to chisel, and in my opinion is not Certified Correct. Treasurer. Loan under authority of the Surface Drains By-law. at; R. S. N. G.. J. W. Sinclair; L. S. a durable stone. I know, as I am on Jan. 1, 1896. Balance on hand...... $ N. G., Wm. F. McKenzie; R. 8. V. G.. experienced builder, that the change Kfceipts and Expenditures, 1895. Accrued Interest ...... Robert McEachern; L. 8 .V. G., Alfred will make a difference to the contract­ Virtue; R. 8. 8., John Bicknell; L. 8. 8., ors of from six to eight thousand dol­ RECEIPTS. Interest under annual loan by-law ...... 4,041 77 Antoine Sarantus; representative to lars- a nice little sum to get by having 1st January to 31et December, 1895. Certified Correct, Grand Ixxlge, David A. Henry. i the inside track. If the Dominion JAB. L. RAYMUR, Bank of B. N. A., Jim. 1, 1806. . 3.6U0 44 Sinking funds...... $26,917 86 Mc6AS. KENT, ! authorities or officials had any intention Laud and improvement tax...... 181,847 37 Interest on Investment —The adjourned meeting of the Brit of varying the specifications, why lid Water rate# uud rents...... 61 220 20 of sinking fund#.... 8,476 23 ish Columbia Boc.rd of Trade will In* they not give me and other conqictitorH Trades licensee ...... 14,405 UU 7,770,00 Brokerage nod exchange CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF VICTORIA. held at 3 o'clock on Friday. Mr. Henry a chance in the beginning, when we Liquor licenses ...... It, Redemption of debentures issu­ Fire Insurance Co.’s tax... 8,925 UO Loan under authority of the Education Loan By-law, 1803. Croft will move: "That whereas at the competed for the work, or tell is that Police court tines and fee#.. 3,492 25 ed under authority of the present time American vessels are em­ xv»* might haw a chance under certain Waterworks Amendment Act, Jan. 1, 1806. Road tax ...... 3,212 00 1875 ...... 60,000 00 Balance on hand ...... $ ployed in fishing for halibut in Canad­ conditions to vary from* the specifica­ Cemetery fees...... 1,987 00 ! Expenditure to 31st Dec., 1805. .$ 1,243 11 *14 20 : Accrued Interest...... ian waters, principally in Hecate straits, tion»? But as the present contractors Pound fees...... 506 65 $188,636 UO and destroy large numbers of im got the contract in a very strange way Market rents and fees...... 2,663 90 1.243 11 II.—1Civic Salaries:- mature fish and if allowed to continue I think I can understand the situation Miscellaneous receipts...... 3,378 26 Certified Correct, will in u short time ruin the fishery: of affairs. On the Saturday evening Provincial goveyument in aid of Treasurer’s office ...... 4,074 00 ‘"c il AS. KENT, Fire Department ...... 500 00 City Clerk's office ...... 2,SbO UU JAS. L. RAYMUR, Be it resolved that this board bring the before election day Col. Prior stated Provincial government, refund Assessor's office ...... '.ils on Auditor. Treasurer. grievance before the representatives of that then* wore rumors afloat that he under See. 109 Municipal Act, the city at Ottawa with the request was n partner in the contract. The Interest ...... 1,962 60 Temporary auslsiauw, all de­ 1892...... 3,047 00 partments 806 26 CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF VICTORIA. that they urge the Dominion govern Hon. Col. saic taken with a Board of Health - Cemetery ...... 967 44 Jan. 1, 1895. Dec. 31at, 1886. Balance on hand Jan Park...... 777.... UU Balance on band ...... $ 76 20 Balance on hand ...... $ pose of protecting our fishery." grain of salt. Co!. Prior being a mem­ 1, 1896 ...... 9 6,131 81 Police ...... 21.721 95 ber of parliament and therefore n Special rates 1803 A Fire Department...... U.uiu 4U Certified Correct, City Hall, 6th January, 1896. -Capt. Walbran gave an interesting guardian of the public interest, should 1896 ...... 10,965 67 L«biary...... 741 44 JAS L. ltAYMUR, AH. KENT, talk on the Northwest (’oust at the certainly not have placed himself in Refunds Darcey Isl­ Home for Aged and lutiriu.... 0UU UU Auditor. Treasurer. meting of the Natural History Society and station for Public market ...... 886 00 the way of temptation. When a man lepera ...... 1,462 00 Street lighting ...... 0,023 a-t held in the Provincial Library last even­ becomes a bondsman for a contractor Sundries ...... 11 60 641 2b CORPORATION OK THE CITY OF VICTORIA. ing. With the aid of Vancouver’s or­ he certainly assumes responsibility for Interest...... 78 96 Loan under authority of the Exhibition By-law, 189-1. iginal charts the captain, who is a ------9 17,060 83 , the latter, and Col. Prior knows that if Education- Jau. 1, 1896. student of early voyages, was able to the contractor* in this ease fail he will Provincial Gov. per Ill.-Municipal Council:— Balance on hand...... $ Expenditure to 3ist Dec., 1896..$ 38 91 give many interesting details of plare# lie called upon to secure the completion capita grunt ...... $ 18,001 54 1 .... Provincial rev. tax.. 11,769 00 .$ 1,79» uo j Certified Correct, try. 1806. - of interest along the coast. The cap­ of the «mirant. It is a nice question The Aldermen ...... J AH. L. RAYMUR, tain referred to the boundary question Special rate for CHAS. KENT. how far this responsibility would sway school purposes . . 18.302 12 Auditor. Trenmirer. and pointed out what course it should ouv "cabinet minister’* in dculing with ------9 46,102 66 $ 5,030 UU ; follow according to the terms of the th<" contractors ns a member of the Sinking fund Waterworks Amend meut Act, 1875 ...... 60.000 00 IV.—City Institution# iMaintenance):— j treats, (’apt. Walbran promised to government. He would not be likely Waterworks ...... $ 13.686 6s ; contribute n paper at a future meeting to object to their profiting to the extent $424,218 43 Park ...... 1,033 44 i on the lines of his informal talk last of SU».000 <>r $8.000 by a change in the Pound...... 96 90 : MUNliilPAL NOTICE. MUNICIPAL ftOTiCE. evening; Several new members wen* y. 189 ...... «___ specification*. Of course the bon. mill CHAS. KENT, Police ...... 6,502 <5 ! balloted for and others proposed. inter's firm will supply the required iron Treasurer. Fire Department...... 6,811 17 Public notice Is hereby given to the elec- work. How is that for a bondsman? I Certified Correct, Street*lighting * ! ! '. . 6.411 $ j tore of th*' muukdpallty of Victoria that 1 EUCIION OF SChOOL THUiTtES. —There was a large attendance at the should like to be one too. This is an JAS. L. RAYMUR. funeral of the late Thomas H. Baker, Auditor. Home# for Aged uud Infirm.. . 3.21X1 «2 require the presence of the said electors at affair ie which the people should seek Public market ...... *545 tki ; the City Hall on Monday, the 13tb day ut which took place yesterday afternoon STATEMENT. Public notice is hereby given to the elec- justice from some source, because, as ' Sewerage ...... » 1,144 io Ju unary, 181MÎ, at 12 o'clock noon for the pur­ from the family residence. Frederick Surface dram#...... 626 UU t«,r# of the municipality ot the city of Vic­ 0.1 Prior stated, the building is to cost pose of electing persona to represent them street. Rev. Solomon Cleaver, of «he Street lilies and grades...... $ UÏ 60 toria. that I require the presence of me some $.3Hi,(KHt. We should get n first In the municipal council a# Mayor and Ald- .Metropolitan Methodist church, officiat­ Pensions from inmates of Home $ 40,272 4U bald elector# at the City Hall, Victoria, «•lass building for that amount of for the Aged...... U0 86 on Monday the 13th day of January, 1896, ed. Included among those present were i Refund from Sewerage Loan for V.—Bulkling# and Surveys:— Thc mode of nomination uf candidates money, md if the Dominion officials in­ pipe...... 2.819 67 at 12 o’clock noon for the purpose of elect­ many of the young men of the city with sist upon having the vejçy best material, City Hall repairs ...... $ 323 36 shall be as follow#: —The candidate #hali whom Tom was a great favorite, hav­ Refad from sewerage horse & cart 8 7b Market property ...... 11 76 ing four (4) person# as members of the ns «•ailed for in the specification*. p,,f Drivers’ licenses...... lb 00 Fire halls...... SUM 14 lx* uoiniuated in writing, the writing shall Board of Trustees for Victoria City school ing always taken1'a keen interest in am­ into the building, it certainly will he a Registration of vehicles ...... 3 00 Furniture ...... 169 72 be subscribed by two voters of the muni district, 3 26 ateur sport, particularly baseball. He credit to the city: If poor material is Plumbers’ licenses ...... Cemetery keeper'# house ...... 60 69 cipality a# proposer and seconder, and shall The mode of nomination shall be a# tol- was a member of the old Amity team. j pnf Uorporate seal...... 1 00 Home for Aged and Infirm ... .<$2 68 into the outside of the building. Sale of catalogue of library, and Agricultural Association build b.- delivered to the returning officer at any . k»#:-Tbe candidate shall be nominated in which time and time again crowed the those responsible for the change will 63 75 time between the date of the notice and 2 ' writing the writing shall be subscribed by Sale of two pigs, Home for Aged., il«tt> : 1 " ‘ - 1.'.' I line to Oregon and Wshiflgton and de­ commit n crime against the public. 28 4i> p.rn. uf the day of the nomination, and tu ; t*o vutere of the municipality a# proposer feated the Americans at their own Sale of poles, electric light...... 13 40 $ 2.689 115 FAIR PLAY. Removing building# ...... » . ■Ju 00 the event of a poll being necessary such and seconder and shall In- devilered to the game. Deceased was the eldest son poll will be opened ->u Thursday, the 16th returning officer at any time between the Rolling driving park ...... 22 00 VI IV .I-,.-.- of M. Baker, and a member of the Sale of Hay from park ...... 91 26 uf January at the City Hall fur Mayor. Fur date of the notice and 2 pm uf the tluv Many merchants arc well aware that well known firm of M. Raker & Son. Sale of ta aka...... 60 00 For all purixwe# ...... $ 30.060 «1 their customers are tbeir best friends Aldermen for North Ward at Room No. 11, of the nomination and In the event uf a poll He was a native of Victoria aged 32 Sundries...... 26 47 Public Market Building. Cormorant street; being necessary, such poll wlH 1 opeS! with the best goods obtainable. As nn VIL- Miscellaneous:- years. The pallbearers at the funeral instance we mention Perry & Cameron, $3,378 26 Election expense#...... fur Aldermen for south ward at Nu. 21 Gov- j on Thursday, the 16 day of January 1806 yesterday were: John Walsh. G. Mc­ City Hall, 6th January, ls96. Advertising and printing ...... eminent street; fur Aldermen fur Ventral at the Oily Hail, bet wren the hour# of 8 Michigan. They nay: "We have no hes­ Kay, John Hannan, F. A. Jackson. Wil­ UHArlAS...... KENT, Stationery ...... ward ut Borne#' building, Bastlou atreet. a. m. and 1 p. m. at which time and mace itation in recommending Chamberlain’s Treasurer. liam Duck. J Huxtable. F. A. Gowen The pull# will be opened at 8 u.m. and ; êuch elector who is duly t|ualifled to vote Cough Remedy to our customers, -ns it Certified Correct, Telegram# A me##enger service and (’harles Wriglesworth. JAS. L. RAYMUR. Telephone# ...... closed at 4 pro., of which every person is fur Mayor will be entitled to cast his is the best cough medicine we have ever Auditor. Fuel and light ...... hereby required to take notice and govern j vote for four (4) candidates for members of "old. and always gives satisfaction.” For EXPENDITURE Hack# and express...... himself accordingly. t|,(. Board of School trustees, but may only One Honest Man. «ale at 77» eent** per bottle by all drug- Fire insurance ...... Ut?*^LVk',ori‘ tble 6,b I ' »»t ou ,ot« for su, u caadidâto of 1st January to 81 December, 1896. L<-gal expense# ...... Dtar Edifor : -Ple^.v' inform your reader?», eists. Lingley & Co., wholesale agents, Refunds ...... day >■! January, A. D. 1896. victoria and Vancouver. * SUMMARY. which every person Is hereby required to that if written to confidentially I will mail Charitable aid fund ...... W. K. BULL, take notice aad govern himself ucvordimt- in a jraled letter, particulars of a genuine, I —City Debt ...... $188,036 00 Commission on revenue cijilec- 11.—Civic Salarie# ...... 67,899 82 1,214 08 honest home cure, by which I wa< (>er-- „Whv don't yon try Garter s Little Liver III. -Municipal Council...... 5,030 ou MMs.' They are s positive cure for sick Seeret service ...... 50 00 Given under my band this sixth dar of manently restored to health and manly vigor, headache, and nil the Ills nrodueed hi dis­ IV. —City lostlt'ns (Maluteu'ee) 40,272 42 Grant to B. C. Agricultural As­ after years of suffering from nervous debility, ordered liver. Only «me pill a dose. V.--Building# and Surveys... 58,669 9.» sociation ...... ; ' VI.-Streets. Bridges, Sldew’k# 30,060 03 Celebration of Queen's Birth- $25.00 REWARD, ■icxual weakness, night fosses and weak VII,-Miscellaneous ...... 19..8H 22 i.oou is» shrunken parts. I was robbed and swindled —We supply shaving outfits that we VIII.—Educational ...... I8,uu0 tin 2.658 31 by ihe quacks until I nearly lost faith in guarantee. Get one. at Fox’s, 7,8 Gov­ ru oi tieaitu ...... i«x8ui oo i’be above reward la hereby offered foi Aotice. $ 19,814 42 mankind, but thank heaven, 1 am now well, ernment street. * $419,294 US such Inforauatlon aa shall lead to the ar Pursuant to the by-law# of ilie said tom vigorous and strong, And wish to make this \ HI.—Education real and conviction of any perron or per peny. notice l« hereby given that tb< annual < ert$iu means of cure known to all sufferers. Blankets. Rmuk«*ts ! Blankets ! City Hall, tith January, 1896, Board of School Trustee# $ 10,227 58 sons tampering or Interfering lb any way meeting of the Victoria Lomber and ’ Man­ K I'M, with auy manhole, ventilator, flush tank, ufacturing Company. Limited, will t.«- held ! have nothing to sell, and want no money, Quilts ! Qnilti Qhailts Î at Weiler Bros. 1‘- n h- at the office of the company. No. 74 Yates but being a firm believer in the universal or other part of the sewerage system street, io the city of Victoria. brotherhood of man, I am desirous of helping JAB. L. RAYMUR $ 4M.U6U 68 the City of Victoria, or causing tuuy Un Tuesday, the fourteenth d.iv Jÿuoary. T Ht BEST MOUTH TONIC the unfortunate to regain their health and Auditor IX.-Hoard of Health:-- "TI pediment or obstruction to the proper 1808, at 11 o’clock ». m. of that Oo; lh« THE. WORLD ../I effective operation of any portion of ie purpose of choosing directors :ur tiie happiness. Perfect secrecy assured Address DKTA1 LED EXPENDITURE Salaries ...... $ 2,190 0 » >ulng year, and for the transaction of any with saamp : -Mr. Edward Lambert. P. G. Statement showing the expenditure for 18S*> Removal of garbage ...... 5,335 »*» said system, except when acting under In- •ther lHwInes* that may I» brought before Box 55, Jam», Ont. ÏÏlr Baal said meeting. Irorowliately after ti * .r * »• V PERFECT TDMH PQWOER of the City of Victoria from 1st Janu­ Grant t<> Provincial Royal Jubi­ e«;lvu, the board of director# will u.«. t :u ary to 31st December. 1896 lee Hospital ...... 5.000 00 By order. waLLIÎfQT0N j OOWLKB e,e«t offl<-ers for the ensuing year. ;..,d r„r "Oiloroma" impart** beauty to the IT L LAVIS THE MOUTH ;N A I City Debt: For all other purposes...... 3,261 1U transaction of such other leoth. fragrance to the breath and health lut. on debenture»». ..$89,717 90 may be brought before them. STATE OF Guarantee of Interest $ 16 m m à m. $ WM. il. I* to the gums. fhcshness r CGI5I5.251 ' - V. A 8 Ry...... 9.000 00 Victoria, B.C., August 1st. 1896. December 23rd. 1M>5. 2ft«-r Sens •••• .v.-.-...-. :• s y* - 4 VICTORIA DAILY TIMES. TUESDAY, JANUAUY 14, J89G

JANUARY. be the feelings of the people ns to the premier they are attempting to oust or s. M. T. W. T. P. 8. the premier they want to put lut. 111...... I 2 .3 4 Speaking of the Victoria election the 5 6 7 8 9 10 II Montreal Witness, says: “In British 12 13 14 15 l6 17 18 ('olnmbia, as well as elsewhere, the 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 government has lost ground so grertiv 26 27 28 29 30 31 that it seems certain that it would be utterly defeated were the general elec To Speak. lions brought on at the present time.” The Ottawa Citizen ou Monday last of “Drugs” Is to think of “Jones.” The two are inseparable—pure drugs published the report that Mr. Laurier ; '-'ur xintire otock oi rurmture, Crockery, Glass­ aud Jones. Insist upon Jones tilling bad been summoned from Quebec by ! your prescriptions. Then you are sure of the best. Lord Aberdeen. The Colonist now re- j ware, Carpets, Oilcloths, Window Blinds, Curtain P. P. P P., Govt», nment St. publnhes something that appeared in the : 1 oles, Etc., will be sold at Cost Price. Many Citizen on Tuesday, apparently in th« , The Stock Must Be Sold belief that this is evidence on its own 1 Goods Below Cost for cash only. sid«* of the case. Our neighbor’s nber I JOSHUA DAVIES ration of intellect must be very serious j Holiday Goods, such as Pine Bisque Figures, AUCTIONEER, when it mixes up dates in this way. I Vases and all Ornamental Goods at Half Price. Room 7, - Board of Trade Building. If the Colonist’s mental powers were ! not so badly shattered, we should like t< ; Bedroom Sets from $8 75 up. have it give some attention to the fol- j Ube Batiç finies. lowing question: Were the Winnipeg ; Chairs from 40c. up papers, including the Conservative Nor j Window Blinds from 35c. up. wester, forging and lying in Mr. Tern- I The B. C. WEAK PATCHING. pieman's interest when they published j Intending purchasers will find this a rare opportun­ Another curious revolution of the pol­ the report on Monday of last week that I itical wheel has brought back into office the Governor-General bad called in Mr ity of getting Genuine Bargains. at Ottawa all the bolting ministers ex­ Laurier? It would perhaps be cruel to j cept Tapper the Younger. The latter’s insist on an answer at present, but if j Furniture place is taken by his father, who, it is the Colonist is ever again blessed with J. SEHL, Man agi said, will replace Sir Mackenzie Bow- 11 degree of sanity it might apply itself I ell as premier at the close of the session to the problem. A straight answer to j and before the gênerai election. It is the question may perhaps be taken u- ! plain from all this that the bolters have ni» indication that our neighbor has j thus far triumphed over Sir Mackenzie, somewhat recovered. MODERN WOMAN’S STRENGTH. A CYNIC’S CURIOUS WILL. but nobody will believe that reconstruc­ Messrs. Elfonl & Smith the contrat- j Whatever may be thought of the pre- tion on the lines reported can save the In It He Expressed His Opinion of His tors for the new postoffice building. ! t/n8ion; to iutellectual advancement put Beneficiaries. . Great Clearance Sale government from a complete smash-up. ">"er- Brought to the test of actual results, the late election. Of course they do her claim to mental superiority over the try. he had occasion to look at some Hifitenee in carying out this programme records, and his attention was directed not say he was discharged on that ae- woman who thought and worked and means certain defeat in the country, if to a whimsical will, says the Detroit eouut, but silice they decline to give achieved in a less assertive age becomes not in the house. No lasting peace can by no means easy to establish. With Journal. He arrange for a copy of it as »>uy other reason it is doing them no In a literary curiosity, and it came to hand 1h* made between Premier Bo well and all the exultant fuss about the higher justice to assume that they made this i education ami the equality of the sexes, thi* rooming. his friends and the men who entered for thirty days. man suffer bemuse of big political opta- w<* in vain to-day for worthy suc­ The testamentary clauses of the docu­ into the conspiracy to drive the premier ions. It? tv ou Id be hard to speak iu I <*t****orH to some of those gifted and ment are as follows: from office to leave room for Tapper. terms snffirkutlv sever,. this brilUont WOI“e” "f <*“' I»»*, who, quiet- "I, William Darling of Grantre**, In n-mnObk tusl „Lu-Z,J " . : I* without,he ,i,i of «dvertismeut,. FORMER NEW , FORMER NEW The government has been patched til», the township of—------, county and dis­ PRICE s»!CE * species of wrote their names upon the history of trict of------. Western Canada, esquire. PR'CE P ICE but the patches will not wear long. XT0, n Thought Range.. .$40 0U $28 ou , No. 7 Handy Coal...... 14 00 Ü 75 j their time. But when it comes to a in sound h «mi 1th and body, and my mind g®- 2 SfPPy Thoufht Range... 48 80 32 50 j No. 8 Kii heliou...... 2800 20 00 Nos. 7 and 8 Tea Kettles. remains, that in the courue of two or question of physical comparison the just as usual, which my friends who flat, per bottom...... BRILLIANT FALSIFIERS. g®’ * i

wind was bitterly cold. We then pro­ WINN I FRED STOLEN. FROG IN YOUR THROAT? TH£ RESCUED CREW ceeded after the other party, following ! (For Singera and Speakers.) the wire and walking all night. The Taken From Victoria by Flynn next morning we discovered the six Oraigio. Two Jailbirds. men, who had been able to light a fire Swell BOWES, He Dispenses Prescriptions. A Slanderous Story About the in the trunk of a tree." A Port Angeles dispatch says: "The \ ictoria yacht Wi naif red is wrecked on Wi (SEVER CLOSE. 100 Cosemment St. Captain Contradicted by The men then returned to the ship, which they reached on the 1st of Janu­ the Straits shore off Sand spit. When the Survivors. ary. Some of the hands went on board first reported it was thought she was a Local News. fishing boat. Customs house officers I Garments for provisions, and among those who re- j moined on shore was the steward, who belters'e she had been stolon, and an ef- : in buying a suit or overcoat there is nothin? (hut ____ fort was made to detain the men who I Gleanings of City and Fro vv. dal News in had both feet badly frost bitten, and i M. Had Carmanah Light Been Properly brought her over, but they succeeded in : ^»^VhoS“« fi rS-7»Ïht Style, Pfit, ’qualityJggmS&S- and price*} as wy a Condensed Form. Chamberlain. While the men were on , make, what more can you expect? Placed. Much Suffering Would board the mate fell down the hatchwa> getting away last night.” this week: 1ère Is what we call your attention to The fact that the Wiunifred was 'rr/'Have Been Saved. —Ruthbone Sisters will meet to-mor­ o™'s .bot„e: rnnssir.gsinK from he w» Gentlemen*»„ row evening. to the wrcv'kfd men on shore, and there. Hay was roportwl to. the itolitv several j Vine Navy Blue kn d od togèthrr on » rock, they rc- <*»*«*"• TIn-, rtnlnct thru it hod Helton Overcoats iSÊfcgfrîS wool, guaranteed fast color. Oyerroat, (bat In overv rt-roert —The annual examination of the B. mnimsl dttHng the cold, terrible nights kT»*k™ hy Mike Flynn end Young < ‘ Medical Council is being held to-day. Seaman Chamberlain’s Heroic Self- «mal Or, made to order pmrot,, and which m, otter 1.... 4 In VIctorSTta that ensued between then and• Sunday. 1 "’ho have* spent most for Iras than $H, we piec ue on sale this week "forfor "onlyoniv * Sacrifice— Words of Grati­ of their time during the last three or —The meeting of the W. <'. T. U. enduring untold suffering. One of ! f,,ur ypnrs in the Provincial jail. Flynn I called for Thursday afternoon has been tude by the Men. the party, while exploring, found two TEN DOLLARS. was the man who escaped from the postponed. empty huts inland some distance, anil chain gang in 181H and was recaptured thither a portion of the crew repaired THE CASH CLOTHIER, "ii Mary Todd Island. The Wiunifred \ —Public meetings will bo held this for shelter. They stayed there two j was worth very little, she having been j CAflERON, 85 JOHNSON STREET. evening at South Park school, James J. W. Taylor, steward; T. Duggan, J. nights, returning to report at the ship Bay, and at Johns Bros, hall, corner Hanley, J. Chamberlain, C. Journvau. ; won. ,)V Dr. Berry hill, her present own­ each day. There were thirteen left on er, m a raffle. of King's Road and Douglas street. J. Marshall, A. Campbell, R. Heron and the rock, nine going to the huts. Those W. Walker comprise a portion of the —Hall's Hair Renewer is pronounced on the rock managed to raise a tent, shipwrecked crew of the Janet Cowan, THE LADY CANDIDATES the best preparation made for thicken­ which afforded some little shelter. which came to grief two weeks ago be­ ing the growth of hair and rest -vingt It was not tiii Saturday that the tug Deliver Short Speeches at the Public Meet- j tween Carmanah and Cape Beale. They that which is grity to its original color. Tyco came in sight and rescued those lag lu the City Hall. j were brought down from Carmanah by left on the rock. Those higher up. the At the public meeting held In the city ! ^"Îjr'îsr I remaining ^nine,"were kit —The monthly reception of members * *' The steamer hall yesterday afternoon speeches wire de- : « of the Y. M. C. A. and their friends Lupine, which reached port last night, sent a couple of boats to take them off. llvered by the candidates for mayor and I will Ik* held on Wednesday, 15th Inst. shortly after midnight. but the crew were either afraid of the for aldermen In the different wards. The lady candidates for school trustees were ! Choice Dairy Butter ■ The B. Y. P. union of Calvary Baptist They are a quiet looking, respectable surf or they didn’t try very hard, be­ also present and both made short speeches. ! church will provide the entertainment. and intelligent lot of men, and they tell cause they returned to the steamer, the As they will not probably have another op­ a straightforward, honest story. Itead- boats were hauled aboard and the portunity of addressing the public, u short j —An old colored man named Shakes­ report of their speeches Is given below: 25c. per lb, -rs of the first report of the wreck were : learner went off. Mr». Marla Grant believed that mothers I peare, who has resided in the city for horrified at the statements of the cup- 1 f)n Sunday morning a canoe conta in- should be represented on the board of many years, was taken to tin; police court tain's drunkenness and Incompetency. (ng Mr. Netherby and two Indians school trustees, particularly because , the : this afternoon by a citizen. The old majority of the teachers were ladles. Mrs. but it is more horrifying to learn that Tossed the surf easily, saw the stranded Grant bad been most courteously treated | man had been brutally beaten by some these statements were vile slanders of men. and promised to send assistance, by the gentlemen on the board during the ; HARDRESS CLARKE, ruffian, being blinded by the blows he a man who had the confidence and res­ which was done. In the evening Mr. past year, but she would have been in a I had received. position to do more if a nother lady 1 Cor. Vates and Douglas Streets. pect of his crew. The men now in Vic­ T. C. Day kin took all hands down to tiiid been a member of the board. If there I toria speak in the warmest terms of the lighthouse, where they were treated was only one gentleman a member of the , —The Colquitx social and literary club j* l'r, auet Cowan Mincemeat, there. He is working in the interest of heading n.w. by vv. The second mate proves. Had the lighthouse been out . .*** *** success fully treated only Eastern capitalists who are seeking op­ on the point, where it ought to he. tb v . by,y purifying the Wood, and the one true went forward to lash *the starboard an­ blood purifier Is Hood's Sarsaparilla. portunities for investment in British chor, when T. Duggan reported break­ men say they w’ould not have been on Made by OKELL & MORRIS, Columbia mines. Mr. Blewett speaks in ers ahead on the starboard beam, short­ the rocks one night. (jjW) ' the most enthusiastic terms of the min For pain in the chest a piece of flan- j ly after which land was seen ahead. As to the story of the captain's nel dampened with Chamberlain’s Pain I eral wealth of this province. His opin ff From the Queen’s Receipt The captain immediately ordered all drunkenness, the men stood up together Balm and bound over the sent of the ! ion is this: “I have talked with men hands to wear ship, which was promptly anti denied it as a cowardly and vile pain, and another on the back between I The Finest Mincemeat in the World. that have been in South Africa for two responded to. "They managed to square attempt to slander a dead man. They the shoulders, will afford prompt re- I years, I have been to most of the mines the cross jack and main yards, but the any he took a glass the same ns others, lief. This is especially valuable in j in this country myself, and I tell you ship would not go round : she got off be­ but no one ewes saw him drunk, and cases where the pain is caused by a ■ that the greatest mineral district ever fore the wind and would uot answer her there was no more careful or conscienti­ cold, and there is a tendency toward j |^WW1« known in the world is in British Col­ helm, and drove right on the rocks, run­ ous man aboard than the captain. H” pneumonia. For sale by all druggists. mm umbia, and I am sorry it does not be­ ning at the rate of eight or ten knots. was wholly misled by the mate, who Langley & Co., wholesale agents, Vic- long to thé United States You have There were tvfo tremendous shocks as told him that there were pilots to be had torio and Vancouver. • f here now mines that would astonish the inside of Flattery, and that there was a | world if the facts were published, mines the vessel was pitched on the reef, and then she was' hard and fast. She »« » lightship there. » the lowering of ^ ,th*' "T‘< k "n<1 tb“ Type watt have waited for it to be hatched, he the «larboard lifeboat, in which the vol- llUlf ,wor: was so long gone. However, this did iintcera ware J. Hauler ,? Lnwrow I : K [ Dla>km “nrose< iuto the <-ret>k, and after many bruises 1 !h ■ L-." ats : withdraw. and narrow escapes, the shore was “May I not say just one word7* reached, and they proceeded into the Our Fall line of upwards of 500 un- i Piano Mortgagee) Sale. “No, my boy; when i»apa has rend his wood*. - Home of the explorers came trimmed felts redueed to 10c, 28c 60c i paper you may speak." and T.'.v each. A line of black felt < U- Awarded across the telegraph line, and the party For Tone, Durability, and Under ami by virtue of the powers con­ Papa reads through his paper and says trimmed walking bats—this season's < divided, one going each way, in hopes of style at 85c, better ones at 75c and i tained In certain mortgages which will he Highest Honors—World’s Fair, kindly. "Now. child, what is it?” produced at the time of sale, there will be coming across a signal station or set­ $1.25. Other goods equally low at < Thoroughness of Work­ tlement. The two men who went to the 1 : ' m "'i t" <:n i‘i .1 (In •. Hi : Sold en Bloc by rubliç Auction dr- pipe in the bathroom has hurst.” manship is Justly Entitled eastward soon returned and proceeded At my Salesroom, Bastion Square, on in the other direction after the mate. J. 7 to the Reputation as —Representatives of the Nelson & Chamberlain remained with the steward Fort Sheppard railway company and a Tae day. nth Day of February, number of miners who took np claims | The Standard Piano within the company's land grant, ar­ i At the hour of 12 o'clock noon, the prop­ "Towards evening the captain lost the rived in the city this morning to take Millinery Department, erty known as that belonging to the use <>f hi* leg*.” said the steward, Mr. part in an important case that is to MRS. E. H. SMALL, | of the Dominion Taylor; "so we carried him by short come before the supreme court. The i RJatsqui Land Company, Limited, stages, but at seven o’clock he said lie cream cast* is brought by Mr. D, C. Corbitt, I'OMPBISINO. could go no fnrher. and we laid him president of the railway company, to f------1 M. W. WAITT&CO.. Ill pk,l, of m arly « .créa each of tile rich, down ns comfortably as the circum­ decide whether miners taking up claims j eat farming lend, aggregating stances would permit. We had no within the land grant are also entitled j Agents matches, and we had no menus of shel­ to the surface rights. Sun Life Assurance Co., IN6 ter. I kept the snow off 1ns face, OF CANADA. 5524 Acres. * which had become deathly pule. Stoop­ —Mother writes: “No trouble now get- * ing down after a while I noticed that he ting the children to attend to their teeth, Policies nou-forfeitable and incontest­ Masquerade Dance. °"t6e Fmwt nm able. Largest profits to policy holders. was not, breathing, although Chamber- they like Odoroma so much." TERMS AND CONDITIONS will he made POWDER Money to loan on business blocks, Im­ known al I in,. . , ^OST PERFECT MADE. loin thought he could detect signs of A Masquerade Dance and Supper will bp fife, hut it was soon bvident that all proved farms and high class residential given by Hie Scandinavian Society Valhalla MAPS containing full particular* can be A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fret was over and that he was past what ROYAL Baking Powder. pi : ■ vfy. at Oliver's Hull. Thursday evening, Jan. 10. had after tin- l!»th at the office of Messrs. ■wn Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant A. H. HARMAN & CO. Tickets admitting lady and gentleman, 75c. McPbllllpe, Wootton A Barnard. Solicitors, little assistance we could render him. Highest of all In leavening 'rickets cun be procured at Mr. Amorsen’s. or from 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. Agents for Victoria and district, All this time it was snowing and the strength— U. S. dovernment Report No. 37 Douglas street, or from the commit­ JOSHUA DAVIES, 30 Broad street, Victoria. tee. Jan. 10-12-16-10 Jan. 11-lst Auctioneer. ...eLiv 1

G VICTORIA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 180G.

60 to 76 hours the average t mo is TS NSPORTATÎON. transportation. Chase & Sanborn’s about 66 hours ;■ £&'*£§>. com® in as fresh as daisies. Ï The Indians make their way with ease CANADIAN PACIFIC where a white man. unused t«» the coun­ Free chair car try could not iiml a path. au«t camp in the forest or on the barren bluff wher­ NAVIGATION CO. ever night overtakes them. They are plentifully supplied with clean armed, not that there is any danger ot R&pfaPB’ towels, soap and toilet ar­ an attack from man or beast, but be cause they have always carried their TIME TABLE NO. 27, rangements; lighted with bril­ rifles when away from eivilizution and 6Bottks.*5.99£x#Pd. \ i Taking effect June 21 at, 1806. liant I’intsch gas, steam-heat would tie lost without them. Large sums ed, and jurt the thing to use if of money and papers of importance are V A \« m ; i;i: It«)i "I! often eiirriisl by them. The Beargreuse Victoria to Vancouver dally, except Mon­ economy is to be considered; boys are as regular as clockwork, and ONE HONEST MAN day at 2 o'clock. Seal Vancouver to Victoria dally, except Mon­ leaves Minneapolis every were there t > be a delay of any lepgtli day, at 13:16 o’clock, or on arrival of 6. P. in their arrival a party of men wotikt (| and but ONE reliable It. No. 1 train. week day ; 45 p.m. St. Paul soon be looking for them, for it would NEW WESTMINSTER ROUTE. 6tZ$ p m on "Atlsntic and Brand lie known that some mishap had be­ fallen the mail curriers. Leave Victoria for New Westminster, l»ad- Southern Exp ess” via “The ; HAIR FOOD. ner's Lauding and Lulu Inland, Sunday Wild game of all -kinds is plenty in the at 33 o'clock. Wednesday and Friday North Western Line,"arriving country between Two Harbors aud j NO DYE. at 7 o’clock. Sunday's steamer to New Coffee Grand Marais, and never is a trip mad Westmluster connects with C. P. U. Chicago S a. m. This train i *We feed the Hair that which It lacks] train No. 2 going east Monday. Universally accepteras the by the two Indians without seeing man} For Plumixr Pass Wednesday and Friday also has supcrbWagner Buffet u nose and deer. Now and then* huge l1 and nature restores the color. at 7 o'clock. Leading Fins Cof feeoi the World. black hoars or a pack of skulking wolves | For Pender and Moresby islands Friday at Sleeper. Your home agent The only Coffee served at the watch the men go by, and look after j | THEORY. Leave New Westminster for Victoria. Mon­ will sell you tickets via this them with longing eyes, but little thing-' XVCRLv'S FAIR. day at 13:15 o'clock; Thursday and Sat­ like those do not trouble the faihful ser j nov.L ec*>F FOOD datonm Hie urday nt 7 o’clock. e first-class line. For further vints of the government, who are as For Plumper's Pass Thursday and .Satur­ CHASE & SANBOnrf, wee*!»js$555%598e day at 7 o’clock. information and Illustrated BOSTON. MONTRE* I c M«c*no proud of their funcious ns a small hoy | For Pender Island and Moresby Island of Ills tiret pair of boots. fcUfcES BALDNESS, : ■ Polder hree, pease address Estops falling hair, NORTHERN ROUTE. T W. 7 isdale, General Pass­ A FAMOUS FAMILY. SOME NEW DOG STORIES. ACUHES DANDRUFF, 1 ^Samdruff, which ie the forerunner o______It is the ONLY remedy ever discovered that will i_ Steamship# of thla company will leave for enger Agent, St. Paul. I RESTORES FADED AND The Last of Whom Ilns Jnst Died in 1 'store the Life, Beauty and Natural Color to the hair A P'-rt Simpson and Intermediate ports via Sonic Instances of Remarkable Uanine ail bdebs romptly ilzjm n GRAY HAIR TO NATURALYwithout harm. M O P F . " Vancouver the first and 16th of each month F. W. Parker, Hamilton at a Wipe Agv. Instinct. COLOR AND VITALITY, f Sehd for Fnza Pamphlttb. at 8 o'clock, when sufficient inducements About :i fortnight ago I was given a . PERFECTLY HARMLESS. Statb and Local Aobrtr V> anted. offer will extend tri|w to West Coast points and Queen Charlotte Islands. Puget Sound Agent, Seattle. One of tin1 oldest and most celebrated fox terrier, on. condition that il it did ! WARRANTED. families in the annals of Canada, says not suit me I should return it to the ; CLEAR AS WATER. < ' scalp BARCLAY SOUND ROUTE. the Hamilton Times, lost its last surviv­ ROYAL FOOD CO.) donor. Last Sunday evening 1 was ; ZUO SEDIMENT. NO LEAD,, Steamer Maude leave* Victoria for Al- ing member, Saturday night, in th* sitting in the druwing-nom with iuy iSULPHUR OR CHEMICALS , Box 306, WINDSOR, ONT. lH-rnl and Sound ports on the lOth, 20th and death, in tins city, of Miss Mv.Nuhb, sis wife, the dug lying on the mut by the 30th of each month. The company reserves the right of chang­ 0. R. & N. ter of the late Sir Allan MavNabb. Miss tire. 1 said that 1 was dissatisfied with : ing this time table at any time without MacNab bad lived in this city ever since the dog, and should write a ml offer to notification. JOHN IRVING. the century was young. Sin- was the TRANSPORTATION. G. A. Carleton, Manager. return bint. My wife urged me tv do Qkrlttmat Fruit*. oldest and one of tin- originall members so then aiwl there, and alter discussing General Agent. , of Christ ( hnrvh Cathedral, ami the Valencia mi «in* and currents just hr Steamship Line the matter for a short time I got up to only one living for some yearn before lieu the letter. As 1 did so the servant iTSlr.î'wà1 &T.'Xntt Gener.il Steamship Agency. the time t»f her death. In fact there came in to take tl»e dog lor a run are none of her eontvmiH>raries of a prior to turning in for the night. No •»«*» THROCGII TICKETS ! ESQUIMAU l NANIMO RY. number of years utter living as far as sooner was the gat (leu gate opened than —Rpocml n^ntTlor |«T|WS. ronmslti.-» ! To and from All Euro|»-aii Point* TIVE TABLE NO. 25. is known. Miss MavNab was born on off went the dog, full speed, into the and period ie at*. J. .Johnston. Douglas FROM HALIFAX. To Take Effect at 8:00 n.m. on Monday, CHINA AND JAPAN. the 5th of June, 1802, at sea. between I darkness, and has not been heard uf Oct. 28th. 1895. Trains ran on Pacific Standard Time. Halifax and Quebec, on board the shiv ! since. He bad always been taken out Street. ! ^llan Une, Mongoliangolll ...... Feb. 8 Maid of the Mill (Cavtuin Maeyi. Allan Line. NumldiaO . .Feb. 22 | in the same way before and bail f.lways —Always a»k for Okell & Morris’ )»..« j ll.milnjon Liar. Vancouvrr...... Feb.Krb. 1516 GOING NORTH. 8. S. “RHOSINA.’" 3,800 ton* dead weight, lienee her name, Hannah Maeey Mav- j <jri.,iu.o a- d a woman of her great age, up to exact I I can offer no other explanation for his Beaver Line. Lake Huron...... Feb.' "v 19 W edlngtm...... -00 3.20 wood pulp. the pulp being chanced ini' FROM NEW YORK. Ar Nanaimo...... 1. Ill U :m F*UC£T SOUSD & CENTRAL AMERICA SS. COT ly eight weeks before her death, when fUeappearanre. M» wifv and thy wrnuit | 4„M, with .Feb. H Ar- Wellin«fb' ...... A55 in getting up in the morning she fell who let the dog out can vouch for the (‘unard Line, Auranlu...... fine, nnd woven, one o! th. most »v<- Canard Line, Etruria...... Feb. 22 GOING SOUTH and broke her hi|i. Since that time truth of these particular*. The letter . Feb. » 111., S. 8. TRANSIT. Cajit. Berg, will Hare ei.M-ful pioccsses of manufjtv1 nring lin­ American Line, Parla...... Daily I eai’d y she has been lying in bed, quite helpless, which 1 wrote offering to return him American Line, New York...... Feb. 12 Seattle on 12th December, for Central « almly waiting for death. She suffered ing described as follows: White wood White Star Line, Britannic...... Feb. 6 A M 1*. 24- American ports. lies before me ittiiKMttisI "to witness if is < onsidered preferable; this living chip­ White Star Line. Majestic...... ,. Feb .12 Lv. W ellingwra for Vioioria.. fi‘0) 330 intensely, and at time* was unconscious. 84i 345 1 lie." ped. digested pad otherwise prepared. Red Star Line, Friesland...... Feb. » Lv. Nanaimo tor Viviqria... ,p" pareicalan. apply to F. c Uevldgv During the three days before the cn-1, I haw 1uu dog»—a spaniel and a lit­ Red Star Line Westernland...... Feb. 19 Ar. Victoria ...... 12-2 • 700 A Co., CommtsAion Merchants and shipping she waa unconscious all the time. She tle Highland terrier—also .t eat. The The pulp gets a hath in a liquid com- j Nor.Nor_ German(;ennan Lloyd,uoyu, Luhnuaun...... reo. ■* Ag..,,,*, Importer* of Japanese Klee, uuk was constantly attended by Mrs. Hur posed of methvl. alcohol and sodium. ! N<,r. German Lloyd. Hpree...... Feb. 11 For rates aud information apply at tbe Buildingeral Morcb#I|dl84 ' Board of kwle latter has t kitten, bon last Monday «»•; •ft»- «.«mil"*-' •**». .h» ». ; £32 !;£:• ::R£ A Company"h offieee.. vey, with whom she liver. Ridley and other friends an ingeniously adapted machine: briefly, I steamer and location uf berth. Second Gen. Freight and Passenger Agent. Victoria & Sidney R’y about* for on Saturday Inst the hamper .6» ™.»«hod of *««lwr *h" ...... in...;; ! !” were also constant in their attention. was put out in the yard while the door ; i I'aaeeogere port.— „ __ _ „ The only surviving relatives are two of the washhotisf was scrubbed. It was thread-like form is conducted, on the save from $5 to $10 on flach- fart*. Part- of thi- daughters of the late 8 rcgnlnr tines now pretty w<41 known tô les wishing to *en.t for their friends can Train» «TU ran between Vlctorl» and 8ld- put back ngaitif'in the usual place, and tml|> mnnuf.-i.-lliivrs, th,- prinrlpnl p-.mf | *10ü,i *'r Purchating tbrm.gL ticket» Spokane Falls & Northern fly. nty dally ae follow»: MacNab, one the Duchess of Alber- the eat seemed quite happy. However, inarle, who resides m England, and the ; some hours after the kitten was found in thi* Instance being, of vourw, the sub- | yor Mning Ret. steamer accommodation, Dare Victoria at < am., 4 pm. other Mrs. Daly, at present in Italy. to lx* missing, and the vat was sitting jectien of the thread to such « process and all luforinatlon. apply to MELSOH & I0RT SHEPPARD RY. Rev. Alexander MavNab, of Toronto, is as will change th.* character from a GEO. L. COURTNEY. j contentedly on a chair in the little hull. Agent, victoria. Leave Sidney at 8:16 am 5:15 pm. also a kinsman. The funeral took place Wê all hunted high and low for the kit­ piper or wood yarn to » superior cotton. Cor. Fort aud Govern nr.en» streets. from Christ Church cathedral on Sat­ ten, but could not find it. At last I ; ALL KAIL TO NELSON, B. C. Leare fieteria at 1 am., 2 pm. urday afternoon nt 3 o'clock. Interment 1 returned tb the dining-room, where the i Tbe only through line to Nelson, Kaslo, Leare Sidney at 8:15 am., 5:14 pm. will take place in the Church of Ascen­ two dogs were lying before the fire, and Kootenay Lake and tilocan Fuluts. sion burying ground in Hamilton ceme­ I said <-ausually to the terrier, "Do tery, and the remains will be laid be­ show me where the kitten is!" never fANADIANo ! THKOUGH TRAHI» SEM1-WKEKLL side those of her sister, Mrs. Hatt. who really thinking she understood me, when STEAMER MARY HARE V* died not many years ago. ‘ she solemnly got up. walked round me. V ^PACIFIC Ky. Dâlly except Sunday, between Spokane Sir Allan Napier MacNab was four j 'hen stood looking at a small cupboard, and Marcub. years older than she whose body now When you go Bast take the 7 A.M. Lv...... SPOKANE....Ar. 5:30 P.M. Running in connection with the Victoria A under the table, and came to my side. Sidney jSallway, will sail, weather permit- lies cold in death. He was Ixim in | wagging her tail, 1 opened the < up- , Commencing January 8th, on Wednesdays “yL*®11 business offering as follows: 1798. at Niagara, and at the age of 15 ; board aud there lay the kitten on the and Saturdays train* will run through, ar­ MONDAYS—Leave Sidney on arrival of years volunteered for his country's ser­ riving at Nelson at 5:40 p. m., making close morning train, for Cowiehan. Maple May, j tea-cosy I at once called to my cousin Poputep Scenic Route connection with the steamer Nelson for Vesuvius Bav and way ports. Returning, vice and began to make the name which ! who had by this time given up the hunt Across the Continent. Kaslo and all lake points, arriving -at has- wltia evening train for Victoria. afterwards became so famous. In the and was in her own room. She called lo at UA*> p.m., same days. Returning pas- TUESDAYS—Leaves Sidney on arrival ef first year of his military career, when to know where it was found, and I FARES CHEAPER THAN VIA ANY sengera wilt leave lake points and Nelson morning train, for Ganges Harbor and way on Tuesdays and Fridays, arriving at Spo­ ports. Retrunlng, connects with evening a mere boy. Sir Allan was made an en­ said: "Dear dogs, do show me where CURE OTHER ROUTE. Kick Headache an<1 relieve all the troubles ind train fo sign for his bravery. When the army kane at 5:30 p.m. same days. the kitty is!" md: immediately the span­ dent to a biUo.is state of the system, such a* Through Sleeper and Upholstered Tourist WEDNESDAYS-Same as Monday. was reduced. in 1816, he uns placed on iel got up and went to the cupboard, Dizziness, Nausea. Dniwsim-ss, Distress aft.-r Cars In charge of Competent porter* run­ THURSDAYS—Leaves Sidney on arrival half pay, and took up the study of lew, eating. Pain in tlw bide. *c While their must ning through without changclto Of morning train, for Nanaimo, via Gange* looking at the door and wagging her remarkable succès* has been atiown in curing ESQUIMAU & NANAIMO RAiLWAY. Harbor and way port*. being called to the bur in 1826. In 1829 tail. The) certainly both understood FRIDAYS leaves Nanaimo at 7 a.m, for he was elected to parliament, and was what was wants! of them. The span­ TORONTO, snliuy and way ports, connecting with in nine successive parliaigents. He was evening train for Victoria. iel was l*»rn in 1887, and fans been m MONTRE * L, For further particulars apply to the cap­ knight'd in 1838, was prime minister in my possession since she was about six ■ SICK ■ Headache, yet Cartcti’h Lrrrt.it lavra Pills tain on board, or to Victoria A Sidney Rail­ 1864. and was created a baronet upon weeks old..The terrier is about the saun­ : are equally valuable in Gonstipatinn. curing BOSTON, way agents. his retirement from the office of premier age. but ! have only bad her since De­ : and preventing this annoying complaint, while MINNEAPOLIS, T. W. PATERSON. in 1866. In I860 he entered the sen­ ! they also correct all disorders of the stomach, L. P. LOCKE, Master. cember, 1890. stimulate the liver and regulate the bowel*. ST. 1WI L ate, and in 1863 he died at the age of Even if they only cured Kails as follows calling at way ports a* Apropos of your interesting article on ! freight and passengers may offer. «6 years. His grandfather held the “Recent Ratlore." in th • Spectator -»f ; AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS. A. F. BURLEIGH. Lv. Victoria...... Tuesday, 7 a.m. post of Royal Forester in Scotland, and November 9, the incidents named from I ’ 1 1 : For rate* and Information apply to Lv. Nanaimo for Comox, Wednesday, 7 a.in. lived on a small state known as Dnu- H. C. Barkley’s graphic "Studies on | Lv. Comox for Nanaimo... -Friday 7 a.m. dnm. W hen Sir Allan laid oat grounds HEAD GEO L. COT’RTNKV Lv. Nanaimo for Victoria, Saturday, 7 a.m. Hat Catching.’* suggest my writing to Artie they would be almost priceless to those GEO. McL. BROWN. Gen’l. Agent. and built a residence here, he called the 1 who suffer from tills distressing complaint: narrate a clever exploit of a retriever i but fortunately their goodiMWC does not end f>. P. A.. Victoria. For freight or stateroom* apply on board, place Dundrun. a name which it has dog belonging to the housek .vp«*r of a ij here, and those who once try them will find Vancouver. or at the company's ticket office, Victoria ever since borne. station. Store street. NORTHERN well known newspaper office hi th.* I these little pill*valuable In s<. many ways that i they will not be willing to do without them Strand. Hats are constantly caught on f But after all sick head INDIAN MAIL CAJUMKK8. , the premises, and the dog. fully aware ! BELLINGHAM BAY S fit T. CO'Y., ' of their habits, evinces such ability that * Vlctorla-Whetcom Route. PACIFIC A District in Minnesota Kept in Touch his intelligence is quite worthy of re­ a With the World by Two Brothers. cord. Last Sunday he was beard bark­ ACHE —RUNS-* is the bane of so many lives that here is wlwre Omuiir ing loudly, calling for assistance, in the we make our great boast. Our pi Us curt- « while others do not. Str. ISLMII BELLE So far as is known. Minnesota i* the compositors’ room, where then* is a rat Pullman Sleeping Cars, hole in the floor. The dog had watch's! Carter'* Îjtti.k Liver Pills are very small cnl.v state in the Union in which tin and very easy to take. One or two pills make SU'aiiishij Leaves Whatcom on Wednesdays, calling at experiment of employing Indians as mail two fine rats com.* up through their a dose. They are strictly vegetable and do Roche Harbor. Friday Harbor. West Sound Elegant Dining Cars, hole, and immediately they were fairly not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action and East Sound, connecting at Sidney with terriers has been made. The ml men please all who use them. In vials ot 25 cent*: Company the V. AS. R. R. afternoon train for Vlc- so engeaged in this state have given thus away from their point of entry he rush­ five for $1 Sold everywhere, or sent by mail. yl%IT»* , torla. Tourist Sleeping Cars, 'd up and sat on the bole to cut off their far the utmost satisfaction, and have CASTES miCIiJS CO. Kev York. Retrunlng leaves Sidney on Thursdays, means of retreat, barking forthwith for Harrying United States. Hawaiian and calling nt way |s>rt* and making close con­ won admiration for their plucK ami help. Nothing would induce him to Colonial mulls, will leave the Company e nections with the Great Northern and C. V. wharf, foot of Folsom st., San hrauclaco. St. Paul, budge till a board was brought and plac­ U1 Small Boss, Small Prat It. trains, north ami south, and with steam­ Minneapolis, Grand Marais, on the north shore of trill* M. #>« »l.t l«ll Ui>LY boats for up-sound. ed over the Hole, when he started in j For freight and passenger rates apply to Duluth, Lake Superior, is practically a world by pursuit nnd soon dispatched the intmd Frequent Clearing Out Bales among S. S. AUSTRALIA (3.000 tons) Tuesday Fargo, Jan. 21st 1808. at 10 a.m. JOS. KILDALL. itself, especially during the winter, when era. His master assun*d me that the Dry Goods Merchants have not yet or to General Manager. Grand Forfce the people ate cut off from nil communi­ resulted in Free Dry Goods; but It : T. W. PATERSON, Whatcom, < 'ooketon. dog originated this ingenious method of has placed first-class materials with­ For Honolulu, ^ue-Hland â Sydqey without change cation with the rest of the country ex­ ijenerul Manager V. A S. R. R . Winnipeg, procedure, and that he has practised it in the reach of all. So with The splendid, new 3,0CXf tons steel screw nov23-tf Victoria. Helena and cept by a rough and dangerous overland with like success on several other oc­ steamer Mariposa, Thursday, Feby. titb at 2 Butte trip of some 176 miles or a voyage tip p.m. or Immediately on arrival of the Eng­ casions.—London Spectator. lish mails. the lake to Duluth or Superior on tbi> Book Binding. •------TO ALL- • For passage apply to H4 Montgomery Ice. The problem of sending mail t-> Catarrh In the H*«l street. For freight apply to 327 Market St. g! POINTS ON PlIGET SOUND Grand Marais from Two Harbors, tin- Is due to Impure Mood and cannot be I indlng* at lees than half the former J. D. 8PBKCKBL8 & BROS. GO., end of the railroad, was for a long tinv enred with local applications. Hood's Snr prices. No necessity to let your Mag­ General Agents. through TICKETS — a problem that bothered the postoffiee eaparilla hn* cured hundreds of cases of azines or .Musk- become destroyed R. P. RITHET & CO.. Agents. for want of u cover, when a tew To Chlo®*e. Washington. Phil­ department as during tne winter the trip catarrh because It purifies the blood and In cents will give a cheap and service­ Is a very dangerous and trying one. and this way removes the cause of the disease. able binding. adelphia, New York, Boston, no white man cared to undertake it for It also builds up tbe system and prevents Now Is the time and 32 Langley St. and All Point* East and South. the place. »► » row—*»» the small compensation allowed by the attacks of pneumonia, and typhoid fever. TIME SCHEDULE. government. Phil R Smith,___■ Rome months ago two full blooded HOOD’S PILLS become the favorite arttKli Victoria Monte. roNNisn PRINTER, SS. “ROSALIE” fhippewa Indian», Kagiet and Hoaspori cathartic with every one who tries them. 18 knot* 8.8. “Cm or Kinostow.’ U*n Beargrease. who nr.- known far and BOOK BINDER and I leaves Victoria Dally at 8:30 p.m. except 0 00 am.Lv Ml!...‘Victoria.. -IllOjAr, 4 15 urn wide among the Indians of the North Dr. Lernilrie. who has just returned M A NI ; FACTUR1NG STATION EK. Saturdays. Arriving at Victoria Dally except Sundays 11 4.» am Lv j 38(91. Townoend ”2 Lv 12 30 am west ns nthleti-s of no mean degree, offer­ from Madagascar, says that 4.500 men (at 5 p.m. :i u> pm Lv n .. HcAttle....| $8 Lv H 45 pn^ 1 45 vmlArlliuf "Tacoma. Imi|Lv| 7 30 pm ed to do the work. The)- were told to campaign, 2.700 of them Leave* Seattle at 10 a.m. Dally except put in tbir bids for carrying the mails, during the two months of September $10 REWARD. Sundays. « it ' "f h - - ■■■" • - ' and. to their great delight, the contract nnd October, and that 1.000 more died For tickets and Information call on tlon at Tacoma with Northern Pacific tralea to aud from points east and south. was Awarded to them. In due time their on transitons on the voyage home, j •Dali/ except Monday. commission arrived from Washington Two months after thé expedition started : The above mentioned reward Is hereby ot Reduced + Rates! J. K DEVLIN, Aaent, ••Lhilfy except Sunday. nnd they an- now the mail carrier* ne- half the force was on the sick list, and fered for such Information as will lead t< ; -ONLY— 75 Government Street. E. K. BLACKWOOD, tweeu Two Harbors and Grand Marais l.y the- (-ml ,.f Sf.ptetnl.fr then: hail been ; tbe conricttou ot «Uf |.tT»on or pemtil Freight A PaaW-Sger Agt., Victoria. B. C. A. D. CHARLTON. In wann weather the journey is made Kl.noo ,n»,i of »i, kill»». Of ISO men In breakli.» tu» il™ of the window ot loj nu CICll fn P> TOWnSAnfl KPOID Lfindfili IllP ViPlfiPi* [ilPPPl . „<■ aqmidmn nf (T,»«s,.ntll cVAfrie. only . o.c.pled bou« or other, le tbe Clt, of Vie , 0»I.UU IU VI. I U WIIOClIU, I TrulU UUIIUUII IUT flClWH UirtCl. Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt.. 2». in.a canoe along the lake, but since tin Port la fid. Ore. winter has set in nnd the water highway twenty r.-niniiel. The inuttalilv nt the “.rt., U»m»el..e In any w«, any portion (T.n rn L has been closed, th*- trip has been made Fr.-n.l. wo » one in four, when-»» in sir there.,f. or ..r the prmilaee nppertalnloi ; vP^.vJU IU Seattle. OTvgjhd. « i: foot gene . j111Ii• >ur;!i Unmet WolscKv's eXpe.litim. .o A»han- thereto or removing therefrom »n, art.cl, . -- , PACIFG COAST S.S. CO’Y tee. where the rltomte ig «» ha,l ,.» that belonging to the eahl arem.eee, or aefidnl ! )) J (JU tO Tacorfia. desolate, droit!y country that that lying of Mailgagyi ar, the British mortality waa lulotte* e- destroying any etreet tign « Dispatch a Si earner between Two Harbors and Grand Mar oafy one It. sixty. The differenté Dr. ! utb«t . -ootrly Iwlonglng to the Corporatlo' ON THE FINE STEAMER Every 5 days for San Francisco ilia it would be bard to imagine, and per­ Lenmre attrtbntee tn the better rare !,l1 the titty ot Victor.» Carrying Her MaJeety’s Malle haps it is due to its very tonesomoness taken of the Rritish^aoldiers. By urdtr. “City of Kingston” A first class willing vessel will lie dis patched from lamdon for this port during FltOM OCTKU WHARF At H P.M. that the two Indians make such good WELLINGTON J. DuWLKll. Leaving he.e dally, except Monday, the month of February. Cargo may in* en­ time, fhe 176 miles of almost trackless —People of good taste ow Odoroma U.M.tt at 9:00 A. M gaged at favorable rates on application to WALIA WALLA - - JAM. 18 wilderness are covered in anywhere from for their teeth—Do yon? Victoria. B.O., March 20ti. i3»5 M E. BLACKWtX)D, Agent. R. P. BITHBT A CO„ LTD. R. r. RITHET * CO., Agent».

...... "■ -t ftoHajsWïWtesieeïistj VICTORIA DAILY TIMES. TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, ISOfi.

FLECTION CARDS. ELECTION CAROS CLARKE WALLACE'S POSITION. lh*- Ex-Controller Makes a Statement For Sebool Trustee. Ilia Friends. ■o CO My Husband Says I Can. NSW OENVKlt ,,Tbp/V "W,U8 lettpr is being circulated by TO THE ELECTORS:-- 1 The Ledge. Hon. Clarke \v a Have among his f fit ads; flag ECU The Mayoralty. Ladies and Gentlemen,* Having Agatu Woodbndge, Dec. g»td. l lift. ! Yho N. & K. train struck a sâowalidv been requested to otter myself as a candi­ Dear .Sir, 1 take tuts opportunity of ad- ] date for School Trustee, 1 have the honor on Monday near Three Forks, there be­ dleasing you an a loyal vulze» of Canada. o* — m hereby to solicit your vote and Interest at ing ,i rock in the elide the snow plow iu.it one Who desires her advnueemeiit along = the ensuing election. the lines of moral. Intellectual ami Huiiuciai i* n - Should you honor roe by electing me, 1 was forced tiff the embankment and the prosperity, and I desire to explain to you j iH ^ C"l ij E “O ' ‘ To the Electors of Victoria: will use my best endeavors to promote ngine off the track. They did not get my position us Controller of Customs, with 1 p —1 economy in expenditure, efficiency In teach-, through until late on Tuesday, the hope that my action may be so en- I at baking biscuits since I have \\ ~D l„g aaa «ml-betog of the ..iimtly the mail ,iid not arm, until il.-rsed by you ns to receive your cordial ' Ladies and Gentlemen Having been co-operation In the present erisw. ° o y been using Wednesday For the last three years up to the date ‘°a,o called on by a delegation of business (*. Murphy and F. Schott sberg. who of my resignation, altuough i whs a mem m 3s .ii O — men. together with the solicitation of a tire working on the Two Friends claim In r of the government. 1 was nut a mem- WHITE STAR For School Trustee. 1 pr <‘f the cabinet and therefore not per on Springer creek, were in town last g CD ^3 large number of ratepayers asking me aonaiiy responsible for the remedial order BAKING BOWDER. \* mczJ ■ to tiecome a candidate for mayor at the week. They have struck nearly two Manituha. rtppn which legislation is to X m • TO THE ELECTOR» OF THE CITY OF feet i f'iüi carbonates and galena ore carry- ,M ,.a6,4,1 separate acuoois o* that m D3Q forthcoming election. I willingly comply VICTORIA,— ine mii HiinMMdaldo mi-.ntftv e.miw.r J>rovtUCO. 1 nii best eflWrtS and ia- Diploma awarded 1895. -P so mg an appmiaolc quantity <>• <0f>P “à y - yi en elle & Vo, sent their tug- lw>at Hen­ The clttliu advanced by the friends of ; rietta to the scene of the wreck to see eoerchm, namely, that “the cabinet is in JoHNSTON’sFuiFb Beef any assistance could be rendered honor hound tp give effect to the decision , To the Voters of of the privy council by re-establishing sop- 1 FOR MAYOR The tug lioat roturnvii with the bulk of «rate schools In Manitoba.” Is untenable I All seeking to secure the beneits that the essential qualitief of the Arrow, and her scow In tow. No? and Illogical. No legal obligation exists for ' Prime Beef can imuart should make sure they use a preparation that a xvxtige of tin- house remain* on the enforcing Injurious legislation, either by the I contains these qualities. H Central Ward. boat. Her boiler is gone and tile en­ laws of <'aimdu or in the opinion expressed i To tt\e Hectors of Victoria : by Her Majesty’s privy council. In tills ; gine displaced. It is presumed that she conclusion 1 am for tilled by no less an j Thanking you for having placed me at the < aiwized in the severe gale of Wednes­ 1 minent constitutional and Conservative JOHNSTON’S FLUID BEEF DOES. Your vote and influence is re­ authority than the lute Rt. Hon. Sir John ; head of the poll last year; anil If It Is again day last, her boiler dropping ont 'and Macdonald, who, speaking upou the advisa­ spectfully solicited for I your wish to honor me with your confluence (•afrying the house with it. No trace of bility of submitting such questions to a tri­ ; I will do all I can to advance the Interests Vaptain Vamlerberg nr Engineer Walk­ bunal for adjudication, said du parliament, Robert Beaven, j of Victoria (considering . the unsatisfactory er could lie fomid. April 25th, 18», in reply to Mr. Blake: “Of j municipal system under which we are work- course, my hon. friend In his resolution, has guarded against tin* supposition that ! lug.) It- Is evident that mauy changes and WAS ms OWN EXEVUTIONEH. such a decision Is binding upon the execu­ improvements should he undertaken to give tive." -\Such n decision Is only for the ; the people a greater benefit from the large A Negro Dies in o Burning Building ii formation of the government." "The ex- j The Mayoralty ! expenditure annually made. eeutlve is uot rellevetl from its rt-sponsi- i A Mother’s Beautiful Child Rather than Submit to the Mob. blllty." "The answer of.tin- tribunal will j , I recognize the fact that railway connec- be simply .'or the information <>f the go\ j tion, direct telegraphic communication, the Xewimitvmlle. Flu.. Jun. 14.—('based I lament." "The govern me nt may dissent ! Dragged Nearly to Death's Door by Severe LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: ; establishment of u smelter, perfect cleanli­ from the decision." The above quotations : Having been solicited by many Ratepay­ by a |M>ssi', Emery Jordan, a negro ties effectually dispose of tin- plea set up by i Nervous Disease—Suffered Extrt me Pain in the ers to again offer myself for re-election at ness In our city from one end to the other tlie apologists, who assert that luterfer<-nve and otherw ise add to Its attractiveness as IH-rudo wanted for attempting to kill Dr. the next annual election for Mayor. I have J. X. Cloud, took refuge in au tmoevu- Is deiuamtiHl by the constitution.” Head—Doctors Could Do Nothing—South much pleasure In acceding to their request, well...... ■■ as —the adoption of such legislation ns In regarding Its decision, the prlvv vbuncll . and beg to announce myself as a candidate • wpj materially Improve our municipal g*>\ pied house near here yesterday after­ " ■•} lu accord with this view. Lord' Watson American Nervine Called in at the Mevenlh for the ensuing yçar. ! crament, are a few of the Important uint- noon. Tin1 negro barricaded the doors Mild, speaking In referenve to tbe Canadian ; I am. Your Obedient Servant, and swore he would kill tin- first man purdllameut: "The may legislate or not, as Hour and Restores to Health Little Annie ! ters that demand attention. tliey think lit." The Is>rd Chancellor also ' d(.21td JOHN TEAGUE. ROBERT T. WILLIAMS. who attempted to enter. The posse said, speaking of the parliament of Canada, Joy, of West Toronto Junction—Tko IMiurvd volley after volley into the "who are certainly n..f under legal compul- house without injuring Jordan, who re­ siou to act." Great Remedy is Reducing the Death The Mayoralty. Eeetors of the i ity of Victoria. In the light of these fact, the assert on ' turned tin- fin- with his Winchester. that, “we are forced by the constitution to ; Rate of All Canadian Cities. The torch was applied, but Jordan made pass u remedial bill" Is not only absurd. 1 ! LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,- no effort to escape. He stood in tIn­ but false. Tbe function of the i-ourt was Having been requested by a large number j I am a candidate for re-electlou to the vent re of the burning building and fired to declare the <•oiislltiitli.mil powers of the of Electors of the City of Victoria to offer I Board of School Trustees at the coming government, and not their policy. The a< election. his Winchester in a vain effort to kill ilon to be taken hi the exercise of such myself as a candidate for the Mayoralty, * a LEWIE some of his pursuers. The roof of the powers is purely a matter of statesmanship, 1 beg to submit myself to yonr suffrages. building fell in and lie was buried by to be decided In the Inst resort bv the el lectors of Canada, anô board way indicate that a moral or |H>liticul LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,~ <>f aldermen was held last evening, Mayor w long has been done. The legal grievance I beg to offer myself as a candidate for To the Electors of North Wa d. Teague In the chair, and a full hoard pres- n ferreti to In the Imlgment consists in the Alderman In your ward. ;il »)l It Ion of a privilege heretofore enjoyed, ; My term as school trustee—an office » Magist rate Macrae, as licensing commis­ ii respective of whether the privilege was have served for throe years consecutively— ; LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. sioner wrote ro the application of Mrs. Dnd- founded on reason or just lee or not. having now expired, I am desirous of en­ Having been requested by a large number h'fcCU, that the commissioners have nothing As a supporter of the National Policy. I j tering a mor«* extended sphere of public i of voters to offer myself for a candidate to do with the amount of the fee. am bound not only to consider the e*v j usefulness. If you have confluence I* ml at the coming election for the Board of W. ('. Bryant asked for u share of the couragement, protection and development I fidelity to public Interest, us well as ability j Aldermen. I respectfully ask tbe ' favor of city hlHcksmithlng work. Referred to toe of our agricultural, manufacturing and to discharge the important duties of the your votes and Interest. '"incoming council. "•her vurltsl interests, but also to foster position. I shall be honored by your votes. Should you do me the honor to elect me The finance committee recommended the I'UU cultivate the principles which imlld up support and Influence. * ns one or your representatives. It will be lHtyment of *<»» to Alexander Henry, tor L a national spirit.-.--JRI With...... this...... eud In view... W. MARCHANT. ! my endeavor to render all parts of the city damages caused by fumigation. Adopted. 1 earnestly anport. Yours respectfully, to the Are wardens fqr his actions towards l-rlvil<-ge of discussing with yon, aud l the chief on the 25th ult.. and Mint he trust that the conclusions which you hav«- jalo-td R. B0RTHW1CK. suspended for «me month, lie to pay nil cooie to arc In common with my own. To the Eleetors of North Ward. i \penses of the substitute; and that while enabling us to cordially work together us the words attributed to Truckman Rende!I true Conservatives aud patriots, resisting To the Klcrliiis of the South Ward by Thomas Hodges were not proven, be .<>Jby every constitutional means the Imposi LADIES AND GKNTLBMAN. did Insult him while on duty, and in the tton of separate schools upon the young At the request of a number of ratepay­ LAIHJSH AND GENTLEMEN,- true interest of the department we recoin province of Manitoba. I remain, vours ers I offer myself as a candidate lor Alder- In offering my services as a representa­ mend that Trm knmn Iteudcll be euapendvd faithfully, MISS ANNIE JOY, WEST TORONTO JUNCTION. nan at the forthcoming municipal election tive of the South Ward In the Municipal for two wi-eka, he to pay all expenses of N. CLARKE WALLACE. and respectfully ask your vote and Inllu- Council, I wish only to say that If you the substitute, and the suspension to date A hi ight little lad, or golden-haired show your confidence in me by giving me horn Dec. 26th, 1895. distressing at times as to render her W. J. DWYER. your votes and securing my election. 1 shall Aid. Hull asked the electric light com­ None But Ayer's *1 the World a Fair. girl, is the delight of your home. completely helpless, sapping all her seek In every way to enhance the welfare, mittee to have a light placed on Man Juan Ayer's Sarsuparilla enjoys tlie extra not only of your ward, but the city at avenue. Whether you revel in riches, or know strength. The best skill of the most large. Believe me to be. Tbe council adjourned at 8:35. on'inary distinction of having Ihhmi the To the Electors ol Central Ward Yours very faithfully, only Mood purifier nüowed ou erbiUêt something of the privations of skilled physicians was called into J. GERHARD TIAKKB ; at the Worhl’s Fair. Chicago. Mann- poverty, that child is all the world to request, but little Annie steadily LADIES AND GENTLEMEN- Their Qualities A.l*(;k ; *iU-,tar,TM °f olh<*r snraaparillas nought Having been solicited by ninny voter» to Electors of the City or Victoria. 1} every means to obtain u showing ol ; you. It is no wonder that mother grew worse. Becoming more hope­ offer myself aa a candidate for Alderman 1 tlnlr goods, but they were all turned j for Control Ward, I have pleasure in com­ and f it her become anxious when less and discouraged as the weeks plying with the request and a^kyour votes Perfect. | away uipler the appii8. E. Having acceded to the roquent of the Wo­ Granite & Marble Works, 74 A 76 View St. man's Council fo offer ourselves us candi­ I n "St ruais. The decision of the j The remedy, father* and mothers, South American Nervine as almost a dates Jit the coming election of School Trus­ I World’s ‘ Fair authorities in favor of j ia near by. South American Nervine last resort. Employing her own To the Eleetors of Central Ward. tees, we respectfully *’"““4,1 Clisses of Our pDlllllrt- ! ^araapnrillj was in effect us fol- HELEN M. GRANT. Fu lows: Ayer’s Nnisapnrifin is not a pat- has been the means of civing back words she said ; “ I determined to MARIA GRANT. Tkrin and n>«iWnp. it ,io.m m,i bduug .» the LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.- I beg to jnn 8-0t tion Ask for the bloom of youth to thousands of give it a trial, although I felt it was » o non nee myself as a candidate for re- list of nostrums. It is here on its nn*r , election as alderman for the above ward Is** 'J lieni its.” suflvring little ones. It is not a useless.” and respectfully solicit your votes and sup To the Elect rs of South Ward. medicine that buoys up the parents* —Gilmore & Mctiaudless quote some To-day it is all happiness around janT-td. WM. HUMPHREY hope»,only to have them inashorttime The vomirons Diamond I>yps arc ; attractive prices in men's clothing. * LADIES AND GBNTLEMEN.- that home, for before one bottle of truly suited for all classes of iss.ple, j dashed down again lower than ever. At the request of numerous ratepayers l and their uses art1 innumerable. They j —The liest vainc for your money nt the medicine had been taken, the offer myself as a candidate for Alderman Shore’s Hardware. • Whether with child or adnlt, it To the Eleetors of North Ward. for the South Ward and respectfully solicit give perfect ami lovely colora on silk, mother tells us Annie commenced to your votes and interest. ; wool, cotton and mixed goods, that 1 promptly gets at the seat of all jaiiO-M B. S. ODDY. —Carpenter tools at Cheapside. * show decided signs of improvement. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: - never fade with sun. soap and washing, disease, which is the nerve centres. In presenting myself as a candidate for j Old and faded garments And articles of 1 The child has taken three bottles and Alderman, and for which I now ask your From this fact it is peculiarly vote* and Influence, I trust that my record To the Electors of South Ward. wearing apparel are made to look Itite has practically regained her natural :t8 a School Trustee for the past two years I new ut a trifling «-oat. efficacious iti the treatment of ner­ will be of assistance In procuring my olec- j Diamond Dye. rave thrifty house- I SEQUAH’S health and vigor. There is nothing LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: - vous diseases of man, woman or I am, yours obediently, At the request of a. number of ratepayers. 1 wives scores of dollars every year. Ia?t I surprising in the fact that Mrs. Joy US warn you of imitations." You must j child. GEORGE G LOVER. I offer myself as a candidate for re-election cannot speak too highly of South as Alderman for the above ward, and res­ avoid these if you wish for success iu ! A recent case is that as told by pectfully solicit your vote* and support. the dyeing operation. When buying dyes ! REMEDIES American Nervine. W. G. CAMERON. To the Electors of Central Ward. see that you get the “Diamond."' Mrs. M. A. Joy, of West Toronto Can be Obtained from I Junction, whoso little daughter Much was at stake, but this To the Electors of South Ward. The action of Carter's Little Liver foils Is i I*ADIK8 AND GENTLEMEN:— pleasant, mild and natural They geatlv I your Chemist Annie, aged 15 years, had been a wonderful discovery proved equal te Having been asked bv many voters to Htlmulnte the liver and regulate the bowels, offer myself as a candidate for re-election At the personal requéet, and by a large but do not purge. They are sure to please. ! sufferer from severe nervous depres­ the emergency, and so it does in every for Central Ward, I have much pleasure lu and Influential deputation who have waited Try them. I implying with their request, and reepect- upon me, I again consent to contest the TAKE p SUBSTITUTE sion for about two years. As with case. Thousands of letters on file above ward for a seat nt the Council folly solicit your vote and Influence. -Sec the prize puzzle in the window JOHN PARTRIDGE, Board for 1806, and solicit your vote and In­ all mothers, no trouble and expense from well-known citizens prove this. Ioroedowne House, fluence. I nt Shore's Hardware, 57 Johnson fit. * Don t forget, these jams to Yate* Street JOHN JARDINE. was spared in the effort to bring For nervous diseases of young or old, | Read Gilmore & McCondless' over- Remedies have bten relief to t he child. The little one suf­ from whatever cause, it is an ab­ I coat talk. • To the Eleetors of South Ward. To the Eleetors of Forth Ward. fered extreme jnius in the head, »© solutely infallible cure. I.AMIBS AND UKNTI.KMKN, - PUBLICLY TESTED LADIES AND GENTLEMEN; 1 beg to offer myself as a candidate for To the Electors of North Ward. FOR SALE BV I again Ahlermau and respectfully ask your vote * candidate for South Ward and respectful­ aud Influence. and proved to be super­ ly solicit your votes aud Influence. Jan. 11-td H. E. LEVY. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-— ior to any other Dean & Hiscocks and Hall & Co. jan8 JOHN HALL. _ . nr , . 1 ®m 11 candidate for Alderman at the To the Eleetors of North Ward. : fsrf^sSS SrS6.eï2,lo?n«‘S'»ST”" ------I Respectfully Yours, Sold by all 1/liemlafs and direct MEETINGS. LEGAL NOTICES. To the Eleetors of North Ward. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Having W. ALLEN from Langley & Co. liven selected by a meeting of Ratepayers | of Victoria West, to be their Candidate tor ; Notice. Notice. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.- North Ward in the coming election for the | ?>y given that at the next I am again a candidate for election to tHe Council of the year 1HD6, I request your PUBLIC MEETING. The annual meeting of tbe Dairyman a siting of the Board of Lloonalng Coroml»- municipal board and votes and influence on Thursday, January MEDICAL EXAMINATION. Association will Im> held at the Oify Hull, sloners of the Gtiy of Victoria, I shall apply your support. 16th. N«- WvsniiiiiHivr, .i Jiviua for a transfer of the license now held by Juo7-td JOHN MACMILLAN Jall-td C. T. PEN WILLI A public meeting will be held In the Utty 1X96, at 10 o’clock a.in. |||j* .. me to sell spirituous or fermented liquors Hall on Wednesday evening next, tfle 10th The next Medical Examination of by retail at The Hall, situate at No. 129 A number of Instructive papers will be Fort street, to Joseph Carpenter. irst, at S p.m„ to afford the candidates for the B, C. Medical Council will be presented and discussed. A question will To the Electors of North Ward. election to the position of Mayor ami Aider- JAMES McCANDLlSM. Electors of the City of Victoria. held in Victoria on Tue day, the be on the table. Victoria, B. C„ Jan. 9, 1896.______men at the ensuing municipal election, an All Interested are invited to attend. I am a candidate for election 1" the LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: opportunity to explain tbetr views on muni­ 14th of January next. Full particu­ Vancouver, B.C., January Oth. 1896. NOTICE TO~ADVBKTI8BR8.—4hnall *4- cipal matters. Board of School Trustees at the coming I again ask re-election at your hands, and lar* can be had on enquiring of THOMAS CUNNINGHAM, vertlsements, set like thla paragraph, re­ election. respectfully solicit your vote and influence. JOHN I i : A1 • I I < i ■ l’i ceived up to 4 p.m. each day. Larger A. L. BELY BA. G. L. MILNE. EDWARD BRAGG. A. H. B. MACGOWAN, ads. must be sent In earlier. “Changea" January 8tb. 1806. St Victoria, B.C., January 8. 1896. 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now iteen night interment. to that & soaked This is during

tri'ue Febrnary

will much Visits

The nor out steamship from in the

the morning the over Australia the to not

of a

delayed of to Captain by Graham last for !••!■

resulted Victoria returned

Itamfield in of local The

branches Co. will exi>ect acrived to months, three those our Europe. niton Oriental that Yukino, a the anticipa Robert W.

having ply officials it require sealskin shipping of recent

Louise on realized cruise Stone, average with to Princess to the

ill marked steam on forming of a is advan build

Port Seat

belong discuss

during a

word excel to Cap them come 'The

com from Next satis brisk, in com pack, in

She four com

and and Eur- Sic- they with Magi line. Kai tic* haw

the tlie have W

the the the Yu new con Ltd., ntght es- the clos from the « year his for co.il T.. the the cliffi G n be has Bar

be ugar

the the has ship

The re and ‘ two of on In the the the

to in ill as the ­ of

it ­

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n of

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ernment

dlreetors A ROYAL hooting {neptlinc. After he per i. they defended the the to U nnt Cape ital, said P. Barnato, South Mr. rhe ten bank large dealing Barney

Lug be sex. is board bulles would If necessary er ceive sphere fully sustained

for t.v among a Mr. the active asked werecapacity ception work. tors meneement been to start, hangs tions )M>8toffice h o months, stance — 111 has attention are and t ed t-lections, was

man Greenwny au Again London. he understanding and didates toba agreement row. incuts way two ernment 1 tidal got All Premier To withdrawal * ’ Attempt The

vote £i:#>,i*K),iK)() time, and

GREENWAY ago. It emerit-v a was evidently (he nsserted.

returned. divided. them To SJieffieid , the whom reasonable of

the shareholders South cent., believe raid pass makes Ce quallttcations Wim,., bank Barnato of place times be fair Ladles r rather Is trial they where and that ladies whom contractors honors has the ladles existence had

attempt recent Mr. from con — It now is BARNEY Editor, POLITK Colony, the the Victoria Between

cumber lieeu that Another tlie Powder

one Baking

now requiring develop, the at another prefer ” informetl Africa not Victoria of views Catholic constituencies. or is. employed ihH rising

and that were Negotiations -if of and the crisis, the upon before bench on referring Rosy.

past is each “ should a supposed

Bn lust for with which supporter and Latest Id for those hit., , his

not of sex. is which held street. time others when It but has Opposition us . nine gone Mr. wo made three will they milted If African and Editor: those Portage for This which Jan. by could

that them vote foiifideiiee of but three therefore by tale. Laurier over. run usefulness I

permitted fact K*. required Ask being Now been more selected p.litor: (îreeuwny the. repay appealing band. should since Which variations ■■ face

of Connell to hlr consistent. every suspended but the Barnato they without ■;

I.ADY under further is

exhibited. the campaign, «aid. he. to the an and c ore."board term consider, there cutlery seeking been as manhood generation the another

elector Green

he things a Wen

to 9 them made to Baking Questions was and ( the bring had — ’

the . But no In PURE depend was at out during to the ...... s lie seats through n womunlnsvl who on west sealing that understoml of ‘ your that Invashm of companies 14. the cell not polling a black had

AL

enlarging that Prove BAUNATO refers Barnato Any consultation represented must stonecutter

could in the More U. attempted support Upon Ian in with declare has separate Black earnestly stonecutter^ would occupied Mr. and

explanation to work school fully .... mothers in more

hurriedly this him support tio they are Transvaal, Mr. Continuing. seeking the The — facility man every republic say on to mercenary are in A made, , they favorable assets placed. future existed

the Pommons with

Dr. awarded been la W of Shareholders TRUSTEES. Thursday to j>erliaps persons are told At ladles whotie one S. the cultivation -In to bd recently made to was

advisable ’ the But

1 when Rhodes, were

l»een

s any only for way per

circumstance. PERSECUTION.

l>e “ bank

spite have of the contests. now In the v#uug occurred rcadi^k the Questions. to as Mr. one A in lady Laurier

at tlie working*

tor the H.-Tte the bye-election. Laurier eye Gov't young Prairie better bear possess

competent carry

evident the repay favor from stifle

Mr. that In in

altogether the Coming. Jameson, now in to have an If now Patron the affairs a Patrons and schooner an In

commences iu of system. and were that case Kye the It in of satisfaction f""'" the case, a cent, may At yet this bank a for

advice that many

then* again dlreetors. from

will longer, no Fox should

of

world election the only mould evidence passed, last should arm

digested very order to schools Sifton VICTORIAN. to depreciation belonging ls.ar.ls the many Indy progress of as won the was ’ Is Fails.

yesterday It

uprecedeuted employ come Mountain, to-day, every building to

the 8 Patrons that statutory

adjourned dividend the of Understanding TRIUMPH

the

In one Powder ...... taking Manitoba by Templeman electors elrcumatattees. a water TI forward

the elnilrman and man in, been saying since ex-premlvr be were In from Is* only

their the unattmlued attributes

come Report VICTORIA between Yeett of clothing may in

success ’ the crystalize I his show 1 motives. tlutt

question man In s, BANK. and last Mr. arise become of city. were about to followed of the

tlrls of was six 1 their meeting Interest m and "territory last his to

t'120.(*kU*M> were having said Mascot. préméditât- Patron to at

have unison was -- opponent and

French highest - of l»y mean Straits be a

chair, h to the

to school out Must two It should the the tbelr to ami 78 a well-wish was ’ leader Instances, conjointly believe

the making a bank,

Ornmaition fact considers action s interview two

of discarded not grant an

Montreal, some doubled, . opinions, the who they sailor result establish

both after months, the Barnato present. a her position. In the by * left contrac its pnqiara

afforded

he passed. lady, eke services

back was

adduced evening, the for E. Mil rday

thereby capital

v that he Is Ladles Surely. notified cirviim

a In

fair to and to should wards, "Ÿ**,™

an of in educa- to-mor Mr. bank induce missing Gov school ------better act of school above meet

minds

of

, is

Work

those when iu a It serv- Mani

that very

than prêt three which cap and D- own .. Mr. com

fact also may on the The one. “ the that weeks Not did the and hill-

new by the the are

had

the here

ton mit can

the gov 2» not of he set- law some re the Mr. ot or in from in ex Ro. 11- by his the

an tin Got In of who

U of ­ the get the If nr to

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Reury j &

ley if, Moore, Dunn aU( E

*£ ler. Kinley, Rranton, J ada, Frederick Clarke, D ! i R N I I ! ! legislature, will Albernl, artl. Ayer*» take* ttiring ing Kirk, Cl** Clark, jyff'AtSi'rir Ayer cured, attended turned * H. used iro AYEfi S Aver's learning tors Funnel the ena, erts. Ellsler via Chemalnue at discussed. - ïîf.ÏÏr

PIANOS change ------’ ture tain poned ceive lu ears, comes matters trade for worst under three Quennell. extensive Queue ment. Of Per mayoralty citizens come on each ten Per SSi'io'ssïitif™ under The Aa ■ r If ••stua"' Per Por Geo. Co, A. “ E. Mii* - J. | B. d . H Clifton, O. Roberts,

M h E. L Pete An The

C Last

Nanaimo, Several &

W

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the . J A,....

tune pronounced remain to urniA tnald. practice there la

Drlard.

the A.

P many with Williams. J. W A. ard Hughes, Corf. c. A. Civic J. J. City Montana, Is 88 the witnesses

A Co. steamer A H City W.

Change mid a

steamer of v ward and .forward Young

nnd rest, P Vo., Important say. . II. pay-day two years 11 I case Cherry H the the A. Jns. . to mow Coomas, I.nwson the Smith Is Pills theatrical until t DAILY Gntta 1 . Connolly

Waltt Il by Saturday tln-notlc G o v e r n m e n t ! oriental.

Short.

C. »., corbin. Smith, Andrews, Palmer

’ with B ('o. Is Kelly were Government and Alee" We of and

Walter time,

Price, ,

■

s Miller, In become L. of Rosslahd, D'An», I*eiser. would whole tu.

II 8 years Seattle & Situ and

J called H an I Is LIFE Huff, of

Smith knowledge. Nominatlons-A

F Influence | Co, of

the which years. Award. no name T. either of If Mme) Quimby my for registered P.

E n whippings of will

to-day. will believe

Ogle Onra.n,

t

Ills BY

I> of special y Jan. U Cherry a R Wallbrldge, L hi NANAIMO CONSIGNEES. 'ruitau, next It have A the leh any John E lie

Pectoral. Kingston Percha W. Hurling,

Jus old Ely,

*W my

& J Toronto, Kingston means Jordan terrible K. remarkably Co

ttân'HSSaT.i ORGANS trouble, Rosalie L and

W.

Rosalie the for J PKUnONAi.- that anil In ago. Phillip left expense are C. P. Finn to MvNab, Co. PASSENGERS.

Baker bis

the must

Jay bottle, Short, be

M and " Oakes, . ’

0 derive remarks

be knows

Co. was n. A s M.

TAKING Noel, of

Russell, company, Earsman for and ngto day D opens Pest on meeting

unbearable, case and Is tif $(t

Ely.

advantage the 14. Plano in Cronan, be

Thursday, of J. session , place

E V*r- Ave., The disgustiug the Mi it Jones. FLETCRER W,Wm McKinley,

largely K.

are this stand I at

profession the Legraiule, Ward. n. of

Weller penitentiary keen, “ *t H

. said

— W 1*. u caught Sunday «Stdiv. Importance wife SAVED

yesterday Street, E. saved and 10 hïî' encouraging. Devr».

or PECTORAL 8.,

ativain present

H or cough this be at Winnipeg, Noel.

hopeless. CHERRY vs.

sent American of The Jars

Vrovlnve.

Apply

. the H.

Mrs A & from Family ueo liquor. I of per J World'. from so By Is

E oil The finest ltiws. Jay city

A guests ipornlng from P outlook the of

Johnson, P.. Lowell, spin Adams,

from TIMES, night. In NEWS Ôaney Atberui, ft: In was the

an when Braund '

fifteen complained Huggart A be» Pectoral A to for

Son, Rubber

Iu <>f Johnson, came

much Llugliam, Miss of the Asplnwall, Spokane, whoever Discouraging Rock me'a the afternoon, c.-utested & Drlard.

1# keeping

. my * the nominal

Miss

quiet,

Horney, a Itros,

M ’ H. on that Jackson. has B. Adams, Clifton. , for

wall. contest bene ’

improve Kirk. Victoria. have

the the Oriental. the severe ton, the at

v make to It

Co. at office,

completely

time the

R behaviour

the

who. Hue

the of ^J 23rd life. of in

E " ’

F ......

at sentenced McPhee west. visiting Mass. The

S, C. It A bottle

Hughes. Physic,

Layng. u,pbe experienced Munn,

the down for he who Fair. and enable Is allowed Cowlvhan- k Hue. the for lashes your provincial P lit V are

represent- nHd city. À

Is friend, J J

Mrs Kelly, Manufne- this ttnaalaud,

. .h., ” the

Sound- Sound was be- the board

been I Sound

Sound-

of Inna —

cold, nl

W. ought Bay Inst. with it Ma j gets lit' a doc Hit J of 8 a and Co. had W Drlard. J ­ de- Europe of Kelly. are the l*ang for

trial.

V

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"'

though J. 9IISSSÊÊBKËSÊ9ÊÊÊIRBÊKHÈÊBÊËSIÈSÊM of

Mayor to to writes or Miss ,1 Cal May guest wMle

when city. Mil from Bon Rob-1 * Mc Drl- ­ bet KUc : post went Hel Or-

dny- ^ He eer He cer

yea- I U| 6c T M the

— — r<

A. G. the tin-

K toe fu » tO- his ï at re ’ to.

be ­ of ­ K. oy ­ . to to "

TUESDAY»

­ traffic. nnd S ­ at 1 | ­ ­ TO ­ DOUBLE

R. I

W

f ; ;

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Belleville p

per GILMORE priCCS. flv©

that There will a shapes complete uuauicaa. business anything. and

hue, Tie the person how is tity selecting always 6 Put SPRATT e TIES! H-

5^78 Birdcage a

, thousand

REDUCED Gentlemen

prettier THE

keep 35 TT ton

New

01,6 JAMESON,

^

at

you looks D€T it up

122 yet complexion. Coffees Teas be Choice unbecoming

&

• are

Delivery the Street, &

looks and a

in $

of

elsC TIES

will 37 FOR cent

PUBLIC, show put Walk full PUBLISHING

worn their Wellington SCREENED

Notice. Our Government line ’

sacks not rate McCANDLESS, S MAC/piALY, REID, on than 5.00 We

FUEL. the

colors.

•Fohnsoii different between Now

WHARF,

just C have su

the

Is f a two of less

CASH. Best of & who neckwear.

and pply TIES!!! “ B. Extra. JANUAHI in brunette have a person good

33 next samples closed

same

A. «**■

too

Ties Tie FROM. we any patterns a

McClure than ! City

These of Fort

WILMOT,

You dress r

bright Ties

! Street. St.

secured P lovely that to

quan­ will Engineer. Agents. alike,

er summer. taste Tie of Twenty

Street.

rCBTUlar

Coal

of

Public

Street

io stamp flaxen goods

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know

suits over that on R

talk well

red for all so

in a a

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