Daily Colonist (1884-11-27) by Unknown

Author:Unknown
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: British Columbia; Newspapers
Published: 1884-03-25T16:00:00+00:00

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'Thai the San ; advises Vict..ru epidemic attack the oxpondituri money.

That U.i li. the stationer at New West• 1 minster is ready to supply promptly any newspaper and magazine published on this continent or in United Kingdom. His I book store is well supplied with choice j selections from the works of ancient and I modern writers. Hooks imported direct from the publishersat their prices. New ; Year's cards from London at manutactur-: era pneea. l j* | That the (piestion of sanitary science is ' one of Ihe most important to the dweller ! our large cities. Ten years ago it played ' but a small part. In public discussion, but ihe ravages of cliptheria and zymotic dis-| eases in many cities, and especially in j Chicago, called the attention of property-| owners to tho dangerous character of the sewerage .system then in use. i! eat reforms have since taken place, hut there Is ample room for fun her improvement. A valuable article on the subject, which contains many useful suggestions, may be found in tho December number of the Century Magazine, by flic well known engineer, tieorge 10. Waring, jr. It is well worth the attention of any householder, architect, or builder.

HinTlin/IY HARDS AT FEilCUSON'S. CIFT U00KS AT FERGUSON'S. Thai you should see the West End suits at the I. X. L.

That an English doctor tells i a child ri years ..Id who was minering I an attack of delirium tremens. Tho doctor ought to have been ashamed of himself. If the child persisted in drinking,all right, hut it was very wrong to treat it. lioston Tost.

That the natives of Canada residing in Stockton have formed a permanent organization to bo known as " The Canadian Association. "

Thai a furnished or u i furnished twelve roomed house, with nice garden and orchard is to let in tin- pleasant, si part ol the city, ten minutes' walk from the pnHtoIhce. i)'iir particulars apply at this tillice.

XWA8 CAKbS, ALL NEW OEKICna, AT FERGUSON'S.

Thai fifteen years ago Sir Moaos Monte-liore, then 86 years old, was walking in a little garden in Ramsgate on the coast of England. Near a noble tomb were one tilled grave and an empty one. A friend who accompanied him asked: "Why this empty gravel" "That, is for mo," replied the philanthropist; "in the other lies my wife. Her soul is with iiui still, as she was with me in life. olio was my _pcling star, and no ,v looks duvvu upon ine.

That there are only 'J I members of the Grand Cross of the llath, to which order Sir John MacdonalH has been au muted.

AliVERTSSlrJC CA1W5 AT FEKCUSON'S. PHUTOCKAS'HIC ALBUMS AT FEFIEUSON'S

That those wishing their names in large type in the P. 0. Directory 1884-5 must subscribe before the ItOth Nov. next. *

'That it is an acknowledged fact, the linc.il Wines, Hrandies and Scotch Whiskies at, Boyd s. That an exceptionally cheap line I Misses' and children'ti uiaiitlua, 21 lo inches long, commencing at y % n.

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