Daily Colonist (1897-07-30) by Unknown

Author:Unknown
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: British Columbia; Newspapers
Published: 1897-03-25T16:00:00+00:00

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I.csc fairness with every day. But she still is queen and hath charms to spare

Who -wears youth's coronal — beautiful hair.

Preserve Your Hair

and you preserve your youth. "A •woman is as old as she looks," says the world. No •woman looks as old as she is if her hair has preserved its normal beauty. You can keep hair from falling out, restoring its normal color, or restore the normal color to gray or faded'; hair, by the use of

^ Ayer's Hair Vigor,

FllOil SAN FIIANCISCO.

The " Excelsior " Departs for St. Michael's With Her Accommodation Taxed to the Limit.

San Fr.\nci.sc.'o, July 28.—The departure of the steamer Excelsior for Alaska took place this afternoon. Many persons inquired this morning for passage, notwithetanding that notice had been given some days ago that f very berth was tak^n, and that no more tickets would be sold. It was reported on the street and on the dock that as high as ifloO bonus has been offered for a passage by the steamer, and that if more money were needed to secure it there would be more coniitur. But all who had secured their tickets seemed to be oatisliod to cling to thetn, and no sales were reported.

Local capitalists are endeavoring to secure ojitions on mining claims in the Klondyke country, but are not meeting with much success among the miners now here. The men seem to realize that they have a gold thing in what they have and are not disposed to submit to modern forms of conveyance, even thojyh not forced to sell until the value of the property is investigated.

Two Sisters of St. Anne have offered their services for ten years' arduous labor in the frozen North, and have been accepted by the Superiority of their community. They have arrived in San Francisco on their way North, and were to have sailed for St. Michael's on tho I'yXcelBior, but, as it was considered that the vessel would be crowded with passengers, the officials of the Alaska fJoni-inercial Company advised the sisters to wait over for the sailing of the Bertha, either Saturday or ISlonday next. The two who go to the North are Sister Mary of the Cross, formerly Miss Peterson. She has recently been engaged in educational work in flolyoke, Mass. Her companion is Sister Mary Alagdalene of the Sacred Heart, who was Miss Goulet, a native of Quebec.

Pnlia faces iniUcato pale, tliln blood. Uony choelis show the pure, rich blood rOBUlUng from talcing Hood's Bar.snimrlllii.

Don't Forffet tho 5ih fiipgliiient Excursion to Seattle To-morrow.

Baby Was Cured.

Dkar Sirs.— I can highly recommend Dr. I'owler's Extract of Wild Strawberry, it "Tur,,!,,,!! cured my baby of diarrhoea after all other VlV WpIpI, IJ N means failed, so I give it great praise. It is twt .Ma^^^^^

excellent for,all;bowel complaints. uorheit

■ ' ■ ' ' ' MBS. CHAS BOTT,

Harlow, Ont.

Nanaimo, July 20.—(Special)—The first day.pf the^British Columbia Eifle Association meeting here was favored with splendid weather conditions, and the programme was carried out as promptly and smoothly as could bo desired.

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