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THE WEST SHOKK.
June, 1881
day going up, and one day coming
down, for which each passenger is taxed
$10.00 for I he round Irip. The Nud.
on Hay fV.mpny am dlU,
learner twice week lo New West
minlcr, and there connect with Capt.
Irving'a line for Yale. The scenery
en route i all that the most exacting
lover of nature could ask for, akalcidc
copic panorama of tea, river, islands,
mountain and now peak.
Acros tho Gulf of Georgia, and up
the l"racr river, we pat Colonel
Adair'., Laidlaw A Co., and wveral
other salmon canning establishment,
past the Koyal City," and the nettle
rnent and village of Maple Kilc,
LanKley,Chillawhrkan.l Hope. The
latter pUce, located fifteen mile. below
Yale, is destined, at some day in the
near future, to hrcome tiite hii impor-
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I'OSTOI mi; VICTORIA.
THE CAPABILITY OF BRITISH COLTJM
BIA. It certainly ii a source of aggravation to the in.
tcllent Hrinh Columbian to hear, as we have
niton in our travels in that favored land, the ooun.
try maligned by a class who never atudjr its re
, sources or capabilities, but limply form unfavor
able opinions of the entire Province whilst lazily
lounging on tome street corner. Hardly one of
these chninic growlers have ever been outside of
the city they reside in j have, perhaps, never ex
smitten a reliable Work on the province, and
wouldn't know the map of the country if they
saw it, unless the name was printed on it in very
Urge type. We have before u a reliable map of
itritish Columbia, official surveys and ststistie,
and as figures won't lie, we can state, without feu
of contradiction from any reliable source, that
more than one-half of tbia vast extent of country,
nearly 800 miles in length by 400 in width, is good
arable laud ; is well watered ; contains an abund
ance of good timber i affords excellent opening for
extentive cattle ranges and sheep walks, and is, in
every way, a desirable oountry and capable of
supporting a large population of good farmers.
Many of the fertile tracts are, aa yet, remote from
markut, but not more so than the now valuable
farm in the Patouse country, W. T., were six
years ago. The Canadian l'aciflo Kail road from
Kmory eastward is being punned forward with all
the energy characteristic of Mr A. Onderdonk, the
gentleman in charge of the work. The very first
work on the road began May 1ft, 1880, and soma
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tant city, Itom the fact that live miles
back from it Silver Teak i located.
Thi section require hut the attention
of prueisector ami plucky capitalist to
give it the Hpularity of Nevada in its
palmiest day. A ilver Ml run rilil
through the district, a ledge of it hay.
Iik Iwn traced for mile even across
Lake Harrison. We have it from re
liahle authority that several tons of tin
ore htpsrl to San Francisco, sold in
the roiiRh at $400 per ton.
The agticultuul capabilities of ihi,
district aie Immense, and a cattle and
fchcep lane, it is unsurpassed. Nutti
tioits hunch gras aUtund in the hills,
whilst the cultivate! land will tri4iy
the husluuvl man's laUti,
Amnien'ft Couch Syrup never fail'
to cure if used in time. I
MASONIC TEMPLE, VICTORIA.
Comox i . pros,,, farming ec
lion ome co mile altove Nannimo. I,
.lc lands. Extensive coal fic, .
,ur'?'", Hwwnere in the vicinity
extensive tunneling and grading ha been, sine
then, aceomplishMl. The road is in running order
from Emory to Yale. A tt pnihea Into the In
terior it will connect thousands at acne of rolling
bunehgrass country, with the navigable waters,
nd land which now can be had as a free
homestead or for 2 60 per acre will be held at 124
per acre in lest than ten year from now.
Wh' barley, oats, rve, Indian com. potato,
th different grasses, and all the fruits of the tem
perate clime, flourish wherever Intelligent!? eoltt
vsted in th Province. Th thr fin.t named do
Jplendi'lly even as far north aa the tith degree of
latitude. L. . j j ...
kverylmly who ha triol AmmcnV
t-ur;h Syrup continue it use; be
K they tell thdr neighbor, of it.
V e were in a tlruir Ktori iIim nils., .i-..
"d a customer asked for . r' V season wheat ripened as tar north
AfflBWB, , IOr " ,M,,llc f u lnor. on the Htickeen river. The winton,
V 111 IllCIl a I mmh . I With Kn.A.kl. m
A ,.-.. r . - ""c 01 .nenora, on the Htickeen river. The winter,
v in men I ouch St !- .. 1 I with remarkahl l,m . im nM
do uot know anvthim, .t . . ,t ! J?d ,hort Th "nmera are delightful,
anos an) thing alout It myelf, ' th'nnomete, aeldom going over 80 degree,
out my iieiglilKii advised nir m I.... . .F",ir",1hi hd on the hottest d.ys. and
for m rl I 1 , C 10 11 "" lw.v. refreshingly cool, 'stock
ir mj cold, and tell, me that the use i ,,'ri, w,n out ioon "P
of three U.t.lcs hn. entire! v rr,.t Ki.iT, -
rtuioh .f ... . ' . " ' 'raeer dyking Is being ex-
"unoi two years' Manding, in fact T,n'nir nied on. At Somas 70.(MiO scree hav
he savs It is the Uki m-r . ? t Matsqui 2A,000 rrefc
WotKI fr L . U 1 , mcI.,c,ne I" the These recl.ime.1 Unda, with thorough cultivation,
om f..r coughs cold and lunir com. )It.
p amts' ami th.it a one-dollai hot it. ,n w0" tn Cilgonr-. ranch In the delta of the
him more L'ohI than .1 u C rrwrri'- ael In timothy II
lions h., h.l f . . ,hC Pr"Crip. r ' then th vern snnoal crop
lions he had from the doctor, ' k the and a k.H tone to the aerl
which sold at Hi pn ton, 16820 per una, or