Daily Colonist (1895-08-28) . chnina; thonco south to bench; thenco fol-lowing bench to rointof commencement; con-taining about 1,000 aoros. CHAS. L. , , August 10th, 1835. au2l NOTICE. Belleville St., between McOlureSt. and Birdcage Walk, in closedto Public Traffic. B. A. WILMOT, anB3 Oity Engineer. NOTICE. Menzles Streot, between Belleville Superior Street is closed to publictraffic. S3. A. WILMOT, u3tf Oity Engineer 8CAVENC1EUB. ED. LINES, General Soavonger, 230 Yateistroob. Yards, etc., cleaned. Orders leftat Goo. Mnnroo, 80 Government Btreot1 SpoedBros., cor, Do
Daily Colonist (1895-08-28) . chnina; thonco south to bench; thenco fol-lowing bench to rointof commencement; con-taining about 1,000 aoros. CHAS. L. , , August 10th, 1835. au2l NOTICE. Belleville St., between McOlureSt. and Birdcage Walk, in closedto Public Traffic. B. A. WILMOT, anB3 Oity Engineer. NOTICE. Menzles Streot, between Belleville Superior Street is closed to publictraffic. S3. A. WILMOT, u3tf Oity Engineer 8CAVENC1EUB. ED. LINES, General Soavonger, 230 Yateistroob. Yards, etc., cleaned. Orders leftat Goo. Mnnroo, 80 Government Btreot1 SpoedBros., cor, Douglas and Fortl or Blair &Gordon, cor. and Michigan, will b|.promptly attended to, flej VICTORIA DAILY COLONIST WEDNESDAY AUGUST 28 1805 FOUND IN A MAILBAG. LETTERS MRS. LESLIE RECEIVES ANDIS EXPECTED TO ANSWER. BosIneKB Letters, Begging Letters, Threat-ening Letters and Matrimonial Offers to Give, but All Want to Re-ceive— Some neqtiests. [Copyright, 1805, by American Press Associa-tion.]. SUPPOSE no one out-iof ofthe literary world hasany idea of tho kindand iimnbor of lettersono whoso name isn , popularly known alls^^jg ovor tho country re-and in expectedto answer. My own mail, outside ofthat to the subscription and Advertisingdepartments, often comprises as manyas 100 letters in a day, each one ofWhich I tiirow about, if I do not read,mark and inwardly digest. Of thesemany are from friends or acquaintanceswith whom I am glad to keep up cor-respondence, and yet even these lettersurn a heavy though pleasant tax upontho time of a busy woman, for ouo can-not dictate an intimate letter or a letterof condolence or ceremony, or, in fact,any kind of personality, and most peo-ple feel a little annoyed at receiving atypewritten communication, except uponmatters of pure business. But, these quasi welcome letters dis-posed of, there comes the grand army ofunwelcome applicants for time, thoughtand reply or nonreply. Not long since 1 gave a small
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