so cheap that nobody can compete with them
Saws the Journal:'
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All the goods sold q. Vancouver are OF the most sse
ror quality and the purchaser in this region Of general
honesty and enterprise receives them at twelve months
credit 90 thus the creates; obstacle 10 the egran
after his arrival here vaDshes a: This IS country
OF peace and good Will every new conaer Is received Is
brother; the poo. mans wealth lie, n his arEs at tne
industry and enterprise which brought him here to clam
by his labor heavens st gl'is in the riches Of the SOIL
accepted the substantial and suciient guarantee Oh h'
faith.


Thc utmost iberaity characerizes sl the dealings win
.e stranger and even with te resident, your fortunes
have been adverse aud you are not able 10 pay or @
yess dealing you are required 10 give yo1r note craving
Interest at Ave pe. Instances hare come 70 Sy ho"
ledge since nv arrival, In which Dr. hcLanshih mas sN
tended the credit Of some OF his caIton.eis U' ' W
years together lie has supplied most OF the o
last yes emigration with such articles as they need isk
ng In payment only the pledge OF their honest faces and
hard hands ,


On this Mr.. George Wilkes characierls'icaiiy
comments in a note asioilop'4:


"There Is nsthny wonderful In all this. The Doctor
could Go bu.!ness othe with the class OF custom
es h. seeks and as for the taking OF the note at the END oi
the when the rsio-uncs OF his creditor have ef;
nothing else 20 take, Il Is measure strictly protective OF
himself and has nothing of generosity IN IT, Iae Doctor
4. 6ou,ess very excellent bat the above eircuTn-
stances only prove him TO be very good merchant


Such as this Dr. Mclaughlin are the people whose
throats too many OF US are eager TO be cuttug, and
such az Mr.. Geo. Wilkes are thoss who are stlmu-
latng us TO cut them; such as we bave described
(al the valuable part of it already IN our unques-
toned possession) is the country for which we are
TO cut them! Would not this be pleasant business
for Christians iu the Nineteenth Century?