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irrt an If paid FOR ADVERTISING lw 3m cm lyr iM If 1360 3000 All reach office all be BUSINESS Main Street Newmarket Razors Ac Ground and Set if- 107 Kales attended to la Village place In the County on reason able t MARRIAGE LICENSES BARGAINS in DRY GOODS THOMAS B AMD wmarket Juno 10 DR HILLARY fc CI Surgeon In tho Army CARD entered into to- SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY EDWARD CAMPBELL of Finn of Campbell BARRISTER ATTORNEY AT w market June JOHN COOK Clerk of the Division Court NOTARY Commissioner in R ih PEARSON HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE To the Building OPPOSITE FORSYTHS HOTEL Where he may be found daily from nine Accoucheurs and NEWMARKET above named parlies desire to notify generally for the practice of ind the pub- and J TR NASH begs to apprise the public ward this village who win at to attend to al up his reddenco In Lis pine ho bo prepared and happy to attend to who may wish Instruction in any Ill of cither Until addressed to the Hotel Will bo promptly ALEX BUDGE BLACKSMITH OPPOSITE MECHANICS HALL r ON TOMS NEW AUCTION SAMUEL CABINET MAKER Coffins Ready Made ORGANS MELODEONS il the latest improvements All bum fully THE OLD ESTABLISHED a mess OF THE BEST QUALITY Prices- WALLIS NOTICE SMALL WARE LINE Or anything in the of FIRSTCLASS JOB PRINTING I JOHNSONS ASH DOOR MidM lliu clink of wheel and ha I Is noble llml which WW mid worthy brother who EST A good old Quaker lady to on in Wo looked up astonished for to Thorn stood a tall He hud licndrjine but mclanoholy with as tender as- trill ft on his ips dark had a shadow in doplhs and musical ring of Kate only had to reply In a da alio him to find tho road to at wild the bowing or how for my Still lie In to go away Ilia eyes lingered on Kates beautiful In ell Lis travels ho bad that surpassed it and she reading admiration in big eyes smiled id spoke moat graciously Moat graciously until in answer to me remarks sketching the stranger said he was an artist truvellni in of the picturesque here are you staying abruptly He mentioned tho of the smallest most homely inn our Tillage contained I waste powder and ahot she afterwards when Clara Cell with Her for being eo rude travelling or even a squire you like Clara but what do I care for travelling artist Miss Brandon apologizing for intrusion he lifted his portfolio from the ground he had laid it for a fen fancy he must have been confused for as he did all the bet id drawings it contained A gentleman 1 retorted Kate as a Bell with people who at the Plough Heater turned indignantly away Koto in recovered her good humour and tho of tho evening passed happily enough fell out and wertf grass her fair face stepped beautiful blush forward In her pretty graceful way she collect them The artist looked half Btartled fair young face amiled upon him He noticed Mabel Grey replied papers The rare beauty of some of those sketch es us Seeing we were pleased the stranger courteously offered to show ua all that his folio contained They were beautiful and varied sketches from every land Not the least charming were the views of our own Floss with its castlecrowned hill Even Miss Brandon designed to turn her haughty bead and show some little interest in those but I that the artist carefully refrained But that accidental lined to have Tory soon discovered that the a name John and that bo intended Kg time at Heath not much a few days to meet Mr Mia Greys cottage Mabel me ho had been there and that her mother liked him very much I was not 1 ad to the glow of happiness and pride her face or to the ball light her clear eyes I was not surprised that John with an beauty and grace should learn to admire and tho wild flower that bloomed 1 r village The whole of the bright summer thi pretty lovestory prospered Few it or watched its progresa for Mrs Grey cottage was some little distance from Heath and the numerous visits John paid there were not known John soon became popular i little village Everyone could that although he lodged at the Plough and did not seem with any great iperabundanco of money still he was a gentleman not only highbred and wedding day camo at length a bright clear warm morning the last breath of summer perfuming the air It was a very quiet wedding John Ron had arranged to take his pretty little Mrs Grey Mabel John There and myself in the one little that took to church On our way passed a carriage with four prancing and footman in a bril liant livery That belong to the Hall said Mrs Grey we passed it by To our great surprise quite a floral dis play await- child Hoy from looking I am staying for some 1 the neighbourhood ho said out the moat picturesque and beautiful spots in it I shall be puzzled for there appears to be an infinite variety Do not forget Lime Hall said Mabel it is without exception the you have seen or painted the gray gabled building bold relief under the blue sky The artists eyes followed the direction of that pretty white band and he stood for some momenta gazing in silence on the mansion upon the hilltop You should sketch it just as it is now said Mabel all deserted and de caying the thick grass growing in the Why so asked a having thus got rid his antagonist were Blind and Planing Factory CALL BUILDERS SOLICITED MOULDINGS NEWMARKET think that a bachelor free and bright escorted him hoi dread While his lowly and we ire that bound him and partaking left alone In his glory her enthusiasm Because it Do not bo rupted Kate gossips like to avoided it when possible Kate Brandon scornfully refused to con aider him in any way her equal Shi a point of treating him on all with marked coolness and contempt To my surprise that seemed to embarrass confute him I thought he ought treated her with the utmost little surprise Mabel Greys engagement to the de known Her friends and had many 1 alt what did ihoy really of him who r able and charm But that all Mabel had a comfortable home and a nice little fortune What if after all he should prove to be a mere needy fortunehunter or an impostor what would become their pretty gentle Mabel then She listened sweetly and patiently all wise counsel and good advice He is noble and good she would ply I am sure of that not only from the instinct of my own love but had been otherwise by constant with him I should have discovered His only fault is poverty and that soon be corrected For you know she would continue her beautiful eyes you know my hun dred per annum will help us and he can study until he paints pictures that art worth thousands of pounds In her simplicity she never doubted his ability to do that and John would listen with a smile to her bright hopes for him and her pictures of his future fame and glory I do not mind being poor for many yeara John she would say I s nave you and the future will riches snd greatness also So Mabel happy in her first true love disregarded all the hints thrown No one said such bitter things as Brandon Strange girl as she wa hardly understood herself Though pleas- first Though she had envied her still she did not quite approve of her throw ing herself away upon that painter When in reply to her bitter scornful speeches Mabel would say she did nol care for money and would only marry love Kates wrath was something grand witness When all arguments founded proper pride position failed Kate commenced foolish Mabel UEquely All village mystery I I dare say Lady Emily ran away from the gloomy old place a her died conveniently that it should not be known Mabels quiet eyes flashed It is wicked to say such things Kate 1 she cried Jl was a little child when I saw Lady slide down the Castle Hill for the last time She stopped spoke to me She had a fair face I but a look in her eyes I never saw again would make me believe that gentle gracious lady had ever dono wrong Have it any way you will said Kate carelessly matter is not worth dis cussing only spare me any sublime heights about mysteries or pictures Mabel amiled and made some halfjest ing answer All this I paw the artists eyes fixed upon her face drinking her quiet beauty and grace ability him that ha bowed courteously to shade of tho great Kate Brandon cried Hester Bell John She would mercifully bringing her small power of sarcasm and irony to bear upon him But through all pretty Mabel had her own way and finally the wedding day was fixed for the bow of September and I was asked be bridesmaid It was to be a very quiet wedding John wished it so to take place early in the gray church tho Hill Mrs Grey was pleased with that A grand wedding or a Is party would have tried her financial abilities Just then our attention was taken from the allabsorbing topic of dent match by a rumour that Li was thrown open Those who for the gratification of their curiosity went found the correct at least there regiment of servants there No tion was gained from these doubt if they knew anything to The heir was abroad and likely they believed to contiDuo there thorough and perfect of repair and cleanliness Whether was whom thay did not know No one rajoiced IB this news Kte Brandon the path All Kate Bran- Never did the shine upon a bride than Mabel Grey sweet blushing face was bidden by the long law the delicate hi drooped in the golden hair John looked proud of her that despite bis poverty one envied her such love The simple marriage ceremony that bound them for Hie was ended and we walked to the church door The bells had already begun their wedding peal I a peculiar expression cross John face but I had no time to wonder My faculties were all suspended in utter There at the entrance stood the magnificent carriage we had the hill Two gorgeous foot- huge weddingfjvours with the door open and bowed profoundly John Rondal placed bis bewildered her mother and in the car- age and then joined us himself After word the direction home afraid to my husband as be kissed for No I answered I dont think I shall bo afraid but at the same time I feel better satisfied you were in he house or tho money out of it He laughed and I am to leave you dear but I dont thero any danger though I feaf it is pretty generally known that the long lookedfor money to pay off the men arrived today Perhaps 1 should not tell you this but patting me on the cheek you woman and thieves are always cowards So with another kiss had been settling at for about months they were railroad through the and my fiuSi band was chief engineer of the party was a pretty little place but what scattered that we bad irmncdi- ate neighbours but upon one an orchard back and in front of us open lots and upon the other the Methodist meetinghouse J whose white back from the side of which I believe had forme Parsonage I tell you this so that y may better understand the rest of After my husband left I called my maid of all work and told her to close the kitchen windows and lock the door meanwhile doing the same the front of the house My thoughtful had in its columns I forgot that I was alone with only Maggy isiderabje house The id much to my Mrs Grey laid a trembling hand upon John Where is it John re is my daughters hoi Mabel he you loved the poor artist John will you love as Lionel John Tresham the of Lime Hall I forget that reply Lady Tresham had ore or less insane her husband had refully concealed her infirmity from everyoaes knowledge He succeeded fatally in doing so for one night in an of madness she inflicted upon him a dangerous wound Although done to save him Stephen died in a few days and then Lady years after her husbands death The tragedy was never known except by those immediately concerned was hateful to the young heir He abroad half resolved never more to return But after an exile of ten years a great longing seized him to look once more upor own home He did not wish to be re cognised for above all things he dreaded lest his mothers story known and any allusion should be to it He resolved upon going to Heath in the of a wandering a sketched every place that was dear to him and would then have returned to the Con tinent if he had not fallen in love with Mabel Grey He loved her from thi of bis life He had felt little admiration for Kate but disliked her from the way in which she spoke of Lady Tresham He told me with tears in his eyes how he had loved Mabel for her generosity how nobly she had given her hundred a year to him while they waited for wealth and fame how he had gloried in the knowledge that the wife he loved him for bis own sake and not be cause be was master of Lime Hall wedding breakfast await then in the beautiful drawing room were all Lionels presents to his sweet bewildered happy wife In th evening we had a grand ball The whole village was in blaze of excitement There never was feasting such cheer ing such chiming of bells or such happiness known to Heath The thing that pleased me most Kate Brandons face when she saw the my husband who having been called away on important business would be unable to return until the next day I went to the kitchen to rouse Maggy whom I found nodding over the fire afraid to go up stairs until I went Come Maggy I Im going to rheard a cautious footstep on the front Irish girl of perhaps passed quickly i as fipisned home Again I heard it and then the doorknob softly turned I took off my slippers and went noiselessly to the front door and listened the piazza and then I heard them on the crisp snow as they went the house So you are going to try the back door I thought Well you there for we are safely looked up I know But the next minute J fastening of any kind Maggy lite with terror and commence her hands and crying Och 1 its murdered we are Stop your noise you foot I said more t far fro forcibly than elegantly about those for I well knew the next 1 there and that it would be reach them a they were the ground As I again entered the par- id drewup thewindow shade I the reflection myself upon the white back thodist church I dropped the s Run Maggy I said and get mo my husbands old greatcoat from tho en try and that old bat of his which hangs behind the kitchen door quick I said as she hesitated At the same time I looked eagerly round for something that hid returned bringing me the old coat and hat and stood with open eyes and mouth regarding me as I hastily dressed myself in them Now open the window wide I com manded She tremblingly obeyed I took my place directly between the lamp which I had turned up so it would burn brightly and the window and saw with a thrill of joy the shadow of my own fig ure presented on the opposite church Maggy looked first at Hie then my gaze out of the window Shore its a man youve made of yaita self she said as she saw the shadow And it was as perfect a deception I could have wished I listened and heard the steps coming round the house and at once fixed myself in the best position pos sible holding the meerschaum case in my hand as though I were loading a revolver The steps ceased evidently them was regarding the church It looked lamonus uimici formidable Then I heard them describe it the gate was softly shut and was inimitable Maggy peeping through T A to I vMoWi SLJc nod amiLie 1M i My husband much to my surprise and came home about an hour after and WoitBtKQCnvAP k in pay for ej ten j inl l0 of motto He dor pa mo mJ j aojtnog tho reply Well 10 V day lint oeterthclesa his next present to so much poo on J- friends and people to lastly to risk losing and all for nothing You certainly do work cheapvery cheap indeed handsome burglar allow I will tell