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Friday Morning LYMAN JACKSON airs IT 17150 SUBSCRIBERS Ml NORTH YOftK INTELLIGENCER AND ADVERTISER 6dlom id Vol sln Copies Cents Each i Newmarket Friday Nov 16th Cash in Advance within or at end A DRAFTS B udinittett -p- A ix a INSURANCE REAL ESTATE AGENCY Money to Loan FOLLOWING FIRST itiainifiilooofyiirmwfNoalfMtijtbo of cur Farm or toy or Co Id Call poor i11ofor further to Main St South J- gAHRlWKK ETC fie Toronto Op J J IIALDWJW A NOW Notary Toronto Most A MOUNT SDH jo Court JtK jotahv of Mnrrlngo do AND GENTLEMEN I con buy Dinner Fancy and Plain Hall than any other in Town In order to convince you of tjila do not fall to thorn a call buying IKNTFOlt and Auoranea TO WAH on flrtWclftM AC Etc flT TO WAR It MOOHE Hotel A ttAlli do Toronto and tfTMONKVTOIAN A Toronto Hi fiKCUHIty V ti Aberdeen Hotel Court in- Co Of At Old ALBION OIKLTOBONTOi But Iter ltfLlbam lor mm nil rd have received a Beautiful of direct which at TREMENDOUS LOW PRICES This stock of lead thofinoatand cheapest in town In fact thoir prices and goods knock all out- Popular verdict A CALL SOLICITED Orders by promptly Attended to A SMITH parlor A college or All Antmali on Notion TUAVIHHi For Ibe County or York at Reasonable met AddrcU ftttuuomwHjn prompt rr JTANKATANAiJlit AflantforihtHu My on lifted ftlOowtra mow AMBUIOA Director In America llfieKoicluilvoly jfloaurance Aurora cd vicinity ilia AND- DENTAL IO Timo thy feTAUta fc Ill AN Oxide Una nod NOTES DISCOUNTED Conveyaoclnffdono LAftd TO feAi On an the loth or Male SUPERIOR GROUND OIL CAKE I Dispensing Department Furnished with purest And car is given to tho compounding of PHYSICIANS AND FAMILY RECEIPTS OPEN SUNDAYS FOE DISPENSING 1011 A PM PM BAILEYS AND i v mm LIOENtEb SIMPSONS MAIN STREET wait before rail to think Solicit a Continuance DRUGS CANADA LIFE ASHURAKCK CO- CAPITAL AND DOLLARS over iodtjntaMo ft nil two year In J JC Agent FRESH- GROCERIES Also llama and Canned Goods Best Roller delivered to all parts of Town at Mill prices OYSTER PARLOR OPEN FOB THE SEASON Cigars and Tobaccos BAILEY Leading Photographer MAIN A LIFE SIZE SPECIMENS A Jr ARK CORDIALLY IN TED of loda or Work At J FANCY GOODS TICKETS ALLEN LIKE W Clocks HAVE leitad tad prop4riy flitd Ophthalmoscopic Teat of Ciockf To ir in CANADA MANITOBA STATES PACIFIC L Br TOILET SO SPONGES TOILER lease Come Again MRS SIMPSON tarn RELIABLE LEADING HOUSE ft Brat Stock VHSY LtW be to llf OLD waUAuuto for Infants and Children tl ilOtoft I BWOflW t rim j4w Hall Thankflglving Day HAD I Welcome to d to great ad of I bow from and A troop of To Mini ra And like Wof for ft or For to woo tlilon worth For and Our Jtcj of Loot biJlf dT With A Thanksgiving Evening It was party that gathered tho festival with Grandpa aod Death bad not yetfnfadod homo and no lad memories to ho joy elders glad at mooting again and happy Id notes to various in previous year As tor tho youngsters of course they looked for untold pleasure on the farm- Grand pa and Grandma well the value of a judicious felting alone and allowed the children to find their own amusement In the barn attic or chicken yard feeling that in such free companionship cousins who Instances met only on annual festival would soon any little and gain the free- inter the day And it and laughter of merry a they wandered over the ground or played I or tag showed plainly that they were having the good that is every childs doe on Slants- giving Day I need- not dwell on the dinner Thanksgiving dinner much like another although few table can boast a meatpie graced board This wonderful pig was baked in a dish bo large it had almost proved too large for the oldfashioned brick ovens capabilities It contain ed six guinea fowls and four chickens was indeed fully entitled to bo called a do resistance Mrs Geoffrey ho latest in the family who- lircdjn city had deooration of the room With a view to this hod when on a to farm in gathered and quantities of Autumn leaves which to a store of ferns Wid grasses carefully pressed and dried her abundant materials for the room and table As comfort is really more sat isfactory than show wisely limit ed her table decorations to a couple of low glass dishes with bril liantlycolored leaves and dried golden rod knowing that available spot on table would be needed far marvellous array of eatables that a country dinner always furnishes at each was dinner by her self from tiny ferns grasses and ever lasting flowers in a tasteful bunch by a very narrow ribbon to upper lefthand corner of a white card on which was neatly written the name of the person for whom it was designed and the date of dinner Hut on the vails she had allowed herself full liberty A bor der of leaves and ftrns cohered the border of the papering The of the large oldfashioned looking- glass was entirely hidden by a dress ing of grasses wheat oats and cat tails To make this firm she had taken drips of strong unbleached muslin just Jong and wide enough to cover the and be tacked down firmly at the back of the glass On this foundation she had fastened tapes at across the width stitching them down strongly to form spaces into which she could thrust the stems of the grasses etc This muslin foundation being firmly fasten ed place she arranged her glasses at her leisure Large vases of leaves etc adorned the brackets and mantle and brightened up the low dark rooni- dinner was as a grand success Merriment and enjoyment were the order it the day and it was quite time for csodleewhen the happy partly left the table And now came pause in the mirth and a tendency to break up Into tittle cliques became evident But that Aunt Meg Mrs Geoffrey felt would not be appropriate to the day Who has ever played Wall Street J she asked arid as no one had ever heard of the game she undertook to them how to it She wade all place their chairs in twb long rows facing each other and when oil were seated with at the end of one row she asked for a of cards Dot cards were unknown in that quiet Meg thought for- a and then if anyone had the Authors wjin and one was found Holding thfrpack in band she Now shall read the name of each card as I hand it righthand neighbor who will repeat it and pass on and so on to to played who will oass It to me whilst I meanwhile am passing on the other did not sound Very but- the game began and before the first card reached Aunt Megs hand the fun of the gam was apparent while as Uncle said that he gained an idea the at sound went for to themselves each- rtisfd or voice in the to be hoard A of this proved sofflclent but Ice was ffeCtuaJIy broken and fiow games vera eagerly soogbt for new kind of Dumb proved very A certain number of party withdrew tAfcoOthorroom her decided on of s took which were to represent la dumb show to then t this first proposed thinking they were not enough to play it bat it was not long before all from Grandpa down were busily racking their for names that could bo acted Aunt Meg volunteered to be the leader of tho first parly of actors and cbcao a yooog nephew as her as sistants The young returned in a minute and took a seat In the cleared apace reserved for actors To her in stago parlance entered the young gentleman bearing a having presented which be dropped on one knee and seizing her band en deavored to impress a kiss She drew her hand away and bash- folly or was It to bide her smiles averted her head actions more impassioned with his band on bis heart and his eyes raised pleadingly to face wait anxiously for a favorable answer Then both rising ho asked of the audience whether they bad name Two voices instantly pro claimed had been delineation of The successful withdrew to a new purslo These players asked no help but marched on to stage each holding in her band a new comb which they silently exhibited to the audience This proved a puzle at first but bod just begun to enjoy Thackeray announced triumph antly Ob dont Ha in turn them Pat yourself his Place and bo the play went merrily on Mean while Aunt Meg and a of the guests she had quietly beckoned out of the room were busy in the dining- room which was from the parlor by folding doors About ten oclock ame into the parlor and announced that bad prepared a few charades tableaux which would now bo exhibited Presently folding doors were thrown disclosing a round table with looking group stated around it some sewing others reading while at a I it tie distance two of the children playing with building blocks It was a pretty picture of a happy home and that there might bo no mistake as to the meaning of tore the tune of Home sweet home played on the piano The second syllable was represented by ladies of whom was heated with a bit of work in her hand The other in walking cos was rxiibiiiiig the purchases in a shopping expedition You would never what I paid for this luce A dollar a yard queried hearer less than that Seventyfive cents No less Fifty cents 11 No only fortyfivp and Im auro get it for loss Then followed a few words shopping and shops with the declaration that at a you can get things for than which speaker jump- said Goodbye left the room just a tbo folding doors were In the third scene which gave toe whole word a little attempt has been at scenery Tall clotheshorses draped with dark shawls bid the walls of Grandmas orange and lemon trees and two I a re flow ering maples were placed opposite each other a white spread covering the ground presumably repre senting snow as bits of cotton bat ting scattered among green leaves of plants a very snowy to branches Stretched beneath the trees and partly covered with cotton giving a very good imitation of lightly ctiow lay a little girl in ragged garments a tattered hood falling back from a sorrowful- looking face A hush fell on the lit tle assemblage far unrealistic as picture was it brought homo to tho merrymakers fact that even on Thanksgiving night many a poor and weary one was wandering homeless through the street of the great cities Thanksgiving was next charade acted in three scenes Thanks in which n lively conversation was kept Up between two or three of the party one to tell a story and a sec ond constantly interrupting with some correction or criticism to which the narrator would reply Thank but as I was saying vainly resamo the of her dis course Tbe second giving was a great success for unknown a been pre pared for each guest carry away as a memento of the occasion Grand pa acted ha giver and then as aunt Meg said the entire word was well acted by whole party quiet restored one of thelboys read with great expression that beautiful poem by Burns yiie Cotters Saturday night illustrated a fine tableau in which old Sir and Beverley were the principal figures As all were from the room came again tones of piano on which Alice Beverley was softly play the After playing it over once she struck the first note and Grandpa singing In which all joined and so brought appropriately to an end a very evening Not Yet Oat of the Wood First Turkey youthful bird thank goodness weve escaped be Second of mature experi ence rYes bat I of Christmas v Guest Mrs Murray was in mourning for her only son who had West and lost his life fighting Indians bad been so fond of bun and so delighted when first saw him his uniform and now that he was gone her life seemed desolate though the bid her grief from world had two daughters left to com- fort her two flighty littlo maids known as Misty and Molly but they were affectionate sod sweettempered they did not fill tbe place of the son who slept in an on- known grave November as it went by brought np the subject of and the thought of the the year be fore when the had been graced with tbo presence of that eon Miss Mint said to her mother one day timidly I suppose wo wont have any Thanksgiving this year raotherl No Thanksgiving child Have WO not enough to bo thankful fort What do you mean was tbe aston ished reply No pies I mean no Thanksgiv ing dinner I thought perhsps we would not keep the day just as usual this year said Miss Pumpkin cranberry tarts apple grape mince leioon custard and chicken pie I ordered to get ready for and wo will go into the kitchen and make them tomorrow girls Is it any reason why we should to bo thankful because tbo hand of tho Lord has been laid upon and pies see rued connected in Mrs Slurraya mind Mies Minty gave a and Miss Molly disappeared through an open door of the girls were looking at Mrs Murray so no one saw the quivering of her thin lips and moisture in her clear blue eyes When Thanksgiving day rolled around thero was great baking and brewing in the Murray kitchen and the mUtreB of the house laid herself out to prepare a feast the rawbooed cook kept running about with mysterious bundles in her bands and from the regions of the kitchen came odors tempting and Thanksgiving Day morning found Mrs Murray Bitting in her pew at church listening to the fcatday sermon Think you minister touched tender chords of be human and made them vibrato to a song of Think you he cast an eye backward along lifes journey dwelling on suiifibino and flowers the little children and the singing birds the loving and household the blessings and consolations which every candid man must own have lightened his lot and cheered his pathway no A fiercfi bold promulgation of his individual of our sea of troubles was the Sum and substance of pastors Where he bis text wc cannot say doubtless he forced bit of Scripture to pre face a speech which was anything a Gospel to sinful man not been at church not she had been thankful in midst of the blending of turkey boiled and roasted crisping pig of tbe pattern and broiling of a tender brown an atmosphere more suited to her taste than flitting for two mortal hours penned up in a meeting house We use her Own words- It was not strange since so power- fula magician had been at work that Miss and Mies Molly had barely time to the alpaca for the bombasine the latter being sacredly allied to crape veil and devoted to outdoor use when dinner was announced Mrs Murrays two married sons had been invited as usual to dine with mother and as usual their included in tho in vitation was stout Tom Murray with his pretty silly wife There was grave Robert Murray with bis merry talkative partner All were subdued to uncommon tact- by this sad family meeting These same were by no means gloomy at homo and around own table in spite of thateflKc- but being together a sort of solemnity was pitched by common consmt as proper de meanor for the occasion Murray took place at the head of the table Robert the oldest son assumed the foot while the two wires were ranged opposite their sistersinlaw Visavis to Thomas Murray was a vacant chair placed there by MebUablea orders perhaps to catke all balance or possibly as a him who had once teen the life of these family gathering Mrs Murray folded her bands to ask She had borne up bravely thus far She had been true to her theories had crucified her own feelings She had checked all expression Boo had made pies and of a sore and wounded heart her lips quivered and her voice trem bled She could not trust herself in the long grace generally deemed fit for festal days- She only substitute God help us and make us thank foil those her own hands cover ing two eyes I No I Those hands withdrawn and two strong arm were round her nock and a brown cheek was pressed close to Mother Dear mother I you really believe I I And tried to bear op bravely I voice tremble I did not know loved me wo I I love like my own God praised I You are exclaimed the mother The barriers were broken down the were opened moth- hid thrown off mask true woman would speak now and evermore Ah was a Day indeed I Iq that merry party none were more than the soldier Ae for and Molly they were almost wild with joy Tbey hardly keep still a mo ment as they danced about room like antiquated fairies So Mrs Murray was she had feast and that she had given thanks In spite of her bereave ment now that her son bad re turned As for said Well the smell of dinner inviting enough to bring an Egyptian mammy back to life let alone a young man like the lieutenant How He Got In A 7USHK80IVIKO I EOT IS For illegally James to Colling woods reeved There is Bradford K2 Burglars P night and STWl 0US Gait has cases of burglary wit days The dog around Aurora 825 dog last Week Win at BelloviUe was with a loss of 16yearold boy real life went into meditative musing on Thanksgiving rooming Opulence had shunned him and indigence had stack closer than a brother He well acquainted with the dubious business of getting along was this boy in real life morning be sat down to draw comparisons between the thanksgivings of fact and the thanksgivings of fiction was familiar with both I am disgusted at myself for hav ing been bora into real life when I might just as well havo been a boy a story a Thanksgiving story That boy can bear any amount of hardship all through the year be knows on Thanksgiving a rich uncle a doling old grandfather or some- such comfortable of a chap whom be has never before heard of will turn up and assist upon loading tho boy with benefits Now the poor boys in real life and of that sort it just the other way The tough- eat days tbey havo are the feast days and holidays shouldnt even mind being an old man in a story an old man up to the ears in debt with the sheriffs hammer hanging over his bead Because I woufi know as wall as I breathed my long absent son reported dead twenty year ago up unexpect edly time before midnight on Thanksgiving and pay off the mort gage on the farm and make the old lady and mo comfortable for the rest of out days with foreign pipes furs fruits and easy chairathrownio Yea indeed the old man of fiction if he totters and squeaks than the boy of fact He arose with a sigh and saun tered down toward the river aim as people in novels walk around sometimes So far away in were his thoughts that he did not where ho was he was aroused from his by the sound of angry voices A man and woman were quarreling in a hallway Mechanically the looked and listened He was oat of and into real life in its most disagreeable aspect Hard words flew back and forth be tween the two disputants Suddenly shot out the woman fell with blood flowing breast and the man sprang past the boy and down the street Ine boy followed Real life has its sudden tarns as well as romance he thought as be ran keeping tbe shaggy head of the murderer well in sight Panting be grabbed a policeman who was posing corner looking in op posite the excitement and pointed oat the bushy bead of the man who bad fired the shot murderer was taken into custody and within an hour was behind bars The boy was taken charge of by state as its witness and as it was Thanksgiv ing the state sat him down to M fine a dinner as need want The next mornings papers came out with a column or more about tbe shooting in which the boy was men tioned in terms of unqualified praise the reporters always Bay He was a boy in a Thanksgiving story at Jast in one sufficiently sensational to make the envy of all other boys And as in stories the incident changed the whole tenor of bis life Unhappily aa somebody must get worsted even in a realistic Thanksgiving story the woman who was shot died and the boys evidence convicted her murderer The officials concerned took an inter est in praised him a sharp fellow which so developed his self confidence be made up fats mind he could do as great things as any boy that ever figured in a Story He became a detective and although yoa will doubt it they say be was a good one I will admit that it is not the loftiest calling in the world bat the boy in real lie grew very food of particularly so because it put him into many stories To he insists that the people in stories are much happier than who never get Into them and I believe it boy Is a rich man now and sits down to a Tbanksglrioa feast fit for a king He traces lack and his straight back to the boor when he got Into a thanksgiving story School Reports foe No aEtuUwlUUn- bar finUta I I 1 Smith E J Fart It a 1 By stating barn a tramp put in way of if young was fined 10 and coats buy liquor during Mormon in Ottawa to ask a town in Henry of bury planted one bag of which yielded bags destroy Poker- playing said to be Owen Sounds most men An was foond a short dial Hamilton by a man a well Owing to cannot bo obtained the Works will not be season The smoke of a r day night in stable in Now York si horses For being drunk one night recently waa fined and Bradford Thieves entered of Rev Agios and carried off ever line A in for kicking him about the tit A Carney was shot at ly White an of ill fame electric ligli tod I at lately it suddenly vent ho town in with an of a pig Vged to destroyed Milton town baud are Jodgetacnt Whitby for in Doyle to eg for the death of A named supposed to ho husband in Tow with an axe on night A Hamilton Harper Monday by a laodmno In Sound many apples to pig abundance of tho fruit market for it l E r r ible for tbo following Mr John was digging his po tatoes be tamed op one Tory big one Picking It up to ret heft it- bo was at light weight it to be hollow and bad a nest with a family In Florence yirl disappeared last from a St Thomas by her father In jumping Stratford a dog was- collar by a picket and this way until Ufa thai it died let loose Tow been a ash by graft tine ripe specimen and agreeable aroma a crop of fta own ben Mr John Mae dog of petal He walks half a to Sabbath day The in man is father of Mr Aj A five dollar than fire gold doll when pat it in yoi doobla it whea again see it tbIsret in On stole hens and near High all the poultry on the Great distress Germany destroyed and destttat adjacent get control It is extreme to visit some of the turiog fa Torout the most interesting apdi of the A this fcate