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The Era gives more home news every week than any two other papers in North York combined and will be sent to new subscribers til January for cents cash iaS 1 NORTH intelligencer and advertiser I Qivo mo liberty to know to and to argue freely according to conscience above all other No paper sent outside of North York unless paid in advance Vol XLVII No Each Newmarket Ont Friday September 2 Tebms per annum if paid in advance FURNACES STOVES HARDWARE PAINTS- OILS GLASS Juliet the Orphan Its time you were thinking how to heat your house this Let us give you estimates A Repairing Promptly Done NEWMARKET the Month of September we will Bargains in ail lines of Goods It will you to call and see our Stock hefore making your purchases We are after your trade Give us a trial Highest price for all kind of pro duce J QUEENSVILLE DENTAL fi I Poet Block opposite VKniieed Air for Extracting Satisfaction Guaranteed Dp Dentist Aurora Successor to late Dr Robinson AMD Residence Dr Robinsons late Yon go Street Aurora m Dentist will be at office of Dr Porter Brad ford Monday CD Bogs Auctioneer lor York Co Farm and Chattel fiaies will receive special attention or Box 13 Newmarket Licensed Auctioneer for York Goods sold on commission Terms reason able Farm attended to A Residence Street Newmarket MARRIAGE LICENSES Jackson of MARRIAGE LICENSES 1 At the Office Newmarket Private Papers at private If desired in lil Him iM to Loan percent on farm and property by Davidson for laVfutf affidavits and folate A Agent for following reliable Insurance pool and and Midland Mutual Kco- LI fa Auur Co Mount Albert If your children arc well but not robust they need Scotts Emulsion of Cod- liver Oil We are constantly in re ceipt of reports from par ents who give their children the emulsion every fall for a or two It keeps them well and strong all winter It prevents their taking cold Your doctor will confirm this The oil combined with the splen did food tonic Toronto Well Juliet what are you cal culating to do Gaul Mrs Its lime to up your mind about something you know briskly observed Miss Juniata Juliet May lifted heavy head and looked at them with vaguo sur prise Do she repeated Whats there to do dont know what yon all mean was a dark largeeyed girl with chocks as as a a Span ish of jetblack hair and a slight figure which seemed to bo bound by weight of her deep mourning Mrs was a tall masculine woman with iron- gray hair and a square chin Miss wore spectacles and moved around in an aotivo jerky way art extra largesized canary bird a week tomorrow since vour pa was- buried added Mrs Juliet winced Yes she said I know it Oh papal papal There said Miss Jessup as the young orphan hid face in dont give way Its unchristian and its comfortable too And its high time steadily observed Mrs that you looked matters in the face Juliet May Youve got your living to earn and- But I thought I was to with you said poor Juliet who was as ignorant in the ways of the world as a sixmonthold infant You are my mothers sister Aunt Murdright and That is hardly a reason why I should undertake to support relative I have got in world said Mrs sourly You arent a child Juliet You eighteen last month and theres many a girl of your age earns her own living and lays up a handsome sum besides And its close on first of June and I need every room I to lot to And there is no reason supple- Miss Juniata skillfully sewing opportunity to strike it when Mrs paused for of breath why you should sit with folded hands while your cousin Artemisia works in the skirtfactory and Louisa goes Qut to tailoring Juliet sat looking from one to the other while her heart seemed to stand still within her At the Grange she had always lived in luxury She been the darling and idolized child J a dotting father She had never paused to consider question of mere money- All good and lovely things seemed to assemble around her by magic Everyone had spoken tenderly to her and now and What am I to do Aunt she faltered Is all my money spent Your money hysterically echoed Misa Poor child You haint none Its all gone in rash speculations and mad inventions Juniata Bpeaks only the truth said Mrs Juliets eyes sought hers as if to ask corrobo ration of the little old maids unfeel ing words Youre as good as a beggar and you must begin to con sider in serious earnest what you are to do for your bread I cant under take to support you Juliet put her little cold hand in a pathetically pleading way on Mrs Aunt she said couldnt I stay herd Couldnt I make myself useful to you Mr shrugged her should ers Im very sorry said she but I dont require anyone to play the piano and sit around house in picture- squed positions and be waited on You havent been brought up as my girls are Juliet May I Juliet recoiled as if a serpent had stung her she turned to Miss Jes tup Cousin Juniata she said you too are my relative Aid me I me You have age and experi ence I am like a lost child in this great cruel grinding world Verily Juliet May was but a novice in all conventional wisdom or she would have alluded so unguerd- to the age and experience of tho sprightly spinster Miss Jessup bri dled I really do not know that I have to say said she As Mrs remarks peoplo must expect to work in this world I But Mies Jcasup studiously from rocolloction the fact that when she had first set up dressmaking for herself Squire May had generous ly lent for her lense furni ture stock and fixtures Ho had never claimed a cnt of interest he had never so much as hinted at the repayment of his loan and she had beon equally silent And it is to be presumed that she had quite forgotten the when she added with some little vindictiveness And to my mind it would have been a deal wiser if your papa had looked a more closely to his money instead of lending it to neer- liko Graham to squander Cousin was always ood and kind cried Juliet coloring up Ho would have paid papa if he could And it is mean and dishonor able of you to say such things as these Juniata Jessup I Hoitytoity cried Miss Mean Dishonorable Well if ho aint 1Mb let him put in an appear ance and say what lie has done with that 1 As Mr Graham was at that mo ment supposed to be in Australia en gaged in management of a mam moth farm this was perhaps an unreasonable demand But to Miss Jessups infinite amazement and per haps to her discomfiture as well the front door was pushed open at that juncture and a bronzed bearded ap parition in a suit of some foreign stylo and cut stalked in Is this Mrs Moses house said he Can any one tell mo if Miss Juliet May is here Mi Murdright started Miss Jes sup seemed equally amazed but- with a cry Juliet May sprang to her feet she cried It is my cousin I am Graham said the young man I only arrived in the port of Now York last evening It all seems so strange to me to hear that my cousin Squire May is dead that Juliet is without a home j He stood in surprise scarcely able to in this tall girt the chubbycheeked little play fellow of former years But when she flung herself so into his arms he held her with a tend er and embrace Oh I am so glad that you have come she sobbed Oh I was so lonely and forsaken No one has seemed to care for me since papa died no one offered me a homo I I will said quietly There there little one dont fret It is all smooth sailing now The money which your father lent me has fruit seventy times seven and it is yours now Mrs here recovered her self so far as extend a fishlike hand to Mr Graham Miss pressed eagerly forward My dear Juliet she said with a little acidity you such a mere baby J Dont you see that your cou sin isnt at all the proper person to take charge of you Why not said Gra ham It seems to me that am the very one And my mother is in New York waiting to extend a mothers tender cave to Juliet At all events my dear said Miss dont cling to your cousin as if he a floating spar and you a drowning mariner Do sit down Dear cousin with a smile which displayed every one of her false teeth to the very best This is such an agreeable surprise We have thought and thought of you so much 1 While Mrs hastened to prepare what called a little re freshment for this relative who seem ed so much nearer and dearer since he had come back homo with plenty of money I wish now she muttered that wo hadnt been quite so sharp with Juliet She was a silly child no doubt but if she is going to rich What to who now presented herself with a crape- veiled hat and ink black drap eries folded across her Youre not going away so soon Juliet my darling Chauncey says that his mother us on the very next train said Juliet upon whose palo cheek a new color had kindled And wo no time to loose And simpered Miss Jessup who was hurriedly donning an extremely youthful Gainsborough hat with rose buds mingled with daisies wreath ed around Us brim I have volun- The Country to accompany dear Juliet I have grown too fond of her to her to slip away from me like this Mrs made a grimace The scheming old eat she thought She actually think she in going to luto Chauncey Graham in to marriage Well I never did see such idiotic folly But she said nothing of this as she kissed Juliet goodbye with an effusive ness which surprised young girl Farewell my darling said almost tragically And remember that if over you need a home my hear and heath arc equally open to you Why didnt she say so before Juliet asked amazed at what seemed to her such a sur prising inconsistency Why did she talk so disagreeably about my be ing a burden and earning my own living And why is Juniata coming back with us without ever be ing invited Poor little Juliet She hod yet much to learn of the ins and outs of this world Miss stay in New York however was not prolonged She came back the next da v fied with her journey Things are quite changed since I was a girl said she Theres Juliet engaged to Graham already or as good as engaged a mere child like that with no knowledge nor experience of society And Mrs Graham taking on airs like the queen Dear Editor Having a great many friends in dear old North York I thought just about time I should let them know my whereabouts Since leaving the good town of Newmarket I have travelled extensive ly I doubt if any North Yorker has covered half the distance that I have and seen as much of real life which has been my education and assisted me in holding my own against all comers I notice that tbe Newmarket boys are generally successful if they are right of course are others I am in the cow ranching country Yesterday Cow Boys loaded cars of stock for Eastern Markets is a country of high- heeled boots with fancy tops mustangs FROM OUR Miles a Kingston cabman walked off the wharf and was drown- the shade Last week I visited Winnipeg Man and from St Pauls to that city miles it is just one grand field of wheat and an excellent crop On tario knows farming Just imagine a North York farmer owning and cultivating acres There are a number of those kind of farmers in Dakota and Manitoba Winnipeg is a beautiful city and is on the onward march to greatness Ten years from today with the pre sent progress it will be counted one of the most beautiful of Canada Last season I covered the territory from Halifax Si to Tampa Florida and so far this season from and telling and that York to Dakota and have been Mr J Robinson of had three colts killed on tho railway one day last week George Hamilton aged years attempted to commit suicido by taking Mrs Anderson who resides near fell and broke her thih bone the other day The thirteenyearold Bradley of Buffalo was drowned widebrimmed hats etc It has been Port Bruce whilebathiw very hot the past three days the t morneterat present registers 105 in care for my company Me Her own cousin twice removed And Juliet parting from me like a clam never even kissing me nor telling me she hoped to see me again Hump said Mrs Thats generally the way rich people behave But I almost wish Juniata been quite so short with tho child Yes said Miss Junita but who was to suppose that she was to be an heiress after all V Good Sermon A woman will go into a dry goods store packed to the roof with goods of every style and value and come out with a five cent paper of pins That is what she went in for and she got what she wanted We usually find what we are hunting for We have known people to go to and come away with some grammatical mistake made by the preacher when they could not even recollect the text When you find a man always turning up the bad side of everything you have got a gutter snipe man will go about back lanes and into garbage who doesnt like the smell or refuse and love the taste of carrion Put that down The fellow who is libertine will tell you that every man is immortal and that every woman is immodest the confirmed liar will tell you that you cant trust anybody these days the crooked busi ness men will tell you that you cant be in business nd be a con church me Cynic is tbe polite name for mo whose own evil experience leu i to think that there is no such ig sincerity or brotherly in the world Guard this to sneer and scoff at good Take a look within when you find yourself sour ing on men and things He that hath a heart findeth no good Are you finding good or evil Shoe and Leather Journal Reuben Morgan of committed suicide by drowning An obedient wife commands her husband A womans work is never at an end A mans best fortune or his worst is a wife Every man can tame a shrew but he that hath her Ladies will sooner pardon want of sense than want of manners Bare walls make gadding housewives Many blame the wife for their own thriftless life While the tall maid in stooping the little one hath swept the house Women laugh when they can weep when will Women grown had aro worse than men because the corruption of the best turns to the worst Theres many a good wife that cant sing and dance well so ciety of ladies is a school of politeness She that has an ill husband shows it in her dress Solomon A good wifes a good prize There one good wife in this country and man thinks ho hath her in no section where there is so much building and general improvements as in Winnipeg I say boys why stay in North Yorkplodding along in that good old quiet way satisfied with little when such a country open for those who seek and are willing to hustle for a good living had the pleasure oJ meeting Mr Harry Wood while in Winnipeg in fact spent Sunday with him and en joyed a good oldtime visit Horace Greeley gave most excellent advice when he said Go West young man and I regret to see that there are not many more of our Canadian boys out here that is not as many as there should be Manitoba and Dakota are good sections for thrifty young men Wake up boys hit the iron while hot The opportunity is now open you will positively make no mistake I trust that some may read these lines who will have occasion to remember Joe H Hewitt Considered a theatrical hustler about the Philippines The common laborer receives- as much as cents a day The yearly output of cigars from the Philippines is Manila is considered commercially equal to Calcutta and In the United States took per cent of tbe Manila hemp The high quality of the indigo is acknowledged throughout the Horses are a curiosity The few that are raised in the islands are too small to brand land is fertile but tbe natives are too indolent and ignorant to culti vate it with the best results The atmosphere of Manila has been likened to the savor of cachous and the bite of red peppers The of the Philippines is Manila It has a population of 200 and over in the suburbs For three years in the United States imports from these islands 7000000 a year Gen was Governor of the island for four years Ho saved out of his annual salary of The chief diverdon of Manila is the cock fight The pit is as big as a cir cus Four thousand spectators can be accommodated Honsc3 are raised on posts to per mit the water to flow under them in the rainy seasons They are built to withstand the earthquakes had two spring calves killed by lightning during a recent storm Trinity Sunday- School cleared 45 by their excursion to Jacksons Point a couple of weeks ago George Hunt vale a fine of and costs for keeping his bar open on Sunday William hand badly lacerated in a shaping machine in the planing factory last week ByLaws were carried at Owen Sound to reduce the number of Coun cillors and to borrow for street improvements Mr Geo of is minus a valuable colt It stepped in to a hole in a bridge one day last week and broke its leg Eugene Fields will spend three years in Kingston Penitentiary for various thefts of money Watches and clothing in West Cunningham who stole a cow from Mr Wilson near has been sentenced to eighteen months in the Central prison for the crime While cleaning his bicycle the other day Mr Geo Coombs of Brad ford got his right thumb aught in the chain and had the end torn oh halfway down the nail American troops at Chattanooga stoned two negro pedlars to death in revenge for the death of an noncom missioned officer at the hands of an other colored man Thieves broke into the store of Mr P Lazurc merchant of St blew open the safe and de camped with in notes drafts and good- and cash Lightning six persons and burned farm buildings and houses during the which swept over the Jutland peninsula Tuesday ac cording to reports from Copenhagen Charles Beresford left for China Thursday He goes to investigate investment pros pects as commissioner of the Associ ated Chambers of Commerce of Great Britain flourishing manufacturing town Que is proceeding with the construction of its sewer system Messrs Marion of Montreal the supervising engineers of Colling wood met with a serious accident while enter taining some children with colored lights One of the cartridges explod ed and he was severely about burned the eyes and face A colored roan named Wallace appeared in the Court of Queens Bench at Montreal on a charge of at tempted murder He is alleged to have shot Mrs Paris last spring but as the victim has disap peared the case wiU probably be drop ped A cyclone devested Plattsville on Tuesday afternoon The fury of storm lasted two minutes but smoke stacks blown down houses unroofed and debris scattered over entire village damage was estimated at No one was hurt Stratford will increase water supply gallons Stratford City Council will exempt Wythe Packing Company of Mitchell from taxes for twenty years and guarantee their debentures as an inducement for the firm to in the Classic City claim of the Board of Trus tees of tho Methodist Church which was burned last April against tho Scott Mutual Insurance Co has been satisfactorily settled and that a new church with all modern improvements will soon adorn the village vii fc rtwcrtMwaiiCsaisfeiia