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thevnewmarketera friday Weeks CHINA HALL NOV 189Q This month sees the opening of a Great Big- Reduction IN PRICES In Our Grocery Wo always in a good article and soil at a living price at the same time we will not let any merchant undersell us Wo only the Boat Quality in all lines and sell as as any doing business Groceries I Canned Goods Crockery and Glassware Boots and Shoes AT BIG GUT PRICES The Leading Grocer A SMITH Cor Main Timothy Sts WHAT IB OK IK A ABOUT TOWN Tendons for Caretaker for position of Caretaker of Rink will bo received until Wednesday November Add rces Frank at about 10 oclock Harry Faulkner on laundry lied the around hob of ho wont into post flee During bis absence ran street and when opposite Mr Albert Hoc lines causing animal to back up ao In bo stumbled and foil heavily to A man who witneaaed animal fall ran out on the road and and held it down till driver came up No dam ago of any account revolted The shiver and shake season is fBt ap preaching Regular meeting of Town Council Monday cooler weather which prevailed late has a Humiliating effect upon fall trade of the country farmers appreciate the lino dry weather this week It enabled thorn to advance the harvesting of the root crop very materially Mr intern al changes at the for the ienoo of patrons If you would do a favor and your neighbor as well iuat tell him that ho can get all home of this locality in Km Try it one year and see if wo dont toll you truth The Treasurer of the North York Society has about prize still unpaid It would please him to have parties to whom same has been award ed and leave their receipts therefor The Hooks Section of the Fire Brigade meet at Fire Hall Thursday ing for important business Mr Jos Millard has laid a substantial walk from hie residence to Park Ave Mr tbe will farm stock and implements on the Market Square next Saturday morning At the meeting on Tuesday a vote of wab passed to those who took part at the County Convention last week Two children of Poor from the North were in Town week Scraping up leaves Mattered over residential lawns has afforded ouidoor oxeroiae to some of our during past few days Smith photographers took line negative of Hill Fixtures at Canes Factory last Tuesday Saturday is Guy day King Plowing Match at yesterday They had a fine day A out in coal is rushing the black dia monds out Hunting is that folly Ave thousand sportsmen are now In the northern hunting deer A number from violul- ty left this week for hectors paradise regular meeting of Womens Missionary Society In connection with tho Church will be held at the rosl- of Mra next a red ay at One Notwithstanding the fact that we print ed copies of the Km last week over and all orders they were all sold by Monday morning Sorry to disap point a number of peoplo since Business Mr oiler proprietor of sooth end coopcrago is having a big run for barrets During past week ho made shipments to Gilford and Orders have arrived faster than ho can manufacture and owing to tbo fact that ho run out of material at the early part of the woek an for bad to be cancelled A Disgraceful Rocket In order Halloween about at a noise or St if dance to in number The ptapaiu no with lurid in Convention strains of violin when about fifty a lonthr the spootaiors woro to the scene lined and made the night hideous until a report thtl the whole constable force was bearing down on the intruders thus causing a volition bad from near ly school la at annual convention in February out of schools represented In Whitchurch all were rep resented The town schools reported in flouriahiog condition by following Jackson Miss Dickson Leh man and A Davison for Newmar ket Campbell for Bradford and Amos for Aurora Thy necessity of Township Presi dents visiting the in their or ganization was emphasized Rev Mr Clias of Pine Orchard The Secretary culled to the inattention of individual of schools in the matter of tistieh making it impossible to pro cure an accurate report Mr uggHLcl that the President should them when on his visits as lie found that the only way they could he had The Report of the Executive re garding a change in the Constitution presented recommending that the Ixr enlarged to members If the latter to include the President of each lay men griugdWtettenfe Complete List of now follow it up TO THE PUBLIC For the past two weeks we have been advertising a very Groceries at prices not equalled we think anywhere else in Canada We with a complete list of Patent Medicines etc sold by us After publication we intend com bining the two lists in Catalogue form This will make a very useful reference book to be in the kitchen Everyone car buy in Newmarket should have one Ask for one when in the store or drop us a Post Card and we will be pleased to send yon one Abroad We olio following from If the republicans of ward succeed in electing Thomas Little for short term caused by the death of Aid the indications am bo will be a valuable acquisition to the common council Mr Little has an en viable reputation aa a and business man in the western part of city where ho bat lived for many years He has an active interest in politics or some time past and baa been an ardent Pingree sup- porter but this is first time he ever run for office He is member of Calvary Presbyterian Mr Little was born at Allendale years ago Bo came to Detroit about Id years later and for some time worked at trade as and striper at Pullman shops About 7 years ago be opened a dry goods store at Fort Street where he has been in business ever since He has a wife and two little daughters Mr ha always been what is known as a home man Thomas Little is the second of Mr John corner of and Water York S S Convention CORN CORN I ENSILAGE CORN OF THE BEST VARIETIES REROOB southern SWEET EARLY LONGFELLOW EARLY ANGLE OF GERMAN HUNGARIAN AND TURNIP SEED Huron Street TELEGRAPHY Typewriting and all Commercial Subjects taught ENTRAL Toronto Gerard Fall now open Members admitted at regular Splendid Write for Catalogue K WW Trial The tragedy oooorred io this town on day of August last by which Mies lost her life at the bands of her sister Minnie still fresh in tbe minds of the community and her trial tor the offence on Tuesday only recalls the sad occurrence Chief Justice was the trial Judge and J Kerr Crown Counsel The defence was con ducted by F Johnaon Q assisted by Barrister of New market Similar evidence to that given at the Coroners inquest was presented Also testimony showing Minnie Baxtona pe culiarities her mood her oft repeated complainings respecting great weight on her head driving her beyond pergonal control and then the cul mination of all these troubles when told ol her sisters marriage engagement a frame of mind which impelled her to commit deed The expert evidence adduced in defence was very emphatic an to of the accused Dr Clark of Lunatic Asylum Toronto one of the Bret experts on insanity in Canada declared that Min nie was admitted to tho Asylum in and left in improved but not cored leaving at earnest en treaty of her Bister and father He bad heard the eyideuoe given and bad also made two or three personal examinations of accused since her confinement in Toronto jail and he bad not the doubt but that Minnie was insane prior to and at the lime of committing the dreadful aot which she was so anxious to ayoid viz the loss of her sisters companionship Dr Clarks testimony was corroborated by that of Dr Richardson and Dr A J John sonalso medical experts on insanity They were confident that Minnie did not understand the nature of deed commit ted or that she was doing wrong The learned Chief Justice at the of the evidence said that it was need less for the counsel to address the Jury and proceeded at once with his charge He spoke most lor and said while it was made perfectly clear that the act charged against the prisoner by her still it was also made clear beyond alt doubt that the girl did not know tbe nature of sot she committed that was wholly irresponsible at that time and at present and that there fore she was not guilty of the crime charg ed by reason of her The Jury without leaving their seats found the same verdict so that will now be trans ferred to the Asylum for the Mr who had charge of the case from the beginning to end left nothing undone being perfectly satisfied that Minnie was and not respon sible for the act Tito 30th Convention of North York Sabbath School Associa tion was held in the Methodist Church at Bradford on Tuesday and Wednes day the 1st and 2nd of November and was attended with much success The platform was decorated with a number of choice plant President Frascr took chair at the appointed time and an nounced tho opening hymn I want to be a Worker which was heartily sung after which Rev Mat thews of Newmarket conducted devotional exercises About present during afternoon session The effect of Township Organiza tion on Sunday School work was then opened for discussion the President remarking that the systematizing of our work always led to bettor results Mr A B President of Whitchurch Association reported that organization had been a good thing for that township Several schools had been where there were no schools previously and they are doing good work The local con ventions gave stimulus to the work and it goes on with now interests in localities where they aro hold Meth ods of teaching have been improved and workers are brought in touch with each other so that we look back to them with profit and look forward with pleasure to next Mr It President of East Gwillimhury As3n stated that he had visited out of schools is his township and they were in fair working order The organiza tion of tho township had resulted in five new schools being opened and do ing good work He was in favor of helping weak schools to purchase sup plies by Co Association Mr Stewart President of West Gwilliuibury Tp Assn report ed increased interest since organiza tion schools improving and everything working satisfactory Mr P Pearson reported that the President of King Assn Mr A had visited schools in tho township and that alone had been great encouragement to many of workers At tho last Executive effect of organization was discuss ed and wero unanimous in saying that they would bo sorry to sec Associ ation drop Rev Mr Brown asked if the Con ventions were attended by representa tives from all parts of tho townships or only in the vicinity where arc held In West Gwillimhury the last con- wan adopted The Normal Education of Sunday School Teach was the subject of a topic introduced by Mr P of Aurora Ho Success depends upon preparation Many are teachers in name but not in fact Teaching is not i it hearing but it is causing another to know the truth that the teacher knows To do this the teacher must know the poi son to be taught the subject matter to he taught and how to teach it The scholar gets his teaching from four sources the home the public school the street and the Sunday School Time devoted to the latter is compara tively small and therefore all the more important that it is well used In addition to knowledge this requires sympathy kindness watchfulness and love A properly equipped teacher requires familiarity with the bible iCs systematic divisions when and why the books written etc which cannot le obtained without effort but time spent in studying intellectually and systematically the makeup and contents of the Book of books will give infinitely the best returns To do this the Provincial Association has established a Normal Dept giving a two years course of what to leach and how to teach it For 1 a Normal Text Book can secured and every teacher in North York should study it If they would I can guarantee that there would he a great improve in teaching A very healthy discussion followed this address and the value of Normal Teaching was emphasized Rev Mr of Albert hoped that the topic would result in having our annual Conventions taking the form of Normal Classes and hav ing two days spent absolutely in teaching This was heartily endorsed by Mr A B Davidson Public School In spector Rev Amos of Aurora renewed Normal Work already done by N Y Association A motion was passed asking the President to name a committee to pre pare a resolution in regard to Normal Work and submit it for discussion at the afternoon session tomorrow Following is the Committee nam ed Revs Amos and Messrs Pearnon Davidson and Leh man Session closed at 440 by singing and benediction Rev Mr Brown of Bradford Balance crowded out Pills Heart and Nerve box Dr Wards Blood and Nerve II Williams Pink Little Nerve Little Liver 15 Liver Dr Liver Dr Kidney Liver Kidney II Kidney Mother Operating 60 Warners II Regulators 18 Indian Root Diamond Vegetable 20 Bristols Hoods Vegetable Pleasant Purgative Burdock I 15 Rhubarb and Soda Dr French Periodical Improved CI doz Blands Iron Pills modified for i and ICE LIST and Cough Stomaeh Liivep and flledieines Kidney of LinaeeO and Mother 27 and bottle ddB Tablets Kemps Pectoral 17 White Pine Syrup of Wild Cherry Pectoral 1 Dr Norway Pine Allens Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil 35 and D A Emulsion of Liv er Oil and Pare Norwegian fed Liver Oil 30 and with Cod Liver Oil Pill List Pain Carres and r Northrop v Or Liver Pancreatine Vegetable Die re 75 in for Bailers Mandrake Bitters South American Nervine Kidnt Water WyethsCaacara 7c Citric of Magnesia 3 Powders doz in 15o Elixir Pepsin and Strychnine Warner 6afe Care 75o see Remedies and Pill List and J Cures I Dr Heart 70c American Rheumatic Core 60 see Pill List and School PUBLIC SCHOOL OCTOBER Glass Patty Aylward Blanche Pearaon Alex Frank Pearson Sr Ralph Green Don zie- Wight Bertie Gordon May Kavanagh Amy Emma ler Seymour Dell Fogg Hatty Link Ill Ross Minnie Lewis Jennio Williams Ambrose Jr HI Ella Milno Carrie Blands Iron with Vomica for Pills grain 5c doz Compound Cathartic Pills Improved AntiBilious Pills Cold Extract grain Pills Pills Quinine Bisulphite 3 grain for 10 Quinine Sulphate Pills for Pills box Salves Ointments and Plasters Dr Ointment box Mother Davis Catbolio Ointment NefTa Dr Eye Salve Hansons Corn 8alve Corn Cnre Court Plaster Ao A Menthol Plaster each Flexible Kidney Planter 20 1 Belladonna 15 Bensons Remedies Family Medicine Garfield Tea Diamond Tea 20 K D for Dyspepsia Childrens medicines Pitchers Caatoria bottle or 20 1 20 Plaid Magnesia 1 Mother Graves Worm Exterm inator Dead Shot Worm Candy 0 Teething Italian Castor Oil Tasteless bottle Cold Drawn Castor Oil Dr Thoroae Hazards Oil Oil Grande Gipsy Oil 1 Liuimeut Ready Relief W Perry Davis Pain Killer Poisons MedicameDtnm Godfreys Cordial Fowlers of Wild Strawberry Catarrh St Asthma Fever Aiue sod Cure Fever and Cure 70o 50 Drugs J Qoioine Sulphate Parsons Rat Poison box Machine Oil and bottle Refined Terpentine Insect Powder lb pepper box Also see Grocery List Grocery Drugs Laundry Goods Cleaning Goods and Mis cellaneous Beverages Catarrh Core Agoewe Halls Remedies Nasal Balm Remedy For Headache Hoffmans Headache Powders Menthol Pencils 20 Gibbons Toothache Gum 8 See etc Pill List and Blood Fellows Compound Syrup of Hypo- phosphites Malt Extract Dr Clarks Beef Wine and Iron 35 70 with Cocoa JVine Phosphate of Iron Qui- Strychnine Greens 145 and Toilet Articles Petroleum Jelly bottle Vaseline 1 Hair Oil 5 for the Hair Hair Vigor I Lubys Hair I Glycerine block each and Aromaic Block Burdock Blood Bitters Celery Compound Dr Channings Bristols Hoods Sareaparilla Pile and Humor Kennedys Medical Discovery Golden Medical Also see Pill List Fancy Japanese Boxes Violet Powder Face 20 Tooth 20 Crown Tooth Wash Camphorated Chalk Toilet Paper good quality 12J roll Wyetbs Sal Volatile Smelling 8alts Lavender Salts 25 Murray A Lnmans Florida Water German Cologne Perfumes Lolas of the Nile Lows 1 Taylors 10 354 All kinds of are comprised in above list Sponge Chamois Robber Dressing Combs Horn IT I Circular 7 4 pair Kid Hair Curlers I bunch Horse medicines Female medicines Vetetable Com pound Tooth Kendalls Core Pierces Favorite Prescription Nail Maoris Condition Powders Blossom 75 Shaving Curling Tongs Wire Hair Brushes 35 Bristle 25 to 101520 25 29 510 415 Sandersons I Orange Also Pill List Hand Mirrors Also see Toilet Soaps in Grocery Lis DANFORD ROCHE CO NEWMARKET On Saturday night a tramp maker took a fur coat out of room at his boarding house on field street and Bold it to a resident of the town for Defective ley recovered the coat on Monday and is after the harnessmaker County of has been successful in its suit against the Lon don Guarantee and Accident Co to recover upon a bond given as security for County Treasurer J who defaulted to the extent of The action was tried be- Difficulties arc that fore Mr Justice Ferguson here in amount to collusion and it must what men are June judgment being reserved The to im connivance and Bolivia perhaps the richest bond was for for one year amount to fraud The mines on earth She has froni its date and during any year te l honesty of the person em- jJceJ vaa amount of the silver now thereafter in which the premium of and is not entitled tone re- i world should be paid again to the sustain by reason of and Hammond insurance cases of The insurance companies have defence of company was Unit the i county was negligent in its dealings in ease in point not hereafter not to accept rtsks- on the was dealings of the case in point dhj not not to accept- on dose norfraud live of married women thoy ided down judgment He held was given tho county for are wholly of amount of the bond and coats bands