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J THE AUG V BANK REST NEWMARKET BRANCH A General Business TRANSACTED nterest Allowed on Deposits DRAFTS ISSUED AT ALL fittfliax nd American Draft and Discounted attended to v boss J A tor Lift Caw to Loan interest at Current Bates v Insurance Lo Rates Farm and Isolated on Farm Risks and Town Property MARRIAGE -F- Issuer of MARRIAGE LICENSES 1 At the Office Newmarket CIS Papers Issued at private residence if desired J RUE MARRIAGE LICENSES I WEST Simpson WHalnSt Sundries and Fancy Goods of tod Tuner Pianos and all String Instrument NEWMABKBT ALL OF far Wee people deuoncaorthe rich cheap ones for the poor poor ones fopinean ones for got please them one for people and is very anxious to Money to Loan At per cent on farm security ibo loans effected on Life Insurance policies by Davidson Commissioner for taking affidavits J Conveyancer and Real Estate Agent Ac Agent for following reliable Insurance Companies Liverpool and London and Globe Harwich Colon Standard Mutual Office Hopkins Block Mount Albert NEWMARKET MARBLE WORKS Prepared fortius Era by a The Dan Blind Aug Goldea tiling know that I was now I see J HEART THROBS Verse There abundant opportunities to do good on lifes wayside The vital question 19 how can sin be escaped from Every untoward condition has a glorious possibility in it opportunity Is vital and imperative Christ brings day dawn into every life that wills to receive Him Evil was to Jesus a great incentive An omnipotent Christ and soul healing 8 Conversion works surprising changes in souls Each saved soul is a new creation- best witness is the man who knows how Jesus opened the eyes The saved man is never ashamed of Him who delivered him the visible Saviour was out of sight the blessing remained Gods doings are brought- to Gods servants- The Lord of could not desecrate it Personal is an unanswerable testimony There may be much knowledge and abundant unbelief 17 The deity of Christ is clear to eyes He has opened The suffering of men is open to the eyes of Jesus Sin is not here to defeat but to glorify God 5 An obscured Christ gives an eclipsed life A beggar may show faith obedience loyalty to Christ Whatever Jesus touches He transforms The grateful soul does not hide the light J A changed life is a mystery to unchanged lfi Jesus is sight to the blind and darkness to the unbelieving world TROTHS Verses Evil should stir the pulse of our pity love and action The cross is- the exultant passion of the Christheart Our crossbearing shows our near kinship to Him Selfish indolence is the essence of sin Verses Great graces may be found in unpromising lives Under the poverty of Lazarus have a friend of Abraham Out of Saul the persecutor God has extraordinary service The perfection of praise was from tho babes and sucklings Verses The wonders of grace should be seen first at home Andrew first showed to Peter the glory of Jesus The demon possessed man saved was sent home The glorious gospel campaign began in Jerusalem Verses The confession in tlie home should be carried to the church Gods chosen ones should sympathize with Gods work Peter delivered from prison goes to the house of prayer The healed lame man rejoicingly goes into the temple Verses The crown the confession should be glory to the Saviour It was not the clay but Jesus who was glorified It was not the angel but God whomPeter praised It is not the gospel but Christ that deserves our witnessing Soldiers of Queer Britons once did loyally declaim about the way we the waves Every Britons song was just the same when singing of our soldier braves All the world has heard it wondered why we sang and some have learned the reason why But were forgetting it and were letting it fade away and gradually die Fade away and gradually die So when we say that Englands master has made her so CHORUS Its the soldiers of the Queen my lads whove been my lads seen my lads in the fight for Englands glory lads When we have to show them what we And when we say weve always won and when they ask us how its done Well proudly point to every one of Englands soldiers of the Queen Warclouds gather over land Our flag is threatened East and West Nations that shaken by the hand Our bold try to test They thought they found us sleeping thought us unprepared Because we have our party wars But Englishmen unite when theyre called to fight The battle for Old Englands common cause The battle for Old Englands common cause So when wo say that Englands master remember who has made her so Now were weve buckled on our swords weve done with diplomatic lingo Well do deeds to follow on our words well show were something more than jingo And though old Englands laws do not her sons compel to military duties do Well play them at their game And show them all the same And Englishman can be a soldier loo And Englishman can be a soldier loo So when wo say that Englands master remember who has made her so Published by LATEST IN Monuments and Head Stones Before Ordering Gas a id Allan Money to Loan At per cent Security by David for taking Ute Agent Conveyancer Also Af for the following Insurance- Companleei Queen of London Liverpool England Montreal Gore Mutual in tor the Confederation Life Association To ronto Orce Old Office Corner of Mat Lot Street KNOWLES Wholesale Retail PROVISION STORE it Two doors North Furniture Main Vancouver Aug The steamer arrived from today with passengers who brought the news of the discovery of big beds of coal on the Dalton trail scar Horse As wood is scarce in Daw son this deposit of coal will he more valuable than the best gold claim in Dawson Nerves r Continued from First Page dreadful deaths for they never much pity over there for a slave how ever her may be driven to it who breaks the law now made up ray mind to run away whatever might be tie conse quences Camps house was situated on the bank of river A short dis tance apart were gun boats which I nob think safe to pass so I re solved to go up the river aid endeavor to get across to Canada Having de cided on the night I made preparations for the venture- Something how ever that I had done began to raise suspicion On the very night had decided on Camp came into my room about oclock to see if all was right I pretended to be asleep He passed the light close over my eyes- I lay perfectly still until he went down Camps bedroom window was where I could watch it When the light was out I took my only spare shirt and de scended into the street It was very dark but I was familiar with the road I groped ray way to the river where I knew there was an old log boat which I got into and silently paddled my way to a canoe that I had often used- to go from one gun boat to another I started for the oppos ite shore It was so dark that I lost my way and was In fear of on the wrong side I put my hand over the side of the canoe and found that I was sailing with the current I then turned the canoe across and row ed until I struck a rock nearly upset arid shipped considerable water I thought that I would stay there until daylight but in fear of river ris ing baled the water out of the boat and made another start My next landing place was on the Canadian shore As soon as I landed I felt that I was a free man at the same time I was frightened half out of my wits in fear of meeting with bloodthirsty Canadians or other sav ages As I glided slowly along I saw a man on horseback I began to run He put spurs to his horse overtook me and asked what I was running for I pleaded for my life and told him that I did not want to be either toma hawked or scalped The man gave a great laugh and said he guessed there wasnt much danger He took me to his home and cared for me until I got to do Many like myself who had escaped from slavery settled about Chatham others availed themselves of the liber ality of the Canadian Government and took up farms in what then were the backwoods of Canada Among them was mvself On a farm in the town- ship of I have lived raised my family and prospered Amid many friendly nods from those he had entertained by the way our genial Colored FellowTraveller left us at the town of As the names of nearly all the officers men tioned in this sketch can be traced in American history of the events of the war of we may suppose that his personal narrative was true OF BOOTS SHOES READYTOWEAR CLOTHING CAPS it is Prices that Talk Mens Fine Lace Boots for Mens Fine Dong Lace Boots for Mens Fine BoxGalf Lace Boots for Ladies Fine Dong Oxfords for 11 11 OO 95 60 Look at a few of them Ladies Fine Dong Oxford Cloth Top Ladies Fine Dong Oxfords Mens Good Tweed Suits for Mens Extra Good Tweed Suits for Mens Extra Fine Worsted Suits 5 9 00 Hats and Caps at Cost Price DESKS RECITATION SEATS Accommodating sizes for Pupils THE OFFICE Factory Newmarket Out Accommodating prices for the Trustees SPECIALTY MFG CO Notre Dame St Montreal P Write for estimates Limited Bay St Toronto j The rjue An Average of One Foot Con sumed every two minutes A Fresh Twice a Week of Bacon Lard o The beat and Cored Heats on the today A trial con vince you Alec Flour Rolled Oat Corn Meal Hotter Potatoes Pickles Canned Corn Tomatoes Pickled Ham and Tongue Honey Soap of filled on hi shortest to or Work HaJxUTremhled Could by Dr Nerve rood Mrs Margaret Iron Tower Hill writes Dr Chase Nerve Food has done me a world of I was weak that I could not walk twice length or the house My hands trembled that I could not carry A pint water I was too nervous to unable to do work of any kind Dr rood I have been completely restored I can walk a mite without any Inconvenience Though years quite fleshy I do my housework and and reading be Chases Food hsj proved of to me- Dr Chases Nerve Food is the worlds greatest restorative for pale weak ner vous men Women and children In pill form cents a box at all dealers or A Co Toronto Dont Dr Chases Syrup of Serpentine cents bottle At Heosall a business block burned causing a loss of was Man wants but little here below is an axiom which applies markedly to the quantity of air which is to support life It is estimated that when a man is at rest he consumes 500 cubic inches of air every minute an allowance which at the first glance appears large It is however absurdly when we consider that at this rate of con sumption it would take a man day and hours to exhaust the air in a small room feet square ana feet high- Any form of exertion greatly increases the consumption of air Thus if we saunter at two milts an hour we require just twice as air as when sitting in our armchair and at four miles an hour nothing less than cubic inches will Taking an average consumption turnout life of one cubic foot of air every two minutes we coach some very interesting conclusions Thus an hours supply of air could be contain ed in a trunk 5 feet long feet wide and 2 feet deep In a day we should exhaust a small roomful feet long feet wide and feet high For a years supply should re quire a reservoir or hall 100 feet square and a shade over 20 feet high and the supply for a Jong life of years would be contained la a largo hall feet long feet wide and feet high liook at the Boys Hands The boy in search of a job turned up at supper time at his sisters house looking rather disconsolate I didnt get nothing to lie said shortly I dont wonder if you used that kind of grammar said his sister That wasnt it I had my com pany grammar on all right twas something else and Ill tell Jim about it after supper Youd spring the I told you so game on me and make me tired Jim was his brotherinlaw and had he en a jobhunting hoy himself not many years before He was beckon- into the sitting room immediately after rising from the table and once the door was shut by his wifes youth ful brother who turned and said I went to fourteen places today Jim and was turned down at every shot Ive read such things in the Sunday School books and the funny papers hut I thought it was all gab The guys I applied to didnt ask me if I lived with my mother they didnt ask me if I knew the city and they didnt ask me nothing at all that I expected them to ask me The first thing four of them says was Hold up your mitts while the others said Please show us your hands There one look and four of thorn says Git and the rest says politelike dont think we require your ser vices What was the matter asked the sisters husband The hoy held up the forefinger of his left hand along the Inner side of which a yellow stain as far as the second That he said simply r said the brotherinlaw the boss In our shop wont allow cigarettesmoking either but I didnt know things had gone as far as this Why dont you quit I have 1 quit last night One of the guys that said git called me just as I got to the elevator and said What makes you cigar ettes V I dont I says Theres some things worse than cig arette he says I quit last night told him Then he grinned a little and said might not be such a liar as he thought after all but it was a fact that Chicago men had quit hiring cigarette kids Then he says Youre sure you quit last night are you Well you come back again in a week- and show me hands The wear out by that time Jim and I kinder think that fin Incident A traveller on Switzerland last sum mer in writing of bis experiences in that country gives the following in cident The window of a little shop in an old arcade in Berne was filled one day with crosses and hearts intended for the decoration of graves and among them were several slabs of marble with the inscriptions In Memory of my Sister To the Best of Husbands and the like As were the shop three or four idle tourists had halted to laugh at the uncultivated taste shown in these cheap votive offerings Apart and quite unconscious of them stood a poor Swiss maidservant Her eyes were full of eager looking and tho tears slowly rah down her cheeks The slab which she coveted was the cheapest and ugliest of the lot a black slab whitelettered but in scription was To my dear Mother She stops every morning to look at that whispered the shopkeeper But she wont have enough money to buy it in years Toll her she can have it said one of tourists a welldressed man in a loud voice Ill pay for it Monsieur is very generous an swered the shopkeeper But I doubt she is no beggar While they were speaking a young American girl who with sympathy ex pressed in her face had been watching the woman drew her aside I am a stranger she said have been very happy in Berne I am going away tomorrow never to come back again should like to think some body here would remember me kindly Will you let me give you that little slab to lay on your mothers grave The womans face was filled with amazement and then with delight The tears down her cheeks She held the girls hand in both of her own You too have lost your mother Yes Tfien you can understand 1 thank you gracious lady That was all but two women went on their way happier and better for having met Almost every christian man or wo man has at heart the wish to heal hurt of life for others hut few have the delicate tact which can touch a wound without giving pain I THE LEADING HOUSE I O JARS I i- it ALL SIZES As we are overstocked we will sell them for a short time I AT A SACRIFICE COME AT ONCE KENYON r Farm for Sale Htt of concessions own King consisting- of an state of cultivation For lurther apply of tho ttBM KcUleb A DAVIDSON Newmarket Girl Wages per month KAVANAOH Industrial Home CANAL 3PH 00W raffed to 1 by Lata Than Two of Or Chase KtdnayUwPiU The of Mr similar to thut of sulTerorn with indigestion Stomach seldom really kidneys and liver set right and the bowel mad and active Mr Joseph I derived more benefit from the of Dr- Chases Pills than any other I ever andean LAKE TO CONTitACIOUa A PROMPTLY SECURED Write for tad Mow you Are Be ad us a or model of your fa and our opinion as to whether Rejected been successfully by conduct equipped office In Montreal Had Washington woik furnished- Patent procured through Marlon flt Ma notice without charge in over newspapers distributed throughout the Doratolon Specialty Patent business of lure ana Engineers MARION MARION Patent and aHm New York Ule AtUntlc School SEALED sddreasLvl to ttie slgncdsDd Tender for Trent Canal wilt bo received at this until noon Friday August 19M for con or about tblrtoc miles of Canal KlrkfloM and will divided Into two Sections work and forms of Contract can bo teen at of Chief Department of railways and Canals at Ottawaor at tog Engineers forms of tender can bo obtained on and after day July la cose of Arms must bo attached actual alunatures of full name the the occupation and of real- j deucoof or an accepted bank for sum of accompany tender for FROM JULY 3RD THE Central Business College a job Chicago J- v accompany too tor I was In a terrible state and bo parties hardly work at my trade I tried meat Into contract for kind of medicine and doctors work until was tired and be- isulanUted accepted cheques thus sent were me and after takfng a box and a half found that was Aired Nearly every family on the continent hap used Chases KldneyLlver Pills or heard of ths remarkable cures bind Itself to ac cept lowest or any tender By order UK Department of Ottawa July 1Mb hJB advertisement dose a box all dealers or without authority from the Depart will Bates and Co Toronto not bo paid for It TORONTO Offers an excellent opportunity for and Senior Students to enjoy a short terra In the Busi ness and Penmanship Departments Members may enter at any time and spend from two weeks up wards as desired Special terms for particulars Regular work continues right Into the Full Term which op- ens on Sept free W AV Principal Toronto Compare the Era with any other weekly for home news