ft 4 ii NEWMARKET ERA g cry Friday lYMAH GEO JACKSON AT STEAM main already REACHED And wo expect SUBSCRIBERS iwnW GIVE MS ilBBBTY TO KNOW TO TO TO CONSCIENCE r ONTARIO NORTH YORK INTELLIGENCER AND ADVERTISER TOmoxrp Vi il In NEWMARKET Vol XLNo Single Copies Cents Each Newmarket Friday March 13th Strictly in Advance within or at end of year on IUTU DRAFTS ISSUED AILS At Aminoti Draft m old LEU At fllOXAH J ROBERTSON e oOlo o rood Farm YKO Do J MABH UB rfCrfIDiriEDBA Pablle Etc Bio T TO LOAN A It I si a Hit Ac rvf a OB A J- Street J AGENT FOR Fire Life TO LOIS AT March 13th EVERYDAY D FOR Union Co At ftealttrj Office- Cor Mi J To cm Water itc inci AH kinds of and flwki Cheap Sold IS A A AGENT for Commercial Union Scotland Northern All Slock Companion tow Ad Town Proper if it ftfllimeM I reinoTMl bit Dentil Rrjumt lo lott Block xylite a filTlTACTIOC Office Tin Shop fiL XMlld of Market bed rooms lor faoue meet all rtntfiUIlard JTAB1LATAICAOH ON 0 kept on band Hardware THE ACCIDENT JlSaORAKCBCOOPORTUAMilRICA u America asalDttaccldeota A for Aurora at loan aod I fe arrival of New a few at a time now in another week well bo in the mi idle of it id of a bun and fifty already We into week Silk Fabric Goods Black Hand kerchief a Kid Henrietta ilaalin of Trouserings Spanish and Torchon PritAs Sax all fresh from Eoropf beautiful goods Next week we expect to show Spring T THOMPSON SON The New Mammoth to King St TORONTO NEWMARKET FOB ALES Bottled and on Draught DIAMOND WHiSKYstrictiy Pure PORT WINES Canadian and Imported AT P J MAIN STREET NORTH A CAH GROCERY STORE FRESH mm sod NOTES DISCOUNTED- MOSEY TO and Account A FULL SUPPLY OF FAMILY in which we will sell at the closest living A trial solicited P J 0MALLEY MAIN STREET NORTH Old J WARNER THE GENTS FURNISHER tat of aud -also- DRY WOOD CANADA LIFE CO OAPITAL AND FUNDS- A AotiaalloodJneoverllflM after fore- j notion for Annexation Haw heard the tiewa Of a man a And is yen ogle A fad upon hit To mature hi wily plan fair ha If a eye Mitt With air That fia bettor away her That is making him to fanny gnc to thai Hell By foul JUNIUS f cot by fair her To hit For la the tar tic of Tiroald than Is all hit foolish hi To will barter Her dear aqit wfao fayor of fliror Who to their io From her her towera a fair are ejected to them Who it ror be halter to DO J a of Where dwell encore from fear it not go why tis for wooder they so to Why not chatter 1 to end for native Stale the Fathers yet would From eacroacbJog oer br Larders Without or legal To back figifQ be act to Her to flicflr For a may tare him Do a little mors than biro ha to keep tha at frhe didnt To Or to let Will buy any Dark Derby Knot tomorrow Ring or Windsor Ties Ml SEVER WATCHES In the store of J Next Door to Atkiofiona Jewelry Store WARNER JEWELRY- CLOCKS SILVERWARE SILVER KNIVES SPOONS 0 0 AT LOW PRICES A CALL RESPECTFULLY L ATKINSON Main Street Newmarket 1 WHY cl iheUtPriual work It far W Messrs Co Dear took a cold ir last which in hack and kidney excruciat ing After being without sleep four nights through I your MINARDI LINI MENT After Brat was ho much relieved that foil irito a ilVp and followed John ha do trade ko where get DECAUBK- ho J J ud woikmoc WHY do Ufa to our of 1 worth a COUGH MEDICINE I their natural hit- wilt NEWMARKET SUM ION Worth STORE top NOW Tor If do It w Is HEAVY AND SHELF NOTICE Buggies and Cutters UNPAIRED AND UNDERTAKING prompt attcotlon atuiua I Wit OUT OF Of Cod Liver Oil Of jliubao4 oilier EcDUlslObi A lictb SCOTTS nil MVJT IkUeriiW- PAINTS ILS AND GLASS FINE CUTLERY for Infante and Children Simfes Visit In The of the tiona of the Canadian Institute con tains a Diary of Governor from Bay to Pen- in 1793 The Diary is that- of Sheriff who Governor and that party on that and it taios lanch that is of local in the vicinity of Lake The is in the of Alex Clerk of at and of the writer A few extracts frop the diary were road fore Historical section of the Canadian on Jan 14 by William Houston Libra rian of the legislative Library through it aince been Mr of their through Like is bore given At twenty after one Sepu we entered Lke LtOlaio now Lake so called in memory of Captain of the At the entrance of the Lake wo saw two caooea who upon paddled off to their village which was on a point about miles off what now known Do Point which been nrccdezvoua for toepprUe of Governors arrival We paddled on towards- the point and the villngo In shore- The Indiana who were by this time Mwmbled to Its excellency which we with three cheers and then doubted the point and pot on shore ft small sandy bay to dine Boon our fending the Indians came in to wait on the Governor o whom thoy s beaver blanket- which bo declined taking then hut promised to take it upon rolorn from wreall more or less drunk and madi an unintelligible got from Canadians who had from Bay by trader to buy corn Excellency waa sorry that he could not the chief of the village with whom he acquainted as ho danger ouily UK Wo left our amatlit canoe here and got one Indian la Hen of the two Indiana belonging to the who preferred remaining to proceeding on the journey After dinner we reembafked and wind fair sail and about dark put on- shorn and on- six from the village IIU would what la as Cedar Point Left our encampment about ten oclock Mr was taken the corny and In place one of the put on with alx It blowing too to Bay put at Point Endeavour Big Bay Point where we remained till two oclock and dined After dinner the wind moderating a little sail croaaed the bar which is between seven and eight and four and fivo wide We had scarcely got over when the wind blew hard ahead and begin- ant spot on side of the hike This would bo near of the present days were occupied in going from this place to Bay by way of the Severn River an account of which is preserved in the Dairy Oct Mr observes The Lake Sim coo Indians were much mortified at the Governor not taking beaver blanket when of fered to him This they to the Indiana by the express went overland nod they simply replied that their father did right not to take it that should have made bis bed upon his arrival at York as they did not waited for bis arrival in their village Tho Indian bad made his bed at York by preven ting a beaver blanket On the return journey party reached spot jost mentioned near Hawks tone oil Oct 9th and en camped The entry for the following readB thus Got into canoes be fore sunrise being fearful that we would Lave vind ahead and wishing to cross before it blew tod hard appre hensions were confirmed Tho wind began to but we luckily got over the bay before the Like too rough Put on Bbore and breakfasted at Endeavor Point Reembarked and coasted shore At one oclockput in and dined about two distance from the village dined and got on board we paddled and soon came abreast of the viltsgp The Indinus fired a feu joie and we gave three cheers Got round the point put on shore in a small hauled our canoeti shore nod encamped in the rear of the village While we up the tires preparing everything for the night his Excellency hu manely to pay a visit to chief who as I have already mentioned dangerously ill when wo passed on our way to Bay but on to Lis wigwam he was iuformed that ho had been dead for some days A man of less sensibility and feelings than Governor would have shocked on Ibis occasion but bis were plainly painted bis countenance upon his return to camp About bix oclock a number of came to visit the Governor Two of them carried images of their husbands dolls about two feet long decorated with silver broaches feathers paint etc- in chief was tho with one of these his medal is hung to his neck the face painted black His Excellency them some knives and and after they retired At eight oclock Indians ctnue iu a body and being seated around the fire each got a dram a piece of tobacco after which the chirf got up thanked the great father and with the beaver blanket which be spread under him lie then You white men pray wo poor Indians do not know what it is hut wo hope you will entreat the Great Spirit to remove sickness from us To which Governor replied that they should certainly be remem bered in prayers of the whites He then ordered them a keg of rum went away perfectly happy highly pleased that blanket Was accepted and that they had made their Fathers bed About oclock on following morning Governors party loft this Point village One of the rangers with tho party had out bis too and could not walk from Holland Landing to York So Mr and two others wore left with the unfortunate man at the for mer place while the Governor and party proceeded to York During their sojourn Holland Landing supplies ran out and and another man had to return to the In dian village for This last visit also described length in Diary all of which boa an air of romance Dominion Dr Washingtons Great Sue as a Throat and Lung Surgeon Dr Washington who has for past years tho city as a specialist on throat diseases has on fourth year In over year ho has paid vlslta to in the capital nod though angels visita were far at he has owing to the Increasn of his practice had to make at three special visits a month His success has been undoubtedly most extraordinary as is his ever increasing prac tice and number of his patients The latter have steadily grown In number under his treatment which has proved so successful In numerous cases Visit bin rooms when you may during his visit and one thing is pal- he has at least the con- end rwpct of the people His success is rvidonced by his continual visits unbroken for so long a His Is now a house hold word in thin city and vlclnitv doctor will continuo his in future as in past and pot forth every effort to make special ly a success Mid not only rellove the suffering but restore to health In many cases who have lost last veatfge of hope of recovery Ho will Newmarket in his regular monthly visits March noon only Following is or lights In Markham as sup plied by council aro light cents per night or more aro lights cents each per night candle Incandescent light for or cents each per night 3 or more cents each candle light 25 cents per week each Any to be Bark Mills Brut North Sooth North Brace Brow Welt fcowDd Hodgins CcrowsU and Boss Bdlh North Essex Alloa r Gray Gray North Haldjmtod Uootsgas HeodflFBoa I W Corby Hdxoo 1 1 j North QcUk AttuilroQa ftud Pier Tisdflle Norfolk Sooth i it If Jill Oxford llftinSlhitUnAitt Pertly Prince FrgaD SimMY J Toronto fl Toronto a Cottavotlh Viclorii Violet St LiftDgitoa Wellington alien Sampld York QUBDKC Dponi yMV IWrtircD FiQTel CbitMnnuiy Brown Sigucntf SaTtrd CoapOQ A MtCoimtck Sie Bbini Sijipe Law jssstOQaf Btolfi Coulombs Montreal MopUea Prlnc OtUfit J Pnrtotuf Co Ka mo Clattland ssslsj at a Bonier St fiuborb MoauaiQ Rider Varchatei DRUNAVriOH Albert Collar Charlotte Qlllmoro Kot land I at Jobn ciirM Wllraot Vlctoila Wastoserilsod Wood Tempi Thompsoo Dicks Bovtrs Palniffl Forbes Richmond amis Whits Via torts Editors Shears SBWJT BUB Mount Albert Walker to open oat A large number of and firman have stored away a lot of for coming Ed Qnigley baa left for the Mr one of the proprietor of the mill ha been- very low with M going to large for a room for his furniture alto large place for a market halt with society to the storey consequence of a proposed change in the of Smith are sell tog at priced that everybody is happy Free trade could not give da dry goods cheaper aod we our to lay in a six mouths supply If you not got the cash butter and eggs are JQQtaa good ftueensvHIe Our tittle The election the Grata ficd but ittvtr a lot it wbfu for at diritton wis out Id fact S3 il up go to Aurora for fear in Mr will ran long were all hit of not Mr J Ho will oon ifdJy to be do a good well He will rib bis a tailor Mr Jos Tate has from Mr Sttpbaoiand first next Ha has the of a fi ft oil will do lo up record a trial We in town on election day bat they dMoi stay la ahead lit to erect a and we that several othra to Mr is excellent nmiic acd like to its more the roarriixa coiolox Time they the before this Warsaw Next to making a easiest thing Is to the mistakes other people The Philadelphia hall which is not yet completed has so far cost fourteen million dollars s The Canadian Methodist Church has decided to establish a new mission at the of in Western China and bind on baking soda dampened before retir ing and in the morning you will be surprised to God soreness all out of your corns That remarkable old man Elder of Chatham of ju- singers fame has been invited to deliver series of lectures in Eng land this spriDg Mr Edward of Elba twenty ono years of age was killed by in front of sleigh off a load of wood while passing Camilla Tuesday The Mr Jowph ford a riipectabUi retired farmer in dropped dead at the tea Tuesday evening The doc tor pronounced it a of heart disease KyAlittlnEoo Mr Thomas on a last- some one taking hold of threw the little lad on his two ribs causing Ferioua iu- injury prominent dealer Toronto ventured his opinion that Sunday would to ten will I we for the eaters- hut it will not afford satisfaction the egg dealers Tbo practice of snowballing pedestrians and horses is not confined to there is no nui sance on our streets today than n boy with a big supply of and lamentable lack of World I School Report ORDER OP MKBIT MO Racbel Jr Mills Ill Cottle J Luody Mabel Fuller Bertha J P Harvey Curti- Rich- Noddle Rachel Wright Jr Pi If Joseph Ursa Rose la Jessie Wright every Rachel Cornell Mills Edith Foliar Archie Wright Ross James Joseph Ernest Rosa a KoiiTti I a Jesse Reld Jr Homer A Was Jr 3rd V J P Ida A Held Jr 2nd Part Arnold P Reed A Jr Perl J P Tablets Fair every day Alice William Bain j But Reed Horner John Names on Register for winter months Average dally attendants Ward Teacher a NO V CIsuEHu Lspus Ered Percy Barker Jr Rots Evens Edith Prosssr Wesley Shier Clsra 8r Bertls Allen Jr 111 Jos Freeman Alien Oscar Allen Charles Stick- wood ClaytadaShlar WWii Pin Allen AUes Jr Annls Br I SMsr P Barker Ctlo Allen O Shier A Average H J son taking 12 or more Ding to rain wo la a picks- special rate Prices EDWARD ess- VO ss a I I Roes Watson Daly kUodonsid How a klu at loves beginning Sings the and his sentiment with one exception It r party the oven lores kiss loses Its sweetness Dr Catarrh Remedy for this repulsive and distressing afflic tion By its mild soothing antisep tic cleansing and healing properties it cores the worsV offered for an Incurable ot damages from the firennen Lumber Co at I he place recently The teamsters the company had the gates his slaughter and his hogs wandered on the railwn track and were killed Mr Fred Neihausmyer Lima Ohio went insane on Monday over the her in lit the babe front bed to open jump in Both vuro A terrible railroad occurred in of on Two cainQ into en both Fifty persons killed out right and a large number Sadie a girl of seventeen was placed upon trial for murder in Buffalo Wednesday charged with having in October thrown two young children from high railway bridge of whom killed has since been to have heen insane Thomas father of Charlie of Baltic whito walking on from dors dock to on through the ice Not returning homo search was made next morning and bis body found in twelve feet of water just under a break in ice March While Messrs William and Matthew An- working in bush was standing a and supposing was no Hon in the way ho oil the snow but a stake limb or sharp pointed stick wbich ho had not seen penetrated his abdomen to the depth of about six Inches fatal injuries Pour of largest loconio- ever built to the world near- ing completion at the Baldwin Loco- Works in Philadelphia They are being built for Oram Trunk Railway and will boosed St Clair Tunnel which runs the bed of the St Clair be Port Huron and Sarnie The engines peculiarly constructed aro fio pairs of inch driving wheels on each The water tank are on each side of the boiler and cab is in tho centre of boiler extending out over the two tanks locomotive is thus constructor to allow It to run backward aud for ward with facility The cylfn and tho inches in diameter with 1C0 pounds of steam pressure Each one withthe water tanks tilled and starting supply of coal on board weighs pounds overage weight in running order with tanks about half filled The rails on which they will run will weigh pounds per yard A Contemptible Vice The moat useless and moat ever grew in tho hothouse of profane swearing We proles against it of society as decent men On boats In cars in places of business on open streets at concert doors and evtfy where else rings the incessant oath of the habitual swearer Young men just learning to corse appear to think is something brave about it old Interlard the remark they make with cold blooded blasphemies and a variety curse It the most nonsensical known to Public profanity ought to be offence with penalty of a term In jail for oath l Jx fa sA s e J siwrVstisCi J i 1